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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20

r. City Ladies, or Ladies visiting the
city, find at MILERs IN Csnas, every article that
possibly be wished for in the shape Of Cater Boots
Slippers Ties and Toilet Slippers forthenseves chi dren
good in quality and low in prices any store in New
York. Remember-MLLEK's No. lSi Canal.st.
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THE HAT-That is, KNox's Hat OF the
Fall Style will be ready for purchasers on SATuRDN aug
s Price g. Perfection has been obtained by the poouc
ton Of this elegant article For further particulars inquire
at No l2g FutOI. st.
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RICH CARPETINGS. - JEFFERSON "
HUMPHREY, No S7s Broadway, corner Of Whtest, have
lust received direct from the European manufactures per
late arrivals from Europe large and elegant assortment of
rch Mosaic Velvet and Tapestry Carpeting SURPRISING
thing before this country; patterns entirely
exclusively own aud for sale ul 10 per less than
ol tn1 calling anilar goods.
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II HOboken has most beautiful grounds
for Pic Mic parties and the daily OF i
lies from this city Every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday
afternoons parties returning from Pic Mic can be
entertained at the Ott0 Cottage with popular music. Fres
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ANDERSON AND THE BowEkY.-Won-

hNDEKSUN AND IHL DUN I'M - W UT
aefu revelation and reduction in the prices OF all kinds OF
Tapestry Brussels ThTeepy and Ingram Carpetng Floor
Oil Coibs Rugs, Table Covers Window Shades, &c, at
HIRAM AsDERSoNs, No SO Bowefy Purchasers should
anime those beautiful Carpets, almost given away.
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r GoURaup's LIQUID Hair Dive Is,

y" Is there such a wonder as a med
cine that ian be tested upon condition OF returning the
money if 1t does no good Yes WATTs's Nervous Anti
dote ct Nos. 10 Ann. ST. and Al Washington st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-21

Y'HIRD CONGRESSIONAL DIsTaIcT-INDEssN-
i dent Nomination.
WIN. A. ARCHER.

ATA LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING or
held re-
hss as ps' M
Sb, Of p W Clark Es9 John Avery was called e the
oSisfS Lewis Bstsr fhan.s shslid:a i and Ea1fSi PS;
sns on %Gsn
were aPponssd sssrstsris. Bsnjsmin B. wesh Esd.
jssp& jSa1 s.nda.s ?S'1s,G1 Tsisd
Tssn rls In tie
Nominating wing ioket~rsr Assistant
nsna snS Cook K
and PoiocI Second District James Saith saa
Psr Rox RBnshn1 d dsrs George M purssE and
Il. Coiladay; Fifth district John Ridden and William
On motion the following committee appointed to
so Sr, the Of this
MsGare and Patrick Boyle who reported the following
Resolved That the democre republican eectors of the
S ans 9ssr x Of
pa hs ss ss 1mS NTH which he
Resolved, That recognise in Charles II. Lyons, nom
mated for the responsible position Of sterling
active and competent democrat entitled like his future
and The esnd$sncs = Si. fellow m rsn''sA's
M That Emanuel J0ssPhs and william Cook
a. s o s r HSs the and
Es;Gssa THAT the dgeas faithful and
the legislature we regard with deep sasfaoon his
s se1
lenges the respect and support Of his constituency
Resolved That the democracy of the city and county
New York entitled to the especial thanks
the banner ward for the to
three OF her favored faithful citizns
of 0Donne Hilton, and Mccarthy, pledge ourselves to
sustain with undertaking fidelity and with
ted majority the candidates and principles of the demo-
cratic party.
Resolved That these important results vally affecting
tine national state and county nominations only
allied however by mutual concession cordial cooperation
and perfect and dsregard at
crisis Of these essential elemenss victory must
in general spirit Of retaliation the triumph
Of common principles and involving the disastrous de-
feat of entire ticket.
Resolved That the Fourth wardthe keystone of the de-
mocracy-w in the approaching contest the proud
reputation secured in the Presidential election of 1S
contribute not her hundreds but her thousands
the redemption the nation state and county from the
extrayagance dshonor and disgrace identified with
whig ascendancy
The meeting eoquently addressed by Senator Ather
ton Of New Hampshire. Captain James M Turner Joseph
E. Palmer Of Kings county and Others After
thusiastc cheers the meeting adjourned.
JOHN w. AVERY, Chairman.
Charles Dougherty Lewis Bitters Philip Martin and
Thomas w. sherden, Vice Presidents.
William Block and Patrick Murray, Secretaries.
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Personal Intelligence.

