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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-30

EEw.ORLEANs Oct 7-Our CorroS market has been dull
TODAY ratheT hghersuperfne Ohio being quOtei
at 81 75dS8. RIO CoFFEE sells a. lol aloe.
CHARLESTON, Oct 1.-THE sales Of CorToN to-day
500 bales 81 prices raneing ffOm 81 &c.
PRouDEScE. Oct 29 ls5i-CoTToS-The prices are hrm,
with steady demand for spinners' WooL-The demand
has been better and prices have improved upon ns Woo
the sales are IS GOO 10. PRINTING CLoras-Thers Is de
ededly better feeling the Market many mills changing
wide goods which with the drouth has materially reduced
the production and there Is asouie scarcity Of Cloths
Of desIsble quality The sales for the week q 800
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Receipts OF Produce Der. %.

BY the Erie Ralro1d-i 0A bbls Flour 13j do Beef 40
pkss Butter 43 bales Wool IS bbs Ashes IS DO Whisky 10
kegs Lard sci boxes Cheese SO4 sides Leather aud
HoRa
By he North Rrer Bodi,i0 63l bush Corn $50 do Barley
7toO do Oats $40 bbls Whisky 1909 bbls Flour PSI psgs
Butter bales Hops 10 do Wool 1859 psg, Cheese and
HI. ANIL
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p.,k Ios.n.rort Miss e, ei6Sosi La e 81 ono
p rspntv PsrI Came iston, Ind ., ~D"ci Pa =,
x,,.,re Rsrt Richmond, Va g. s7s eoo
Psrners BaIk Nesbeo' ibo' w. <VNNi ihu - Fiiii't
Mice 60, e1) coo. -
ar,5s,,, Brnt Terre Hsu:s Ind =, Sg 60.
Esntueky STOCK Bank Columbia Inc 80 $1,000 Miss e,
400 La %. 5000; Ga. Co. s6 so; Ky o. - co.
y.rners and Mechanics Bank Indianapolis La &C. +aeo
sste Stock Bank Msrion Va c. @l50Oo; La - 81 900.
Laurel Bent Laurel. Ind. 2ls 700
Bsnk Of Salem Salem. La &c. f7S COO.
Bank. Albion. Va g. 25Coe; = Ca Co. S25 co.
Farmers Bank, jasper Pa s. $42 So.
Bsnk Of Albion, Albion Pa. g. al 20.
Bsnk o. South Bend, South Bend Va c. 50 Coz Co Co.
5000.
Wabash River Bank, jasper, Va &c, $500, 500.
Traders Bsnb, Nashville, Ind. De. s75 100. -
Bank Of WAgsw, Wsusw Ind So &c 0oo Ind. D. 80 GO
Merchants and Mechanics Bank New Albany, lad b, g.
eco; Tenn. &C. % 0t0; Ga g. $1,000: Ky g. $1,000
Bank Of Noun; Vernon, Mount Vernon, Ga g. SB1O l.
C., 5000.
Bank Of Fort WAYNE. Fort Wayne, Va &c. SIPS 600.
Bank Of Elhart EIthar, Ind s. % 600; Ind rs slO,1o
Atlantic Bank Jsekson Ind 2is sl400o; Va o. Is 900
JOHN p DUNN, Auditor Of State
pamphlet has been published containing the legal
opinions Of Judge Bronson Judge Kirkland, Charles
O'Conor, Esq, and Daniel Lord, Esq, upon the
New-York and New. Haven Railroad Company.
The United States EoonOmia gives the following
comparison of Exports from Elk leading cities Of the
Union for the September quarter:
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By telegraph.
kRW.ORT

NEw.ORLEANs-Ar. Oct g. ships Spark Of the Ocean
Comery; Jersey Crosby; Mississippi Wall and Vancouver
-, all from New.Yerk; Tranquebar Harvard. Boston
bark Sarah Bridge Means do ship Atlanta Colby Baltimore
ArlOct. n, ships Mary Green, and Atlantic New'YoFs;
Carnaiic Boston
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To Mariners.

