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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
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Washington, Oct II, 1863
Robert j. Walker is writing a book on tIs
Relations of Capital and Labor, and not pam
phlet on the Tariff.
The Postmaster will tomorrow make
public his selection Of site for the NewYork Po&
Ofhce, which will probably turn out to be tie
Appleton Building.
The Democratic spectators on COngressOai
Jobs calculate that with the Anti.Lecompton D.
mocrats their party will have two majority IA
organizing the House in the Thirty sixth Congress
The California Overland Null, which leh Saa
Francisco on the Goth Sept, is two day behind
tune. Experienced travellers deny that the mail
can be carried successfully on that route.
Extensive preparations are making to elect
Bill Macay and George Taylor by Navy-yard ''ss<
a Ia Tom Florence.
Next after Pennsylvania the Republican triumph
in Kansas is deplored, which floors Dred Scostsu
The Unions silence for two days eonee'nius
Douglas suggests change Of policy. After@
fever comes the chill
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

The Hon. JACOB BRooME Of Philsdelphis W. !.
Boston on Friday evening, making a speech n
Fsneuil Hall to the Americans" as,emb,sS :.
ra,ijy their nomination for Governor. He Vs..
elected to Congress as an American in lSa =.
ceiviog 6,7f7 votes. and he ran again III, yea, :.
sn American, and received 252 votes 10 onl, /, o,a
east against him. He is the identical per.oo--;.
Jscob-to counsel and condole with the ,,,,;.I,
Americans Of Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
Minnesota Election.

CHICAGO, Saturday, Oct TO-
The returns from Minnesota come in slowly. y
following only have been received: -.
Hrnneoin County-TLs whos Republican tss
elected.
Scott County-Two Democrats and two RepahiS
elected 10 the Legislature.
Ramsey Cousty-The entire Democratic W"
elected. .
Washington aad Dskotah Coanties-csreSsg~ y
Republcans.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

The victors in PENNSYLVANIA have ceased COM
putting their msjorties on the State ticket they
being go large that matter of Five or Ten Thou
sand more or less is no object. A table OF official
and reported returns from thrty-six Counties, now
before U.S. puts John NJ. Read for Supreme Court,
S5.335 ahead-Berks Westmoreand, Northamp.
ton, Columbia, Luzerne, Montgomery, and nearly
all the old Democratic strongholds, being included,
as well as many of those Of the Opposition, but
not including Erie, Crawford, Warren, Mercer
and Somerset. Judging from these, we infer tnat
the majority for Read i'll the whole State is as
likely to reach rs to fall below 10000!
For Congress, it is settled that two Lecompton
Democrats (Florence and Dmmick) are chosen,
with Montgomery, who, though he opposed Lee
compton, will, with regard to all things except
Kansas, act and vote with the supporters of Dir.
Buchanan, Major Schwartz of Berks probably
ditto aud there is chance that Gilis has been re-
elected from the XXIvth District. Our reported
uajorjties are as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

Certainly one Of tie ablest and cle.rest e1pos-
tions yet made of the chief political questions to be
settled in the pending elections, is given in the
speech by the Hon. CARL SCHURZ Of Wisconsin
which we publish in another column. Mr.. Schurz
a Democrat in Germany finds that the only party
in this country which stands for the genuine prin-
ciples Of Democracy is that of the Republicans
lie speaks with an eloquence, force and nteli-
gence which prove him an invaluable acquisition to
bis adopted country.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

Mr.. CHARLES PARTRIDGE, the editor Of The Sptr-
isuol Telegraph writes to say in reply to an article
which appeared few days since in our columns, re-
ferrpg to notice in The Telegraph of The Democratic
Age by A. j. Weisse, that Mr.. wesse is alone respon
sible for the views advanced BY HIM IN that no.
tice. MIR. Partridge desires to add that the writers
10 his paper responsible for what they say,
whcther their articles appear in the :oral depart
<.men. or elscwhcrc."
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

THADDErs STEVENS is elected 10 Con,,...
from the Lancaster District, Ps., BY msiori,, n
3,l73. (Stevens, 9'5i3; Hopkins. $50, VI.
the supporters of Hopkins really believed ri,
chance Of election at least An arsn a.. ~,
entire Opposition ticket has over 1900 .ver,,.
majority: Jchn n. Read for Supreme Court
3. $50. Nobly done, Old Guard.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
Ohio Election.

