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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-04

{pLILpING HARDM Nh-we have on hand large assoTi.
h1 gssot Of B9Ilding Hardware eOnsl,iiDgof-
Rim LoeEs with Miasrasisad Pearl Knobs a,'"
iron, Door Mortiee and Rim IJtG,,
"oark's" Patent Broad and NarrT
Pssn, bind S sna a and F FioGs S19
wood screws Cat and w5ossS9 sizes -.
AXLE PupIss aud Bolts Of every ,ioa FOR sale on mod
crate st,5 terms By iooRE co.
~ a G5, 4s;d j ED 'I%iIs,
Gould r. W. Harris Asa ersy1 bot Leo Lesquerelx Ed
ca ,n$ sna ' D. hm cG S s Eyed g.
pea@ n one o. The most @ STrk. ,hs has
sisaly unknown q cow Sf
ESa wi" be found amount Of scientific n'OF
;, ne Illustration. II o. II the fines, s.y: Of ART
other objects Of Natural ELIAa h outline Map Of Lake SUI
P' ySg al, ln one elegant Re decer0 Sasu oonuorsy
nsmHs months Y Eagle Sq1slle. 7
NATATEH COoIJngs haI,TER COOLERS lila addition %
Wv or presep great sts receiving extra supply q
cheap patterns 20 family 70 Dc saPpeS s sRs
mails hesn NAN Conner Maln and 18th streets.
IA BBrS Aworld.A LINE received this morning nov
He1O the <.Wih be sold lovif taken from the boat.
Also 1e bbis in instantly on hand, for sale eonsign-
male SP RI MACE &-wINsroN
JH1nosE WA R YiLERswe closing lot at prices
apis oHRisriAN LGTiiRoP
lNsgEp OIL WHITE LEAD, PATENT ZINC, WHITE co.
mali '''' BFSsETT Br9Rs .I Dr,iesi.i ~
= ~. sn F y Fss. con- p. ssS.91
-hieh e yev very complete, consisting Of;
ssil Bos'aa5 Rgi,er KEY Wees, @ g 9 i6i
''Alwood'sr sedgs and 1snd Hammers
sbck and Die'' slngle and Double Hand Plates
Ii5rss sbois, and 5sfihine iioI.e no. Nan.
NJ ~ which sYall b. sold on accommodating terms.
mat7 irporleu Of Hardware 50 Msnst.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-04

W
mAso No. Main street
MAGNEIORihCTHiCs fAttifNts.-wc are IN receipt %
W. another supply Of those sefgencratng
Machines for medical application. Physcans are 20
cen and see em IN operation. They powerful capacity
and graduated IN such that the slightest sewers
shock can be gwen IN an Instant and requires
generate The eectriy thereby combining saving on time ana
r. JOUNfTON BROTHFR br,v-fs,. '
me- us Main street!
NEW YoHk LIVE INsrHANtE Cosff'AN Y.-Prompt nav
ments are made By this Company "Pooies rfesd
~ soon AZ they become due. E-'
The .ssss,esr has ,h Day settled Policy $1,000 due
May Wes Jeter, the widow o. the late Thos letter
"DdW ddngerOusr without n1rber dsIav ara ny
yds for the sldem sd The othsn once B95a Boot
Sssi - AAmEs wOEruAx, As.p,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-04

~ oTICE-The concern KENT PAINE KENT having eS
pire by Imitation the Subscribers have formed new Co
oarneshIp admitting ROBERT A. PAINE as Partner and
" ~ ~ HORACE I. KENT,
wM. q. PAINE,
=. KENT,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-04

IN
ship heretofore existing under the firm OF SEABRook
eEEvE dissolved by mutual consent Persons
make immediate payment Either part
can Of the nrm in settlement OF the
- wM. IL SsABR0Ok,
L u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-04
HRUHkE. sPHINt.s NhM t.iiItiuN-Thr Minrrai SrTl

ID OF Virginia. with remarks their the diseases which
they applicable aud In which they
comPauied by a and distances:
edition. Improved enlarged by VIM Burke, u. al
This edition contains 81 the edition ISL. The
phur shannoniaie caPon Berkeley and Healing Springs Auay
the ROckbTdge Alum Bath lum Warm Springs
Dr. Hayes Of Boston, 81 the Blue Sulphur and Sweet SPRING. by
PoiessoT rs, and Of ae Iodine s sulphur by Lrskne and
Caruhes Published this day. and FOR sale by J.w RANDOLPH
nj lofh, Rools rangu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-04

