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The daily Butte record., 1858-05-08

THERE ARETnOuSANDS in nihisstnte s"e', !.
i for want Of Scieniinc medical treamem',
you fear IL apply 10 Physician because wy I'll
been deceived oFlheir friends hn'e pteh' ~ i'd
Of the dharlatuns al inicet the community, ~
publish themselves rs good physicians, pI"ssm
etc. To all ruch we Undertaking y recp'n"t,s.r
q NouuR. rs n Physician IN whom on Hpr scloesI
icnec. lie IL man OF emiwht shu IA "a
study, good sasgeon, M honorable nnn n,,n,,,a M
Who can syinpashise with persons Ia hhiie't,r "a
stAnltug as a Ph,sicinn and gentleman ." M
guarsnte.,i-the first by his ~ ~dicsi ~ofhs' y
are an Tor To their author. aud the fhN P.h,rk
highly surcessfnl course Of practice WIN - II
has be en- hoaored since his advent IN
the latter by his props patrons ana large CIV
acquaintanees,
IDEMEMBER-That Dr J. u. founas onM
M. tho treat mcni of Private Diseases, - ~ w.
ner of Montgomery and California sts.' "a"
REuEMBER-Thal Or. YonnR wants 30 Psss a.
but those fully capable Of apprecal'ng aa .oash "
gushing the services of n n RulDr. thofoass s,,ss
physic an, from lhe paltry urieaTned sh" '"
luack. 49,, ,,,,s rpeus
bred physician advertising TO cure disehfes
dence. ..
REMEMBER--That Dr Youngs remess. ~
treatment are entirely unknown TO All o's1 n ~
pared from life spent In the great it"ep. shssF
rope, and the first In this country, from P"''
calls imported. .rts
REMEMBER-That pr Vcung gives CIV"
ton to diseases peculiar io females.
From, the Hoston Medical JourhA' =, .sssr
"Althourh yc ar. y,sed to the syste'n, - DE
tising, for good and sufficient reasons, SUI a e4|
IL but Insice 10 say that Dr. Young is o's at|
most industrious and interchangeable No'H
medical sciepeein the United siAiss
Cv'No CURE, NO PAY-e I
his oa1cc Is al the corner of Montsone''
fsuiI sireetf, San fr uciso".
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-08
suMMoNs

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
ID tho District Coart of ths 18th Judicial District
CoIhiy Of Butte.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-08

Action brought In the
District Court of the flf
teenth judicial District,
and tho complaint fiied
In the connty OF Butte,
In tho office of tho Clerk
VI said District Court.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER IL, Is5s

thirty Inch pipes BY the first of October" But
this is wholly ul true. Ny intimate acquaintance
with iron and iron men enables me to contradict
the allegation. The prompt forfeiture Of the con-
tract is unquestionably dur TO the able manner in
which the whole affair was he'd up TO the public
indignation by the press. It's po,yer on this occa-
sion has been ss efectual ~ it was u preventing
the subjugation of Kansas. THF TRI1UNE hss
done its full share of good. It's strong del.qncis-
tons have been reproduced throughout the Peau-
sylyans press, and sympathizng echoes have every
where been heard. II hos indeed been "a sore
"trouble to some of our Friends" there, TO b. now
aggravated b. the new trouble among the harpies
by whom the plunder was TO be divided. Had not
this contract been ably exposed by the press. it
would have been quietly completed. notwthstand-
ing the non-deliyery at the appointed time. The
complete breaking up which these vigorous blows
have caused should encourage TO perseverance, BY
convincing that though the country is sick unto
death with its rotten government. yet all Is not
lost. Let the harpies put this into their pipes and
smoke IT, 1t is now announced that the contract
has been awarded 10 concern at Easton. The
Administration. conscious of the blunder made in
giving it 10 foreigners has departed from all former
usage in publicly prOclaming II 10 be forfeited, and
now it has FASTENED to make additional proclama-
ton that Pennsylvania foundry has received the
Job What rare virtues there in an impending
election, 1t has on this occasion made even
President crawl on all fours. The next stroke will
turn him fat On his back, mere groyeler on the
earth and gazer At the sky.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12
Connecticut State Fair.

