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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27
BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL,

The Common Council held q regular meeting last
evt ming the President in the chair. The following
uricafon D relation to the poor Of this city
presented flom Mayor Powell:
MAYORS OFFICE CITY HALL Oct. 26, 1857.
To the Hon the Common Connect
GENTLEMEN: The present disastrous safe Of the times and
the financial difficulties that out Ct them have
aware already caused tDe Of many Of
and fact branch OF trade has been more or ess para
yzed from the and in reef thou
denly been deprived Of mpoyment with bu. s i'm mediate
prospect Of resumption OF tnetr lsbors Tae Winter also
rapidly closing upon making the prospect cherries
and discouagg than woud otherwise Do Tae dill iry
before and must look II bravely in the face and avert
far lies force aad fury of the EHectaal
should be taken n addition 10 the means ar-a
starvation the flousous poor. l have no sPprehsn-
Of riot and disorder the part of the people
Of the that 70 The involvement not OF them
but every 10 the community In ths most serious
The oftiest with the most lo~y have bon
the msesrom, and remains tor these whj
have escaped their assistance their
pow those f)rtuna,e THAI themselves The
will be prolific OF tales OF unheard OF suf
are adopted by City authofies and would therefe
gest Special Committee should be appointed to take into
pte.n sondion of the lab0nns cls.es an
suggest the Com Council such measures OF roe az the
* "'''' u INV '''' SAMUEL 70 VEIL Mayor
In connection herewith, Aid. LOwBER Offered the
following resolution:
str. &c Sxh Nad) have the taxes RENTED until the lst Of
March confederation Of their being used
Jr the poor and that 80 800 be appropriated from the
The Message Of the Mayor, also the reeol lioa OF
AID. Lowber, were referred to Special Go nm,.tee
f five to report TO the Board.
The Irii cpal additional bueiress wa, the appoint.
uent If Inspectors Of Election and the designation Of
The polling places.
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Ticket he.ded BY tie rames Of the oAns da.s r .hc
ofice Of Secretary of s ste.
Second. Box No 4 -Thi. boz contains ma vtes
fr the CO, dids,es for tie office Of Sac Ssosor.
7ht-d Box No 3-This box coa,aas the votes for
the candidates for the Office Of Member Of A. enjoy
Fourth. Box Ne. This box contains the We.
Of the caudds.es for the tfiees Of Register AID Ds
trio, Attorney.
Fifth: Box No 8.-rbis box contains the woe. fyr
TIE candidates for the Office Of Judge # the Cur Of
Appeals Ju,tices of the Supreme Court, lsSicss OF
the Superior Court, Judge of the Court of C ,na3a
Pea. Justice Of tie MaIiLs Court Sur ss,s sad R.
corfer.
Sizti: Box for the votes for p c.or. OF Election
and District Carvsssers.
At the completion OF the csn7ss Of ssch box, il
accordance with the Requirements E tie az, the
chairman of the of thu election vii make
pub c oral proclamation Of the whole number OF vo.e.
gwen for each person. with the name of tue Office to
which such person was named on tae bsiot The fol-
10 wing a. e the lumber of
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

