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The daily union., 1852-11-09
Minot's Ledge Light-Honse.
WAR DEPARTMENT,


Bureau Corps Typographical Engineers, Nov. =, 1852.
E following the law this subject Towards
l. lighthouse grane "A combination
Mno Ledge Of Boston harbor
plan be approved Typographical bureau
building hero TO be made with The bidder who
shall give sufficient security for the faithful performance of the
the work be executed conformity the
plans approved typographical bureau
pervson person Secretary Treasury may
designate, eighty thousand dollars"
Plans and proposals for The construction Of this lighthouse
signed until and including The 10Th day January.
The proposals include exclude Illuminating
paIaus proposals indicate of illuminating
apparatus which plan adapted plans will exhibit
position and dimensions OF the shape aud Of lantern
j. J. ALERT,
Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers
9-20td dh2awtJanl0
Republic lnegencer, and Unon Washington Courier and
Enquirer, Express New Boston
Patriot will publish the above twenty daily
till 10Th January.
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by g. w. BorELEK, Auc,loneer.

pEBEMPToRY SALE OF SUPERIOR FURNITURE AT AUG.
/ TGUN.-On Wednesday, November
oc n m OF
OF 13h and Pennsylvania
collie OF superior furniture, consisting in part Of
Mahogany sofas, mahogany chairs
aud other psiof chairs, tete a-,ete sofas
ysob beau chamber furniture
Mahogany dressing mahogany and wadrobes
Mahora any an walnut marble top sofa and tables
Rturres, extension dining tables
Ma and walnut marbe top washstands
Work tables, portable writing desks
Looking glasses, mahogany and other rockers
and painted chairs 6s
other cabinet worthy attention OF
about furnishing As
their business article offered be sold
favorable opportunity presented
oh ain I'D superior furniture nt auction.
and under s25 e25 and
ceodnr three, and four months $780,
MONTHS for approved endorsed notes bearing
g. w. BoTELER,
Nov e-ds Aueuoneer.
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ny TELEGaAPH.
M Slale Electio,

MassachAsstfs Stale Election
BosIoN Nov Srhe election for governor, members OF
Congress- &C. thtorghout The State OF Massachusetts -
held to-day, and progresses with considerable spifl' MI
Clifford whs candidate for governor win Po large
vote in this city.
There twenty-five tickets in the field for the hodsc
Of representatives but il Is believed that the Union asd
anu-iquof.aw ticket will probably receive the largest
number OF votes
The vote in Hull, up the present writing. stands Cf
ford. whg, 22 Bishop democrat. 4; Horace Mann, 2.
Appearances in the nth congressional dis trct indicate
that there will be choice,
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Grand Democratic Jubilee IN Honor Of the Elec
tion Of Pierce and King.

The democracy Of the District of Columbia and the al.
Joining cities and neghborhood will meet in front OF The
City Hall on Thursday afternoon the nth instant al
o'clock. where an address will be delivered.
After which procession will be formed, with music,
banners. anspareacies. and Torches and will proceed
down street 10 Pennsy avenue thence up Penn
syvana avenue TO 20h street. up 10rh street 10 street.
down street TO Connecticut avenue, down Connecticut
avene 10 Lafayette square along north Of Lafayette square
10 lolh street. down 9th street 10 street. down to 4th
street. down i4th 10 street, down 10 7th stree l.
down 7h TO Pennsylvania avenue. down Pennsyy al ia
avenue 10 "A street, up 10 street, up TO sd
street, down 81 street to Pennsylvania avenue thence
TO the Navy Yard passing north OF the Capitol by
street l., East Capitol street, 2nd street E. Pennsylvania
avenue, 9th street 4, TO q, along street to 7h H.
down 7th street 10 M street, up M TO sth street thence
back by Sh street TO Pennsy vania avenue thence up
Pennsy vana avenue south OF the Capitol TO Maryland
avenue, up Maryland avenue to 10Th street thence up
street 10 Pennsylvania avenues thence to the City Hall
where salute will be fred and the procession dismissed
Tae order OF procession will be as follows:
The Jackson Democratic Association, and the ard
sociations attached thereto.
The Pierce and King Association.
The Pierce Club
Other associations that may be present.
All other democrats who may wish 10 unite in the pro-
cession.
All democrats respectfully requested TO illuminate
along the route Of the procession.
The procession will be Under the direction of Philip
Barton Key esq. chief MARSHAL and such assistants az
he may appoint--all to be mounted.
Each ward association and other associations, are
respectfully requested to appoint marshal to be on
foot.
The democratic associations and clubs of the city Of
Baltimore are earnestly invited to be present
By order OF Committee of Arrangements of the Jack
| Democratic Association.
p. BARTON KEY, Chi irm,n
WASHINGTON, N oy g. 1882
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From the North Carolina Standard