HARTFORD, Conn., Monday, Oct. ii, 1919
The Fifth Annual Fair of the Connecticut State
Agricultural Society opens tomorrow on the grounds
occupied by the Society in 1850. 1t is now certain
that with good weather it will be very successful and
surpass all its predecessors. The Fair grounds are 30
acres in extent, and are incosed. The two main eX-
hibition buildings are each 800 feet long There are
besides two large tents and 900 stalls for stock
Every stall is already full and new ones are now being
erected.
There are 500 cattle stalls and they also already
full and fifty being erected. There are 20
entries of horses, Us entries of sheep, and ewin
numbering upward Of 400 head. There is also larg
show of agricultural implements, machines and dairy
produce. Already the entries are double the numoe
nf apy previous year at this time. The Society wa
not prepared for such rush. $1,000 in premiums ar
offered The city is full of strangers, and the tram
are crowded with new cOmers.
On Tuesday the Fair will be open to the members
and oil Wednesday to the public. II Will continue
three days. The trial of working oxen and the e4ni-
hilton of horses will be on Wednesday, There will also
be another exhibition of horses and plowing match
ON Thursday. The annual address will be delivered
bv Scion Robinson of NewYork and the report OF the
Judges will be given on Friday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12
From Washington.

WAsHiNGTON, Monday, Oc.. IT 1913.
NJ. c. W. Bradley OF the United States Legation
in China has arrived, bringing the treaty. It, pro-
visions agree tn the abstract heretofore published
On the meeting of the Court of Claims in Novem-
Der, than one hundred decisions in pending cases
will be delivered.
Commander Charles Green has been appointed
Lighthouse Inspector for Buffalo district
Nothing is known at the Navy Department of any
Of the chartered vessels for the Paraguay expedition
being unfit for service as reported
Secretary Cass to-day detained from his official
duties by severe indsposton.
The new Senate Chamber will be ready for occupa-
ton at the Of the next Session Of Con-
gress.
Commodore Shubrick lef the city to-day for New
York.
The frgate Sabine is TO sail without delay.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12
POLITICAL.

TAsmANY PRIMARIEs.-Primary elections were held
last evening in all the Wards pursuance with orders
issued by the Tammany Hall General Committee. Ihe
Regulars" did not, as a general thing, participate,
believing that the Inspectors were against them' aud
would decide for Tammany, however the vote stood
Opposition tickets, however, were iun IN most OF 'he
lower Wards but as was anticipated without much
avail except in the First Ward where tie whole popu-
lation turned out in front of the voting place aud ex
temporized an intense excitement The Tom Bynes,
or Tamu any faction, came out in strong force, but
were met by the Enrght or Wabrdge boys.
Blows were exchanged.
The policemen called, and after much diihculty
comparative quiet was restored. The result was an
nounced as a complete victory for the opponents OF
Tammany. and of the Hon. Dan Sickles In the other
wards Tammany had its own way; but the Regulars
will next week. elect delegates of their own to all the
conventions who will probably, nominate candidates
other than those Of Tammany Hall.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
lBy Telegraph 20 GaIrdyl

LONDON, Iue>lay.
LIVERPOOL CoTTOS MiRHET.-The adviees from
liverpool are by mail Monday September ~ inclusive
The sale OF Cotton for the days Saturday aud Monday
were IA 600 bales which go speculation and ~
export The market closed quiet bu; steady al the rates
advised per Canada -, =,
LlyERPOOL BREADsTrFFs MARhET.-lhe Lver-
Ioo Brsdu Market yeiy du the sales beins oil mere
retail description rates noninalJ unclaimed. :,
LiyrRPOOL PRo'ISIoS MARKET.-The Liverpooi
Provision market quiet but prices ruled steady Lara
was duh
iayhErooL PRoDUCE MARXET..--The Liverpool
i'1auee naTkst was generally quiet but steady.
i.VsnoS MAEKkTs.-lu London on Monday after
.It,i S were dun snd English WHEAT was
&ely 80 - "' sVSAS and COFFEE were firm TEa-An aver
seS ~ p~'ns,' >, ,"i quoted rates RicE quiet.
LONDON MONK MARKyr-Cnnsol. closed firm on
rs"S r, 'VV" sAass for money and n iS6as' 1916
LONDON, TrEsDAr.-Consols esi
by ue CNy Of Baltimore
LIVERPOOL Corros MARNIr-Iiver,ool Sent %
Evening Oaf lotion market Is quiet and prizes are without
nateTs change lhc SALE today 600 of
loo wse on speculation sud TOT export There are DO quos
tons Of American gwen.
LiyERPOOL BREApSTUFFs MARxsr-Flour IA nm
demand slightly lower rates for the better cs aS d.
cline Of the secondary aud Inferior description. Corn j.
dull and n lower.
LIyFRPOoL Provision MARgEr.--The Provision
market Is duU and prices nominal On further redor,,op q
the market foI - 10 aTner ne dispatch does not sta :,
the article
LivrRrooL PRopUcE MARXEr.-The general Pro.
epcc market 10 quiet. Rice is duh
LONBOS MARKETs.-LoNpoN, NJ Sept. 2S-Eveninr 49,
CoTToS-No sales reported, hn, msrstt frm. SUGAs un
changed. CORES siesGy. rrs-Cons9a, ledeis Rc,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

ELEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcr.-Wm 5.
Kenyon.
Extraordinarily, Hid District, 7. C. Costello.
Oswkeo.-Assenbly, IstDistrict Beman Broekway;
lid, James J. Colt.
NEw-YoRK.-Assemby, XvIth District George
Opdyke Mr.. 0. came within thirty votes Of an elec-
tion last year.
ST. LAwRFScE.-Assembly, 1T Dist, Harlow God
ard; lid, VIM. Briggs; Hid, Oscar +. Shepard. For
S erff. Shubael X. Gurley. County Clerk, Mark w.
Spaulding Special County Judge, Harvey d. Smith
Justice of Sessions, Sas Baldwin. Coroners, Samuel
c. Wait, John H. Wilson.
sryrnrs.-For Sheriff, George Seymour. County
Treasurer. Peter Hslsey Justice of Sessions, j. +.
Wood. Superintenden. Of Poor, Eli Carringtcn.
TIoeA.-For She;if John Brown. Assembly, Da-
vid Earl Superintendent of Poor, Robert Cwtiss.
Justice of Sessions, Augustus [. Garry.
BRooax.-For County Cers, Halam +. Pratt. A.
s'ubly, Osborn f. Bump. supeHn'en'er' c' Poor
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12

the original six a. If menorcd in the Charter He
was SIMPLY the reV feed counsel TO the Company.
''T sds the stIth.
Had been an American no lust honors would have
been denied me- or could long ere this have pleaded
NY in person before the foremost man in al the
lard; bot am sn Enghshmsn and although three
tines recommended to the favorable pot;ce OF the
Colonial Office, must abide hcir tne."
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY Lr,D-Nlxtxe.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company have found some.
thing profitable than their cable to work in the
lead mines Of Newfoundland. correspondent OF
Tie Ert>,rg Post writes that they have 80 men en-
ployed mlncg lead on their lands and that several
sbiploads have come to New-lork.
THE CUBAS TsLTcRAPH.-Ihe Taldhass~ Fori-
dan and Journal, Oct. }, says: The long-contem-
plated line Of telegraph from Havana via Key West,
st. MARKS, and TalIshsssee TO Macon. Georgia, We
happy to announce will soon be constructed. Mr..
Samuel a. Kennedy, OF New-fork, is now IN this
place, making arrangements for an immediate CON-
mencement Of the work. Plat portion extending from
ST. Marks TO Havana will trace the Florida coast in
the form of marine cable. Tallahassee will thus be
put in teegrsphc communication with all the Atlantc
and Western cities, and with the important city OF
Havana, and, at a time not distant, with Central
America. This grand enterprise has received every
encouragement from the civil authorities OF this State
and the island of Cuba.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12
THE DEACON OFGLENWOO ODSLECTURE
LIE POuR GREAT BODIES.

