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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-25
THE CADETS OF TEMPERANCE.
S,w.YoRx. Monday. Oct. %. 1s5

NEw.YoRE, Monday, Oct. p, 1855.
To bs CaGet, J SoVtheys Seo York:
At the annual meeting of the Grand section Of the
order in this district held in this city on the evening
Of The 18th inst, the folOs1g preamble and resolutions
we've adopted:
HhesqI Their. sr. Ia the neghborhood Of twsa.y
thousand order Of Csds Of Temper
district; and whereas 10 sIpecisDt and essential
that Tbs large BODY Of ahoae be United IN tae
spnrcshrz Of Candidates for sse County snd Cy
ceer. and also members Of the Lesss;1re ThereJre ,:
Reso5ec this GaDd with the Grand sec
New York efset.sg The nouins
pee and frn sdhereuA 70 the renpersnes eszse
ESosed, That the nsuDens OF the ordes oSsea ~ ne
eouHte. OF sullivan Utter OraSse, Greene Ao4ny Seho
bare Delaware Scsrscpsdy Hsrrper. bsaiton Felton,
sasiczs Repsse. ey Columbia Du;e1ess Putnam West.
chester Roctspd Montgomsry Q1ssns Eu suffolk, and
Rcf NOR ~ heir respective .he-toSBs the eVsnine
Of yor6.y the and thefe and then
nate czzottrs cJorty 0he- and i've dele
..s. 10 Senatorial eSt convention &C noriass
hh .bsl n.s. On wednesday evening" Oc, s. II Scless
follows: No - PsteEorue Suffolk couay.
d,tret No %, city Of Brooklyn Kin cOan.y
Nc The cy Of Hudson COaubi. county, district
No Port Jervs Orange county osIie 10 10 70
meet aston UbeY comfy District No. II 10 met a. the
city of ectaAy; dct No. Y meet Troy Reasse
lse eOcJ di.STiet No IS Coah S.istss
atct No Is Can. Oh2rie NOM Iu-sry county
dis,rict No II Seboha- SchohsI,s county.
RseAeG Tbsi the cseg.,es he r.nd eo1nea sh.
tie and county q NewYork the Of 5,ecsy
Co r. n Voock No. 81 Orchard end sect
sses iUr oees fo ho-e sesdy dominated ky other
p,r,isa And ribermors be
BsssS Tss. the ;,sss1 ss.gstss ne heehJ sUpovsssd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-25

The" Straight Out Wings" claim TO have had
seventy five delegates from thirty.two Counties at
their Convention on Tuesday We dare them to
show that public meetings were called and held by
which Delegates were chosen TO this Convention
in so many as fifteen Counties or one fourth of the
whole number in the State. We dare them to
publish certificate or certificates from even so
many as twenty-five persons who attended this
Convention setting forth, on their honor as men
that they voted the Wing State Ticket at tue last
Election We dare them to give like certificate
from thirty men who attended this Convention as
Delegates that they voted for Washington Hunt as
Governor in 1850 or for Gen. Scott as President IN
1852. We dare Messrs. Il. 4. West and James
Brooks, who engineered this Convention, to accept
either or all of these challenges. Ard we especi-
ally challenge them to show how many. if any, of
these pretended Delegates voted the Wing State
Ticket last November.
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than year. to pretend now to be solcitous for thu
perpetuity and integrity of the Wing party

Our City was represented in the Brooks-Whig
State COnventon-or rather, on its published roll
by nineteen persons, all claiming to be i've
" Wings" and anxious for the perpetdi'y and
success Of the National Wing party. or these
we know one who voted for Seymour last year,
considering that a surer shot against Clark than a
vote for Ullmann another who was noisy Dem
ocrat till be last year became Hindoo, and who
is now Templar and President Of Know-Noth-
ing Courcil, and never even pretended to be a
Wig till this week. Out Of the whole nineteen
live Wings" we are confident that Governor
Clark did not receive three votes, and we doubt
that be did one.
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MASSACHUSETTS POLITICS.

