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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-18

.A r GEpDE issa, 10 Bunk Place.
Rs= b, s45, hAKE 5,;s5 SHORE PACKET
extending her trips far Pascgoua Tuesday and satu
Ths splendid I low pressure packet steamer Creole VIM H
fss fs sss
Railroad the arrival at the Lake Of the cars as follows
Hf'ss
5RTGNBAE cars cars EERAX S5TBAT H2hESS HSEEHS
G G5 Tuesday and T. GED M Is Pee
NJOTTCE-TlIE SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
tons prepared take Fire, Marine and River Risks
at the usual rates, DIRECTORS.
f. E,s i HaEt; psDerre I ( & d f,sssn3st Egsnr
IT.: +; a5ssaj; n NsIjI E:,S; HsSii"; Kss5;sS
yhs yefes + bHNEaEE, S9SS FEES''sSat Tes President
JAS. EDWARDS. Secretary
New Orleans Jan. l. 1856. ia2 1y
g SLAVE DEPOT, NO. 1856 COMMON
lo 1 nndesgnea has % on haa and will keep
q N dcscTptions HOUSE and FIELD sERyANTs ETC., ETC
street he prepared transient Traders
and their Slaves on as reasonable terms be obtained in the
S Hhona I be FRIsBY M s Gonns6 ssss ssTes
Eel c. Gprfy Person G. Eieks
YoUNG NEGROES. nj Iy
NJ. TANEY, WHOLESALE DEALER IN FOR
IL eign and Domestic Malt Liquors. No 80 Grayer New
Orleans keeps constantly on hand good shipping order New
the barrel hogsead boc packed in boxes casks
purchasers. Also imports Scotch Ale and London Porter
R Prompt and particular attention paid to all orders
OFFICE OF THE MARYLAND CONSOLE
~ DATED LOTTERIES, Baltimore Maryland 10th june
S55.-CAUTION.-LOTTERY FRAuDs.-rhe Commissioner
e hs Mn{nd State Lotteries has deemed tn his duty to
mail and otherwise fraudulent Lottery Schemes and pretend to
be agents for the sale Of tickets in Lotteries which wholly
| fictitious.
The only legal Lotteries Maryland are those drawn daily
under the superntendence of the Commissioner elected by the
people of the State the constitution
| approve the schemes and attend to the drawings
All the tickets in these Lotteries and all certificates of pack
tickets have the Autographed signature r. X BRENAN
sodated Lotteries Baltimore Md. All others
information the subject Of LOTTERIES the
which they DRAWN etc. etc. will be checruy given by ad
oily F. X. BRENAN, Baltimore Nd
| G d. A. HENDERSON u CO., MAGAZINE ST.,
D. of Naehe offer for sale nt the lowest market prices
choice of GROCERIES, and invite the attention
purchasers Their stock has been carefully selected
comprises oil the articles needed for family for merchants
| in the country. : ja9 6m
DR. NEWELL's IMPROVED COTTON
~ PRFSS-The iron and casting for the improved
Cotton Press invented by Dr. Newell of Grand Gulf now
PST II Sfs PRE Stss CORN MILLS
being the SIMPLE dugabe and in every respect bes
Corn Mills in use, for sale at the agency
my22t D. IT, GILMAN, 81 Natchez street.
MISUNDERSTANDING, oTARD, DUPuY co.
Id eighth and quarter pipes Also superior article in
jal88m &C. NJ HARVEY & CO., 40 Union street.
fe2 BAREILI & CO.. 81 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-18

FIRST DISTRICT CouRT. .- James Muller, II. P.
Bien and Ann Mcconnell Saturday upon sep
arae charges of larceny and found guilty Hoake
Of larceny discharged by mol pres The following SEN
upon the arceners recently convicted VIM
Jones' two Emilio Gargo eighteen lnonths VIM Pol
lard year. Bill Willow alias George Blower years
Michael Cannon year, Edward Jones' eighteen monts-
in The penitentary John Johnson six months Prescott
six months and Frederick Loomis monhs-all the par
s prison. The election contesaon of Apente VS. Besou rel
alive the Cekship of the Third District Court fixed for
to-day.
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TENNESSEE RIVER.

