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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-21

Ro6ine Judge Bcets-RecopYy 81 Some Of he Stolen Pro-
b. Oily Judge BeSe xs snssS BY Ssrsars ss9y in
the evening, and robbed OF . quantity Of wearing sp
parel belonging 70 Mr.. Beebe family valued at
have been the alert to detect tS robbers Latsrly
the Judge has been plsesd In the OF q
facts which identified nan known BY the police au-
thortties TO be recsver of stolen property who as
ged, negotiated the Judges proBrty from the thisvs
into other hands Some dispute his between this
negoiator and another party each endeavorsg I,
GRIN mate the other in the matter until one Of these
ties exhibits to the Judge anonymous letter in which
it was stated that If the premises occupied By certain
Accordingly. the Judge placed officers Campbell ard
Brown On the track and sunday evening In the entry
OF the sAd premises, they found bundle. done up ia
PIPER which, on opening proved to contain chilss
vsite some silk fringes and other arsles all OF which
Judge beebe seeng recognised part Of the stolen
property.
The parties whose house the bundle was found denies
any knowledge of aud declares tn it hn6 been placed
pose Of endea 'oring to mpliesis them in the felony
The whole matter has been taken bsfore Justice Wood
who holds the case under Avsement for further
been recovered ii found at Burnstans pawn shop
in Crane street. II is than likely hat
OF have been discovered that nearly all the property
viii be recovered.
Fslonious Assamt--Discharging Pistol al Police
Otea On Monday night between nine and ten O'Clock
~ two Germans. named William Merz and Daormain
hickelnan, Of No l03 Greene street, Walking In
Mercer street between Grand and Hoxard Streets they
f.o nionsly attacked by two men known ~ James
Meet an and Samuel Gorsm. Mr. Merz knocked down
and beaten and his friend they believed with
the intention Of robbery An alarm was given and thu
sssAiants of on ssis Lent Wsrk OF the Eighth
ward, hsarog the alarm, pursued the sssaisns and
rs officer Lent approached Meehan the latter drsw
pistol Viii ID he fred at the officer The asnts luckily
missed the officer, and citizen who a. the
time ran At heshan, when the desperate hurled the
pistol, which sruck the citizen setsre blow The
head. The police ultimately captured both the sssA
ants and they conveyed to the STATION house On
tbs person Of Eeehan the officers found knife. the
blade ct which covered with blood intiating that in
some other ARRAY the knife had been tia Weapon Of
tault The accused parties taken before Justice
Stuart who committed them to prison, in default OF bail
10 answer the charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-21
Thomas II. Mcas her-IIis Departure FOL
California,

Thomas Francis Aeagher called yesterday afternoon
o. o'clock fer California by the StAr THE West he
WIZ % absent three or 'our moths His object s 10 de-
liver course of lectures in San Francisco and other
cities o. California There be little doubt that he will
be received, and that he viii realise . large sum OF
money by his lectures, while he will communicate in
very agreeable good deal Of useful instruction
Is bis intention to return by Mexico, aad possibly
South Americs, and TO take notes OF travel, which
lie will publish hereafter. From his powers Of
desert ption these "pencilngs by the way will denbt
less prove highly interesting He viii probably write
rsspondence for the CITIZEN in which he is partner with
John Mitchell and this win prove attractive feature in
the new journal great number OF friends saw Mr.
heagher Of amorg whom Mr. Mitchell, Dr. Antissil
John Savage and p .Smyth. Thsy,took afsctonats
leave of him, and he parted with them in the highest
spirits.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-21
Marine An airs.

