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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13
HOMESTEAD TRIUMPH IN KANSAS.
Correspondence Ct The n. Y. Yri5Cus.

Correspondence Ct The n. Y. 1riszns.
0SKALoosA, X. T., Oct. 6, 1859.
hasten to arrouros the triumph OF toe Homestead
clause, separately subutted to the people, at the
tine ofyo'ing r ,he Constitution. We Eel. perfectly
easy about the Constitution itself but of he
would be Leaders with short-sghted sefshness, were
disposed to turn the cold shoulder to the great oos.
ersl issue in the Of freedom-the preservation
Of the homestead to the family from the clutches Of
law One would suppose, in this nineteenth century,
every intelligent citizen would see much PROPHECY
in saving the home Of an unfortunate debtor as m
ssvrg bis body from sale for debt, was done in the
olden tiueADd as is yet the case in some barbsrous
regions. However, the people we're sufficiently alive
to thsr true Interest," although Of the purblnd
politicians did whs; little they could by Withholding
tickets. But, il most cases, they soon stopped this
game, when they found that themselves would be
sacrificed if they persisted n that course. FeE, at
the present time, appreciate the gre Importance
Ct this triumph to the moral, socs, and political wei
fare Of Kansas, and, indeed, to the whole country,
considered as example Of enlightened legislation,
inaus urated by the democratic masses themselves.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
From Washington.
RECEIVED BY
HpecIal Dispssch 70 The N. Y. Tribune
w cuIx f.roHr INadnnadar Dat 4.

Especial Dxpssch 10 The N Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Oct. d. 1889.
Notwithstanding the constant reports hence, in
dicatng new phases in affairs relating to the North
Western Boundary to our officials in China, and to
Mexican matters, nothing has really occurred
materially different from what / have already
stated. In short, our Minister in China is not to
be reprimanded with Com. Tatnall, nor is it prob
able that treaty viii be negotiated with Mexico
upon the terms currently suggested by speculative
parties nor will the Administration fail to assert
our right to the Island of San Juan.
Ever since the project of a quicker mail service
70 New-Oreans vi. the Peninsula Of Florida has
been mooted, certain New Orleans papers have bit
Iy astailed the Postmaster General. Such a route
hss not yet been established, nor will it be unless
there is surety that the service will be materially
shortened from that by any other, nor by its estsb
yshment sball it be inferred that others are to be
dispensed with. Though New. Orleans has semi.
monthly mail to California great exception is
token because the Tehuantepec route is not kept
up. AS that route, like the overland ope, carries
no passengers, but on'y mails at fabulous expense
fbe Postmaster General has put stop to the use.
less expenditure. So, also he would stop the great
Overland Route were it not that the contract was
30 drawn by the late Postmaster General that it
cannot be legally abrogated.
Letters reached here yesterday from leading
Democrats Of Minnesota giving up the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13

Richard H. Stoddsrd is the author Of the Lie
Of Humboldt which was published anonymously
some mouths ago by Messrs Rudd s. Carton, who
have ith edition in press ard We understand that
the work i to be repuOlsbed in London.
ID. c. Broderick, II will be remembered, fought a
duel in lS52 a, Contra Costa, with Judge j. Caleb
Smith, sou Of Extra Billy, in which he received
5ull., a. one OF the side pockets in his wa,stcoa,
where or tie first and Oty time in his life ne carried
he watch The story goes thst " he started to tae
field With new ssi.eost aed On the way stopped q.
tie jewelers. for bis watch, which had been under
going repairs He then discovered for the first ii ne
TIA, he bad no watch pocket and ne therefore paced
BIS tirepsc. in the side pocket, where, in breaking
tie foiee Of Sriths bullet Il saved the owners lise
The Hoe. William N. Gwin, United States Sens
tor from Cslforris among the passengers by tbs
steamer North Star.
-Thoruton NcGaw, ESQ, distinguished citizen o.
Name died a. b.s residence in Bangor on the 81, ,nd
va buried o. FRIDAY Last.
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Mr.. Valentine, the slsve-traie osniiise@ 'oe Tue
Legislature in Claiborne County Miss, has bA9 de-
fea'ed. Some Of the Mississippi journals hope e"
the s1iject will soon Be dropped, for fear tas. the
Deuocra;.c party there will get into as hopeles.
condition as il il in Ner-York.
-Tie E.eHizg Post ststes that in repeating bis
GRAFTON or Webster, ct Boston, the other day, Mr..
Everett omites the passage contained in it on the
first delivery, to the er-. that hr. Webster beievsd
" tina; free labor would ul.ms.ely prevail taroaghog.
the country" The passage has excited fsIAk, and
Mr.. Everett was afraid TO rep-stit.
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ENGLISH OPERETTAS.
MR.. AND MRS. DRAYTON AT TIE FRENCH
THEATER.

