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upon the Important question now agitating the
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more of the work of the tiote-s, aud the expo.
sure and alarm of the tients, as well as OF
those who had the care os<them.
The quarantine grount have long been an
object of intense hatred t. the S.aten Islanders,
and can scarcely wonde1 at it. This beauti.
full " gem, set in the silvsr sea" is the abode
of too many human beirg,, to become the laz \.
retto of New York. YET, u Imagine the violens
course of the mob has MT done much to pre-
vent the spread of SMALLPOX and yellow fever
during the present autuIn,.
Where shall New York .ocate her quarantine,
is question OF more inte' est to us than to you
but, through the great sEeries of business, our
city must affect, more o. less, the health OF
most sections of the country. Il is a question
which will now necessaril be agitated anew.
ANNA HOPE
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TIAVING received, since the close OF me Csmpaisn
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Federal Union IL must be Preserved; and Who Sec.
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Report ofthe Kansas lnvesus aung COMMITTEES.
Kansas In 1855 complete History Of the OsuaSss
sansas, not embraced in the Kansas Comnuee Report
~ an Ohcer efthe Commission.
Foot.
Organization Of the Free Ss.ss Government in Kansas
md Inaugural Address ~ Gov. Robinson.
Ehs Fugitive SLAVE Bin of1e50.
LEWIS CLEPHANE,
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OF Era Office, Washington, ID. G.
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Hon. William A. Howard, in the FIRST, and
Hon. Henry L. Waldtos, in the second Con
gressional district of Michigan, have been nom
mated for reelection.
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The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser denies
that Elk Governor Hunt has joined the Repub-
licans; he is only opposed to the Administra.
ton.
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In the 10th or Chillicothe district of Ohio,
represented by Joseph Miller, Democrat, Cary
Trimble has been nominated for Congress by
both the Americans and Republicans, and is
therefore sure of an election. Miller was elect.
ed two years ago by vote of 7,403 against
5,633 Republican and 1926 American.
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Post Captain Shubrick has been appointed
to the command of the Brazil squadron, which
has been ordered to proceed, as a support to
the Paraguay expedition, to the highest acces.
sible point of the river La Plata.
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The two slaves vh3 were apprehended at
Cincinnati, and remssded to their owner in
Kentucky, i is understood, where betrayed to
the officers by man oftheir own color. The
colored people of that sisy have secured the be-
trayer; and if their susricions prove correct,
coat Of tar and festherJ Dill be his punishment.
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DR.. Banks, the sutler at Fort Monroe, sus.
pended from Office for selling liquor, has proved
that his predecessors violated the army regula-
tons in the same way, and has been forgiven
and restored, and told not to do it again.
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>, from the published report of Mr..
= English manager of the Atlantic
he Queens message was fully sent
: he evening of August 10th, and that
ted back immediately to Valentia
re its accuracy. Yet only the first
;,>it was sent to the President from
/. and the balance came along the
If the English account ia correct,
ssy received the entire message in
lance. 1t probably got hung up on
mewhere between here and New.
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,ame time that DR.. De Sanity was
ct he could recsiye from yalentia,
.N,, could receive nothing from him,
ct Valentia was telling the English
s, could receive perfectly from Trim.
trinity bay could NOT receive we'll
ia. There seems to have been q
understanding, such as happens be-
,af people,
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The Charleston Mercury contains the opinion
of the Attorney General Of South Carolins, that
the Africans recently brought there and retained
by the United States Marshal are not subject
to South Carolina laws.
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board, and large number of passengers
The guns have been placed on the bastions
of Vienna, and any day nov the Atlantic cable
may be expected to announce that another roya
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Lord Brougham cut the frat cod on the Eden
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The Congressional conferees of Hon. John
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at Bridgeport, Pa. The district is composed OF
York, Cumberland, and Perry eountieS. Cum.
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Mcintyre, through fourteen ballots. There was
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The Democratic State Convention of Massa-
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Beach ss6, Butler 400.
The official vote for Governor of North Caro-
lima gives Ellis, the Democratic candidate, .
majority of 1924.
Hon. Frank r. Blair, jun, has given notice
that he viii contest the right of ]. Richard Bar.
ret 70 seat in the 36th Congress from his dis
tric..
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of Wisconsin.
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