THE POUR GREAT BODIES.
N Ds CosDoyA delivered his second lecture last
evening a, Clinton Hail. to very large audience he
remarked that he did not the word body IN its COZ
eotive ,ense but the bodies of which he Intended 70
snesk are four brothers Of one family. The hr't'
" "hnyJody;" the second, " Erery6ody; the tn''''
8, SoneJody p the fosrth, "Notody. Though they
may be iy,sSnfn o,, YET harmless T but reliable persoa
a. Sya,cb nm AN argument. Ersvybody IL much moro
imnort ant parsonage, whose particular iorte Is san
der no character Is blasted but Everybody is the ras
sights; what Ererybody sees must be so' MS exam.
pie is followed by all persons Somebody Is q xeiy
MYTHICAL parsonage: no one has seen him, though ne
does exist. lie is bad poet, poor Writer; a. ,. n,s
senses he IL the opposite Of these qaahnSaus, T ~
he IL sometmes wealthy AID learned; INC esAt
Nobody who 10 sometimes msofsD,e s,s 'ps P;,,h.
other times perfect aristocra.' % "nsn ,ns,,,,oo
q 80. ;r =" NoLoIg knows all about II, 40 kDo.s
.Seys ,he money! is and he receives su inc 'eP"'s'
H. knnx. the private secrets OF the mos. Io-
.peetabIe families. But 10 turn 20 10 v,rv ~erv
sde " o.,,is,ed. and the other three brothers
ara rat 60 bad except ~ tney are inlsrsPi''" ~.
E,Iody Is uot 50 wicked ss ne y saa - oc' At-e
~. ~, are made for the wicked when SHOWS tnnt
anu anu oil capuot be in the majority. Hospitals snd
.ns.shle institutions abound 10 every street; .'o
are Fed and TIE naked clothed and the poor
800, care of and assisted IN thcu poverty ee,y
IaSv l. not dishonest, though the sAIderers mHy
90 supposed 10 be rogue till he is discovered 70 DC
honest. Erery5sdy does no, always rseoga1ed d.
merit, though his brother nGogsyd or ever in the
s sDsa grepsods ready to .snd aid and ass:tsros
ah Ssher i 2syody deeaersrg In st,s,. .s,I
snse chemistry aeay every Sranfs 81 sSTS
science and especially n a. e %ore rife than Il
sra as Of Richard Of the bon heart or The Chsv.nss
asys y.rd d M De Cordoys % With easiss. s.
stssntion throughout ,he whole Of ha nlssss
turs. aud close3 amid the most hearty a9p'A'",' -.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12
GREAT BRITAIN.

There was some expectation of reduction of the
rate Of interest by the Bank Of England owing to the
accumulation of bullion.
The English, papers publish an official synopsis Of
the treaty with China.
1t contains So articles. "A separate article provides
that 100000 taels shall be paid on account of the
British losses at Canton, and 900 taels on ac
count of the expenses of the war.
The British forces are not to be withdrawn from
Canton until these paid in full The main fea
tures Of the treaty were already known.
The European political intelligence is unmportant.
il reiterated that Spain is about to proceed vigor-
ously against Mexico.
The controversy between Prof WhitehOuse and the
Directors Of the Atlantic Telegraph continues in the
newspapers. The shares OF the Company were quoted
at E3l5a E3l5.
The Liverpool Corn Trade Association recommends
that corn flour and meal be sold by the uniform STAN
dard Of one hundred pounds weight.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12
FRANCE.

The rumor gained ground that matrimonial ALI
anoe was on the tapis between Prince Napoleon and
the Princess Clohide eldest daughter of the King Of
Sardinia. The rumor strengthened by report
that the Prince is to visit the Court of Turin in
October.
1t was stated that the Russian Navigation Company
will be authorized 10 establish station in Algeria,
and TO have depot Of coal there. The Company is
not bound to copne its operations to the Black Sea.
The Paris -four market was dull. Wheat fiat
and cheaper.
The French EmbassadOr will leave Paris for China
ON the Sd Of October, with the ratified French treaty
Prince Napoleon had gone to Warsaw to invite the
Emperor Alexander to visit Paris
The Duke of Malakoff is to be married on the re-
turn Of the Emperor from Chalons.
Havre, DuDkirk, Dieppe Calais and Boulogne are
10 be put in a state Of defense
port of refuge is to be constructed between Brest
and Cherbourg.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12
Democratic Mass Meeting.