Arrivals at tbs MetroDolitsn--Hon Thos Hardy.
Virginia. Hon w. l.. Helfensten. PLilad Charles A..
Henderson, U. 8. Marine Corps; Gao. ?. Tiffany BAH
mere; o. w. Thompson Conn; !. W. Jordan, U. s. NA-
w; A. Davis, Miss; @. j. King, u d. Navy; W H
wood Georgia. $. w. Noyes, Cuba; j. U. Hunter. u 8.
Navy; Hon W. A. Bird, Buffalo Il. M. Diamond, Mex
leo and 1853 others
At the AstS-E h. Cunnin gLana Albany; Msor Wood
bridge, U. s A.; I. KirabaL PhAsd J. W. Ts'sot
Texas; w Murdoch Philad rr Coleman San FrrAais-
co; Hon. Mr.. Atheiton. New Hampehire; Pitz Heary
Warren. Washington; IS Poore. Nassau; MrB. 0en.
Mcneil Nav hampshire Ma Woodbridge, U. g.. A >.
snd leo others.
AT the. American-R. W. Buelsser, Ky; j. Fsxea~
Troy; d. Niler, Cleveland ~. Dunlap Chicago; ~ @0sst
man PElsd.; w. X Howell, Vashingten g. l.. Nsurse I
Boston; h. Brigham do, AID 30 cthers.
At thS. Irving House-Hon. Deas, Pouyhkecpeets
Lieut. Whiting u. S. A.; Lieut. Hoe. u. s NJ Lieut..
H. Russell U, s. N; Lieut. Henry, U. 8. M Dr.. Rabsi
San Francisco ana 2G7 others.
At the Howard-M. Kennedy, Esq Phladspbia; Cas-.
Chas Rosignol Galveston, Texas Hon NJ. Pierce, Bt&as
ford Ne; Rev v. A. Earton, Boston; IL Eaton SyrA-
cuse; Thos DIXON. Baltimore; Hon II. yeaisveer Nov
jersey J F. Underhill Xinderhook N. IL. BlossonA Re-
CHESTER Uou. o. Head, Exeter, N. H. ~. Barns, Esq.
Prince Ed, yard Island and 103 others.
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THEoDoRUs VAN TINE. Chairman
JS;arH JSnns p VI r.sss .sss, Secretaries.

CONGRESSIONAL DlSTRlCT.-AT A MASS
BSsras UaSn
pSH
and ,e p v.
Presidents. Frederick +. Wesebrook O. s. hbbard, Ed
ward Murray Denis Mccarthy John Austin and John
report shs Ngmnating COMMITTEES tha. Tranoi. B.
the next Congress- was unanimously accepted by socla
Resolved That the dem,crats othe Eighty Congression
al district here in mass convention assembled hail with
prevails the ranks Of party and its brilliant results
Resolved That the second and third States of the Union
eayng their the rst only awaits the
ys democratic salute of tirtysSe guns in honor Of
franklin Pierce and William r. King standard
Resolved As the best evidence our undiminishcd at
hich these benign results are Justly strbutabe we re
crate unqualified cordial democratic
aud the National Dso
Resolves, That in Trankin Pierce of New Hampshire
recognize true American and true democratic one who
and responsibilities in the hour Of his eountrys need
in n se a &
ndioate the honor Of the nations citizen who In every
y nss BSGy dy 'ns ana
Resolved That highly approve the nGmins ton and
Pierce and William +. King to the Presidency and Vice
Resolved That we viii give hearty am cordial support
90 demceratic state nominations and that We will
ssnant Governor Frederick Follet Tor Canal Commission
or, and David Clarke for State Prison Inspector. .
Resolved, That we cordially approve, and VIII support
nomn adopted by the County Convention held at
Tammany Hall on the 18th instant for Justi los Of the Su
creme Surerior and Marine Courts for Sheriff. Clek aud
oroners and for Mayor Heads Of cover
nor Of the Ain shouse. ~
Resolved As the unanimous sense Of this mass eonven-
eion that we highly approve the nomination Of the Hon.
Francis b. Cutting and cordially recommend him 70 the
auragcs OF democratic fellow citizens as the candidate
Of the democratic party for representative Of this district
Resolved That the personal and political character brill
.snss % ana ex.ensve requirements OF MT cutting
aver eevnted and in the event Of his election 10
bur district and to the great metropolis Of which IL Is
Rart faithful and competent representative in
-sional councils.
The ting was eoquently addressed by tho following
gentlemen Col. Thomas Francis Cutting ESQ John
Cochrane, Esd Capt Rynders and Wrisht Hawkes. Esq.
ISAAC TOWNSEND, Chairman.
JOHN s. AUSTIN Secretary
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The Pennsylvania State Fair.

