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and the Repub'icsns probably ave but as return. =,
still incomplete, and we cannot give the positive ~
for Congreemen.
FROM WASHINGTON.

VAshiNoIoN, mopuay, Oct u lx
Mr.. Outline has appointed John S. Newton. OF Pa.
sacola, Superintendent of Construction Of III. ps,
Custom House ordered TO be constructed at thai Ma.
Half a million of dollars has been paid out Of y.
Treasury since Saturday noon on account Of Govu,.
ment expenses.
Rumor says that Judge Douglas is to be married b
a Washington belle upon his return to the city.
The Hon. Robert j. Walker has visited whes.laai
and solicited a Cabinet appointment! The Hon. Leo.
uel Dale Evans has returned 10 Washington.
W.sHiSGros, Tuesday, Oct. 81, 1856.
The entertainment given by the President las, aigh
was very brilliant affair. There were upward Of IN
invited guests present including the officers Of the Dh
triot of Columbia Regiment the members Of the Ci,;s
Committee prominent in the reception honon Of N.
President on his return to the seat of government "a
gether with the Mayor and members OF the City Cou.
ell, e1-Mayers, members of tho Cabinet hesis #
Bureaus, officers of the Army and Navy, and 9th.
public knctionaries. The Marine Band Of musie A.
livened the intervals.
Messrs. Gales and Seaton, editors Of TIE Is.ell.
gsncer, and Mr.. Nicholson, of The Usios we've Iks
wise in attendance The company embraced all c,losx
and shades of politics. The Refreshments were en-
magnificent scale. All who were present speak n
terms of euogy of the hospitality OF the President
and of the social feelings which throughout Din
vailed II was the largest gathering Of the kind at tor
White House during the present Administration.
The Commissioner OF Patents has been induced n
withdraw his resignation of that office. lie will leave
to-day on temporary visit to Iowa.
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We have official returns from fifty counties in
Pennsylvania, which indicate that the Democratic
majority will be something less than 1900 in the
whole State. Returns from Indiana show that
Willard, Dem, for Governor, has about 900 m.or
ity. The Congressional Delegation is probably
y equally divided. In Ohio the Democrats have eight
Members of Congress and the Republicans twelve,
with L. D. Campbell's District put down doubtful.
We understand that Mr.. C. is elected but the vote
is close, and bis opponent, vallandgham, will
probably contest the seat
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The prospect in Pennsylvania brightens. The
Convention at Harrisburg yesterday adopted the
electoral ticket formed at Philadelphia to unite the
entire Opposition to Buchanan. The delegates,
who were from all parts of the State were in OK
celent spirits, and the feeling of confidence in the
ability of the combined Anti-Buchanan forces to
defeat the Border Rufians was very strong.
With regard to the Union nominations for cleo
tors, we soy frankly that should have preferred
q clean Fremont ticket; and We have not doubt
that had the Republicans set u thorough State or
ganization on foot six months ago, they would now
be in a position to sweep the State. But under
the present circumstances we are not able to say
that this combination is not the wisest course to be
pursued in PENNSYLVANIA. To unite the two great
divisions of the Opposition surely offers better
chance of success than to keep their votes totally
apart Thus every FremOnter may be sure that
his suffrage will tell in favor of his principles and
his candidate with great deal more effect than
the electors were pledged to vote exclusively for
Fremont And in the final result every ballot for
Fremont will have its full weight in bis behalf.
The arrangement is thus judcious one 1t is
fair to both parties and offers an unequal advantage
to neither The citizen who withhods fron it hi
support, thereby virtually declares that be desires
the success of Buchanan.
And now, Republicans of Pennsylvania! it is
for you to redeem your State. Organize every dis
trct; bring out every voter; work untiringly till
the 4th of November, and you can elect Fremont.
Otherwise you allow Border Rufianism at home
and Fillibusterism abroad to rule and ruin the
country.
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IMPORTANT FROM PHILADELPHIA.
TO THE AMERICANS OF PENNsYLvANL