BosTON, Monday, Oct. IT, 1913.
The Democracy Of this city held meeting at
Faneul Hall this evening, filling it to overhowing.
VIM. S. MCGOWAN presided. Resolutions were passed
sustaining tie policy Of the Democratic party. Adj
dresses were made by the Hon. E. ID. Beach the Hon.
Caleb Cushing, the Hon. Isaac Davis of Massachu-
sets and the Hon. jefferson Davis of Mississippi.
The meeting was Of the most enthusiastic character,
and the ratification OF the State nominations was
carried unanimously.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FOUR DAYS LATER ER0M EUR0Pt.
By the Iudan Empire and the City Of Bs'iH'fe'
pavOsso TELEGRAPH FROM RUSSIA TO AMERICA
rWo MORE ENGLISH VICTORIES IN INDIA
ACONSPIRACY IN PERSIA.
Cotton uUnchasEed-Bre""''""s Lower
roySOIS OIL
CONsOLS 98t.

~ No. 2l Wall street.
Sr. JOINS, N. f., Sunday, Oct l0-Noon.
The steamship City of Baltimore, Capt. Leitch,
from Liverpool on Wednesday, the 29th ult., passed
Cape Race on Friday, the 9Th inst, at a. M, en-
route for New-York.
Her news hos just reached this place.
The City Of Baltimore has large and valuable
cargo and hundred passengers. She will doubtless
reach New-York on Tuesday morning.
TIE steamship Indian Empire, Captain Courtensy,
from Galway the In ,rOng of the 2Sth ut., passed
Cape Race at O'Clock on the morning of the 7th in
slant arrived of Halifax harbor at o'clock on the
evening of the 9th, and entered the harbor at clock
On the morning of ths 10th.
The Indian Empire has $50 passengers. She had
succession Of strong westerly gales during the entire
passage.
The X. NJ. steamship Africa from New-York arrived
st Liverpool on the 26th ult
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12

The Hon. T. l.. Cingrnan, profe ssor LeConte' o
The south Caro,na College and Professor Buckley OF
New.York. have recently taken barome real measure
rnebt. Of various mountain peaks in Haywooa az
countless (N. c., and tie result Of thsr co
culston il, that peak Of the Smoky Moa1'sn NM
twenty five feet higher th,n the pinnacle u the
Mountain Mount Mitchell, It will be feeohsso -
67ll feet above tie ses. Qiis bamegf " 90
it is stated, have h en- acertain5f to os h ~
Moaps WeshlngfVi for hong rirne sipl' y
highest moglta.,l east Vi Jie 81 ssssiPP''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12
SPAIN.

The Spanish and French expedition against Cochin
China was not expected to commence operations be-
fore November.
The Minister Of Marine had been to Cadiz to super
intend the dispatch Of troops and ships to Cuba to act
against Mexico and il appears, from the language of
ali the ministerial journals, that the Government had
resolved to delay ongeri exactng reparaton from
that Republic
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12
The Suffolk Bank.

BOSTON, Monday, Oct. IT 1872.
The President of the Suffolk Bank has issued cir
cuar to the effect that the Suffolk Bank no longer
holds itself responsible for the maintenance here
tofore, of the system of redeeming bills Of country
banks but that any bank wishing continue its busi-
ness with the Suffolk Bank can do so.
The famous horses PloughbOy of Brooklyn, n. T.,
Hiram Drew, Ethan Allen and Columbus, jr, are
entered for the grand Troting Exhibition to take
place on Wednesday and Friday at the Fair Grounds
in this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12
From Utah.

ST. LOUIS, Monday, Oct. II, IS3S.
LeavenwOrth advices of the 9th state that Col.
Chapman and Lieut.. Burns Of the Fifth Infantry,
Capt Newton and Lieut.. Began Of the Engineers and
Lieut.. Vlespogel of the Dragons, had arrived from
Utah.
The weather was pleasant on the Plains, and the
contractors trains get along well. The Pixies Peak
excitement was abeting, although numbers OF emf
grants continued TO arrive at Leayenworh and Kansas
CITY.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12
RUSSIA.

The Emperor had given the order of st. Andrew
tthe hchest to Prince Gorchakotf, as mark OF sat
isfaction that two such important treaties had been
concluded with China
The Tnral,de Russo announces that it is in contem
plation TO unite Europe with America bya telegraph
across the Russian possessions.
The telegraph now extending from St. Petersburg to
Moscow is To be continued 10 the frontiers OF China
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12
Steam Fire Engine Trial.