AoSDAi, Oct |o.-SdPerviSor STEERS, Chsirnsa.
The nIbu,es Of the previous neetilg wer, read aad
approved.
Biz ordered paid.-The claim Of WIN. GritIitas AMI
LrcthJ Kenrsly, for services rendered Keepers Of
tAe FsuIte District Police Court prison, reported
hyoraoy 90 AID ADOPTED. BIZ Ot Richard Frencn, VI
W 25 iOT refreshments iufnls led aud officers of
ee Court q Oyer ard Termiuer during tue tns Of
hhhael CsRceini; Of the fof refreshments fur
ssbed juors end officers Of General Sosioas during
nc.uaa. tVr expenses incurred by hun whus liz pursul
1iokitscs from just CO.
~ she CoToaers Bills The Committee on County
Ine.s reported IN favor Of paying the corouers pills
zoe qrtrler, amounting to $500 81 for inq lets
~s attending eIpet SOS, and 4i32 Tor post norteae.
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tetsd tha's fsr weeks sge TX offcep RE. M.r..
srd Car peel. sPprh,noed two toto,:oos 6n.l, -
Se5 tseSnto he authorities as GeOrgs Messy al
Charley BiOom. chsgsd NJ h the cocni.-iea N
vsric us bars sDj robberi.s in Rookana Coo,,~
al several towns along the North River be.ide p.r-
Iers'ng several ou.rsges in NesJersey. Messy y
10 70, prison a. Boutdbrok. n j., awaiting tfil anl
B,oom is iDprisoned Rooklald County 10 th, STATE.
Ahe same trhoers yesterday arrested arothef OF As
tsog, woo gave his Lame john Smith TIE
tls,htr, wtei- a Ge'msn, cold about thirty yards a
c",o, wren ne nsd stolen, 10 Hulbu'g keepsrG
chop at Nc. - Aibaoy street for mere tr,as IbS
property WAS recovered. Justice Connolly before
whom m ito was taken, committed him TO the Tsmhs
for examination.
PRIVATE WAToHNAs ARRESTED TOR DRuS.xs-
EEss-lesisrday morning Timothy Shea an Insh-
ssn, private wstchmsn, employed at the Bonded
Wsnbouse, corner # Wellington and FrsnkIis
-,r cts are tied for beitg drunk aud d.oydsdy
lie taken before Ju,t &c Osborn who locked hin
up for ten days The Captain of the District, 10 be
report to the Deputy Superintendent, ssys shea bss
bt in the habit Of annoying I'll. police By giving
earm Tafs "i,h his club when there was no necessity
tor Bis doing 20.
FoUsD IN THE WArER-The remains Of En- un-
krcvn sboa. S. Of age found H,sns tbs
dock Fu.,Cr Feuy and conveyed Beevae Hospital r
fom the water ,sd the man Obj sen OVERHEAD
e. N the Grand Fest River Saturday
Tbc tecrs,.d was in BLACK frOck ca., dsri p.ss
cloth vest muslin shit With fsse eose white cotton .cts 81
his pekts found psir Of scsrs aud cotton hsadkse
Chi ia red spots Coroner Gamble ul hold inquest
the h>dy.
SupDES DFArH-An inquest was held Yesterday
By C,rtr Gamble AZ the First Ward Police Station hesss
upSn the boty Of Thomas Swr-ny Batve u vlAnd thty'
ole died suddenly sunday night TIE ss-
ceased 'ound " cyirs condition. lying stoep
sai on street and the Police him 70 the Satses'
Houie Dr. Ven Lew called 10 stt~nd but hs % 81
t. relieve him ausssns and death ensued eoS-
N - III hsmihaiiou held upon the body and death ws
found 10 have caused b des Of she heart aad the Jug
rnord syttict to that effect Deceased vssran en1
had seyss times beeu United to the Penieniafy sud-
Advertisement
EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTION FOR CASH.
CTR GosLsrs beat quality Of glass per dosea. 81 ~
CVT NNEs bes. qush " g,sss per dossn. 20 oeLts
ENGRAvEo WINS best qust, of glass. dosea ~ csnts
And CHINA, PLAIEp WARE,
CUTLERY. &C.. ke-.
IN proportion, 81 or
GsEA- SALE,
ocmnenciIy MONDAY. 26h instant.
See en- advertisement on the ith page.
T. ' HAvGHwoVr L Co.
Conner Broadway eaa Brosns~
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SUITS AGaISeT LIQUOR DEALERS The District
has troui sit against two hundred hqae
rass St sbsS .i I. peSsy 70 e.. liquor co ssna
and Impose. Of 80 each Objection having bsa
form in hich these sues should brought
before Judge BUdse3e yesterday bat vss
ptoccutior CONT nd that the 2.t section Of the Mstrss,
isn Ponce Law uste: pens y TO eel ?, expose to- .ss
statues part chapter title provides d~Iot m'ds u
re- rem the psai sc Sy ne psoy Tai. nude
IL oil penalts Their under ne. g old sess
This aed by the Code aud section GIL Of hs CSds
the part Of the dsen'e that the ..n.sss
nc therefore does rot coafOEm 70 tbs spmmsss
shich should be for rehet
NEW TRucK.-L4fa,e cite Hook and Ls'der Con.
No S0 LEE nSs Ss .T% I" gp'Ss "a: te
pay swel essed with tie uueh IL is hney o'hsnsns"d
sud macs beautiful spP-srsIoe
CoILIroS oS THE East RYrR.-Yesterdsy f,rs-
10 and IA occk the sesntost lssad Cty
we. lg e " HS s Geo ss ~ s .a
City bed Of her wh-e HOUSES ana The shes nte, t,:
IL She owed 70 the York side b nesn tug Asd
The pai'enstn landed
DRowSED.--Jersmish Douevan q deck hand 90
4 Cshsne ferry boats, wa: drowred ys'teti:y mora
irg BY falling Ito the water a, the Breotyu Zip who .a<
he e.fe A. family who re'de IN Prospect street noas
Go.d strest.
PASSING A FALSE ToKEs.-Eaily LA. evening .
German called beer saloon near tae Grsnd stree, isy
az In pa bis bill tepdeId okep hsstcs tie aePes<
skee of IS od piece The bar tender not hssns ohsoss
Mr. Nsswtch the fellow Is 10 ts The
Of The oe when the fellow decied esseS
received the bills Upbr being tshen 70 the fh Dbsnet Sa
tioa Eor'e ne restored the money and wss aHchssed
RoBBERIEs - On Sunday the house No &58 Clintoa
street cred during tie dy apd quantity OF ga
fitures had ripe stolen sr Qniocy Gmro hAa pee'
ia Y tas IN po.s.s,ion but had not moved iu .
S.versl buildings In Pacific street n"sr Nevirs vef:
entered Sunday and the espene chests ooseo 'pso sss
qua1t,y u tools tsken . . -.
The boarding ioose of Mrs Crose Nc ~ Clinton rresS
bling 44oit moeJ beoDFng 70 two o. ths Doe dscs
stolen. The thieves wee not deteeiec IN either e.a
SIwryroED.-On Friday Robert Jones plead gau.y
20 su indictment for psssiLs counterfeit money s wss
en,exced by City imprisoLmSat Il ns ssA>
PGson q I've ysa-,.
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Thu NV ELECTION L,w-oRpER o. CAsvAs'.
mo The yoTKs.-Thee wit be s'I baVot-orkes used
..,h election dst,ic. IL thi. c. AZ tue Mug sss.e
eleotiop, " bcn takes place On rue'dsy' Nov and
the vote. in each will be coua'ed IN 'he iolo~ins
order:
FirT: Box No. 2.-This box con'sa' We S'ass
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FIRES.

