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Ch,cdgo, Nor. 9.-The returns come in slow
Y /, Woodworths majority, (the Republican can
100. ' ~
ne ntl-Nebraska majority is tremendous.
day. '''e' anu 'o'e' ." "eS-
N. ~ 'ne 9th district, Williams 1.-THE Wing Anti
son. "
y. Ine legislature is entirely Wing and Anti
a., zen Senatorial and twenty-five Representa-
districts have been heard from, and not a
T nebraska Democrat has yet been elected.
,l;. g ioHowlng congressman are elected In
SH'e-ail Anti-Ncbraska men:
~ ~ Gs'rct-Elihu b. Washburne, Wing.
can. H. "ooo"o''"' "eP""''
f., f., aii:trct-Jesse o. Norton, Wing.
IN IN Ii!sinct-James Knox, Wing.
Ca IiiStnct-Archibald Williams, Wing.
S eg GiiS'rct-Richard Yates, Wing.
-, 'Ii uStnct-Lyman Trumbull, Democrat.
ana 9TH districts not yet ascertained.
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Monetary Excitement in Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, Nor. 8-Messrs Ellis & Sturges,
brokers, suspended this morning. They say
their assets exceed their liabilities 100000.
There is a heavy run on Messrs. j. S. Goodman
4 Co., and on the Citizens Bank, causing an
immense excitement The latter firm stopped
payment.
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Damage to the Drawbridge at Gray's Ferry.

Philadelphia, Nor. IO.-This afternoon, two
trains from here, for Baltimore, were detained
at Gray's Ferry, by the drawbridge having been
damaged by passing steamboat. tempo
rary platform was constructed, to enable passen-
gers to get from one side to the other. large
force of men are now employed in repairing the
damage. The passengers by the afternoon train
for Baltimore passed over the temporary bridge
across the draw, and took the cars on the west
side. The damage will be repaired in time for
the passage of the eleven O'Clock train.
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1t will be seen by the above that Ant-Ne
braska men are elected in nine out of the
eleven districts The Anti-Nebraska net ma
Jority in the Congressional vote is 1857. The
returns, as published in the State Journal, are
wrongly added in the 7th district. The error
We have corrected in our table above.
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WILLIAM WELLS BROWN.
WE HAVE ~ PRESS. and shall Issue about th. 2ll
w Novcinb exceedingly Interesting work entitled
PLACES AND PEOPLE ABROAD
BY WILLIAM WELLS BROWN.
4 IHgiiire Sidrc'
With a Memoir of the Author

Mr. Brown. the eloquent author, we'll known to
the AuSlavcry men and women Uf two Continents: and
this well book interesting every friend OF hi-
aiy, describes ~ beautiful language. only The mel
dents and r3ls Of early life. bat hiS recent and
pcasurablc experiences during hi >oUurn la Europe II
book To DE read and pondercd. the production
cUlorcd slave The representative "A rspscd
God only knows how many William Wells Browns
and Frederick DuuSla~scs may this moment be grinding
~ the Southern house.
Ne Of America. Who class the coorcd man with the
brute creation read his book when Is published and
then say whether being capable 81 such attain
should be- ranked with the beasts which perish
II Will nr he rl, .,u 3inO volume OF about p?ges
with Steel portrait. Price IS cents bound in cIui
JOHN L. JEWEI'r& CO, Publishers
Nov. lG-.}n III Washington l,oston.
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Failure Of the Cleveland Canal Bank.

C2ereland, Nor. 9.-The Canal Bank has
failed. 1t is paying billholders, but not depos
itors. The affairs of the bank have been as
signed to w. j. Gordon and j. S. Hewitt, who
are paving specie at the counter. The cashier
saws that all the bill-holders will be paid. The
other Cleveland banks are receiving the
"Canal'' bills on deposit at par. The Canal
bank is an independent bank, with State stock
pledged for its circulation.
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Mr.. Soule Coming Home.

