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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-15

says the Democracy arc going 10 poll l65,oW W "''
and that b 900 votes for Fillmore viii secure Den
ocraic triumph. He to think il doubtful If the
Know -No.bings can get men who will agree to stand
the nominations, hut says he has talked with good
many Democrats who would be ready If they could see
a three cornered fight
This is followed by letter from Mr.. Boiling stating
that the Buchanan party has, to great degree if-
nshed the money to the American party 10 n'aAe 'no
canvass of the State and specifying severai sums IT.
ceived, with the names Of the donors. MI. D. cunoAeS
his statement by an offer 10 make oath 10 H.
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cor. I'D. STEVENSON on THE CALCMNlES
AGAINST COL. iEEMONT.

F,og The California chronicle N'PtI"
The following note from Co. }. d. >fNLN'"N' "lo
La, slNrvs been and It'll remains firm support al
the Democratic party, rciu-ed publication y me
GL,Le Of th. city. II is q manly Dote. Ike TOW
Foory. Col. S1EyF>soS viii not allow himself 10 ne
used in malignant Misrepresentation OF COL R1'
MONT. Tie truly gallant nan -eo1s to VIII ''c'''s
over all honorable opponent 10y any o. srac',a! IA. am
san FRANCIsoo, sept. II, lo'o'
Editor of Th> MoSnif2 Glabe. raI IN n
SIN: / have just had my sttoliios CIi'g1 70 q
psurlle recently published b. Mr. tis- r. ~ T
IN which the cha rac;tr ard conduct oil 20 u y I'.
mont tie Republican candidate vi TIE I,su.l -
mi rio.sy attacked. aid lcr ih. iruth Oh WIZ VIC
1,thor u ferr-ss he says without ihcir khONleu ~
IA uauy gentlemen ia IL STATE, myself aiiol7 '''o
number. -, t.-,,or.. No., on
al, ", at friend: a.d, let NY SeaCe I.'-t. - .U,
,,r,l info a. irdo!seut u. oi Mr. P.cSeu uo-o n'
Iandlr OF COL Ftemoi deem a PIvpI.t u sa5 '.a'
- lar a, nv p,lsoual knowledge oi,oi. 80 ,so
Nj. rout,e IA California !, Concerned. p'he-a 'u' 90
scuiri'cvs sta!tmou;s IN The Iamph. Ii VIZ i,t
o o,b,r ,ul, alton han The dseasc me SsiA' on " @
svI1r ard ifE,alc ty linn iiAoui refs ~ ASe 10 80 !;
I'D not cali for any reply be huns ~
:'. lcty 70 = lsnl let the. lie me 49, AL 81
-. I,oyol sid WILDLY Known II Ali'.i ID y va ~
NV y 'i,tniiou Of cLaf, made him. ,,.<sov
,.. ,''f-.rr, is Y 'rIrf Nov CO. 4 't4.-.'-'-
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POLITICS IN KENTUCKY.
Correspondence Of The N. Z. Tribune.

l Correspondence Of The N. T. Tribune.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct ., $50.
Ev,V day as the Presidential election draw. nsaI
the issue is becoming moro clearly defined Pro-
Slayeryism in the South is altogether stronger than
Americanism. Men from the Fillmore party are
daily corning out In favor Of Buchanan as the man
to stand BY the South. We here know what the
Cincinnati PlS,sorm means, and We know the msn
that p.rsonfes *, AL Of the more intelligent Of the
Fillmor, men noT give up this State for Bu-
chanaD. sud every Say the feeling grows stronger
that Fillmore can't carry single Southern State
ANY amount of money Is offered Oh bets for Bu-
chanaD carrying Kentucky but no takers. Those
in the South who really desire to beat Buchanan
are now looking TO Fremcnt. They have no other
hope.
As a significant fact, TT it be stated that
Humphrey Marshall the leader OF the South Apri-
cans declares puti,cy that hr would not give the
"tOss of button between Buchanan and Ere
mont" this is saying great deal for southern
Fillmore man. The Louisville Jeurnal decidedly
the ablest Fillmore paper i'll the southwest, urges
the Fillmore men of Indiana to go for the Republi-
can candidate for Governor and forthwith the
Buchanan organs down upon Tie journal
an AbolitiOnist. So we 20, and soon there will be
in the South but two parties, PrO-Slavcry men and
Disunionists as opposed 10 true National Union
Republicans. In the mean time all eyes are turned
toward Indiana and Pennsy vaDla; II they 20 against
the Buehancers the Presidential question u settled
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Nrw-YoRx, Oct. Is, 1870.

