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The Maine Glecsioa,

PORTLAND Sept. IL, 1864.
In one hnzdrei and to vote for Govern
or h-AaTs, fusionist 81 sos; Feed. whis oas Par
sis, democrat, lo,2 ,245 Carey. liberal, 1877
In the FEt Congressional ttiat the vote in all INIT
six towns iswocd, fosiouist 4,7e2 Wells, democrat
0,1oa; scs&srins, 1o2 In 1882 tho district gave Nc
Donald, dsHaocrat, 1902 plurality
In the SGc4nd district Perry fusionist in twenty wo
towns, hss 9 1893; Kimban, democrat 22Io; scatter
Ing 90.
In the Third district fifteen to ~ns gave Farley whg
1,46s; Dcssrson, democrat l778 Kno ~lton fusionst
has ,sls votes.
In Tie Fcrh district but few returns have been re-
ceveA but there ne doubt Of the election Of
whig.
In the IfEh district, Bangor gives wsshburue vb;c
shout 500 Essority; Brewer 2Os and Bronson 1876
There ID No doubt Of Wsshburnes election.
In district, in twenty towns Smith whie
has ssIi Frlsr, democrat LIZA; Mi Hxen, fusiOnist
An ths State Senator's elec,e are either fusiouiss or
For Representatives the election Of thirty six fasiou
1sts ~ dsxnocras, and seven Know Nothng been
The Ayysss Of this morning. cemocrstic nc ,er SAWS
The laiess Eo eads fear about ever yth.g
1ro1 down has gone by the bound and suail
be glad to arn that Mor elected hy III People
tSE Sevessx ascriOss rhe rssai in part TO the
Te Stas e Masne ,eaks Of ,hs rout Of the admits
tTauu as overwhelming, and Gays the result malny
Attributed so tba, Of ttingsis pol1ca warfare
tho "KnCu Noihirgs"
SFpT 12--Noor.
The iLScztons stin That Merrill is elected Cover
NOR BY the people, but nothing decisive is known The
belief hero as strong that botn Hno vlon and Mnken,
fusionss elected Con yess the Third and Sx
districts
Tho defrrats Giveit mp that II s about the de-
feat they eser experien ced In this Sta ..
BASGoR. Sept I2, 1854.
Eighteen towns In Penooscot county give Morrill,
s,S14; Parrls, 1859; Reed, ee3; Cary, 90.
In twelve tox in the Fifth Congressional district
Wsshburne. wbig, has 8 2o5 Blake, dem 1872
The State Anators in penobscot county In doubt
In eleven towns the tou ticket has lisa votes
t1snocratic, ,447; anti coalition whig, 729.
The R<prxseu;atis Ga from the county wing and
denoczst oaah ionsts, old line democrats, anti
coalition whE, AT doubtful Dresden has elected
Know Nothing representative.
Bensos wg aud fusionis is elected in tho Third Con-
Grs ssionsI Is riot.
In the Fnorth district, Knowlson, fusion and Know
NcshipG csxxcate, Is chosen
The dsn~crats ha elected single Senator to the
IAuialnkure the whole tate far hoard from the
delncerats aTe elected twelve Rspresen ativesa the
xest are nu:5 adm,nisti &tion.
Only two administration Representatives elected in
Cumberland county
Nozzin n elected Governor by the people,
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THE BALTIC.

TIE BALTIC.
DCLARSUND ABANDuNEn-rHr roRTIFfCATIOSs AT
HASGO DGsTgoYED.
France and Eng and hsvs decided 10 dismantie and
abandon the fertilization. at Bomsrsuod and In the
Aiaro Isundf Tbey vera bad,y Damaged and wanted
iags garrison to bold ageinst the enemy that
1t vas Coz sine,ed eSpedent t. oip them II is
scc they offered to Sweden condition of her de
ci ing sga mt Rua but Sseaen refuses to &C sept on
these teros
II was ooubtfuiy reported that The allies made an
oecr TO pay t. sweeea monthly subaidy If 1t would
joio tb. Alliance
On The 26tb ult, Napier aud Marshal D'Hlliors pro
eeedeitc HaDgo, the sight Of The Russians blew up
tho fort acstons retreated Abo where there are
fifteen thousand In yarrisor
One buDd cd sLd tvcaty two mounto'. aud eighty dis
mounted guns taken at Bomarsund will be divided be.
two.n auca ard tng'eDd
small en.a enenf vteout loss of l,fs occurred at
Abo lsts u,t between eighteen Russ an gun boats and
|. me kngish steamers
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The Collins ships and John ball.

