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land, l,5VV gallons OF moIaSeeS naQ been pro-
duced in yesr-worth SIS cents per gallon
there. The country was adapted to the raising
of cotton and sugar cane.-Neaoburyport Her
aid.
We learn by the Lowell Vor Populi, that
q slave case OF much interest has been pending
in that city for several days, the particulars Of
which are thus given: f
Jesse Cornwell, rich planter in Mississippi,
had q smart, fsvorite slave, named Betsey, who
was employed in the confidential relation of
housekeeper, and with whom he cohabied. The
result Of this cohabitation was daughter, who
is now twenty four years old, smart, capable,
intelligent, and good-looking. Her name is
Caroline. Cornwell, on his death bed, six
years since, requested his friend, DR.. Lewis
Keyes, to take charge of his effects, including
q considerable sum of money and especially
charged him, az soon as he could arrange 80
TO do, to take the woman Betsey and his and
her child Caroline to free State, and there
zee them comfortably located. For this special
service, Keyes was directed to take Sd, 900 cash,
81, 900 of which was to be equally divided be-.
tween mother and daughter, and 81 900 to be
retained for his own services.
Instead Of performing faithfully this last
dying request, it is alleged, Reyes, Immediately
on the death Of Cornwell, took the mother and
daughter, and hired them out at 800 year
each for period Of six years, when he finally
brought them with him North, arriving in Low
ell in the latter part CT May last. They have
been here with Keyes's family, under strict sur
vigilance, SINGS that time.
On Saturday last, the mother and daughter
appeared before Issac s. Morse, Esq, to whom
they made complaint and told their story.
Mr. Morse, in their behalf, instituted q suit
against Reyes, for the recovery of the money
given by Cornwell, and also for their six years
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The Glasgow Daily Mail understands that
the committee which SO successfully superin.
tended Kossuth's lectures last year, is about to
invite the distinguished Hungarian to deliver
q second course, should he End it convenient
to visit Glasgow. Some time in November is
the period upon which the committee have FIX
ed, as the most suitable season.
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NO. GIG.

In the fret Congressional district, N. Y,
,.,.nties of Suffolk, Queens, and Richmond
.ba Americans and Republicans have united in
rossiDsting Luther C. Carter for Congress.
Tho Democrats in that district have nominated
william q. Ludlow for the same Office.
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George S. Hawkins is reelected to Congress
f-on Florida, by 1000 majority. The State is
nov largely Democratic. Two years ago, it
vas very close.
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AAi' HAUi Pny III 1dlls
The extraordinary feat of playing eight games
at the same time without seeing the board, was
performed on Monday, at the Cafe de la Re.
gence, by Mr.. Morphy; the young American
player. The portion of the Cafe de Ia Regence
more particularly appropriated to the use of
chess amateurs, was open % usual to the pub.
lie, and in it sat the eight gentlemen who con.
scented to be Mr.. Morphy's antagonists. The
ether part of the cafe further on, and in which
two billiard tables are placed, was appointed
to the use of the blindfold player who sat at
the end, with his back to the public. A Ger.
tain line was marked out, beyond which only
two gentlemen could pass, N. Journoud and
NJ. Arnous de Riviere, who had undertaken
to announce the moves on both sides. The
latter gentleman oficiated for the four first
players, Messieurs Baucher, Bierwith, Borne.
mann, and Guibert, and the former for the last
four, MN. Lequesne, Potter, Freti, and Seguin.
At half past twelve, the conbatants having
taken their places in the presence of about
$50 lovers of the noble game, the play com.
mepced by Mr.. Aorphy taking the move, and
signifying that in every one Of the eight cases
he played KP2. Some Of bis opponents re.
piled by the similar move, whilst others played
differently, 20 as to lead to what is called rreg.
ulur openings. The play then. went on without
interruption for not less than ten hours, during
which time Mr.. Morphy never took the slight
est refreshment. The dednitive result was,
that the blindfold player won six OF the games,
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Minnesota Election,

CHICAGO, October l6.-The returns from
u;Unasois come in slowly. The following only
Ia been received Hennepin county-the
H. Republican ticket elected. Scott coun.
ITO Democrats and two Republicans elect
j 70 the Legislature. Ramsey county-the
e-+;rs Democratic ticket elected. Washington
.r5 Dakotah counties--carried by the Re-
prtlicsns.
