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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-07

LADY CLERKS IN TELEGRAPH OFFIcEs.-We have
in hand al English paper which speaks in high terms
of the employment Of young ladies clerks by the
London Electric Telegraph Company. The first oc-
casioD, the paper states, in which the mag, wires
were intrusted to female hands the Propagation
trio telegraph Stations owing to the general desire
throughout the country TO receive the royal speech
with the greatest possible dispatch Upward of one
hundred and fifty clerks are generally engaged in
forwarding receiving and transcribiDg her Majesty 5
address On the day OF the prorogaton the services
of the female clerks or lady photographers, now en-
ployed at the Electric Telegraph Company Central
They forw arded the spec ch with remarkable rapidty
in one or two instances equaling, if not SURPRISING
the speed and correctness of their experienced
male coadiutors. The paper goes on 10 say that the
departments for young girls, established by the CON-
psny with a view Of afiording more intellectual
scope for female employment, have 20 far proved
most useful and satisfactory. The English editor con-
cludes that ii we take into consideration the rapid
progress Of the electric telegraph, may Ut per-
haps be too sangune in the belief hat this will be-
fore many years have elapsed, give employment to
several Thousands of respectable females.
A CALL FOR The FAITHFUL TO SETTLE UP.-THe
Ners contains call addressed TO "all the Saints ia
"Utsh, and those who wish expect to be consd-
I" cred Saints - by Brigham Young, Heber C.. KIM
ball, and Jedediah M Grant " First Pr sideucy of
"the Church of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints
in which they say
Perfectly aw are that it is natural for the people
10 read ard forget we again call your attention TO the
necessity Of your bringing the ttlng on your wheat
and all other small grain to the Tithng Office in this
city, as fast as you can get il prepared
they also express wish 10 purchase all the sur.
plus grain raised by the Saints to feed the aborers
on the public woiks.
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IMPORTANT POLITICAL MOVEMENr-PRO-
POSED RE. ORGANIZATION OF THE
WIG PARTY.

CASAsDAIGUA, Tuesday, Nov. 7, 1854.
The following letter, in circulation among the Ma
tional Wings in this State, has into hands,
and We learn that it is intended to publish it tonight
An address to the Wings has been prepared, and viii
be issued Immediately after the election, whatever
may be the result
"ALBASY, Saturday, Oct. IS, lsji
DEAR SIR. Upon cons ultation among number oil
National Wings fro different parts Of the State, 1t
has been deemed advisable 10 call Convention, TO
assemble at this place early in January 20 relnstate
the Wbig party its old PLATFORM recently discarded
at Auburn.
at is proposed TO issue an Address to the wings
throughout the State in which the principles OF the
National Wing party will be plainly declared eA-
Pressing decided opposition TO the Nebraska bill as
a violation of,he Missouri Compromise, aud adheing
70 the Wig principles established by tbs National
Convention al Baltimore in 1859; pledging ourselves
TO opnose all propositions for the fusion OF the mig
party with any other, for the purpose OF forming
Sectional party based upon the asItatlons OF The Day
"The lime for decisive action has arrived and ths
coming winter will determine whether National
Wig party shall cease 10 exist. Should your views
coincide with those herein expressed, be pleased 10
forward your rame together with the names OF such
other reliable men in Your neighbOrhood as you may
select to james Kidd Esq, of this city, without &c
lay tina, they may be printed with the address
BY order Of the Committee
FRANCIS GRANGER
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 3 O'CLOCK.
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.