10 THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALp.
Who can help admiring Johu BuIlf He Il sturdy
old fellow true to himself and always good to his
deeply impressed with this fact while on recent
visit to England When the Pacific brought the news
that Congress had omitted to make the appropriation
for the Collins steamers, II matter of universal
ccDgrasulasion, not only amoog commercial men and
those interested In the Cunsrd ships,
but throughout the length aud breadth OF the laud.
Even the sdes could not repress their Joy at what they
deemed the death blow Of the American STEAMERS and
Of course he ultimate triumph Of their Eoglish com
pot'tors we cannot blame them; they belong TO the
fsily Of the clean birds and respect their nets.
In connection with ocean stesmna hear much said
in this country Of iIdisidua enterprise, and an
American, sbau readily admit that Il quite sum
cient for purposes during tho palmy days OF
packet ships and 20 nigh. have continued hsd not the
mater al aid Of the British government enabled tho
Cunard steamers to light their res and BY hsir smoke
almost shroud our former glory. And that
Is again In the ascendant from the proud achie
Of the Collins steamers win tho American people con.
lose the advantage nobly there be
an object worthy Of aid from governmeuts
PArRIOr.
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BuRcIARy--Yesterday rnng about three O'Clock
the house Of g. Couch Of Lee avenue End Ross
street, entered BY burglar and robbed OF silver
spoons and wearing apparel valued about so The
robber opened bedroom door, where he unexpectedly
found mrs G and another lazy setting up with o sick
child, whcreupop he MADE q hasty retreat
CHnD POISONED -Coroner IIsnsorc concluded an In
quest last evening at Al south eventh street on the
body Of an intent hirteen months OF age name Ellen
n Bolton, which to its death by an overdose OF
morphine The norphine given to tho Infant in
mistake for a dose Of ver's powders The Jury rem
deTed verdic that EeD Bolton cane TO her death ny
dosc Of morphine, administered in mistake for Dover
M Vdere
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From Albany.
TRfrhfH OF THE SEW ARD WHO'S D0THAT OF THE
HHIG KNOW EOTBIN0s.


HHIG KNOW EOTBISGs.
Albany, sept. IL, 1854.
few days since primary elections were held in tho
seseral wards in this city, for the election Of delegates
to the Assembly dltrict conv.ntions The whig Know
No'hings loudly hcssted of having carried Urge ma
orty Of the delegates For the city delegate to the
State Convention, they put forward samuel q Ham
msnd editor OF the cts Register The delegates having
hen marshsned, met at " O'Clock day At the City
Hall The settlement very high Both sides claimed
the victory The tall tug took psco whom il ppes-ed
that NJ. Van Iertvord he Weed and Seward candidate
received "a votes, and Mr.. Hammond s votes-t0oo
shI &c scattering 1t then attempted to elect Mr.
bauirn"nd aiternae but that also failed comm ,uc
ing wisb six votes, nning down ooe and then ro,s
his result highly iDcensed the kac Nothings who al
lego that bribery has been the of defeating ta-c
This sufficiently Indicates that the State Conye will
no strongly Seward whg.
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sre PHILADELPHIA, Sept IL, 1854.
Han Joserai R. Chandler WAS pominated for re-elec-
zion 70 Cuqees from The Second district last night
cha tudsurueat wbQ candidate. The rs-nomisation Of
Mr. Chszd1er will IL Is understood, have tine effect to
cooceutrafe the Know Nothing vote upon hs immediate
opponsut-
district Nominated this evening, Jacob L. Gsssor fer
Congress.
rich sece took place in the Temperance Convent IN,
to-day AsEer Samuel Hsr ton had been nominated fer
eenater ptest presented against his nomination,
etyling Mn having been unaithful to bis pledges
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+ n u w An.