Mr. HOLDEN: | send you for publication copy of a
card which forwarded to the National Era soon as
my attention called 10 the which re-
lales. The names OF several gentlemen OF the wing
and democratic party have doubt, have been used
without their knowledge; but as the matter has been
published and my attention directed to 1T, ] deem il
proper give my disapprobaon of their proceedings
similar newspaper existence, that man. here or
elsewhere, hereafter, may infer from my silence
that | countenanced the movement
Respectfully,
j C. DOBBIN
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Further from Merieo.


New ORLEANS, Nov 4--Dates from the city OF Mckee
announce that the session OF Congress met on lh
18th of October and the next day IL was resolved
to mpeach the Minister OF Justice, and Camnres the MIN
er of Foreign Affairs also Laudovo, the chief clerk IN
tue War Department.
The city Of Mexico in state OF ferment, and the
government in great fear. Several bitter opposition pa
pers had been started the law against the press having
be en- rescinded two days before Congress met
The Minister of War and the State authorities had an
horzed the Of all military persons who were Without
asspos especially suspicion OF favorng the insur-
gents.
RabalIido whose insunecon still on FOOT had pro
claimed the liberation OF Gaudalaarp aud the state oi
Vera Cruz had Sc Mt 10 confer with tue
su preme government respecting the recent insurechon
bill had been introduced into Congress- granung am
ne sty to the Vera Cruz insurgents
Another insurrection is reported TO nave ooR'h ou'
Nichoacau Eaibach had been reappoin.td governor
Of Yucaan General CarJenss oc his seat a governor
ramaulipas on The l OF October lie III probably Ind
strong opposition.
line Of stages had been started between era ouA
and Tepc on the Pacific coast. The farc is Silo Inc
line will soon be extended TO San Bias.
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TO the Editor Of ne National Era

TO the Editor Of he National Era
write to ask at your hands act OF justice On yes
erday friend called my attention to publication in
your paper puporing 10 be the proceedings OF free soil
convention held in October last, al New Salem Randolph
county, North Carolina, for the purpose OF nominating
electors favorable 10 the principles OF the free soil party
and the election of MIR John Hale 10 the presidency
Whether such meeting was actually held whether the
alleged proceedings were sent TO you a hoax know
not But | astonlsbed 10 find my name placed on
the ticket elector 1t done, sir. without my
consent, knowledge, or appreciation In North Carolina
the puplic need denial Of my having countenanced
this proceeding but, you have published in your
paper doubt because you took for granted that such
convention really held, and perhaps with the con-
sent OF gentlemen whose names mentioned, must
respectfully request you 10 publish this card, which
deem proper for my vindcalon.
Respectfully
7 C. DORRIN
The daily union., 1852-11-09

Mr Augustus Sche, and others OF the Democratic Re-
pushcan General Convention, have been appointed a
committee to invite 10 the city and county of New York
General Franklin Pierce, of New Hampshire, Presiden,
elect OF The United States, and William r. King, Vice
President elect OF the United States order that they
may receive the congratulations Of the democracy and by
personal acquaintance confirm tina, exalted appreciation
Of their character which warned our enthusiasm in the
late struggle
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The CANDIDATES AT HoME-ln the town of Hills
borough, the native place and former residence Of Gen.
Pierce the democrats have made net gain OF 76. In
Peesburg Va the native place and former residence of
General Scott. the wings made loss of 30i The ma.
tive State OF General Pierce for him by immense.
ly increased vote while Virginia the native State OF
Scott, goes against him by immensely increased vote
Such the influence OF The two candidates where they
are beet known " Pairioi
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by j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneor.

FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF A FAMILY DECLINING
HuUsEKEEPiNG-On Thursday morning. November IL, nj
O'Clock auction shall sell the household
effects Of family declining Housekeeping, viz
Mahogany spring seat sofa, chairs
DO marble top centre table
Pair OF giltframe mirrors gifandons
Mahogany dning and breakfast tables
bedsteads, wardrohes
Maple high and low w-post bedstesds
Mashstands, toilet sets, looking glasses
Painsd cane and wood seat chairs
Feather beds, boisiers, and pillows, comforts
Hair and uhuek mattresses, blankets
Saxon, three. PITY, and ingram carpets
Crockery, glass ware, table cutery
sboves ougs andirons, and Tenders
radiators chamber stoves
Together with general assortment OF kitchen requisites
Terms cash. JAS z, MCGUIRE,
g. Aucuoneer.
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knsDAL AND DloAissos's Bosros MssrRKLs.Ths popular
as will be by their
commence short OF Odd Fellows
(ruesday evening here well timed as they
will cheer the spirits Of OF friends
the gorncaons OF the democrats The fish
qucstion will be debatabe hand
all ties
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Collectors once, city Hail. Nov. =, 1852

NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAN-PAYER5-Nouce is hereby
IN advertisement of delinquent property
preparation, and will be Completed published
about he nrst o December
undersigned respectfully thai the law allows him
no discretion imperative enforce
OF advertisement and of all property, without
exception upon which
persons forward
by paying heavy OF an advertisement
r. j. ROCHE,
a
The daily union., 1852-11-09

PsRsosAL.-Tbe family residence of the President
elect, The Portsmouth (N ID Chronicle informs us, will
be in that city The of his removal hilhe from
Concord s that his we's health needs the air The
same paper elsewhere says OF this esmable lady. that
General Pierce will carry with him to the White House
one of the beet OF women be mistress of the national
mansion and to encounter the and toll which usual.
ly fall 10 the lot OF a Presidents wife,
The daily union., 1852-11-09

THr JAPANESE ExpEDTfos Among the articles Ia be
taken outare the following locomotive and ten miles
o. railroad iron leegrapbc apparatus with wire sui.
cent 10 lead from the Enperors palace 10 one of the
principal towns, an apparatus foe taking dsgaerreoypes:
amagnihcent barge for the Emperor and some ii,y box
g oil domestic goods OF all kinds and descriptions
Scientific American.
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GEORGETOWN.
Il he Theatre.

Mashaps enterprise of engaging the Ravels" is well
paid by 6rst.rate houses Last night there was fine
audience and ghi extraordinary bill is presented
with the whole force OF the concern This is the last
week OF the Ravels
The daily union., 1852-11-09

0y- Fifth Ward Democratic AssociatioB.--A stated
association will be held evening" Wednes-
day Noveer o. Busines mportant for which full
will be required.
By order. N. IARDELLA,
Nov
The daily union., 1852-11-09
by E. srKArros. Aacs,o~.sr.


nRY GOODS, DRESS SILKS, vELVErs, DELAINEs, CALL
~ beaohed musns,
millinery, aeOn Tuesday Wednesday,
l0th, each O'Clock,
shall sell
goods many
aicles, stock
The whole will be arranged Monday the 9Th instant,
q ANIMATION.
S25 and under, s25 $50, thirty
siov, ninety $780,
koy
The daily union., 1852-11-09
by GREEN * SCOTT, Auctioneers.