BoSTOS, Wednesday, Oct -, less.
The Democrats of Suffolk county held ther rs'Inca-
tor meeting this evering IN Faneu hall, aud the "
ssmb.ee as large and enthusiastic 10. outstanding
the very isssreesble weather. The meeting was
called 70 ORDER by Francis j Parker Esq, of Bosom,
sbd addresses wee made strongly in support Of The
Democratic candidates and Union PRINCIPLES by the
Hon. John :. Wells Of Ne~. Hsmps1ire, GeR. And-r-
con Of Maine and E. c. Riddle Of Boston. mass
mse 'iDg called BY the Stae committee to De held
in The ssme place TO morrow evening.
The Democrats 10 the Nth district have cho'en the
Hon. p Hslett as their delegate TO the natond
d. mocra;ic Convention ST Cincinnati.
I Governor Gardner has appointed the Goth of No
rember as Thanksgiving day IN Massachusetts,.
The roysl nail steamship Csnada sailed from tins
port st TO day Sh Ninety 81 pss eogers for Liv
Josiah Pierce J.. OF POrtlsnG sscretsry Of legation
to g. Petersburg. She takes out $50 900 Ia specie
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The time Of the measureless iniquity OF booming
ths once free Texas to the shame and sorrow Of
Slavery When Texas was admi''eo' Z" "Ol 'I''a
party should in oil justice have been 'orued-a
narty Of all men ready to close the gulf Of Slavery
rvh;cb threatened to absorb the country. But the
countr, was not ripe for it Now the continued
ascres.ions of the sOuth-her attempt to exclude
California. except es slave State, her Fugitive
Slave law. her last cmscteric abomina'ion-all
nrose that the time is ripe for new political or
gapizston, which shall imPeratively stop Southern
aggression and denounce in terms worthy the intel
lisence of the age the accursed system Of Slavery
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WISCONSIN.

This is the last issue whereby our voice can
reach majority of our readers in Wisconsin be-
fore their Election; ard we improve it TO entreat
them to do their utmost for 'he Republican cause
and it's champions in the struggle before them
In Mr. BAsHFORD and his associates we believe
they have honest and capable men, who will faith
fully embody and exemplify their own love OF
Justice and Freedom; in Gov. Barstow and his
compeers we believe they have just such aver
saries as honest men can oppose with alacnty and
energy. Unless appearances are extremely dc
ceitfuI. Gov. Bsrstow deserves TO be ousted on
personal az well as political grounds-because ne
il corrupt and mercenary as well as because he is
. tool of the Slave Power and the Rum Power.
This Election is for State officers only, and there
is no United States Senator depending on the re-
sult. A wel-concerted effort, resulting In iuu
vote, will we most earnestly believe, insure slg
nal Republican triumph. Men of Wisconsin! the
advocates of Free Soil for Free Men look anxlousy
but confidently TO you Let them not be disap-
pointed and mortified
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Passengers.

NJ Provost and LADY g.s DoyEsr Ms Hssselti3e, Nss
Ssfee Gel Lawrence b-srer Of espshes md isy Mas
Pi,kep..i Ma IhOmps0,, Nj Warm aud scy,
NJ W,ns AID lacy NJ F2eoasE saa lady, MS rteonef
Rev Or Mghl bbursh, S, Bt.'h Mis- L:rs M Lsss Aea
ia, Mr.. Ressic, Mr. Russell and lady Nr Mar snd siy
Mrs ana Miss Era,ley, Mr. RAssIn and friend. Mrs bh-y
Mr.. Bseh.1sn, Mas Baohap.a. Mr. More ana lsfy M
L.rnb LADY AID ghteT Nj Thsck=IEy and secretary Cap
Powell susesn BlsherFicb Rev. Nj Lyel, Nj Cave .sd
lady Capt. Gursten M.s Gi6b, W.. Wgn and l.Sy, MA
Prize Nj Essfrsn .ty Ms. Essssn PsrnyEAn sad
lacv Miss Aehson. Miss Corn gel, Ma lstes Ms ho-Sdze
Mr. Luce MTI jones' Ass~rs CssEn Eo1tn rorGasn 81
ver L.zous Leeouni LseoEs, Hestn Campbell Bgeh
HsD.r C,c.idte SckvtrfI keit Mills, se~art, NisE ea
chan.a Bend SCOT Morrison, Hlrri-n, Aerr IN sPsoa
JoIes Besstt Dent Croeier. spence Rsyro d. be-lo~
Noor Dors.ss samuel 3ocsssTn. Dse1i, Revtine R'y-
nerd Sumner Nui5oss Prescott, 81 e,pie, CsGilArs
ULHe Ebb Cspcn NeC.l, brsvas. Hon.5s. Hslofos {,
S.vton Mitchell Aus.rr RotheI Morsu-. U--, Ts,ya,
Haynes GrnBen Parish whsan, Gilmore CorcaIs' koos-i
s.ou Kerca SspIE Ssre< scaUlis, L-ng, Laskey r@-
ti.on Ro.s iours WaIisee Hssg WH.in. Asis.iy Nal,
StoccArd Rcy, WAison Ch-vI-isz
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Give" WINGS IN oxosDAGA.