TUESDAY, Nov. 7-2P.M
ASHES are without change; sales of Poz at o. 81
as7 90, and Pearls at &C IS.
Cor7os-The market is quiet, but steady.
Flour AND MEAL-TbeSziarket is quite dun, and
prices are l2c lower on the low grades Of State and
Western Flour; being election day. the demand is
limited, as is usual.
Canadian Flour is firm, supply light; sales OF 200
bbls. at % u.s. in bond. The sales OF Western Canal
are 2,4oo bbls. at ss 25ass so for common to good
State, and - 5000 O6 for common to good Ohio,
Michigan aud Indiana. Southern Flour is 25c. lower
with very moderate demand; sales Of $50 bbs. ct
s9as9 a for mixed to good brands Baltimore Alex.
andria, &c. Rye Flour and Corn Meal are IN
charged.
GnAIs.-Wheat is quiet, there being little here
White is wanted. Ryeis quiet, 81 30. Barley is in
.vuve at 81 :5a 81 30. Oats are in fair demand at
sec. for State and Western the latter not plenty
Conf less active and prices are heavy. Sales
bus. at s5as6c. for Western Mixed, and 81 Sssc.
for Round Yellow, and eoc for Southern Yellow; the
latter lie wanted being scarce.
wHisKY-1he market is better, with light arrivals;
sales 200 bbs at c for Ohio and good jersey, and
42c. for Prison.
PRoyIsross-The market s steady for mess Pork,
but frmer for pime sales at 100 bbs at sl2 rs for
niece, and sll 81 for prime.
Beef is dull, and common Country plenty, and
heavy; sales Of Country Mess at o. 5ostlo so; re-
packed Chicago, els; and Country Prime, IS 5oS
e. Lard il firm; sales at 10 al0Ic for old. Butter
is unchanged common is dull, but good stirm sales
at 10 lsc for Ohio and lie S23c. for State Cheese
is steady at 10 a lie.
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Arrived.
O.. NOVEMBER 2.

ste.mphp Glassow, lBr. prop Craig Glasgow Oct q.
uds. AID ps.s 10 J. McLymon-
shi. An rea lpkt) Ban ow, Liverpool Oct g. rdse and
SIC PAS 10 KnEslsnd Nov 3, lat ~ Ion s. 81, sss
lsrs ship in ballast bound T. Sch lost. lat III '5
In 10 eIefanssd signals with steamship Washington Csver
Iy b. hamp and Bremen The toos pilot on
he 9Th o. 8A 10 miles esst Of the Hook, from boat
No. is. =, , o.,
HBsh Homer Psulkper, Curacao IS ds, salt to j. Smith
a Co Oct IS, lat 20 49, Ion 49, spoke -em y hos
Coirs days hence from Pensacola The H. experienced
heavy weather; spTurg leak .
Bah stes Hilbert mssgs 20 d. via Gibraltar q d. fruit
Bari E1.b.th Young M.l.s, q d. via Gibraer g d.
fruit, &c. 10 Z. Goodwin 4 Bro
Brs Tow send Jonss tof Cold sprnD Lewis Savannah II
De lunteT 20 master 80, ,
sehr Racer IBrl kim malaga 20 da via 0ierasT DC
uit &e, to Draper Devlin Oct so lat ~ % Ion " 3D.
tisnslized Al Am ship showing red flag.
scbr Charles Bfemsr Whether, Noble Il Dc, cotton &c.
TO v hiie & Duncal.
schr. Arc,ic (Brl DOwnep Cumberland, ~ ,l6ds s'nd
master.
schr Mus.ret Eleanor (Brl Corbit, Corvallis g.. Il
d., potstos to w. A. Walker
REruRyEp-The Br brig Oregon, Cheeyer hence for 81
John N Sd returned port This morning. having on
the 4h OF Nantucket In gale from shipped nesyy
carried esboose stove buiwHs dart,d several
Essheon swept gallery and caused the vessel to leak
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Arrived.