49, s n q sss s.s .sprss,s q tIs a.,
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-04

n FORTABLE STA NBOAT "CURTLSl 5ib.{rr
PECK" Carr. JOuS DAvts.-The CURTIS PECK <--s7s-E
having just undergone thorough oyehaung hd
e boat &c IN accordance with the late Of Congress-
VIII Saturday morning 18th inst regular
between this and Norfolk leaving the wharf Jrecse
az O'Clock Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday oornng
Thereafter, at the same hour
Returning Norfolk each alternate
hour touching
returning Freight taken usual.
Passage 70 Portsmouth Norfolk. ........ ....Il.t2
Meals. G. ptseaeb
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-04

MEgsJxi'; r,IxIs ON, DYE srusys, VAN
/ 10000 ogArs. ss:crtsd 800 pounds cepp<ras
500 poanos A1n; 1900 posnds o Lo<uoois
$40 poands Indigo; iIo baskets Olive on
cases Dorax; 100 dos. Castor oil 81.
iop gallons Lamp on; 500 lbs Epsoni saits
isVp pounds brimstene; 500 pounds Sulphur
~ barrels renncd Csnphor 10 bbls Dye woods ~
,So soxss window 6Ass; e.ons white Lead q bbis Glue
~ dozen soaps assorted; 300 gallons varnlshes
osv he Chrome fellov: oO0 do Chrome Green ia
70 boxes ashngsoap; gross Brandrrth's pm. 81
~ goa xerminfes, assorted gross Wrights Pills
gross kices Worm drops; Ayers Cherry pec,o
gross Davis Pain kiltsr bales Cloves frai
bags Aisplee; bAgs black Pepper -
bales spo.ge; % boxes tobacco
% dcsen Lemon syrups 100 dosen Hair OILS
. poce Chah Bals 10 bbls. Venetian Red
~ bhls. spanish brown, bels. Alcohol
lVv dozen Mustang Lnimen 100
D.. gross Lithes White OH I eAsk prime Nutmers
cases Mace; 2ooo papsrs Smoking Tobacco;
. ~ gross Port Wine 90 dos Esasnces assorted
So 900 doz- Inks. assorted 100 -. Macassar on
ensk Puinice stons ksss kmory assorted -
Iogeher with great variety % articles and
country rade-fsr sale upon seeoaa.eda.ing by
.n"i DOVE CO.. Main street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-04

CAHD-The subscriber, years engaged with
IN the house Of Messrs XIV, PASg KEyT KEsT KEv
nALL ATWATER desires call above coparfne
ship notice. and hopes his friends both country
favor the new concern with call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05
TEMrERAgcE IN puTcrrEss co

NAS>AC, n. 4, Oct = ixl
The friends Of the Name Law sne, 4, tAe W..
House pursuant 10 can Issued BY tie Main -
CgmIaittee Of Assembly District. No 8 10 TIE -
Ct DuGchess on Friday. sept 81, at 2 o'eleel-
called 70 order b. STEPiIEN HascHT, ESa 49,
gained By the appointment Of AVA B,.sgytt, rs
Of stanford, President. WILLIAM WgscHytr -
North East. Yice-Presiaeat. J. G.. CAtLkISs anrss
REID. Secretaries
On motion. tie towns composing said &ssric. -
then called and candidate presented.
On motion. AVA Bushnell. cf stanford wa, &
unanimously nominated as a candidate 20 b. s9pD,-.
at the approaching election, 20 represent this 6s,s
IN the Legislature Of !lis stale az rs next sr<x.
On motion. c. Reid. A. p Bshs, " Wincheli J =
Dutchcbere. and : Haig5t were app0infed Coa.A
tee 70 arrange meetings for the moleh Of October
Interesting and eloquent addresses were nsie }, s.
Rev. w. KING. Of POssbkeepsie, ALvA BUSHNELL. ~
W, WNCHELL
Tie Temperance Cause in this COuntF is progress.
slowly, but surely but there is yet much 70 Be dor
We want men with true snd faithful hearts, pOseS>
faith in the cause, 20 leetRre In order 20 aceoap
any reformation, men must first become coavireris
the evil believe moral suasiOn can do much ia ~
csuse particularly to those who call them selves msk
rate dnnkers-il is they wkO make il respectsbls
drink intoxicating liquors * they who mske the -
ping shops respected BY pa;roniziug them but mod
suasion without the all OF prohibtory law, !, n0t sE
fceHt 70 rostrsin sll men from vice Some are N
enlightened to see sud fsel the force 4
moral principle and othersare act honest AMI srcfo
disregard the voice OF moral principle and resist a,
influence Of moral suason. Let the SOns Of Tom,s,
snce be unceasing in their eforts-let u6 light unSr
the banner Of Love. Purity and Fidelity. and "a
see crowds rushing from the muriy shrine of Baeehs
to the peaceful platform Of Temperance. L
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GEORGIA ELECTION.

