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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-06-28

The rate Of County Tex for the present
year, in this county, has been fixed by The
Commissioners OF 43 cents on 500. Las.
wear il was Al cts
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-06-28
FOR SALE.

r WILL sell TWO REGISTER COLTS on
i reasonable terms-one and the other 2 years
old-very promising and very much alike; color
dark gray; and of undoubted blood. Apply to-
JOSEPH YOUNG, near Port Tobacco.
lie 2S-lm. Charles county, Md.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-06-28
NOTICE,

NOTICE..
THE ORPHANS, COURT of Charles County
l. has adjourned until TUESDAY the 18th Of
JULY next BY order. 49,.
le2l T a SMITH, Reg Wills,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17
CITY POLITICS.

DIFFICULTY IN THE KNOwNOTHING CAMP
The order of United Americans are generally indig-
nant at the action of their delegates at the late eonven-
ton held in Constitution hall, and the various chap
tiers throughout this city are now at work repudatng
their nominations. Washington. and Hancock chap
te,s have led of in this matter and it is understood
that an independent convention viii be held during
this week to concert action and nominate ticket for
the ensuing election. In the convention pamphlet
has been published containing the templsr expose IS
lately given in The n. Y. TRIBUNE, and prefaced
with the foIliwing somewhat remarkable language:
The coming contest A%sS Si n0S w ns ,s. 20 Sso
iue shall National Americans rule in this our land Ley
You are sst,sysd In your midst exist band Of traitors.
e.bs of oreworn menedsed together to govern ~ asa
pies which every American seeks to uphold. -
Their end; selfish and the means which they 1Sos, s3f
can. you willing to submit to the Iesponoe @
OF an h,s pss. s any ..cce Of honor and justice
you willing beie professions and Jo1E A.a
SSHGS Won, 'nI Are you WILING to be rsvovsd about
wheel within swheep-wihng to sutfy tne Jaw. oi w
ana law IL not then act man in msnly and aesr
ned opposition 10 the fraudulent factions whose sons sn
lsn. here admitted EJECT them from your midst o ney
sie an ODs yOu emily besy Put down .hsI ~ C
Tsmps under foot then .so5ops dsssns DC INV. s
S SHisa y'ai country '"' 0' ,- .,u., Tn
80. though Known ana acting under different names-Asve
following support IN tae
Election controller John Giles Tor snerH yosepn u
Toane for street commissioner, joseph Iaysr fo5 ey IN
spelor George W. Morton for coroners ORA h ana hsn
The names here enumerated are those OF the can
d6stes on the Nothing ticket and this pamph'
LEI Of Itself is sufficient index TO the d'morsz alton
that exists in the Know Nothing camp Councils are los
ing their men by the hupdred-as an instance OF which
we may state that the Seventh ward council, whicn
a, one time numbered twelve hundred and fifty mem
hers cannot now depend on three hundred voters In
side of the organization. As proof that our knowi
edge is derived from authentic sources we give me
passwords a. present in use throughout this state;
First degree fist door, "New-YOrki second door,
"Upited;" password, Native" Sseona desrse'
"Twepty.One.o Third degree, Bunker hillF'
xIyrH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT soFr-sHILL coz
vEsrros.-The Soft Shell delegates ffou the eahteenh
and Twentieth wards, composing the AlVth Assem-
bly district, met last evening ct Mienans hail. Col.
per Of Twen,y.si1th street and Seventh svenue' -
letter addressed to the convention by MY Iira u" :
Dean. an sspirant to the honors of of1ca was read
in which th.t gentleman defined his position a. oP-
pcsed to Know. Ncthingsn and the Maine law Ia"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17
THE CALIFORNIA NAILS.
ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY.
81, 395, s3e IN GOLD.