Nryy-YoRx, Oct. Is, 1870.
CrSrtrNrY: I have received your commlinca Ioh
Of the lt INST, announcing to me my noHilna'ion ~
lie ayoralty of Now-Iork, BIZ the City Convention
of tie Republican party. That 20 re'pec,epN anu u.s.
tu,Dtial body Of my lclow-citzens think NE Worn!
of that honorable po-OD, and able TO dls 'nal 4 =;
dutiG- is u souIcc Of bi-h qualification 10 me, on!
with full apurccation of the srucus nature Oh 'aoe
luti,- with some .oicude o. ~ NY ability 10 pei
all II al may be reasonably expected o. hlm VIC -
wilirg TO urdeItak" iLcm, ard &c, nj "i'hou. Ill
Of that exhibition which inci'ts TIE culeait 81 rho
bororablr men 10 show ihat they arr "orihy % l.e
confidence TCpos.d III item, that accept 'He
ten which Won have rendered me. ,,,o,, :, nv,
In s,,,pt;r tl, nomination however deem IN ni
duty to >,aio nctly to NY ieEo" cit/
h t,ked 20 2Fc me thei ,soJ f. RE extan-
zion ef Sycrv into or Free icTriory' ana P'el ,b
10 resist t. tic ucrn st, b. all l9%iI d5 nj
sccge.-urk Of The Slave Power and iet Il -
without hope that mny 80 somehh- lvi ". - tbst
80 linn Nh i or leader in the contest WIN 10,
po,ycy-I han vet feel /. bE,s,ory II eet et,
lie administrator of our munlcpai pa W. a.
lo;ics faint IL regard thu Interests o. al
above rar'y tons De raiious ard, IN NE '.Et r.
n-roin,inC + ~ Fce rpcogliZe Ne rls ms %
,Irly repr clcsa qualifications cGlhc anu s,in. -;
Tie tre,,It ,-5ta Of parties, md ue - g.
ling nhibitcd in n political az az. VIII. hav,
uroIt NJ TO cxure-- thc hope the Ih9'f WIZ -,
btuosd NE with their conhdercs WIZ eonu..' -.
csrVa,s as fsr q an concer'sd Nit ',r'rj
erd /. r.onaiitv-on public, a, on PinH,v -, IN
Wanted ty he abu-c which hso re;H s a, Oh am
tuir,r, citizen whom We hssP cnosen i'r out ~
~ .f hs,t. W, arc ncw waging ior ire.
r,tl f1l ia emulation Of tis wise exam pie,
e-y 81 stain nom all Attacks uln "htis, o,, , s', ~
treat with indh,Tenc whatever W hla
| .I-eru,tv If fts uhv a,l 81 a-a'i'' - H. ti,i a.,
T,ftr vtu my sAuowiedsmont- i'r me KIM 81 -,
c.rI.1,s mann in wl.Ch you have oHl''nSN -
,i.ie, q tie ..aueL,ial body OF when ~" a'e t.
C'.-4, ID sd, Centlcm T.. r,.,, .,-,.r,.
=. '1'' 70 p ASTnosl J. BLkhS ~ :,
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FLORIDA ELECTION