FIRE N yAsEs sTRFKT-TwELvE HORSES BURNT TO
Death
Yesterday morning about O'Clock FIRE broke out
in row Of frame stables rear of No 20 James street,
Owned by James Campbell, and occupied by number
of Door cartuen The alarm was promptly given, but
ow,rg to the dense smoke the denen were unable To
EFF, Ct an entrance and the stables entirely de-
sro, ed Theirs we're twelve horses in the stable a.
tue time, and all attempts to the anim.s proved
uIavailiog the occrpa6ts being unable to reach the
door on account Of the density of the smoke The los
fss heavily upon the owners OF tie animals, as they
depended upon the use of theu Tor lvicg. William
Fay an occupied the upper part Of the stable Md NJ
as 8 carpenter shop. Lo,s about $500 No iosarsnce
Lose On the stables about 81 800 Insured for 800
The following IL list If the LANES tf the owners OF
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CITY ITEMS.

Madame Go Benvle (orme ly Nile N,urtia de
Bcck, pupil Of the Couservatoi'e of Paris ADD Mar
selles and member Of he Poiic,ecnpique Society il
Paris viii give Sciree Musicale this evetiog to-
Der q, 1t o'clock, a: Dodworihs Academy, No So6
Broadway.
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BROOKL Wv ITEMS.

ASSEMBLY NonIsATioS The Republicans add
ascsn. of he Fifth Assembly District comp,ins the Ninth
aud Eleventh WARDS have uiDsed Alexsdet UaderhAs
Rep o. their candidate.
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advertisement
lAdveItisemen
PURDY = NATIONAL IHEATER.-TO-NIGHT, u.

w T.yors beautiful dIsmstisson Of Sir Waiver Scs<ss
LOAD or rHE lsLEs Is be- performed Of tbi. avons 60
hcuIb TbcsIe he 70 lowed by the drama eatts4
the wARsiNc HAND TINS STATUE L,vss and csn aul.
Ing with the YANKEE farce entitled YANKEE CoUsrse
the fsvclit, tue Company appearing Also the AMEatoAE
GiNNAsTo TROUPE FIVE IN number rho wi sppesf eet~ssa
toe pieces "a their Aciobatc Fests. Go eany.
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IA Advertisement.