DIrARTuRR OF CALIFORNIA SrgAMsRs--Tas steamers
George Law, for AsFinwa and the Star OF the Vest
San JUAN Nicaragua left port yesterday afternoon The
new steamer Ysr kee Blade OF the Independent Oppo
sition Line, also left in the afternoon for Aspinwa
They al carried large numbers OF passengers for Cal
ifornis.
THR FLYING DRAGON "A letter from San Francisco an
nounces the arrival there Of the ship Flying DrAgoa
the 10th November, in hundred and sixteen days
from Boston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-21
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
NEY MA II X Il -.

lCEsDAf, Dec ~ 20 L. u.
The ssea to day large without material variation
in prices. slight improvement is peroeptibie
in the leading fancies-Eris and Nicaragua The
latter closed at 27ss for cash. and 21s sellers option:
the former at 7sH cash, and ,sA buyer go. Parker
Vein has not sustained itself at last quotations it
sold freely ~. The report gave the other day
very promising but it lacked that essential
requisite OF business repcrta plain, Straightforward
balance sheet showing the side statement sf the
companys property and assets and the other lis debts
and the amount Of stock floating through the world with
the price at which issued Delaware and HUDSON
advanced x Hudson River q. Cumberland Coal de-
clined 4. Money is easier and plentiful Call loans
at 8 and be readily had First class sterling
change is offered at 1925
The following is . List Of assurances the stock and
fixtures in Metsrs Harper Broth rs' publishing esab
liskment in Franklin square, which recently de
stroyed by fire. The value Of the stock and fixtures
sumed was reported to be $322, 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-21

The Manchester Mirror states that VIM. ii. Remission
recently of that city haa deserted his wife and three
children and has married Dutch girl in New York
He has sent back Manchester letter very nsulting
to bis for wife.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-21
ReraId Marine Correspondence.

PHL1bKLFB1X. Z1-4 =.
Arrived-bsrks Louisa, finos.y, Havana; Elizabeth ]
Brooks, Havana; schrs q Weston, Aaloy, New York;
Elliott Buckaloo, Boston; Julia Elizabeth Merrill, Blue
Hill, Me; A Smaller, Pratt Deep River. Conn.,
Cleared Steamship Kennebec Copss, New York. schrs
Frarces, Baker, Bostsn; Henry Mutt Garwood Whining
ton. NC Elliott Bucaaloo, Alexandria; Croker, Crane,
Dight9n Mass.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-21

Rensselaer, In eursncc Company. $1,000
Rochester In surance Company Observation-Disclosures. 5000
United States Fire Company West Potsdan 500
Etna Insurance Company Of Utica. .......... 5000
Rutgers Insurance Company, Of New York. 5000
North Western In ance oil Oswego ......... 5000
Northern Protection Insurance Co., Camden, 5000
State Mutual Insurance Company, Penn. 5000
Lepox Insurance Company, Of Nsw York 5,00
New York Union nsura pApy Johns.own. 5000
Mohawk Valley uragce Company Amsterdam. 0O
Broadway Compau v. York ....... 5000
Mutual IL Com ALBANY. 900
Poughkeepse Fire Company 5000
Phunx Insurance Company, Brooklyn. 5000
Protection Co.. Saato Sprin 5000
Farm Company Oneida county N. y 5000
New York City In urance Company .......... 10000
Nassau Insurance Company, Brooklyn. ........ 5000
Empire Company, Saraogs SPRINGS $500
virginia lnlurancs Company, Richmond, 5000
Monarch Con psny, 10000
Aatkst Insur ance Company, New York ........ 900
tolurl bis Ii Company, s. l.......... 5000
lsfarge Insurance Com Any, New York ....... $3.50
Hetropolitsn Insurance Company Bnston.. 500
Pacific lIrursncs New York. 5000
Commercial In surance Company York 5000
Granite Insurance Goa pnny. utici ........... 500
Globe Insurance Company Utica. 5000
Sd. Marks 900
Commercial Company Carleton c.. 1000
Wi,iiaH sburg City Insurance Company. 500
geekmsn Fire Insurance Com pany. 5000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-21
Telegraphis Marine Report

Telegraphis Marine Reports.
BoercN. D~e 90
Arrivsd-Sbip Susan Hir Ks, Liverpool; banks Lias,
Loshorn, Fame, Glasgow; Sea Bird New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec TO-
Arrived-Ship Ashland, New York.
CHARLESTON, Dec 10.
Arrived-Schr Warner, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-21
IBY SANDY HOOK PRINTING Tn4DaRApH !

