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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-26
ROSS'S PROVIDENCE AND

Eza ROSS'S PROVIDENCE AND
ssz@Hssz WORCESTER EXPRESSLY Every Train
Packages Forwarded Notes, Drafts, and Bills collected
and paid and all orders attended to with despatch
Packages and small Gases and other Express
husinesst acted at Fail River Mansfield Attleboro'
Taunton, New Bedford, and Nantucket, Mass. Bristol
Warren, Newport, East Greenwich Kingston, Warwick
Wickfeld, Peacedale and Wakefield R. l.; and Stoning
On. Conn., OFFICE, Am. House, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-26

nDOT ASu.--b casks Extra, LIST sort, light cOlorcd
and superior quality for making soap. For sale b.,
pyA WIN 0. SWEET CO., 1855 Mainst y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-26

vUNHE undersigned having purchased tfe patent right
n OF HALLIDAY'S SELF REGULATING WIND
MILL is now ready TO contract for their erection upon
terms stated below, with the guarantee that II they do not
give entire satisfaction they may be returned after s
months test and refund the money.
by an ngenius and novel arrangement this Mill is made
70 regulate tiell so as not 10 run beyond given mum
Der Of revolutions per minute thus enabling them 10 stand
the severest gales without the risk Of being blown down
Unlike other Mills this will require Watching and after
being put in order will require only occasional oing
for months and even years. For economy in raising or
forcing water for barns and dwellings, for rrigatng or
draining lands and for Railroad purposes this Mill will be
found to surpass everything Of the Kind
These Mills were awarded the highest premiuia (silyer
Medals together with Dipomas) the late State Fairs
hold at Philadelphia and New York.
Price at Shop for Mits designed for Pumping Water
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-26

EOPpERAS.-16t tons English Coppcras In store
~ and for sale by @. 4. Il A, i. HOWE,
ST du Wo. Bank Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-26

I3AGSl BAGS ~
Flour Bags, rs ana IA. Also Meal Bags for sale at
Boston Prices, by WIN. IL. DEXTER, co.
307, Main 81.
Worcester, Aug. 2s, 1856 d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-26

The various appliances that made BRACE restore
and sustain the weaker portions of the SYSTEM most
admirably adapted to cool, strengthen and support the
organs the body under the most PROSTATE condition.
when every part of the system receives alike cordial sup
port at the same time The position occupied by this
treatment possesses advantages which cannot be surpassed
by any other mode fpractce and is bound to
merited confidence. d1y myl5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-26

GMITH'S REMEDIAL DISCOVERY
- AND CLEANSING C0MPOUND-This useful ar
tce has been used in many parts of New England for
several years for removing spots of dry paint PITCH OIL
grease and most acid stains, &C., from ladies' and Gen
smens clothing, carpets &c. giving universal satisfac
ton. 1t removes paints and white spots from windows
Furniture, &c 1t has been ascertaned by experiment 10
be Of great use when applied remedy for Burns Scads
Bruises, Cuts, Chapped Hands, Chblains Neuralgia,
Sprains Nervous Headaches, Sore Lips Animal Poison
Eryspeas, Tt ,tA Ache Ague, &C.
Full directions for each bottle will be given to the pur
chaser and warranted if directions complied
with.
D. Q ooLEsWoRTHY, Agent, So Cornhin, Boston.
BUSH & CO., Worcester.
JOSEPH SMITH, Proprietor
au21 d&w3m 9 Salem street, Charlestown, Mass.
DIR e. f. WHITMAN,
OCCULIST AND y URIST,
No. 116 COURT STREET, BOSTON.
Also,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-09-26

entirely free from poisonous substances, used to in
Vgorae the weaker organs to expel annutritive and
purid matter, during which process healthy sub
stanceis deposited commencing work of restoration in
sianty; removing humor, weakness, and disease by
gradual daily increase of the weight strength and vigor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10
+ III e LATEST NERs.
BY MAGNETIC AND PAINTING TElEeRApRs.


