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IL the mott wonderful medicine offered % the public IL
cures Immediately and all OF cuts and bruises.
add cay In bottles at u - dozen This
O BE- had retail Of the Doctor No e Sroswsy a. the
remedy what
have the Medical Ca Al each and no smaller
sizes n BMr Lane Murray and West cured horse IN lev
DAYS Of heayes Mr. VIM Radod Wholesale
80 purchased pendd horse that badly Injured
bottle and Is worth $500 been anything ike II
hts tvofu ediciue
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II GREAT SALE Of MACHINERY PATTERNS. CRANES snd
FOUNDRY FlNTURESThe subscribers being DESTROYS dspne
OF the Machinery department Of their s oae
pubic WEDNESDAY May 49, ct occk 81 Al their
ourdry No ITO Beavest Albany Y their stock Of Eu
uecey carrying extensively the Steam Enne and Geoer
Machinery whh the and best coecn0n
errir Pulley pronscuous the
country. -,
la-e variety Lsis Panes Boiler sud everything
erptrsnins 70 luaohine ard smith shops
StVtrel hcr Crsnfs Ladies SID ether foundry tools
Psrnr NachDes sthcs wood weTk and large
ty cf IuiSccllsr afticles.
rn Of lose celebrated M Wa v Many and AR Ira
Jssgtr al II peit,ct order.
MS do thar such Of patterns and machinery Of
6 for sab and presents eNee Leaf opportunity Tor Ps< %
sItsdy esalshed Catalogues viii really the day OF sale
The sale vii b. positive without
TREADWELL PERRY late Jaeger, TgaAd~eA ferTy.
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NJEw.YoRK and ERIE RAILROAD.-Ps.senser
FOR ALBANY-Fare sl-ALBANY and NEW.

asa NJ and t5P NJ Albany 18th fetrA Line
RAirosds Depot White, Elm sne
who're throush nskets Be cred ADJ checked
lncs Rochester and bafle fa<cs
also Broome ard Bowsry AID Sh snd hv ssons
The shove rains passessefs Croton f4 ani C5a
Pcu only Al o,htT rains viii Start nom Cy Han sEca
a. and hsretofore
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These Pier No North Rver oeOes NJ pre-
esey For freight pp board and Cor passage the euntns
non Of sPOFF0RD, TILESTON Co. No. 90 BnodEay
CTEAM BETWEEN NEW-YOKK and GLASGOW
D-The Gas.ou and Steamship Comptns powers
Steamship GLASGOW & and horsep Robert
Commander ss from HewYork for Gassow, on SATURDAY
Nay q at II O'Clock A..
First CABIN fMidship State Rooms) IS
fhird CAs ~
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~ York sopervue Nav lS5iLesye
PIE, No North intermediate places at A. NJ
y Is NJ snS for somervil At M sstrns ssvss
Phpshuysb orr ane 10 NJ aud IS PM THIS
Ehsabehtown with trains BY the RAo foot
Of Courtsndta- - g. - an -
viz AZ Pan6eld Wednesdays and S ~ on SAflrdaVs
M Bs,I,nrse Al Somerve IS P NJ daily for PscAann ard Pea
psek AZ he House A NJ daily for temnon a. New lamp
ton daily BelviderA kc and u Pmhpsoarg1 daily Nr
Wik,bare Bethehem ManchChnnk and ReSing Pa
MAY, le53.-The popular steamboSt EDWIN LEW.
WI Is Capt J P Coihes. COR SHREWSBURY, &c. Highland
Dock Po,t Wshn ston Dock Browns Dock Middleton
Red viii leave PECK slip Pier East Rver
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me0iral.

