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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

MOBILE, Saturday, VN 10, IH'o'
Ah.a,,aas bayinp commenced returning to Mobile the
.Xnnn,;vr az the Cau't.get-away-Club, the "Sama-
.,s Snc;,y." aud the Relief Clnb of tue Young Meas
CLrisnn Association Of Mobile, upon consideration u'
the state of the public health, concur IN
10 all unaccimacd persons now nhSe"t from '"' '"'
,ot to return unit, after due notice OF frost.
By order of the respective Commit. e' sio''ssa,
' DANIEL WHEELER. Prcst Samaritan eoc!e'y.
~ NJ REDWOOD. Prest. 9. Can't set,Swsy,1n,o'
n A. HAMILTON, Pros; Y. NJ C. A. he"oi 'ihn
Nrw.ORLra>s, Saturday, Oct. 10, 'S'S
Fmi,ronts by hundreds continue to arrive here not
wi,hslsndne the yellow fever. The nanber oil deaths
yesterday was forty-eight s..u Oo, l.
AVN w. CH.RLysTuS, Oct. IL.
There were 10 deaths from yellow fever IN this ci'y
for the week including yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

O1sEGo.-Assemby. 1t District, Gev. +. Lense.
nttt; lid. Dsv; H. -. John.
As5emjly, VA District Henry K. Pierson.
sseublv Vth Distric,, John J. Shaw.
Al-o the American candidate
Oy1,Blo.- Assembly,, 1T District, George W.
stcsrns ITd, Sho;wcii Powell
WIcvISG.-Couniy Clerk Charles o. Shepard:
sLer.n. NIL !. Rice Assembly F. c. Holt; Super.
irtendou Of Poor David l. wis jus ice Of Sessions.
a. I. Thompson, Coroner. Doct. l.. Amslen.
Qrtsss.-CourtyC Clerk, Ei.hr b. Baldwin; Sheriff.
George C. Raser; A-cmblv, Ist Dist. Henry w.
Eastman. III Dit. Robert L. Meeks Superintendent
Of Poor, james NJ. Whileou,h; C0roners, 5. Hgbie.
Df. k,teit B Dsi-ey; Justice Of Sessions, Timothy
Itus.
Enthusiastically Martin l.. Dsriin; County
CleiL, Edward s. Whitney, Superintendent. Of Poor,
AbiahWLte ,Tutce Of 81 s-ons Ira Russell Coroner,
I-aac J. MoHey.
CHISAyGo.-Sleri Daniel F. Pickering; County
Geek, Horace Weller Assembly Peter Wiu,errnu,e;
Justice oi siohs, Hiram Rou-hy; Coroners, G.. j.
Bentley, s. Il. Der,ou.
CATT ,RArGrs.-S Sheriff, Alonzo 4. Gregory; County
CieIk, Eucs II. Southwick Superintendent, David
Lang Sessions, Martin l.. Stevenson Assembly Ist
District, Marsena Baker Assembly, III District, W.
Burlington. jr.
WAsHIsc1os.-Fcr Clerk, Philander Hitchcock, in
place of Nu. III. King deceased.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
RELIEF FOR THE We r.

To the Editor Of The ~ Y Trfbuna
SIR: A good deal has beer said in The TRrsuys
and other papers, both ..a,t and West, abou. the
low rate Of interest rast and the high rate west.
and efforts have been made to devise means -
get money ,,est where IL is 40 much needed. There
Is one r,sy in which tois might be accomplished 70
ior extent taat has not been dxelt upon hardly
mentioned and if fully understood might gre stly bea.
eft the Eastern as We'll a. the Western people. II is
well understood by the editor of The TRIBUNE, IL lot
by all the rest Of mankind, that the Western country
is greatly in debt and further, that through the
giUns where there has beenA partial failure o crops
i il peculiarly The chief cause Of this en'-
bst ssment however, Is 10 be found IN very com
mon propensity Of mankind, VIZ, TO grasp al they
can. Our farmers have too much ianh on m sse'"S"
they have three times much rs tsy heen o cnt'h1'
MANY of them would ike to hold it, and a. much more,
if they could but they cannot ana giea cnsngo mas
come over them the last few months; tsy naveg9t I'd
sell part or ali their farms, ana mual'"iss " ...
snJ -, nm, do something, aud are now ready 10
IN lau, nrice, a. the last remedy Having
had n good opportunity lnteIy A"o" .r
Aim win .ay that farms, and parts 0, ls'ns, "
80, n,cbrsers can be bought at prices 50 a. 70 pay
,on teen TO twenty five per cent upos the purchase
.h sxersee crops. Farms and farming iands have
Secirted the last eighteen months from ouethird 70
nnahsE Ii the people could sell all they would
b Wiling to, at these reduced prices, We should be
nearly or quite relieved from the pressure NOW Is
emplsticay the time for persons to come among US
who wish to get cheap homes for Themselves aud
their children. Lumber now less than nan the Proe
il was, making great difference in building, fenc-
ing, &c. II a..
declaration thnt those who desirc to come West, can
now come, with very lit.le II any over hsh vhst
world have been necessary TO bring two @ tofes
''''' 'e~ N. w. HrssARD.
P.isss City, whifs.sAs Co.. H.. sep'- %. isss
ran right, Mr.. H., but dollars, Ia ths Asne.
men likely to emigrate. are quite - scsece - s''
East a. at the West L. i"A
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
:" Oh. such day,
SO fought. so foilow'd. and 50 fairly won,
Came not till now, 10 dignity the times"
personal.

