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THEY TREMBLE IN NEW YORK.

Tue Troy BuJKtI sAyH. ---|
Republican sddresses by the State republican commit
tee thick and fast Mexican
week. The last far, appeared in the Journal Of
last evening II filed with idle boatng and phrensed
sheks for votes to New York from the general wreck
grand bang sign OF distress that viii opy have one
effect and that to the democracy 10 greater effort,
70 secure the redemption Of the State.n
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GETTING ASHAMED OF HIM

A few OF the black-republican papers are becoming
heartily ashamed Of their inhdel champion the notorious
Burlingame Listen to the Boston Atlas;
"fhe exgences OF the time less and II they could
be satisfied by sensitive spirit shrinking agitation as
from pestilence think should support Mr. Appleton
in preference Mr. Bungsme for certain which
present have Importance and need not therefore,
reoited."
The daily union., 1856-11-01

AsTI-sLAvEnY LrcTURrs.we hear that angements
have been made for Of lectures in Bos-
ton the coming winter, and the persons who have usually
engaged the lectures have given up the idea Of another
coprse.--Bostor Tronscript.
It's generally understood says the Journal Of Com
merce) by abolitonss that the slavery question viii be
nearly settled by the middle Of November merit as to
render any further discussion supeuous for some time TO
come
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Mr.. BUCHANAY IN CoNEECrIoUT.

twas several days ago suggested by the Boston Post
that the democrats had to gain only 1900 votes in Connec-
cut in order to give that State TO Buchanan and Breck
inrdge The Springfield Argus asks: "Is not the Post
slightly mistakenH" The democratic plurality last spring
G69s, and Ingham only lacked about 300 Of ma
jory Our friends lose e6o7 votes and yet carry the
State But they will gain largely.
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The democrat who should vote Tor Fremont would lament
and be ashamed Of bis folly at no distant day.
tSPringfeid Argue.
Don't know how you are situated down in Massachu-
setts neighbor but we havn't single democrat in the
whole State Of New Hampshire that be brbed coared
driven, or wheeded into voting for John O Fremont
Not one -New Hampshire Pdtriot
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Form y,

Know all persons BY these presents saAl has released
and hereby releases the State OF Texas from all liability
claim for the Of ctAeai. evidence
be for the of s., issued by republic Of
by the authorities Of the Of
bel and redeemed the United States with hs p
visions Of Congress entitled
% Uch credtors Of the republic com
pretended Ia the act OF Congress Of September eighteen
dred ny approved the 2sh Of
Of the state of TeIas, approved the let Of ebrusy 1855
A. witness hand and seal, =
oo-dnlsuan
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTE-
pIES OF MARYLAND.

The following draws of MAand Conso
dated Losy for the benefit Of Carroll county, se drawr
October 90 1855
Al co 10 80 so % IS 2 Al 80 ca
The following numbers the Patapsco Institute
Lottery class A, drawn October 81 1850
SO ca % 46 81 2s 40 IL l3 90 GO
R. FRANCE \ Co., masssers.
.. u. McPulrL, Commissioner.
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THE RESULT IN OHIO.

week ago the republicans claimed that they had
RED Ohio BY from 10000 to $4,000. The official and un-
Official returns reduce the majority the democrats to
10000 and show that tho republicans are in actual mi
nohg there Of 1000 the Fillmore ticket having received
about $4,000 votes
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Form "A.

Know hl persons by these presents that has released,
and the United States OF America from
liability caim for the Of cercae evidence
number - for the sum OF - issnrd by the late republic OF
Texas the au1res the Tsxss
be the United the
provisions Of Congress- entitled An provided
ffuch creditors o the late republic of Texas
pretended the act Of Congress Of September nine
approved February, aet
Of Texas approved the LIST February, 1855
As wilness hand aud seal.
The daily union., 1856-11-01

THE BLAsPHEMY OF BLACK REPUBaIoANIsM.
In the New York Independent (Honry Ward Beechers
paPe Of last week there published what purpor TO
original Fremont and Kansas hymn in which the fol-
lowing basphemous appears
" The Lord of all has told us,
Whatever good we do
To the poorest and the mesnest one,
He knows and feels II too.
Think that His eye is DER you;
Let not your faith grow dim
For The vote you cast for Freedom
ls a you CAST HIMf'
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Ii " TEL Il G IL A II II.
Duel IN Tirginia.

RIoHMoNp, Nov. IA duel was fought this morning ip
the country opposite this city between Roger A. Pryor.
of the editors of the Enquirer and Dr. Fnney, the State
senator from Accomac district DR.. Fnney wounded
the first fire. and the difficulty then adjusted by the
friends of the parties.
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Steamboat Accidcnt.-Loss of Life.

