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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-11

The Georgia Citizen Macon) has the following crit
csm on the arrest of Miss Cunninghame at Florence
whence !, may be seen that the precept 1t is lawful
to obey God rather than men is secuted BY the low
erlaw folks in its application to Faith as well as to
Freedom:
MISPLACED srxPArHr-The English philanthrop!sts
and their American sympsthzers are, at this time
great fuss over the imprisonment in tuscany Oh Mss
Nsrgeret Cunnnghams OF Scotland for yiolsng tne Avs
Of that country while sojourner there with neE iends
Tha crime committed the distribution OF -eigioas
Protestant books and tracts contrary to the ~ N arcc
Of the New Criminal Code Of the Grand Dake winch
reads thus
ho.ver sh, circulate works hostile 70 the Roman Catsoc
,h i,h The Of sedncinr e5e from ths COMMUNION
hs house OF correction srd subjected nara
labor period ess hsn i've or greater than ten years
Now If Miss CGnninghams knew the law, which y
nrobabe she deserves punishment for her eheious zeal
inst as much as Abby Kelly, Miss Lucy Stone, or any
Northern Abolition fanatic of the feminine gender would
were the latter to visit Georgia and circulate tracts and
books calculated to subvert existing institutions re
cious and political For part we are glad that the
Grand Duke has had enough to put stop to such
neddIesome fools who are turning the world upside
down by their fsnaca notions and prcselyting schemes
Ten 10 one Miss c. is anquated specimen OF hunsn
ty or strong minded woman, who scorns the perform
anee of appropriate duties in the proper sphere Of woman
AT home-6u needs TO the ends OF the earth TO
find doubtful subjects for the exercise of apurious phan
thropy
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THE SANDWICH ISLANDS

We have received private advices from the Sand
wich Islands, giving full details of the events re-
Gently trunspiring there. Our information comes from
different sources and is entirely reliable.
DR. judd the recently deposed Minister, was beset
by enemies all sides He had incurred the hostility
OF number Of influential citizens merely personal
grounds and that Of OF the merchants by not ap-
pointing Collector and two other officers they
had recommended. All the rum influences we're ar
ray against him. and all the anti Missionary feeling
OF al this the English interest took advantage; and
the nrtish Consul General who has been intriguing
these years 10 dsplace him. aided By the French
Consul succeeded Ia getting him out. The Doctor re-
signed. asd the King. whose prejudiccs had been
foased accepted Bis resignation against tho rcnon.
stance VI every o the old Chiefs. who constitute
tLe House u MOBILES and Who will although tho Doctor
hos ceased H. be q member II the dosefnaeat take
bic advice ss much ever
itai t4yas4 The british Consul succeeded Ia oastins
TO- t1dJ 10 We Disseminated Ia hs iasisa 81 POO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-11

Tux fredericksburg to the storm last night and
from the state quite ncompe The
Ns s..ne that carried their State ticket eure but
They usually triumph the hs three days afer
the the thsterm II Is
e the In tho State from the returns before
1he report that Barr elected McMunay la tho Third Dis
trict l. yrobsbly incorrect.
NE friends claim bis election Cooper bat that IL
oniy We doubt IL. Evening Post, wednesday,
Will The Post be good enough to hurry up those
Soft Returns, OF tell where to look Cor them We
have three or four anxious readers who voted the Soft
ticket supposing that was the strong side, but who
don't intend to grin any of Prince Johns Tam
many jokes, shout responsive to the moving door
ward elOquence of Rynders if they shall prove to
have made another such job oft they did in 49, They
say they viii wait The Posts three days" out, and
them if they get comfort from the columns of that
sstuie Journal they will feel constrained to thieken
their shells in conformity with the demands Of the
season. So, be lively
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THE ELECTION.
MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY, CHOSEN.

MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY CHOSEN.
FAB
6ony o. stephen ~ Hssnbeck Ixrahsh W. chs'sbro
s. Robert H. Pruyn l. Archibald Dunlap.
Chasfaugus-l Walter L. Sessions 2 Thomu W. Palmer
Chenango-L Levi Hsrs.
cosuubia-l Milton Martin. ?. Harvey w. Gott.
coysga-L J..tus Townsend MOseey Hutchinson. hshis
Hutchinson.
CAenpn9-M. 7. Brcteriek
Cl,n,.s-Georgs " Hoye
Coytland-Perrin II. Magrsw
Dutols.s-S iwillism II. Boswiek
Erie-i William W. Weed hohn oerms'a CnH'e'lA
Sill l. Edward N Hatch.
Esser-Jonsihsa Burnett
Fslon and Eanafon-Wesey GLEASON.
ErqslIin-f- Fergusoa-
Gyens-l Joshua Pierce 2 George Robertson
Gua,e-i. Tbeo c. Peters, ? Joseph Cook
B,,sine-l. tGsrdner Hinekley iDesn Burgess
JeTsrsoh-l Calvin LiIsleheh
Eisgs-L John @ Bergen samuel l. b.ekas 'sanae ~
Norris
Lssris-iJonaihsn c. Collin
Lirfa0sh1s-I. Amos A. Hendee. 2. Abrsm Lorier
sfadsoz-2' - White.
yfnJoe,I Lyman Paine James L. Angle !, Piny B. Hob
dr.dss.
MDnfgzoy-L Aaron W. Hull ?. Her Baker
ksse. YykL Peter r. Graham % Geo. D. w. Clinton 81
Patrick II. Mcguire. Theodore Ward Edmund Barrow
william B. Charles c. Leigh. fGso H. Richards
DANIEL VILLA joseph w. Savage. H. James NJ Boyd H.
iPeter Dawson - Fred A. conkns "a John Cunning IS
Edwin A. Ware. ls. Dostgh
siaSga-I. A W. Eeveomb Sylvester Psrsons
Oredai Jossph Benedict Person Gaze J. d. L. Board
4 James Mitchell
onondaoo-L james NJ Munro, > ID. Milton A Kinney.
g. David =. Wood T. William Richardson.
Oniario-l. Jesse Cost. ). V. r. Mallory.
Orkqas-Ferdinsnd A. Day
Ovonge-L F. CushInan.
Oss2o-2 fJesLs sprsgus. J. ist Paul seelsy
Osre1o-i Dewitt c. Litlsjohu.
Pufnam-iMsryn Wilson (A L.
qreens-sJohn A Soaring
Ren.sao-l Jonathan Edwards 2 Lyman wilder fOeo.
BTust
RioAzonS-Nichols Croehsroa
ka,Aasd-tJohn l. saGefn (M IL
sAsasehady- Msthew Wlnar, Jr
SsAeAafis-e isaae Loaeks
Ssasa--pssid q. scott
Mage
Aasaksa-i usogse hslsaa
fass- fLsais r Lees
thiss-i MssAsF uustaU fipha heweA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-11

JoHs ~ PARKER whgl is probably elected to the So
prone Court from the With Judicial District over and
IN place Of Hon Charles Mason, DEM The Orego Tine,
reports msorities for Parker follows Broomc 1000
Cortland. 200 Togn. 1900 Tompkns 900 Delaware for
Packer Chenango Osogo thought to DO for Parker
Mudon has probably gone strongly for Mason but
save him.
w,tLiis J. BAeos Wig. Of Utica Is probabp elected
Justice Of tho supreme Court In the VIII Dsroi over Ward
Iiuni Dem We thought whes trIdey Hard was dropped
sad iian iiafnss nominated that there would probably
h. anaif
fissKt Nsiits Mhai ef course se ;ei a. Tho sap,sus
taan h,m hs ilh loaiasinl District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-11
THE yEw.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for Nov Il
TIE Nrw-YoRx wErklr TRIBUNE for this week