The North Gilt Beacon has been removed from its former
position the the Light House Inspect
follows: the N p By Brant Point Light bear.
8 T. by E. distance mile; South Gin Beacon s. Z. by
8, distance 100 yards.
EBEN ". ALLEN, Superintendent of Light,
Nantucket. Oct IS 1854
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Whalers.

Sailed from New Bedford. 18th. ship Euphrates.
AZ letter receivedom ship Washington of saghsrbor re
ports Bay of Islands New Zealand Feb 18th recruit
ing bound to the Arctic Ocean Officers and all well
Had take oil since leaving home.
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Spoken, &c.

July o. lat 70 lon IS W. ship Golden West Curwen
I'm. Philadelphia May TO- for San Francisco
july 20 miles OF Cape Horn. ship Radiant Bearse, from
New. York June 2 for San Francisco
No date lat 4s 6 lon 81 ship Emma Jane Springer I'm
London for New Orleans
Oct. 49, of Sand Key Light ship Winfield Scott Mcclellan
from New York for Mobile.
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Arrived. .....SUSpAY, Oct. %.

Brg Mara tof Boston, Pickett Jsremie Oct %. ogwood
and coffee Dea6ed Left An vessels in port Oct
&c. .t 81 r. Ion IS a. bark bound south showing white
bugse with red border; her bat could make IL
out The NJ hes had pilot on board dAys
Brig Mary Eleanor o Baltimore Moreans Mssgs 81 days,
ruit 20 Hamilton 4 Brothers
Big Msrgars Jane lBrl shiune' Sydney u days coal TO
Roome Dinwiddie.
sehr Science, Gaddins Providence for Albany.
scbr A. T. g. Cattell, Williams Providence for Phlade-
schr Lsmsrtine Bourne. New Bedford for Albany.
sehr sesport. scull, Philadelphia for Boston
sekr California - Philadelphia for Sew-Hayen.
scbr ~ Chester, Carson, Philadelphia for New Haven
sehr H. johnson, Baldwin, Philadelphia for Albany.
BELoW-one ship, two baIks and two bigs unknown.
wIND-During the day Sc with very heavy fog.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC........rHis DAY
SUN-Rses... 20 Sets...... 50 MooS-Rses... .- "a
HIGH wArER......THis DAY.
Sandy Hook. / IS Gov Island. i6 Hell Gate. q
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s,o, 500; steel, s47,4co; Iron, s237,s
-. ans 900; India Rubber, slo2, 400 The E1-
-. no, including specie show small increase on
-, year being o. ,242 2oi against 1,ll92as' ihe
ii .,,fcles of ExDorta were:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-30

COFfBE-A heavy and quiet market sales go bags Flo At
2. dl1.e.j 50 bags Government Java AZ l5fc.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand foT good brands OF
STATE and Western steady and these are without change
en The low grades are l2 esier mainly os the interior
brands these being more plenty and difficult OF sale lee
extra brands Of Genese very limited supply and held
firmly Canadian Flour is shade lower bat. with limited
supply holders disposed the market sales
Of le ebs 80 80 for No. IS 62!dss IS for common
efshes IN bond and S0dSlo Is for extra duty psd Tbs
sses o. esisre Canal are 500 bb' at IS lSads . FOR
eeEas state 90 -. q 80 62a for good state
- stadss III Tor mixed good brands Michigan aud
20 5000 ONO and Upper Lake brands and so Edll
io extra ueneeee Rye Flour scarce and wanted at ~ p
70 ot ire ard supeihae. Corn Mea good request
Ilaud at Sfa $4Isa
GRAiN1Ihee htile wheA; here; good white Western is
,esEee ana wanted IN the absence sales. qnoatohs would
Be 10 fnoe 10 Inc mAfket Rye IL scarce ana wanted Al
81 Barley veSy and AZ Al l59 ~ as
Oats better and scarce djsc for STATE and Western
Corn rsher cesar, and les active for he Fat thsr IA
sin demand ioE export We notice s,a,anls M ,ex
southern the market the quality superior IT, s A..
are 4SOoO bEshels at 7s for un.oand Sosie for e.,-s
mixed and SSGS5c for round yellow; the A.ier is w.nted
HlDES-The demand far from the trade aud previous
yes are realized; the arrivals have been on he o.i s5
rse ard the stock reGuoed 20 co., sales Bano AVE.
A. diSic RIO Grsnde a, s snd AnsosurA Lei Ris TIE
ot Of Mcrieyeeo reported yesterday wss re .od ist
m,Itks
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Marl.ts-C.RkrrLLr RrrORrrp rOR TnE TRIsrsE.