Maj. Z. NJ. Ryland, President OF the Chamber Of
Commerce Of ST. Louis, died in that city last week.
The 81. Paul Pioneer ard Democrat Of the 9Th
inst, says:
Senator Fitch Of Indiana, accompanied by two or
three friends and guides, cf this city few weeks
since TO eroy buffalo hunt on the Cheyenne River
where buffalo are reported very plenty; The senator
visions, guns ard ammunition 1t is now reported IN
this city, on good authority that the hunting party
had been set upon BY band Of Yankton Indians, who,
to punish them for trespsssus upon Their lands took
frcibe possession of The guns belonging 10 The hunt-
.rs lnsltreaed and mu.ilaied their horses, and can
toned the Senator to bis slaughter of buffalo
and leave the country. DR.. Fitch and his friends lei!
Immediately Tor Fort Aterorombis'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
A TERRIBLE HESTERN STORM
F-on The 81. PaM Miazesn,iar.

FROM The 81. Pasi Minzeso,i7r.
From the com,ary papers and other sources NC
learn that on Wednesday, lst inst, Of the most
terrific storms ever known in this region, cxpe>
rienced at the village of New UIn, some thirty miles
west # st. Peter. Oh the Minnesota river. Although
lasted but few minutes such It's violence that
six buildings entirely destroyed and not single
building in the town escaped without injury: One
building lifted from liz foundation, earned soase
Twenty-Five feet and turned it's side. Another
large house. Of the best in the place not finished
was moved some six feet, and badly racked and in
iur,d Several Others Lad their walls rent and broken
a kitchen built up against house va, entirely de-
noished and be cook store hurled across an eI',re
Nock,he pipe being driven 80 far that could mol De
found At ali, The Post Office was kept IN store, the
front Of which had large Windows These were broken
in hy The violence Of tbs wind and the content. OF the
bu;lipg consisting of the rnG matter. dry ods etc,
were gathered in its embrace ard scattered c'e the
pr.i,e in every direction Many Of the letters were
entirely lost.
Stage owned by citizen OF Triverse, brother
;nnv ef the Messrs. Klein of saint Peter. was stand
inc in the street at the time and was carried distance
oftventyye rods being literally torn TO pieces-ihe
wheel even being broken from the a1es
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
POLITICAL.

j j. Shaw was, on Saturday evening niorsei
by The Nth Assembly District Convention Am. a. tn,
Union candidate for The Assembly snd pledges devo-
ion to the interest," of the Canals and Registry law
SIyT.TH CoSGpEssioS DIsTmcr.-A large nd
enthusiastic meeting Of the Republicans Of this II =
'rict wns held an Saturday evening at the RIceck.f
Buildng, .or the purpose of pereciog arrangements
FOR grand ratification ineeing, 10 be held at Jackson
Square THIS evening st O'clock to rs,ify the nonii-
nation Of Augustus T. Dow esq Mr Blakely Of the
SiXieetth Ward was appointed Cbariaan, andCharies
I. Evans Of the Ninth Ward, Secretary. Messrs.
Far Of the Ninth Ward. Seshitt Of tie Sixteenth
Wsfi and Darron OF the Twentieth Ward. were ap-
poiued to select officers After The appointment Of
the Conn, ,itee the sncctil adjourned till oc oct o.
Monday Afternoon.
KiNcs Cors1y.-The American County Convention
la. been called by the officers TO Hlcot at the City
Hotel to-day Monday at o'clock. in order to act
u,s, the terms agreed upou by the Conference Com
Inittees. The candidate nominated FOR County Clerk
prolnplv sent in hs dcclinaol IN order to mite the
parte. upon the bass decided upon by the. Commit
ters II is also understood that the nominee for
County Coroner will dec.iue to give way to Repnbil-
cau nominee.
The Republican County Convention vii also meet
to-day at tie hour, and The probabstes tiai
a thorough union will bc perfected.
Tie Americans of the 1T District have nominated
Abraham ". II. Van Scklcn for TIE Assembly.
ASSEMBLY NoslNATioSs.-'Ihe Rcpuhcaps of the
Hid Assembly Distrc; have unsnimcu-y nominated
r.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
AFFAIRS IN GERMANY.