CLEVELAND. Saturday, Oct. 10, ''"'
The Republican majority On the State ticket ''~
1900
Fifteen Republican and six Democratic Cos'~
men are elected.
CrscissarT Saturday, Oct. 10, fM
The official count Of the XyIIth Congress''as y"
trict, gives Theaker Rep l05 majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

can Member of Congress shall be Lost throuy, a.
influence Of grasping sel6,hness and .ecre, m,,l;
nations. We shall not only speak rish, on, !,
meeting, but shall call names so tha. the rA.,.
country VIII know and loaths the author. Of u.
calamity.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

A letter from Worcester friend of Eli Thayer,
treating Of his peculiar views respecting the best
practical mode of resisting Slavery Extension
with the light in which they are regarded by his
constituents will be found on another page. Ihey
are worthy Of attention. We have something to
say on this subject when occasion shall serve.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

When, early in the late session of Congress, the
Hon. john b. HAsKIN indicated his purpose to
stand by the People Of Kansas and resist the at
tempt to impose on them the Lecompton COnstitu.
ton by force one Of the earliest spots at which an
eircr, was made 10 coercc him into complisnc with
the Executive will was Cold Spring, the location
of the West Point Foundry, whereof the Federal.
Government is the most profitable customer and
the Hon. Gouverneur Kembls the manager and
principal stakeholder. So early ss the 18th Of
February-when as yet Mr.. II. had done no more
than propose and vote for Committee Of Inquiry
into the validity of the LecomPton instruments
meeting to denounce him was got up at Cold
Spring, whereof the Hon. Gouverneur Kembe was
the prime mover, President and chief speaker.
Mr. Kemble's .peech was transmitted TO and pab-
lisbed in The Herald commencing thus:
FrILowCrrrurxs thank you honor you ssv.
fe-d in calling .pon 70 preside Th. meetns h. been
e.; ,s 10 n ,hs N.ors Iaanson hr :. C.sms on
the 18th inst. sTmins the unsssted confidence 0 tns
nemoe.y Of Putnam County IN sSe n ,n
Of the Hon John B. Hsskin, the "a
N,s.s. VIII tie Cons:i,u,ion Of Kansas 10 Special Com
nitte- has rarely happened in the history o our Les.
:s sst i: .d opson a q hi py
when these concur with the policy Of great party toat
he profe.es support but hsd the honorable IN
the honorsbe position that he now
be could .aectaay have STAINED h oeee hsn ~
hi. r,-ut vote which silently over We mSa,
b. A.~m.d 10 confirm therefore connPsed ~ eel
however ourselves and 70 him. oPsnJ
70 repudis,e"
Such is the issue broadly presented BY Mr..
Kemble's nomination for Congress. Mr.. X. has
publicly denounced Mr.. Haskiu ss incorporating
and defying his constituents in moving Special
Committee to inquire into the authenticity Of the
Lecouptoa Constitution, and in opposing tho Presi-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

dents efforts to force Kaa,ss into the Union ss 8
Slave State. 81. Iia-kia has appealed from party
diciaiion AMI Kemble donunciation to his con-
s,ituen.s. Let the issue between them be fairly
made up, and let tie votes OF the People decide
whish is right
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

81. Lours, Saturday, Oct ~ - -
The Central Committee Of Kansas have
Froe-state Delegate Convention. v b held
r.uce, Nov. 10, for tho purpose Of dsea.sns :,
rious questions connected with the Psesess p0s
e.uirssioes i. the Territory. Of Determining va.
policy Of the party, and csDaiderng the qa''cSs
speedy sdmissisa Of Ksn'as into q" s'">
State.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

To ApvrRrIsERs-A limited number Of advertise
taken In TIL. WEEKLY TKiruss at the rate Of
line Th.s paper crcuses among the active and en'"rpns
f.ers manufacturers and merchants Throughout sne oon 70
,h ,,a az nsary oo ooies week thus shordns
a. medium for advertising. Advertisements or .his
.boud be handed in before Wednesday evening
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
I0Wa Election.

3vRLiscros, Iowa, Saturday, ocs Is -
peturns. reported and ef6eia, from sea eesss -
this District, show . Republican gain Of 2oo - =.
year. The indications ere ths. Curtis tf"rJ
elected TO Congress BY 900 majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
ImdfaIsa Election.