The United States mail steamship Empire City, II.
Windle commander, EFF Aspinwall Oct St II p. NJ.
with the United States mail, FIVE hundre and forty
four passengers and 81 sS2 80 in treasure we'd
from Pacific mai steamship compsnys steamship
Sonora which le San Francisco sept 90, arriving at
Pspsns Oct. ;. and arrived at this port at p NJ.
yesterday having experienced heavy weather the fret
half Of the passage. The Empire City, on her Outward
tip, arri .ed at Apins all at p. NJ. Sept % and her
pa.sepgers sailed from Panama the afternoon 9th
3oth in the steamship Golden Gate.
The passengers that Left Nev-York on the Empire
City Aug 90 snd went up on the Golden Age were all
lspded IN good health in San Francisco on the morn
ing of Sept. -. In addition to the treasure brought
By the En- pre- City, the sonors alse had for England
s2al. 0ss OF, and for Panama s7,377 80.
The Uuited States steamer Massachusetts, was In
Ac.pulco On the Esd ult to sail for San Juan,
Psnsms ano Valparaiso.
Dieo on board the Empire City, Oct. :, ofeptlepsy,
Jean Baptiste Cordier, nstiSe OF France, aged
twenty eight years.
Bark Mazepps left AspinwsIl for New'York on the
morning Of the 6'b inst.
81, an ship El Dorado sailed for Havana in company
with the Empire City.
We are inaebteo 10 K. II. Darlington, purser Of the
Empire City. and TO Freemans Express company for
tayors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17
SYNOD OF NEWYORK
AND NE W-JERSEY

Yesterday the Presbyterian Synod Of New.York and
NewJersey assembled at O'Clock r. NJ, in the First
PRESBYTERIAN church at Newark. The attendance Of
delegates, both clerical ard lay, numerous, and
the church was filed with the citizens Of Newark,
anxious &c hear the opening discourse OF the Rev.
JON PARKER, the moderator Of the Eas, Synod.
Aftef singing the eighty-th psalm BY the choir, and
PRAYER by the Rev. DIR. Wilson, invoking the guild.
ance of the Holy Spirit the deliberations OF the
sssembage the speaker read the t~enty-trs chapter
Of the gospe Of ST. John and took as his text the fo
lowing words from the fifteenth verse OF the same
chapter" Feed my lambs" After sdverting TO the
fact that our Savior particularly singled out Simon
Peter the apostle, by the words OF the text TO mpan
spiritual knowledge 10 the Christian flock, and TO be
teacher of the truth as he received j. from him. the
reverend gentleman drew practical inference from
the gospel the conclusion that those TO whom con-
fded the preaching OF the Word, should IN particular
manner otey the Function contained in the text, VIZ
10 instruct tbs young in spiritual knowledge, AZ TO
them our Savior reeTred when he commanded Peter
to ICED bis lambs. This idea the reverend speaker
put forth in plain bold and concise language, which
carried with 1t great weight The sermon was listened
10 with mart cd attention throughout
At its close the synod adjourned to meet ct o'clock
thi. morning.
Tie sermon of this evening will be delivered by the
Rev. Henry b. Smith ID ID professor Of theology In
the Union theological seminary Of Nevfork, on the
:. II spirston of the holy Scriptures. The sacrament
OF The LORDS supper will be administered tomorrow
afternoon and the eypodicsl prayer mfehng al wngn
narrative Of the state Of religion will be read viii
tale place in the evening. All the sessions Of the
sypod will commence with devotional exercises. ;,n-
tpuing half an hour in the morning. All the meetings
Of the synoo will be open TO the public of all denoni-
nations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17
ABOUT SHELLS.
cou,ined majority against Palmer.