CAUTION-DR WISTAR's BALSAM of WILD
- CHERRYThe only genuine and ongna article first
odueed IL been veil tested and appreciated tor
ten wears which has been nended
Colds Influenza Bronchitis Asthma and Consumption
in No other medicine has eth
have been offered and pufed into notice
the lungs and have been found no
doubt very useful: all that been discovered sd
and all who have witnessed is effects tsst
proved For Asthma Shoness OF Breath
affections may be pronounced positive IL has
cured Asthma Of Ten and twenty year. andns after
declared the beyond the reach OF medicine
From The Boston Post.
Dr. w FOws No Wsshngtonst article entitled
above which believe the best preparation hitherto discovered
fer other conumpve complaints Having
tested medicine speak with confidence sauty
effects removing other complaints incident 70 this
OF the ., -
syrups and 81 other preparations Of Wild Cherry
Buy but the genuine Dr. Wsars Bas signed BUTTS on
the wrapper
Originally prepared BY Williams Co. Phladephis prepared
end Wholesale and retail only BY Seth w fOwle Boston,
s orders should be addressed and for sale By MS
agents. 1900.
For sale Wholesale and retail b. A. B. SANDS 0ene.
Agents. No 100 Fulton+t; THOMAS MAXWELL, No. D. VIII
sn JOHN MILRAU No 1873 Broadway; and Irving House
n,ugS nd No praadw
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~ DHLPHIA Hrm Pef No; l. North River foot Of Battery.
by stssNos TRENTON 20 sog.h Amboy thence b,
- 10 20 dsuos al steamboat r. STOCKTON ~ Philadelphia
- Fxres Line NJ BY steamboat JOHN POTTER 70
nov tsc direcf Camden by THROUGH n hours Fare,
e. petsrn,rs leave Piiisdelphis a. 10 Am and PPM
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IuO NO" Huu
Steamer FRANCIS sSlDDY, Capt rhos Knight wiu
the Robnsonst Tuesdays Thursdays anc
sardsy. oock fe 50 cents For eht Of Passe spp
az ho.rd Of IANHS MCCULLOUGH. yr. No ~ WNrenst
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Appyto J. McSYAON No 81 Broad~sy
TNHE SHORTEST and CHEAPEST ROUTE
VANDERBILT LINE. for SAN FRANCISCO-The Accessory
Company Of Nicaragua ProoneOrs-Tmouzh Advance OF
ha-Ony Line rhroagh Tickets ncudlng the
crossing double steamship PROhErHsOs
burden will leave from Pier No North River al o'clock
preetly Juan del Eore FRIDAY May d
ng popular and fast steamship SIERRA NJ
2o burden the Nicaragua Transit having
but twelve miles Of land transportation.
Tese unsurpassed their ventilation and scconmods
II Agency of the Company, No Battery place st,is
c. NANDERBfLr, Agent
are cautioned epreu
fD1 IN er lines. None I employed for this line.
A Mail Bag will be made up the Office.
Tor LIVERPOOL-Unte States Mail Steamship
PACIFIC Capt Era NyeThs will depart with the
H. Nas Europe, positively SATURDAY, May H. az u
occk om berth OF Canast No berth secured r
raid fr Fer fesht having unequaed accom- nodaon
vi 's EDWARD X. COLLINS 4 Co. No. Sc Wall st.
The steamship BALTIC will ed the Pacific and sail May O.
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, for
~ BREyEN via SIMULTANEOUSLY United States Mail
Steamship hermann LdwaId Hggins Commander will sail for
gsnen touhrg Southampton to land the Mails ADD P-eage
for Epglsnd nd France SATURDAY May H. ats O'Clock
from IeI No 5, North River
In fret cabin lower saloon To-
Al exreusuced Surgeon IL at ached to each steamer.
All Letters ps,s ihrousb Il POstOfce.
Specie Do iysrsd IL Hsyrr or London
For pssse freight apply NOLLER SAND RIERA Agents
The steamship WASHINGTON will succeed the HERMANN and
stlouIu
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the surrogate


COODDAl. dseased
barber he
o. boz Yot bsoIe he twelfth day Of
SIs i.ssssss LUIS 49, % - GABRIEL VAN cOrr Adm ns,r.ss
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Domestic Miscellany.

