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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-13
INDIANA ELECTION.

CSuSssu. Oct. IL. 1858.
Ia the Sixth district far heard FROM Portco the
republican candidate for Congress has between and
500 majority-a gain Of nearly 500
In Marion county tho whole republican kounty tlcke,
IL ec5,ec ny large majority.
Hancock county shows large ccpublioan gain.
In tho Third district the vote very Sose.
shelby county far as heard from, shows small
publican gain
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| IEDf. VCt IH5h
Tho Democratic County Convention to-day nominated n
Seymour Of Troy, their candidate for Congress the
Thirteenth Congressional district.
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THE FLORIDA ELECTION.
WASHINGTON, oct ~. 1853.

In Florida, Mr. Hawkins, democrat, is re elected to
Congress by two thousand majority Mr. walker demo.
GRAFT for state Register, unopposcd The legislature
is also largely democratic.
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TIC organization has become mass Of quarrelng
partisans, whose only chance for power lies in
the numerous divisions of the great majority OPP
people towards all. Thus, every effort to get up
national Issue will fail. unless it receives the
backbone of some great name, in whose antece-
dents the people can find reason for their faith,
ard upon whose unselfishness they can implicitly
rely.
Such name is now demanded by the country,
which is alike tired of nggcrs and abolitionists,
of Kansas and squatter sovereignty, and of sec
tional men and sectional views. Nowhere can
better name be found than that of Gen. Scott.
His history is cntwined in the history Of
the country for the last forty years.
Whenever sectionalism has raised its head,
as in South Carolina; or invasion has been
threatened, as at Aroostook; or international
xctcmcpt has forebodcd collision, as on the
Canada frontier; or the national honor demand
cd the sending of our armies abroad, he has
heen entrusted with command; and in every
instance his wisdom prudence, energy and skill
lave redoundcd TO the national honor and
drawn more tightly the bonds of our Union. He
has proved himself to be the man for every emer-
gency; and now. when sectional leaders are
everywhere rampant when men look with
doubt upon our perpetuity as nation, because
there is no great issue to stir the hearts Of the
people, he is the very man to bring out and to
reawaken the national enthusiasm.
lie is in every sense Of the word national
man and an American. AS such he should be
brought before the people. Now that the Amc-
rioan party has learned wisdom and thrown
away its dark lanterns and its prescription
It's best course will be to take the field
at an early day with the name of Gene
raj Scott upon its banners. There is much
in its principles that commends itself to the Anne
rican people, as was shown by the sudden growth
of the party a few years since; and had not the
ties to political tricksters and the selfish leaders
stimulated spirit Of prescription which is fo-
reign to the American heart. it might have be-
come permanent party organization. The
people everywhere are tired of the old parties,
and wish to get rid Of them If no new and vigo-
rous opponent rises up against them they will
continue to divide and sub1livide on their petty
local ierucs until the best interests Of the country
are brought into jeopardy. The name of General
Scott will create such an opponent, and give the
sue then will be, nationalism against sectionalsm,
and no man in his senses can doubt the result of
such contest
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Later from Havana.

CHARIEuvn, Oct. IL, 1859.
The steamship Label has arrived hero with Havana
dates u The 10th inst Sugars quiet and declining
Aolasses inactive. Frcghts dull
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BALM FOR THE DENocR,cr.-we publish this
morning lisi Of combinations Of appointments
recently made in the Custom House. II will act
as a sort Of balm to some Of our local politicians
One thing II proves concu-ively, and that is that
the most perfect accord reigns between the Col
locior, the Secretary Of the Treasury and the
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One building office for the use OF the Health
tfcer.
one for the q Dr. Dssel physician Of the hospital
One gate lodge.
One warden's store and sorehouse, and repairing and
rebuilding the wall around the Quarantine grounds
The materials 10 he used in the construction Of the
build ms arc bitk. stone and tin.
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Yellow Fever at Savannah.

SAVANNAH, Ort. II, 1888.
The deaths In this city for the last 6
which were from yellow fever. The deaths for the
week have been 81, Of which 10 have been from tho
fever.
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From Albany.