cA; r.x., Merrill Roter6im IS mdse and $50 pass 70 j.
, eSiPa psd M deaths on the passage by cholera.
snSne lof Bath Cooper Liverpool 20 ds coal 70
So,l Gas Co Oct 8, lat - 81 Ion IL ", ia heavy
~. from the west carried away foreyHd sprung spit
sails. &c. ,,u px.r.r 20 A In hsnsst aud
90 N,yer Stueken Oct ls lat ~ 81, lon IS %.
- B,smep ship Apns LANCE from Bremen Tor New fts
"a inst lat a o. Ion 6S Sc exehonsed enPfhp
Sn, ichn Hermann (Hsml BernhOdt, Hamburg 50 d.
ol9 pass 70 r. karck Oct B lat - Ion oil 2,
oSe Br k,Ik Grace hence for Glasgow The H. has had
IBdeabs on the pssssse =, . a. q,
ssIt John Bersp Burmestr, Havana u ds ,ass c. 70
...s. Clesman Co q passenger I'd inst iat 81 Ion
% b,s May e Thompson, OF SessPort f Chaeton
a. Is HeuTy Miller asesmsn Of Germany died 10 tbs hos
pnsi Wa,tbs OBJ Wood Malses &c d. wine, &c to Ham
NJ R,os Oct in the Gut OF Gibraltar spoke ship IN
dsy.,or a 10 be the ALA BsIts for Tarsecns .
pis Jerome (Dr) Cohoue, TurAs Island "a Dis salt 10 in
Bfaipe Oct 20 lat 81 Ion II, ssys lNse iore-snd AFT
~ an IRE she burned TO the waters edge
sS was fore and st sch close BY her who took OF the
s,sw Oct 20 lat "a lon 10 in gale from ~ E. lost from
he forsop saanysId Frederick Amesbury seaman OF s.
H,, very heavy weather dlhns the passsss
Scbr Aaalne Hawes Baltimore Dc coal 20 master.
Schr Dennis Bennett, Boohbsy 10 ds, plaster to smith
Boyptop. -, 49,. xr... 70
d, fruit 10 Climatic. Experienced heavy ~ T. gales on
The psssse Oct q, William Wainwright, sssmsn Of Con
peeticut, died
Tho .hp Elizabeth Depnison last night y d. In Ant
with pore and 245 pass Post Ryerson .nd Hufou
* rpsris Oct n ls - IL lon 81 IL, passed vessel OF
shout 500 tuus sunt upper Ssek 70 the waters si
which was wssbd away; DO mssis Standing Inc L u aaa
two deaths on The passage.
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Passengers Arrived

In he steamship Glasgow from Gidssos-Miss Dumonte Mis-
Wilson Mis- Ailey nurse and two Children Ms Sullivan
spd infant Mr and Mrs Russell Mrs Guild and two children
Az David Archer wife Children Ma Sy mngOn and
infant Mr. William Campbell Mr. Charles I'M, Mr.: Amsnd
MI Wilism s. KesIan Mr. George Cheever Dr. HsnIy o.
ssie Iambert Mr. D. NJ. James Captain Hartley Mr. J. W.
Robinson, Mr.: William Gordon, NJ, and Mr.. O. Trail Mr. D.
Unnter Mrs Margaret Crawford. Ars Oswald, Miss Aun
FrsSer Mics Isabella Frazer Miss Helen Crawford Mr George
PpIse Miss CahaIne Richie Mrs Russell and daughter Mis-
Am MeDonad Mics Mary Ann Ransom Mr. Edward Gray,
Y Miss Mathew Mi,s Elder Mis- Cs'barne MeIlwsine
Mis- Aapes Crawford Mhs Eliza Ewar and 2os steerage pas
tene
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pEsrRrcrryE FIRE AT TOLEDO.

ToLEpo, Tuesday, Nov. ], 1854.
Last evening fire broke out in the warehouse 90
cupied BY Brown King, q. the foot Of Chery-st'
which was entirely destroyed, together with the sd
Joining warehouse Of Cobb & Go. Both buildings
were led with goods and merchandise Of al kinds.
Of which portion VISA saved. One thousand oarfe's
OF -four were burned. But little Of the merchandise
was insured, and the insurance on the buildings VIZ
not cover tie lcsses. The steamers Golden Gate ana
Arrow, lying at the wharf had very narrow escape,
both being much scogched. The total loss is about
$4,000.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BE- Telegrapk.

BUFFALO, Nov IN AM--FLovR-The Flour market s
x.ry features Of importance to notes the
quoaous unclaimed and the ap.sss'ns are wholly for
IT, iperor trsd. sales bbs 90 50 for good Ohio In
ssra and Michigan The supply of WHEAT and oars h good,
bul Of CoES hse no, more than an average 'oek Tue
seton the eli sborbns topic OF the day. snd business gen
,rslIv dull WHfsEY-Wh.ky dull aud have no sales
to report, pomn.lly held e sac Canal fssiear' are
on Tleur use 20 N.wYok Receipts Of the morning, lies
Ibis Flour; Sal bush " heat; zoo do Corn
Etw.ORi Fans Nov 6, ts5i-koon Oar Corroy MARKET 10
on,e trm with fair business doing the sales this morning
rs,ehipI SGot bale selling 50 high a. 81 bush
FsIfeHrs have declined 70 5l6d
CHARLEsros Nov. s. lS54-Our CorroN market h some
yh. decreased but prices remain as previously quoted The
bu.iues "A 70 day 7te bslas AZ 9 rance of 1885;
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THE LAST WORD FOR ULLMAN.