Nr Wizard, manager Of the Howard Athenpum,
Boston, fined $40 and costs in the Police Court,
the 10th inst for assaulting one OF his actors.
Nathan Wilbur of Little Compton was choked to death
while eating bee steak at Fall River, Wednesday.
The body Of named Philip @ Common, found
floating in the water Grand junction wharf Boston
on the 10th inst.
There decrease re 2 96T ia the number OF emf.
grants arriving at Quebec for the year ending October 80
) compared with the previous year.
Up to November 10th 1885, there has been in Boston
36T5 deaths-an increase the period in 1852
OF 525.
brakeman, named Marcus L. Spencer, Of West Spring
hed knocked OF the freight train on the Boston and
Worcester railroad, on the 9th inst and killed.
DsnlslT Sheppard, tried at Charleston c. for kill.
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PanADEl,HA, Nov. l2.-Reported BY Keen &TAylor.-
ftrM Board-Slo4 Penna bs, 66, 8s; 5000 do, b5wn,
co. 500 do, co. 5000 do, be, co. 1900 Camden Ambsy
g. 7t 81; 500 Philadelphia sunbury RR rs, 81;
1000 Reading kR o. TO- S. 17 so shares schuylkill
Nav preferred, DO. 2sh; 70 do 201 $50 do b. .ssl;
zoo Union CaIal l2%; 100 dc, b. 1875 100 do, b5wn,
1875 do 45h SO Reading RR s7a SO do s7; IS do, b5,
BY; so Long Island RR, Az; 10 Minehl RR e3t4 80
Lhigh Nav b. 81 III leo Susqushanna Canal So IL; 100
Morris Canal 15 do cash, 1874, 100 Chester Valley
RR, 1oH; so Girard Bank b6wn l2&; so do I'd, l2ss
200 do, i2sS; IL Farmers 4 Mechancs' Bank, hoy; Z
Mocha MICS Bark, sswn sl y do 81 Bs,essn Boards
SO 900 Reading RR 6s, TO- cash. 771a; 1000 Camden
Amboy RR es 70, s2 100 shs schqyl Nav pre- fsrred,
cash, 2ss; 200 do, b5 294 so Iehgh Nav 61h 26 do.
Ga; 20 Mechanics Bank, 81; do 3l4 Second Board
81 COO Penn Coupon bs 921 100 City RRe 's, ",
1o4 1000 schuylkill Nav es 49, So 7e 900 do, So
76l shares PeDna RI, So, ASK; 20 Minehill RR So,
224 Reading RR So s71s; SO schuylkill Nav, ak
100 do 22 400 Schuykill Nav preferred. b5, 100
Morris Canal l5X; Camden imboy RR las; 200 Ches
Valley RR, 1915 100 Long leland RI, AZ; 100 do l4l
Farmers Mechanics' Bank. TO- 8 Bank OF Penna,
1885, Girsrd Bank, l2x. After Board $500 Lehsh
6's 10, 93 200 City RR 6's 1O4; 100 shares Island
r. cash lax; 100 do b5 141 100 Schuylkill Nav pre-
ferred, 29ys; 100 do, b5, 30. Market frm
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NEW YORK STATE ELECTION.
Complete Table OF MaJorltics for ail the
Counties In the state.

Complete r able OF Matorltics for ail the
Counties I'm the State.
TERRIBLE OVERTHROW OF THE VAN BUREN DYNASTY
-rHE NATIONALS AHEAD OF THE FREE soILsRS
The returns from the interior of the State although
still incomplete, enable to make up the following
table OF ma critics the State ticket, between the
national democrats aud Van Buren, free sellers, by
which it will be seen that the State licked nominated
by the national democrats is aheadof that of the free
sellers in the Stat, by aggregate majority Of over
four thousand showing national democratic gain,
compared with ls4s, Of ten thousand. This result,
unexpected all parties, is terrible rebuke to
the Cabinet OF Marcy & Co., and seals the fate Of the
Van Buren, dynasty beyond all future hope of re-
covery.
In this table we omit the wbig vote in each coun-
ty, as the resuls is well known, namely-that the
wings have plura y in most OF the counties OF the
State and an aggregate vote in the whole nearly
equal to that of the two sections into which the
democrati, party is divided. Those friends of the
administration who relied the representations of
Marcy and John Van Buren,, that the democracy of
the State would sustain them through the free soil
ticket will now be amazed, perhaps, to find that
the Van Buren,, soft ticket, called, which they
called the regular nomination of the democratic
party has obtained less than oneourth Of the votes
of the people of the Empire State polled at the
cent election, as the total aggregate will be nearly
as follows :-JVhgs, 100000; national democrats,
LOG ,OOe Fan Buren, free soilers, 100 0c0 This is
remarkable commentary on the alledged sagacity
and influence of Secretary Marcy, and on the effect
of the operations of ohm Van Buren, and other lead
ers Of the Van Buren, free soil faction in this State
Ia the table of majorites, we have taken the vote
bet ween George w. Clinton and Isaac A. Verplank,
the national democratic and free soil candidates FOR
Secretary of State and for the few counties from
which we have taken few or no returns, we have
taken the division Of parties in lsis the basis of
estimate. For the purpose of comparison, we annex
the votes of each county for Cass and Van Buren,, in
1848:-
MALoIurIES EOR sECkETARY OLE STATE. COMPARED
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Election Items.