SATVRDAY, OCT q I83l
ASHES The market quite steady. The demand is fair
for Pots at Sc 81 a 81, and Pearls al 70 .
BRICKhe market fiyos the buyer for hard North RyeE
the sur NV AMPLE sales Of inferior 70 prime s IS 1891
CoTf0H-The market is heavy and the Transactions are
light. We annex quotations:
IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-30

RETuKSED.-The brig Margaret Heneberg for ST. John,
n b. returned port having the 18th SO miles Of
Sandy Hoot in gale from Z. E, lost ioretoPma naa.
topmsst ard yard stove bulwarks, &c.
Aso brig Colmbine BIZ Crisp, hence for Cork returned,
having in the sprung leak stove buwaTas and q
leaking 500 strokes per hour.
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ALsERr II. NtooLAY, Aus lioneer.
. DnNnl - AIflNIInN

Tar AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK NEw Yosg, Oct. ~ ISL.
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of FIVE
"A PER CENT has this day been declared payable On the
9th November
The First Instanent (of fry dollars each shsre) Of tbs
Increased Capital Stock will be entitled the dividend
the old Stock.
The Second nstamsn of fifty doass each shsre OF the
increased sapal Stock will be payable the de{
By order Of the Board. &. A. MElGS. Cgslfer.
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ss esport. Of prod from July % U 20 -
fs, strors 81 pred from JAY TO Oct o. iS'f'' 'i00"'
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CASH ADVANCED on |

ROOsOOOs nonas, Watches. Jewelry, Pilnt
Fortes Mefchsude and Personal Property generally. Baf
confidential and promptly executed AZ No 81 Easssu
room No T. WINDER WOOD,
Brokers and Commission Merchanz
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MERCHANTS in want Of Clerks and Porten

End mach 10 their irteres; By apply ins to WISDER
WOOD, No u NssssG st room Ne. Jerehabts aud CeS
Agency.
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IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, NO. "
Il Wauen.st. next 10 the corner Of 0reensiehst.
Interest Six per cent will be allowed all sums not eS
ceeding Five Hundred Dollars.
Office open daily from 10 O'Clock A. VI. 10 o'clock T. N.
and from to o'clek P. NJ
NANDERBILT L. BUXTON Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-30

INJECTION of TRUSTEES.-The Animal
II Election of Trustees Treasurer and Secretary Of the rU
OLUMNE QUARTZ MINING COMPANY will be held AZ
the Office No I6 Walst In the City OF New.York NON
DAY the 9Th day Of November between the hou Of u
o'clock noon and O'Clock In the afternoon
Hew-York, Sept 4, 1854 d. w. IN0EaSOLL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-10