TIE NEW-lCRH WEEKLY TRIBUNE Tor TINS week
eo=,sirs TIE following
T. EDITORIALS - CA1rch OF s. Lo1h. Tae Aircaa.za
80 G. CsAt. r. M,o-shIae ks!lTott ftlms-t1n suf
EnsrI. NE~s-1-r.s Armies IL Tlrsay Railway la.
--sTs-s-ss A Ns3.iI1- Wan n Se~-lork- Or state
El.s-l-z IA Csys:-, f.-see, ke
u---EE gAPAS EXPEDITION Bsyasd Tsyl0rs Report
IL POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE. G.vpE the Of &
Ess-s--s - CT A. sac, Ms;yltad. &C.
" ~ EASZEES QUESTION CorrssP9sasacs bstseen
Ger Yssss a. G-rr1sko1. 3'0uae Msa-a7sss, frvn
Ce--ss5 7.1srl
SANDWICH ISLAM Ls-s- ofths [. ). Conmss.0uer,
A,51t-s=sa:s q PT.ss As1slaisshs- &C.
Il rFE EXHIBITTOS A. The CRYSTAL PALACE Raw
Lr-.-f-t1r-@ SKIS
I'll vrE RELIGIOUS POETRY OF THf NINETEENTH
CESI- Al = Oi7rE Wsndsl Holmes
III. EELlCfOTs ENERCiSEs IN COMMON SCHOOLS De
49, g 4. -,sss ssSe-inss1snt on ne nsnt 70 comPsi
,1-.s.s e - glss, 80 scsooi EEsreise'
Y WEDDING ~ ESCL1sH HIGH LITE Report Of TIC
,rsssss-rs q a. Iris.0crais wstdag in England
EEVIEW OF TEz WEEK. GIVING Ia e1nisnssd sud most
e-s-E-els t1s i-ost eTsou that have
ss-ss1 he -i,s> sta'ss. Wsr indsa EH,Pe Mexico.
a. CfsgCz
Il C4LlFOREA. Tro week. L,sr IsIgsscs 81 the Star
q ~ Hsr Asr1tl q John debs 10 ssa ffaaeiseo B
IL s-ri-s T1ss - -onsrs b4rred -.
1TCfTY !IgNS HgEslss fs1 Fhencss TIE Horss Make;
XII xSKkIAOEs ~ DzATH8
Ky sEFIgW OF THE MARKETS. R-P9rl al no sock
l-ss. 1rerisez. Cs.fs 81 Lambsr Asfssts Veg folly
a. r,scal.y fs;ogssc isr TIE Inba1@
sfs .g;s prtypsG y cst,ss4 a. ihs esss Ia the
co., .-s zsezs iis ss,Ta-rE Pre- s,osBs
sekscxSTIerns cvyy fs ys.r So three eopi'' IS
s1ss,ss - soss So sos t~snJ egsis' 10 On? -
<resf
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Jo.s y.u pvnss has pretty regularly appeared at our
r,s,roc,.,;o State Conventions as a disputed Dcogsss
from ,be XVIII Ward Of our City and has been seousomsi
to invesh against the assurance or rccklesne' OF the
ads in eoniestng his seat Referring to the vos OF tho
XVIII on Tuesday, we find it thus-Leavenworh Las'
Clinton sal verplanck gY-sSs Suppose two huadred Of
CIu,op votes came from Silver Gray Wings and there
are still nearly three Hsrds to each s0 throwing IN all the
Cas- men who have been oened by the eKertoas ana sp
plsncesof Seymour Guthrie and Marcy The case IS per
fectly clear against you John you were always Bogus
and we fear YOU viii be any thing else you don
change your company
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QCI VIvE.
The IIards ore growing some.
Noy-ARRIvAL OF THE AMERICA.

HALTAS, Friday morning. O'Clock.
The severity Of the storm of Tuesday and Wednesday
vaH such az to PROSTATE much Of the telegraph line
between this city and Calais and the lines were not 70
paired ill dis evening As yet we have no tdings oil the
America now overdue from Liverpool or OF the Niagara
hom Boston en- route to Liverpool
lnrge number Of private and public dispatches from
New York and elsewhere forwarded to go on board the
Niagara for Europe have been received to night and will
4. duiv transmitted
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SOUTHERN MAIL ITEMS.

BALTINORF Thursday NOV. TO, Ioo5.
The tory of 5000 Mexicans marching Ell Paso is
sered very doubtful that number OF men could not be
mustered in that region quickly. San Antonio papers
Of ,he Goth uli say nothing of the story.
late arrival from Campeachy reports the continuance
of eboera at Merida Yucaan, the deaths reaching 100
daily. >, NJ,
The Maryland coal trade Of last week was only ti9l
,,r in of strike among the drivers Of coal
teams In the Frostburg region increase Of two cents
per un for mining has been granted
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The Troy Pod drily remarks on the result in that
city-whcrc the Hard organ wen; over TO the sons in
the pinch of the late contest, making two journals on
enc side and none on the othcr-and yc, the vocees
Hard. outnumbored their ad,ersarics-that
The IInrds have done very well In this county aud
ssdnqly well In this city The is that they have
not had sny newspaper 60 do them harm II they had
had an organ. II might have got out 81 tune.
Here is the vote Of Tsoy-iIard and Soft; Yer
psnck, Go Clinton, LOB Yates. 62S Mather .9O3;
Kelly 6i6 Cooley, ,o?6.
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The S,rneps, Chroricie Gree Dem says /:

THE size Of the AiHmaniino vote in this county has
surprised everybody, and would not be strange II they
houd rroye the stronger Of the two Loco Foco factions
IN tho Slate This Is not 10 be attributed far at least
a. this REGION Ia concerned 10 partsliy for the Ada
mainline sentiments Ia other indications Of the canvass
abnndnnily prove but 10 the essential weakness of the
Sofi morale Their position IL utterly and irrolrieyaby
humang that human nature in its bost estate rovolts
from occupying H. aud true hearted prefer to DO den.
tilted whthc independent, authority dciyins Hunkers
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ns,i,ps st that county who have an thorough know
edgo respecting a. Aswlll DO seen ne 'c'ongl 70 w"
considerable class of writer's who expect that Tho
S,hs viii triumph u 's certainly desirable That inc
event should lusdr this opinion aud We occord'nsp
ccmmspd Mt leunnescua observations TO the careful
.,,o,t,on of our readers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-11

The Liquor Wings Of ORANGE County have probably
elected two SOfs to the next Assembly In Newburgh
they openly abandoned their regular candidate and went in
ior the Soft in order to defeat the Maine Law manwheh
they just did All right there enough both Of Wings
ard Maine Law men withou. them.
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Election ITEMS.

~, Eoclssfer tnios (son) says;
In tbs quasi.r he result. admit has somewhat de
.ffonisi % Bot s,i q l. easily crplansi All the 81
,rr grays ard di.snrcicd Whirs whatever their
.fis g. vent IN and worked bard Tor The Adamaniines
Ihsy oorsdsrod i co object 10 holp hem make show
We don't recoIlect that the Burners erumbed
sny when Twenty thousand Free Soil Wing. helped
Gs,a 81 make show" on Van Barcn Ia ~
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WhsAASss-I Ebnn. Naxorsy. Gee. ". Tom
Nss~e-L WIN r. Wsde . Jokr p Bennett
w~s1Asssv-L sFiij.A lee. . james 8. ses.
Wsr>n--s - Noble.
Ysts-n q. UndsrNcot.
'HsrdA isooA The residue v-A,e. 4DosLsx.
Total ~ whss. y Hard. q sOas or ssnHsfs. .,,,.
N.tb secrxors
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ATTORNEY GENERAL CUsHINGs LETTER.

BOsION Ihundhy NOV. TO, Io'J
Tie Coalition Democratic papers of this State arc re-
,nbbne an editorial article written for one OF the lead
he Demoeratc papers in 1850 which they assert from
The pen Of Caleb Cashng This article zealoasiy argues
m favor 81 coalition between the Democrats and Free
soer on sste matters and proper There Is said
20 be proof OF the authorship Of the article.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-11

The Wings of DuTcHEss County used not to be ashamed
of the results of their Elections and used to report them
somewhere. Perhaps when they get tired Of fighting shy
CT the Maine Law, they may have results that they
viii not be ashamed Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-11