In Delaware county the State ticket voted for by the
antrenters contained the of Mather and Cooley
national democrats with Burnett Grover and Elgerton
Zee soilers; and Ruggles and renio, democrats for
Judges.
In Hi sdale Ca.toraugus county, the free soil soft
ate ticket received vote, except Grover who
ahead OF his ticket and got two votes.
letter to the Albany frges, dated Chester, Warren
c,unty November 8, says
"rhe day very stormy Snow fell all day and tho
voe is very small.
mt . single short by ticket was p,lsd. We claim
srein at Chester is tie bar town Of the state You
viii 30 lect that when Van Buren, turned traitor
a. Jester gave him only Eve vosesv
Ga tom Cambria Nj CARA county deserves to b the
Gsontr ,orr Not . Ire free soilsr was found in II
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williamsburg city Intelligence.

LITTLE CHILD BURNED TO DrATi.-A little girl, four
years o. age daughter OF Nr Chas. DAVIS residing IN
burned Fri az night in consequence Of her clothes
taking FIRE By the stove during the tsmnorary absence
the family that she expired about o'clock Saturday
mo,Si1S
GRAND LARCENY AND RfoosrRy or rrR Stolen Goops.-
A youpg woman named Julia Maloy, residing in Battle
row, Sixth street, arrested by officer Eandyke
Friday evening" on complaint of three merchants in
Grand street. charged with stealing various articles OF
dry goods boots shoes 30 In her possession were foun
about $50 She plead guilty, and sent TO the peri.
Tertiary for one year.
FrSERAt or Al EMINENT PHYspIAS.-rhe funeral OF the
late DR. Cox for many gears Of the FIRST practising
phJ in the city who expired after protracted
Illness Friday morning took place at the Frs. Pres
byterian church.syesterday afternoon. Nowtbstand.
ing the unpleasant weather the vast church crowded
In ali parts. The funeral address, delivered By Rsv
M Porter pastor Of the Reformed Dutch church
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True there hard halt bolter who voted part OF
the soft ticket for State officers but verplank did not
get one single vote.
letter to the rgts dated Ticondsroga Essex county,
SAYS
81 give you the result Of our election We had no soft
voteso
The Syracuse Chronicle, free SOIL says
1.-THE size Of the hard vote in this county has surprised
every body and it would not be strange they should
prove the stronger Of the two loco oco factions in the
Staten
In Matteawap, district Ne. 2, OF Fishkill Duchess
county the stands thus the State ticket Ma
tionsi democrat, 1T; whg, 90; free soil, l.
The seits free sellers also poled vote only IN
the town OF Wright Schohare county and one vote in
the third district Of Alexandria Jefferson county, where
the national democrats polled 81 votes.
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nARITIME IHTELLIGEHgu.
Fort OF New York, November 10, 1853.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Alabama, schsnck, Savannah to Samuel L
3 ip Warner (sIipper), Ripley Glasgow, Oct H. tow
severe hurricane frem wNw; split sails &c; boarded
by a heavy sea which stove and swept away skylghH,
BOBBY batch quarter boat and filled the decks and for.
saw large ship with loss of mainmast and head OF fore
mast also bark with loss of fore and mizsptopmasts
with railroad iron Nov g. lat 43 90 Ion So 49, spoke m
brig Beelt, of NF steering east From the 18th Oct to
the 9Th 81, Nov the had succession Of heavy gales
Ship Maid Of Orleans, Dennis, Ravre Oct s, with sas
passengers, to VIM Nelson 4 Sons Experienced heavy
westerly gales was thirty days W to the Banks and has
had six deaths and one birth on the passage.
ship aav0ss (9s t LORD avs
heavy westerly gales during the passage.
Brig Enterprise (Br), Drew A,scbo PR, % days. to
Brig Crotou bye Port au Prince II days, to order.
Brig Clinton, Thompson Savannah, 10 days, to George
Brig Clyde (Br) whipple, Windsor, 8 days, to order
Brig antelope (Br), Older St John, hB, 10 days. to
schr Canton (ot Baltimore) johnson, Black River j.
20 days, to John Boyd, Jr.
schr Julia Ann, Riggs, Elizabeth City NC, to master.
This morning, while at anchor CT Governors Island
with lights flying, into by the brig Clinton, from
Savannah carrying away starboard main rigging, bull
schr New York Goodssl, Boston A days
Schr EMPIRE Smith, Alexandria days.
schr Hanover Hsn Triple, Richmond, days; 49,.
schr watsrvils -. Augusta, 10 days
Schr Amanda, -, Calais, 10 days.
schr Warrington, -, Mscbias. 10 days.
Schr Senate, Harding, Eastport days.
Schr Mary Jane Mott Norfolk, 8 days.
schr Tribune, Nickerson, Boston, days, for Albany
schr Henry Clay, Nye, New Bedford days for Albany
schr Edwards Stevens, Bacon BoEo on, days. for Al
bany.
Schr vickery, Horton, Newbern, 10 days.
Schr Banner, Kelley, Boston, days, for Albany.
schr Nimrod, Nickerson Boston, days. for Albany.
schr Gen Tay lsr Jones, Beverly, days.
Schr W Dixon, Doane, Boston, days.
Sloop Fashion, Hydenburg, Providence, Q days.
Steamer Kennebec, Copes, Philadelphia,
BY SANDY HOOK PRINTING TMBGRAPH
THE HIGHLANDS. Nov 13-Sundown
Wind east and fresh. Fog thick that nothing can b
seen from Il shore
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The following table shows the of capital which
is invested in OF the water companies in Cafor.
MA
Bear River and Auburn Water and Mining
Company; Robert Rodgers, d. O. Mills r.
7. Brown, c. a. Rockwell . .............. $500
W. andett and Feather River Water Company;
A L. Williams. Observation-Disclosures. 100000
South Fork Canal Company; B. +. Keens, J.
II. heeo. ...........: eoo,oVO
Eaoma Water and Mining Company; A. p.
catln. |. B. Brooks, A. T. Arrowsmith .. 100000
ty,) W Il smith ................ 10000
S P Daggett. ...............,....... $4,000
Mills Observation-Disclosures. 275,ooo
G Parrish, Richard Dickson ...,......... 10000
Rock Creek Canal Company; +. N. Strout, or
G. Fitch Observation-Disclosures. $1,000
Georgetown and Pilot Creek Company; s.
Brooks Observation-Disclosures. 900
Fl Dorado Water Company G. Fl. ROCKWELL. 10000
Coloma Canal Company s. s. Br ooks. A. 900
Sears Union Water Company; A. L. Williams
Miles Holngsworth ;. .................... $4,000
Bradley, Beroan Company; L. Bradley, D.
G. Mills E G. Springer. ................... 1000
Salmon Falls and Negro Hill Canal Company;
Orlando Jennings Observation-Disclosures. 900
YANKEE Jim Union Water Company; Robert
Rodgers c II. Rockwell. Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
West Branch Feather River Company; Dor
vile Beov cite ........................ 200 900
Total capital invested ............... 81, 746 800
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THE TURF.
Ccntrcville Course, L. I.
THE HUNDRED MILE MATCH