MR.. AND MRS. DRAYTON AT TIE FRENCH
THEATER.
TIE first entertainment Of these artists at the French
Thester, Broadway, was brilliantly attended and CON-
petey successful. The pisces given are described as
Parlor Operas, and suppose thai designation will
suswer for the scenes are a domestic and in the ocs
ty offs room. The plots such "a include only two
perscns-Mr. srd Mrs. Drsyton. Considering how re-.
s'cted must be the action Of pieces for two performers
the first operetts was very good the second DO. re-
rnarksble and obscure in it's intentions. imagine
spighy conversation superior voices, pleasant music
good costumes, and artistic huency and you have the
outline Of the evenings work.
Mr.. Drayton has a fine presence. HE voice is 8
noble bass sympathetic and well trained and fresh
that be can give upper notes with the sOfress OF
tenor He does not exagserate but sings with dscre-
ton and skill His enurciation is excellent. lie was
immensely spplauteo.
Mrs. DIayton hiss well-cultivsted soprano, capable
Of s1ecutiDg loiid music effectively. Size was vehem-
eBty eIcored
The plots Of the pieces are uncbjectiorsble in a
moral sense, ard the entertainment is altogether go
novel pretty, and attractive that it may be unreserv-
edly commended TO the lovers of sprightly dramatic
ar lyrical plays. Il argues much cleverness on the
part these artists alone and unaded to hold the at
telton Of al suditory-s large and Intelligent one,
too-for whole evening. Mr.. Drayton is an Ameri-
can who made his studss at the Paris Consery atory
Mrs. DrsytoD is an English lady. They may be con.
graduated On their sucoess Their performances will
be On Friday next, ard on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays thereafter.
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SHOOTING AFFRAr Is THE BowERT.-An slterca-
ton arose last night among the occupants of
the dwelling portion of the house No. 2lS
Bowery, during which Mrs. Mary Ann Marsh drew
pistol, as is alleged and discharged i. at Mr. james
Shore, but fortunately Mr.. S escaped uuhsrmsd. 1t
appears that the occupants have been at oggerhesds
for some time past, and during yesterday m alters
took serious turn than usual. In the scrim-
mage hat followed the alteration, Mrs. Marsh di,.
charged the pistol The polics were called in, aod
Mrs. Marsh was arrested aud locked up in the Four
,eerth Ward Police Station, on charge Of attempting
70 III
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English Cricketers and Base Ball.
PHILADFLPHTA, Wednesday, Oct. II.