SAVANNAH, Tuesday Oct 4, 1883.
johnson the Democratic candidate for Governor is be
nsved 20 se elected He has majortios in the following
Counties De Ksb, goo Cowets, 80 Fayeite, $50; Cas-
20 Chatham, 1i7 Bib, 100.
CD jenkins the Union candidate, has the following
orities; 20 in Floyd 700 in Greene and 500 in Troup
William b Fleming Wing is elected Judge Of the East
ern District two Democrats
For Congress Barlow Wing has majority, as tar as
heard from of about 200 The result is doubtful
The Dcnocrats have carried the Legislature by large
majority.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Newton County gives Jenkins majority Of iiO-Mor
gan 30, and Muscsgee CO.
Cobb County gives johnson 900 majority, and Murray
gives him 100.
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RENSSELAER, Co.-TENPERANcE, Sc
rrssperaeaes OfTAs ny. rris,.ns.

Corrssporssaes ofThs ny. rubsns
Troy. y. y, Monday. Oct 3. ls51
Our citizens have taken the first steps toward BEN
represented in our aext Legislature BY trieais 4
the Maine Laws We were not last winter A Coo.
mittee Of two from each Ward has been appointed
report a candidate for Assembly at their next mees
The hope is that some one viii be agreed on wAz
either the Wing or the Democratic parts viii take o.
and 80 ensure his election am confident this Coua
viii not be as badly represented as last year in etAr
House.
John MOrrsy the pUgilist Is now in this Count.
training for the expected fight with Yankee sullrs
at place called Clunes tavern, in the town Of Brus
wick-s tavern formerly kept and still owned By h
present Clerk OF this County. Morrisy's hackers hen
say Sullivan caused the warrsnts to be issued and IN
be does sot mean to fight wish that weTe the fsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05
DEATH OF HON. JAMES G. KING.

Tie dccease Of this eminent citizen which wac ar
LOuneed Yesterday morning excited thrill OF BORROW
and surprise among al classes Of our population Mr.
King was the sen Of the distinguished civilian Eus
King, whose j. hon0rsbly connected it'll The h-
tory Of country and whOse public services in va
TiOus responsible capacities viii Ons Be held IL gate
ful remembrance The deceased had devoted his lie
principally 70 the pursuits Of business DO nan was
held in more universal esteem in our commercial c-
eles his name was EmiisT throughout The mercantile
world and always associated with ides; Of integrity
ssgseiiy. and nobleness Of character For several
years, be was member Of the welknOwn bank AZ
house Of Prime. Ward 4 King from whi.A be eTeuui-
slly withdrew ard established tie firm Of James King
sons His interest in business did no. de,den BIZ 30
eis affections chill his devoton to objects OF public
coreern Entrusted b. his feOw-citizeRs with various
important offices. be was never known 20 disappcn-
their oonfdeEce while in al the relations Of private
lie lie was q model Of excellence
NJ kirg was gentleman OF solid ra-her tA4l sliB-
ING qualities Of unasSumBg manners, Kind feeling and
liberal public spirit A. a son. brother husband father
snd Christian. lis lie was one Of quiet usefulness AMI
uros.eutsii-us belevolencc and bis deatb though az
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EDUCATION.