IsDIAsAroLis, Saturday. Oes- Is, le~
The returns come 10 bat slowly, ard the rss.S .
the State ticket is doubtful. Three Dssnosrstic Jog
are probsi Iy elected, and the Demsersts hAses,
jor,y of tie Senate The House is close sad dossS~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

JoHN HICKMAN is reelected by plursit, n
1901. (Hickmsn, 6,7s6; Manly, (.ecompsoa,
5,lS5; Broomall (RePub.), }, 4,676.) The Re,ubs.
can State Ticket has over 1900 msjority in \.
District, Mr.. Hickman voted for il.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

A letter 70 Gov. CoRwIS from the veteran
JOSHUA X. GIDDINGs, with reference 10 future
snnexations of Slave Territory, will be found in
our columns to-day. 1t deserves and will COM
mnnd general attention.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
TuE PREN AnLNG ErIDEMIC. q The sudden

IHE fRE'MLiN1 Erlphsi.' m & ny .o'itI. suuoen
pas. has produced serious and painful! der
ties in the human ytennhuebzs sore hrosts coughs colds
toothacc neuralgia dolocaux umbaso. PaDs and aches IN
the lnes. kc Fever aud ch aud t-ver eadsche Av
throughout the and county la all such cases RAD
NAYS REapY RELIEF should be applied aud dose Of RAD
WAYS krcuI Puts taken on going bed All who are
actea II they ~ follow this treatment will guarsn
tee tree ysn-n Prce - par bottle and
box RADwAY Cv.'s Office. No lGl Ful.on-st up stairs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
Nttp9lork pailn @ibm,te
MONDAY, OCTOBER l5, 1853.
TN ropprspOyDEyTS.

Elno,iee osn he tateu Of Anonymous COmmunicson WhA
ever intended for insertion mU', De x
name and sda:ess of the wri'eno, necessarily ''' P.
tion. but as guaranty for bis good iath.
W. cannot undertake 20 return rejected Communication
Business letters TIE TssVsE Oce should IL ~ cases -
sddye,sed 10 HoRacE GELELry Co
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

HENRY C. LONGENECKER, Opposition, Ia. .
majority for Congress in each County: Bucl.
il3: Lehgh, 1876: Total, 2i9. This District ,,,.
Buchanan 2 1863 majority
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

HERNIA CURED BY MARsH's RADICAL CURE
1RvsKefeence to all the principal surgeons sHd
an tbs CITY Gail aud examine them before purchasing else
ierc. Ao Elastic Stockings Shoulder Braces Supporters
No sNescy s.., Astof House.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
mslOrltles are as follow
For GIlis. Lscompton.
Eor Hall Prrub.


Nc Clarion.
Warren .7a:-l.3no Ek.............lfO-l,2 ,2c
Leaving yenango to hear from, which, two years
ago, gave Gls 2,l57 to Myers (Repub.) 2,ll3
We guess Chaplin Hale is the Member elect. If so
sylvania is good for 2l Opposition to (at most
4 Administration votes in organizing the next
House. Good enough
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

Totsl....i,lZ7 Nichols elected by s.
We believe all beside are AS in our table.
P.S. A later report gives Allen 43O in Mercer,
which elects him.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

BACHELORS HAIR DYE-WiGS AND IOCPLEs
L.x-,f stock word-This celebrated establishment
Broadway Twsve private rooms expressly io ihe
OF his HAIR DYE, the best eAtan. bAchh
Tors les And TovPEEs have improvements Gil others
this ony place things properly understood
nh mad.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
TIE INTERIOR OF AFRICA.

TsE MAGNETIC SsLvE has found its among those burn
ina ssnos-no. like the Atlantic Cable failure but with heal
ns on ia wings For sale by Dr. s. h SMITH No so Canal
o., Church and by F. C. WELLS Co.. Patent mcdice'
No Il5 Franklins.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

Our latest advices from ONO are Unexpectedly
GOOD. Not only has the District hitherto unheard
from (the XvIIth, comprising Belmont, Guernsey,
Monroe and Noble Countics) elected Republican
II. c. THEAKER-by Io5 majority, but it would
seem that the Ivth (Auglaize, Mercer, &c.)
has reelected MATTHIAS II. NICHOLS, RePubll-
can. We have hitherto placed his opponent,
William Allen, in our list Of Members elect,
on the strength of = dispatch which stated
that Mr.. Nichols conceded his own defeat by 50
majority. All the Cincinnati Opposition journals
of our latest date assert Mr. Ncholss reelection,
and The Times gives the following reported major-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