ccrrtrrction o. war stcamer, ~ an expense OF
.e,o hundred thousand dollars.
Tho steamer Crescent City hos arrived AZ New
Cflcars with later adycrs from Havana All was
quiet erd there was no news afoat with tho excop-
ton Of tie Get that frights we're declining owing
TO tbe recent arrival ~ large number Of vessels.
Late adyices from Kingston, Ja., inform us hat
10 new cases Of cholera had been reported in that
city, and that the epidemic had almost disappeared
from the mounta m districts. The plantations we're
beginning to s4lfsr for want Of rain. The Carlisle
estate one Of The finest IN tho parish Of We're, had
been nearly destroyed by fire. Tile Leg allure was
stu occupied with the bin for reforming tie oonti-
tuition Of the island which had undergone many al
terations at the suggestion Of the Chief Justice.
Perhaps nothing IA this mornings paper vii be
reed with greater attention than the Geographic
synopsis ofan elaborate letter Judge Douglas nasust
written in reply to number Of o.ergymen at Chi
cago, with regard to the Nebraska question. The
Judge gees over The whole ground reviews his past
course on the subject ana strictly adhcres to his
original position that inorder to secure free govern
ment TO the people OF the Territories IL is necessary
to abrogate the Missouri compromise. Though oc
casionaly tart and cutting the letter is described
being argum entatve rather than denunciatory. We
may expect some stirring debates on tbs allexctng
theme inshe House Of Representatives, during the
week. The member of that body are fast nearing
the ront At which will be expedipnt for majority
of them 20 show their hands.
1t is rulnored that Senator JaInsc Of Rhode Island
contSmplates resiening.
We elsewhere publish some additional details Of
| thenews brought from Europe ~ the steamer Eu-
! ropa, including hters from our London, Paris and
Bombay correspondents, togethsr with letter from
Ledru Rollin, AS.zn and Kossuth TO George N. San
ders learning of his rejection consul to London
| by the United States Senate This is a very re-
| markabe document and will command general at
| ention.
| Thrty-two horses and fourteen omnsbuses were
| destroyed byti burning Of Moore & Co.'s stables
in Philadelphia yesterday morning. The loss is es-
1mated at ten thousand dollars. BY far the most
serious matter connected with the calamity was the
running over End Aong Of a fireman by an engine.
In addition to variety of entertaining matter, to
which we have no space for particular reference,
we to-day publish full report of the visit Of the
members of the Legislature to city institutions,
including sketches of the speeches delivered at Ran
'dall's and Rlackwell's Island; commercial local.
legal, political, theatrical and miscellaneous
news, &c.
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STREET CLEANING on PRrvArE AccouSr-Nr

STREET CLEANING on PRIVATE AcCouNr-Mr.
Genin, who was appointed by the householdcrs
on Broadway to clean that street.-the city
corporation having been found incapable of
performing the task-fnds that the work is
easier and cheaper than he imagined. He has
some fifty odd men, who work in two gangs.
One commences at the Battery and sweeps to
Canal street; the other at Canal street, and
sweeps to Union square. Both gangs 90 to
work at midnight, and their work is done by
half-rast five in the morning The cost is about
four hundred dollars week, which is betrayed
by tax Of about fifty cents on each house
holder on Broadway. 1t is not fair to Judge
this system Of street cleaning by the appear
ancc Of Broadway in the afternoon and even
ing for, az The side streets are not swept or
cleaned =. al, the dust blows in from them ALI
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The Turf.
cENrREyILLE corRsr IL,

UENTKEvILLE COURSE, L. 1s-KuNNING.
On Saturday quarter race, of between two stall
lions for $44o. The horses MsyHy and Red Bird
the former belonging in Flushing and the latter in Black
Stump, L. Mayy handily by about three lengths
to the great qualification of the Of Flushing who
made the wekin ring with their shouts at the result
The same horses the previous Saturday when Red
Bird was the victor and the horsemen of Black Stump
and Jamaica poceted considerable money OF the
party The hackers of Mayhy being anxious for another
triai, the Red Bird party ready to accommodate
them but with their defeat Of Saturday Red Bird stock
deprecated amazingly and was SAID about
another match May6y is the best horse of the two by
all odds. The following is a summary -
SATURDAY, April Snatch for $44O quarter mile out.
Pay stallion Mayfy. .................
Black stallion Red Bird ..................... 2
Time not given.
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City Politics.