FrssA Washington.
SANTA ANNA BBLEvED TO BE IN WASHINGTON
CABINET MEETINGS. IN REGARD TO MExICO--THE
OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA ELECriONs--oRGANi-
ZAuvON OF TIE NEXT cONGREss-TREArY WITH
I'VE OMAHA INDIANS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Oct 0, 1855.
There aren 70 this city large delegation of Mexi-
cans who wer ciated with Santa Anna in Mexico,
and s bcliey Serene Hghness is now in this city
was informed ate this evening that the Cabinet have
Of his being here for several days; and further
more that highly important matters have been before
the Cabinet for zine, in regard the unhappy con.
dtion OF Mexico.
To-day's Union ther verbose article written by
Cushing, in which Pos. is severely handled,
and finally read out os ,Se democratic party.
Hon. T. Butler King arrived here this morning, and is
stopping at Wizards
Great excitement prevails here In the political circles,
this evening" relative to the Ohio and Pennsylvania elec
tions. Several prominent Ohio politicians consider
Meds election quite certain but concede to the fusion
lists the other State officers. The democrats are sanguine
Of carrying the legislature
Several members of the next Congress here and the
subject of organization is - great topic 1t to be
the current opinion that the fusioniss will sweep every
thing. Cullom win be the strong man for Clerk
Gen. Peter Sarpy for the last thirty years trader
among the Omaha Indians, in the Nebraska Territory,
has just concluded important treaty with the Indian
Bureau, and has left for home.
The Navy circles have been thrown into quite
element by the unexpected resuscation of Commodore
Stewards protest against the action of the Navy Board of
1876.
Washington begins to look lively Guys National is
thronged with noisy crowd of politicians
The contract to furnish material for the extension OF
the Treasury building has been awarded to Messrs.
Beales and Dxon Of Maine.
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The State Elections.
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA oct. U, 1900
The election here passed of quietly to-day. The indi
cations from few scattering returns received that
in the democratic wards OF the city the maiorties will
be largely increased if they do not overcome the Ameri
can Inajorities in the other portions.
Democratic maorities in this cty-Fourth ward, 925;
Eleventh ward, 4oS Twelfth ward 200; Sixth ward 143
The s hss Is rsrS 49,
Lancaster City-Democratic gain 619.
In York county, the entire democratic ticket is elected
by large majority.
In Cambria county the democratic candidate for sheriff
Is elected by about 800 majority.
Schuylkiu county-Whoe democratic tic ket elected.
Monroe eounty-The democratic majority is about
1900
Northamp ton county-Democratic majority, 900.
Wayne county-Ihe whole democratic ticket is elected
Luzerne county-Thomas Nicholson fusonist for Canal
Commissioner, has $50 majority in Wilkesbarre. The
vote In the county is close.
Columbia county-Ihe vote is very close. In six
townships, Thomas Nicholson has 100 majority.
Dauphin CONTEMPLATION has go majority.
In Harrisburg Middletown district, Nicholson has 10
majority
Eleven democratic members Of the Assembly and Sc
nat0r in the county elected Two wings snd two de-
mocrats are elected to the Assembly in the city.
PrTTsBuRG, Oct. 9, 1855.
Allegheny coun!yTwenty seven districts give patter-
son. DEM. for sheriff. 1850 majority; and the entire de-
m0cratic ticket is probably elected. ooo
the democrats ticket
Blair county-Gassport gives Arnold plummer for Ca
nal oo.smssi0nsr ss and HodaIyshurg &C. Altoona
Logan township, the fusion majority is $50.
OHIO.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 0, 1855.
The election passed of here to-day quietly and peace
ably. All the coffee houses in the city closed. The
democratic county ticket IL elected.
The returns, thus far received are meagre and I'M
reliable.
CLEVELAND, Oct oil p. NJ.
At this hour there is possibility Of saying than
that VIM H. MedI, democrat, for Governor, is aheai
with fair prospect Of election. The returns thus far
ceiyed are very scattering
GEORGIA.
BALTIMORE, Oct 0, 1856.
Returns from 90 counties in Georgia show 49, 1866 in
majores for Johnson (dem.) for Governor and 5237
for Andrews, (Know Nothing) Crawford's election in
the Second district democrats for Congress-
NEWARK CHARTER ELECTION.
NEWARK, Oct. Q, 1885.
Our charter election to-day has Ut been so warmly
contested usual Horace j. Pointer (whg) has been
elected Mayor over Moses nigelow, by handsome
jrity In of the wards independent Union tickets
have been elected against the wing Know Nothing capdi
date, 0ut the votes not yet counted, cannot
give the precise results The Common Council win
be decidedly whig
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10
Personal Intelligence.