WILL ENGLAND NEGOTIATE? HER DETER
MINArION TO TAKE SEBASrOPOL.
From the London Hslss, August 40
II has already been insnuaied by of the ovRauu
OF the Russ an party tho Continent GO site 4
NAV be mace 10 convert the propositions recently OF RED
TO RussiA by the Anssiao British aud fsench govern
.~..- IN -. .,v urvSs ~u.s~
taason and sn 20 sustenn the cperSsua Of the
V1 By sa Ayui&uos wh.s such negotati0os ls easusA
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LATER REDM TExAs-YTLLOw FEvER IN NEW Or
LEANS ps,CLINING--EAyAGE5 OF THE rEvER AT
sAvANKSH, BTC.
BALTIMORE, Sept. IL, 1854.
New Orleans papers OF Wednesday have been received
hsrs. and bring us Texas to the LIST inst With
the exception of the details Indian depredations there
n No pevs N importance ia them
Nsssrs- walker and King stumplng the state de-
Hvsving addresses on the Pacific Railroad.
Tho yellow fever at New Orleans was declining.
The Deaths In Savannah ON Thursday were twenty
nine Of which twenty nf yellow fever. Among the
ck are the editors Of the Courier aEi the Geogd and
Ahe Mayor OF the city
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scoo, and exporters zoos bales We quote Now orsass
fair a. mic lag as 81; Uplsnds fei. xt el -
ding ct SID.
hAApsI.irs-Under the irGrcn5c Of exceedingly cs-
vorable weather breadstuf markets have oontiausl
very dun and wheat and -four hare largely dscsiosa
during the week Tie few sales OF Hcur msde yestsr-
day were from "a Cd S. ID under the cure 4 rates
at the salpg OF tie Africa the Goth ult We qso,,
ahta aId Baltimore brands at 2es 2os saA
western canal at 27s 2ssthe prices being rather r.
regular Wheat has also declined hcssy, say from L.
tolls. Sd. per 70 lbs.
There has been some speculative inquiry fsr Iadiaa
corn, and yelo and white are 6fm at as psr ouartsr
of 45o lbs.
ihe iunda continue 10 advance aud consols Lust svsu
ing touched eSt at which the market closed with much
Grrnness.
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From Balslmors.

\ rHnIIIJyG SCENE CELEBRATION or THE ANN
yERsARY OF THE BATTLE or MOTH POINT, ETC.
BALTIMORE, sept IL, 1864
In the dancing scene IN the "5efous Family" st the
Holiday street theatre, last evening" Euen Aoraats
rrtv man threw his coar around her and extiuguishcd
The fames. She not seriously burnt but the acc
Dent cauzed the most thrilling excitement.
The annv.ary Of the battle Of North Point Is being
ccebqatsd With great spirit Military and civic haes are
1ying every where.
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Bull TRor.fbe spanish full blo looded bull Ion Clio
vapn whose sire acquired immortal by Iiliiog
tgtr yeas or two snce, 10 the psgs de- los T,ros,
Madrid 10 now 10 this country, aud s offered oy his
owner TO take the Geld against a the trotng horses In
fhe United states for ~ th Yus sod dollars
Th bun 10 sato 10 have tvotteN IN berpsss n 1]o aad
to make cs bs'tsv tma than th4t undse the ssddls.
Thsgs aSs Al The WhsiAns and JenessA
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Aaussh s<cHscO~
ARRIVAL or THE oRiZAbA At Exw oRLEAN8-vIC
TORIES or THE a0vERskYNr TR0ors HrO.
NEw osLEASs, sept. IL, 1854
The steenship oriraba bas arrived from Vera Cruz.
bringing city Of Mexico dates OF The sd lust
Several c or.e- b. the government troops over tho In
surrents, are tepartei.
Some Of A!rarez's officers hsi been captured aud
shot.
Nothing is said concerning the execution of Csuut
Boutcn while the sentence Of the others Is conmented
upon.
The bsTa BrazlIisro. Of New Yosk, wa totally lost
near Vera Cruz the LIST instant The crew and part
OF the cargo vas saved Captain Campbell eaus pas
sengcr IN t5e orzaba.
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pmnApE1rmA, Sept 12-Fsyst Board-e1oO0 sohuyi
Nav 6,s 80 b6 IA 600 Leh e's TO- bs. 94 800 Cam b
Amb RR 8's 49, 50; 600 schuyi Nav Mort ss ia 80;
$50 shs New Ok Coal Co, III Ss DO Minehii RR eok
100 do Read RI, cash, 34k DO Farm Nee Bank, %,
Do Thils BANK b5, 124 Btfsce,n Bords-to0 Reading
RR. a4N; 100 Morris Canal, auc int, I1h. SecoSd
Boo,d-si shs Moebul Il IS. 90 60 do Mrris Canal,
10. njs % Ia.se ~ sets ". i-t =. Y :: ".
sfsi. ", sex Aa-As, s.eaas.
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THE NEWS BY THE NIAGARA.