LANCASTER Oct. 20, 1852.
The ANIMAL State fair largely attended and the trains
in every direction filed to excess Hotels and private
houses flied to overhowing The exhibitors
merous and chow the rest and best products from all
parts Of the State.
The crowd to morrow will be greatly augmented by
the expectation Of General Scots presence although
they are doomed to disappointment.
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Markets.

! . NEW UnLEANs, Oct II! I8OI.
Cotton has been in active demand to day for England
and the sales reached bales at firm prices SAddng
fair is quoted at 10Ac Mess pork Is dull at ST. Bacon
sides are selling at S4c
CHARLxsToN, Oct. 10 1852.
The sales of cotton to day $50 bales az prices
ranging from "a to 1890. The market is firm.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 20 1852.
Freights to New Orleans, whiskey, So; St. Louis 75c
per cwt. Flour is firm at So IS hogs for November
delivery In demand at S. 25 with more buyers than
sellers.
ALBANY, Oct 90 1852.
The following have been the receipts of produce
our ast-Flour H. 600 bbs; 200 900 bushels barley
1900 bushels cats 000 rye 3Ce0; wheat 5000 bushels
Flour continues active; sales to day 600 bbs Wheat
and oats nothing doing Corn is firm. at 71c for West
ern mixed 14c00 bushels sold Barley the receipts
are Light prime Jefferson county two rowed sold at TIC
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From ALBANY.

FATAL RAILROAD ACoIDENT-TRIAL FOR POST or
FICE R0BBERY--CANAL OBSTRUCTION.
ALBANY, Oct 20. 1859
This morning the engine of gravel train OF the
track Strong Point, the Hudson River Railroad
four or five miles below this city The engineer was
Instantly killed his body being nearly severed length.
wise. No other person injured.
The Unted States Circuit Court is engaged this
ming in trying George Coddngton for robbng the Al
baDy Post Office.
The obstruction to canal navigation still continues
near the Upper Aqueduct about four miles Of boats
detained on each side Of the broken lock
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The following Is en- extract OF letter In the Halifax
Ssn:-Port Hood, 18th 0ctc6sr.-Nearty all thu Novx
Scotia fAermen ara detained here by the steamer Davas
taton FOR alleged formality in their papers and auy
vcseel attempting to leave will be fred into
The sesmcr Sir JoAn Harvey sailed last hight at 5P
II for Boston.
The steamer Ellen Gosorne arrived from Phis delphs
Yesterday.
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CEvENTu WARD DEMOCRATIC REpuBLruAN GO

cEvENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN COM
- mittec rooms Nc. "a East Brosdway-The democrats
the Seventh ward uvitod to meet each evening
the week. Sundays excepted at No East Broadway for
che of consultation all matters relative to the
elcc ton all tho democratic candidates
oschng campaign All the papers publications and
periodicals Of the day will be kept on file for rerusa and
Ference. Our German friends will find competent person
always prsscut to give them any information they may
Giro. BY order, u. O. WEST, Chairman.
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WITH THE UNPLEASANT CONSEQUENCES WHICH
w followed the repetition Of what spoken in the
atre believe that the surgeon Of tho Society OF Friends
ctuated by the ndet motives and much regret that
have been gosied by ncesant series Of annoyance TO
mako the publication the 18th. The word popular
written Hospital surgeon mispriu.sd him and others
9f the hospital physicians and suryeor ! have always
found ready aud willing 10 ose The whole was written
IN haste aud the publication urssd By 9thsrs n
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Religious Intelligence.