The New.York Correspondent Of The Una,
ladies paper, published at Providence, thus hits off
the Know Nothing candidate for Governor:
"The candidate Of this faction for Governor, Mr..
Daniel UlmaDn is apert young lawyer Of this City,
rsnkipg good way below the first rank in his profess
sion, with toe touch of the swell, happy faculty Of
making an ofbaDd speech, wherein he shall cay you
nothing 10 particular and the top of all this pro-
fesstd women killer before whose victorious and all
cobquering fascinatioDs matrons. widows and maids
alike fall PROSTATE and overpowered."
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THE ELECTION.
EOURrH WARD.

FOURTH WARD.
Here The votes for Mike Walsh come in thickiy.
Brennan strongly for Justice The State ticket
is, of course, Seymo and Rum.
FIFTH WARD.
Orderly and quiet, With heavy vote pOlled. The
tickets are greatly split up There is strong effort
to reflect Alderman Hoffmire. No opinion is ex-
pressed upon the State Ticket.
SIXTH WARD.
The only disurban 90 in the Bloody Sixth was
the upsetting Of one Of Kellys ticket boxes There
are considerable crowds around the polls but no signs
of rioting Bad rum flows freely, and Seymour gets
nearly all the votes. Know-Nothings few and far
between.
FOURTEENTH WARD.
This stronghold Of Rum is pretty quiet. The chief
contest is between Walsh and Kelly for Congress,
and here the battle is strong, with Walsh runoing
ahead. OF course Seymour and Rum viii get good
lift.
TWELFTH, NINETEENTH, TWENrY-FIRSr
AND TwENTY-SECONDW WARDS.
We have heard nothing of interest from these
rural districts.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.

BOARD OF COUNCILMEN-MoyDsY, Nov. 6.
Present: EDWIN j. BROwN, Ed President, in the
chair. and CouDcilmen Clifton, Young, futile, Gray
Sec Purdy, Raymond, Belden, Vermiye, McIntyre,
HodgkDson, Pinckney, Conover, Earl, Warran, BaI-
ter Pearson.
A quorum not being present, the Board adjourned
to Tuesday afternoon, at 6 o'clock.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
of The Cesaty VI Ssv Ysrk, Nstsoe hsr.sy gwen ~
ssesss having sn. ss.iAs. DANIEL SANDS .ss oitss
snSs,s.f,s ). as:sris.I ais Sss. Ne . John ...s
IS March =: 50
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF
e. ss, fssV s@: Z
DE- y ss & ss
So shsV the City o. YOr, On or BEFORE he tselhs
day 81 80 yansi JiNKERsoS WILSON sna MATHEW AIR
Trick Administrator uN lawsnrs
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
q he Gsaa'y E s'. .s. FsS To ssf p
81 he Guy s de,sssea 70 present. the sane ~sh
n the City Of New YoIk before he le
OIL February Hss SsSREY EsssssS
CTpRFME COURT-CITY and COUNTY Of
- srw YoRK-John o. Seymour and Robert w. sey-
ss. s's. ss 10. I&@sSsE
ATTAwAY the above defendant: You are hereby umnonea
sSs is az Ss: q County s.
Yosh q, the City Hall saia City OF New YOrs, On che
s ::s Of sc aS:i 81 he s.H s ISPy heir . No s
Dey in the City Of Nev.fors within twenty d.yss re ne
.Ts and you M 70 The .sld complain, .sin ID:
ssn VOC Cor The .sm Of q rs ssI hundred and o;y
esh dollars and uipetyree eeIt' with Interest iroI ne
t5hl hh day OF February, one tOuseha .iknt
Shy focs besides the cost Of 's se''on-psed Ss"f'
BESEpIcT. BoARpMAS 4 HUNTINGDON.
oS lswt~Tu Plaintiff At;orneys
CUPREME COURT-ln the matter Of the APP
~ pcatioa OF the Mayor Aldermen md CsuspensfXcstne
City OF Yoh relative the OPENING OF sneh rxfs o.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from re Urn Ne,s- 70 'As
We the COMMISSIONS Of kstinse and Assessment scretn
hereby sye notice the occupant on coeu
pants al house, and os sad Improved and uSimIeve1
lends affected thereby and 10 al ehe whom y rss concern
Is follows 90 wit:
Frs, That ve have Estimate and ss-sssusns
and that al whose Interests affected HEREBY and
who may be opposed the present ths OBJ ncnsa
writing duly verified. 70 WILLIAM n sLltSo' gu
Chairman at the Office Of the Ccuusscners Me- o. Cram
kers story oIt IN ;his City, IN ~ aefofs
the 18th day Of October, lS5A -,,--..
Second Thai any person who cer,der ne
selye. by and Assessment rh Do heard
opposition the before q: the sane psee 81
O'Clock p. ~, on the 9Th dAy OF October 1874
Third That the Absc of the srid Estimate aus sssese
ment together with and siso all the ahessA esn'
mates other ~hch used by IA nal na
ing our report have deposited II the Street
els ofthe Ciry and Comfy ofNew York there msn
antil the 18th day OF Nov smher. issl
Fourth That the limits en5rsced BY the AsseUent sfofe.
said are a. follows All tsss pieces Of land situated In the
said City ontng both sides of Eighty third street between
the eaery side the Fh and the Eas: River and
extending the norther AID soehefy sides Of Eighty third
street the middle OF the blocks either side thereof and
Finh That report herein vii be presented &c ne So
prems Court of the State Of New York. n Special lem
thereof to be held at the City Hall In the ssd CITY or SAT-
URDAY the 18th csy Of November, A. d., ltA ~ ire open
ing OF that dsy and he then and there or soot
thereafter counsel be heard DOorw be xsds tbs
said report be confirmed. -
WILLIAM IL ELTING,
J. SHERMAN BRowNELL.
New.YoTk, September 6. 1884 OnE
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Hle0icaI.
A LETTER FROM WM. T.. BURTON, ESQ,
"A CHAMBERS ST. THEATER.
CuAMBERs ST. THEArER, NEW. YORK, Nov. I, IS5I.

