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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31

We learn that the Directors Of tie Crystal Palace
have resolved to keep the Exhibition open through the
winter instead OF closing Il in December as they had
previously contemplated. They are impeled to this
step by the pccunry success they have steadily met
with since tie exhibition was complete, and by the
confederation tat IN early close must deprive an inn
ncDsc number Of persons Of the pleasure and beneht
Of visiting Tie Palace From the first Of September to
tic present day tie receipt have been highly sati'ilc-
tory averaging four tlousand dollars or more day,
while tic current expenses are but 5000 Thereccpts
o. the fortnight ending the 22nd inst were $4,000
stoves viii be Immediately erected in sufficient num-
bcrs 10 keep the building comfortable and new ones
vii be added rs the weather becomes more severe.
The city NAY therefore count retaining the splendid
attractions Of this exhibition at least until tie next
season And indeed WHY should it ever lose them
WY should not this beautiful cdfte BE- retained as a
permanent museum Of industry and art Nothing is
more de rable for the metropolis, lor tie culture OF
taste and ne development Of che arts in general
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IsTsTT, OrrTCrRS ELFCTFD N VERMONT

MONTPELIER. Saturday, Oct -. 1883
On the sixth ballot yesterday. the Hon. j. Z hidder
The Democratic candidate for Lieutenant Governor
oe tied by two majority. and John 4. Page, DEM Of
Montpelier, chosen State Treasurer
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I-J- " IL >tf-TI1. UIT- ID
The Rev james GaIagher died a. Branswick No las5
T5e-dIy He wa excessively known ths late Chaplain
q tlrgrese
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U,npeesRwYxTs AND Hosiery

TT T1FT
We iasie scu'ion extensive sfs5rrrn n ssr5asbls
soo5s Vhid inspsoD win be frbl siel n g1ay nd
Rsnsa.5-r he % s.aa
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nFtTH - IL ~ "a GALLAGHFn

~ IEEGRAPH 10 M yEw-Y0lE I8iBCyL
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LARGE SEIT OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS Al Ii

ItRGE sGIT OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT TIE
HtRcHasr1 Tosif @ "a s,s:fsi vi ass
~ We. Eshfrs nsoe BY ALERT H. HicykAl
a. &c MereRsSs EIehnss Tbs DAY and TOMORROW" q
TSs e,.nss bsy Of ihs oe.y have been % az
ss,S ssI dand- "a sTes. poriioa whom have bseos
gsi puehsrs) during iae lat few months tast 80
eise4 n other place iha me ,aae a'It
The city qHy r. Ssieff gu 20 ss La cossI vi
eT ~ seoon induce many 70 forward and sfl HEN
s,vss Of he opportunity Of suhg thes handsome lo
., ne VIZ p,aes ws.t a. sns within Q miaGs
On 1vEDsY age mansion holie ssa 9sse. o. 55, 10 G
ri q ths paper fo1 al Osher particular
FACTS WITHOUT COsiMEET.-THE PUBLIC SHOULD
ruo,v ruKv EEw-YogK. October 10. lgj2
W,s HARDY No Iio suaot4t writes rs that he hs been
@ ,o1 me- ys, AID ,h he 5 ,s o.
or aSis. Her usual sood health imasdia'ely re
her 3 ~ che he'd child which had been lr vel
for betienu months She proc reds bottle Of MA1sIs
o worrs days hearty had been Pa
rents with 'ueh testimony ee.ore ta should n3 ;i.s wasa
adrri Dr. ALASEs NERNfvGs Il never falls a2a Is
s-rhs valuable preparation d. McLASEs crLrREATEo
LIyIa Pills DC had 81 al respectable Drug store "a th
fnlae VII please cs-fal as for and take but Dr.
MLlsEsy EEMi lsE Al others IN eon2nson are wor,es
DO O. Corisrdi so By ell respectable Dugss'sin tbs city
~ The Bald may regain their hair and without
usnE greasy aud oaente FrepaIaons It nard 70 force Ma
fonoue Che perfection c Manure herself cannot wths and
Tree e. cents SOFA yerywheIe Prlcipa Opt BARKzEs Ia
d. HlrDrenng Is Allotment No 4'' Broadway
- The Gift Tickets may be unsold,
That VII take fsi FERN wor' .................S1 N
Orthat 20 1Iotns Horse wor'h............... SL50
On ibosf Pisros eath s,or + eJoto $50
AMONG pEEHA,rs 10000 GiFg5.
AeloEsfy HsLL, No es5 BRoADwAY
Each Of tbse tickets admit four persons a Of once OF 3f REM
SEVEN MILE MIRROR.
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r. Winter Overeoats TslInas, Paieiots, sacks, and
sfs Of ever variety Of styles aud goods eectet FOR
sfJ inos' ~" D. & j. Dgvrr No, 90 AID % Joausi
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MEMS AND Boys WINTER CLOrHNG.-BOuGH
nos sfRE,pp having removed No % Msdenno - No q
Cradfi have hstd good took Of Osercoa &c 20 BE- sod
~ ne vefy love prices s0ebs for city ~ county ir1e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31