We understand that the HalfShells' Of our
CITY have adopted the Liquor State Ticket, as we
anticipated In fact, we presume that Col. French
the modern Warwick of the Democracy, is himself
Halfsbel, or in close alliance with the chiefs Of
that pzivateless regiment.
The Halves are said TO be maneuvering for b.
ohanan as next President, but we do not believe
II. They are practical men, aud will stick to
Pierce 30 long as there is dollar in the Treasury
Dan. Sckles, it is reported, wants to come in on
the Half Shell as Senator from the lower district
we guess he can't.
Rumor says that J. W. Sutherland, Hard candi-
date for Attorney General, has written letter to
s. j. Tilden, bis Soft competitor saying in sub
stance" Are you straightout for the Nebraska
bill and the general principle of letting Slavery
I" get into the Territories or not as may happen
If you are, as your friends assert just say so,
and / will get ost of your way if not, not"
We cannot hear that any answer has yet been re-
turned to this searching inquiry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17
DOUBLE MURDER,

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Oct. l6, 1855.
DR.. Hadell Of Cumberland. and his clerk named
Graf, were both murdered Sunday last near that
place by German. They we're entced out to attend
a sick woman and their bodies were found this morn
ing horribly mutilated. The murderer has been ar.
rested and the clothing, watch, ana pocketbooks of
the victims were found in his possession The doctor
was formerly commissioner of he alth in this city.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The murders at Cumberland create great excitement
The head of Dr. Hadel was found buried at some dis
tance from the body 1t seems that after the murder
of the doctor the murderer enced his student Graf
away and then murdered him, so as to be able to rob
the office, which be did on Sunday night; Inc muir
derer is German redder who broke JAIL recently at
West Alexander.
Graf has a mother In York. Hade leaves
wife and two children now on visit to Baltimore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17

TORNADO AT observation-disclosures AND TRES
BLOWN pOwS.-A rather serious tornado occurred az
Gloucester last night II commenced about ~ elGe
and lasted but short time but the force OF the wind
within lie track of from thirty to forty rods In widtn
ard three quarters of mile N length, was very grea
causing considerable destruction of property, but, for
tuna.ey no loss of life. Ii first struck the house OF
Mr.. d. Greasy the windows Of which were blown out,
and ,be building otherwise badly damaged. Another
two-story dwelling house was also struck with sucn
force that the lower story, as our informant aa'es
was blown underneath il, asd removed for severai
reds while the upper story, IN which tse family ss ere
low. without q person therein being injured. Ins
house of Mr.. John NJ. Parsons wu badly damased'
ard All the outhouses within ts range were pros.
rsted Large trees were uproosei and me uunks =,
others were broken OF fences were destroyed, aud
o.oeeher tie total damage done must have been con-
.dossLie IBoe.or Traveller, Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17
JOHN VAN buren, IN ST. LAWRENCE.

CANTON, 81. Lawrence Co., Oct. 16-9 Z. N.
John Van Buren, addressed q large meeting at Can
ton this evening Hon. John Fine presided.
Mr. Van Buren, commenced by taking up he reso-
utions Of the State convention Of the goth Of August
relating 10 internal Improvements the financial poicy
Slavery and showed that the Democratic party oecu.
pied the true position upon all these questions While
be strongly disapproved Of the passage the Nebraska
bill be undertook to show that faithful execution OF
it's provisions woulo keep Kansas free. He commented
the ADMINISTRATION of Franklin Pierce. he refrred to
the national portion Of the Democratic party in oppo-
siton to The Know Nothing,, and said that the seeu-
rity and peace of the country sepended on UNFOLDING
the Democratic party. He denounced Fusion In all It's
shapes md pronounced Mr. Seward a mere political
ag ator. He euloeized Sias Wright, and closed with
strong appeal to the Democracy OF st. Lawrence TO
unite with their brethren throughout the State IN
achieving victory, which he pronounced as certain as
any future event could be.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17
NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA.
Correspondence of The n. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.
WkILsBoRo', Toga Co., Pa, Oe.. l@, 1873.
This county has gone republican by a large MAJOR
ny TIE whole Republican ticket from canal commissioner
dovp to County auditor eleoed majority of 400
Nhon has but S2 majority In the couuty owing the sts
f,.,cp movement souiher for Sstenstor, has m.criy
NJ $50 over Hsnn Hunker Togs aud Potter counties give
Souther SO majority.
Baldwin epl reelected 70 the Assembly BY 30 majority
The division question operated against him Maine" seeei
sheIih by 81 majority.
Sc, down TiOss god for for RePsbcan President in
In 1856
Potter county has elected the entire Republican
ticket. On old party issues there used to be more
than two Democratic votes to one Wing In oo'h
TO-. and Potter. ED 7rib.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17
CHAUTAUQUE co.