AfnASf, Ott. II. 1855.
Tho American and the Rershicsr Ce.vens,cas met
day. but tho iat nothing boon done
cctd appointing Conference Committees.
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Savannah city Election.

rAvANNAn OCT II fN5S
The democrats In the city election yesterday CO.
tircy successful Their candidates Tor Mayor and Alder
mon we're elected by sge majorltes.
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IOWA ELECTION.

DuBUavE, Oct IL, 1858
TSnnswcIi can't, Ieccmptcn) for Congress, has 600
iority in this city.
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Rnn,nxAr TtrArrr-Mr Eddy canahic MANAGER and

BROADWAY TrArzx-Mr. Eddy, capable manager and
excellent actor that he will shortly open
this house for the regular The properties and
scenery sold Saturday lost under chaei mort
rage Al great sacrifice. The whole ma,cic Of tho thea
ire brought less than ~ 600 II Il understood that Mr.
Eddy intends 10 re1t and ,urnsh the house throughout
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tn. y.,,o.v E.ver az New Orleans.
~" s' Nvv pprxsyp Oct N 1858.

Tho deaths from yellow fever yesterday were my hye
Ior The wcek they loot up three hundred ana nncm,
The deaths nv yellow fever IN this city for the last thirty
hours we're ATTY i've.
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The WEsTCuEsTER CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
ANOTHER BEoADsrpE FROM THE CHEvALuER
wkrB-No sooner does the Hon. Mas~a Greeley
console himself with the idea that Mr. Haskin il
the opposition joint stock candidate for Congress
for the Wcstchestor district. and no mistake.
than the rcdoubtable Chevaiier Webb reopens
biz batteries and knocks down the whole ar
rangement. This time the Cheyalier is in down
right earnest, and gives Massa Greeley TO under
stand that IIaskin will never do-that he can't
be elected but viii be defeated and will inaict
loss TO Morgan Of four thousand votes In the dis
trict Very well. If Massa Greeley will not lis
ten to reason, but will insist upon making Has
kin the republican nominee for Congress upon
the Cincinnati platform, he knows what TO ex-
pcct The Chcvalicr Webb has given bis warn
ing, ard let those who will not heed II suffer the
consequences. We had supposed that Haskin
could be persuaded to withdraw in favor of
Webb, but we presume that the anti-Lecompton
democrat cannot trust the Chevalicr on the mat
ter of the Cincinnati platform. Very we'll. We
shall soon sec how Greeley will carry IL out with
both Haskin and Morgan on his back.
A Omar WEEK FOR THE DEHocRACY~-The
first Of the series Of nominating Conventions met
last night. The primary elections took place on
the previous evening. and Of course went off
according to the usual cut and dried arrange
ments. In spite of this preconcerted harmony,
there will undoubtedly be hitch in the nomi-
mating Conventions on the County and Congress
sional tickets Some Of the nominations will be
opposed and others substituted for them, which
will nccessitate adjournmonts with view to ac-
commodate matters. The Regulars and Peoples
Committee are, il appears, determined not TO
support any candidates who are tainted with
Douglas afinities. All this will lead to good
deal Of difficulty and trouble, 80 that the week
promises to be a busy and eventful one with
Tsmmany politicians generally.
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sppSning af the usids for Rebuilding the
quarantine Butisl1vgs.