~ GENINs BAZAAR. ST. Nicholas Hotel, No. 5l3
BrosSwsy Ladies Ch,dreI Beaver and Fa Bonae Laas
H. "a drofses. &c &c
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Throw De f.f. N sfc,.y h.a-
sec the r'ac hes I'D ktr-wOnf
Stethe tlowr-f nlcd De- .trrs DION
LNONS Magrctc lowctf cearsa no OF tedre r1sbes
single day D@p he Powder AID Pi ID. les,75 -
aud mice, No a. Broadway
r. r. R--A NEW BODY-On the 2lst oi July. !
D. II assd ST. covered head sors 80 fsbtl
cken the and - a nsiye he eA fha euruel
h disease hCdy .ha PERU med waters
sany burning Ia his chamber o. he -st ktpwVs Rgvovsr-
REsoLvEST given him six times per esy as o ah
Cd with and H. r. Relief small t0e o. ally Relief
baihOsu Of water Two Of Railway Regulators
hin nish On TIE 2h fol DAYS later, p ally clnrl
for the better his shin emitted mere offensive anu he
fasi healing Ga the Is o. August noi bsi o.
upon his bodyn his words Dc new
n,de with body and clear sknF Is the rar a with
vi ch the r. remedies act that eE sloccs me M
they taken spilled pain stopped nd disease checked
Oaee No ls Fuioast, and sold BY the DruSs every
where.
TUTrLEs EMPoRUM-The Grand Depot of all kinds
ofFsney Goods TvIILks ENFOErN No SIS Broadway Toys
q every variety Wax Dolls Crying Babies ard angling Babies
BABY JUMPERS novel ard Interesting Cameo rori oioT
Boxes Opera Gssscs orr Boxes ssng lses jewel Casko
fapiey Mache Writing Desks Ink Sauds rou5o
MIc Boxes Poffumey &cf tgtthe rrs- novelty rUTrr's
Is the low pEce a which rs sod sid Nsgc sea tie
m9gs "Agt0Isioa BIRD Tree
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CA8PETINGs. -PEILEsOE g. bUMPHREX NO. 80
oaduay hove received and opening tl fall style Of rich
and esu' Carpems imported express for trade c0nsng
Of Bogy0s tapft n one entire olrpe no ~. Dsnlef
Lsbdscape Border lDr crp"t ever !. mis- cuf)
Med Velvet MOglCL AEunscr ta etr end Brussels Dtpe
d AZ raits cheaper ta lg Usually ol l Carpet stores
10 o. Coihs, IN 90 yldt5, FOR s.lc o. Ia n. 93a term
KOHCE--A DODWOsrHs Dancing Academy, No
vceoalwsy tho dalton Of tose OF a. cas-, side OF the
by itu made Tor stage ~ All Tor snd return
Vii Be turiiB % their rcfir1cn every lof ~
UTRECHT GRAND PIANOs.-HORACE WATERS has
W. Ltautul Irstrumepe which must b. soi INN By
D. ofc ndsIcc This g admirable opI0l5 Tor pc1ors
Jl lBe o Trrsht Craud HoatCE WATERS No 33j
broaopsy, tn FTeri Piano aud Music Es'ohiahmeni
NV MUaC-Ncw Pdma Donna Song, Come
whle Tho Moon b. r. Ihomas 20 be the
b. screlades The words dngy good
aud a4usrebly arranged. Pace ~ cents
The New Hungarian Yoke ty lheraa Dlkcr. - .nis
TOEtcG WATEps 80. "a. Broadway.
al pier, rrlfaf Mr.. ID. sfnf Eel I'm uI
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u GEXINs BAZAAR, st. Nicholas Hotel, No 5l3
. ro.Arsy. Hosiery. kmLloIleIlea and Laess
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"a GEKIN's BAZAAR, ST. Nicholas Hotel, No 5le
3r.sdrsy LdeS md Cherels Fsncy Fur sesn Robes &C.
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~ GgNIY's BAZAAR, st. Nicholas Hotel No. BIB
pfoslsav Mjsass Cooks and Tanss Walking Dress
Ipfsrfg Cioaks and Hoods &c. sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31