SYRACUSE. Monday Oct % 1888:
IpcIoeed iss call purportiDg TO be Straight Wing,
and "a Opon6aga will be published ss sympsthizn g
with the movement word In regard to the character
of the men making the shove cal msy not De out OF
rlsce. Eight Of the thirteen are known to be him
doo in good standing, four OF the otser hve are SILVER
C;rsvs ard have thrust OF he Wig party every
Fall since 1919. The fifth ia man who, by his own
showing has been kicker ont of two parties within
year | attended the meeting in answer to the call:
j. W. Patterson. mar who engineered " ne organ,
Uindoo parer here into ca isouco, was chosen chair
man and Charles Constock, brother to the lilndoo
candidate for iudge, and vice-presiden' OF the last
Hindoo meeting here, WIS secretNy. The meeting
was very harmonious, there 6eiog SIX persons pres
e,tsrd n ov were all men who voted for UllmanD last
Fail 1t is to be hoped they will make ticket aud
vote T. for none but Hindoos will suffer by It. Re
pubicanm 10 Onord sgg is sound TO the core aud the
sixth of November will ud her 60. Set her down Tor
l. OO0 msiOiity. W.
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STATE POLITICS.

A GOOD MOVEMENT IN WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
Correspondence Of The n 7. Tribune
WHITE PLAINS, Wednesday, Oct a. 1855.
The Westches,er county conventions Of the Wing
and Democratic parties called at White Plains for the
Esd Oct, met yesterdsy-the former at the Orawau-
pum house aud the latter at the Court house-and,
through the committees OF conference appointed then
and there by each respectively they nomnaed Joint
ticket for county officers which immediately rsti-
Fed By esh convention The union icketn as follows:
For suuosse-RosERT II. COILS. Dem
For eoupty cIerk-LEwIs Plat, WING.
FSr eoent, psteIWrLLi.s a ROBERTSON. (whs).
For superintendent Of the DooE-NEHraIAH Il. ADAMS,
For Iu,aes OF ,e.sors- RoBzRT D coorsE, DEM
For eO,orss-WILLIAN H LAwsEsSs' sDsG:l s;W' hvEo
The happy result. above stated has been long the
hope of the MES Of Weschester county; Of those who
want their hands unshack led-.heir souls free; and
no dark lantern regime on and around the battle
ground of White Plains and over the freenen Of old
Westchester. The Know.Nothing ticket is DOW pow
eres. and the ratification cheer yesterday was the
kDeu Of the soe.lled American plans and projects
for that county.
The WHO convention ratified unanimously The cam
ddates Of and the resolutions passed by the Repub-
can convention Of the Stste-snd on thu, resolution
the oloviug gentlemen were called out, and addressed
The convention: A. II. Wells, Harvey Kidd, John W.
Lee. Eco. of Croton Falls; - Stewart, and one or
two Others whose paues have esesped VIM. Blake
y of verplaDck Point presided over the deliberations
OF that convention to the satisfaction of ell concerned,
sne to hi, own honor. Win three dmss taree the
con, ertion Gournes tremendously and undivided to
the end. OSE OF TIE WHO DEIZGATEs.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION IN wRsTt CHESTER 90
The convention reid at the Court house, While
Plains. on Tuesday a for the purpose OF nominating
candidates for the various county Offices, was very
fully attended By delegates 70 the same, as well a. BY
ether interested partes.
The sssembIsge was called 10 order sbor. noon By
| +. LsIki, Es9., Q: sing sing, and Is motion, j.
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POLITICS IN SARATOGA COUNTY.