With regard TO the approaching elections for the
new Second Chamber the Prus-in Government h..
iutineie that i does not intend To- interfere with
The FREE dom of the voters and that the electoral dis
trs,s to he arranged in more suitable manner
II any hopes have been derived from such pr mse-
they have been disappointed by the search of the
house Of Dr. Stein in Dresiu OF the lesiers of the
Pfu,-ian Democracy IN 1913. d. Stein had issued an
an address TO the Democrats in which he urges the
necessity Of general participation in the coming
election and points out the restoration OF secret bal-
o,ng as one of the irst demands Of the Democratic
psr- A. another address. signed By Count Rriica-
barl had been issued ard printed befu-c tha. OF Dr..
S.ir the police became scared by this activity Of
the Democratic parry and resolved to suppress the
address Of DR.. Stein, which nted in Berlin.
The printers notified not to publish il upon pain
of ccnfsc.,ion bat before tlis notice served
them The whole edition had already been sent 10 the
author whose house WIS therefore ordered to be
searched. Thus the Democratic party will not b,
permitted to Try fairly it, strength. Still it is an i'm
portant fact that begins to rally. In several places
for instance in Kcenigsberg Of their leading men,
who had retired from public life in 1913, sppear sgas
in the town councils.
Still mailer than IN Prussia is the sphere Of political
liberties in Austria. The Press has been subjected to
rev restrictions The city Affairs of Vienna shall be only
discussed IN manner which excludes all censGrc and
guarantees the invioahily of the city fathers One Of
the Vienna papers had had the boldncss to call attrn
ton 70 the condition OF the pavement. II was at once
conscated and tie publishers notified that they had to
stop all criticism of DEGREES of the city authorities.
Still the constau. literary intercourse with Germany
continues to elevate public instruction and literature to
a gher level. The Austrian people read more than
before and the number of public schools is consider
ably increasing. Thus the Provinces Of Croatia aud
Slavonia which, up 70 1850, hsd contributed $500
horin- annually for public schools raised this amount
in 1856 TO AZ 405 foins. In September the General
Assembly Of German philologis's, professors aud
Orient sss met FOR the hIst time ia Austrian city
in Vienna. 1t will he hard for the friends of the Con-
cordat to destroy all the germs which such assemblies
leave in the Austrian soil. A highly instructive work
has been lately published the statistics Of literary
institutions Of the empire. by G. A. Shimmer. The
first part includes only the Universities and other inst-
tu,i Ms of a higher character as Theological Semi
inaries, Law, Surgical, Polytechnic, sui Commercial
aud Statistical Schools, and gives the statistics of
every year from 1851 to 1851. The nine Universities,
which we arrtpge according to their sse had in
1857 the following number of sufents and professors
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
A FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN AN OWL AND
CROW.
Fro. The ci.eiaaan Enquirer.

Some weeks since Mr.. Pratt, the senior proprietor
of the Spepcer House. owned at owl and crow that
had apparently formed deep sttachmen, for each
other. They were always together, and seemed to
bold kind Of mutual conversation, which, however
unnelligible to Others must have gwen them great
satisfaction. The crow would often bring food 70 'nI
owl and was always Az ,ious to do act that would
prove acceptable. The firm friendship existing D.
tween the two birds was the subject of general rsmsn
by the guests ard habit1es Of the hotel who
watched them by the hour. Their intnste ass"..a "a
elected many speeulations upon the nature Of birds
and their cspabihy u affection.
One day the owl fell III. and the crow ests a. ms
side, expressed much sorrow snd sympS.ay ai 10
Looks "a rsssr.by a. II Inviting sid and comfort for
his sick friend. The owl was dangerously '"'''P''ea
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
new.york Congressional N"sniha-
tiDyss-

Atr,NY saturday Uct 10, IN''
49,, -. Congressional Convention, Held
AT the pfocIdso ,Se IIop Ersstus Corning Nominated
by 1 scca.n-'f ar %m A. Yoqqr ras TO-DAY nominated by
ire II alI. m for he Assembly om The ,I oy pis'e'
Tts rigssS%l'oS ssncl Of 't tEer Brilliant ycole. IN Penn
koney, convicted Of arson, in setting fire to
., ;lbsbited building in West Troy in May last
therein there at the time ten persons. was this
,oo,spc ,enteuccd to be hung ON the 81 day oi De
a.icT next This ID the first conviction for arson
- 1be first degree ever had in this county.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
Row;ug Match nj Detroit.