USE THE OXYGENArED BITrERS, and you win
have Gauss plain Il la.tudv debility, VI ths~s
complaints irsepasbe from spring westher They
regular ptescrbed of erinea physis,sas In
cases OF lid gsstiJn md dy sprpss
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The Republican Judicial Nominating Convection
vii meet tbs usual place, No. Ss Brosdwsy u o'clock
tt. evening
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= TIE trsin OF The he is at pfeeenl kco~n, b.
be made the subject of Investigator by the Fl M4r
stal.
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D. KoosEvtLT


800 at C. II Yifsris:a
osNse ;. .,..rhmsnt OF the ground that the
r..t-p Jrdt- 'e ,., se..hs as':t.as
r5l, tf..se,s O. psssue, be 10 rooresdeef wNha
t'rne stne .,schnee,s This the In Ne
The sts ~. md notch therefore deLled
p's'7 H.ary q Ely, &c, sgt ssnre ssoon- 30 -,
Ansyer 70 he msoe Dore C car ara detr;n vroia
r IL sef.uit th-seof 20 BE- stricken cut; tsssLdsaA
80 "a DC, q G costs Of this mctol.
WnIsm r oe az. sE Levi Coot. TO
Actior OF pro1,,sory ro.e The defendants tssea y
-. the ys.tsr Uut Judgment obtained By tefsat 80
x,cx,o. sec They tbe ssk q he ltt IN t. plead sna
.h,r sstnss 20 be usuIy The usuIioss ihtescss - -
sI..d from the defer dsrts wLo the mates q se
.ud there positive sdsyt that there sed ~
usIy in til matter In viev VI thsss ss>Aos''
delss Of the detntst.s 60 csya motoa ds,ieS Aix~r
liz TIE matter Of the apple zsion Of tpe nsyoi. 49,
mn &c 20 lay OF, the Centrs PGt Order ies ~
-fc.--ai. o1sxs Az a-sed 10 artunwp ssrsfs ssss
Beso<e Justice PsAsoes' J,h~~>.k
ChsS'es Cisrs sgt Ferdinand Errsh "e'-'S
BSEalS % BissSc ". Eair''t I'd''''' S'''
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POLICE COMMISSIONERS The Board Of Police
Ccmrbssiorers met yesterday 10 secret session. A
lumber tf reporters kept waiting il the OUR o.
ice cocptd up vito crowd Of loafers and spectators
or half hour when they were told tia: tie Board
had sojooued III til to.dsy. The Clerk assured u
hstIo conn I'LL ic s5on wa received from Sir. Draper
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SECRETARY OF WARS YIsI OF IssPEoTIos TO rHF
FokTs-IL of the uulsvorssle state ottte
YEA her yesterday, Gov Floyd did rot go ont en- his
tour Of inspection to tee various fSidoation' n ae7-
York hsrbor sod the Eat River. Should To-Day
be more propitous, he Will ff' proceed 70 WI k'as
Point, l. |. (.eec.ed some time since az lie for
new folii6cs,ior) ard afer an examination ct tea'
place be will pa.s 10 Fort Schuyler On the West
che,ter side, snc thence back TO the city.
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LAW LNI,E,LLIGENCE.