THE HUNDRED NILE MATCH!
We yesterday gave the result Of the hundred
mile match for 81 OO0 the distance to be performed
in nine consecutive hours. and which was completed
by the horse-a large bay gelding-in eight hours
ffty-Gve minutes, and ffty.three seconds. Our in
formation in regard to Mr.. Costsr owning the horse
and making the match was incorrect. He was for
merly the owner Of the horse, but parted with him
before the match was made.
The following is table Of the time of each mile,
from beginning to end which, however, makes it
eight seconds more than was given by the judges.
The slight discrepancy occurred by one Judge keep.
ing the single miles, and another the total time -
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Prov So annah, in the ste smshp Alabama-R Haswell
McN orter, Miss Bennett Stafford Bacon, Miss A
yohnfon q Thieman John MoCuskey, II Linton, John
Haliovt Eiss Gould Joseph Strauss VIM Bacon, John
DIwort-and in the steer age.
From Glasgow, in the clipper ship Warner-CApt Benz
Russell
From Havre In the ship Maid Of 0ieansOsman SAtrobe
Madame Mayer, Joseph Mayer, Antoine Mayer.
From Savannah In the brig Clinton-Mr Baylis.
From Black River, a. in the schr Canton-Mr Frederick
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov ia Pm.
Arriyed-shipJ Montgomery, Davis Liverpool; banks
Cerdelia Jones Barbados Oct 49, and Long Island BA
hamas, Oct 80; Priscilla (Br), Thomas, Caao 90 days;
schrs Mary Crotch, Calais; Romeo Palmer. and has
com, Corson, Boston, Watchman, Chase NYork.
OctI2
Cleared-ships Oxenburg, Taylor, Liverpool; VIM V
Kent Fitner do brigs Brandywine Cormack Rio Grands
W Drew Cumming Boston; schrs Larkin, Churbuck, n
Bedford Williamson, May, and Romeo Palmer Boston,
Colyer Chaplin HARTFORD Smith, Kendrick Portland
Bascom, Corson Boston
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Birth.
In New York, on Friday, November IL, the lady Of
George Derby, Of Q son.