Correspoaa.kce Of The ~ Y. Tribune
NEw LoSDos. Conn, Saturday, Oct l. isa
The anniversary exercises q the Connecticut state ~
NAL School commenced on Tuesday evening Sept ~ n
continued with interesting exercises till Thursday eyenzv
.9th when The Alumni Of the Institution hsd thir -
meeting at the Humphry House, and made arrangsxss
TO meet annually.
The exercises consisting Of examinations, addresses y
ems art Of teaching prize reading and declsmsses ~
original orations and essays of an eevang ton,
character and manifested cultivated taste and dss3
lined mind.
His Exceancy Governor Seymour present, and \
dressed The audience; also the Hon Henry Bsrnst
LII. ID, Superintendent Of Schools.
The exercises did credit to the State and the Institet
L.
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WING STATE CONVENTION.

NTcrli ID .Tafrt 70 TIE Y !. Iltsac.
SYRACUSE, Tuesday evening, Oct 1. 1873
The Delegates to the Wig Convention are all in
excellent spirits No signs of diseOrl are visible.
There is very large majority Of the Woolly' or
Seward stripe, in fact hardly any who own themselves
SILVER Grays The ticket viii be entirely Woolly,
ii that is judged best but thes viii be no boiling
even then.
There is a singular absence Of concentration on any
particular eandidate-no State and as vet no Isl;
settled in any quarter, and think there viii not be to-
night AspiIants are numerous, but there is 70 one
with united body OF supporters.
The ContrOllershp apPearstO lie between ELDEIDGE
G. SpAuLDIxe of Erie. late member OF Congress AMI
JAMES NJ Cook. OF >s.atOga late stste Treasurer
For Secretary Of state, Gen Z. W. LE,vExwoRrH.
Of 0nondsga, seems TO be ahead.
For Attorney General there is sharp contest the
candidates named are RosCoE CoSKLISC, of Onieda
DANIEL UIINAS, snd Z. W STouGHToN Of New
York snd J NJ Van Corr, OF BROOKLYN.
For State Prison Inspector HENRY C BRiDLEY,
Yates; DR.. ROBINSON, Ontario; T KRKPArRicA
CAyuga 4. H. WELLS Of westehester and others.
have supporters The result is uncertain but WELLS
has no chance
For Judge Of Appeals, Long TERM DANIEL LORD
sud CforGr woop, Of NeN-Yek SAMUEL 4 Foot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05

Tie Rev G " DenasOn. formerly the Editor OF
~ 'fs S. .s o. ea. 70 % Deisr Il % :.
tred De viii ilsre ~ ct O. bis eayt lboi,0n Aa
The Reverend gentleman above named has had mo5t
remarkable career We frsi knew hin twenty years
seo IN tbs CITY when he was young Baptist preacher
mainly devoted to Abolition and living understood
lie .. unity Of Arthur Tappan H. lei; CRY after
AID next turned up 10 Boston wleT h attended, 70
preaching and lcss 20 Abolition but did fair bushes in
each IT, ls}4 wiln On the way 10 H. Wig National
Convention at Bahnore We fen IN with this aposte who
inquired our business and VIC replied tia; were going
down TO help nominate Mr Clay or President How oat
you support ,aveholdoE lie asked IN a Of equal
-o.1ow and dEazement Way. Nr d. whg business
irnes 81, It's vuv Il have jus. been AL q y the
Baptist Trelnill Convention a. PhladelQh@ Wers
there any ,layeholdsrs among II mcn5e.sr Yes,
regret 90 SAY there wers some. Wei dd yoa IT. %
eject them CT lave thlm lis f.nei for shreloding
No Now Mr Delnron 81 hot sOgs o. iden can yOr
have O. The relative sacredssss OF Rol sion and Polite
when YOU practically hold .lavcAoidr god enough for
ambassador of Chr.sf. Bat M good clougl Or oil
Ger Of our Federal Government Ile tacay scLn0wl
edged The com snd has not snee aempted lecture Us
the enorIity Of supporting .aveho'der- for ONCE
The heard ii Reverend quaniahee be ives
sd.,ng Naive Anersan paper IL Boston next b went
hcadlOng no party TaylorEa oui d which he made
veTy coed Office Tor himself bu il not manage long to
retain t. Mex he DIPPED mo We6serism and Union
saving and figured a. one Of tic Webster lobby Bali
noTe sst year Re Kept Union saving through the can
vas grttualy easing or from Webster and going in ior
Pier.c and IN October a he making cuTou. stump
Lalengues IL fayos Of the lrtr and now he sas his re
ward
Ger PicIce vi I've to rue the iay vixen lie was per
shaded into appointing rponsble satons 81 manner Of
roItcal guer.as and orboys in place 0! sold quot,
s,ssJss: DeEocais who 90 Lot bully and pandr ior ONCE
and never need TO be bought We charge him nothing for
the sdmonro1 bu, II pays beaIv cr much sdvle that
1. ust uCariy - good
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sEyERE GALE on LAKE ERIE