Attn Smithsonian House.-Hon. y. r. Stanton. Wasbinv
ton; james ~ Holman Texas d. NJ Cohen, Bal ore. Hon
7. n. Long, Val MAJOR 2. Bowen Savannah; Rev r. Lane
Rev NJ. Strong Va.
Attbe Howard liote-Hon. j. r. Kennedy View orleana
General Prince New Jersey f. w. Bliss, Esd Cbarlcston
r. Oh Hon. j. Parber, Auburn; Capt w. Field Naptcts 1r
W. Chamberlain, Reepe; Rev. A. s. Morrall Georgia.
From savanrah IN steamship Aabarn.-Dr ] Morrel u NJ
Fos M ard lady, ] Paramore VIM Fooke w II 9rrishs
Elbnger. > Repas, X Wilder and lady Miss II NJ
WADE Mrs Wade and Eve 30 sieefage From shi WIN Penn
Mary Cole. Captains wife DR. Ronrne Thos Seden
James isham; Be'es, DeBos, Thompson Thos Gil,
more John II snow.
Pim Charleston, in steamship Maron-cap, Cos.e UsN;
W Breeze, Hammond Miss Hammond j Wnesock u Y
wnf stock, II Sweeney, u Smith, = sawyer A Cam.
bell Baker, W Boyd, II Carke r Barrett, W
Drew, AInow, and "a IN Storage,
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA oct. 0, 1885.
Stocks dun. Pennsylvania State Elves, IS Reading
s! Long Island, 1875 Morris Canal, I4,s; Pcnnsylvi-
MA Railroad, 451.
New ORLEANS Oct. s, 1855.
Cotton firm, with upward tendency Prices sitter
but not quotably higher Sales to-day 10000 bales.
Flour considerably higher. Sales at 81 62 81 s71s
Freghts-Cotton to Liverpool, 13-IGd; and 10 Havre
1&c. Tho receipts at al Southern ports up TO the
present time exceed those Of last % 900 bales
NEW ORLEANS, Oct q, 1855.
Cotton has advanced Sc The sales to-day amount.
for the last three days add up 81 900 bales Flour Il
trfc higher--saies at s. Cotton-Freights 20 LIVER
pool I'd. Sterling Exchange per cent premium
CHAMELEON, Oct. 8, 1855
6otton-1he sales today amount to 400 bales Mar
ket weak and unsettled.
RArnNoRE, Oct o, 1885,
large business has been done here during the las.
two days In -four and consethc value Of the sales being
over $4,000 145C0 bags OF Rio coffee have been sold
AZ Iozse 11c and IS 900 hbls. four On the latter
priccs advanced G5c. today City AIs Howard stree.
and Ohio tsiry quoted al IS 60
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TIE BREAD QuEsTroN-The excitement Great
ed among our operators in breadstuffs and
provisions, by The last startling news from Eu-
rope. still continues, and the prices of wheat
and flour are still upward, with preparations
for still larger shipments to Liverpool and
Havre. In this connection the news which we
expect from Europe to-day, is looked for with
far deeper interest than the details of the
storming and evacuation of Sebastopol. Here,
too, we hold the balance Of power among the
nations-gold, cotton, bread-for we have
them ALL
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why Santa Anna should keep his movezhe nts in this
country secret, we are induced 10 doubt the rumor
Our despatch from Syracuse states tina there is
little prospect of the two conventions, (he liquor
dealers and the constitutionalists,) which meet in
that city to-day, being largely attended. 1t Is be-
lieved that COL French has received answers from
most of the nominees in answer TO his circular but
keeps his own counsel.
Our returns from the elections in Pennsylvania
and Ohio yesterday are exceedingly nieagre and
unreliable.
Letters frsm Norfolk dated the sth inst, received
in Baltimore, report the continued abatement of the
yellow fever, there being only an occasional death
and but few new cases. In Portsmouth, there had
been eleven cases and four deaths during the previ
GUS three days.
Hon. Samuel D. Rubbard, Postmaster General IN
der Mr.. Fillmore, and ex-member Of Congress, died
at his residence, in Middletown, Conn, on Monday
evening.
Gen. Peter sarpy, for many years trader among
tho Omaha Indians, in Nebraska Territory, has just
concluded an important treaty with the Indian Blu
rsau at Washington.
In the Board of Ten Governors yesterday CO.
vernon Draper called attention to the gross fraud
perpetrated by contractors on the laborers en-
ployed on Backwens Island. It appears that the
city is charged 81 s7a for each laborer employed
on the island while the contractor really pays but
ST. u.s. thus securing to himself five shilings per day
on each man.
The Committee on Markets Of the Board Of Alder
men, in session yesterday, after an examination Of
the subject, announced their intention to report
against the petition of the 9Th and list regiments,
NJ. s. NJ for the exclusive use of the rooms over
Essex Market, but to recommend that the same
be used as general drill room for the First Divi-
sion.
Yesterday morning fire broke out in the paper
hanging mandatory Of Thomas Faye 4 Co., No.
l52 West Twentyninth street; the building and its
contents were destroyed. A full account Of the
affair will be found in another column.
We publish to-day the investigation Of the Coro-
in the Of Mrs. Abby E. Pease, who died un-
! der mysterious circumstances at the house of DR..
Dupret, in South Second street, Williamsburg. The
investigation is not yet concluded but will be
I tinued tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