DFTROlT, Friday, oct 10, Iooo.
Tie great rowing match between the Metropolitan
Boat Club oi Chicago aud the Shakespeare club oi
Torn,tn G.. w. for purse Of 900, came off III oar
river iav having been postponed from time I" time
since the Gil inst. THE boats were each manned by
four men. and the distance traversod was two and a
lslf miles and ieturn. The race was wen by tne
CsnsJ;ens Tine. A. minutes The Chicago boat
was swamped on the home stretch, half mile from
the starting point The trial attracted many visitors
fra, al cities,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
ELK COUNTY, PENN.
Of I'll. n. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The N Y. Tribune
SArTHPoRT, McKEAs, Co., Pa, Oct. II, 1853.
We have just received returns from Ell County,
and James Lecompton Gilis majorityn his Own conn
tyis les than So In 1856 it was 2iS The township Of
Rdgway, his home, gave Hall Smajority. Mexican
County gives Hall nearly 400 majority What a re-
buks to the man that flew to the horns Of old Buck"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
Fire ni IL. Albums. VI.

ST. ALSANs, Saturday, Oct. 10, 1913.
Ahuni quarter beiuie o'clock tins morning IRE
wns disroycrrd in the store occupied by James &
Mason iry goods dealers, which extended to the nd-
iojnipg store. occupied by Wheeler & Stevens, dry
goods dealers and grocers and 70 the cabinet ware
hou-e Of Horace Livingstone. Ihe oii'inss WI en-
t;rs,v demolished bu, the contents saved IN a
damaged state. The loss is not known. There was
come insur anee on the property.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

THRLE LIVES Losr.-On Monday afternoon three
men, named Thomas McCirade, William Butler and
Michael Roach, were at work sinking well for
Squire Malony, at Willow Springs Station, town Of
fslos, on the Chicago, Alton and ST. Louis Railroad
about fifteen miles from Chicago. They were, one
after another, overpowered BY the deadly atmosphere
q the bottom Of the shaft being lowered success
ing lfeless.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
Horse Race at Boston.

BosT0y, Saturday,, Oct. lG 1879.
Tlcraces here finished this afternoon with trot,
be-. t,ec in five TO harness, for purse o H" The
Csr4,,er Trcttirg Childers, ridden by ID. M,ce;
Ajax ridden hv its owner, II. III. Smith; and Romeo,
ridden by d. Pfiicr in the first heat, and by H. Thurs
tva for the remainder. The race was won oy Tom
Carpenter in five heats two OF which were aend eass
viii Tro,tinc Childcrs The time made by Tom was
9ic,, e:99d, a:39, .:il, and 2:39. 1t was most
e,nifir O rnre
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
Robbery at Buffalo.

BVfFALO, Saturday, Vct. TO, I''''
The bn,k;pg hnuse q: Mcssrs Brown S Keep was
robbed ns nigh, Of 81 $40 in notes Of the Mercantile
Bank oi New. Hartford new bills; $500 IN Canada
notes; 81 600 in notes OF the Western banks, and
o. Geo in broken hank notes, of which w" was q"
the Tiverun ard g. e1 of the Bank OF Orleans. ine
total value of the money taken is s., ,0oe
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
No,, Arrival Of the Anglo shN""'

RIVER Du LorP, c. T., Oct. IL, o. Pun
into ,h, line there ARE signs OF 'he ''e''',''P
Anglo Saxon, now about due VITA LNe'i' 80
r. tie eth inst, four day later
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

NOTHING TO SAY.-The Democratic Congressional
Nominating Convention, which met at Wstertown on
Thursday, adjourned W hout making any nomination.
Ts leaves the fight free Us between Lyon and Hoard
the former Independent, the atterthe authorized
representative Of Republican principles and the leg
mate candidate for Republican votes.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
soutb Carolina E.cCtioa.