BCFFtLO, Tuesday, OCT. 2 IeJJ
4 violent gale blowing Lake Erie, and the sea IS
running high 10 prevent vessels gosng ont. The
hoOner Stranger in this morning anil reports seeing
G wreck shsu twelve miles up miles from the Cana Ia
shore ih thee men cLnging 10 the mast which alone
were visible above the water. heard their cres and
screams tie vessel driven by witheai any power 20
aid sepucLt arrival reports eeing only ono man
clrging the Of the wreck The Maynower
is fred up 10 90 out but they fear mkisg the attemp al
prcsent life boat has Just been dispatched along the
Canada shore accompanied b. several citizens 70 make
an attempt 20 20. the Iaan OF
+ M-1he steamer Mississippi went ont % the wreck,
rat whom BE reachcd IL found on he mast Sha
however saW the life boat pulling ashor and supposed y
took nc man or - the e boat party VIII not be bacA
i late nothing certain be known til the moFniSg
THE YELLOW FEVER At NEW ORLEANS n
NEw-OELEAss. Monday. Oct 3 l-13
The n'crmcnis from tic yellow fever daring tne =
h. An have deferued 70 Discontinue Their daily orts
f.y he frturo cons.dering the epidemic q; an end.
INC yellow f.cri +. declinisg al flc&sburgh.
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Fam At sT,sFoRD. CoSSEcTIcUr-Tbe Pc rte-d Ce"n-
~ Conn A. ultural Society holds 4 Annual Far ana
Cs,,le SLOW al stamford Wedns sday Thursday ana
Friday he horseback riding b. ladies under p years
Of age rTTed o. singh FOR which ne Presdeni l. BAR
SUI y offered liberal premiums comes on on IhuIsdsy
u s. inst at one O'Clock p. " Tbs r open 10 laass
f, an PARTS Of the STATE Of .anecteai and entries Ay
hma3f I'll II ocloek On the day Of .s'al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05
THE AMERICAN BOARD Oh COMMISSIONERS

CNcISSArI Tuesday, October 4 1855.
The forty fourth annual meeting Of the American Board
az Commissioners assembled this afternoon in the Second
Presbyterian Church In the absence Of President Free
IDghaueD ex Chief Justice Williams OF Conn, took the
chair
After some preliminary business and the partial reading
{, the annual reports, adjourned until to morro"
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The Tribune for Europe.

The next number Of TIE Tribune for European eireua
ton will be issued THIS MORNING, at O'Clock
1t will all The latest News up the time of going
press Single copes in wrappers ready for mailing be
had at the desk Price Six Cents The Africa sails from
this port To Day at ~ O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05

BY the arrival of the steamer Crescent City, We
have the California mails of Sept l. the same date az
the news received by the Northern Light. The Cres
cent City brings about s1,OOOOOO in Gold freight
Details Of news from the Isthmus and the South Pa
cfc Coast will be found in another part Of this paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05
The Courier des Eats-J MS has the following intel
lirence through its Paris orrespOndence:

The Courier dss EtdtS-t MS has the following intel
ligence through its Paris correspondence:
To reconcile the simplicity recommended by Mr. Marcy
10 The OF the American Republic, with
the us0ees of the Court of Madrid exacng in matters
of etiquette Mr. soue has engaged one OF our tailos
most renowned for tact to make him coat which shan
be ne er that Of courtier that II peasant The
IA loT has ingenously overcome this difficulty by suDs
tuiing black velvet for simple cloth and six embroidery
for gold braid This is nearly the costume Of the rst
ReuTesoniaiye Of the American Union at the Court OF
Louis WI Mr.. August Belmont who is also in Paris
will ubtlers produce the counter pa at the Court Of the
Hague and the great problems prOpounde4 by General
Marcy. will be solved 10 the satisfaction OF everybody
If Mr.. Marcy's circular meant anything, II meant
that the time has come when American members
abroad should not defer to the barbsrOus usages OF
Spain or any other besotsed country, as regards the
sEinde Of court dresses II Mr. >Oue is TO change his
dress at foreign bidding, let him dress up like a
Hippodrome monkey, and lot coquet in such paltry
way with the matter As for Mr Belmont, we opne
tat be would not omit the opportunity putting him.
SELF and servants in liyeries.
The time has indeed come when the whole resident
Legation system should be broken up 1t is utterly r
redecmably stupid, contemplate and pusianimOus aud
y politically nothing bur open occult jobbing-a mere
hospital for politicians.
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DEATH OF JUSTICE MERRILL. &c