rseey6 heir Pal syos n d7grg Of velvet t1o lsPJ
S4v sod fnrrtiu Car ole nost effset kug M lh
soet L complete Prices telsft from y ~ l1 t.
pesifg VI be gard OF Cloths a8f Oh ohio goods equally
i6v . PEI cent les than lay house nH COS nt import iD
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USDERsiRTs AND DRAWERS. The undersigned
he sftsnon Of raer leoUs purehsag the shove
tes Ls lsOsseu rhch vii be sold ~ me lowe; cab prcs
A. WAITL0.k. 10 ID u. t11at.
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~ GEMS BAZAAR, St. Nicholas Hotel, No. 5l3
Br.sSwsv Chdssns Hesddr 10 every vsey suitable Tor the
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To TIE LADIES SPLENDID NEW GOODS FOR TIE
eE1soN ID, worth ust opened Rich brocede az 20
k sss j. of new as re- he fan and rinte s2 nte 80
Woo Pads Mefircs ard Paranatta5 e.ry GOT IN.
aud d. Laues splendd new Ladeg Ci0a go 80 80
ys AZ coors and sbadss together with large sio VI
sleeti.r and Doaeefc Good generally also aefsna4
es.rn 80 o Cofhs basin. fafinss Nsstn1 e. ~ - p
IN ira an essoreuf 90 tbese roods unpa'a W As e ~
n b Inn.rr,. 80 81. Grand-at- eorneI d Tlhar1
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81 GLASGOW HOUSF. West End (No 40 Broad
wy nfsr 0soe Chrreh MADDEN srwAEr importers Of Br
ih. French 6ud Otm0n Emloyccs Lace Oo1l Linen Hanl
kfrches &C. &c viii ollu t.rr .cus.te RETAIL fslttLs
SATURDAY ths ih ui October 1885, ponr.r Trade
Popular Goods- POI lsr Prices
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~ Sowing Machine OF a new invention, orgina
ans peCuf cosrr cion and qrc u thir aud results
ready Tor f1iJu sale These machines entire
" dfoen nom Other and Tor ten other
right
some ofhe scsartoge ore ibe'o s They SIT" single thrcll
al h4gc 10 shuttle a. They much sly cperltei
oac 3D. They male sronrer aud more elastic 4th,
me ORR Is uoie lar end hesu bus peri city finished on
both tdes O The scitg Obtcf.d by being wsshc
ui fefsn hei leauty udr 40 ricauforccl C add cxamus
ibc maoiin' apd theI work a. t oic" so p Nr9aiw9.
l 4 CO
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SECONDHAND rTANOs.--A great variety, from tie
best makers tsgnus 40 $50 noal'y elu new
HORACE WAITRESS Toai Plano aud Mu.c Eta1l = nenf,
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FOR SAIE-Eight power knitting Looms Cranes
psitcru with valuable improvement attached. Hand lab-
IOnmst W Cattl iappsr
Whit Ms pnttria iuchte M rnunins o0
Tlf cua inoure % Ore euhsc hr-a fhtt m
pascoag ~ l.. OF. l2 ir3 MAiiiN6 e. N0fffNS
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Bnslness Notltes.

s.ru.ut Of hshonsbs Fsi and Winter Cothug a. al
-. - lrS bsde Cohs Casimeres snd felnga o. p-f9
..sIt~ wi ch made order 10 ne ieie J - htN<f
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CHE Hlarkrts
ELKToN, Dec. l7h-Flour S615; wheat
Sl.3S; corn 60 GO els; oals IS cts.