SAVANNAH, Tuesday, Oct II, 10.
Additional returns from Florida indicate that the
Democrats have carried the State by 800 majority.
BALTIMORE, Tuesdsy Oct II, 1876.
Returns from sixteen counties Of Florida show
Walker American candidate for Governor, - ahead,
majority of 394 for the Democrats. These counties
embrace oneourth Of the popular vote of the State,
and if the Americans have gained in the same proper
ton as they have done in the other counties where
they have been successful the vote must be very close
one and the result doubtful.
The Congressional vote in some counties runs ahead
and in others behind the Governors vote.
A dispatch from Charleston says that twenty coun-
ties heard from show majority Of 10 for Perry the
Democratic candidate for Governor with nine coun-
ties to hear from-amorg them Dale and Owen in
which the Americans expected TO have large major
tiles.
The Warrington Union Of this morning does no.
mention the Florida election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-15

THE RALLY oF The RIVER CoUSrus-The ar
isngcments for the Poughkecpsie Republican meeting
are such as ought to insure unprecedented gather
ing. II will be held on Thursday Of this week. Tho
Committee desire to make the celebration not only
rarty affair but holiday and festival for the entire
people of Dutchees, Ulster, and neghborng Counties.
Ouc of the chief features Of the day will be grad
csyslcae Of he farmers and Others of Duchess and
Ulster Counties This win be attractive and i'm
posing spectacle, one town alone in Outches' has
agreed TO furnish upward Of one hundred riders.
The horsemen win rendezvous at ii O'Clock OF
Manron square. The Central Committee Of the city
of New.Yoik has engaged large steamer, and prOm-
ed 10 serd two thousand frecmen; and Brooklyn and
Albany and Troy will furnish their quota also
The abovensmsd delegations from the cities will be
led by the Republican Artillery, consisting Of thirty
three soldiers Of the Mexican War; and commanded bu
The famous Capt. Farrell.
The delegations from the cities and from the Hudsoe
River counties will be received by the cavacade, and
escorted through the principal streets a the city To
Foibus Hill.
Several stands will be erected for speakers including
one stand for German speakers, and stand for singing
by various ec clubs and also for musc BY the bands.
The following Speakers have agreed to be present:
Hon. A. Burlingame, Hon. Henry Wilson, ono ot
the other positively; Hon. GaluShs A. Grow Hon.
Seth C. Hawcy, Joe. Hoxie, esq, Hon. Joseph Blunt,
j. G. Underwood, Hon. ii. b. stanton, Gen. Is. =.
Bruce Gustaye Strive, esq, DIR. Fesch, Mr. Strobe.
There will be grand display Of 6rework' in Tie eveu-
irg, az a finale TO the proceedings.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

We oondense into the following table the reports
from Pennsylvania which have reached US by tele-
graph. 1t will be understood that the majorites
indicated are on the rival State tickets where the
contrary is not indicated. The Opposition ticket
was nominated by "Ufion" Convention last
Winter, without reference TO Presidential prefer
ences, aud though the candidates upon it were all
for Fremont, they were voted for BY most Of the
Fillmore men. In Pennsylvania, however, the
"Straight Wings" "OldLine Wings" or what
ever they may be called godireetly for Buchanan.
Du,
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

BOSTON, tuesday, Oct. II, INJt.
The Republicans in the With District have nom-
gress In the With District j. II. Wright was nomi-
mated for Congress by the Democrats.
The Democratic Congressional Convention OF the
WITH District met last evening, and unanimously
nominated the Hon. Rufus Choate as their candidate
1t is doubtful whether he will accept IT, This is the
District now represented by Mr.. Comins, Republican
who has been renOmnated.
No less than nine forged checks for sums varying
from s. COO down to $780, offered at the banks III
this city yesterday; aud only for 500 the Atlas
Bank was paid, 10 which the name OF &. W. FotbISh
forged. The bold operator in every instance
ESCAPED,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-15