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
WEsrFIELD, Friday, Oct. IL, 1855.
Tho Republican County and District conventions
have been held A Msyvs to-day and have noinsed the fol-
lowing excellent 6ciet with entire uuannny:
Covntv Judee--AbneE Hszsltine (Whiel Of Jsmsstowh
Sr.1ai JuSSe-Abram Dixon (Whgl OF Westhed
Srynenats-George A. Green (Dem.) OF Navy
S.1I Svyrao1ts-Chsr T. Ms teson DEM of Ere ionA
ShS,;e-ki,ton Smith (Deml Of stockton "
Covsfv CIek-Haps u A. Ri,ley (Whigl OF Dunktk.
S,pI Of ne Poov-Nehemiah Nyrek (AboL) Of Sherman
For mesSer Of As.e~by, Dist. l-HenTy A. Pre1derest
{Whis) Of Ripley.
The pouoaou the above ticket makes the Hndoo' renn'
bic and the, already nQoing whist they shaI do
Truly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17
STATE POLITICS.
PrpTBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

CoIUypIA Judge John c. Newkrk of Hudson ;
snrrooa,e Seymour L. Stebbins Of Livingston; clerk
George W. Frary Of Canaan sheriff, Henry w aldo OF
Hudson; superintendent, Jacob Conklin OF Taghka-
MIC; sessions, Seth Daley Of Chatham coroners, Da.
yid McAllister Of Stuyvesant, William l.. Fraleigh Of
Clermonti assembly Old district Geo. s. snyder oil
Client.
GREENE coUSTY-The Republicans Of Greene have
nominated the following ticket: For county Judge, r.
James Fitch for sheriff, George L. France; for clerk,
Simpson S. Bell; for members, First district, T.. L..
IngcrsoIl; Second, Llmsn Rsmsdelli for superntesd
epts Edward johnson, long term A. +. Jones, va
carey; for corOners, John b. Van Dyck, Amos j..
Hard, Levi King, John Dosne; for sessions H. u
McGabe. .n.u..
SARATooA.-Sherif, Philip McCumber OF Ballstoni
surrogate, Waldo NJ. Potter OF Saratoga supefih-
dent Philo r. wsterbur! of Saratoga
WAYSE.-The Republicans Of Wayne county nomi-
mated at LYONS on Saturday last the following tcke';
for Judge Leander S. Ketchum; for sheriff William
p Nottingham; for superintendent, Msitoy Ciark;
for Assembly Eastern district Harrow HYDE western,
Thomas Barnes.
RrsoNISaTIoy or CLAREsos 4. CRosBr.-The
Wbig and Republican senatorial conventions In Al
bapy county unanimously united IN the renominanon
of the Hon. Clarkson +. Crosby as the Republican
candidate for senator.
JUDICIAL NOMINATION..
Ransom Balloon, ESQ.,, of Binghsmton, has been
nominated for justice Of the Supreme court by the
Wing and Republican Judicial convention OF the
Broome Judicial district.
SENATORIAL NOMINATION.
The Wings and Republican, of the Nth senstona
district have nominated the Hon. L. +. Crosby Tor
sena
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17
FROMaRIO JANIERO.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Oct 10, 1855.
The bark Amazon has arrived here with cargo of
four thousand bags of coffee and three days later news
from Rio. Political and commercial affairs were un-
changed.
The following vessels left in port ships Janero,
from Philadelphia disohsrgng; Sparkling Sea, from
orders: Mary Dale from Valparaiso; st. james, from
Philadelphia; Parthisn, waiting orders; Roanoke,
for New.York Morning Star, waiting; brigs Meteor,
from Bangor, wating Frances Ellen, from Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17