On Sunday November 8. by the Rev s. Cook Rector Of
St. Bartholomews, Mr. JOSEPH Fox to Miss ELIZA MARsON
both of this city.
At Humbug City, Oregon September 10, byJ. NJ Ella,
Esq., GEORGE HuDKS of Oregon, formerly Of Ohio to Miss
EMILY STONE formerly of Missouri.
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The total time announced by the Judge at the ex-
piration Of the was $685. as explained above.
The horse was never touched with whip during
the performance, but seemed anxious to get along
faster from beginning to the end.
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National democratic majority over the free
soilers ,........... 4,6O7
Majority Tor Van Buren, over Cass IN lo4S... b,lsZ
National democratic gain ................. 1873
The aggregate vote il the State, in lS4S, for
TaSTer. Vas 2ls SOB
Cass and Van Buren, ..e................2 34 1928
It will be seen th-t tn re is comparative gain
for the national democ at in most of the counties OF
the State. The principa! exceptions are in New
York, Richmond, Albany Greene, Sullivan, Oneida,
and Osego countess which result is to be attributed
to the influence of national and State patronage, and
of the party newspapers, arayed principally In
favor of the free soil ticket in OF these counties
We may also name the personal and family influence
OF Governor Seymour, Attorney General Chatdeld,
ID other Van Buren, leaders in Oneida, Otseso and
Sullivan
It is not probable that the official returns viii
materially reduce the aggregate majority we have
estimated for the national democratsin the state
They have abundant cause for congratulaton and
satisfaction at the result Of this unparalleled cleo
ton which will also furnish food for contemplation
to politicians throughout the Union.
COMPARATIVE VOTE BETWEEN CLINTON AND COOLEY
1t is well known that the imprudent speech made
by Mr.. Cooley, the national democratic candidate
for Comptroller, at Syracuse, week before the
late election, in which he abused the President in
the most bitter terms, was highly dsapproved Of by
his political friends; and consequently Mr.. Cooley
has run much below his colleagues on the State
ticket. We give few examples Of the vote between
Mr. Cooley and George w. Clinton, the candidate
Al.
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TcIegraphic Marine Reports.

Arrived-Ships Houghton and Forest City, New York
Nathan Hanau, Philadelphia; barks Il 8 Bradley, and
Trout, New York.
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If State on the same ticket:
Total las

G inton ahead of Cooley in the above cities
aod towhs. 's'''..'.''''' .t.......s... ODDS
1t appears that Mr.. Cooley suffered worse in this
city than in other parts Of the state and although
he ran 800 ahead OF his free soil opponent, Mr..
Kelly, in this city, he is over 5000 below his col-
league, Mr.. Clinton, who however, had the advan.
tage Of receiving the votes OF the "kuow nothing
native American secret club and others, who struck
o Leavehworth, the whig candidate
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pI.ACn o. rAr-vTrT

Physiological Bellevue Q; Penitentiary, Backwslls
Island, o; Wards Island 49, City Hospital 8; Amshoass
Baohwes Island L. Colored Home Il colored persons 8.
THOMAS K DOWNING, CITY Inspector,
OtY Lnsyector's Once, Nov, II. 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-14
SENATE.

SENATE.
The Senate consists Of two Senators from each State
There thirty States represented BY sixtytwo
Senators.
SENATORS HOLDING OVER AND KLEcT.
Wings in Italic; democrats in Roman. Those marked
+. S. Free Soilas, AboliionSs u those elected as
Union men, 5. r., those elected Southern Sac Rgh
men.
President David r. Atchison
Secretary Asbury Dickins