FH1LADFLFHTh Wtuutrudy, OCt' II, 1oJ5'
The All England Eleven have received challenge
from Bsse Ball Club Of this city, but as they have
had no prsctce whatever in the game they fear they
would play it a la cricket and intend to decline the
challenge for the present. they have, however, OBJ.
tanned books Of instruction and specimen bat, and
during the Winter and Spring will practice the game;
so that when they visit tins county next year and
they expect an invitation to that etec, they will be
able TO change position with their American friends
and become students instead Of professors. They pro-
that inerreres with this plan ia the Canterbury Return
Match, appointed for the middle of August. This
match they will either play at earlier day or post
pone altogether.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13

ALMOST FIGHT.-Laot evening those eminent
prizs fighters, Heenan and Morrissey, ve'y
Of meaning themselves by rough .nd tumble fight in
the Park. 1t appears that they came in contact at
the Aston House, where Heensn offered to bet
Morri.'ey $500 that lie could whip him sry way, and
urged that they should go rto the Park and set
tie TIE matter a, once. Both repaired to the Park
ard about engaging in pitched ba'ils her their
respective friends rterrred and prevented the con-
summation moot devoutly wished for on the part Of
the Bebicis Boy. 1t was rumored about Town that
they had fgtt, bat such was not the case.
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Connecticut State Fair.

NEw.HAvES Conn, Wednesday, Oct. H. 1889.
The State Fair at Brewster Park Is in successful
operation The show Of borses, in number aud excel
lepce, far exceeds any other exhibition in the State
The display of cattle rs also better than usual lac
display If products is also highly credtable The sd
missions 10 day are estimated al from 1900 TO 10 Oo
persons. Thursday the great day OF the Fair, which
oloses on Friday next.
There will be the best trong to morrow ever Grown
with an eoua' number OF horses in Connecticut.
Twelve or thirteen horses up tonight from New
York and Brooklyn. Among the horses now here Is a
span belonging to Thomas c. Aycrigg of NewJersey,
and smother belonging TO A. w Knapps OF Bennington
Alec the Granger horse &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13

The reforming and respectable Democrats over
whom Mr.. Watts Sherman presdes, and who can
boast of Mr. Issac Bell r among their number, have
not yet evnced any breath of dsapprobation at the
recent Democratic outrage in the appointment Of
registrars. Do these wealthy reformers intend 10
employ that ballotstuffug arrsr cement in efecting
the proposed regeneration and purifcs.on Of their
party Let US hear,
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IBy Telegraph. |

PHILADrLPHiA, Wednesday. Oct. IL, 1888.
Msnns OppositiObl majority for DistTiot-AttOrnsy
is 3,2l6.
Cochran's majority for Auditcr-Genersl in Phla-
delphia is 1922.
Keim's majority for Surveyor. General lie $50.
The Opposition al'o elect both Of the State Sena'
tors and ten out of the seventeen Representatives
from this city.
The Indications are that the State Senate will con-
tain three Opposition msiori,y, the Democrats losing
one in Philadelphia and one in the XXth District
The House will probably stand; Opposition o'i
Democrats, 43. The Opposition lose three members
in Philadelphia, one in the Lehigh District TWO n
Lycomirg, on in Centre, one in Miffin, and ore ID
Franklin County. TIE House last year stood: OPpo'
sitior O.; Democrats, 80.
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The Episcopal Convention.

RIcHMoND, wednesday, Oct. +, ISjs.
number OF resolutions and amendments TO the
Constitution presented in the Episcopal Conven-
ton to-day, but nothing final was done in relation
thereto. A large portion oftbe day was spen IN dis
custipg the proposed amendment to article elk: To
allow the General Convention TO establish Court
Of Appeals for the revision Of decisions Of the
Diocesan Courts in the trial of Pfesbyters and
Deacons, but 10 action was taken. Tue consecrstion
Of Bishops will take place to in three different
churches. proposed arrangement for performing
the ceremonies 10 the Capitol grounds occasioned an
exciting debate il the House Of Deputies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13

TAMMASY JUDICIAL CosvEsrToS.-The delegates
20 the Democratic Judicial Convention met last eyen
Ing at Tammsny Hail, when the following nominations
were made:
For Judge of the Superior Court, Anthony p. Rob-
inson and James Mopcrief 10 fill vacspcy).
For Judge Of the Supreme Court, Vim. H. Leonard
For Judge of the Cour: Of Common Pleas, Charles
p. Dolly.
For Judge Of the Marine Court, Henry Alker.
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The Outbreak AT Brownsville.