OFFENSIVE SALE OF FINE MAHOGANY AND OTHER
FURNITURE AT AUCrlON.-On Thursday,
10 In
excellent Of
men,, viz;
Mahogany dressing and bureaus l4#
DO bookcase end
DO fine French and other sofas
DO large panor other chairs r.f II
Do marble tables
DO French scroll and antique bcdsteads
Do do dressing aud other bureaus
Do do wash closets, commodes, Ac
hat racks, work.tands, kc.
Maple scroll, cottage antique beds,eads
Cottage seat and other maple chairs
Two painted sets, complete
China, glass, .#F-I
With
Terms An under $50, cash $50 exceeding
$780, credit
and four MONTHS satisfactorily
The furniture is OF excellent
worthy the attention OF persons wishing TO purchase
The furniture VIII be ready
sale The ladies and gentlemen the respectfully
quested to call and examine for themselves.
GREEN SCOTT,
NOV I'D AuctSoneers.
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MARRIED.,

On Monday the 9Th instant The Fourth
Church, by the Rev. JonS q. the Hon ALEXANDER
PENN Of Louisiana, 10 Mrs. ELIZABETH c. SCOTT
ingtoD.
The daily union., 1852-11-09
Marine Disaster.

Egn Nov. s.-The barque Rochester. bound from Cleve
land Buffalo with cargo OF coal, went ashore seven
miles above this place. and It is supposed win be com
e,e wreck The crew all supposed TO have perish
ed except the captain and one boy
The daily union., 1852-11-09
NASHVILLE, Nov 8.

Sxty-two counties heard from in Tennessee. Wings lose
60 votes com pared with the vote Of last year
Iowa legislature strongly democratci all three demo
cratic congressman elected
The daily union., 1852-11-09

o. There viii be "a meeting OF the democracy of
Second ward, held L. r. Clark,
between 18th aud 18th streets, this Tuesday
O'clock make
ward in the place Thursday
All democrats Of the ward requested be present.
Nov
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BALTIMORE, Nov, So, p. m.
Inf Renrdiaftd Mtssistppi Bonds.

Nrw ORLEANS Nov. "A vote was taken in Mississippi
with regard paying the Old Planters Bank bonds whieh
were formerly re epudiaed The returns, thus far show
large majority throug hout the State in favor oil ing
Them.
The daily union., 1852-11-09
MASSACHUSETTS, Nov. 8.

Legislature doubtful. Appleton and Valley twhigs)
TO be elected in The fourth and fifth eonges'
siona districts.
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E,o,, Cipcinaatf.

CiscISsAr Nov. 6,-Dr. Daniel the oldest physician,
and the FIRST settlers in this city, died last night
We have had heavy rains within the last four days In
of which the Ohio river rising very rapidly
There are now eight feet of in the channel.
The daily union., 1852-11-09

GRAND DEMOCRATIC JUBILEE,
The address upon the occasion of the celebration on
Thursday next will be delivered at O'Clock, p m. by
Colonel John w Forney
The following gentlemen have been appointed assistant
hal
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sales To-Day.

GAHD.fb attention oa the pc respectfully called TO tho
continuation Of the sale o ot ts day, many ot
lae best remain to be sold
JAMES q. MCGUIRE,
Nov g-u
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syE s.sraArToN. Aue,.on..r.

(Psnnyisonfa arenue, Of NirfA arss)
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AuCTIoN.-on wedo~.-
day afternoon November l0th O'Clock,
shall sell lots Nos ~ and 30 No 24s having front
y feet and depth OF l feet thirty These
desmble being located street, honnr the puko
in the neighborbood Of Franklin
streets, and twens premisea
Terms One fourth cash. the residue
twelve and eighteen MONTHS ured
Conveyances at the expense Of the purchaser.
THE originally from government.
Mo- e dIz
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WASHINGTON, July 10, 1852.
c, GRATlOT.