ELKToN, Dec. l7th-Flour S6.15; wheat
1888; corn GO a GO cts; OATS So cts.
BALTIMORE MARKET, Dec l5.-1he Flour
market qnel. Howard street and City Mills at
$3.50 per Dbl. Rye Flour 81 So 80; and
country Com Meal 3 62 So rs, city do ID u
81 per Dbl.
Grain and Sced-The supply of Wheat was
small, and slightly frmer feeling with an i'm
proving tendency. About s, 200 bushels offered
and mostly sold at 43 $ iS for red 10 81 a
s. 81 per bushel for good TO prime white; choice
do. 81 so. Very prime family -four white 81 20
Interior lots 10 10 cent below the above
fanres. Corn-A steady demand. About
$4,000 bushels offered, and mostly sold at So a
81 cents tor new white to 50 II so cents for yell
low; no old sold-prices nominal at 63 Go cts.
for old white, old yellow 6s cents per bushel.
Rye 80 to % CTS, Oats 40 to 10 Cts; Cloverseed
S6.75; Timothy So per bushel.
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 10Th, 3;

Mr.. EDlToR:--Busness continues very
brisk in this city and everything wears
an air OF enterprise. 1.-THE councils vote
the appropriation proposed to the r. r.
Co., the business of this city will be
vastly increased.
An effort will be made during the
coming session of the Legislature to es-
tablsh Registry Law, as it is positive.
ly necessary, to keep out fraudulent
voters. Prominent democrats here pub
llcl y assert that the most outrageous
frauds were perpetrated last summer in
the ballolting for the nomination of their
candidates and they would assuredly
cheat the wings when they thus detraud
each other.
1t is also hoped that the appointment
OF inspectors by the Governor will be
abolished and a licensed system take its
place, which will be much to the benefit
Of tie public.
The subject of U. S. Senator is much
talked of, and Hon. Alexander Evans.
the talented and popular representative
OF Young America III the last House of
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IRE ssfa.a-'S sks4.I
OF
VALUABLE LAND.

ne virtue OF a Decree Of III" Circuit Court
4 Tor Cecil county, IN Chancciy. the under
s'-ncl as Trustee, will fer at Public Sale at
Reynolds Store in lIarrisvIic, on
Taesday the Nth day Of Fe,rnory,
next; certain tract Or parcel OF land, contain
ing
"a Acres and g. PerCheS,
whereof one james M. jackson died, s"lzcI.
Tins property lies on Stone Run . short dis
lance from the road leading from Carriers mill
10 Port Deposit. About rs acres are woodland
welt sci with timber. aud the residue is arabic
land and divided into six fields under good
fencing and we'll watcre all OF which has been
recently llmel and is in good order
THE TERMS or S.9LE.
The terms Of sale as prescribed by the Decree
require the payment Of onc-lhiri parl of the
pu' chase money in cash on the day Of sale; one
other third part in months AMI the residue
in 10 months from the day of sae the last Two
inSialmentS TO bear interest from the day Of
sale. and TO be secured bs the bond or note of
the purchaser with surety or surcties to be
approved by the Trustee.
sale TO com mencC nj ~ o'clock NJ
JOHN c. GROOME.
Dec. II lSJ2-ts. Trustee.
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DEAR R.-A new Church built by
the Methodist Protestants near New
Mexico, in the Sth district was dedca-
ted on Sunday last. The day was
clear and pleasant and large congre-
CATION gathered to witness the interest
ing ceremonies of the dedication. A
sermon was preached by the Rev. Mr..
Mcr adm, after which a collection was
taken, amounting to $37, to aid in pay
ing the balance due on the house, which
was stated to be $500.
Too much praise cannot be awarded
to the society for their indeiatigable ex-
ertlons in tins enterprise, as they are
weak and few in numbers. The com
munlty generally have contributed lib
orally for this purpose and hope much
good may be the result of their efforts.
do not know of a section of coun-
try in the State where place Of public
worship was more needed. The house
is OF frame work, plain and neat, and
sufficiently large to seat some 200 or
800 persons. When finished entirely
and painted, it will be credit to the
mechanics having the work in charge,
as well as the building committee.
Yours, Z.
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REMOVAL.
PAPER iIA.\GlNGS,
WELL s BROTHEi KS,