CEAKLToS, Monday, Oct. %, le55.
The Hards and Softs have united IN this county on
the county nominations, and formed a Joint ticket.
The Wings have all gone over to Repuollc ansm-ihe
recent sue.ch of Mr. Seward entirely settling the mat
ter, and dispacng all doubts The latter have the
strongest ticket in the field, il lie indorsed b the
Temperance party, which, last Fall, eec;ed the Judge
and Member Of Assembly.
The Gutts Perchss or HrdOos have ticket, made
Up of old political hacks and base their hopes alone on
the Catholic question. =. d. C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-25

RAILROAD ACCIDENT IL MroHGAs.-Mr. Il. X.
Wilcox Of Brooklyn called ct our Office at 1885 this
morning to ssy tia, railroad accident bad very re-
Gently occurred near Detroit, and hat biz brother, 8.
S. Wilcox, wss killed, and the corpse would be
brought BY the next train. The deceased nearly
thirty year, of age, ard caves wife and three chill
dren, who ere residDg at Brooklyn. lie was Of tho
Hru of z. II. Wilcox SOns, L. S. School Agency,
No. 2o3 Broadway. The telsgraphic dispatch an
bouncing The cad event was seat north north west Of
Deuoi'. OSs particulars Of the accident had no.
reached Us at hat hour
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PENNSYLVANIA LIQUOR LAW.

PITIsBURGH, Wednesday, Oct "a, le55.
In The fret liquor case under the new Law, VIM:
Bennett beirg the defendant the jury day re ldered
veroct Of Guilty all three coun's. GA the rend-
ton of the verdict Bennett was absent when his
bonds were declared forfeited, and process wss is
sued for bis arrest. The DEFENDANTS council moved
for an arrest of Judgment and for new trial. The
court rem arked that the defendant must be IN the
sheriffr custody until the motion ws argued. JUG
ment was then given in the case.
Traius over the Allegheny Valley railroad COM
menced running to Freeport to-day, distance OF
thirty miles.
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ct the same and place - bsfose dssfssed ss1
nominate cry ard comfy rotet sso, ssnso" ana 1sT'
tor the fsd eisy and county Of New forh
hesored That the fo~seiss preamble ara rcoooof pae
shed IN 1Hs N Y TsisUss, Ssr ProDrs Or2asl F0svs
Iscrs ,Sg Hss'O- and other PsP, friendly TO he
esnse throughout the district
In soooTdsnoe with the order 10 several eouass
will axe psoup sotsa IN eSr,los fay the plan hsrs
,peessd asa report The Of THAR Efforts e.
tc,h to tbs sf.nd secretary PRIOR to IN, til OF Nsveas
HID JOHNSON, JL, frspd 'ec No. 81 orehATdst-
Al K,ssir. q. ". p, Box No AcSs Post ohoe.
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DELAWARE AND sCHOHaRIE.

Correspondence of TLs N. 7. Tribune.
HOBART, Delaware Co., n. T., Friday Oct. ls, 1855.
The Hon. JOsEPH II. RAMSAY of La~yersville'
seobs-e county this day unsnnou'y nominated, by
oint convention Of Delaware and scbOhse the Republican
candidate for the xvIIh district and tbs platform and
ticket Of the oin syrscuSe ndorsed snd sp
proved Yours truly, r. q
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Ar. from NesYOik sth, Andrew FOseE VelOcty At Mar
settles - -
Ar from Boston sth Rsiic, Dunkirk lotA Havana a.
Apdrcsan; 18th, Orleans, - Dea -
AR ron NsE-OTssrs sth, Wurtsnburg. AZ haVfe BIB,
Levi Woodbury., 81 Liverpool -. .,
SID for EewNork oh. S- ma rom Queen IOWA lTh, hef-
NAM from Hsvre and souihsmp3n-
SD for boston Ito. EbsOn, from Dunink 49,,
SD fer Ne~-Oresns b. Baicola f.om Aberdeen ftn'
Glars Am frsr Desl, h Msrt!n Luther fem Li'sIpo d
ON r l. Gichris;, em Deal ii W. steson, from DO
SD fo- Philadelphia 7h Cs,, Broekan, from Liverpool
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIyGroN, Wednesday, Oct "a, 1888.
The United States attorney. general has decided
that it IL 70 departure from neutrality Tor citizens
TO cell To either of the oegerents guupowder arms
or other articles contr absnd of for the merchant
sbips of reutr, State to trauspor: troops military
mupi ions for either of the beigeeos such commerce
being perfectly lawful ssbject only to the chances OF
hostile capture by the opposing power.
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NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION.
Bos-,- Wednesday, Oct "a, 1855