large portion Of our columns tbiA morning, IL de-
,otsd 70 the DeYs received BY the California mails in
addition 70 tie intelligence published yesterday in-
gliding tie important Increment at the Sandwich
blsn5s, On vhieh ne have commented elsewhere IL
viii BE- seen that the contemplated hlbnstcrng ex-
psdti.n 10 sonors, Mexico, has been Knocked IL the
had b. he seizure of the brig Arrow, Of which the
particulars viii be lound 10 smother place. We learn,
L0se,er from authentic sources that move ID On
TIE carpet 10 rase The stars aud stripes In Sonora,
Durango chihuahua, and Lower California This plot
IL more shrewdy arranged than the former Ones and
from yfesept Appearances, may possibly end In some
thing more thsn smoke At the head and front OF the
affair IL certain gentleman, whom shall not name
rejoicing IN the title Of Doctor, who to chsrish
bss isL IN pills than In rife balls, aud prefers the adj
Hbiatfaii0D o. lead ~ that 0f mercury. An issue Oh
scrip representing thousand shares Of bonds notes
aud similar financial appliances soon 10 be made aud
circulated IN Ban Franeseo Hacranento City, Marys
vile and other important towns in California. The
ss which IL il proposed 10 raise In this way, amoansa
70 s25OO6, which, with the private subscriptions that
expected nil form handsome preparation for
me siHs.s VI war The project under cOncocaon
looks 10 the introduction u Slavery into the acquired
territory. sBd IL favored by several Of the leading
members Of The Democratic" party 10 the State.
We sbsD Isays out the "pfaclical improvement Of
tLis subject tiII another time.
We refer our readers b. European Correspond
eDee, ts remarks and opinions the wnr question.
The erlsis IL fast approaching.
Fee Third psgs u THE sheet TOR Reports of Meetings
held last night, 1esss nevs, 6c
We publish tLis morsing document of value aud
importance IN connection with the threatened Ia
Europe. u il letter ff0m Nj iiEsSihosrs 10 tho
t@efetsry VI the iagfabam Committee. upon us power
sss resources viieL ifassis brsg " bear In
tssi with The te'ts. SUD completes The subject treated
10 biz tofmss isits, ypea 1artsy Dr ysaDisgsss 10
Known " 90 authority eli points connected win the
Ddhfs,y organization aud social state Ut the hasssn
Empire iiis bsssto'iess 6ssss IL standard WI
10 ever e0npie,s iitss,y, sHs here ten men as
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Aem;1Jork Uailp Gribn,rs,
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER u. 1853.


~ CDEkgsPOsDEaT5
n. Il IDnpmgssstyDs NhsfrTtf
..e.cs< igg he ,1hsEstsd too ssd
s1egass Il Escss@riy for DsbAessS, ssi a.
~ ~ s1s> fsiih
~. ,,...d f.laln fselsf Cata gneaisona
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-11

The Georgia Legislature assembled on Monday John
ste DEM was elected President of the Senate and Col
Ward DEM Speaker Of the House.
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ROM THE FISHING GROUNDS.

BOsToN. Thursday, Nov. TO, ls3J.
The fishermen from the British North American Coast
rep that the weather has been terribly severe there for
he rast few weeks and that the British feet has gone into
quarters for the winter.
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AsDRIw b DIcEISsos Cwhigl Is elected Senator from
Sieuben and Chemung by 80 majority. He has 300 in
St.uben and Is beaten 80 IN Chemuny.
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I'm, N,,rburgL Gazette (Whir) saws:

Thc sois are nobodies tho other sido of tho river
We hear from tho Matlcnwan District, in Duchess Co.
That the Soft ticket got exactly (Which cast
by tho Postmaster while the Clinton ticket got ~ major
Nv over the Wing"
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SIrICIDE.

PORTLAND, Thursday, Nov. 10, 1853
This morning Arnold Wentworth, farmer OF Greene,
Maine charged with forgeres and frauds the Pension
Department committed suicide in jail by cutting his throat
with razor The proof against him was clear.
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RETURN OF A FUGITIVE SLAVE.
purr.nrIpul. Thursday. Nov 10, L

puILADELfHIA, Ihufeuuy, NUN IU IoV'.
Shelly, a slave belonging to Mr.. Paddeford OF Ge orga
who recently ran or returned and begged to be taken
back saving that he had been persuaded whIe men 70
WAY TO Savannah
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VERMONT LEGISLATURE.

MONTPELIER. VT, Thursday Nov. 10, 1883.
Ten ballot. were had in the Vermont Legislature today
for L nii.d States senator but choice was made.
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
EROM WASHINGTON.