TO THE AMERICANS OF PENNSYLVANIA
There can be no denial, that we, the undersigned
have been and are both Americans and FILLMORE nsa
We have watched the progress Of the canvass WIN
profound attention. worthy Of the causo and the tines
From circumstances but recently brought to Light we
are satisfied that plans have been maturing TO HAND
over the entire American party to the Democratic plat
fom In the address of Charles Gibbons, ESQ.,, Chair
man of the Republican State Executive Committee,
he states that on the 10Th of September resolution
was passed by the American State Committee, ." In
favor of any honorable arrangement with tie friends
" of Fremont and Dayton, to defeat Mr.. Buchanan.
We have investigated this fact and find ths - re-
solution was passed. THIS YAcr HAS BEEN srgDIous-
LY CONCEALED FROM The AMERICAN PARTY on rHn
AND STATE. 1t il the time to speak plainly.
The Chairman Of our Fillmore State Committee u
not now, nor was be ever, connected with Amer.
lean parry nor DO think that we should allow even
the entire Executive Committee to stultify our cssss
nd to cOnsign us to entire defeat by Their cry 81
straight line American ticket" Mr.. SsndersOa doe.
OF believe for he says sol that the Fillmore electoral
ticket can be elected. 1t is mere question Of bow
many votts can we poll as forlorn hope. There can
DO evil suit to us BY uniting upon Onion electoral
itch ct upon national grounds. The proposition 10
form one ticket headed with Fillmore's name; and
another ticket headed with Fremonts name, and the
votes IN the College TO be cast for each candidate, ac-
corting to the lumber Of votes pOed by each ticket
Can any thing be feuer than this We are ever fi'
more men, and can express ourselves By our vote
and cur common political enemy, who stands or
platform entirely inimea to the American principles
may be defeated
We are by this means securing votes in the Electoral
College for Fillmore. where we would not have ono
without 1t. II resolves itself into question OF ute
defeat by advocating candidate 10 one mode, or Oh
obtaining FOR candidate by another mode, etair pro-
portion Of the electoi al vote Of Pennsy For our
selves. we know the responsibilities we assume, anu
We believe that our American friends throughout toS
Union will thank MS after the canvass lover. fessf-
day we should not have made such proposition To-
day we 90 because are that Teachery beng
att. urted and we not willing that or Amerssn
pa " which love love political existence
hail b. handed body for the use Of that ms
r,med Democratic party against which We have bceo
b.t1I;no .pce the org annston of tie American party
~ WASHINGTON REED JACOB A. JONES,
WILLIAM MILLWARD ALFRED COOPER
rnuS = PAINTER JAMES g. CHAMBERS
JOSEPH SHAH1Z. CHARLES READ
GFO T. THORN, SAMUEL 5. WAENsh.
O. RUSH SMITH. And many othes.
Full liz. Of naLaes VII b. pptllsksa to MORROW.
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THE OHIO CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION
CIscIsNATI. Tuesday, DC