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The steamer Carrier was sunk in the Mis-.
souri, river on Tuesday afternoon. The boat
was valued at $4,000, which is partially iE.
sured in Pittsburgh Offices. The cargo was
saved in damaged condition.
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The steamer Canada collapsed her fue in
Saginaw river on Wednesday. Three of the
crew were scalded to death.
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Col. Suffer, the man who first discovered gold
in California, is poor. He owned las, 900 acre.
OF the richest land in the State, where Sacra.
mento and Marysvile now stand, but is now re.
duced to small farm with a shaky title. Never
theless, he makes the most of his farm, and has
now in his garden, it is said, $4,000 grape
vines, besides fig, nectarine, peach, apricot, and
almond trees, in abundance.
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xuo IN VluclnuaLl.
Cincinnati, October l7.-On Friday night
g fire broke out in the building occupied by
Pooge q Pragere, commission merchants !;
James Wilson, storage house, and w. M. Nor.
gan, pattern shop, on Columbia street. Messrs.
Pooge 4 Pragere loss ST. 800, but are folly in
sured W. M. Morgan's loss is $500, and ames
Wilson's is about 81 900, on which there is no
insurance.
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fully nvitd 70 attend the funeral from the residence
his pss>A Nings onidgo, N. y, on Friday afternoon
n tso o'eA =.
suuu-u Kingston. N. r., Of scarlet foyer MARY
FRANCS vile ~ "iism W. Sndh ami saster OF John IA
Spinning
New yerscy AID i.ang Island papers please copy
SrAspos-Al Gscy City, on Wednesday, Oct 20. MARY
CHAIRMAN, wife Of .'ohn stanton, and daughter the
late Com nj Jordan. Yed ~ years
The relatives n snds OF the family respectfully
attend the Wa from er lato residence, No
33. South Seventh street. Jersey 0y on FRIDAY after
noon, at O'Clock witho,t further nVce. Her remains
viii bo inter rcd Ia Greenwood Cemetery.
SUMMATION sunday, Ocl IL, after a short Illness
JAMfs H. S~sioRs, IN the 35tb wear OF his age.
VAN fEDES-UD Monday, Oct. ", MARIA, vie Of A. Van
Eeden native OF Amsterdam, oSnd aged bO years and
MONTE
The trends and soqnantaoces Of the Sanity are invited
10 attend her funeral this husdayy morning, NJ nine
ockck from her late residence, 246 G-uve street. Jer
sey City, IL
WETJES.-0n Tuesday Oct TO- Mr.. GWxRT WssyHS,
sge 81 years, 10 months and 20 days.
The relatives and friends o' the family, ALSO the mem
bsrs Of Company g. New York German Horse uard, and
the German Grosers Society respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this Thursday afternoon NJ half past
ono O'Clock from his ae residence No 2o7 Hester street.
az Baxter street
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Port N New York, October 30, 1853.

CLEARED.
sssmsho s,r o. ~ West Gray q Eossr
s.eap,ship I,osn,ss skinner Norfolt--a L.dam.
Steamship Thomas Swami Ramsey BsiimoSe-H crom
ship Crest Of the Wave Collcy Fanci-co-Ross FAi
Ship iohn bright Cutting Iivcrpooi-wnisma 4 luion.
sh hD o.i h ;.snn cM Tec
ss I aydn C.
BARK Aesina Frse.n Wilmington croasy, Croker Co.
Ere 1 Ifssp & john ssf Sons
sa 'f Anna OBJ n50s shaw = John Sup bswSa
H"' H 1I.
schr l. Taylor Taylor Peersburg-Jas Hand
ssr J"r r nu spd sa Insa Potter
E:$s Ssss $s$s d:s ~.
Steamer sesn s"I Beverly s p@se fsT iysn
ARRIVED
Steamship Edinnurg tlip, Cumming GLASGOW, Oct 9 with
WESTERLY wnds throughout entire passage 18th
=. Ion 3 - passed II steamship niagara from Boston for
posed hr.Sa Liverpool sh inst sea.