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, GENERAL COMMITTEE q re-
gular meeting Of this committee held few nights SINCE
the following resolutions, offered by Thomas Dunlap Of
the Fourteenth ward were unanimously adopted
Resolved That in the exercise Of the power by
chief executive OF this State in the Familiarity
known the Maine Liquor law, Horatio Seymour has
given to the people the most convincing evidence Of
value OF that conservative power and his capacity
tgrty and courage to inerpoe the in
the passage Of dangerous, Illegal and suonal
actments. i
Resolved That the message Governor Seymour the
Legislature conveying to them his veto and reasons
which have induced him to refuse his assent to the bill
manly logical and legal analysis Of the practical and
stitutiona objections to the proposed law and that the
gument advanced therein conclusive
able.
Resolved That while, in with tho Governor we
deporc the evils OF intempcrance in with him
cannot consent to remedy which contains such arbitrary
and nsrous provisions the
violation OF the primary rights of the citizen.
After some further business, the meeting adjourned
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Jersey City Intelligence,

TIE CHATTER E1ECTroy-To- morrow, April 18th, the
Jersey City charter election will take place Saturday
evening the members Of the city conventions Of both the
democratic and wing parties, held their final meetings.
and made public the nominations which have been the
result of their deliberations The city tickets nomin
ton follows
Dem. Whig.
Mayor. Alex H. Wallis. D. s. Manners
Collector :. Lorenzo Jaquins. +. c. Dummer
Assessors. -. Peter D. vroom. Isaac Van Saun
Samuel Bridgart. Ira Clark.
School Sup'dt Lewis Colby. Lewis Colby.
The places at which the polls win be held in each ward
follows
First ward.-In Hook and Ladder House in Sussex
street.
Second Ward.-The Engine House at the junction of
York and Gregory streets.
Third Ward.-ln Rosevelts shop in Grove street near
Mercer street.
Fourth Ward-The Engine House in South Ninth street
near Newark avenue.
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Williamsburg city Intelligence.

FOUND DEAp-On Saturday afternoon the BODY OF an
infant supposed T. have been stiborn was found en-
closed IN segar box lying in the buryng ground the
corner OF North Eighth and Second streets. Coroner
ianiord held an inquest yesterday afternoon and the
jury rendered verdict TO that effect
fra iloRsE BuRSED.--About two o'clock Yesterday
morning IRE broke out at the corner of North Tenth
ana second Streets In the temporary stable Of Mr. Burke
which, together with horse was burned. Loss about
$3.50 No insurance.
TIE fmE nEPARrlEST.--Durng the past year the city
mas expended SO a. in various ways, Tor the main
tenauce o. the Fire Department.
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IMpRAcTIcABLE LAws.-A bill is now pending
before the Legislature to impose fine on man
ayers Of theatres for admitting to their houses
young persons of both sexes, under sixteen years
of age, unaccompanied by aparent or guardian.
How does the Legislature expect that this law
can be carried into effect?
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ANU s1aENrs TAIs IvsNnIs.