SUPREME cOURT-rHRp pfsIacr.-Before !uass
WRIGHT.
A case Of some ma, D.uoe, 10 which Eve rHro~1
are RATES Wa triec les, week before judge Wrgtt
st a Specie, Term Of the Suprene Court In the rshe
DFtric.
IL the year 1882 the Rensseser and Saratoga Railroad Gem
psry the Troy bos.on Railroad Company tee haaSe
Rive Rslr I'd Company sId the New Yok Centre Hsres1
Con p.ny uli;ed bul through The CITY OF TROY e
pssse house there or the q al the roads TheC 80
pay 1he Cy II Troy to assist In the nodritakn Hfeea
lind It's bo-ds che q some eIcO 90 All he foee
oh. tb, he ULiou pay os os he uss u ne fesS
and 20 pay the On tne DC
,dt,ou thereto tour cent on ths so saasA
for IN. Iupo sc ot fora nt fund tt the psynsat 81
N. prtoa the rcsds but the Rensselaer, aud s~~oSe
b.csa osaff.o with Ia. eOrsct AID Gave refused 70 pY
suy lt.es rce Oc' 1859 Al the tim, 4 the Issue OF the
the tour eed 70 indeGci the citj sssass asA
by M gase CO he track AID house a tue Uaiee
Ros saara by each q the roads q the extent O. ose
rev the Interest ed bill q c0mp'a speeihn perl fmsie
he .ct ord fo- the foreclosure 81 the mortgage lie
and Rs lr sd COMPANY who we're sLn
20 ray perform their pat o 10 oohs
.isrsup NED bill sgaIst the Other roads 70 oo.yo
rec.6c De fonsnct in lie sIosr The o.nef
,,.t,d holm b.. The question Involved whether tns
haze ,prcfc p.Yto nanc, Of the eoniac' deor.ed 70
90 Wheeler il h.e itsT to rs iea.sey Ss,snay
r. cgsss a. Ten resrt C. toe gusTan1 s...,
Ater rjsot days hssFiIg the evide Go - ss -
d.y ,,s sra ,h, c..e viii stunned up &C 49,
,br City Of Toy and Hes-rs n, m. ,,bsr ~.
M, n o. Mott and ". R1yrIes TOT LOO ''"''
ries respcc.iye J.
q I.AS
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The wind on Monday morning was from n NE, With
occasional ran. Duing SUNDAY right ii ew' \: hter
vsls, from E., very heavy. The vessels ct anchor
in the North River ard at Qcsrsntne dragged ther
anchors, but without receiving sny damage. The tds,
in consequence Of the n Z. wiud, wss very high,
flooding lumber Of the piers on tue east eide Of tie
town. qu.rtity Of a. ur pier No. T. received cor
siderable damage from the heavy rain. Several ce!
lars on the East and North Risers were fled with
water We do not learn Of any damage received by
the vessels at the piers.
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A WIFE sAyAstLr BEAIEs DIT HsR HuseAsD'
O, S3posy nght Mrs Ca'har ne Doo.y' reSe'as
No 5ti Seccrt svsnus, appeared 8, tire isea'' "a
Pr,cire: S,aror house, with her two oei''o.
s.a'ee hs- ter hubbard, JOIN Docly, hsa 0' D..
sno ,n,p.d tsr az hsr children mt" zee So A.,
iic.S On duty er: tsr to :be BELIEVES hos I'm
Sc, ss., 70 look after Doosy, wac q ifi'A
ma. Gu, ths isu ~ ~ss 70. 70 30 f'u'a'
- IA yara
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Ell HOW'LL e our city. formerly @ src Mssier
G. Oia Fellow. for southern New YORK, disappeared
On Mcrcsy tire 18TH net aud hss 70. sircs ceea heard
from By b. anxious frieLds. Pecunary troubles may
Rave caused re d;ssppesrs-cs. He sas supposed 70
bsva etsrted Esst~so but attempts to t;sce hun ;c
Ia, direction tave failed. Refs Eve and q bef sees
ish sbc, 40 ,ears Ct sgs snt hss lost the first 1int
Of his iie 1t fCIe6Dgsr Whoever las sssD oio siocs
Tire lgh VII coz geusrogs sc. by comrnahios ,.s ~ta
Tn TO. Palmer, No SO Dus-e street..
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ks,.usp RkpnosArs Ia L!xso.-is VII sfsta'H-
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COILIsioS or THE East Enthusiastically f,re-
oou 10 and ii oclcck the sesmtos lsad Cty
making trip The East River she vac Eun into ~ the
Tel th fer boat Geo Wssbnston Tito issnt
Of her hous the hee entirely tJse
III She lowed 10 the HWYork side b. stesn tug ssd
ande
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DROwSED.--Jeremish Douevan deck hand 90
one 4 tire Cshsne ferry bosts dfowred yestsrfsy
irg BY falling Into the the BROOKLYN sp who sss
ing In csDe 81 of,hr boats His bo6l lot covesd
Tie family who rede IN Prospect street neas
GC.d street.
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NEW TRUcK.-Lsfa,ette Hook and Ls'der Con
psny No bro GIT home their spPHstcs vest. day sad
housed I. their be- adquSrrrs In H.sry street. The Ion
pa ell pe.sed with truek IL is finely oinsmsn.ed,
aud mares . beautiful spp-srslce.
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FOURTH SENATORIAL DIsTRICr.-After three Ut
successful meetings, the p, mooratc delegates TO the
IVth Senatorial District succeeded sst night 10 nomin
ting John c. Msther.
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WING ASSEMBLY NoaIsArIoS The Wing Assembly
Cor yention of tie Third D,s,ric. net IN Taur.dsy
evening, Abrshsm n. Bnineer, esq, in ;te casu;
d. Oakley, Secretary. 90 motion Jsroes 5. ScJfed
was nominated by sccarnstoc for Assembly for las
District.
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BULLS HEAD BASk "A substantial aud very hand
fome brick BUILDING With brown stoLe front has oeen
erected a, the north west corr Of Third avenue and
Twenty. fifth stree. tor the Bulls Head B.ok. 1, will
be pivhed good style in the interior aud il oected
10 be ready for occupancy about the Is. of March
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-27