smp,oa sth srM, with p,sseaFers KaoGard
"E INST JPN Ia, 80 T. lon xs' saw seamsp vanacrsi
cape aacs re- Arrived Oh lie Battery a, AS An
Steamship Montgomery, Croker savannah. with mtse and
4 Is lon Il q passed black bark heading n showing sig
a Of two white aud two red squares and white cross The
Steamship Star Of the Lyon Savannah with mdse and
Flip Lsss Thompson rends.on Ldysrpoo sep, Is with
sns ana "I % X n s bound
show white signal with letter IN H. 18th, bat a. Ion IS %
ane london and Isle of
h = day Ss n o s - ss ss 70 ans sS
ship fscor' of Boston, bryant Bristol Eng Sept IA with
Ship Msiu Ciism, Hack Hamburg Sep, and %
Slip 6uisbure d'rusI wegmann Rotterdam ~ Jays with
schnspps aud passengers. 70 udopho Wolfe.
lays with mdse and IS passengers 10 soksr Moi@aao
as o SS 'HSAs ss Sc @ sSp
- Nicolas iraedon; from Hayre sept Y for New York
s1s , aug rs
eas, seery wsa,ers weather and been ~ o.. from lon
Which spill, ssiis. tc. 49,
o 5 a am %S Hamilton r". d = pss
Mih barks Cochran and gem OF the Sea- and brig ocean
Er,e Zone Or q Liverpool Priest Malaga sogts passea
lrie Angostura drem Iiesekann Angoura Sept Is, with
irg Gen Pierce @dieu Matanzas Oct with sugar &c. to
ssSs .s
q lat 20 49, lon s. s. bark Mayao~er Of New York The
.sehr STEELE (Nor. Lund Santos Aug ~ with coffee TO Pa
bradshaw, Fish, Mauanrss s. with sugar sc to
SIR Alice, Howell. Aie,anaria .dsys.
sclr IA Leonard, Leasitl, hngina.
Sehr Empire, t-b,rn, tseurgrtown, De, 4 days.
schr Toucey, Gould, Georget1wn DC, days
Srhr Water Witch iuil Philiephla Boston.
sehr q King. Wooster, Calais. 10 days.
Sehr Esther klz,, Mel adden Lulec, days.
Schr New York Packet bancroft Machias with
Der and iah, to simpson 4 MAJ hew.
Schr VIM smh Fisher Boston days In ballast 10 Scran-
ton 4 altman.
Scbr A yancleaf ysncleaf Boston for Richmond.
Sr VIM ' Ser.h"a stsr ms. s co Gr fr"ss,pc
SeLr q y Hazard. Billiard. Hartford.
Sslr X Hart Lowry, Norwsk.
81 hr Saunders Williams, Nor~sik
Sehr Celestial. RcdncId Portland, CT
Steamer turiew, Arey, Providence
Steamer Charles Osgood Smith Norwich London
Steamer Albany, Kenny. Sag hxrbor.
SAILED
Prg Pulaski. Opor,o.
Wind at sunset &.
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ptp.sRn-B.Rny AT Elizabeth, n j., on Tuesday
OF ~ 10y the Rev S.nuei A. Clark, Of ftysbet JoaS
q hAiA~i, Of iaook, n 70 oL,klor1S c. daughter OF
Samuel fairy, % the ioinieI place
lsIe--Iitks-n this city on saturday evening, Or.
~ the lev james slctt al hs residence, Mr. iiRsaY
W. Cs51cs 20 Mss ElzArD Bat HARE both Of BROOK
Ign.
T,rx,--fi lSacAs--Ou Tuesday, oct 10, by tho Rev
Father hoeean. Lust BuTu3s, tsa OF Brooklyn, to
hiss kAry tLASsCss, II Astoria, l., L.
tpMlIus--fAwS,S.--atS ~. Johns church Brooklyn
saturday oct ID by the Rev. Thomas r. Gu,on Mr. JoaS
H. CMToA e. ANNE ~ DAWSON hcr OF the iats
III nas L,aps, III h-.StcD, la.
Ccok--BJtHNE Ton "Wednesday, OF. 20, At Hillside
cottage, the fe-d nce 81 TIE brncs lsthef ny Tue Rev
NJ oapp, Tncsa. A. tsrk, of New YORK. 10 MAKy daugh
ter u ChTisiaplasr - 10 me
EIrtNt--iIhIeNL- Wednesday, October 20, ut the
taylor, L. :. y, Lrulow arISG, VI TINS city, 10 MAR,
iJaIsIl ioess", \. T., niece oi TIE Officiating cher
eyuan.
by the J.-.,a ao,~., Mr. WH a. JAMS OF Eostu, TO
Miss MNsnhA 81. liiss o. The former place.