DECISION IN THE METHODIST CHURCH CASE.
CINCINNATI October 20. 1852
In the Of the Methodist Church Book Concern
Judge Leayit United States Court has decided adverse
to the claim Of the Church South An appeal has
taken
THE PENNSYLVANIA PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD.
HARRISBURG, Oct. 20. 1852
The Pennsylvania Presbyterian Synod met in the Pres
byteran church here last evening The sermon wa
preached by the Rev Mr. Sterling, Moderator of the las
meeting Rev. Mr. Handy chosen Moderator for the
ensuing year The Synod met again this morning and
accepted invitation visit the State Lunatic Asylum
This afternoon has been appointed for the hearing
narratives as to the state of religion.
OLD SCHOOL PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD.
PuILADELPHIA, Oct. 90 1852
The Synod OF the Old School Presbyterian Church met
here to day. Rev. Alexander Mackn of Philadephis,
has been chosen Moderator Nothing except preliminary
business has yet been transacted.
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Meteorological Observations,

MoRsEs LINE, OFFICE BASEMENT no. 2h WALL STREET
WEDNESDAY, October 20, 1852.
BUFFALO. 10 A. MA clear and pleasant morning
Wind north Barometer 30 Thermometer 60.
ROCHESTER, 10 A. MA very cold. raw morning
Heavy frost last night. Wind northwest. Thermome
ter 63
AuBuRN, 10 A. M.--Clear, pleasant morning. Wind
south. Thermometer g.
SYRACUSE, 10 A. M.-Peasant morning Cloudless
sky. Wind iglN fom the northeast Thermometer 52
Urea. 10 A. M.-Pleasant morning. but cool. Wind
west Thermometer 5i
ALBANY, 10 A. MA beautiful morning Wind north.
west Thermometer 90 Barsmeter 3023s Mercury II
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CEyEN1H CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. NINTH,
~ Sixteenth, and Twentieth Wards.At large and en-
thnsatic meeting Of the democracy Of the said district
street. the evening Of the goth f October instant
DIRE Hay, ESQ., called to the chair Roger Monahan
and Andrew Larry elected Vice Chamen Daniel
appointed Secretary when the following preamble and
resolutions were unak kimously adopted
Whereas at the ratification meeting held this evening at
the Kniekerbecker Hall pursuant to call at whica Al
derman Den presided Theodorus Van Tine,
sentcd report, purporng TO be report Of certain
nomr ating cnventon and wheress the said report
Eas presented I. said meeting for ratification and confirms
ton largo nAority Of said dssept6I
report and the nsmnn cn Of William COsgoy. keq was
confirmed and ratified by large and immense majority OF
the citizens and whereas notwithstanding the
chairman decided that the made by Mr. Van Tne
confirmed; now therefore, be 1t
Resolved That the sad decision irregular and wholly
wrong; that William Ccggey, Eeq., the choice Of tho
united democracy of the dstrio that he IL the who
has stopped croached to obtain the nomination
Congress- and that, honest consistent demo-
crat, man eprosed to bribery and corruption in
primary elections shall support him with all
ges and endeavor to place him in the councils Of
ton believing that in his election shall elevate
who will ably Congress- and disoharge his duty
to himself, his constituents, and his country.
ANDREW HAY, Chaicman.
DANIEL FORBES, Secretary
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Mrs. e. Oak-s Smiths Lecture on the SUB
ject or Clcoyatra.