VIII leave TUESDAY, 18th Feb. at 5 o'clock: P. NJ.
re- 'FOR TENNESSEE RIVER
lsEles sAne s. The and ht-draught steamer East
isasH5s3a port, W. c. HARRISON master, will leave
above for Easpor Florence and Tuscumb For freight
passage, apply on board, TO
LEWIS SNAPP & CO., 81 Front street.
The Easport will take freight Napoleon Memphis
Hickman, New Malrid Cairo, Paducah Nashville and all
way landings. felS
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S2E FOR LIVEBPOOL.-THE FAST SAIL
EFE| p,ing ship Thomas Perkins, Higgins, master,
twill meet with dispatch For freight passage, ap-
ply TO
fel6 j. H. AsHBRIDGE & CO., l90 Common st.
S5K FOR RLIVERPOOL--THE Al FAST SAIL
kFSERA-1NG British ship Lochiel Rogers, MASTER will
with immeliate dispatch For balance of freight
apply JAMES HARRISON & Co, or
J. II. ASHBRIDGE CO.,
fel4 l2Q Common street
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-10-11

FURTHER FROM KANsAs.-St Louis, Oct "A let
ter to the Republican from Gov. Geary, dated the
26th ult, says the United States troops will be sta
toned at points where troubles are anticipated du-
ring the coming election and that any interference
with the legitimate exercise of suffrage will be pun
ished with the utmost severity. Mr.. Whitfield is
the pro-slavery candidate for Congress.
A letter to the Democrat, dated the Oath, says
that the freestate prisoners had been examined be-
fore Judge Cato and committed for trial at the April
term of the court.
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!, Arre.s Of Ma..ra PRYOR and Bssss.

80 ATTeStOI Meee7S. xyyOF 0W0 0OtNs
WAsnfkaToN, Oct 7.--At an early hour this morn
ing Messrs. Bolts and Pryor and their friends cross
ed the District line into Maryland on the route tor
F. p BlAirs farm, but before any arrangements for
. fight had been made, officer Tyler Of Richmond,
assisted BY Messrs. Reese, Reynolds and Yeatmsn,
arrested both the principals and several Of their
friends. Mr.. Botts' second, F. J. Smith, escaped.
Mr.. Cheeseman, second to Ar. Prayer, was arrested
The parties were brought before ]. b. Goddard,
magistrate Of this city, who, ater consideration
or, that they would upon the departure Of thenexe
boat for Richmond place themselves under arrest in
the hands of officer Tayler, and not violate the
peace in the mean time. go -
fsEcoND DIspArcH.]
4 WASHINGTON, Oct IF. j. Smith, Mr.. Botts' No
cond, was arrested with the others Mr.. Pryor was
not arrested, but gave himself up after the rus'-
ton of his plans All the parties are now at inge
in this city. -sy.
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ELECTION, TUESDAY, 9Th NOVEMBER
Special Notice.

Tie STANDARD is conauceds icty upon tile CASH system
Al plpers are discontinued at tie expiration # tile time
far ritt they hare been raid. Subscribers u be notified,
FOUR WEEKS beors their time is out, by CROSS MARK
t;fr prJs and unless the subscription is renewed tile pa
mr. nil be discontinued. This is rule from achich there
rW no departure. JVatch for the cross mark and renew
yyqr subscription.
HttElg Standard 50 per annum, in adrance.
Sm- u .eIiy Standard 81 per do
- Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
mention the Post Office from, well the to, which
they desire the change to be made.
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Il AIEcrIoNs-Forida and Georgia held their cleo
~ p''S on Monday last, and the State elections in
sylvania, Ohio, and Indiana will take place on
ps sssuay the 18th. There is a complete fusion in
"'sylVan'a between the Fremont and Fillmore
sia Inc Democrats have to contend, therefore
On H. 00'h factions; and if they should defeat them
f., aesaay next, the result will be full of promise
'"'ae November election.
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The Independent Guards.

we learn that meeting of this spirited Company
Was held on Monday night last, and the following
Vncers were elected to fill vacancies that had &C.
cured:
LIST Lieutenant, W. G. Parker
IND w. w. White.
3rd " W. w. Smith.
4th A. DEG. Tumbro.
Ensign, 7. j. Weldon.
Srd Sergeant S. Smithers.
4th NJ Fleming
We are glad to learn that the Company is increas.
' They are altering their uniform, and when fin.
s'ea 1t will be as handsome as any in the State
In all respects, to this spirited and patriotic
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For the Standard.
Mr.. Hedrick. of the UNIVERSITY.