DEATH PROM SUrPosED YIoLEscE.-A man named
Hugh Reevey, residing in Forty fifth str eel between
Ninth and Tenth avenues, was arrested Monday
night BY the Tsenty-second Ward Polio on su'p'co1
of having caused the death Of his vii by violence.
It appears that Monday CoronerJ ILLS held an IN
quest upon deceased, and, in aeco1 dance with shs
testimony given by the husband sv erdic' o' us'en
10 ;,,,,o,erssee WAS rendered. TIL at evening Tbos.
P,rr. brother Of deceased, hsyu q heard VI her
l,n,b called at the house but adDd ttance was refused
him. and the doors were locked. He procured tho
",arce Of two officers, and ent red the bouse aud.
~ cTrmipirg the body, found marks Of violence.
Ye.tadsy, Coroner Hills held another examination.
nnd po,tmorem e1amlna'io" was made THE te'-
I'm, of Reeyey. boy went u show that on Sunday
Va, K,.yey beat lis wife in dreadful maj ner, and
,bn rev her out into the back ard sher she died
,he some night. He had also toreod hrr sleep ort
in the yerd ;hc two previous sighs. Accused vas
a., k.d rp 10 sasit further examination.
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TIE ARREST OF THE MEMBERS OF TIE
SCHIFFLER HOSE COMPANY.

THILADfLFHIf, I tsUH Y, WI TT TN'''
An indignation me, ting was held las! night on tn
Custom loute steps relative TO tho Imprisonment OF
the members OF the ShIler Hose Company, charged
with the murder of Mr. MclTtyo; 1t is .~reted~hnt,
in consequence of this aiur, heavy American vote
will be poed to-day. o,.
The he airing III the of the members of the Nii-
fer Hose Company terminated in the release from
prison of all but tn, following John English OF Bal
iimore, George W. Show, Charles Siecr, John HickS
and George Rutcr. The others were llberatei ON Civ
ing bail in $500 for their good behavior. There was
great rejoicing among the Americans on the announce
ment Of this result.
A northeast storm commenced about midnight, aui
the rain fell copiousy till about 10 O'Clock this morn
ing. Ii is still cloudy.
The 81. ction, thus far has passed OF quietly a
heavy vote is being polcd particularly in the lower
Wards Of the city.
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MEXICAN NEWS.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Oct. IT. IH.".
We have New Orleans papers of Tuesday and Wed-
ncsday of last week, by way of Havana, containing
later adyices from Mexico.
The Government had suspended operations on the
Vera Cruz Custom-llouse.
LARGE sales of confscated church property had been
made, and it was expected that the Treasury wo1id
soon be repierished.
Attempts to subvett The Government ana an attempt
tratcd. O..
An arrival at New Orleans direct from Brazos Santi-
ago confirms the defeat of Nidaurris parsans at san
Luis Potos at Men, and at Nilereal. His prospects
of success were completely destroyed.
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TNDrS TRIAL AND SCIENTIFIC 'INTELLI-
GENCE.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE EAR.

AMIEItAN iNCfll \ II @-''"'
Arope the more prominent lnVen'lHs hot ufeauy
,o,coJ "a Charles A. SchultZ's NOTWITHSTANDING. Ma
chine. exhibited in full size and ia operation lhl'
i,.rrov,mert makes each Jaw CONTINUOUS belt,
hch rrus steadily though tue stone in one direction,
.harp ?,d boirc a usual, supplies to enable the
NV 90 rite By changing tue potion OF the puleys
ov.- " IA the saws rather the endless belts OF
inn ~. otched, any require.sa nt>un OF taper may
he gi,en 70 the obeii'kT sawn.
Am Beyter's Rgdro. Steam Engine IA decided
n,,,,ty. The steam Is caployed to work pumps
rhich ia their ura discharge the water with gfea' We
l..ay INTO mail turbirs wGter-wheel, hom which
l.ner the powcI is appl.Gd to the machinery. Thr,
eltlr uah apparently roundabout process involves
uph les a.hilery ard les loss Of power and wear
u CONSEQUENCES Of flcaon than the ornaxy crank anl
coufin.. !. seens very desirable m1thod OF pro-
ducg Vs1y bigk vClOe..y, us FOR circular saw 8 e''
II rroy I'm nts csa be introduced which wall WORK
the s,ax expansive " ard prod zee stronger aii
slower a ion With saything Ike ile adnAEaS'e CON
,ny - pace weight otc., obtained IN tle Pre-e"'
construction, the Hydro steam Lnsine may go cO-
ITO general u.e for an amcs. mimi variety OF
ls..s. An en-.ne # twei:! iTc horsepo"'i - -,
b.nr constructed On tL.- sipciple 70 dn'e 'uA
factor in Pa'tnor. "a Dan &, ~.
| W Go. Tr,,.rs;tnt :. fFt ding oh-Crp, ~ a''
| ,,,,,r flo tim ,rr;pe,. show. by glass tube q
A. 80. ,xs,Jy los high Inc OIL stAn1s III 10 '''e' v'
,b /, ,,,.otue. Ins,errl as slo"iy as may b
G..,red + 20 lie .,eam chfsi ~ !ubf'so l'
| cylinder. III &. =.
tsehed 20 cDc of :re i"ie'' 'o"'f', -
tas laaict eiA : ae'Yf "ss''' ""''' ''''e' : ''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-15