PAPER HANGlNGs.
TEoMAs FAVE Co.
No 257 Broadway New York; , ,
receiving 81 their store for the all trade ne Se
sad most complete assortment of every style N
PAPEk HAACNGs AND DECORATIONS
Ever offered III this market,
ectabe for the oity retail consumption well a. the country
trade decorating their houses and merchants pur
CHASING tho country trade invited to examine thef
Stool and Prices previous 20 purchasing eisewhere
THoaAs FAYE Co,
Importers and Manufacturers Of Paper Hanging.
York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-01

Gov. WISE N PrRsrIT or DELINQUENT. -
In 1855, when Henry A. Wise was made the de-
mocratc candidate In Virginia for Governor. ex-
Governor William Smith (familarly known as
Extra Billy, practically bolted and pretty
freely expressed his sympathics with the
Know Nothing movement In this way
he was elected as On independent sort
Of democratic candidate for Congress from
the Alexandria district, and subsequently. having
been pardoned BY the party. be was elected a.
the regular democratic candidate from the same
district to the present Congress. lie is now a
candidate for the next Congress; and II appears
that his friends wish him to be accepted as the
party candidate without the formaity of a
district convention. But the Richmond En-
gfrer, the central organ Of Governor Wise, in
sists upon a convention, and fatty tells Mr.
Smith that "unless all parties. (that Il, all the
aspirants a the democratic party) submit TO
convention, we will make The delinquent dsor-
ganizcr know what IL j. TO attempt to outrage
the laws and rules Of the party and that IL
Mr.. Smith, ''presuming upon opposition support
shall arrogantly refuse to submii to convcn
tion and deny 70 the people the right to name
their choice, they viii name their representa-
tive at the polls BY some other name than viii
liam Smith,
We suspect therefore, that Governor Wise IL
after Mr.. Smith with the intention ofbringing sler
quarrel to definite settlement, and ii smith il
not particularly sharp he will be laid out hs
and cold. Gov Wise Is not the man to stand upon
ceremony in such cases, and before they are done
with him he will he apt to show to oil his demo
cratic rivals and enemies in Virginia that In
catching him they have caught Tartar. Mr..
Smith, In addition 70 bis extraordinary conduct
in 1866, said. VIC believe some pretty hard things
against Gov. Wise at the late session of Congress.
and lbe Governor now intends 70 settle The bill
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-01


PlnLApaIrIlA, ScIa. 20, 1853.
Stocks duh Pennsylvania flves So, Reading Railroad
Oh, Morris Canal. sacg; Long Island Railroad. III
pcunsy lvsnia Railroad, ~
CHARLESTON ssrt % 1858
The sales ~ cotton IN the last two days have been 100
bales with advance NJ &c, chiefly the FINER quail
ties middling y quoted ~ Sc
SAVANNAH, sept %, 1853
Tho sales Of cotton to-day $40 bales nj firm prices
BAruwovr, sept. 80 1s5S
Flour hlm AZ 50 SOL s5 81 Wheat wanted. market
bare. white, al 40 81 as red, 81 ~ al a. Corn
dun al VIC. Whisky arm al - &c. CSC.
PnIaDsLrmA Sept. 30, 1853
Flour firm, Wheat. More offering; whit 81 ~ ~ IS
red o. 30 ~ 80 Corn quiet. yellow g2c. Whisky
Dim at 2itsc. a 2Jc
BrrrAto, scpt So-1PM
-Four market dun and heavy; demand limited 70 homo
trade sales $50 bbls good % choice extra Michigan IN
diana Ohio and Canadian. Wheat dull aud heavy;
Net cafrr sales 600 bushels prime red Ohio at 81 ~
offered ~ ~ IN, but there buyers at over
III To- Corn dull and lower sales 1900 bushels AZ Go
barley hrm aud in good demand sales nj soc a SIC
Rye nominal NJ &C Oats firm. sales 1000 bushels M
acc Mlliskcy dull. sales so bbls. nj 2It.r Canal
frcights unchanged Receipts by lake In The lat twenty
four ho-T AIS bbls -four % 54s bushels wheat ito
bushels corn 2sl2 busrs barley, g5S bushels oats
9hipmeNs hy canal--i ASH bbls -four q A42 bushels
who's, q, ll0 bushels corn, 2,T66 bushels barley
CFncAGo, Sept. 80, 1868.
Flour dull. Wheat dull, and declined ic sales nj rec
Corn quiet. and declined IL. 2c Oats dan Shipments
10 Buiialo-1aO0o bushels wheat 20 900 bushels corn
Shipments 10 Oswas-4o,000 bushels corn rs 900 bushels
oats Rcccpts-2so0 bbis -four 10000 bushels wheat,
80 600 bushels cora.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-01
Our Special Washington Despatch.
AWARD OF CONTRACTS FOR BUILDING MACHINERY
FOR THE NEW STEAM VESSELS OF WAR, ETC.