LITERARY IsyusrIcr.-we see De Quincey's Rios-
trhe announced IN the Boston papers in press By
q new publishing house. "Kosterheim" was first
published twenty three years ago, and proved entirely
unworthy of De Quinceys genius Iwss the authors
wish that IL should not sppear in Ticknor & Co.'S
series of his works. and bis request ha. been regarded
by his American publishers. To bring it fSrvsrd now
seems az unfair Is ii would be to repubLsh the early
volume ef poems by George Bancroft, or the immature
verses Of Judge Story.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17
Eli BENJAMIN. one Of the O

SuIcTDE-Eh r.. Benlamin, one OF inc oIdest resi-
depts of this city, died in his room at the house Of Mr.
Warmer on Columbia street, about O'Clock yester-
dsy morning. From the evidence sdduced before the
cosoners jury there s no doubt that he destroyed him
seif with poison. He went home about 80 Saturday
evening and was observed to act strangely. He in
medistey went 10 his and about o'clock IN -
evening was found to be quiteill He Refused new,
wanted rest. He grew worse, lster IL the evening.
spd about ~ to <. NJ, Dr. Wells was sen' ,"t ns
refused however to take any medicine and % beng
ssied If be had taken poison gave IN .a1;s
he wa N grs. agony , asa bs died. Utica Hersd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17

A STRONG TIcKET.-The Republican ticket for Sen
ators six in Mddlesex county, Mass, presents the
names Of
GEORGE s. boutwell,, ex. Governor, DEM
ELISHA BUSTHGToN ex-Lt.G Cow Wing.
CHARLES HUDSON, ex-M G. do.
The Convention, as respects Slavery and the Terri
tories passed the resolves of the Wig State Conven-
lion last wear and of Democratic Convention in ls4s
They thought neither party could fairly object to this
We think 80 toe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17
NATIONAL CONVENTION OF COLORED MEN.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Oct. To- 300
The colored American convention commenced its
sessions In Franklin hell this ,rrDg. One hundred
delegates were present from New York, Massachusetts,
Connecticut and Pennsylvania, including forty from
the latter State. The convention permanently or
gained in the afternoon by electing Amos @. Beeman
of Connecticut presoen.. Among the vicepresidents
are George G. Nell and james w. DutNe OF New.
York Dr. Beas of Pennsy lvana and Peter A. Bell Of
Massachusetts. The secretaries are Jacob 5. Rock,
G. w. Verris and George Denter. No other business
was traDeac ed except the appointment Of commit
tee on rules.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17
SENATORIAL NOMINATIONS.

KINGSTON, n. Y, Iuesdsy, Oct. TO, 1850.
Mr.. Pierce, late DatOr iom Ulster and Green was
to-day ne minsted for reelection By acclsmation.
RoME, n. Y, Tuesday Oci. 10, 1855.
The Known othng county convention to-day NOM
mated John j. Castle for senator from this district.
SARATOGA, Tuesday, Oct. Is, 1855
The Republicans have nominated Thomas X. Hop
kins of Washington county for senator from the Xth
district and the Know Nothpes have nominsted jos
tin A. smith, aleo of Washington county, as their
candidate for the same Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17
FIRE AT Albany.

ALBANY, Tuesday Oct. 16, 1855.
fire occurred this morning in the frame buildings
the pier north of Patterns steam mill, occupied by
r H. Shreeve, agent of ths Philadelphia propslers;
Van Santvoord & Co., steam-tug agents; Allen Il
grain store. Allen & Mitchell lost everything; insured
for 81, 500 Washburn & Haleys loss is $4,000; COW
cred by insurance. The losses of Van Sadtvoord 81
Co. and X. II. Shreeve were confined to their
books &c,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17

SALE or sEGRoEs.-0n Monday last, in front OF
the COURTHOUSE OF Loudoun county four negroes were
sold at extraordinary prices negro boy fifteen years
Of age brought one thousand dollars Two negro girls
ten and twelve years of age were sold at seven nun
cred and ten dollars and six hundred dollars res pee
lively small boy about seven commanded seven
hrnoEed and seventy five dollars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17
Majority. ..................9O,4 q
n oN;oa,a aIaofad aro tho fnlI0Zinp.