Io,II-,haiIk-in fsrmuds, W. l., On thursday. Oct
Z, hy LIZ Mossy taD Mayor OEo.Gx LSUtH tsq oi tis
hin ,f emit, a Laugh, New York ~ NJ - DKsosAg AMIN
sttse.
Halifax Jspcrs please copy
hAns-fovSrArr. lin brooklyn, on Tuesday, Oct. ~,
at the sss. Loe 81 Tho ostcs .ataar, " tue hes D.
i'apsDsy, NJ. wnlIAs s MARTIN u Mss AoAiaiDs J.
bot MAR
rA,e,us-Tho~usrss AT the residence Of The bride
mdief, ifsdGonlcld, y j., MoDIay, ut. Us, By th.
R,v. " HALFWAY, TISsSs a, PAsrylis, a Ncw York
"a hiss FANNY >. .k"N a.iI1k OF tue former piicc
Aau.At tho r.s dcnco OF the U.iic father,
~ ADAMS, y ca saturday, sept -, by the Riv NJ
sou a. late .a,t W. 81 webb d New York " HAHN
MgE. yuonsfs dau rhcr 81 } u. shepard, tsq
savaaraa parsr- risssr COPY.
N,hAt--ik IoS Atrh-ua thursday, Oct. Z, at the 81
e,s Npa., frq, ~ this city, to sra Donna A.
ekss;aS CtlAs IA IaNrArrs, Of Havana, Cuba
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Co,IIsr-in nsoOsiyn, on Tuesday, Oct 10, Mrs AsS
CoiNs, ths beioyod wae OF Mr. A. Collins, ssci 20
Tho fsnera viii take place this CThursiayD afternoon,
OFT 81 at two o'ck psecr.iy from the rcsidcnc. OF
hcT husband, ~ isFrav street south Brooklyn.
torY.-pn gue-5ay, OCT ~, wnaIss iissRy Eor, sgei
B months and IL days.
The relatives aud friends ~ the family respectfully
invited to attri The fuLcss tns harsjayD Afternoon At
o'c,es, tl.c OF h,s ,sfrnt Ia ..ls
avenue Hudson CITY, \. j.
,mSs,-ia Brvoklya, on Wednesday, OFT. 20, We. b.
aN,>ki, aged - years.
1hc iunSrai VII, aKc place the residence OF his father
w. W lanioya, ,oult stscct, tins (rharsday) atar
ncrn, 1T ouf ccos. Tue trends 81 the family nyd
Ell ~ aiteu4.
ing Illness, MsN MAgDAilS, VIE of Christian a. sin
Tier.
The relatives atd rcnis ., tine fanny are respectfully
invited attend the deceased ir"m her atc
residence noth~ 81 u sccond avenue and -Four
tecn,h street, 90 irrsy Afternoon at cac O'clock without
H,r REMAINS VII DC taken to Greenwood Zoe inter
nsnt.
Jvsx.-un TUESDAY uv,. 10, Gs@GK w.smseus. sou
Of Join T.. aud hen Jones aged years months aid
days.
The frieu,s ami relatives the family respectfully
invited 70 att nj tue "a i,om IN rtsio ~ n IA
th,r, No ~ Monroe street. this (fhursia!) arrnoon, a.
two oc,ock.
kxR.-,n MONDAY evening, -. Is, at chnon,
staten Is and, tin,rrrH NiNfHs0r, ant laughter al
stewart herr, Fsq aget months AMI ~ sys.
k,~rN.--suddcnly on Tuesday Ut n, CAausy Kos
MA, 49,. 81 years, ara,,Sr q v.efmeay:
The TRENDS and ', atiycs ~ Tie famSy and those o
Hnry stuckc, respectfully invited W attend tn nne
raj ths Qhusday) Afternoon, AZ one O'clock from the
New York Hospital, duane street side.
MciuSsni.--ln ,J,fscy Cny, On reslay, oct 10 Mrs
MsreAnfr =, wife 81 Thomas MclVucii ESQ, Of New ur
leans, aged 81 years, native Q. NC amond, va
Tie relatives and friends or her brothers Robert |.
Daniel v, and Thomas Smith, Jr., respectfully invited
10 attend the iunc,a ffcm the rcstence q Robert l.
smith No iSl Grand street Jersey tty, this (fhlsay)
afternoon al twu O'Clock Her romans will b. Inferred
w Greer Wool cemetery
New On cans Iapcrs please coy
MuosH,-- A. RcwnelL. &. z. IN saturday, Sept. IS
tENJsmiN MouSty, formerly IT this city.