Cn,xsExs ST. THEArER, NEw. YosK, Nov. 1, ls5L
DEAR SIR; As my niy physician for many are
entitled to this seknowies of the great efficacy Of your
PICTORIAL SYRUP in bronchitis and chronic diseases OF
the lungs; and of your COLD AND COUGH MIXTURE for
colds hoai.ns Sc. have found them falling
remedies In my and in many other cases DIG the
ladies and gentlemen connected with the DEams where they
have been used by my recommendation have known
PICTORIAL SYRUP 90 give Immediate relief whore the Dis
ease Of the hr threaten the loss Of voice
and suspersi sion Of professional duties
Io1Is, respectfully and gratefully,
wa. Z. BURTON.
To Prof JAMES McCLYrocx NJ D.. College Of Medicine,
Phlsdepbis
Or. NcCLINTOCK's PICTORIAL SYRUP, price 81 and
COLD AND COUGH MIXTURE, price rs cents
soldby A. CUSGMAN 4 Co No 122 Fulton At DELLUC
Co Nos SIS Broadway and $50 4hsv H. q. PRiDtLAh,
No GSs i,hsy; RUsHfON, CLARK & Co Aston, Irving
ana 81 Nicholas Hotels; +. v. RUSHrON No. i7 Broad
way, corner Csnslsti 4. BAILEY, No Bible Houses D.
md Grand Il, JOHN ~ GRittlfHs No 81 GTsnds
If L PEiXATTE. No. 2o7 Division St; GABAUDAN
CoEDIE, Nos 81 6th;ay and 10 s,h'ss. 7. D. ksAPr
j. r. HAYES. No l6 Adantie.ss South Brockyn-
Ao DIussts gensrAlS Ia this city and Throughout the
United States and Canadas.
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MORE PROTESTED BANKS.

TAomp,ons Bank Note Reporter sends IA the fol.
lowing copy of dispatch:
= IkDIAsAPoLIs, IRD., Monday, Nov. G, 1854.
To JSo THOMPSON: WAYNE BANK, Logansport:
STATE STOCK BANK OF INDIANA, Peru; UPPER WA
BASH BAsK, Wabash, protected. g. G. THOMPSON.
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STATUE TO CoRwIS.-Tho 0hioGns are getting np
sbe means 10 erect bronze statue to Gov. Tom Cor.
win. Several Of the leading citizens OF Ohio have
been appointed Commissioners 20 attcud % the basi
ssss, and they viii hold mtoiios at Cincinnati To-
day 20 organize and appoint agent 10 collect ocney
Mr.. Jores On artist proposes ~ c'n~treeihe medei
az seop o. : eco il ruhs, libel.
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BY TELEGRAPH 10 TIE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
ONE OF THE ARCTIC's LIFE BOATS PICKED