Neo York, Nor l2.-The Eoeni,ag Post says
that Mr.. Soule expects to visit the United States
within the next two months; and that on his re-
turn to Madrid an official apology for the Black
Warrior outrage will be demanded Of the Span
Ish Government. In the event of refusal, he
will demand his passports at once
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Sacrilege.

tt'cd, Nor. l0.-The Catholic Church at Ok;
ford, Chenango county, was broken into Oh
Thursday night, and the silver pix, vessel,
cased with gold, for containing the blessed sac.
rament, was stolen, and other outrages COM
mitted
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New HAMPSHIRE Politics.

Manchester, Noe. THE Democrats of the
Second Congressional District have nominated
George w. Morrison, (Anti-N ebraska,) and
passed resolutions endorsing the Admnistra-
ton.
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Arrest of Arrison.

Cincinnati, Nor. 9.-Arison, the man who
Is charged with sending the Internal machine
by which Allison and his wife were killed in thi:
city last summer, has been arrested at Musca<
tine, Iowa, and is now on his way here.
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Commercial Embarrassmeuts in Buffalo.

Buffalo, Nor. 9.-Ths is blue day in our
commercial circles. The Exchange Bank of
private sources that the suspension Of at least
one large house on the dock must take place
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Death of an Eminent L.awvor.

Philadelphia, Nor edward d. Ingraham,
Esq, an eminent lawyer and United States
Commissioner, died in this city this morning.
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Threatened Riot at Williamsburg-The Military
Ordered Out.

NeD York, Nor. l0.-At Williamsburg, last
night, there was quite riotous demonstration,
which threatened for time most serious results
A procession of some 500 Americans marched
through the streets, when difficulty occurred
with party of Irishmen, several of whom were
badly beaten. In the course of the melee, shots
were exchanged between the combatants, and
one man was wounded. Subsequently, a mob
attacked the Roman Catholic Church, and
threatened the destruction of the edifce; but
the military being promptly called out, the riot
tiers were dispersed before proceeding to further
violence
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Tho Panic at Pittsburr subsidsd.

Patsbmg, Noe, l0.-The panic in our money
market has subsidized. The suspension of Mr.
King, the broker, was hut temporary, and he
will resume in a few days,
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Governor General of Canada.

Quebec, Nor. 10. Sir Edmund Head, the
new Governor General, arrived here yesterday
Lord Elgin leaves in three or four days.
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Wreck of the Steamer Jewess.

Philadelphia, Nor. l2.-The steamship jew
ess, Capt. Wright, from Havana for New York,
laden with sugar, cigars, and oranges, went
ashore on Saturday morning Brigantine
Beach, about four miles from Atlantic city.
On. j. The cargo was insured for $4,000
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PORTRAIT OF THEODORE PARKER.

4 IITIIO,ikAFhIt F.MI t3lIT OF MR.. PARKF:R.
"a executed IN ~ ,.,St s!yir at the art by Crozcler
the eInnr' isth artist will Ice published duri. the
mcl.. al November On rccrp; OF One Dollar. post paid
copy OF this PRINT viii b' sent free If epee L. an. pau
OF the United Stiics.
Now ready portraits of Hon. C!;s-cs sumner Hon. W
H. Seward and Rev. & 4 BG;er which wall 10 forward
ed as above AaiicSs &. H. BRAlNARD,
NGT. iU-Iu pLnt pulIs h"I Boston Mass
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Death of q. s. Commissioner Ineraham
The Cincinnati Failures. sc.

Philadelphia, Nor. edward D. Ingrahaw-
an eminent lawyer and United States Com
missioner, died in this city to-day.
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Libel Suit Against the Tribune.

New York, Nor. 6.-J. W. Barker, Know
Nothing candidate for Mayor of this city, has
entered suit against the Tribune, for libel.
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Money Matters at Pittsburg.