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tne capital and this Is particularly noticed concession
10 the reclamation o, spain Perhaps the fleet Spain
sad TO be energctcaiy fitting out against Mexico viii
nov De sent to help Zuloaga az All the liberals u,en
saLv?
Zoaga had been personally insulted during the cele
braton OF Independence Day. by having pack of cards
tund tdrd1d) thrown al him. by some unknown person
whe Le Was listening TO DISCOURSE The celebration of
The day had been suspended of the discovery
OF conspiracy against the government and the rich say
the partisaDs OF the former
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Haynl lntsslI.e.s,.

The United Stats steam fTlsate Minnesota vas al
shanghai, the Powhatan q, japan, sad The soop oSW
Germantown was Ia Canton river AZ aicst advices.
The marine guard OF The slooposw var P,ebe lcit thu
Washington Marine Rrracks loo tlt vessel tbc ls,a
The frebe Is yiur - Norfolk N4yy y,ri and wil.
be really 70 sail TO Jor the ia ag,ay expedition ~ ,bo
a week.
u " morcd RI the iaoosyr Navy YUd thu two a.
dit DUAL steamers To- h. Chartered B ~, ton a. tn~
ALREADY dctalcG, and al, form Htntnpti Tor the Para
quay expedition.
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hee children and servant, Miss Baker wAanar s1t
lad Miss A Genet Miss lee. L1unsord ID rlyton
u II latham. q X Atkins HILL Edwin stuart Is " Nix
man. Snyder, Mrs snyder, Mrs chalobers Joseph
Abbott q II Read. Mrs Kyb Mrs Townsend two children
and Miss McQuadr Mrs rurnhu Miss Barn H.
q Shriver, Carr, w Woodruff. y Dixon, A Allen
and lady, Ioveless l. Jordan Miss Taylor Davis
Wells Miss Bridget Pator Flonrnoy, Miss iupn. Miss
Va Housewright Vincent White. lad, child. Whe
j Brooks, and IL In the Storage.
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WhSs~,s Wall style Geatiemea,s Dr-s. Hat
r. spring s,yss ucod :: iis yuon sis Green xeL cor
a
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eThe Champion OF America" with the
great battle, photographed - the grounds by HOLMES
Copies for sale al the great photograph depot 80 Broadway
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ter TINT eI grnerous, Inclined but etnes We are In
lsntiropic nre~r ard bens give the following
Information without IA mr. IL viz kS *, v. prince of
good fellows sells the most agifcen hats oonrv able his
him
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81 Cent Portraits, and additional views OF
Niagara Falls, before taken All e1citemcls ot the
day photo sra pLei by HOLMES 80 Brociway
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go Cent Anib,OtyPe LII enesses, with Case.-
Family AMI kencsses beautifully by
brated kIhBALI. Si1 Broalway.
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Brool9lyn Photographs Art.-sViiiiamson
BROTHERS have and facilities oularg
ing dssuerreoty pcs 10 photographs, LIE size.
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Working Revolution"
The twelve new stylrs II dress hats 1t
,lENINS 2,4 Broadway.
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elnrs hotels ehouscs &C. thoroughly cleaned by the
n MEYERS M raeuous remedies For se A. the pro
prietors depot sl2 rotwsy Of Houston street and
By " " kushtovi druggist general agent Nos. W Astor
House and 4i7 BrJadway, corner OF Canal street
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1rasJ's Celebrated shirts and COiiars--A
large stock constantly hand made order tho shirt
ana collar depot g. and ~ Wliiem street
GEORGE VI TRACY Agent
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Wheeler q Wilson's Sewing Machines,
new style. Price $50 Oaice 3i3 Broadway
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~ ued throng at ESPENCHEID'S His hus are uniy,rs.v
A. ~ "wfed ~ excel in originality elegance Of style er
ccsNA o. material superior workn.nsh AMI eonomy or
price 20 sha Judge 'or yourselves at is N street
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Noony's Perfect Fitting shirts, made IN
order, superior quality so per Dozen At MooDYs, ~
broadway.
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+" Wear no Hat that Dtsfigures YOu."
TWELVE sTyLkas ALL NEW.
At OENiS'S ia BroadwA
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EaTtho!f's F.Iaiiy shuttle Sewing aIa-
chimes, Ia,eI improvements Office a8e Broadway