Mass MEETIsG-NEw-JERsEY NOT ALL IN STOCK
TONS BnEEcHEs PocKET.-On Monday evening tho
Rocky Mountain Fremont and Dayton Club of West
Hoboken made arrangements for holding mssa meet
pg next Thursday evening, at which Gen. 81 uce Of
Madison County N. r. and Gen. Hall Of N"S.York
CITY will deliver addresses in English, and Ger
man speakers will adore the meeting in the If natvs
language. 1t is expected that the mnjorisJ Of THU
village, ard also Of the township Of North Bergen.
will lay tmphatcsly the ith Of NoveS der, Ne
MN slave States"
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TIE MliIORILTl.

NEW-YoRK, Oct. H. lSjU.
SIR: The undersigned ale committee appointed by
tLc CITY Convention of the Republican party To tender
you its nomination Mayor Of the City OF New-fork.
~ Of the vote, cast for he nominee TO that office, and
this choice wss subsequently made unanimous AMID
the hearcst expressions of confidence and amPs Gn5
W. trust that you will accept the nomihalGu anu
siorld you do 80, pledge Ourselves 10 Use an hooi
able NJ ans TO secure your election.
Yvur Obcdi'ut servants
JOHN LABOR.
EDGAR kETCNUN, $500. -
SiGISNLSD WATERMAN : on iI1'r'
DANIEL. ID. CONONfR,
JOHN 4. KENNEDY,
NJ ANTroNY J. BLETCHFR.
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CLEvELASD, Tuesday, Oct Il, 1870

The city is probably 80 Republican majority.
Cuyahoga County,, OoO Republican majority
Huron County, 10 townships-1,in Republican
majority.
sandn.,ky County : Townships Republican ma
jorty.
Columbsna County--3 townships 50? Republican
majority
Lake County, township, 73j Republican majority.
I.orane-lO townships, 1853 Republican majority.
Delaware County townships, l5s Republic IN ma.
Harden County, Township-iS Republican ma
jority.
Ross County-3 Townships-l0 Republican ma
jority.
Montgomery County-Sman Democratic majority.
Green County-Harian, Republican, for Congress,
800 majority.
Warren County, Townships-Republicsn gain
over the vote for Chase 30.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-15

IGsuor' Mor1yTUL.-A,! oupg gentleman % tb;
orce1td = dem in tie ben" Tho order We. A.
tended to II roment, sAd vben be Attempted -
swallow .hs 6Ist Oyster b. 1sh soine bard substance
h;s ucuL Wild. No too. orA and placed on he sapd
ifside i'm Acc tlc vtCIe were disposed o. he ek-
fuuVc Ne bsrd suttsnce, which he supposed 10 oe !,
tev and Dis oyt nd tat IL was large and yaaa.SS
go lsyrsosss 8eaaas@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-15

The Albany Ercning Transcript, an industr"csiy
and ably edited journal, comes to us in a new and
beautiful dress, and with such improvements in It's
"nskc-up" as to place it among the handsomeSt ~
well as most readable papers on our exchange list.
Tile transcript is published by Messrs' RookEH
BROTHERS, couple Of young men who were fed ~
printer ink in their youth, and therefore know how To
meke newspaper. Success to them and TIE
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REPUBLICAN MEETING.