THE NEWS BY THE NIAGARA.
HALIFAX, sept 1,-i0PN
The Cupsrd s'eamshp N . arr. f. ON L vsrpooI. at
+. M of sstardsy tn q inst, h.s st srevei at this
port
The screw steamship Ciyo' Poi eiepbia saiei from
Liverpool for PnJsde pha tho afternoon Of the soto
ut.
The screws eemship Charity from Quebec arrived at
L Lverpool At mid nj hit o. the 1T last.
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II. L..
~. N...on, s,on.. -. -. :. u, 81 ..
~ NA'Ha' oOu'se "os NV so Won ssssnaea yee.er
cay - on the previous day. rumor that the u1stch
between AQtor and Terrier would be forfeited
-. .,x.nr.,.s ,.t- a.. ..h. .x.-,..,,
' w e. Po sAous
me city, end pothtoS bct purse race Tor $zao mus
bss beirg anu ouuced IL was not expected that many
,,crid v,rture an. r. .rob oio,ax - d,ssrr.a.,,
- - ~ 'f -,
weather.. H,~evr tier wo lsrser .athoring o, the
G. than ar tic pat "a. T trac~ VS. IL GOOD
o,a.r Tho coots., for ,,, ,,r.. ha,,va., t,o -.
-, - - N
wished. t, y. chest.em'a entry, McGreth o. Glen.
dem v tenn nicbards the fasorte az .lr . tho
Gcld previous he start hundred to sixty ana
the tottrg wsssctive until the fret Ihe
race vas Calvin Grsen's ch John opsins b, Bostoo
He rss chsred against II nry aud Emily NJ oics ou
henry by Gisoc ., aoc EOiiy by Gray Eagle, the bet
ting even The four neg. locked very much alite
being all ch snuts aud the ri beng dfes nearly
the colors, (olue and ~hi J IL VS.. Gilcuis
10 Distinguish from the other short distance
Il 9 stspd
McG'ath the purse in two st al ght heats provin
him elf u racehorse Of ~ me>n pret nsons. Hc
large, muscular gediog enc runs st great vigor
spirit benIy the second horse IN 10 race, redeemsi
sht laurel be los last aprtpg ana tide capita
John Hopkins came IN secord ia tue hes heat aud
good third IN the seooos heat Emily Was beaten Dai
ly Ia the bret heat ard distenceh In Tue secone
THE RACE.
Firn Heat Henry won the pole, Emily the seconi
place, Ncurah third John HoPAins outside They were
Mers,h took The role leading couple Of lengths Emit,
y up Ia him before he got TO the backstrsch
sbe dropped on again and Hopkins past her
and challenged Mc6Iath. Henry also In front of ber
tefore shs reached the lower the three Leaders
came on the houest,et:h s 10 hs,p most exciting
ning BY length Hopkins >econd Heors close up Emily
three or four lem tbs behind Time l:a4<.
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From, Norfolk.

VIOLENT GALE-HEws FROM THE AFRICAN SQUADRON.
NoRFoLK sept. IL, 1854
strong northeast gale has been blowing since satur
day night Business Is dull and there but four ves
ssls in port.
The United States practice ship Prcble has arrived
from Madeira and reports tho grape crop ag ain failed
AZ the latest advcss oil on the African squadron
we're well The Constitution elpcctcd at Madeira
about the MIDDLE Of September.
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TIRE DANUBE.

MOVEMENTS or rNiE yypKfs1 AND RUSSIAN ARMIEs
The ! sTis continue ~ cu4y bucharest, ana arr
strengthening au s.rategsc po-toas They re fori
Tying Trsxovp whch ordered somo raticns were
TO be delivered at obescheta and Hsaehia and 1t was
reported That the English division woud sent there
Portions Of the Tulh tcrces moving upon Galatz
and rbrail.
TSe Russians, on September cd, would be at Jassy.
II cir headquarters, August 26tb, at Bcrlnnd
Scrce stiil holds Gaatz for hospitals and depot for
magazines.
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QuEBrC, Sept H. 1851
The foIlpx;ng Few members Of the Cabinet are an
uoupcsd-Iiberals--Hon John Ross, Speaker Of the
Legislative Council Mr. Spence, Postmaster General
Conservatives ir Allan McNab, Presi tent Of the Coun
cI; John A. Mcnonald Attornev enerai; nry sm H.
Solicitor Cc1ersl, and Mr. Galley, Inspector General
Thare e M change in the Lower Canada section
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CopcYus,on OF the Cricket Rfcsch.