CiscIssATI, Tuesday, Oct. 81 1856.
The Congressional vote in Ohio shows the election
Of eight Democrats and twelve Republicans. This
does not include L. d. Campbens District, as the
election of that gentleman is to be contested by Mr.
vslaudighan, his opponent on the ground of Illegal
voting.
The Democratic delegation consists of Messrs Groes.
beck Pend.eton, Wekirell, Cox, Burns, Hall, Miller
and Lawrence; ard the Republicans, Messrs. Bng-
ham, Bliss Horton, Giddings Harlan, Mott, Nichols
Letter Stanton, sherman, TOmpkins Wade, and prob
ably Campbell.
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northeastern border Of Kansas on the l4th inst
simultaneously with the Border. Rufhan successes
In Pennsyivanis and Indiana when two hundred
and City men, women and children, guilty Of the
crime Of emigratng to Kansas with the intent Of
making it Free State, were thus stopped by
deputy United States Marshal Preston" and
| "Col. Cook" at the head Of regiment of United
States dragons all acting under the orders Of Gov.
Geary, the great paci6cator Of Kansas The inmi-
grants were robbed of all their property except the
clothes they stood in, and placed under guard as
prisoners their guards having the usual orders to
shoot any who should attempt to escape. Such is
the welcome to Kansas accorded to a portion of
those whose right TO bear arms the Federal
Constitution expressly and soemnly guarantees,
and whom the Kansas. Nebraska bill protested to
leave perfectly free to form and regulate their
Gown domestic institutions, subject only to the
Federal Constitution" When were Federal
dragons made part and parcel of that Constisu-
toni
Republican reader YoHr money is paying for all
this b'ood thirsty wretcbedness; for these deputy
Darshsls these dragoons, are employed in your be-
half and paid out Of your treasury. buchanan
Democrats Fillmore Americans, the Border Rut-
fans, who rob, mangle and torture the Free-State
immigrants whenever they can catch them in po-
sition where they cannot defend themselves-toe
men who wantonly murdered in cold blood Barber
Brown, Phillips and so many Others, and who avow
their determination TO drive every persistent Free
State man out of the Territory are your brethren
and allies-tbey rejoice in the confidently antci-
psted opportunities which your triumph is to give
them to barass, outrage and slaueh ter the remain
ing Free-State settlers without restraint or fear OF
peril. For all the crimes they have committed in
Kansas during the last year, as also for much that
they attempted but lacked the courage to consum.
mate, they mean to be paid literally, as kansas
Militia and Marshas, from your earnings and
purses, and, if Buchanan should be elected, they
will be.
When the Presidential Election shall have
passed, We shall hope to find our fellow-citizens of
politics adverse to our own, willing to hear the
truth on this subject, in spite of the corrupt as
pirants and journalists who now hush their con-
sciences BY Withholding the truth so far as possible
ard distortiDg what must be published, until they
can with unabashed cOuntenances talk of "wrOngs
on both sides in Kansas. Lii is wrong to prefer
Liberty to Slavery-wrong to condemn wholesale
fraud and false voting by invaders at an important
election-wroDg to refuse allegiance to bloody, ty-
rannical acts which everybody knows to have no
other basis of legality but outrage and vainy-
wrong to seek to uphold the flag of Freedom against
all the power and craft of Western Missouri and
the Federal Administration-wrong to grow weary
of submission to every form of robbery, violence
and crime-then have the Prostate men of Kan
sas done wrong as well as suffered it-and not 9TH
eru-isA
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Nkw4lork Daau Gribm,rs
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER %, 1856.
ro rosRgsPoyDENTs

To OuR PnrEHps-subscrbeIs IN senai1s s pas
sew frequently Of the s's 70 "9S s.. t pos or
il 70 be sent Always mention the name OIL TIC "@'
No .o,o. enn be taken Of anonymous wn.s
in,e.ded insertion must b satbonested ~ tho
"a .ddress Of the wer-not necessarily Tor p1bucs
,ior but e. . guaranty Of his rood fAth-
W. ..nnot undertake rejected Communicstions
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MoRE TwEEDLI Dun AND TwEEDLE DEE.-Arti-
clcs having appeared IN The Nashre Gasee of rccent
d.,c which the editors of Tse Union ard american
Construed as offensive aud mpugning their personal
vcracy henor and integrity they published 10 their r-
xiv OF this date paragraph denunciaiory of the
editor Of The Gazette.
;ne Mr. Bilbo freely withdraws all offensive renaeks,
DENIS nny int. nioa Of giving insult or rejecting
nm her honor or integrity, and Messrs Eastman
and Huntington freely withdraw on then part the de-
nunca,ory article thst has appear.a ~ uisn paper
tween The parties they have resolved wth pleasure
~. s.Ine cordial understanding shall be perpct
uated. ,,,.,, -, ~, co-,,,@.
r. g. EASTMAN Eas Usioa Gad isericIs.
FL ~ "N''"'N''' lNsSh,ile Gazette, Oct. II
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PRE- AT OWEGO.

OwEGO, Tuesday, Oct. Il, iSoo.
A fire broke out this morning about ! O'Clock 2
Clark, Coyle Il Perry's wagon shop, destroying peg
Loss As COO Insurance. 81 800. The shop s supposed
to have caught fire from fireworks used at tho Demo
cratic procession.
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THE ExprCTEp EUROPEAN STEAMERS.

QUEBEC, tuesday, Dc. 2I-y p M
There was no sigrs of the steamer North America
at the River Du Loupe at o'clock this evening. Shs
Is now in her 18th day from Liverpool.
HALIFAX, Tuesday, Oct. 2l-ll p
The steamship Arabia, now in her llth DAY oss
rom Liverpool has not been signalled OF THIS pom sP
TO the present hour.
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FROM MEXICO

NEw-ORLEASs, Tuesday, Oct. 81, 1856
revenue cutter has arrived at Mobile bringing a.
vices from Vera Cruz to the. 9Th inst, and the City
Mexico to the 4th inst
The sale of the church property had reached Eve
millions.
There were rumors of an impending revoiu.ios,
mostly under the auspices of the clergy.
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INDIANA ELECTION.