To THE EDITORS OF THE STANDARD: Gentlemen
l read with astonishment and great regret in your
paper Of Saturday last, what called Prof. He'd
rick's Defence" Astonishment and regret that a
man who calls himself Professor of the UNIVERSE
ty, should undervalue the reputation and interest
Of that institution to advertise himself the advo
cate of the sentiments he avows filling the station
he does. These sentiments avowed by one of the
Professors, will sink the institution-now grown to
giant sze and still increasing-unless the Trustees
forthwith expel that traitor to all Southern in
terests from the seat he now unworthly fills
He should be ordered away foul stain upon the
escutcheon Of the University, to show to the
try that the institution is sanctuary from such vile
polutons. 1t is the business of the Executive Com
mttee to act in this case and to promptly and
from the high character of tine gentlemen who COM
pose it, good result may be expected. If this man
must pratte treason, let him do it Intellectually, not
as the agent of the Trustees, as he now is
The Trustees of the University consist of sixty
gentlemen, dispersed all over the State; and they
thus dispersed that they may have wider range
by the General Assembly to manage the affairs of
that institution, out of regard for their own high
characters for learning probity, and sound discre-
ton; and the history of the University abundantly
testities to their success. And the Executive Com
mittee have full power to transact all business of the
Board of Trustees in their absence or recess Be it
said, however, as due to truth, and to the great
credit of the Trustees they have raised that nstitu
ton from poor estate to high position they have
witnessed, under their experimenting and anxious
care, the education of of the greatest men in
the nation and they daily its benefits increas
ing until it has become the great literary institution
of the South, numbering upwards of four hundred
Students sent by their friends to the guardianship
of the Trustees and Faculty. 1t is not therefore,
to be expected that the Trustees will fail to do their
duty.
My rame, if desired, will be given to Mr.. Hedrick,
who do not DIGNITY with the cancellation of Profess
sor and who as Trustee repudiate, in the begin
ming of the great harm he has set out ungratefuly
to do that instituton-hs Alma Mater.
4 TRUSTEE OF THE UNIVERSITY.
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The Cotton Cr0D.

New ORLEANS, Oct 3-The accounts from the
cotton crop continue to grow worse daily, and not
one in fifty believes in three million bales. Indeed,
there are many reliable and well informed houses
here who put the crop estimates at not over $780,
600 bales.
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PoLlmcs IN CONNECTICUT. Middleton, Conn.,, Oct
-5.-The Democrats held large meeting here yes
terday, which was addressed BY Senator Toucey.-
The main incident Of the day was the raising Of .
hickory pole with thirteen roots to represent the
thirteen original States, and thirtyone branches to
represent the American Union of the present day.
The pole was drawn into the city by one hundred
yoke of oxen.
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425 Reward.

925 Reward. q.
the a 18th hast GEx MAZE
animal making his way towards Rdgcway Depot I'M
the county of Warren and from what learn,
been hired upon the n: c: Railroad and belongs to PLUMB
K. Austin, Esq, of Warren county. Any information
paying well for trouble and expenses, &c, and the
reward for the apprehension and confinement of said
in any Jail within this State or y J5sS% g. THOMPSON
Brassfelds, Wake county, Oct. 4, 1856 ys~l,..
NOTICE.-THE UNDERsIGNED HAVING QUN..
~ IFIED as Administrator the estate Of p. R. Tom
holding receipts against said deceased as an To
come forward and hand in their receipts and take their
- : 49, ~ - i. J. ToMLINsoN Adm'r.
September %, 1885, - 1153-w3t
North Carolina Six Per Cent state Bonds.
TREAsuRr DEraRrxExr, N. c.,
SEALED PROPOSALS Will. Re REcEfvlEp
Dat this Office until o'clock, A. NJ, sth of Nov next
for the purchase the following State Bonds issued by The
State Of North Carolina 10 witt for Atlantic and
Railroad dated January lst 1885, and rum
Western North carolin. Railroad dated oc-
Interest the payable 1T days Of January and
the 100000 payable Is. days Of April and
Both classes Of Bonds will have coupons attached The
Rrincp. and interest will be payable ct the Bank Of the
them payable at the Treasury of the State.
Successful bidders upon being informed Of the accep-
lance of their bids deposte the of their bids
including the interest," to the credit of the under
sgned the Bank aforesaid or in the Bank ofthe sate j
Bank If Cape Fear, Raleigh. -a=s= =
Parties bidding will please address their letters endorsed
Proposals for n c. Stocks to the undersigned at Raj
eigh, N. G.
The bids will be opened in the presence of the Governor
Secretary and Comptroller of State and the President Of
the Bank of the State. D. w. COURTS
Public 7rsasUsr-
Raleigh, Oct 6, 1855. 92-swtd.
ID ALEIGH & CASTOR RAILROAD.-THE
IL next Annual Meeting of the Stockholders this CONF
pany will be held in the CITY Of TeiRh on Thursday the
30th inst. W. w. VASS,
Treasurer 4 Secretary
Office r. G. R. R. Co., Raleigh, Oct. 1856. 98-
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CONNECTICUT STATE FAlR-New Haven, October
4-The arrangements are nearly completed on the
State Fair grounds and entries Of horses and blood
stock are already very numerous. The best selec.
ton the State has afforded il looked for. -.
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STATE FAIR.