The steam fire engine Citizen, built by Blake &
Button of Waterford, n. Y, had Il trial here this
evening 1t threw FIVE streams through hve-eghth
inch nozzle l2l feet; two streams tnr ugh seven
eighhs inch nozzle l65 feet-both horzonaily' ana
single stream through one-and-an eighth inch nozzle
sOl feet hig-the greatest hight ever attained here
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12

Later and important news had been received from
India. - -.
The Gwalor rebels We're defeated on the 18th of
August they had 700 killed, while the loss of the
british was trifng.
The Fort of Pocurse, after 30 hours sheing, sur
rendered TO Gen. Napier the 2ith.
A brilliant victory had been gained by $50 police
over 900 rebels.
Three Bengal regiments have been rearmed.
The Punjaub, Bombay and Madras Presldences
were tranquil.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12
Closing up an Insurance Company.

PHMADELPHIA, Monday, Oct. II, 1913.
The Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company has gone
into liquidation for the purpose Of closing business
after four years existence, during which time heavy
marine losses have been incurred and promptly paid.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12
PRUSSIA.

The Bank of Frankfort had raised its rate of dis
count to four per cent.
The King Of Prussia is not to abdicate, but gives
his brother the regency which the Prince of Prussia
accents. The King can assume his full power If he
recovers his physical and mental health. The Re-
gency, meanwhile is to be uninterrupted.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12
Casualties.

MONTREAL, Moaday Oct. II, 1893
Jas Gibbs Of the firm of Gibbs Il Ross OF Quebec,
and President of the Quebec Bank, died suddenly yes
terday. tn,
A man named Lebrune Carpenter was killed yester,
day afternoon in Dorchester street by the accdetai
discharge Of fowlng-piece
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12

ALBAsr Co.-(fIard Congress, John II. Reynolds;
Thomas W. Van Alsyne Sheriff Abraham Fitch,
Clerk; John Colrisin Justice.
XVIII Dst.-On the 9Th, W. T. 0iell Of Saratoga a
was nominated for Congress.
XyIIIth Dist.-The Hon. Charles Goodyear of
Schohaire nominated on Saturday.
"A special election held in Minneapolis, Minnesota
few days sirce for Supervisors resulted in clear
Republican majority Of 100, securing the Board for
the next year.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12
FOURTH DISTRICT OF NEw-JERsEY.

Special Dispa'eh % The Ne"aTk Dal.y Advertiser.
MoRRIsTov's, Oct. ll.-The IVth District Demo-
cratic Congressional Convention met this morning
j. F.. Edsal of Sussex presided. Mr.. Huyer was re-
nominated by accamaton. He accepted the nomina.
tion in brief speech. Col. Robert Hamilton spoke,
denouncing Judge Ryerson, charging him with sell
fish purposes, dshonorabe politician and traitor TO
his party. j. Rogers of Sussex and Mr. Gihon of Tie
Paterson Democrat also spoke. Resolutions We're
adopted sustaining the Administration policy, and the
Convention adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12

PEsssYLvAsIA.-The Philadelphia North America,
says the trouble among the Republicans about the
Congressional and Senatorial nominations in Erie and
Crawford Counties Pa, has at length been satisac.
torly adjusted by the voluntary withdrawal of Gen.
Dick candidate for denomination to Congress and
the anicable arrangement of Elijah Babbit of Erie
for Congress, and u. A. Finney of Crawford for
Senator.
THE HORSE Tom CoRwrs RrDEs.--At a public
meeting in Cincinnati, on Thursday last Tom Corwin
made speech, in the course Of which he said:
II think could convince every impartial man that
the horse Of Popular Sovereignty a dead horse
blown to atoms by Democratic guns And as for that
was sired by Thomas Jefferson himself, and it's the
horse mean to ride while there a hair in his tail"
Laughter and cheers.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12
The Atlantic TeIegraph.

TRINITY BAY, Monday Oct. II, 1853.
PHTKR CooPsR, esq, NewYork:
Nothing was done with yalentia, either Saturday or
yesterday. De SANITY.
ST. JoHs's, N. F., Monday, Oct. II, 1853.
c. W. FIELD, New York
Have arrived here, and leave instantly for Trinity
Bay. e. w. LuSDY, Operator from Nalentia.