I. Bosr,s Wednesday, Oct 81, 1855.
Rsin, rain, nothing bu. rain, all dsy long sud
tbrueh the evening The receipts st the Fair are a.
most ro'htg, snd the whole programme Is droTnei
ou,. There are six hundred cattle present, four hun
cred ard foi,y seven horses hundred and forty
sev En- sheep ard one bundled aud fly swine. The
Fair Is practically adjourned to the ssl Of the sun.
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Tke EzPress gives the following as the straight
" Whig State Central Committee :"

"Thom. MeElroy, Jas. Ki3d wD A. Rice. 3 r sre'm,n,
Jobo D. Rsihboue. Howard kins d. = LsthJp Ab1av q
Buysy W. Val Ssfok Co DAVID 4. Bohee. k-Ss fle4
A. Talrs dre J. IL Hobart Hsws, Eenry -. Gsoei. Ges p
Dear HeEry & Miles Henry Z. Cook Neic- York Jonas
Heart, Vim. {. willard, ReA1elGe, Co. John II Bo7d.
WGsh,,S,cr Co Alex. seward OReSa ca Cha :. RHODES
os,,eo Waiter Church ARegasy Co Noah 3. sprsCus
Geo B. Hubbard Ere Co SAM Wm johnson, Cli,G'ais
Co. san,ue Wofis Niagara Go
We believe every man OF these supported I'll.
mann last Fall but two or three who voted for
Seymour. Certainly not so many as FIVE of the
twenty-one supported Gov. Clark They have as
good right to be Know-Nothings as anybody else
but Is it not mean and dasardy, after having joined
hostile organization and acted with il for more
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ri. Albany Register Of the 3d. pleaded ear
nestly with the Straight Wing Convention not
to distract the opposition to the Republicans, but
70 show their hatred of Fusion and their resolu-
ton to be Wing or nothing, by voting the Know
Nothing ticket We don't exactly see the consist
eucy Of The Registers logic, but we concur
empSstcally in its conclusion. The Straight
"Wtigs" ought to vote the Hindoo ticket their
solemn obligation as KDow-NOthings absolutely
REQUIRES it, They did it last year-save that
few of them thought they could hit us more surely
by voting for Seymour. OF course, they'll vote
Know-Nothing as they did last year; but why need
they hold separate convention to say that they
will do exactly what everybody knew they would :
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REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING AT LOCKPORT.

LockPoRT, n. Y, "Wednesday, Oct. q lsj5
Republican mas meeting was held here this al
ternoon The Hon. Thomas T. Flagler was the presi-
dent and mare Ar eloquent speech in favor Of the Re
publican organizstio Arcade hall was crowded TO
OVERLOOKING The Hon. John p. Hale and Gen.
Bunce Of NJ sdison also addressed the meeting.
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taisrrsrh from Cons,sntinopie states that the
AngIo-Tuskish contir geDoy mas received ofaer 70
Iiocted 10 Sslu1la-
MEDIATION.
Ia circular addressed by the Austrian @ pvernunn
10 its representatives,, il is iutiinsed thi moath
PrReia 10 81 iterty 70 act as mediat1T ost|eea Iie
btgerent TO- ers the presen. ID Dot t4voraoe tune
for such mediation bat, in fac, the Neser FJ~es
Tnpst foIoz M The advantage esinei AID not trest
with Russia when they have CT e,e' them ITO tos
G ipes The manifesto asserts that the moe psrfeS
understanding existed bets cen Austria aaa fi"ho"'
THE WAR ~ ASIA.
Gen Mcuravief has forwarded 10 81 Petefsoerg
exert Of a successful engagement, IN which Tue Cos
sccks militia and Dragons, COMMANDED oy Lieut.
Ceu. KovalelsEi, defoa.ed deischme1f O. o-e nous
ard al. 1T hundred regular Turkish cavalry snd Que
thousand Bsshi -Bszouks. The Turks had aoou' l'u
hunc red killed.
All Pa.hs, tie commander who took part in mos OF
the lssi wsis of Turkey, was made pIisonsr' Lac
Turks Ost al their gus.
to great extremes Part OF Omer Pasta force was
pg from Be'egn to attempt to raise toe block
SIDE. TIE Turkish force now at ksrs nanee's 'eH
thoHssnd men.
The RussiaDs are repairing STeshorZ WIN tne
ercateft activity, ensrging the barracks sao ouulns
batteries &c. Further accounts nom hisa 'uousu
Hesger OF the bonbaroment state ,na' '9e h,
at the mouth Of DUO hsd suffered niue, ou' w 0'
tery of Bellen pad considerably. . .,-os =.
On the 25h of September thrse rigates ancaoreu q.
the mouth Of the river Suis and the boats cre"Sse
ire 10 rtn vessels. MI. 4.
Rear Admiral Pennand, describing the expedluen ID
the gulf Of Botbnia by one French corvette aGd lN'
Erpish steamers state: Eleven Russsn vesssi' an-
cboreo off Duran a small town the Finnish coas',
were CAPTURED also eight other small vessels max
ing TIE tunnage captured two thousand and hVe
hundred
GREAT BRITAIN.
Thursday the 10th inst, was the weekly ooerd-day
OF the BaIk of England. pro racted olscosson toox
place but 10 change made in the rate OF discouot
eeting Of the creditors Of Deltle JanvIin had
been Led and the statement Of their affairs was very
satisfactory.
The Toniteur announces, officially, thar the r. n
nress has entered the III month OF her pregnancy,
and that her health is excellent.
40 ailapce between Prince Napoleon and the Prn-
GEE. Roy al of FL gland it is stated by The Tunes cor
respondent is iumOred il political circles
DENMARK.
II il announced in one Of the Lopdon papers tnat
the Danish government has invited eli maritime
powers including the United States to meet IN COZ
erees al Copenbsgan in November, to settle the ques-
ton Of The SOUND Dues Denmark, II Ia SAID, proposes
a capitaliz alton and redemption Of the dues.
GREECE.
The ministry have resigned, owing to The RESISTANCE
of the King in refusing to bGve any Intercourse with
Cen Kalergi minister of war. The King aoceped
the designation, and a ministry has been formed
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ARREST OF A MAIL ROBBER.