mal0rty- ..'.sss'ss
The State officers elected are the following:
Gopsrnor-Salmon p. Chase.
Lieutenant Gorernor-Thomas H. Ford.
AudiLor-FraDcs NJ Wright.
ZredsHrer-Wm. III. Gibson.
Att0rney- (iener0I-Frsncis ID. kimball
Member of board public works-Alexander c. Con-
over.
Judge of Supreme court-Jacob Brnkerhsff c. c.
ConOvers.
The vote on governor, in round numbers, probably
stands about thus:
Chase (Republican). 100000
Meoil (DemOcrat recommendation 900
Trimble KNOWN otbogl.. ..-.......- $4,000
According to the indications of the official returns,
~ far az received, A. c. Conover for board ofpablc
works. will have the largest majority of any OF the
Republican candidates. 1t may reach 25, 900 or 2eOOO
The naiorities for members of the Legislature are
ssoertained in between forty and fifty Counties In
these the senators elected stand;
Republicans. .19 DEMOCRATS .
Tie members Of the house elected are:
Re,ubkcaIs .....54 Democrats ..-.i9
The Renubcap STATE central committee issue the
following circular:
CoycRArUI AroRY-The Republican State central
committee of Ohio, tender to their friends throughout
tie State and nation, their warm and cordiai con
yraiulniions on the event of the canvass now JUST
rlose-au event as glorious in its results as the tn
umph is complete. The fruits of this victory are;
Republican governor;
A Republican Acknowledgements;
Republican senate
Republican house Of representatives
Republican auditor OF State;
a Republican treasurer of State;
a Republican secretary OF State;
A Republican board Of public works;
Two Republican judges Supreme court;
A Republican attorney general;
AREPUBLICAy UNITED STATES SENATOR; ana
A REPUBLICAN PEOPLE
We feel that in such result, we are warranted IN
calling upon our friends and the friends OF Freedom
everywhere to rejoice with We regard this result
as one of the most signal civic riamphs ever achieved
n Triumph of principle over the combined power OF
sarrfv. faction and prejudice triumph, the effects
ri whe are by no means limited to the boundaries OF
cur State 1t must exert moral influence that Will
Zen for Freedom wherever 1t shall be proclaimed.
Ihe committee regard II S. proper that result SO
nuspicous of good should be marked by more than an
ordinary demonstration; and would say to their he
nnblican friends of the counties, who have so noby
cont ibuted TO this hustrious contamination, that
measures are about being taken for an appropriate
poprIAR DEMONSTRATION OF JOY, In winch every
Republican of Ohio will be cordially invited TO par
t;cipate. This Jubilee will be held at Columbus on
some day prior to LIST Of December, OF which further
notice may be expected. ...oo
By order of the Republican State central commluee'
w. Il. THRALL, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17

HAMILTON County, Ohio, (which inclades Cincn-
oatiJ gave for Governor-Chase, 4,5l6 TrtmbIe,
6,l3s; Medil, 1926. Columbus, Cleveland, and
several other cities and smart villages showed con-
siderable votes for Trimble, and heavy majortes
against Chase but the rural districts had way of
their own. So il will be in this State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17
EXPLOSION OF A STEAM TOWBOAT.
Curr.cn Tnoadau Oct l6 la5i

NHiVaUV, hueou.cy, N;' eo.,oI
The steam tug-boat Seneca, while towing vessel
through Randolph street bridge exploded her boilers
and was torn to pieces The captain (Donaldson) was
killed. VIM j. Vaughan, the engineer, is probably
mortaly wounded. c. ID. Spards, the owner OF the
boat as badly scalded and otherwise wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17

sTRIKE.-The cigar-makers of sufieid, Conn, arc
DOW 90 q strike increased We learn thn tho cigar
OF this city contemplate holding mas meeting so@e
time next week to ympsAi1s With thsr brethren 10 sssA
ana % .eud those that cannot get swsy material aid