Nangfnc'urcrs and Ing orcrs Of Paper Htng-
ingS. hare remored 70 No. 100 CiiESINtT
STREET., below seventh Philadelphia, where
h ask the attention Of Country Merchants,
ais: the trade TO their rxtcn>iv" >rock of Guols
comprising The largest and mo varied assDll-
mcnt in the United States.
In alIitiun l"thcir hitherto unr1uaIicd man
uiat,ai!ug facilities, they have recently intro
dr;crd new and improved marnn"ry, w,lcn is
used in no other factory in IN" coIlity. ani by
which they are enabled To pl"Iucr Il Supc: or
article Of Mrdium and Satin papers, nj least 20
per cent 10 yer Than any other house.
They EnnulaCtur" extensively Velvet and
G"l Papers, Decorations, Borders ot every dcs-
crlp, ,n, Fire Beard Paints, Ornaments, Sc.
Drc Tim.
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ANOTHER DRAw-BRrDGg LEFT OPEN.
"A despatch from Boston has the fol-
loving brief reference to an unjustiiia-
BILE act OF careessness, one which few
months ago caused such fearful loss of
life at Norwich:
"On Saturday evening, on the Old
Colony railroad, the draw at Neponset
bridge was left open, and powerful
locomotive, tender and two baggage cars
OF freight train went through. No
lives were lost" ..
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Representatives, is the favorite against
the field. He was LegisIa'ed ont Of the
House by the locotoco gerrymander Of
his district and it would be "A proper re-
buke to place him in the Senate where
he would be an honor to the State an d
fully competent to maintain her inter-
ests IN any event likely to occur.
WESTERN SHORE.
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lG-One of the most experienced Physical ms
of Baltimore, say of STABLF RS ANODIN r
CHERRY FXPECTOEANT tor the cure Of
Coughs, Colds. Hoarscness. Bron chilis Croul,
and other Affections Of the Lungs and Throat.
at riHc effect more good than any ojhe numerous
preparations uiih uhich Tit country is inundaf-
~
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Reported for The Ccch Hhig.
ABSTRACT OF THE PROCEEDINGS
OF The County Commissioners,