NEW ORLEANs, " ednesday, Oct. II, IosJ3.
Mr. Kinley, editor Of Tie BrownsUHe Flag, is here.
lie says that the Mexican band,i near Brownsve on
the 18th numbered 400, and Increasing Their OBJ
iect was q general plurder. Fears were entertained
that they would burn brownsville, and whole families
were fleeing from the psce.
The AusrR Go-ete has information that the Co
msnches will attack Northern Texas in the Winter.
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SUSPICIOUS OF SHoPLnTIsG.-Lsst night Detective
BENEFIT arrested man giving his name as William
Morris, On suspicion o. being shoplifter. The &C.
eused was passing through Grand street. and had 10
bis possession tao pieces Of flannel which he was
unable to give any satisfactory account Of. Morris
was locked up e, Police headquarters for examination.
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Ohio Election.

CLEyELAND, Wednesday, OCT. Il, 10y.
Incomplete returns from thirty counties give lie
publican gain of about 1000 over 1857 and indicate
Republican majority in both branches Of she Lesisla-
fure.
A dispatch from Columbus says thstthe Republican
State ticket has 700 msjority, an ina. tee
returns thus far also indicate Republican majority in
The Senate Of g. and Of from - to 10 10 the House
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R0Se Rail.

WORCESTER, Mae, "Wednesday Oct. ~ lsos.
ire between the Excelsior Club Of Upton and tho
aJe;on Cub of Midway was brought TO q close g 81
Q clock this afternoon in favor Of the former C!@o
The count stood Excelsior, iooi Union, %. im
usme Vas viii essed on both days by large ard en-
Nusiastic crowd, auopg whom were many ladies'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13

The steamer Asia sailed yesterday for Liverpool,
taking out s2i,753 in specie and 81 passengers,
smorg whom are the Rev. DR.. Nichols Of Newark and
MI L. e. Morrison of the British Legation at Wash-
ipgtOn. The steamer glasgow also sailed, for Gas-
COW tskpg out 80 passengers and one of the largest
os1goes Of home produce that ever ief. this port
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The National Horse Fair.

BOsToN, Wednesday, Oct ~ ioo'
At the National Horse Fair this afternoon, Ethan
Allen took tue fret prize of 600 in three Straight
heats. Tne-2:292s, 2:3i, and 2;55. columbus, Jr,
was his only competitor and took the second prize Of
1900. Live Oak Of Montreal out of condition, and
IA NOT tnt
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Total .................Ss


FRlyHLrs and FuL1os. -Chambersbnrgb Oct. ID
lin this Representative District Franklin and ulton
both the Opposition candidates are elected again Of
one.
NORTHUMBERLAND CoUsTY. - Northumberland
Oct. l2.-Bsel, the Opposition candidate Tor Assem-
bly, is elected by from Il to SEQ majority. The Dem
ocrats elect most of the Of the ticket by probably
so mejOrty.
LuziRYE CouS1Y.-Scrsnton, Oct. 12.-The Oppo.
sitiop majority on the Safe ticket is small and the re
suit with regard to the county ticket is doubtful;
ADAMS CoUSTY.-Hsrnsbnrg,O Oct. l2-Sauuel
Durboraw opp has been elected in Adams County
TO the Legislature by % msjor'ty
DELAWARE CoUSTY. Media, Oct l2.-tne mslor-
ity Tor the Peoples ticket in Delaware County IS noul
500 to 900, with very email vote ont. -
ScHUYLKILL CoUNTY.-Pottsville, Oct. E2.-Ihe
whole Peoples ticket is carried Ia TINS County oy to
400 to 500 msiority Fisher lOpp has majority over
Keim Dem for Distrct-Attorney OF about oUo.
BEAVER CoUsTr.-HsrrisbuTgo, Oct. l2.-Besver
County elects two Opposition members to The LesFia
ture By $50 majority. 400
MIR. inbrie (OppositiOn) for State Senator has 300
majority ho,a;ro ov.r A..
IL Opposition and IL Democrats. ii were voted tor
this year. and we have reason 10 believe that tue Up
position have carried every one. Tbs VIII make the
Senate stand 30 Opposition TO III Democrats Inc
new members are a. follows; ,,, A., ,,-c,-.. H.,
D H. Geo Smith OPP XVII si, W n a. 0 or
TX a.. I.ndon Oar KILL H. MEREDITH Opp
" ~ Ke,chum Oppl XIV. Ei,s n tis,, Oop
XII Isuc Benson, Opp. XxV..Dr. l.. lmeris, Opp
XiV..W. b. Irvine, OPP.
exactly how the House Of Representatives will stand
The Philadelphia delegation Is IL Opposition and
Democrats. From q careful examination OF the returns
from the Interior and from estimates of the districts
not hs ard from, are inclined TO think thA there via
be 63 Opposition to 81 Democratic members On JOINT
ballot of the two Houses the Oppos ton msjorlty VIII
probably be 81 which enough for 81 practical pur
poses.
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Later from POrt.au.Prince.