Bosros, Tuesday, Nov. 7, 1854.
Tie schooner Lilly Dale, which arrived at St.
joins, Newfoundland o, the 25th ult, reports hav-
ing picked up of the le-boss belonging to tho
Inflated steamship Arctic about fifty miles south Of
Cape Broyle and thought they saw another boat
" in tie distance"
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NTYACK and HAvERsTRAw STEAMBOAT

~ LINE 81,
steamer ARMENIA leaves daily except Sendsyl Chim
49,, pier ais p NJ ior NYACk and HAVEaSrRA"
i,Srs AZ Rocllapa Lake aud Peruon in connection with
.le Nav York ard Fsie Railroad
RsuIpips leaves HsyeIraw every morning :. 81 fe.o:i
ard Nyscs al I. NJ.
~ s-This me Of boats DO pot land a. An1os o.
HOWARD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
an. Company makes Insurance ssspst LIFE RishS upon
,h f.vorshe ,eras either for the Whale term OF lie o.
,,.A rcod Ssr,,ns nsurng N this Company have no
lsss Of erossp, the Atlantic ~ al SEASONS Of the year
"i.h9et ..,ssi. and oher foreign Rsts skeu a. the
usua, extra rsies - $780, $500 '1'
q u. HUsris6Tos, Aetussy. -
essrle. smith, n D, No q wss' .S'h Neaesl "a
FdwsYd Folsa n d, No. 4C1Gtonst tHa'es
CoSsuL TING PHYssCi1kS
JOHN T. NETcALsE, ". D.
5. CsmbTesns, CoGhseloi
II s. PASsPORTS-lndlsPensiele 10 sIs'ei ere
I go ~ y NON?- Nolsy Pntic, No ! y "
ren. ct ~. BfosewtJ s,wssse e'Heos "'N ''-'|
lhcif csrffltfN
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YELLOW FEVER AT SAVANNAH.

DALIINOKE Iuosonl, 1SUFs TIT
We have received thus morning Savannah papers
from Thurday to Sunday last, bu. The New-Orleans
nails are still missing.
During the eleven weeks tina. the epidemic RACED
in savanpsh there were 600 deaths from yellow fever,
out Of total mortality Of 967.
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SECRETARY DOBBIN AND TIE U. S. SEN
ArnpSIIID

WAsHISGToy, Tuesday, Nov. y lso4.
The U.lsa of this morning GAYS that Secretary
Dobbn has desired bis friends a, home no 10 present
bis name 10 the North Carolina Legislature as can
didate for tie /. =. Senarorship.
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become quite cecil the total disappearance Of the cpl.
,lisht frost throughout Mississippi yesterday.
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n)ater Gure.


T AwRENCE WATERBURY,, BRATTLE-
IL BORO vt-rhe Propretors of the LAWkENCe WA
TER CURE have the honor inform their friends and the pub
lie that The prepared receive their winter patients
and promise them possible comfort and eonyenenes
The warmed throughout by hot air arusces the Bath
House having full southern and will be
made satisfy and make comfortable those vi favor them
with patronage Tesms-Paents week Sl Board
cn per week So
THE ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
CURE offers the best ecommodsens for pursuing the
,hsro Adde'S D. H. WELLINGTON, II. D.,
" No. l7s l2th-st, New York.
NETWORK CITY WATER-CuRE, No. lis 18th st.,
corner of University place
VVATER CURE INSTITUTE and SCHOOL.
w No l5LATUH T. ST n TRAIL, NJ. ID, PROPRI-
atom for 100 PatsnA Competent female
Ph,csns The Third Lecture Term OF the Hydropathc and
Pathological School will commence Nov l.
NATER.C URE, corner of 6th-ay. and 3Sth-st.
w DIR. suEw unites with Dr.. TAYLOR Ia this Large
and rom adious establishment for the Fail and Winter PA
TENTS and BOARDERS received at reasonable rates.
Outdoor practice promptly attended to.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-07
ARRIVAL OF TIE GLASGOW.

The screw steamer Glasgow, from Glasgow Oct. 81,
arrived but this morning. She brings no news.