New YoRK, Nov. The steamer Bay State hence for
Fall River when off Huntington light last night breke her
walking beam and blew off her cylinder head daughter
of Mr. Blanchard of Brooklyn, killed. and two othor per-
slightly scaded. The Worcester took the
passengers to Norwich.
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Canadian Grand Trunk Po;I,,o,

ToRoHTo Oct. 3l.-The Grand Trunk Railway was opep-
ed on Tuesday for traffic along its entire loDgth from Que
bee to Sraord The trains passed from Toronto to Mon
treal in only fourteen hours
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A Snoio Storm.

ROCHESTER, IN. Y.,) Oct. Sit commenced showing
here last night and still continues The weather is very
cold.
HoRsELLsvLLE, On. Y.,) Oct. 3l.-Snow fell heTe and
at Emra last night to the depth of half inch The
weather is very cold.
oswEoo, IN. Y.,l Oct SIT commenced showing here
at o'clock, and it is nearly foot deep.
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Cf-Church of the Ascension. (Pro..s,ant n,..,
street. between Ninth and Tep,h Fev Henry sIansy
sunday services nj ~, sk n m roy ocus ~
4 the sexton, Al the church, - -
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lNOPAHINERsIIP.-t have this day associated with IN
the lumber and coal bus w. O. Purdy
a times b. kept hand full of lumber
Her ReI the busn will be carried uslui under
Of lno. Purdy n Son.
JNO. PURDY
Al persons indebted The late firm requested Vpd
tie a an early period. j.. r.
Nov l-eodmt
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Department,

October 90, 1855.
The tive for o7sninE the proposals received department. for
the construction of The house Galveston Texas
hereby postponed Monday, third day November at one
s'clcct JAMES GUTHRIE, -
ssertny Of the Treasury
oct5)-da tTnt. A str1
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JACOB REED,
Manufacturfrtf

ARMY AND NAVY CLOTHING,
No 10 south Finh street, Philadelphia.
qualities military fancy cloths constantly on
hnnd, and for sale Al the lowest pces.
Oct 1s-d6mt
The daily union., 1856-11-01

AgsiStAntsprgeon Archibald Turner United States ar.
my resigned his commission yesterday
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NORTH American Review for October.
~ naIPeTS Magazine for November.
odA FRANCE TAYLOR
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ONE OF THE FREMoNTs ABOUT LEAVING FOR EU-
ROPE

ONE OF THE FREMoNTS ABOUT LEAVING FOR EU-
1t will be from the suboined letter that there will
only be twenty Fremons in the field Tuesday next
the twenty-frs Fremont-John H. Fremont of New York
must have left in the Liverpool steamer which sailed om
that city this morning:
New YORK, Oct 20.
To the Editors Of the NetO York Express:
GEsrLEars have been informed by friend that you
have recently stated in your paper that have been pork
merchant in Canada doing large wholesale business and
also that Roman Catholic.
In regard to the first charge have been engaged
In said business regularly disposed of consignment
of hundred barrels Of pork for friend of mine
whilst resident of Montreal, and this fact may have
given rise said report formerly in the y. g. army,
but more recently have been in California engaged
dealer in gold dust-not Mariposa.
Az the second charge, beg leave to inerpose fiat
tradieon inasmueh not noV, haVs been and
nerer intend 70 BE- a Roman Catholic must entreat
you Mesrs Editors to omit from your presidential
candidates this canvass do not intend to take part
interest myself in the matter. shall sail for Europe per
next steamer, hence the proprety Of this request.
hope matter of justice to me, you will give thess
few lines place in your next edition.
Very respectfully,
JOHN II. FREMONT.
The daily union., 1856-11-01

COTTAGE CHANGER Furniture, Gas Fixtures, Gilt
frame mirrors lc-This day receiving beautiful
congs chamber urniiute embracing variety OF pat
t0Tns, which will s'H very cheap
Aso from tho factory of Cornelius Baker hsndsome cneo
u chandeliers, pcudan brackets WHICH viii sell
the manufacturers retail prices
Also hno of mantel p, git frame mir.
Togsthrf with extensive cabinet urnur. npd
articles generally, will sell a. low a. tbrY
he bought in out Of Washington.
q, w. BoTELER,
Nov l-to5ht Iron Han.
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SUCCESSFUL DEBUT OF TWO 0LERGYMEN AT TIE
ITALIAN OPERA HnuRE NEW YORK.

ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE, NEW YORK.
1t will be recoeced BY many of our readers that about
month ago the New York Academy Of Music was sudden
y closed for operac performances by startngy STRAIT
egc the part Of the invincibe and ubiqui
tous Max Marezsk Since then ID has been occasionally
opened for the performances OF the negrowor
shippers ntespersed with such interudes as descens from
the pulpit TO the sage-from Gods house to the play
house In accordance with previous announcement the
Reverend Dr. Oheeyer and the Reverend DR.. Thompson
made their first appearance the stage OF the Academy
Thursday evening last "or night only under the
able direction Of Manager Bryant OF the New York Eve
ming Post in the characters OF Kansas shrekers Al
though quite up the mark of such performers
as Reverend Henry Ward Beecher and Reverend Autone
Brown Blackwell their debut may be regarded emneny
successful With little more practice, little more
knowledge OF stage effect and with the necessary acoustic
information by which loud and wellsustaned shrieks
have seldom failed reach and empty the pockets OF
blaorepubioan audience of old ladies and old gentlemen
we would be willing guaranty to these reverend actors
numerous and profitable engagements in the rifle churches
of New York and New England.
The of Kansasshrieking is easily acquired and is
far profitable than preaching One thousand dollars
per regarded very liberal salary for coun-
dollars per annum Although much has been said and
written about the high salaries of the city clergy, we
question much if there is clergyman in the United States
whose regular salary up to five thousand year
How utterly Insignificant do these sums appear when COM
pared with the princely receipts of star performer in
Kansas shriekng II has been repeatedly stated and the
statement yet remains uncontadicted, that Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher receives four hundred dollars night for his
shrieks whether prepared unprepared If we except
Fanny Ellser Jenny Lind Grs, and Ole Bull this is
better pay than received in this country by any
singer actor dancer fiddler foreign native born For
rest who stands the head of his profession unable to
command more than half that The exquisite Le
grange whose delicious voice still fingers in the grateful
recollection of her Washington admirers would be willing
give MARBLES for shrek from years end to years end
for one hundred dollars nght-just onefourth of Par
son Beechers pay.
Four hundred dollars night for advocating resistance
to the divine law and the law Of the land Four hundred
dollars night for counselling murder and treason The
inde Paine reapsd pecuniary benefits from his assaults
upon Christianity The price of Arnods treason was only
generals commission in the British army. More fortu
Beecher His blasphemous teachings and traorous
counsels paid for the rate of hundred and
thousand dollars per annun!
We are not surprised that such fahless shepherds
Rev. Dr. Cheever and Rev. Dr. Thompson have left the pull
pit appear upon the stage of theatre in the profitable
characters of Kansas-shriekers.
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o. MasonicThs annual communication Grand Ledge
of lAe District of Couhi will be holden Hail. corner
and 9h streets Tuesday November Al O'Clock
p. m.
The officers Lodge are requested 10 be
pencunl their attendance Affiliated Master Masons m rood
standing hafernAly invited % be present.
BY Older Of the NJ. w CT. Master
GEO. c. WHITING
Oct 3l-dat Or SECRETARY
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oondition Of he Schooner John p HoI,


OswEGo, IN. Y.,) Nov. lSeveral attempts were made
yesterday afternoon to get of the of e schooner
p Hale, but owing to the heavy sea could not h.
launched The crew in ho cabin Of the vessel and "
ing nearly mile from shore
lsEcoSD DESPATCH
OswEGo Nov 1.-The storm has abated and the crew of
the schooner John r. Hale has been The vessel
badly damaged and the OF wheat soaked with water
She is fully insured
Railroad Aeeident.-Loss Of LIe.
EkMtRA, On. Y.,l Nov. 1.-The Philadelphia Express
train Of the Willamsport and Elmira railroad the
track Crescent killing Thomas Fisk the baggage
ter and badly njurng the mail agent and several pasen
gers. The express car caught fire and burnt.
ashore.
NEW YoRR, Nov. l.-The schooner Sultan went ashore
last night below Fort Ontario with a cargo Of wheat.
Departure for Europe.
NEw YoRK, Nov. The steamer Hermann, for South.
ampton and Bremen sailed at to-day with upwards
$500 900 in specie.
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THANKSGIVING DAY-Three more States-0hio North
Carolina and Mississpphave selected the goth day of
November day of general thanksgiving. The gov
of Delaware appears has designated the 3th
as has been stated any other day, yet The gov
of Massachusetts, has named the 9Th proximo for
this purpose Appointments have yet to be made in six
teen States.
The daily union., 1856-11-01

ErPoRTs-The total value of the foreign export from
the port of Baltimore for the past week is stated be
$445O6d Included in these exports l0562 barrels OF
four 355c4 bushels of wheat 72 barrels of corn meal
42l8 bushels Of corn and 2SlO hogsheads of tobacco
The daily union., 1856-11-01