EAsToN, Pa. Tuesday, Oct. II, 1876.
The Republicans held q large and enthusiastic meet
ing hero last night Senator Wilson the principal
speaker. Gov. Rceder was present and made brief
speech stating that his challenge had been accepted
By by the Democrats and that they had selected one
OF their ablest champions to meet and discuss the pend
ing political questions of the day with him. The meet
ing he said would take place at National Hall fha-
dephia on the 18th inst. The Hon Benz. b. lIalctt
is the speaker on the Democratic side.
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THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

PHILADEIFHIA, TUtSudyy VCt: II Io'U:
The House of Bishops concured today in fixing
Richmond, Virginia, as the place Of meeting for the
next Convention.
The House of Deputies concurTed in the 9TH Article
of the Constitution passed by the House of Bishops
providing for division of the dOcescs, making them
smaller.
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DISASTER TO THE DANIEL WEBSTER.

TUKI LAND, MVIIud., N'Vt' TO- 'VF''
Tie steamer Daniel Webster, in coming up from
Bangor this evening, struck ON sunkcn ROCK near
Ui},ssv Rock fifteen miles from Portland, ,taying
hole in her bottom which caused her 10 leak so badly
that she was obliged TO run into Jewel Island haE-
nor TleT I. SCcor las gone down 10 her AID.
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RrTVRN OF THE PRESIDENT.

WAsuINGToN, Tuesday, Oct. ~, INN.
The United States steam frigate Wabash arrived st
Annapolis this afternoon. The President WI! arrive
here to morrow ming at o'clock The District
Volunteer Militia and q civic procession will receive
him and escort him TO the White House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-15

Gov. II ,MrIN of Maine and he Hon. JoSii' H.
'CDplNcs of Ohio will speak for Freedom aud re-
mont
At r., gaa.f Brooue. County, n. \" On Thursday le''
ius,,rt.
~ Cort'5rdriVr. Cortland County. on Frdsy I'm
A. Nut,ich, CLcusugo County an saiu1esy, 1911
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-15

Mass MTrI,NCs NJ W. IL. Fry vii address the
following Rc,u iCun mass meetings during th.' "''A;
Tonight, Hart ord, Corn. Thursday night, Plamnelhs
y. j.; Friday night, NewaIk, n. j.
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BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMi.TT:

BOSTON, lut sudI, w. -
Tie follow lug the iootngs oi our b"hh ''a'e'o"'
for the past week: .r ,pt, st:soo,
Cpitsl Sock... Fl $50 900 Due 20 oih'i ns'A' "a
Lcsns snd D-CouEts 3: ~ ouO i,.lsl 81 40
sr.cie 3 900 Co Circulation '''
pt, from Diner BIS. 7tu1o'ri
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RETURN OF TIE L. :. SURVEYING
STEAMER ARCTIC.
HALIFAX, Tuesday, Oct. II, IL

:, Isrs Newfoundland papers report the arrival
ST hat mort on the Both ult of the | ;. surveying
steamer Arctic Captain Bergman, on her return from
her Transatlantic Sounding Expedition
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OHIO.

The Telegraph reports Buchanan majoritie' OF
81 in ILdo. Lucas Co.. snd Frtmclt mGoriV
Il :? in Sqadsskg Erie Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-15

ESrCvTNT APPoIS1Mi Commissioner "a Dceds
IN other State. Iehs Wliiteo>y, la Owe. Wis;
III HooSe~, Wsupun, Wis, David .t.id. Macon.
Ga; james u. Lawrence St. Aath2vy. N. T.; Chss.
H. 4. ~, isLahsNse, LA