CLEVELAND, Thursday Oct. "a, 1850.
Stillman ebb, post-otce clerk at Jefferson, Ohio,
was arrested yesterday for puronipg letters from the
mails.
The schooner c. Harrison, from Milwaukee, for
Buffalo wts wheat has put into this port with three
feet of water in her hold.
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Town Fair took place al Poalsasy last week,
which a correspondent epresents ~ very 6ne. Tts
Purpkins, squsshes possioes Tomatoes ac, econ 70
have been quite equal 70 those exhibition at tho
fair Of The American Institute.
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LArNcH OF THE sTEAM-FRIGATE wAB ASH.

IHILADELFHIhl ''tuHo'I1Ji ~ - =,
The steam frigste Wabash was launched In solendld
style al l2l to-day She was chrstened with Wabash
water by Miss Pennsyryanis Grice, daughter OF the
naval constructor. An immense number OF spectators
attended the launch, and there were not lees than SIX
hundred persons on board the vessel.
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BARNUM's BABY SHOW IN CINCINNATI.

Barnum's baby show in this city has turned out
crard failure. He says it was brought about by the
sxictuIes in Tie COMMERCIAL and has BROUGHT suit
az ans that paper claiming ten thousand dollars dam
ages.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-25

LIVERPOOL FRIGHT mAhhEI '-r LION , " Vue
Tinted stat. have not varied much this week but the rites
are Der sus Storage passenger eonnAae scarce Inc
nyiea ef p.sssfr to New York is sbO1t - >
FEEIsHTs- To New iork-D-si weight, IL tGni me
,coos 70 6QIS q; hardware. l. 6, eEEtns n~sre 5
FEtlsHTs-Io Boston e.cg sight - al per tun nne
,cods p hardware. y e1rtbenwne. TO-
FRsIcHT-To Phi phia-Ds sd-we sh. IL ga Y tun
Spe Goods q hsrdwsr- - -srnenwGge, q. To Baltimore
-Dese we i,bt C a. fine foods, 70 hAr1wAre y
ear Der L. To New oresn.-D-ssweiShi ls 2 tao
Ene goods IS hardware, 70 8; szrtherware, 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-25
WEATHER IN NEW-ORLEANS.

Kw.ORLEAss, Tuesday, Oct. 2s, 1855.
The weather has been very cold here to-day, and
we shall most probably be visited with frost to night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-25

LECTURERS. - Having made some mi'prnts of
names in our late article beaded i" The Lecture Sea-
SON" we have corrected them, and again insert
those which contained errors and also edd to our hat
the following which escaped Us At the time We made
that LIST.