Pitsl"y, Nor. lO.-The panic in the money
market has subsidized. Mr.. Kings suspension is
but temporary, and he will resume payment in
a few days.
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Bank Failures.

Cincinnati, Nor. S.-The Bank of Circlevill'
and the Clinton Bank at Columbus have boil
failed, causing much excitement.
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sand, the great change evincing clearly the dis
appreciation our people entertain of the Nation
al Administration and the Nebraska measure.

INDIANA CONGRESSIONAL VOTE-OFFiCIAI-
The Indianapolis papers contain the official
vote given for members of Congress in the sew
eral districts of that State. They are follows ::
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EYE INFIRMARY.

nR KNAPP, OCUlISr AT HIS EYE INFlRNIARY.
II No / 10 Main Street Buffalo. " Y. attends cxclu-
siNrly To Discusses OF the Eyes and Blindness
Aruhclal Eyes inserted. that move like tie Natural Eve
The success which attends the practice Of DR. knapp
Occut OF this CITY i almost beyond precedent if indeed
II ever lad parallel "-BnBalo ChYiSiia,. Adrurair
Npy
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SECOND EDITION READY,

First TouSaIm Sold IN Three Days!l
MARTHA RUSSEI.i.S NEW AND GRAPHIC BOOK
Leaves from the Tree IgdrnsyI.
We can now supply all orders.
JOHN j. JEWlsI'T { co,
Nov 1G-sH Publisher,
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Goard with washing, fuel, and roam furnished With
good mailrass bed a, bedding table. chairs and si,-
~aSt-SahI waibsWi- and sptHCOn. r-plcicr tut-
piers window curtains. clohrscreci.. pa4 tights consist
ing Oi leIaps alr,,udy Irnntrd &c. per wee -
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THE ERA WASHINGTON D. c. NOVEMBER 16 1854

the bonds OF the company, and supposed to
have been sold in New York, and on which he
with the other directors, was an endorser.
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CONYEYANrr rpFr

On the S OF Novenber AT thu comm eresl OF next
quarter students VIII be received Palaiinc BTidss
SaaIohari+ and carried la Carlisle % expense.
dents Are received al any time during il-e
C.sSses beng ormed rs circumstance rsitrc-a.d
charged tuition only from the q c,Ucriug.
An cApre>s leaves CanajOLErs. for Carlisle Tuesday
thursday and Saturday, oi each week. ~ O'Clock y
stage (he Cherry Valley sagej leaves Albany,
OF State street and Broadw ay. Museum buildings,
O'Clock A VI. on Monday, "Wednesday AMI Friday, OF
each week. arriving Carlisle IN o. afternoon OF Tie
sen1, day. :. T. SlftB!.EI, PTsSilsaL
Nov, GEO. BROWN, sS'o,;qry
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The students OF both departments under The constant
supervision of the Principal Pee, ptgrSs and Vrrr.
s AT The same table viii! hem are accompanied BY heu
to church and oit lcr excursions. and instructed cor
corning IA" social properties well the lu.s and ,
legations Of HE No utrTcousS. whatever Is permitted
between the Two tcPa anets. eXcepj the pubic parla
"p ue PvrinsstOn ~ tue Principal and pgrcepr.s No
ksnteman - allowed To visit lady a. hes pnvat room
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NEW JERSEY.

IN me htectlon-The Newark Daily Advertiser,
Gon o'lhmenting upon the result Of the late cleo
e. ~ mentions that last year Prices majority
yo,. Governor was 1882; the Anti-Nebraska
oS 'T 80 al Tins election is 6,975-being change
l. .O'.', votes. The Wing and Anti Nebras-
"a majority in the State is 6.975, which, added
sbo me democratic majority in the State in lS52,
''"' loss to that party of over thirteen thou
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DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.