Yesterday tho bids received for rebuilding the Quaran
tine buildings we're opened by the Mayor aud the Com
mites Of tho Commissioners n Emigration, AZ the City
Hall which resulted IL favor ~ = and w Shute they
beng the lowest bidders The following the proro.
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PROVIDENCE, n. T., Oct ~, 1868.
number 81 tho students IN the sophomore ciaas a.
Brown University have been suspended in consequence q
disofi ers.
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TO InE EDITOR on TIiE HERALD.
The following is the dimensions II a large brass gun
taken by tho Americans the barrier forts situated on
the Canton river in China, the 2is Of November 1856
which you viii please publish for the qualification Of your
many readers
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THE LECTURE SEAsoN.-The usual programme
Of lecturers for the winter season has made its
appearance in the journals specially devoted to
the encouragement of bastard literature. The
list contains the names Of a number Of ex-cler-
gymen, lawyers, physicians and journalists, who,
unsuccessful in their respective vocations, have
taken to this wandering career for living. The
fact of course, does not speak very highly for
the character of the instruction impaired by
these ambulatory philosophers. II is bad re
commentator for a public instructor that he
has been unable to sustain himself in the pro-
fession 10 which he has devoted himself Had
he acquired the knowledge necessary to do this, he
might become qualified as a lecturer, but failing
in that respect, are entitled to doubt his capa-
city as an cxpoundcr Of the information which
has profted him SO little
But it is not on presumptive evidence like
this that We question the benefit of the lectures
delivered by this class of persons. We take the
general staple ofthcir discourses, and we can tru
" say that we have never yet heard an original
theory or anew idea Of any sort propounded in
them. They are, generally speaking compositions
on which little trouble has been bestowed not I'M
frequently compilations, got up to order for a
lecturer incapable of SO humble literary effort,
and in but too many instances they are founded
upon the impudent assumption that the intellec-
tual standard Of public audiences is so low that
any sort of trash will do for them. For such eff
forts these lecturers are paid at the rate Of from
ten to two hundred dollars a night, according to
their professional status for in this, as in every
other career in which quackery constitutes the
main element a name made by long possession
of the rostrum and systematic putting secures q
corresponding money consideration.
1t is humiliating to reflect with what readiness
the audiences Of our country towns and villages
suffer themselves to be imposed upon by these
perpatetc humbugs There are minds intell
gent enough in most Of these places to detect the
fimsy trickery with which it is sought to dupt
Them and there are also in each locality men
competent to play the part of public instructor:
without lowering that honorable vocation by
their ignorance and pretensiousness. But as nc
man is prophet in his own neghborhood, ii is tc
be feared that rural audiences will continue Il
give the preference to imported charlatanism tC
the neglect Of the talent and intelligence which
are so frequently to be found latent in their owl
spheres.
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Halls FOR EUROPE.

New York. Nednes s;ay, October I3, 1858.
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81 uterifantfcbe Wabriebten

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Den, bic SQumination 3u elmer all8enlelnen 81
MAIDEN. Sebot bat bas Gcn1ite itd pOrbebal
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Mab ben Gprina8.
b. Baltimore & ODtO gtieubabn $3.50 A4

Bert1ln BEDFORD, gapon. Soroan's, SDanpn-
bale uno ben Central 0trgiuia SprinsS.
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un 8 Hbr Nvtor9ens perlaBt, ans8 eapmmen am Spnntag, unb
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Sene @eritdte, bon Ncapulco uno @clitna font'
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nidt 8~ertn9en S4reden 9elett. gr bate Jet,
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3eet Yanoerbilt bod nod einulal anf Der Slbne
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gag sS in, @onsreB SroBe slufresuns, neil Der
Wiinilter oeS Sunern z Nb9eoronete, Die In
Tclae Der 0iepclutiDn Ucn 1850 gum Tcoe
pernrtbeilt muroen, ni6t gum @ioe %3ulalen
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tbsil niat aufseboben iei. Die a(Semetnlte
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ltte, DaS Wliniterium a6er gum HtdIritt Se'
{ 5wunsen merben rplroe. ,a4 20.
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1857 baben $6.419, 142 betra8en, ($69,513
meniser al8 1860 Die Ginfubr betru9 $751;
100000; AuSfubr $19,779,150. Staats'
l4ulO i'm Nu5lanoe $6,O14,O00, i'm Snlano'
So, $40, $50. 1usm94t- Hls51 NJ 1+ .
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NxSie mirn Der atlantiibe Seles
0rapb nrbettem? s,

Dteie 6roee beantpcrtet Der ,Bbtl1bels
pbia 8 emotra II" in fcl9enoem Interelians
ten Nrtifel:
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telegraph In einer Weinute bnrhlaiien faa",
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eiinItmeilen nur in enaern SretIen it4 brett gel
temp maiden wirp, unD erlt inoireft ouf Die
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8reis Der Depelden obbdn3eu. Glne mlttl9e
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tieninbaber Ger Telesrapbens@ cmpeSnte.
8ereits in England iiuo nit Der gan5en
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