General Gaiio f,eies punshed-frs by stoppage Of
Psy, second by dismisssl-or the imputed crime
Nhhow trial ~ has peers, 10 the provisions OF the
constitution and the laws flowing from it,
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ny ). c. moaUIRE, Ames,on..r.


TRusTEE's SALE or IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR THE
shall sell the
sober dated July 2eh sf7 and duly
@ foos 4g 500 and SOL OF land
all snAt
north with the limo
thence (25) (eS
thence west with the line OF South i've
the place OF beginning with the conins
occupied n s. r
Terms efouh cash tho residue three,
and nine months with interest Upon full Of
money deed will be given. - afT1
A. ". LAWRENCE, Trussss.
Oct 3-eodss JAS 9. MCGUIRE, Avcsioseev.
SPIENDID stock Of shswIs.-we have Just opened The
retail house of New York,
compare favoraby with in the In
found LII stssfN
handsome long shaws white hue srssn scar
let, and cenues which will offer as low
FtHH
900 long Bay State comprising
10 Of style st ~. WORLDS
and for which style the Bay State Ccmpany received the
gold medal
Aso 20 plain mode, with blue borders
05 half mourning with nd centres
10 all black long md square 40 N
~ long black Thbet shawls
~ do do do silk fringe
Is PLAIN eoored Tb,bs, shswr- IN long square 81
we also have hand splendid stock o aos crowns
for cosks and everything IN 'ne "s' "o '''ah
line, which we will sell oi accommodating ,s'"'
We would buy nay S's" 'ooe SHs~s
they msch heavier
and other make in and
Will the BAY State eocd~ with
price wii give them the preference "
once.
respectfully solicit call from AL in wan, q any of ,he shovs
w. ~ SHbS'b~
Nov 7--d2wn f'h street, ne@ "~ s'W~
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py GREEN & SCOTT, Auouoneer..

By GREEN & SCOTT, Aucuopcors.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, STOVES, ci-
III Ac ancon.On Saturday 9th instant, shall
10 O'Clock, large assortment OF
and second hand furniture, such as
Mahogany sofas, chairs, and bureaus
Maple and other chairs
Beds,eads beds, and bedding and mattresses
China, glass, and crockery
Fify thousand good cigars
nearly family carriage close earrya
cash. GREEN N SCOTT, -
Auconeers
n3- The above sale Is postponed In consequence of
cigars and large Of other
furniture GREEN n SCOTT,
Nov e-lt Auctienecrs,
w INELL-EURNIsuED House Capitol HtlI for
have for furnished house the Capitol
eight in the yard, and other
JAS g. MCGUIRE,
Nov e-eo3 Auctioneer and Commission Merchant
THE New Biblical Atlas aud sorspt"r. Gazetteer
Just published by Sunday School Union
Always hand full Of the publications OF
day School union which sell their prices taking advance
for freight
GRAY h BALLANTYNE's
Nov9 Religious Book Depository, 7h
EARLsyyOoDt or. Light. .rd shadows o the
u scan Church Times by Charlotte Auey,
Holiday House by Caharne Sinclair, author
Of Modern Accomplishments, kc
Shades OF Character; or Infant Pilgrim by Ann. Wood
roooe, au'hor OF Michael Kemp. ~ ,.
Nova street
WtNrER MILLINERY will be opened Mrs. N. a
ulLLss Thursday November n which she invites the
rsnu.yivsnis avenue, between 9th and loh streets.
NovpIhf IE7isH earf
The daily union., 1852-11-09

OyEAN sale Of CSuy Lots al PssbIic AacsAon.
In Monasy day of November following de
seIbed sIound lying ia the city Of Washington will be o
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ASSISTANT MAR SHALS.