rI'iE ~ BSCRiIER offers iur sale very desirable
of land. containing about 2SI acres Of excellent
quality situated about 10 miles norm of the City OF Wash
ington and about mile from " turnpike road to
Brook willie. About 10 eGcrilcn woodland il has
a large stream water running entirely through the farm
aud upon II excellent power suited mill or
manufacturing purposes.
The above land viii be sold great bargain. Apply
=. \. PEJtilI
BUELL.. & BLANCHARD.
Nov. l0--G p,iqhrs Of The Era
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Suspension Of the City Bank, Columbus Ohio

Buffalo, Nou. 10.--The City Bank of Column
bus, Ohio, closed its doors this morning. The
liabilities are understood to be large.
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NOMINATION IN y. HAMPSHIRE

Manchester, Nor - The Democratic Con
vention for the second Congressional district
has nominated George w. Morrison for re cleo
ton to Congress. He voted against the Ne
braska bill. The Convention nevertheless pass
ed resolutions endorsing the Administration.
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Tin Nsmi- JtcekIu TriLnne-

Persons r'sbl ~ a. points ,Vhcrr mails arrive o.,.r
Lam once WrrA "fe r'iur>rd 10 cNumi. iu- q, ri.
Weekly. We regard the cheapest ra,.r all t,....
considered, pui 'ishcd IN the United State
TERMS
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Terms eft Weekly Tribune.

Single copy, one year
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Posta4e on Me TriLnn.

Tue Postage ON The Daily Tribune one year Is l-s
The Postage the Weekly Tribune Tor one. wear D..
The Postage on the Semi-Werkly TOR one year d, ~
Payable quarterly IN advance al the office. y,-- ih..
paper Is received GREELEY X AcII.RAIH
Tribune Oilrt. N-., Mort
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TUITION GREATLY ErDUCED.

Tuition tcI all branches. inci.ns the liIeher A,ih.-
mates, AigcLrn Geometry. Srycy iu aud Civil Eu.-
neonng Ancient and Modern Language. -, quarter -
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Hartford, Conn, Nor. lO.-The propeller
Mohawk, on her passage to Albany from this
city, sunk last night. She was loaded with grain
and flour. The latter was sunk.
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WISCONSIN

a.. ,""" ,,, Nor. 9.-In the LIST Congressional
ST. Wells democrat and Anti Nebraska
pa ,pGied' In the I'd district, Washbune THE
I.''can candidate) is elected; and in the Sd
bes,S bllinghurst (Republican) is, as far ms
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TERMS AND VACATIONS.

The AcademIc Year Is divided into terms nf -
weeks EACH and each term INTO quarters al "A ,y
each i"s -'<. quartz coha'i,e>s The bI Of Norn,J
continue. u wer.s and is succeeded by vacation 81 i've,
Nt6ks The SECOND term commences tle ri ot Feb
F;ay continues - weeks and is succeeded D. vacation
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ANOTHER WORK OF RARE BEAUTY.
lust PUBLISHED, MARTHA RCSSELl.S NEW
81 hook rnIirl

tIIIIru.
LEAVES FROM THE TREE IGDRkSYI.
like that representation they (tho old \orcni..n)
have OF tine rirasy All lite H. figured by them
lgdrRsy the Ash tree of 1i:rnCe has deep
down the kingdoms tciI Death it, trunk reaches
up heavenhigi; spreads S bUughs the whole ami
verse: j. the OF Existence. j. Cvcty leaf OF a
bioSrapiyeseT, hbrr Their" act ur word --(1fyie
Mus RUSSELL is well known ~ ,lc literary world m one
the poPula; contributors 10 The pcFioiaal literature
county, and tins lT-atgi oisnie believe
place her maine the si, 90 our most popular female
writers, JOHN l.. JEWE.Fr x Co.
Publishers, R.sfoH
JEWEIT, PROCTOR. x WORrIIi\CTrtsN.
Nn,. I'LL, 4
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MICHIGAN.