AWARD OF CONTRACTS FOR BUILDING MACHINERY
FOR THE NEW STEAM VESSELS OF WAR, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 80, 1858.
The Board Of Naval Engineers. consisting Of Messrs.
Archbold, Martin, Hunt and Wood, having reported
the proposals Cor machinery for the vessels autho
rzed be built by recent act of Congress- Sccrc
tary Of the Navy has approved their decision and awarded
the following James Murphy Co., Of New
York machinery for the vessel building the Brooklyn
yard; to Merrck Sons OF Philadelphia that for the
larger of the two vessels building the yard at that
place. Woodruff Beach, of Hartford, the vessel build
ing a, Kcry, Ne to the Boston Locomotive Works the
Boston vessel to the Morgan Iron Works the vessel build
ing at Pensacola
There were fifteen bidders in ALL and the members Of
the Board required to make separate and individual
reports in each case.
The contracts for the vessel at Norfolk and the smaller
of he two building at Philadelphia have not been
awarded.
The State Department has not yet received information
officially of the offer said have been made by the
OF the Society Islands cedc their islands
the United States
Judge Bowlin Commissioner Paraguay, has not yet
received instructions He is in daily conference with the
government and to morrow it is understood abstract
of instructions will be submitted to him for consideration
He will probably not leave for several days, and not sail
from New York till next week Every contingency is
being fully discussed that there may be possibility
Of failing
Information has been received from Senator Mallory,
who has returned from Florida where he had been TO aid
in the Congressional contest that there doubt Judge
Hawkins, administration democrat will be elected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-01

Tue LOCATION on QUARASTNE.-We continue
TO receive communications on the subject of the
location Of the new Quarantine establishment
The propositions arc o. various "a are the writer's
No two agree In recommending the same locality
or the adoption Of the same plan. One q our
correspondents il eloquent in pointing out the
advantages Of Sandy Hook, at Horse Shoe
bay. which. he says, forms q harbor Of refuge
into which vessels habitually run to escape the
fury o. the northeast storms: and he thinks that
the State Of Camden and Amboy could be in
duced TO enter into mutually advantageous ar
rangement az to the establishment of q Quaran-
tine at that point. Another correspondent thinks
that the shoal marked on the charts as the Dry
Romer lying two and a half miles north Of
Sandy Hook, possesses the most advantages
only drawback being that II would require
filing TO the height Of twelve feet To keep the
sea from washing over IL. But neither likes the
idea Of floating hospitals.
], would be useless, however. to repeat or ac-
cumula,e arguments In favor of this or that plan
or location. We presume that whatever arrange
ment will allow Of most money being made out
OF IT will he finally adopted and therefore oil
attempts to enlighten the minds Of the Commits
Sionefs are only 80 many repcttions OF The folly
" casting pearl before swine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-01
Meeting OF the American Missionary Asso-
citation.

WORCESTER, Mas, Sept. %, 1858
The American Missionary Association convened In this
city this afternoon. The attendance very slim. Al
dresses made by Rows D. q. Zee, Of Kentucky aud
Daniel Worth, a North Carolina. The annual sermon
was preached b. Rev mr. Thurslon Of Maine The Trea
surcr report shows the receipt during the year Of forty
thousand dollars The expenditures during the year we're
In session over tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-01

SAVANNAH, Sept. 30, 1858
The Republican OF this morning has the news, per
steamship Caawba from Havana and Key West 25th, for
Charleston which touched OF Tybee yesterday. The
bark Byzantine from New Orleans for Boston, at Key
West, leaking and dschargng cargo The bark Culloma
from Galveston for New York, at Key West crew
sick
At Havana sugars dull, in consequence Of the
strngency Of holders, and prices nomnaly
changed; stock $50 600 boxes Molasses dull. In
freighis there was nothing doing Exchanges very
firm. There had been heavy rains throughout Cuba No
political news stirring.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-01

Bosros, Sept. 30, 1855
There was some excitement here to-day among the
holders oftbe Pewabec copper stock, owing TO state
mcni that about thirty thousand dollars no,
factorly accounted for by the agent OF the mines
An application made by the Lowell Bank for an injunc.
ton proven, the Suffolk Bank from circulating thirty
thousand dollars Of bills Of the former for which specie
had been rendered aud refused at the counter u the suf
folk was refused to-day by Judge Bigcow.
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