ArersrA Ga, Saturday, Get. io' iN'''
I'm .sbmore hos been elected 10 Congress y
~, orr, District. TIE latter gentleman declined
N,.,.;n,,;co. The reet Of the delegation Is u"-
crsnged
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
Fire at Indian Tox,,r

ST. joins, \. b.. Saturday, Oct I6. Is,S
Last night s;1 dwellings were DESTROYED by sre M,
Indian Town. They were al insured The 6rs h.
supposed to have been the work of an ilcendiary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
AMERICAN NOMINATIONS.

CATrARAucrs-For Member Of Assembly, 1t De
triCt-Lorelzo Yates, Of Hinsdaie. e.
Id Dsirict-J. Gausha Stanton, of Elicottville.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
The Augusta Banks.

rq, AUGUSTA, Co., Saturday, Oct. TO, IH'S.
heA' sea New-Y0rk sigh, exchange al par.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
Feelt,Ntriap,iSu.

-, MoNIkkAt, Saturday, Oct. l6, lS5S
Jackson Known as the Ainericau beer flushed last
hg' t"c isa. " SslAng ll5 hours cont auo,sly aud
at lie conclusion offered TO walk half an hour longer
Of the task. N'"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

UsWfNn NhIuIHhy, Vrt. 10, I>"N.
Tie following table will show the names Of vessels
% their way to this port from the Upper Lakes, with
Wheat Corn and Oats up TO latest date
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

Pu into Milwaukee with her rigging considerably injured
snd leaking slightly.
iLnst board and of her canvas aud put into MI
weakce with part oi her cargo damaged
isapIoscc TO be lost, with all on b 'sid
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

We accdentiy omitted from our list Of lectures the
na,ee Of Mr.. G. OscAsrAs, Of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
imnorts at Oswego for three days 10 yeslerday

Imports and exports at Oswego since the lst OF Oc-
t9ber, oro follows:
Flour Wheat. Corn. Oats
Lake Inrorts............. 3lsS5S 1895 a7u0
Coral aud Lake EXports...ocs27 Jo9,5l l5n,6s 2tso4
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

CHarTsrerr.-Assembly LIST District, Henry Bliss
I'D, Sidney K. Palmer.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-18
From the SheibyviIIe ConstitutionaIist.
The Fair.

Oar County Fair came off last week. 1t
lasted for five days, increasing in interest
each day. The amphitheatre was filled each
day, averaging from 5000 to 5000 people
We had beautiful weather. Every body was
happy and contented. Bedford county done
well. The Fair was brilliant one. The
exhibition was very interesting and entertain
ing. The Directory were satisfied The
receipts were $1,000. Col. Gentry's speech
was well-timed, replete with argument and
sound sense. His wit was in place and to the
point. No one was hurt. The men seemed
happy aud satisfied, and the ladies, God bless
them, were present TO cheer with smiling
faces and happy hearts
The exhibition, taken altogether, was ex-
cellent, and hard to be excelled. The moral
is TO be told in the future, and Judging from
what we saw of the influences brought to bear
on the occasion, it will be one of much happ-
ness aud prosperity to the people of Bedford
County. We hope the good effects will not
DE lost, but may the good purpose and higher
,solvess from that day be brought to a
accessful emulation of skill and industry in
iaking better farmers and more skillful
lechanics. Nothing can better promote
his end, than the bringing together in
,udable emulation the industry and skill of
lie country. The moral bearing Of an
agricultural Society is certainly very obvious
ney ttnu 10 arouse incentives 10 Industry
nd action, probably which would never
ave been brought to life, but for the
,fluences flowing from such an association
&c is unnecessary for us to say that deep
npresSion was made upon the auditors of
oil. Gentry when he read the report OF The
dyes awarding the premium to Mr.. Huffman
It the best cultivated farm under one hun
red acres. That young man appeared before
TAT large assembly of people in an enviable
lsition. His industry had met with a re-
ard far more valuable than the premium he
ceived. We could but wish that there
ere more such young farmers in Bedford
,unty. 1t took industry and skill. but yet
gained premium of well mcrited approba-
on. Such examples of industry presented
> the young men of the country are incentives
action bearing moral influence for good.
ldustry is presented TO the public in
,anner forcible and impressive.
Then what is TO be doue? Build up
edford County agriculture aad skill Sy
81, ring an Agricultural Society in your
lidst. Nothing short If this will accomplish
&c cnd to be attained. The impr, ssious mad,
=. for good, as bread cast upon the water
hose good will be seen many days hence.
The Fair was better than We had aaticipat-
litwould he. Everything passed OF quietly
I'd in good order.