We learn verbally, from friend who has Just
arrived from Michigan, that three of the Repub-
lican candidates for Congress are chosen,
(Messrs. Howard, Waldron, and Walbrdge, ]
and Moses Wisner is probably elected in the 4th
(Stephens's) district. The entire Anti Nebraska
State ticket, headed by the Hon. Kinsley S.
Bingham, is elected triumphantly. This is an
illustration of Popular Sovereignty" not to
the liking of the author of the principle
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NEW Jersey.
SICiI I6:AN
WISCONSIN.
ILLINOIS ELECTION.

,"'d IN favor OF the Nebraska bill
N"'''ht al the vote on the Nebraska hill
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CARLISLE SEMINARY.
Rer. Jame$ Donglls. 4. IT.. PrHsciOaI.


A SSlSIEDyby q large corps Of able and experienced
y Teachers, filling every Department Of instruction
Tins Institution Is located al CariS, schohari. couar
New York. ri miles from Albany and r. In ..s,i
% CanaIoari". The buildings new. and ct sui.rui
capacity Z" accommodate bnauirrs Tt.y lr..
situated m me mlNi at beautiful grove o
OF ground belonging To the SEMINARY.
carlisle u 4 pleasant healthy. and retired VILLAGE aui
contains no hoieis saloons or groceries Wh'r, tu,y,-
ung liquors are sold.
INTERNAL ARRANGEMENTS
mere are - large recitation rooms u;uic rocus
conimntous chapel rooms tor literary societies a r.,,,
room. library. barge AID convenient r,.orr ,r m ta1t-
ing with shy and side lights bad, rooms IN soi,,l.,
with each department. aud 1--we flights OF stairs all con,
meeting with outside doors and accessible non, ann ur
OF the building thu Attending ample oPporuniiu- escape
IN case OF hrr. The whole l. warmed bv furnaces t H..
basement thus OhyIaiing the danger and iacov.ni.r o.
having stoves IN The rooms bul NJ III" kr~Tm-
an equal temperature throughout the halls and room.
Students are never exposed 10 drashs OF cold arr a. th
are not required to go out OF the building ia passi M
recitation rooms chapel dining hall The rooms Of b
students wary u size from 10 10y u - by H. tri
AMI are furnished with movable register the Goor nd
also with vcniaior 10y which each siaeu ma,
graduate the temperature his own r.Jn al les.. t
addition TO the above convenience, the institution rro,
servants 10 carry water 10 and nom the several Lal INN
Tue lamps ana do TIE extra cleaning the students rooms
BOARD.
We inond tho board shall he decidedly sIpe ror 10 lint
Wkph afforded m other boarn. schools ibt,s rs,y,,
the rrpgoach aud in many ca.r, to- I.fI, ,
nectcd with them.
BOARD or INSTRUCTION
In the selection OF Teachers, the Trustees have spared
H'lheT PaiS nor cIpc'Se Every department
iiO - hllr' teachers at superior CuaIhcatn,.-A,
hence ahd success "a ihrir profession students conpir
h's prescribed graduating course viii receive d.LDaas
DISCIPLINE.
The students OF both departments under ,hc constant
supervision OF the Principal pcccpigcss and 'Vr:rLrr
s at the same table with lnem accompanied by them
to church and on hair cIeurslons aud instructed con
e"rang III" social properties a. well the duies and or
between Tue dcPat Inemls eXcep IN the pubic parot
with The PvrrHssiun the Principal aud pr,cuptr,>s y.
ENnheman - allowed To visit lady a. her puvat room
EXPENSES.
isOnrl with Hra
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ANA ANY larger number AT the rate oi ~ per anruu
~ ne ITtcS 10 th- S Clubs t p0l a. .4r
SUbScTibsT
SUBSCRIPTIONS may commence time. pa-meui IN
aivamc" h required ia all eases, and The paper A. nyr
hy discontinued NJ The expiration OF III Vance PAY
mrnt.
Money may be rruitrd tor subscriptions in letter. N
our ri>k bat ic Postmaster al Tho place th. letter
= iard should l'r made acquainted w contents anu
Keep "A description ot the bills.
Bats OF any sprclrpay ing bank the United STATES or
Ciulda> received at par tor sal, fcripiioHS
~ hav" np travelling agents. one WISHING d, re-
ccNr ina lKBi ~ need De- called uptn loo has
subscription All Thai usrrSSary ',8r Lim Il. ,. 4. r.,
wuir "A letter 10 few words possible tnrlo., I'm.
money and write the ot the subscriber " uh the POI
OE,e. County. and State. and direct the leticr To
GREELEY 4 McEI. n iTII
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NEW YORK ELECTIONS.