1Hk l1I0HI4ANk<, D6u ZV-ouLuOWu
Two Ships bark and two briggs south OF the High
lands and ship and two bligs at anchor In the bay
bound in Steamships Yankee Blade, aud Star of the
West passing the Highlands, bound out.
Wind At sunset NV and light. Weather clear.
The tbip ssxopy, Carney, hence for Antwerp, while
going down the bay yesterday went ashore the Upper
Middle, where che lies. ateamtug is alongside,
and will probably be got oil next high water
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-21

San Juan, Mic; Yankee Blade. Asrrwall.
Wind during the day from NV to WSW
The bark Oliver Hayes arrived yesterday from Buenos
Ayres reports:-Nov 80 lat 27 3d. Ion 6b 18, passed
ship with fore topsa yard gone Dec lat 2s 20 Ion SO
81 passed bark Brilliant OF Warren posed from New
port E. for New Oreans); same cay, . ship with
foeyard gore Dec TO- lat So &c. Ion "a TO- saw steamer
lying to; 18th lat So 20, lon 70 90, clipper ship
with all three topgsant mAsts and head Of main opast
gore.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-09
T.,eo, ,h.Iu,ema maeya,e,

The Scaipei, a well.exeeuted monthly.
which always has something TO enforce
sound moral, gives us the following ~
the effects OF lntemperanee:
Mr.. - and his young wife took
up their abode In apartments near my
first residence. owed my hequaInt.
anee TO an introduction at n course of lee
lures In which | was associated for tho
benefit Of one OF our dlspensarles.--
Anatomy and the physiology OF tho Wis.
eera were my subjects, and observed
from his excessive paeness that he was
afflicted with some internal congestion.
or that his circulation at any rate was
not OF u very high order. A great de-
gree of curiosity on the subject of en-
largement OF the liver. from the excess
slye use of brandy, with desire TO know
the earliest indications rendering absti-
nence Indispensable To preserve life. gave
mo hint oI his llSllessness, and the
cause of his inattenticn TO business.
He was lawyer, and had a few years
before been actively occupied In the
lower courts; going homo one night at
q late hour from one of my midnight en-
terprises, where the good rule of "ca IN
on delivery" meets no favor with our
poor patients. Notwithstanding the abun-
dance of the commodity delivered, | OBJ
served him staggering before me In such
a manner that feared my aid would be
necessary. He was excessively proud
and tenacioes of his character, and |
tn erefore avoided his observation, walk
ing slowly behind him until a violent
fall compelled me to interfere, and raise
him; being obliged, indeed, almost to car
nv him to his house, a small and barely
decent residence, to which his habits
had reduced him, and the rent for which,
as | subsequently learned, his delicate
wife paid by painting maps and prints
for the booksellers. My first impulse
was to leave him as soon as | should
hear the appro ach OF the servant in an-
swer to my summons. did not antic-
ipate the possibility of the absence of
the single servant knew they had some
time kept, but their poverty had obliged
them to discharge her, and the bell was
almost instantly answered by the gentle
being who knew, poor child, the nature
OF the summons. She was in her day
dress, and had not removed it, as she
told me, for several nights, having been
obliged to watch the return of him
who should have been her hope aud her
ark of refuge, and whose strong arm
should have interposed between her and
all harm. Alas! drunkenness had dim
med the lustre OF that eye that once
looked SO kindly on her, and withered
the arm that should have protected her
and naught remained for both but the
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-09

E A MAN presented himselfat the
Jefiersonville { Ind Penitcntiary afew
days ago, and asked to go in and be
put to work-stating that he owed the
State five years labor. He was conyic-
ted ata recent term of the Circuit Court.
held at Lawrenceburgh. of manslaugh.
ter, and afterwards broke Jail. A re-
ward had been offered for his arrest,
but he baffied all search. He, howev-
er, presented himselfto Gil the sentence
OF the Law.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-09

Gs-Mr. n Lyons. convicted IN the
Dearborn Circuit Court. for the mur-
der of John Vestel, in the town of
Florence, Switzerland county Indiana.
escaped from the Jail atLswrencebury.
on Thu 'sday evening. November IL.
Fifty dollars reward is offered FOR his
apprehension. i
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-09
COLONEL unSroN's HISTORY.