From Our Own Correspondent
WasHlsGTos, Thursday, Nov 10, 1853
The Sentinel contains reply the notice OF that paper
byWilham Brown of Indiana in which Brown lashed
most numerically.
The Usrds are Growing some Or WE.
The Union of this morning IL dumb in relation 70 the
New York Election. 49,.
Tho amount OF drafts registered ut the Treasury yester
day 9th init was s267,762 6s.
Chief Engineer VIM. Sewall ordered to JOIN the sara
Inc has resigned
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OUR CITY ASSRMRLYMRx

WILLIAM b. AErEys lsot and Hard Is eerta.nl, A..
to the Assembly from The With Ward as w.. ...,.a
terdsy. Here are the figures
Edward Greene (yShisDl92s W. B. Ai,kea.,e.
Aif1fl's n
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BRooKLYN CITY RLEcrros RETURNS


BROOKLYN CITY OFFICERS ELECTED
Street Cos nssses>y- sHcfAALo T. LsCsssck Wmg ytx
Comnfssos>y Of Rrciys and SEfpiesJoHS ~ ~
CoA<efv Of TaEe and fssessaess-ALSREp Wooo 49, -
The returns from The country towns Of Kings Cesay
stIl imperfect and the miner ofers are consequently"
doubt, as the vote appears pretty close
Some Of the city Wards have omitted 10 make ~! I
whatever Of the vote cast for Judge Of the secoaa
District 1t win. therefore. be some time before ''s
can be accurately ascertaned 49,
Tho election OF Hatehins Dem for senator, 80 80
Cwhlgl and Morris, DEM for Assembly ana -.
(whig) for District Attorney is however rendered
ffom tho returns thus far received
VOTE or BROOKLYN. an
way. Hard -. ,,.;..,.k -
n. am. unAr fhtIi b.. AfsS hcCue ..,...3ae
Sass .6pnels Aeu Hniehns.. 30 -
The CossplInAri0S OF Brocklyn Williamsburg "a
BssAwiek h directed by vote nearly 40 "o'"'
ssie. Ne. sss. asrrsy Sssa
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DISTRICT ATToaSEY.-We understand that n.
BLUNT beats Chaancey ShG6er for District AtonyF
troenty~ims majority. We hope this may prove tss
Look sharp, Messrs. Canvassers'
EDWIN j. Brow, Wing and Reform Comedian s'sa
from the 4ist District XVIII Ward has $50 majority nssa
of ISL, o. printed in last This is probably the syS
majority received BY any Councilman
CUsmrses III TUcgER mot William is Of course 'bs y
form Wing Alderman elect in the XXth Ward Whm
Tucker in the With
SixrErSrH WARD-Forty fourth Council D.strid-"s
thington Hodgknson, Wing is elected in this disu'd
so majority instead Of James Cassidy, Son. as be6s -
lshed. The error was made by putting Cassdys v's
the Second Election District at l67 instead Of g.
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CsARLxs c. LxicH "a Wig tut elected As an ,a,..-
of Temperance and Reform certainly eAos,, !. -
Assembly from the IXth Ward. The fall vote s,,a,
Leigh Temp l...--......iec Brevoot (waiD ..lss
hilxs Hard .....,.. 10 Ssuaekenbash Sea- 81
We cannot ye, Determine who is chosen Asssuy,..
from the XvIIIth ard XXIst wards-,he rsaru, h.. J.
District in the XyIlIth having been hidden vA.r, ~,
defy our best excrtons to discover them: but HI, -,
certain that J. c. DeyereuS sOft whom we supposed 49,
elected Is not Tho Districts can get returns fro, -
up as follows:
sharp Cwhis). .......... .s51 Smith (Hsrdl az
Hart tWhisl.. 50 Deveresx (sof.l 80. -
Llosc cfemrl ................33
We guess from partial returns other tickets TIA. a,
missing Districts vii give Hart 100 Sharp 50 snas -
and Devsreux 200 votes and that Smith i elsS.sa M
choice was between him and Sharp
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" FowlsE> s WELLS, Phrenolosists and Publish.
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Fee Third Psgs u The sheet for Reports Of uce,a;
held last night. 1eiss nevs, Gc
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We refer readers 10 our Europsan Correspond
eDee, fof remarks and opinions the wnr question
The erlsis IL isst approaching,
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CHARLES C. LEicH "a Wig stut elected As an ,s,.-
.s T.~,.rsnca avS paf,rn,l q cart.;o,v -
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II One thousand pollarS Reward VIII Dc pa,i by
Af m RI z-sz crstni evidence h-lrs proiacea that tho
-yrsNrs SAFE> tsVrs fstrLr have failed
Il err - iea are .-rgars Sats Of al sfrs
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