SENATORIAL NonIgATIos Mr. Charles c. Mott OF
the Fifth Ward hiss been unanimously nornt sted for
State Senator from the WITH Dhtrc. by the Repubi-
can Convention MI. Mt is also the uomilce Of IL 6
Americans.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-10-14
The ootober Elections.

1uo 0OtO00I xoxeCta0o0e
This month will be interesting politi.
cally. Elections were held in the follow
ing States and Territories on Monday, the
5th inst: staaa9ie % ea
Georgis elects % Govtrlor and eight
members Of Congress- The Democratic
candidate for Gossrnor is Joseph G.
Brown; and the American, Benjamin III.
Hill. The Americans make no opposi.
ton in three of; the Congressional Dis
tsicts. The election Of q Democratic
Governor and Of an entire Democratic
Delegation to Congress, is anticipated.
Florida also elects , Governor. . State
Legislature, and two members of Con-
gress. As the Democrats are largely ia
the ascendant in that State, it is not to
be expected that they will fail of success.
Kansas elects . Territorial Legislature,
County Officers, and . Delegate to Con-
gress. The Democratic candidate far the
latter office is Mr.. Ransom, ex-governor
Of Michigan; and the Republican, Mat
thew ], Parrottr =.
The following eleOtieas Heaa held OF
Tuesdsy. the 18th Instant;
Ohio elects 3 Govefnor. LieutepiR
tGoseraor, Secretary of StAte.; Treasare
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have never seen the righteous forsaken,
nor his seed begging bread" Ia
Giving each of as shake of the hand,
and blessing on our old fathers memory,
he went on his way rejoicing.
After a short silence, taking his pencil
and making a cast--''There," said my
brother. "your part of the amount would
be so much. Contrive plan to convey
me your share of the pleasure derived
from this operation, and the money is at
your service" f81 1sf 6a
Such is the simple tale, which / have
told asit was told me. To add the evi-
dent moral, would be m insult to the
reader. sQ .{ ,a f3l.I
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KIT CARSON.

A New Mexico correspondent Of the
Washington Union gives the following
account of this distinguished mountaineer
and frontiersman 4 s. - =
I this day had the pleasure of seeing
and conversing with the far-famed Kit
Carson: He 10 . mild, pleasant man in
the expression Of his face. and one would
never suspect him of having led the life OF
daring and adventure which distinguish
him. He is refined in his manner, and
rery polite in his intercourse; his couver-
sation is marked by great earnestness, and
his language appropriate and we'll chosen,
though not pronounced with correctness.
He has strong mind, and everything be
says is pointed and practical, except when
indulging in vein Of humor. which is
not unfrequent. No one can converse
with him an hour without being favorably
impressed; he has jovial, honest. open
|countenance. and kindness of heart al
most feminine. He is universally below.
ed here, and favorite with all classes
Indians. included. . He never alludes to
his carser .as, an, adventurer unless, ques.
toned relative TO it. He Is heavy-framed
and weighs about one hundred and seven.
ty pounds. He is forty-eight years old. but
does not look to be more than .thirty-6ve
he came to this country in 1927, having
run of from his employer, near Boone
vile. Missouri, to whom he was,appren
ticed to learn the saddler's trade. Tht
facts of bis life are now in the possession
of Washington Irving, and will doubles,
be thrown into the form of a book during
| the coming winter. He is a strong Stat'
rights Democrat.