4 Eriraci from Bratoa's "THirig Years
IN ihs United Siaies Seaaie."--fa course
ef publication by Hssws. Appleton,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-09
rr The following ex .raeL lrom Dc!

fs- The following extract from Ben.
tons history Is long, but every word
Of It Is interesting. We asksnO par.
don Of our readers for occasionally In.
sorting along article, particularly when
IL has so mnch intrinsic worth ~ the
following;
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-09

> DR. j. w. kEELY,
~ Surgeon Dentist.

OFFICE oNR DOOR SOUTH OF fiik VALLEY
" HOUSE,, uF sTAIss. All wofk "affah'ea. 40
charge for examination or advice. tt-tss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

Tee.ature. We have already given the candidates tor
Congress The chief interest centers IL the Lexington
dis,rcf Uhere sprted canvass has been made byJOhn
G Rreckenbr dge. present Democratic Member an1
exG,v. Robert T. Leicher The contest u very even
one Speake Boyd is opposed by another Democrat N
the Isl istrct but will probably he Observation-Disclosures
not Sneaker We presume abOIt an eIual number OF
e.cb Marty Il be chosen but there is little political n
terest manifested IN the contest aud personal consdeTa
ton. will have great weight Il i quite probable that
the Democrats viii carry be LEGISLATURE Tor me trs
time since I-O on account of the quor Law agitation
TEssrs.rr does Dot elect ill Thursday. We gqess
AxpRrv JoHysoS DEM vii beat G. \. HESRr,
fWbig) for Governor, but that is not certain For
Congress. the Wigs have the advantage in the DIS
,r;cfs. snd can elect most of the Members if they
choose We have already given The names Of the ri7i
Candidates.
NORTH C&Ro1IyA VII close the August Elections on
Thursday Of nexf week. She elects only Members Of
Congress this year The Wings run caniiiares in only
FIVE Of the seven Districts the III and III being hope
essy against them Only i0ur OF the late Members are
running The interest Of the contest centers on the
WITH District. where Abraham W Neusb.e the late
Member. is opposed by \. VI Lewis DEM a well IS
SION Rogers (Whe) and IS denounced by the Safe
Democratic organ az irregula-. hereticsl and disor
canzer. vensbie was antcompromise, bar is in favor
Of Land Distribution on the basis Of Benefits BILL The
District is strongly Democratic and We guess Veaabe
vii be reelected
If our sometime friend Clrgman is ony beaten IN the
Mountain District, we .ha cry over any result IN
the Others. We have already named the rival canii-
dates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

MARiLA,D Is,TTUTz-The Managers Of this insti'l-
have ued their circular announcing that Ito Sixth An
rusl Ia 5t9n wil be opened TO the public az the Hall
ofthe Society ia Baltimore Monday the I'd vi october
TIE ha all be open or the reception Of goods On TIE
sh # September The Managers say that "the uuprs'
Fcedented success Of he Maryland Institute sni their
splendid fairs have become The theme Of admiration
throughout tie country and the almost universal appre
cation of their Just ard u.De awards, on the merits
"ot articles heretofore deposited for competition AID pre-
.s renders their favorable decisions object Of the
first importance 20 ,he manufacturers inventors aud
sr.-s wishing 20 introduce their productions 20 the p1o
lie They further FAY that 20 ths aad judgment
"cspayrd ~ the Board Of MIn4gers, in selecting com
peient ard partial 1iges On the various class. a1t
-fle prompt action OF tie Committee Exhibition IN
cary r- cut The dec ons ~ tie judges ard Conmi-
-c1 .uarc. II mainly 90 b. ar5-tei n4 great sae,,s
-.a6 r0--.rrt7 q .I-i- rr-vi rs r'ii1,.. and s.r
-r-.s ih, ,1l-. 10 anticipation go, Tie oas Los cd
nouroe5 viii isr nrpass al s predecessor ard present
display Of bes15, rsts and usefulness rarely eyar
witnessed IL this country"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

LAVA WAnE-Tbis is the name Of new article o
Manufacture, made from ron sae the waste of snrt-
.rc furnaces Articles # the ware are on exhibition
e tie Crystal Palace \ door tile lef, 10 our Office
20, is az smoothly polished and stronger than mar
ble and oLly costs about a tenth as much.
After the iron il drawn off, the melted sand and clay
mixed with r9p which remains waste greatly in the
gorkuensva can be cast into tiles urns bowls, able
tops. ard various useful thing. az q very small cost As
rev hing this is worthy tie atteuton OF those who
are most interested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02
PLYMOUTH
of the Em6arkation OF the Piigrim,,