UTICA Scpt w, 1884.
Tho cr,-set ra'sb between the rla-o-s of tbtscs All
Arb~ry vss corcluded 70 dsy. and resciei Ia the til
SnSh u tns lsitse, saiH th4es ssas 70 sEafs,
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EOcHBr.R, sept. II, ISV5.
Ron samuel Stevens, formerly Attorney General and
djutant General o. this State, died In this city this
morning, cf oropsey, aged DC years
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Meeting for Rellei Of Savannah sunsrers.
Cholera mt Columbia, Pa.

PHILADELPHIA, sept 12, 1854.
Tho cesths la Columbis from oho,era cauiei by
parties ~ho carried sheep the railroad having thro
the bodies into the sfter they had died The
water teing drawn of, the putrid bodies were found
The deaths up to this morning were seventy eight
Forty still treatment. Seven deaths sd-
ditonal occurred up TO nine o'clock this morning
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Commercial Intelligence.
THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

The LIVERPOOL COIToN MARkEIs
ssPnxBER --fsrowa shplcy Co. reports that favor
able weather had strengthened the tonc of the cotton
marist, and that the lower and midding qualities had
advanced y penny, while the better grades rcmaincd
unchsDged and in moderate demand They quoted fair
Orleans at 51d niddlins do, 5ld. fair Mobiles, Cd
middAng do, bJSd fair Uplands, Cd; midding do,
s1sd. ordinary, sId. s4gsd. inferior, 8isd. 4hd
Depnistour Co report the advance at 10th to 18th
renry, and quote midolipg orors at I6d middlins
Mobiles B1d middling Uplands, b1-i6d
The sses of the wesh 25o bales Of which $500
we've to spectators. and Z, ,l25 for export
The stccs on hand exclusive Of shin board, amounted
to sss 460 cs of which COS $50 bs American.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN SAuKnr.
sKrr 1--Brcvp shipey Il Co -Brcadsturs are con
siderably lover With dull end decn ns market They
quote tho decline at &c. -four, and ls TO Ia. Cd on
wheat. Corn In triae lower.
Brown, smriEY & Co quote wcs.orn canal -four at
27s Philadelphia and Baltimore, 2ss Ohio. 29s. aos;
Canadian 27s a 2ss., and sour, 2es. 27s White
wheat es cd red 7 cd. Indian corn, both whits and
yellow, 34s.
LIVERPOOL rRovrstcH MARKET
eurrxrra l-Messrs. Gnrdncr 4 Co. quote beef un.
changed in prices with limited demand. The medium
qualities we're wanted.
Fine pork was Arm proyious rates, and inferior
unsslsable
In bacon there waa moderate business dong, az pro
vious rstes.
The market for lard opened boavy but improved at
the close. The safes Of the week 25o tons at 62s
PER cwt-the market closing quiet, but 8rm.
Private report from highly respectable commercial
hou,e, dated
IivERpooI, Saturday morning, Sept 2, 1864.
Our cotton market exhibited buoyancy during
the past week than time past, and prices are
turn dearer for all ouates especially for middlng and
better grades We quote ths averavo advance at
eighth q penny per ID .hs raics cf tbs week feet a
Saous $500 bales, Il which sgeas,stou bare taksl
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THE BLACK SEA.

TIE Cn1MEAN ExPkrifION THE oil0LEEA-A SECRET
EyPbpIriuE-MiLtyARY COUNCIL AT vARSA
Re- or;s continue relative Cnea expedition bat
to August sist nothing known Of any emb rtation
The cbo~r cor tnues ct vsrna. storny wsat pro-
rsile: on t.e Bo Sea
private desfat from VaIna dated the cath ut ,
says fvs slips With troops sailed yesterda ay and
cIy Destnstto ,ecre'. Opinions gaID currency that
the Gr. destination of the expedition will be Anapa and
that the 1eets vii winter there
Marsfa' st Srnauc vii hold general military coun.
Gil at Varna to inquire II the army 10 ct Tor service dur
ing the present sickness.
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DNSsfuctIv0 C0h0AXr0IlOnBs
TIRE IN BOSTON.
BosroS, Sept. Is, 1854.
at II O'Clock last night the large drug store Of King
Dexter Co No. 20 IDdia street. totally destroyed
BY Gre. The loss ia about 100000 mostly insured The
adjoining stores slightly d. mayed.
FIRE IN 81. STEPHENS, N. H.
CArars, Sept. IL, 1854.
In St. Stephens, B., early this morning Ore broke
out in the barn OF w Csnpbell, which rapidly spread
10 other buioings destroying dwellings and stores
In tie vicinity. Tho oes Is $50, 00o
FIRE IN BUFFALO,
BUFFALO, sept. IL, 1864.
fire broke out this afternoon spencers bakery.
Iloy street, he Custom House aud Buffalo City
Bank. Both these buil pgs several timee on Are.
Tie loss has not yet been ascertained.
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Marine Dlsasses ..