Messrs. Holden & Wilson: -r-
IL those who visit the Fair week, that by calling at
the store of w. H. H. S. Tucker they ind-A humid
Manss of ooSs and "na
rety of Dress Hats and Soft Hats and Caps.
w. II. 4 b. s TUCKEr.
Rale oh, Oct. g. 1856. y2-,t .
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statenent Of raxes fpr Isse.

Statement Of Taxes for 1855.
We are indebted to the attention Of Mr. Comp
troler Brooks for statement Of taxes paid into the
Public Treasury Of North Carolina for the year 1856
by the Sherifs of the several Counties as follows
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A6lifionnZ En1ei0n Neaoa

additional Foreign Nesos.
QUEBEC, Oct. THE Liverpool papers of the af-
ternoon of the Oath of September estimates the sales
of cotton that day at Is 900 bales The market was
excited and prices had advanced Lied.
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WELCOME TO THE PRESIDENT.

concord:
WELCOME TO THE PRESIDENT.
Written for the Keystone Minstrels, Newport.
AIR" Neac Engldnd."
O., welcome, welcome, home again
To neighbors, friends and kin,
We've held thee in our heart of hearts
Wherever thou hast BEEN
o, welcome to our Granite Hills,
Our bounding streams and Free
From lavish hearts and eager hands,
Our welcome comes to thee.
CHoRUs-And joyous voices send their songs
Of gladness DER the lea,
O. welcome, welcome home again!
As Germans love the Rhine,
Thy native State, thy honored State,
The Granite State is thine
Shrined in the honest yeoman's heart,
Thy memory sumbers still,
Glad welcomes greet thee home again
From every Granite HILL
CHoRus-And many heart beats joyous now
While envious tongues are still.
Then welcome to the President.
What though our noble State
Yields not the orange or the lime,
The bread fruit or the date?
We've noble hearts and daring hands,
In many mountain home,
And DER our heads, clearer sky
Has stretched its lordly dome.
CHoRUs-And true hearts welcome, welcome thee
To this our mountain home
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-10-11

SAN ANToNo AND MEXICAN GULF R. R. Coat
meeting of the Directors of this Company, held in
this CITY, on the evening of the 9Th inst, Judge I.
A. Paschal, President of the Company, rendered
his resignation, in consequence of not being able to
attend to the business incident to the Office without
relnquishng his professional pursuits: whereupon
resolution was passed complimenting the zeal,
ergy and ability with which he had discharged his
duties President and expressing regret at his retr-
ing. An election was then held, when Maj. VIM.
j. Clarke was unanimously elected President for the
balance Of the official year.
Mai. Clarke has been among US about year,
during which time he has made friends on every
side He served with distinction in the war with
Mexico, and was brevetted for gallantry and good
services at Paso de Ovejas, Puente Nacional, and
Cerro Gordo. He was for several years Comptroller
of Public Accou in the State of North Carolina,
has had the management of railroad, and is familiar
with the whole business and we doubt not will en-
Company.
We understand that Maj Clarke and our esteemed
fellow citizen, S. A. Maverick, will Immediately re-
pair to the city of New York, on business connected
with the Company.
We are informed that the prospects of the speedy
aging, and we sincerely trust, that our feow-citi-
zens will give their hearty cooperation to the enter
prising gentlemen who have charge of this great
undertaking which will exercise important an n-
uence on the future prosperity, not only of our city,
but of all Western Texas.
San Antonia Team.
WHERE ARE THEY.-A test vote was taken in my
Office on yesterday ofpersons coming in on business
and resulted as follows:
Buchanan, "a
Fillmore 10
Ls Fremont,
rs Where is FREMONT Echo answers No where. I"
Ne,o York Daily Neos.
STATE CONVENTION IN New HANPsHRE.--Man-
chester, N H., Oct A Fillmore convention was
held here yesterday, which nominated State cleo
toral ticket Erastus Brooks addressed public
meeting in the evening.
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M ARRIEOs

MARRIED. 49,:
At Cascade Rockingam Co., N c.. on the lst inst, By
by Rev, r. Lea, Dr. John G. Brodnax Of Petersburg,
Va, and Miss Mary w. Brodnax Of the former place.
At Weldon, N. e.. end inst, by John Campbell, Esq,
Mr.. j. W. Watkins formerly Of Dnwddie, to Miss Mary
A. Parkinson, formerly of Smith6eld, n Carolina
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The CODE OF "HoNoR !"-Mr. B. R. Carroll, q
friend of Judge Magrath, publishes Card in the
Charleston papers in relation to the duel in which
Mr.. Taber, of the Mercury, was killed, in which he
says " did all could, consistent with the honor
of the parties concerned to arrest the duel. made
known Judge Magrath's wishes to several of the
friends of the gentlemen engaged in the duel. and
discovered that the time, place, and circumstances
of the same, were already known throughout the
City. Magistrates knew them; conservators of the
peace knew them; and pious men, and even clergy
men, were as well acquainted with the facts as the
paties interested"
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What Is black Republicanism ?