boWEhh EaATRE, Bowery--PrzhRo-TIor oour.
bkoaDWf ~ THEATRE, ercLdwaJ--L,oy OF LroSs-
BnRiof rs THEATRE, cssnbeys st-c,s-PAUL Par
Evening i-EjseAR Tor, Cssm
wy sl.hGk's THEATRE. Broad~=y-BAoHILoR n
A~rs PrsgLorE's WEE Mr.. AND EIs. WElrI-
SER.cAN musEu,i- AsteruoopJ.os,R AAD Jui4Sr--
nv snsDg-e AuLISE- hcy 10 NAME HOME HAPPY,
BROADWAY MEN4 6ERIR-Lt,rsYu-rAy psSs sJAs-
hAoy tivr-ts TRAINED ANIMALS
CHRIsTYis AMERICAN oPEcA HOUSE, a? Broad
-fmTmopIAs N2lopIEs nv CtalsrS's ILssrRs4s
wecDs 9nssTp ELS Woods Minstrel Hsn "a Broad
way-ErnIoPrAE sIssrREIsy
BUCKLEY's orERA HoTSE, $50 Broa2TsJ-Euos-
1sn1 ETHIoPEsE OPERA TRoJrE.
ST. NICHOLAS EXHIBITION ROOM, 4os nTOsdwsy-
WsrIEs SEh ENs DERs
DAEvaBDs CEoRAHb, 500 BrosdwAy-fsSoRAsA OF
Holy LASo.
RHENIsH GALLERY, sos Broadway-pay.end Night.
BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN ARE-s43 Broad
way.
WHOLE ToRLD-S77 and $40 Observation-Disclosures
and Evening"
sIGNoR BLITZ, LIRRaSy HALL, Newark.
New York, Monday, April I6, 1854.
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FoRNEY AND HIS PRoJECrs-The informa-
ton which we published the other day from
Washington, concerning the movements and
projects of Col John w. Forney, Clerk of the
House, shows that he has quite number of
large irons in the fire. Ii appears that the
House, so far as they are concerned, are rather
DESTROYS than otherwise to get him off their
hands--that he has found il out, and is laying
his pipe accordingly for a tight hold upon the
Union office, the Congress printing, and the
next Presidency In this view, it is said that
Forncy purposes to give up his clcrhship, and
to go into the Union establishment as the head
OF The kitchen Cabinet, and as vigorous de-
fender of the administration, provided always
That Gen. Pierce shall adopt. a. his candidate for
the succession, old Mr. Buchanan, to the exclu-
sion q everybody else. Franklin Pierce inclu-
siNe. This will be selling out the Cabinet
chances at what he auctionecrs would call a
tremendous sacrifice Eorney gets every ching
aad The administration gets nothing asccpt
the privilege 20 live o. suaeranee tin 1856,
with the good win Of Foruey. but II Forncy
i impiaoable We suppose there il no hcip for it.
Yct Mby should he nlol tho destruction Of
I old Beck Nfth all the rest7 What harm has
he eo1c. 1e sbc 10 lAc 70 known
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AWFUL INCREASE OF MISREPRESENTATION
the Incorporate rawlings of the Tribune on the
Maine liquor law. The writer's of that concern
must have reached the stage of delirium ire
mems and ought to be locked up in an asylum
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THE App ursrnA1qon Ava THE LATE E1Bc-

TIE ADW NIsTRATIoN ANA TIE LATE ELEC-
TIoNs.-Fbe best test of the exact merits OF
any administration is TIE "sober second thought
of the people" Upon tbs judgment the late
elections in New Hampshire, Connecticut and
Rhode Island, and the elections last fail in
'fiaine and New York, afford most decisive
verdict against the existing imbCcile, treacher-
Gus and unstable concern at Washington. The
following are the tables Of the popular vote at the
last elections in Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode
Island, Connecticut and New York. The footing
up of the figures shows dead loss to the adj
minis'ration which il followed up at anything
7 like the same ratio till 1856 will "crush OUT
Pierce, Marcy & Co, and the democratic party,
far more Overwhelmingly than the first expert
ment of the Van Buren, clique was crushed
| ,oat' in 1910. Here are the iigures:-
DEAD LOSS TO THE ADMINISTRATION.
President, 1852. State, 1853 State 1851
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John How for Mayor and the whole Benton ticket for
charter officers have been elected in St. Louis by 500 TO
LOCO majority.
Tho Schenectady county Beard of Supervisors stands
tosI natispal democrats " fye wbiEs-pY s0fts,
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THE AsToR LIBRARY.-Was it the design OF
the munifcent founder of the Astor Library
that the institution he endowed should enure to
the benefit of the Fifth avenue aristocrats only?
If not, why is the library not open in the even
ings, when merchants, men of business and
clerks, could share the advantage of free books
with men of leisure?
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day, and LARGE portion nec<s ssarily lodges in

U1y, anu ~ Fcftf0n nec- csSarifV IOdros i'm
Broadway.
The experience Mr., Genin has gained in this
operation Gables him to assert that the whole
city cout, be swept and kept clean for an ex-
pense Of one half the sum now laid out by the
Corporation for that purpose; and this is exclu-
siye Of the. proceeds Of sales OF the dirt and
garbage that would be accumulated by the
street cleaners. We are, unfortunately, in pos
session Of SO many proofs Of the abject incapa-
city of our city government that this fresh
Illustration Of their Infamous management viii
excite no surprise and not much Indignation
1t is commentary enough on the working of the
Wanted reform charter to find that under It,
the citizens of Broadway are obliged to club
together to clean their own street.