From Reporter
PLYMOUTH Mass Monday August I. is0
Tie ceebrat on in this place today, IN honor Of TIE
,nLarkation Of the Pilgrims FROM Delt Haven pro
misses to be a very brilliant affair People began 20 az
rive ss early ms FRIDAY last The traus on SATURDAY
were long aud were sc,eraly loaded Nth passenger
The last rain brought His Excel,ncy Gov. CLIFFORD
and ute and numerous other distinguished pcrs
YESTERDAY SUNDAY the church,, we're thronged With
.trsnQers Tie sermons preached ia the different
cufcles were all appropriate 20 the occasion most
eoouent discourse Was preached by the Res.
Or O,oooD. Of New.l ork, in the Church OF le
First Congregational Society Il was li'tened 70
with marked attention and produced deep In.
Drfsson upon the audience. II is a production Of
value 10 the general reader, and therefore hare
taken full notes Which will write ont for The In5~
readers The citizens of the town are keeping open
fous,s The streets are maguhcently decorated ana
trottoes a4e displayed from almost every dwelling and
,ubrc building Tnuuphal arches are also erected 10
almost every street Wight. mammoth tent u erected
fer he BANQUET which will contain about 5000 people
ard an the tickets OF ADMISSION are sold PROCESSION
Will he form co. and rch through the pri1cpt sirea
Sp' eches viii be- made % he tent nitr ne ren''I as
c'eih Mr-srs Epv ARD ErEHf IT, Johs + HtLk, Con
CfIFFnHD and SIDNEY BtHTfFrr will ba th4 fradph
sneakers Messrs CHotr BANS. SrNNER OrHAh aa
ft1T advertised 90 De- pres nt Will not ate DID, IA con
.tou.rce If beng Oh .fd 10 be- present in he C'asha
honal Convention important matters coming before 'h1
body. O.
cisfv 1t NsV York, esrori5d Oy The New YORK. Egh
ara, accompanied - Dooa"rhs famous Band lhsJ
ri troug he Turi'alrsl Pilgrim town g. the ssr.i
.f music of the band taking tie good cizsns by sur
Prise such seste AND such sounds wing bsors
fttn .uessed or head.
Tie mail 10 about closing End mus close Aors aaOa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

IE1roRAP fic--S. Mowry y. Esl. prounen; nor.
chsrt Of Charleston ) C. has recently accepted the os
Of President made vacant BY tie resignation Of Eam Al
ezandeT Esq Of the Washington and New Orleans Tsls
rsph Company ard underst2n and that large force
now yed under bis direction rebuilding and other
wise improving the line Mr Mowry brings to his difficult
task an srysbe reputation for honor energy and capsc
IT, and the stockholders Will doubt not find 10 him an
able manager and the customers efficient and oblgiog
Cfioer.
We also learn that :. D Reid E5q. Who las long and
ally uss ga the National Line, between New York a. 1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02
PI BLiC LYING.