CINCINNATI, Tuesday, Oct. q, 1856.
Returns from eighty eight counties in Indiana partly
official, are received. The Democrats claim WIZARDS
election by eco majority, while the Republicans give
him 500. The Democrats have six Congreesmen,
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DEATH OF TWO PROMINENT BOsT0NIANS

BOSTON, Tuesday, Oct II, 300
Edward d. Peters, esq., died at his residence n
Roxbury this morning.
Newell Sturtevant esq., died suddenly at his res-
depce in Bsylston street last evening.
They were both we'll known merchants OF this caty.
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To ADvERTIsERs-THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE viii go
to press tomorrow morning at an early hour. We
,ha print of this weeks issue over Us 600 copies
few more advertisements will be received If handed In
eadv to-day. Prce One Dollar a line.
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The steamers from Europe due at Quebec and
Halifax had not been heard from at 10 O'Clock last
night.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
COLFAX'S DISTRICT.

Special Dispatch to The N. Y Tribune
South BEND Ind, Tuesday, Oct, 81, 1856.
The majority in this District for the Hon. Schuyler
Colfax, is nearly eleven hundred.
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MARYLAND STATE FAIR.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Oct II 1850.
Tho exhibition of Cattle and Horses at the Far
grounds here is very large and attractive. Tho vhitsu
are numerous.
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INrRMlTIps.-We have known old men al

INfIKNI TffS.-F'V I"'. -. ,-.,i No.. ~
The ioh and other nfrlnitirs Of By tatanS WIN
AVS READY RELIEF become active, vigorous iNtS s SP
ple Let those who now have waxing sIi KS
&c from weakness of ,he joints rub themselves ~n ~.
READY RsLiyr. and you wluo longer need the sd OF
ythins eeyour legs will do thc S"S anu
carry YOU safe vl
RspwAy Il Co, No. l62 Fulton ST., Ne'S OK
Remedies sold by merchants druggists aad storeSeep
ar. eyerywhere
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WIpyx's PATENT Salamanca SAFE, will

WUUfR'S PAIENT SNIAMANDEh ohFE' WI TN
Sine Msryin's improvement TIE best Safe III she
go" serpred by the celebrated La Belle Powder Ir9o'
~ 18th very small k.yAl made under me inniedSei
lion of our Mr. SIs.Rss, who has for IA years s9pSiis.
- tks,f .nsnufartur. during which time not ae'.n
o,b oTproperty tyn Consumed In one OF nav
ms ne. t-,ted In accidental ares -
Warranted free from d. pness FOR sse " 40 v,,
eTsAsxs 4 MsRviS. Nos 20 Murray ana ito "Ne'''~
s.oondhaud SAFES OF Other makers a. Tedncca pneos
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BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT
BosTos, Tuesday, OCT ii, 1856.
The following are the foongs Of our Bank ststems2
for the past week:
C.ptaStock PSI $50 oOol Due to other Banks fs5,N
Loans and Discounts. 52S9 OOcl Deposits uoov
34S7 Circulation. ToW,W
Due from other Bis. 1882 600l
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TREES AND PLANTS. Il Co., Flush
M NJ Y offer large Of Trees and PSs
street the lawn the orchard the garden aud the green
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PIANOS AND MHLODEONS.-

TrRs modern improved Pianos and MELopkoSs are 20 %
on ,nrchs.e Tor sale on mcnthy payments secondhand Pr
snos from ESQ Melodeons from so Sl Pianos
nsd md renared polied boxed and moved The Horace
Wntsrs Pisno" says The New York Evangelist are kno.
" no.s The very best We enabled speak OF these in
With some degree confidence from personal kDowi-
- =. .f thslr az eeent tone Asd durable qudty.'
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RICH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Il LOUNSBERY,
No as broadway near prepared 10 exhibit
tb.r F,II InPoerATioSs OF ENGLsH and FRENcs CARPET
ING comprsns every description and grade fron the most
CosrtY 10 the CHEAPEST fAsRic a. .,,
F,eLIsp BxUssELs good styles and QUALIFY 81 per yard
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MrDICJSE WITHOUT PAY.