BOSTON,. Sept IL, 1884.
correspondent at Holmes Hole reports three brigs
and eleven schoonsrs driveo ashore there during the
northeast gale Of Saturday night and sunday It
thought most Of the would be got of after
their cergoce. No lives were lost far a- known
LOSS OF BRIG MARTIN VAN BUaEN.
PmLADKLruIA sept IL, 1864.
Tho steamer Osprey, arrived here this morning from
Bcsten rsports:-On Monday fell 10 the bril- Martin
Van Buren, d~masted and logged aud took of the
captain and crew. six In number Ths brig boani
from Jacksonville Florida TO Bath Name The Osprey
SPOKE fhs ship A. B. Thompson, bound TO Baltimore
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Grear Excitement mt ChicexO.
ATTEhpT 10 SEIZE FUGITfvE sLAvE-AEREsT OF
THE PARTY, ETC.

THE PARTY, sTC.
CHICAGO, sepembcy IL 1864
Much excitement prevails here Ia consequence Of the
attempted arres Of fugitive slave by three men from
st. Louis The slave found in Of the principal
streets, and seized ny the men, without the assistance OF
the officers Of the Law The cries Of the fugitive spce
dils drew together large crowd and In the confusion
he was torn from his captoIs They nsta sty made an
attack on tee crowd ctured the fugitive aud ene
Of them Gred pistol wounoiny citizen The en- "a
then arrested and lodged in Jail their eramna
ton s progressing before osce Of tba peace ana
an excited crowd is gathered around the ofGce
Religious Intelligence.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN BuARD OF COM
AisslOsERs FOR FOREIGN MISSIONS.
HARTFORD, Sept 10, 1864.
The forty 6fth annual meeting OF tho Amescan Beard
Of Commissioners for Foreign Missions commenced ~
session in the Centre church IN this city at O'Clock
the Hon Theodore Frelpyhusen in the chair.
After the organizati n Henry Hill Esq The treasurer
read his report from which Ap peared that the entire
expenditures Of the Board $32, ,l4l o. and ther
receipts $50 900 % They were In debt $t2cl2 49, The
permanent fund was 80 ESQ So; for officers, $50 $40
The Rev. DIR. Pomeroy read the annual report giving
sketch o. the operations Of the year. aud the Rev Mr
Wood read abstract Of the Presidential Committess
report giving general view of the con on Of tho va.
rious n,issons after which the Board adjourned until
this evening.
In the evening very able discourse was delivered by
President White OF Waoaeh College, His text was taken
from the sixth chapsr Of Matthew. tcnth verse
Owug 70 the numbers who could not DO accouamo-
dated II the church, additional meeting Under tho
care Of the Rev Mr. Tooi aud the Hey d. Eritby was
held NJ the kctu1s room
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-13

Destructive Fire at Brunsvslck, Mo.
LOUISVILLE, Sept IL, 1854.
A destructive are occurred sun ~ morning 1t
Brupbwlck Mo i, consuming nearly the whole Of the
Nineteen houses In the business part Of the place
were DESTROYED.
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A@yM Of uas. 81. luys AND NIAGARA.

ARRIVAL Of Tas. ST. lgJS AND NIAGARA.
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ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
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y Jstruct1on O: the Wo ks at Hango.
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the CRiMeAN EXPEDITION.
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The Ravases Of the Cholera.
RFSIGNATICN OF THE BELGIAN MINISTRY.
Visit Of the American Minister TO Nankiu.
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Expulsion Of Queen Chris ina from Spain
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Cenflssatsen OF Her Property.
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eenuis % 3.Sths-Advanee In Cotton-De.
cline In BreadGuiB,
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