NEwORLEASs, Wednesday, Oct. IL, 1859.
The schooner Carrie bag arrived here with Port au
Prince dates Of tie 22d ut
The conspiracy was more extensive than anticipated
and the place declared in state of siege. Fifty
copspir mud been arrested and being tried.
Business entirely suspended.
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Three Brothers Drowned.

BosIos, "Wednesday, OFT. le, 1850.
tispstoh from Portland says tina. three young
men. sels Of Mr. William Wymsn OF Belgrade, M,
were drIwLej or Saturday Afternoon 10 pond il .ha:
town. BY the upse.tiDg Of boat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13

FATAL AccIDESI.-Hugh Connolly, csrmsn, was
fatally injured yesterday afternoon al the foot OF Hous'
tor street, Nortb River, by heavy stick Of timber
fsliira upor bic head s,i breast. He was taken to
tie New-York Hospital.
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Marine Disaster.

BosroS, Wednesday Oct. II, 1907
The brig Saunders, Of Searport, Me-, cap.ize1 on
Pollock Kip Light-bos; on saturday night. Sue va,
tstsr II low pesfsrdss by the schooner kehsi, ani
brought 10 Hyarnis iun Of water, ard MSS go1''
Nothing IL known Vt her crew.
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POlitica1.


NV ORLEANS, Wednesday, Oct l2 1859.
The Opposition are holding large and enthusiastic
meeting here tonight. The Hon. Pierre Soule is the
principal speaker.
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Indiana Election.

CLEyELAsD, Wednesday, Oct. IL, 1917
The few returns from Indiana show slight Repaoh-
can gaips.
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PENNS YLVANIA ELECTION.
PIIILADELPHIA-Is FULL.