ASSISTANT MARSHALS.
WASHINGTON.
Doctor A. w. Miller Col W. J. Flood,
Frank R-ly Dearborn Johnson,
Capt Jas Owner, d Arnold,
Jno J. Mulioy Beverly Tucker
M. w Clusky. w. w. Davis,
Jno. A. Hunncutt, w. A. Hacker,
+. McNerhany, Chas. s. Wallach
w. M Oyerton, l. +. Clark,
W. b B. Cross, A. G. Allen,
Il. 7. Morsell, DR. w F. Wallace,
Jno. +. Ennis. j G. Beuet,
W. ] McCullom. Dr. w H. Saunders
Dr. +, NJ. Chapin, P Hoover,
Geo w. Phillips, w. H. Thomas
Thos. j Gait, r. t. McClain,
W. w. Curran, Jas Mcclure
H. II. Heab DR.. Henry Hsw,
Geo Parker Maj s. l. Lewis,
Capt ]. Nj. Thornton, Jno Meades
j. T. Bradley,
GEORGETOWN.
B. |. Semmes, W. OHntt,
Richard Jones. Thos X Wilson,
Jno. Fowler, Jno. T. Donaldson
The above. named gentlemen requested to meet al
Democratic Hall this TUESDAY, evening at o'clock
+. BARTON KEY.
Chief Marshal
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y.o,,r and Important from Havana.

New ORLEANS, Nov. The steamship Crescent Ciy,
Captain Davenport from New York. via Havana is seomns
up The authorities Havana permitted the landing OF
her mails and passengers the present OCCASION ou'
notice that such permission would not again be grant
ed The difficulty is not yet settled
BALTIMORE Nov, So, p.
TIE steamer Sar Of The West, from California, below
New York She brings California dates to the lo'h All
quiet News unimpor,ant. Business prosperous. Gold
plentiful
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By J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctionscr.

DEREMPToRY SALE OF CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL
i BONDS,On Saturday afternoon November g. O'Clock,
shall sell al the auction rooms, without tt
$500 Chesapeake and Ohio preferred bonds
Terms cash, in current funds.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE, tas
Auclionecr.
WILL BE ADDED whom -
81 900 corporation of Alexandria per cent stock
$500 do ofGeoigetown6 do do
Nov Sd Auctoneer.
0y- owing TO the incI-mency OF tho weather, tho
Tuesday afternoon, the 9Th
4 O'Clock. JAS. c. MCGUIRE
Nov y9-u Auctonecr.
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Fugitive. .Siaue Cases.

Nsw YopK Nov. 6.-Eght coloed persons whs were
brought 10 this city ye esterny in The "Ciy OF Richmond
steamer from Virginia have presented petition for tbe
freedom. They compose q family young woman, with
her infant and two boys also her children, seven years
OF ape-he twins and light muiattoes anothe
youne woman said be twenty years OF age, her infant
and her two brothers, and twelve years OF age
Ii appears that they all belonged the estate OF Mr. Doug
las in Allegheny county, Virginia Mr.. D. died, and the
estate was divided tie persons in question becoming the
property of Jonathan Lemon by right OF wife, hc hav
inc married daug htcr Of Mr. ID The latter took them t.
Richmond with a view to transporting them 70 Texas
and embarked with them on hoard the steamship Ciy Of
Richmond for this port
Louis apoeon, of them, has presented reion to
Judge Paine stating that said parties restrained o.
their liberty by and that is the intention OF he
said negro uade The petition terms H. shorty to take
them Texas, 'these sell reduce them TO slavery;
but that hey desire their freedom, and unwilling
taken Texas, into slavery" They 10 be brought
up again Monday
Charge against The State Prfon Inspectors Dtspttsuf.
ALBANY, Nov 6-Goyemor Hunt has issued document
which he dsmsses the complaint preferred by Isaac SIS,
Storms State prison inspectors He says that he does
doubt the inspectors have been wanting in vigilance
and tha abuses have been tolerated which ought
have suppressed but he thinks there is evidence OF
corruptness, mecenary Intention, and though there Is
good for censure, removal from office would be
hasher Judgment than the requires The puuishme
by shsgerbsth his excelency thinks is nhumsn unwar
taned by law, and should be abandoned.