ALLEGED ATryMpT I

ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO KILL A POLICEMAN.
Yesterday morning man named Edward Haley was
brought before Justice pearcy at the Second District Po-
lice Court, charged with having the previous night
attempted TO KIN ocer Names IL the Twenty FIRST ward
police by dschargng loaded musket at him, while tho
latter was pa'rollng his beat II appears from the evil
dence taken before the magistrate that on Monday MORN
g Haley arrested oy ocer Names for assault ana
battery and disordery conduct and that after he hsd
been reeased on ba he said he would be svepged upon
above officer and on coming up TO hun saia, NV pvs
got you; told ycu I'd Go it, AT the same time he -
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Marine Affairs.

The steamship Marion, Capt. Foster, arrived yesterday
morning from Charleston.
The steamship Alabama, Capt. schenek, also arrived
yesterday morning from Savannah Among passengers
resrs Mary Cole wife of the captain Of the ship VIM
renn; Dr. c. 7. Bourne and seaInen all of whom
were saved from the wreck Of the ship William Penn re-
Gently wrecked ON Hatteras Shoals.
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HARTFORD, Oct. o, 1855
Tho fair here Is progressing finely 1t is beautiful
day. and the amount Of products and number of animals
are immense. Those who have tho New York State
and Ohio fairs say this il superior them A very
large number OF cattle an horses here The track i
In fine order. Thursday wiz be the great day.
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UNITED STATES
AGRICULTU RAJ GETTY.
Third National Exhibition.
Pos1or, OCT. %, "a, rs, A, 1855
COMPLIMENT ARY TICKET.
Admit Mr.. BENNETT AND LADY
To all The departments and TO the banque.
MARSHALL u. WII.DER Presld nr.

WV. r. KING, Secretary.
Things to be done grand scale, and the Society
expect such reunion Of agricuturs.s and owners Of
fine horses and cattle as has been before
this country We presume that the agents steamboats,
running on the Sound will make arrangements for ex.
cursion tickets at reduced during this exhibition
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pennsyIvania Politics.

frrTsBCRG, Oct y, 1850
The Hon. Geo. Darsie publishes card in the Chronic
denying that he ever any authority to his
in the card published in the Susquehanna RepJlictn
agreeing TO the withdrawal Of Passmore williamson
for Canal Commissioner and recommending the re
puhlicans to support Thomas Nicholson,
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The Yellow Fever In VIRGINIA,


We bave Norfolk letters of yesterday, which report
continued abatement OF TIE yellow fever there being but
few new cages and only occasional DEATH About six
teen had died during the last three days most them
returned refugees On Sunday there four deaths
and three cases, and Monday were reported
1t Portsmouth there had been four deaths and eleven
during the last three DAYS. The Rev. NJ Dew
lin, u Catholic minister, was very III.
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= BOTTOM, Oct. 2, 1906.
The following The fcotings OF bank statement
for the past week.
Capital stock s32 10 900; leans and discounts s5i
l6712s; specie in banks, 4o5 due from
s6ssaoOo; dspostes, $16,l57 40 circulation, ss5ds
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MfpD1ETowS, Conn., Oct. ., 1855.
The Hon. saT1nel D. Hubbard ex.memter Of ,ngress
and late Postmaster General under President Fiaore
died at his residence IN this city last evening the eye
Of years He had been sick with spinal complaint
for time,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

Heavy READMG--The explanations Of one
Of our Wall street cotemporaries, why ne
has left the wing party to bury itself, ana has
gone ever to the abolition league and Of an
other, why he wishes to drop the Know No
things and enlist for the resurrection of the old
Simon pure wing party. Heavy and muddy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

GTIAT AGRscurIrRAL Snow N BosTos-The United
States Agricultural Society win give its thirl annual
exhibition in Boston, commencing the 23d Instant
and closing tbe 26th The exhibition viii be one OF
stock solely, and may expect 10 he finest in the
Union The premium list amounts to $l0000 The city
Of Boston has granted square Of fifty for the pur-
pose Of the exhibition. The following invitations have
been issued -
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Frost ac the south.

New ORLEANS, la, Oct. 9, 1856
ros. Is reported as having occurred In the interior
CHARLESTON, s. c., Oct. g, 1856
Ne had slight frost {the FIRST Of the season. in this
ccahty last night.
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From, Svraeuse,

TIE TWO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF FUSION BE
TWEEN THE LIQUOR DEALERS AND CONsTITu
TlONALISTS, ETC.
SYRACUSE, Oct. Q, 1856.
There asye but slight symptoms of the two conven-
lions tomo being largely attended, anything
positive be known to the course Of proceeding There
is little doubt, however, Of fusion between The liquor
dealers and constituonasts. Answers to Col Frenchs
circulars have been received from most of the nominees
but h. keeps shady about them
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UNITED STATES AanIouLruRAL SOCIETY.