It is present Congressional intervention to abolish
slavery in Kansas; and it aims to limit slavery here
after to the States where it exists, and to agstate
the question until the institution is rendered value
less and in the end destroyed Its banner is black
is sign of injustice rapine and murder, and carries
but sixteen stars. So far its leaders could do it.,
they have already excluded fifteen States from the
American Union So odious is it among our people,
that there not ten men in the State who will
publicly say they will vote for fremont; and SO no
Electoral ticket couldbe formed The third res
olution in the black Republican platform is follows
"Rso0ed That the constitution confers upon Congress
sovereign power the Territories of the United States
for their that the exercise of this power
it the right and the duty of Congress prohibit in
the Territories those t,0in relics 6arbarsm-
and SLAVERY"
According to black Republicanism, the people of
the South are as degraded and as base as the Nor
mons of Utah!
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The CRop OF ToBAcco-We daily in receipt
ing news relative the prospects of the panters-and
learn that the bad first reported
Pet. Dem.
Many of the planters, alarmed by the frost, cut
their tobacco at once; and this will somewhat but
not materially, reduce the CROP The probability
that the crop will turn out WELL and that prices will
begood.
Cotton and tobacco must form the main depend
ence for the farmers this year. The corn crop is
not full, neither the hay fodder crop. There is
considerable excitement in the cotton market and
the price is advancing.
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The amount in the q. S. Treasury on the LIST inst
was $23, 496, 00t 81.
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Baltimore Ezections-lS,oonn Elected Mayor-Mur-
der, Riots dc.
BALTIMORE, Oct. ga great amount of disorder
and fighting during the latter part of the day. The
fighting in the 9Th and 14th wards particularly
severe. Four men killed and twenty wounded,
among the latter were three children.
The returns coming in show that Swami, the K.
N. candidate for the lnayoralty is undoubtedly eec
ted by heavy majority. Particulars as soon as
possible
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ONsLow.-Col. L. W. Humphrey, the Democrat
-Elector for this County, is prosecuting the can
palgn with energy and ability Onslow will no douf
poll her full strength for Buchanan.
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Grand Democratic Demonstration
LANCASTER, Pa. Oct 8.-There are here $1,000
persons at the Democratic Demonstration to-day
and every thing is quite harmonious, and the cit
alive with excitement
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+ North Carolina per cent bonds sold in New
York on Thursday at 941, and Virginia per cents
at OH.
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W The communication which we publish to-
day, over the signature of GA Trustee of the Uni.
versity," is from the pen of of the oldest and
most respected Trustees of that institution.
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1st District, VIM. F. MARTIN, of Pasquotank,
End. W. j. BLOW, of Pitt.
3rd, NJ B. SMITH, of New Hanover,
4th' CASTOR II. WILDER, of Wake,
9Th S. E. WILLIAMS, of Aamance,
9Th, THOS. SETTLE, JR., of Rock ham.
7th. R. p WARING, of Mecklenburg
Sth, W. w. AVERY. OF burke.
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Welcome to the President.

The following song was sung by the Newport
Glee Club, on the arrival Of President Pierce at
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Delasoare Election,

WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. San election was bel
in this State yesterday for Inspectors and Assessor
Newcastle county gives $50 Democratic majority
Kent $50, and Sussex 500.
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EZectio,a in Timer Michi0na.

Election IN Upper MachagGn.
DETROIT, (Mch.,) Oct. 6.-An election for State
Senator and two Representatives was held in the up
per peninsular of this State the 3Oth of Septem
Der. The Democratic candidates were elected The
majority for Senator was about 1000.
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$79,5O7 40
Conneeticut NunicaDaZ Election.

C079Hect1cUt HUHEcI71uI CtecIS0H
New HAVEN, Ocr. 7.-Incomplete returns from
SO towns have been received. The Democrats have
carried forty-s and the Republicans thirty five
towns showing net gain Of nine towns for the De-
mocrats.
Hartford, Oct S.-Of one hundred and fifteen
towns heard from Buchanan has carried ifty.eight,
and Fremont fifty-fve. The net Democratic gain
over the last election is fourteen.