~ BLli L1lNT.
Living for money is nor 50 uncommon a. 70 provoke
suazement but that men Who in their individual
capacity would revolt a, being detected in wul false
hood should tell lies by the million officers agents
If cooraiiou-the profit thereof being divided among
Thousands, while the in and shame are all their
this We cauuo, help regarding sadly preposerous.
For instance,
On going aboard the steamboat q Cleveland Tor Blf-
alo on TLursday evening last were supplied as were
al the passengers who woul ahe them with copies Of
a yellow handful setting forth the summer Arrange
ment" Of the New York Central Railroad from Buffalo
to Abauy-VLich bin i Of distributed daily BY
thousands through all the chief points Of embaraaon On
eastward Journeys throughout the region OF the Great
Lak,s Here are some OF is assertions:
"Ivo h.u,. o. n r1nD. of .| o'ie~ R,r''. ''
aIas,e1geIs should always procure t-ir tickets hy way
Of Altsuv. ifirey Ei.h 90 arrive i4 Nv YORK pom
Oh. ~ h,. y. d.. o. gfraf.. .' 0ftrr H n'..'
So : NJ 81 mboet Lzpress Train ~ th= Central
Railroad arrives 10 sex York by Hudson Rver Rail.
road at T. ~, fv0 tours a. Isvracs y oHsr ront'
40. sc
Each Of the assertions We have Italicized is post
tive CONSCIOUS v,lfu he uttered WIKI deliberate in
tent to deceive. TIE 4 " Steamboat ENpre..
Train from Buffalo over the New.York Central Rail
rosd Is ouy due IN iBoHy ar 81 p ". sad t' piss-n-
gers leave thar civ at g. by Hld-on River Road, AID
are due at TLlfy ms ST.. 40 minutes before i, and
az the Cbamb,rst d. pos az 2o miou'es at er II p "
So far tbs from being hours in airaace Of other
route." or from ore % three hours in advance
tla-it fl hour and q bali b,ini the time Tor ,Ae
srrya # tte rival train over the Buffalo and New
York Cry 10 connection with the Ere Rp4d-rime
which We know was made on Friday lasr, and we pre-
sumo is general J maze. though " think the Central
Road IL entifl tottc credi. Of being 81 Uniform ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02
Tile ATGIsT ELECTIONS.

These Elections comm,rced yesterday. They exc e
DO general interest and shall take extraordinary
trouble u expedite the returns ID, as se wish 20
I,ep our readers fairly posted up on erTy subject We
VIII give bie account OF the contests 10 the various
States.
Missouri Here there is considerable excitement,
growing our Of the Benton ard Ami Benton end O1y
uJical al loca officers are 10 be chosen rhs year save
that the state oeing entitled to sfren Members Of Con
eress House under the New ApporcoLment. AID 0l.
five under that ut superseded two new Districts were
made fr che occasion b, the present Legislature az its
late session leaving the old 70 sand represented
by tie Members chosen last year The new d STREETS
ne counted the lid Howard Randolph e. which
gave 4.gl7 Wing to 65l5 Democratic votes Tor GOV
crnor last August. snd the VIII anirh gaze 3J5J
Wing To 5553 Democratic In the hrst-named. -Le
rival candidate, axe jaws j. LNDLEY Wing AMI
CLRuoHNI ] JAcEsoN Democrat. and bitter political
and personal adversary Of Benton There 1000 -o
1900 Htntoniaus n the District. who can eec- L.ud-
ley fiIoy vii. ard are quite ltkel totg, their aJe
organ orell, advises tLtm 10 90 The result dol)-
full. Tie Nllh Is decidedly Ben On District. Olt
there are Two B,n'on.a1s running 70 only Wa AMI
one Anti-Beuton We think TIE contest lies Der Fern
SAx y CArrrHrns lWti-1 aud fiaNT \. R'ziEs
B'1ton) lie other tEo candidates Are \ Bert JACK
sou (Ben'eul and Thomas English lAnt'benIol.)
We shall soon De ar the result
ALABAMA also yored yesterday CD JoHy y. Wls'-
roy ,Sra,e r.. hrs and the regular Democratic can
dIdat,J isye1y certain, elected Governor TIE Wig,
I1iehr have united on Col \ q Nicks Union DEM
c'aD and d-cted h.m, bLr they have Pr,gs5I!
scattered What votes hey cast betweea " Elrnss-
srd EicharL "A Walker TIE later "a. rar.'aIl
3D. our declined Yet wi be voted for Earn
stppp candidate u favor Of Internal lr1-ore-
p,rr Tie votevtllb.li.bt
T,ar,,.l e.,,li5,,.s f,- ,..,c.-as. are.
l.'.,.C.. No az H.. D-4 4-s s,l., Ff,..,
- LoeASe'o, r P.P rl mo-
lis d j N.or- ; r.. -s.lp.on' " II .-s
IL -...S'7phen ha4-' -. A-.'r s..b
v....-Geo. : Houston. Ia Dam
H.. ". X C.po T,.--iI =, C.Iy ~.
VIZ 9''tf',-' ~. ft .n7' q = 60 ~