Iris lady delivered lecture last evening &C the HspS
Chspe Broadway nominally ne subject Of ne Egyp-
an Qucen but in which she to touch upsa
all anFsyery other sahec ncuii,g the state politics
in England the Fugitive Slave law ss, making it lnpos-
sible w.shin limited space to give abstrsct e
the aisccarse. Cleopatra she observed, the most
powerful, she the most womanly, os. hsr
class; amt 1t singular to perceive how great
races and dynasties became extinct in the psrsoa
of a woma1-the rulers Of Palmyrs In Queen zenobs
the Ptolepys in Cleopatra and tbs Tudors In Queeu
Elizabeth As the star of Cleopstra set, thus
in the East that Of the passive Madonna u q
heller dynasty In sketehing the character of the ques
from SbakspeaTe play founded her history ana the
individuals ard she left to the clergy to tell the fate Il
the poor majority. daughter She then passed to ths
history and circumstances Of Egypt mentioning thsir
peculiar tenet the Degston OF decay and pointing
out the enduring Pyramids emblemSc Of tnis f2th
being was supposed mpcrlhable and contracting ~
very speedy Transition these monuments Of antiqutJ
with the embiern Of our own age--ths locomotive
and the telegraph. She was particularly upon
the clergy saying that If an Arch angel TO ap
pear the EARTH not subscribe to their doctrnes
and the ssionary societies, he would be deemed
fde With such disoursive matter she entertained
thin audience for upwards Of hour and concluded
by giving notes that in pursuance of adyertieneat
she would ecturs there again next Friday the sub.
ject Of :" Weman considered as inferior to man"
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RrookIyn CITY IntelIIgoace.

JEwELp SroRE HoanED.-Sometime curing fuesaay
night TN cvelry store Of Francis SELF IN Court street.
SW ,kett street feoDously entered by cutting
out the lower panels of the back door and pyns on the
bar on he inside With chise 1hs whole place
sacked and ewey and other attclee amounting to be-
tween and fve hundred dollars IN value, carried
awaD No detection.
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Naval Intelligence,

THE STORE SHIP RELIEF sPogEH.
BosroN Oct 90 1852
The United States store ship Relief from New York
for Rio was spoken the 4th instant in latitude So
longitude "a.
THE UNITED STATES SHIP vANDALrA
PHiLADELrHfa, Oct. 90 1852.
The United States ship yendala was taken into the
sectional dock at the Navy Yard to. day.
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The Southern Lines of Steamers.

THE ANRIRE CITy, Ell D0KApo, AID WIN r7nN
New ORLEANS. Oct %, ISs..
The steamship Empire City Ia below from New York
JaDero.
The steamship I'll Dorado and Wn, Penn will sail to.
morrow morning for New York
TIE ALABAEA AT sAvANNAH.
+ SAVANNAH, Oct 20. 1852.
from New York this morniIx
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LNIGHTH WARD-ATTENTION.-GRA MASS AND
~ Confirmation MectingIThe democracy Of the Eighth
ward requested to attend grand ting Fri
day evening 22d inst at ~ o'clock in vanda street. be.
tween Hudson and varck streets to raty the nomn aton
made by the varions nominating The following
speakers have been invited and will address the
General Hiram p Walbridge, Hon. John McKeon Wright
hawkes., Esq Hon. Mike Walsh; Jones B. Phillips Esq;
Daniel b. Taylor Esq Daniel E. sickes, Esq Captain
Isaiah Rynders John Van Buren, ESQ., James r. Brady,
Esq; M George T. Purser ESQ., by order Of DANIEL e.
DELEVAN, Chairman Of the Ward Committee
STEPHEN DURYEA, SHe'isS"iies
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Movements OF Parties IN Massachusetts.
DEMOCRATIC AND FREE SOIL NOMINATIONS FOR CON-
GREss. STATE SLNAToRS. ETC.