. Boston, Oct. !, 1855.
Ny Dear Sri have he pleasure respectfully sol
cit tue honor Of your at the exhibition Of the United
States Agricultural Society, TO be held In Boston.
The exhibition VIII be Ct interest In ell s dernr
mens No labor expense VIII be spared 10 render
thy Of the city In which Is 10 be held and OF the nation which
the society represents. Ii will be closed with grand Agr
cultural Banquet be held tho grounds 10 which
especially invited Many Distinguished guests from lte differ
ent sections Of the Union viii be present from whom eloquent
addresses may be expected. Ladies' well as gentlemen
win participate In tho festivities.
With sentiments Of the highest respect your obedt servt,
MARSHALL y. WILDER, President
J. @. BENNETT Esq.
r Son your arrival please report yourself OF the Prcs
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The Health Of New Crieans-Mail Derangc
ment

NV VHfkANs, Oct 3, 1868.
The weather has been quite cool here for several days
past and the health of the city Is rapidly improving
The number Of deaths during the past week 49, in
GLIDING 40 from yellow fever The fever Is abating ia the
interior.
Three mails are over due from New York, latest
dates being the 18th ult.
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reach of the law, he is as clearly subject to
impeachment as Reeder himself, even had the
latter been found guilty of the charge upon
which he was officially dismissed. Will not the
Cabinet organ condescend to explain this Mis-
souri, swamp land operation? We should like
TO hear from Gen. Gushing upon the subject.
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PRESIDENT PIERCE AND THE SWAMP LAND
GRASTs.-We transfer to our columns to-day.
from the Tribune, the letter of Mr.. William
II. Taylor Cwho is, we presume respectable
and responsible NAM touching the policy of
Mr. President Pierce in reference to the swamp
lands Of the State Of Missouri According to
Mr.. Taylor's account, the President of the
United States, who is sworn to see the laws
faithfully executed, has deliberately disre-
earded the act of Congress upon these Missouri
swamp lands.
1hisis most extraordinary disclosure. COM
ing so soon as it does after the dismissal of
Governor Reeder, of Kansas because of bis
alleged speculaiions in the lands OF the half
lrced Indians Of that Territory. If II be true
that our President has overstepped the act of
Congress, and has perfected the transfer to
Missouri of large bodies of lands az swamp
lands, which are perfectly dry and above the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

WHERE IS THE PRINCE THE st. Lawrence
Democrat administration soft shelly has gone
over, bag and baggage, to the Seward and
Preston King black republican abolition league
Was not Prince John Van Buren, appointed TO
stump this same county Of ST. Lawrence, for
the Syracuse soft shell ticket and platform,
such as they are? Yes! Where is he, then
and what is he doing, to permit this open
treason?' Is he party to this surrender, or
does he consent to the damage which the late
constitutional speech of Horatio Seymour is
working in the free soil soft she'll ranks? Is
be with Preston King, or with Seymour and
Wise Oh whore is the Prince?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

TIVE CARNIVAL OF THE PeLTICIANs.-Our po-
liticians Of the city and county Of New York,
ito say nothing of the rural districts) arc now
IN the midst of an unprecedented carnival.
The numerous nocturnal city and county con-
ventions and caucuses, and meetings of demo-
cratic soft shells, hard shells and half shells, of
black republicans, and whites and reds, Of
United Americans, Allen Know Nothings,
temperance men, liquor dealers, resurrection
wings workingmen, city refermers, and what
not, promise to give us the most amusing, rat
Ting, confused, exciting and ridiculous city
and county election ever witnessed on this
island since its first settlement by the Dutch.
The canvass, meantime, has received vast
addition of point, pungency and pepper from
the pending indictments, prosecutions, and so
forth, against certain unfortunates Of our city
fathers, and from the terrible onslaught Of
Alderman Herrick against Mayor Wood. TAX
ing all these things together, the approaching
election admonishes us of Hotspur's observa-
ton to his anxious wife "We shall have crack
ed crowns and bloody noses, my darling;' and
it is with this apprehension that we beseech
all our rival candidates, parties and factions
for the public plumber, to cultivate towards
each other the virtues of mutual forbearance,
concession and christian charity Thus we
shall achieve glorious reform in the business
of election day, though we may gain nothing
in its results.