NEw1PAPEas TTALY.-Tbsre appear at present in all
Italy ali newspapers: partly political partly scientific and
artistic They distributed the peninsula in The
following way s5 appear iu Lombardy, 81 in Sardinia,
in Parma and Modena 80 in Tuscany 80 in the Papa do
minions and 50 in the kingdom Of both Scilies.
The daily union., 1856-11-01

r. @. Morsel esq, of this city, has been appointed
the Secretary of the Treasury superintendent of constru
on for the custom-house to be erected in Alexandra
Virginia.
The daily union., 1856-11-01

REcurTs oF BREApsrUFFa-The receipts OF breadstuts
from the interior yesterday sys the New York Courier
and Eoqurer Of yesterday per North river and canal
boats large Including 266lO barrels -four 600
bushels wheat and 10000 DO corn The arrivals Of -four
are considerably the increase The receipts Of produce
until the close Of the canal win probably exceed those Of
any previous fall.
The daily union., 1856-11-01

NEW YoRR, Nov. l.-The schooner Sultan went ashore
last night below Fort Ontario with a cargo Of wheat
The daily union., 1856-11-01

ConHRcub-Tbe private letters from London says
the New York Journal Of Commeroe) that the refusal
Of the Bank Of England lend stocks arose from the
discovery that the drain OF specie was carried on In part
through funds obtained from this source. The regular
trade OF London Is free from embarrassment and the
srnpsncy chiefly affects the spectators In Paris is
well known that the merchants have not been In the habit
Of relying upon the Bank the In great
commercial centres The French merchants generally De.
pend far less upon borrowed than those Of other
countries In western Europe
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RICHMOND WING.
NEWS by TELEGRAPH.
PROCrrDINCs OF CONGRESS.

PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
wAsursoros. August 5.-The Senate passed House
bill providing Tor running the boundary line between
Washington Territory and the British possessions
Me- Seward presented the petition OF Robinson and 9TH
ers nov confined in Kansas on charge Of treason, ask
Ing Tor relief Referred to the Judiciary committee.
-Four bills Tor the improvement OF rivers and harbo's
were considered and passed.
The Senate then adjourned.
The House considered bills relating to the District o
Coiumbi. and passed a bill enarging the rights and
powers OF the Alexandria Canal company, asserting to
the act Of the Virginia Legislature amending the charter
thereof IL authorizes the company lease sell water
privileges along the line OF the canal.
The House went Into committee Of the whole on the
Legislative Judicial and Executive appropriation bill
Mr. Grow moved strike the salaries of the Judges
and Secretary Of Kansas.
Mr.. Sherman offered amendment providing that no
part the for the territory shall be expended uht
the release Of under there for treason and other
alleged political offences This ected by MAORI
ty oil six and the being taken on Mr.. Grows amend
ment tina, also rejected.
Mr. Dunn offered a proviso that part OF this money
shall be drawn until bill is passed and approved by
the President for the paci6caon OF the troubles in Kan
sas which shall contain the slavery restriction regarding
counted.
The bill was also amended, motion of Mr.. Grow, so
as to provide that no money shall be paid until the pend
dismissed.
Tue clause providing for compensation and mileage tor
members Of the Legislative Assembly, officers and clerk.
asd contingent expenses amounting to $4,000, Was
stricken out
,;iir ,l,rE
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rUNHE sUBscRIBEs constantly receiving supplies n
II Drugs Chemicals, &c which he <Tz
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TUNHIs delightful Watering place for the reception
vstcrs. IL situated the line " the countries Of Roanoke
and Botetour surrounded by mountains aud ia Of m
beautiful picturesque and fertile portions Of Vrgna and mms
diAtsy the line o the NHgna aud Tennessee Rail Road
the road itself and about half mile from
depot hours Richmond aud Petersburg
~ hours from Lynchbug.
leaving City Point Petersburg Richmond
Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road At Lynchburg
depot about o'clock r. NJ, day
Omnibus Sc. wii them aud
White Black Sulphur Springs whose Curative
Properties be as by Of who have been
~ relieved using the The reputation Of rsa
having cured afflicted With
CHRONIC AND OTHER DfsEAskS.
They surpassed by mineral 10 Virginia Tor s
Dyspepsia various forms, Affections n The LIVER
aud Bladder General Debility, especially o. the Nervous
kinds Of Cutauesus and other diseases the
~ the diseases peculiar "a Females.
They gently purgsve durec With strong determine.
uon icw certificates of the that might
nlslcd given below.
THE BUILDINGS spacious entire
~ consisting of Hotels, Cottages, &C. aforng sccommodt
lions equal found tie 81 Virginia
~ M hotels cities The Bedding unusually good
Hair Mattresses throughout The estab hm,utas 90 a which
aud judy Tor themselve No pan,
have spared oba the best Servants, and the
perenced aud qualified Assistants Tor department ~ 40,
establishment The conh1cd 90 j. 4 EF
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rHE TABLE VII h. found equal 20 any n The mountains, e "a
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