GREss, STATE SENATOR'S, ETC.
BosroN, Oct %, 1852
TIE Middleex county Democratic ana fes sol. conyeu
tiors met at Concord to-day The free r-.r.sa,
coalition the senatorial ticket which the democratic
convention after brief bat spirited debate-thc dele
gates from several towns protestingagreed to. coa
ton ticket formed consisting Of three democrats and
three free soilers The democratic convention adopted
resolution declaring that while eoaloscirg with the free
soers State matters National matters they adopted
and stood on the Baltimore platform
The democratic convention of the Fourth district have
nominated Chas Hazewel editor Of the Boston Times
to I'll the vacancy occssioBed By the death OF Benjamin
Thompson. The free aoilers i'm the district have
nom mated John A. Bolles.
In the seventh district the free solers have xomi-
mated Charles Francis Adams Of John Quincy Adams
for Congress, ard Il. l.. Keycs, Presidential elector
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Sale or Boston City Wharf, &c.

BOSTON, Oct. 70, IS52
The City Wharf, (btlopgng to the city,, with ten
gfanito stores thereon and other rights and appu.e
nances was sold at auction to-day for Sil ooo Josiah
Quincy, Sen, being the purchaser.
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F1lsce Intelligence.

Burglary, snd Stabbins a Police OGicer-A desperate
fellow calling himself James Walker, arrested
Tuesday night by officer Bridge Of the polioeaea
Ing into the dwelling house No 222 Cherry street.
stealing sherefrom S25 the prsperty OF Mrs. Hoasrs
Mehan The officer after taking the rogue into sus-
william In trying make his escape. drew knife FROM
his pocket and thrust 1t into tho body OF the
also inflicted three stabs the person Of George
Conner, who assisting the oicer the accused ran
citizens seou1ed and taken to the station house.
The next morning he conveyed before Justice Woish
who committed him to prison charged with the assault
the officer with intent to take his life
Stealing "A blfsk woman named Ann Emanuel,
residing at No 165 Hester street, arrested yss-
terday by officer O'i,rien of the Fourteenth ward,
charged with stealing S75 from Henry Ryckmas, -
No. &c Pitt street On the arrest Of she she a
mitted having the money but said she found IL In the
bed, where they had slept together The acclse4
conveyed before Justice Welsh whe committed her "
prison for trial
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Prob able Murder In Pittsburg.

PtTTsBuRc, Oct 90 1862
man named John Cowan fatally wounded in his
boarding house, yesterday by James Irwin fellow.
boarder who found standing over his victim with
hreman's spaDner in his hand Irwin has been ar
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burning OF the Bark Reform.

MosmE, October 10 1852
The bark Reform, Of New York with cargo OF eight
hundred bales Of cotton, burned in bay last
night The vessel and cargo total loss, and were
injured in Nav York
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Southern Mall Failures.

BALTIMORE, October 20 1852
This NJ ornpg no Southern mail received from 10.
yond Rchmond and to night have nothing from, the
0theg side OF Washington.
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Awful Gale at Prince Edward Island.
TWELVE VESSELS SUNK WITH ALL ON BOARD-N
MEROUS VESSELS DRIVEN ASHORE, ETC.
The Ohio Election.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 20, 1852.
We have reports from seventy three counties-but Of
these only thirty four full votes the balance being
majorties only, and not official The wing gain in the
seventy three counties 10000 last year. and the
balance viii ncrease this to extent leaving the de-
mocratio majority Judge and Board of Public Works
from 13 GOO to eco majority Fifteen counties are not
yet reported. The democratic majority Congressman
Is only about 6000 The above has just been received
from the Columbus journal Office, (dem.)
CINCINNATI, Oct. 20. 1852
Eleven democrats wings two free solers are
elected to Congress in this State, We have further
returns OF the popular vote.
THE LATEST.
CINCINNATI Oct 20--P. NJ.
Full returns in iron, thirty ak counties and
ported msjorites from thirty seven they show q whg
gain on the State ticket Of 10 000 and the Congress
sona ticket it is much larger Fifteen counties yet
to be heard from.
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Sewers Frost at NarrOwsburg.
NARrowsyusG Oct. 20 1852
We Had quite severe frost at ths place last niA.
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Thc Ohin Irtver. -,

ciNoIwvArI October 90 1853.
The river measures tour fset apd the weather Is sum.
mer tike