MEDICINE WITHOUT PAY.
will present box Of my Invaluable MAGNETIC SALvE
70 sny person who will call and it. For
Burns scroua and Ulcers unsurpassed b. SMITH Electro
hasnetist, Ne n Canal st., near Broadway.
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NIr-rING,s EOIICoN.-Ths Instrument bias re-

o4yed highest encomvms from he and the poie$
on for it's ch mellow and powerful tone rapid and doce
uo.t delicate sound TO the heaviest foo. IT AN AD.
nRAsLk SUBSTITUTE THE ORGAN and equally adapted
~ p,ano huso GRoyEsTEES 81 TRUsLow,
Piano Forte Warerooms No sos Broadway,
Sole Manufacturer for the United States
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CURTAIN MATERIALS AND WINDOW SHADES,

KsIrr FERGUSON No. 2ol Broadway and No. 81 Resdest
have q full and choice stock Of BRocATELLEs, SATIN DIX
LANES WoxsTED DAmAsKs, LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS
CoEnIcIs CiMPs which offered at the lowest prices
WIkOow SaApEs-Ow stock of WINDOW SHADES Is The
largest in York. and superior manufacturing fse
enable goods less than other houses we IN
vil. tie attention Of close buyers
Strangers in the city should visit ROGERs's
extensive bazaar GooDs and Toys No 4s9 Broad
v.y where every vAoy Of Fancy Articles and Toys col
.rfed forming display where equsled in the world
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edged the best and cheapest article for besuins curl
ing, preserving restoring and strengthening the
HUMAN HAIR.
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers throughout the world
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FANCY ARTICI.Rs AND Toys FOR GIFTS Al

FANNY AhIltEES hND iOfS FUN hND
PgEsEsrsThe choice selection just received rom Eu
rope IL s. RoGERsS Bazaar, No. s59 BROADWAY
These goods been selected by Mr. Rogers in aud
comprise every variety of jet Bracelets and other ornaments
Papiar hache Desks Jewel Cases Work Boxes Ladies' Rei
cue Travelling Bags &c. with the most extensive variety Of
articles China Glass Bronze Terra Gotta Paian Ware &c
Alec every article for the oiet-Comb Brushes Perfumery
30 imported and sold prices lower than befor Of
fer.d In this market H. 5. ROGERS, No. 100 Broadway.
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UrEp-he stomach is the oOmmsssrat of the physical ys
fem IL dsordered the whole body langushes but however
aec ted and may always be restored BY eou'c
of thee Irresistible Pls
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IMPORTED FRENCH tTAS Il IA TUNES anu VLUONS'
sapcrpr articles only Carce and Moderator Lamps Sanes
~ inches Paris Bronscs Candelsbss Brsck
En- with flexible tubing for Gas RaPeseed OIL
for ssle BY H. DAkDoSvILLE, No. AS Broadway.
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WAITING FLUID.

The public are invited TO Try our
lMPkovsD LIMPIp FLUID.
IL N IN all respects equal TO the best English ana een
Sss,s THApDsus DAvIDs Co
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WIGS - HAfR-DfE = NNiS.-- DAIVHhLVH
WIGS and peculiar TO their house
They are celebrated al the world for their graceful sy
ease dursbty6ttng " charm The srseet ara pes.
st I'M Me world Twelve private TOT applying his
Snons NV Sold at BArcHELoR's, No. IN Broadway.
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POLITICS IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The ~ Y. Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Ii, 1856.
Our harmonious Democratic brethren are very
subdued in their rejoicings about these days. The
leaderr crbear TO exut, and they tolerate US here
tics even, as if we were better than some of the
faithful. Tis astonishing what a modifying effect
good score exercises on the political constitution
Euperadded to these tokens, too, is another quite
as worthy Of note. They tell as not in whispers,
but with strong lungs, that unless the South stops
its clamOr and frantic exhibitions, they will stop
the supply of Democratic thews and snews on
election day. There must be no more Brooks
Affairs" and no repetition Of these late exactiow,
See how penitent Of sudden these rogues have be
come. The next move will be to Gust US orisna,
Free-sOiers and claim the paternity of Nrn.Ex.
tension on the score Of Jeiierson's ordnance.
They can 90 anything swear anything. ard swallow
anything. Such India rubber praOI.es defy all