NEW YORK ELECTIONS.
New York, NOE. l2.-The latest footing up
OF the election returns for Governor places
Clark, the Wing candidate, 300 votes ahead of
Seymour, with about 80, 900 votes to hear from.
despatch received from the Albany Registe,.
office this evening, places Clark ASP ahead of
Seymour. The general impression is that he is
elected.
The total vote for Mayor foots up 1868.
The following City and County officers are
elected:
Mayor-Fernando Wood, Soft
"Reminiscences NJ. Smith, Jr., Hard.
Surrogate-Alex. W. Bradford Wing.
City Judge-Sidney Fl. Stuart, Wing.
District Attorney-A. Oakley Hall, Wing.
Register-John j. Doane, Wing.
Commissioner of Streets and Lamps-Joseph
E. Ebling, X. N.
Governors of Aims House Il Daniel +. Tie
mann, Soft. Joseph S. Taylor, X. N.
AS YOU WERE.
The New York papers contain the annexed
patriotic letter from eminent and sterling
Wing, which, it is stated, has been addressed bv
the distinguished author of it to various Nation
al Wings ofthe State. 1t is stated. further. that
public address had been prepared on the sub
ject, and was to be issued Immediately after the
election, whatever might be the result.
National Hteuigencer.
ALBANY, Oct. %, 1854.
DEAR Sir: Upon consultation among a num-
Der of National Wings from different parts of
the State, it has been deemed advisable to call
a Convention, TO assemble at this place early in
January, to reinstatc the Wing party on its old
platform recently discarded at Auburn.
1t is proposed to issue an address to the
Wings throughout the State, in which the prin-
ciples of the National Wing party will be plain
ly declared, expressing decided opposition to
the Nebraska bill as a violation Of the Missouri
Compromise and adhering to the Wing princ-
pies established by the National Convention at
Baltimore in 1852, pledging ourselves to OPP
pose all propositions for the fusion of the Wing
party with any other, for the purpose of forming
a sectional party, based upon the agitation of
the day.
The time for decision has arrived, and the
coming winter will determine whether Ma
tional Wing party shall cease to exist. Should
your views coincide with those herein express
ed, be pleased to forward your name, with the
names of such other reliable men in your neigh
borhood as you may select, to James Kidd,
Esq, of this city, without delay, that they may
be printed with the address.
BY order of the Committee.
FRANCIS GRANCFR
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-27
MORE LiGHr

Il Mr. Ladd the Engineer Of the new Gas Co.,
has arrived in iova, and will commence digging
his tank, laying street pipe &c., in very few
dAys. AL the eas,ngs, fittings SC, necessary
fsr % large 40 undertaking - the erection Of
Gas works, are ordered, and many of the m
aAipped for this place. The. low water has
i,nped~d the shipment some v hat. but the Com
,psay, we understand, confidently anticipate the
perfection Of the whole thing BY the latter par,
of January next, At far,hest. This is favorable
news for Dubuque, and those who intend to be-.
come consumers, should have their ten+men,s
prepared for the reception Of the Gas, without
delay. To sustain them in their enterprise, the
Co are anxiousto begin ope ra,ions with long
list Ut consumers. Houses can be fitted up
wrh Pipe &c, by having orders and address
1t tiie siore of w. n. Robbins. s