BOsTOS, Tuesday, Oct. q lcoJ
Mr. McKays monster ship the Great Republic" Of
1000 tuns was successfully launched THE morning in the
presence Of 5000 people from all parts Of the country
Justice Merrill graduate Of Harvard, and Tor nearly
quarter Of century Justice Of the Police Court died this
morning :.
Hon Richard H. Aver formerly Speaker OF the New
Hampshire House Of Representatives died al Manchester
lo.E 70
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The Tribune for California;.

We shall issue THIS MORNING The Tribune
for California Ortgon and he S0ndTieh Islands. will
contain summary OF all the Latest Foreign and Domes
tic News since the last steamer Money and Market Re
pors, Marriages Death &c.
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing can be had
at the desk This Morning Price cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05

What sac E. T., 81, Car Hrse!d printed IN + aP
Lar nowhere IN ihc hesding Il country editor EoU
rui re place Of publeasoH in tho beading OF tier edp
raj columns ilcy would more 0ln Be- quoted and esu
We regard tie rad Of tie editorial columns o. ar
as type u ih-i OF tie editr i on = emPsy s,si,
vel 10 matter The paper above mentioned 70
nom Michigan a. IT, contents are devoted ~ sn1s 4"
that Status; e. they should b.
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Tile Court OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Tuesday OFT 4, 1853.
At the OIenn. Of tie Court this morning Chief Judge
Rugges announced that the Court had concluded not 70
hear arguments this any except the one
now on argumeut-the People against CarlE-Gnd the
causes se down for today known the New York City
Railroad cases The argument was then Continued IN
The People a. a.nst CLARK
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STATE POLITICS

Troy, Tuesday. Oct. 4, is5j.
TIE Iroy Daily Bsdg7. one of the oldest Democratic
rsper in tie State and heretofore Of the strongest
unker papers TO day HOSTS the Soft ticket beaded by
Kelly and publishes able article in justification q It's
position The Hards are taken all abeck.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
PROM WASHINGTON

WAsBiSGros Tuesday o.. 1855.
Sscre.ary nsbbin accompanied by C1ptsia tcGrrd ri
len here this rnng 20 visit and pec. the VARIOUS Navy
Ysrts throughout the Northern Stsfes.
Jefferson Davis i appointed Acting Secretry Of the
NAVY duTing Mr.. Dobb.n's absence
Edmund flagc Of s. Louis late Consul si Venice and
suthor q work thsf city has been spEoin;ed
tie position IL the Copyright Bureau Of the State De
pertinent jas; vacated BY Charles Laaman.
The Department Of the Interior yesterday received
letter from Col Vyukoop, Marshal Of the Eastern Dis
trct Of Pennsylvania stating that three Of h dePuties
were on the point OF being arrested state warrant
charging them with rOiOus Illegal conduct 10 the exc
cuon Of warrant from Justice Greer OF the United
States Supreme Court for the arrest of negro claimed
a slave. b. IshaIn Keith. Of Virginia.
TIE Marshal asks authority TO employ counsel and in
cur the necessary expenses for defending the suit The
Secretary replied by telegraph directing him 10 lose
time in consulting the District Attorney anu taking
Tor the defense that be might deem Necessary
assuring him that the Department the whole Govern
ment determined ali hazard aud al any cost, 70
carry out The provisions Of the Fugitive Slave Law
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The returns of the Georgia election, published il
our Telegraplic columns, indicate the election OF
Herschel V. johnson, the Democratic candidate for
Governor, and large majority of the Legislature OF
the same stripe There is nothing definite concerning
COnqressmen.