WEDNESDAY, Dec 14.-The Commits
soners met pursuant to adjournment;
present, Messrs. Craig, (President,)
Scott and Haines.
Accounts Of the following supervi-
sors, examined and passed.
Andrew McIn,re for $o5.75,
James l.. Burbage =" 2I5.34,
John K. Hill PHO,
William L. Scott d" 21.56,
Richard Roach, late supervisor, pays
to the Treasurer $1,000; balance.
Hasson Lynch appointed Constable
in the Fifth District in place of John
M. Crouch, who was elected but reiu-
sed to qualify.
The Bonds Of the following Consta-
bles were approved
Hasson Lynch ofthe 9Th District
Jas. II. Mccullough 9th
Hiram l.. Thompson 7th
Hannah Plitchard's acct. for main
tanlng Henry Pritchard, destitute in
FAINT, IL weeks, passed. 500.
John Taylor's acct. for maintaining
Charles Crouch, a destitute infant, /
year, passed: $3.50.
Leonard Reynolds acct. for mcndlng
a road IN 9Th district, passed, and Treas
nrrr ordered TO pay him the amount,
$500.
John r. Price, collector in the Bird
district, returns the following assess
men!s property overlooked by the as
SCISSORS, which being confirmed by the
commissioners, he vas ordered 10 col
lect tie taxes due for 1853. viz:
Mary f. NJ 'lntire, l5l acres
land E2772
john Casio, 7 acres $3.50;
personal 500 20)
John Peters, personal prop. 900
John II. Blddle, Collector end Dis
trict files State Treasurer's receip, for
1882 Sl70.5l;
and for 1853 $4,000"
JOHN Fl. BiGdle's account as collector
cf county tax for 1852, passed $4,000
and for 1883, passed Sl,3ll.OO
John Fl. Bddle ordered to pay TO ii.
Fl. Mitchell the amount in his hands
for repairs of Court House: $500.
.Ioln A. y. CIe.wcli, Esq, elected
counsel 10 the Commlssi oners.
Adj'd to meet on the 2lSt inst.
Jhc aggregate cost of the public print
ing. o;dnred by the tliry-sccond Con-
gress at its first and second session,
amounted TO i25,595.60, and the cost
ot .i.r iar'r I" Sl9l,.53.sh Dr.
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terprise. Mr.. Daniel Lord has erected
new mill also, on his property, for the
manufacture of cotton goods. The
Messrs. Whitaker are turning ont rapid
ly their celebrated pig-iron, which bears
a high reputation in all markets, and the
Messrs. Roman & CO., on the banks of
the Octoraro, are in full blast with their
rolling mill"
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THE CECIL WING.
THE GENERAL NEWS.
DECEMBER NJ. 1888,

The Latest news from the Turkish
war, broush, BY the Asia which arrived
Oh Thursday, indicates that nothing de-
ciive has yet been done. There has
been little SIX FINISHING, generally re-
sul'ing in favor Of the Turks. In Asia
there had been great amount of fight
ing, the Turks being successful there,
also. 1t is supposed that England and
France will eventually, in case of pro-
tractrd hos'ilities, take the side Of the
Sultan. The sympathy of the people
in both those countries, as well as in the
Cnitrd States is in favor of the Turks.
The latest despatch says the Russian
Emperor refuses to accept any arrange
ment, and says the dispute must now
be decided by arms.
The election by the Senate Of Be-
vrrly Tucker, proprietor of The Senti-
n"(, as printer to that body over Gen,
Armstrong, has caused considerable ex-
element among the friends Of the Pres
ident; that paper being decidedly oppo-
Sod to the administration. The vote
stood % to II.
The papers Of the State continue
t. discuss the matter Of the successor to
Hon. James Alfred Pearce. Some of
tn" friends Of Col. Hamb!eton grow
quite warm in the contest, Lat Judging
from the tone of the press Mr.. Pearce
seems likel y to succeed himself. New
erthrlrss, we are told that nineteen
members Of the Legislature from the
Eastern Shore, are pledged to 90 for
Col. Hamblrton. We shouldn't won
der ii the friends of the two gentlemen
mentioned, should fail to come together
and the Senator at last, be- taken from
Cecil.
The subject of the Pacific railroad
is already up in Congress. Mr.. Went.
worth has offered Resolution in favor
Of it in the House, and Mr.. Seward in
the Senate has gwen notice of bll
providing for It's construction. 1t i.
probable if the location, or rather the
starting point can he agreed upon, step.
for the CONTINUATION of road from the
Mississippi to the Pacific, will be taker
during this Congress, notwithstand inz
the opposition Of the Executive.
The publishing house OF the Har.
pcrs in New York was burnt OH las
Saturday. Their loss is very heavy
ana is various ! estimated at from ! / i,
100000 TO 100000. 1t is anothc
CAM hene accident, a workman having
thrown Lighted match into basin o
that fluid, supro"'"s it to be water.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-12-17
n OF Ed'7I.

TliE County Commissioners OF Cecil county
/ viii meet at their office IN the Court House
en- " cdnesday, the 2ls' day OF December, insl.,
10 take measures III the matter Of the new >ys
ten OF Supervisors, and TO alrrn to such other
business as may be presented. by order,
+. c. lICkElTS,
Dec II 1t Clerk.