p,r',eu,or Knisht......z ZIG AeGra,h ....ssi5
-Eee..d.
The Opposition gain Seustor in Phil.ielphis snd
another in Blair ard Colunbis, which insures them a
majority in the Senate ,s. year against them.
Philadelphia elects 10 Opposition to Lecomp,on
Assembymen.
OF the Wards Of Philsdelphis, IL give OppO,ition
and 10 Lesompton majorities.
BERKs COUs1Y.-R.adrg, Oc.. 1.-THE Demo.
cratic County ticket is elected bya handsome ma
oiity. kein Opp }, for SuyeyoF-Gerera, has 800
mtiOrity in ills city.
LuzERsE, MCEROI, NORTHAyrTOS, WYoYISG,
Pine AND SUsQUERssyA CoUsTrE..-KsstOn, Oc..
l2-Scaterng returns have been received here from
all the above COUNTIES bat they principally for tae
county officers. The vote ia light, but Is eviden',
from the return that the mejorihes ere sbou a usus
NoRTHAMPToS COUsTI.-Eastcn. Oct. Fla
Northampton County, the Democratic majority ia
about 400.
MosRoE Capitalization, Oct. 12.-The Dsmo.
CT attic majority in Monroe County is sboU. 200.
LEHIGH.-Easton, Oct. l2.-The vote in Lehgh
County s very close but the whole Democratic ticket
is believed TO be elected.
BUcKs COUSIY.-Doylestovn OFT. l2.-The re-
turns come in slowly but those received sho~ Dem.
ocra,ic majority for the State and County ticket.
BEDFORD COUSTY.-BeGfOrd Oct 1.-The Demo-
cratic State ticket has majority Of l09n this District
CAMBRIA CoUSTY.-Johnstosn, Oct. 1.-The Dem
ooratic ticket has majority OF eb0a, 800 Darbin,
car didate for Assembly is elected, which is gsln.
Mr.. Hal (Opp) Is elected Senator in this District
which is also gain over last year.
From. The PHILADELPHIA Ereniag Bulletin
LYcoMING AND CLISTOS.-LOck Haven, Oct. r.
The entire Democratic ticket is elected in Lycomng
ard Clinton Counties.
York CoUsTY.-Hsnisburg Oct. Il. York County
gives Z75 Democratic majonty, but elects one Oppo-
si.ion TO the Legislature.
TWENTY FIFTH JUDICIAL Observation-Disclosures,
Oct l2.-The returns Of the Judicial election held ii
this district Centre Ciearield, ana ChrtoO indicate
the success Of Linn Opposition, over Gamble Demo
cat the present incumbent, appointed lately by Gov.
Packer.
BfKKs CoUSTY.-Readipg, Oct 12.-The Demo
cratic ticket is carried in this county by about 800
majority.
XVIfITH SENATORIAL D1sTRIccT -H.risburg
Oct. l2.-Aexarder Mcclure, Opposition. Is elected
Senator in the XNIIlth District, ever j. w. Douglas,
Democrat. The msjortes are as folo.s:
Mcclure, Opp. Douglas Dem
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II maj.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 msJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13
Senatorial Nomination.

UTICA, Wednesday, Oct. II, 1889.
TIE Democrats Of Oneida District to-day nominated
Lewis Rider for State Senator.
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tie author Of their movement it became certain
that they must quarrel with The Herald sooner or
later. Let US wait AID see how the war will come
nut
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r;~o ~ NeW.OrIaans

NV ORLEANS. weiIIesday' Oct. u, 1859;
Driver & Pierces store On Levee street, wa. de-
stIoyed by fire to-day. Loss $D,sgV
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The Cricket Match.

PHlLADELPHIA, Wedne day, OCT: II, 10.
The weather is splendid, and the attendance at the
Cricket ground large The following is the to-day Al
score of the American Twenty-Five On their nrst inn
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10 the Alsocisted rrea.

CHICAGO, Wednesday, Oct 70, 1859.
There being but four telegraph Offices in the Safe
Of Iowa. days must elapse before the resul. Ct
the election there can be definitely sscertainsd.
The vote received thus far is about the a, in
1857, when Lowe Repub.l was elected by 200 ma
jority.
Scott County gives 900 Republican majority for the
State ticket.
Louisa County gives 30 Republican nsj,rty.
Henry County gives 700 Republican majority.
Jefferson County gives 80 Republican majority.
Dubuque gives 500 Democratic majority.
Desmoines gives go Democratic majority.
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Lisr OF PASSENGERS REYArNING on BOARD THE
QUAKER CITY.
TIE following are the names of the passengers who
remained on board the steamer Quaker City after the
disaster Of Friday night John Is. Pel, Henry Jones,
Manuel Berard, J. Ross, c. G. Monsaive, c. Chart
RAID and friend f. L. Cfaob lady, and two children,
John Cha'trsnd, j. ID. De Bandrey, Madame +. Col
ibsrt, f. Diaz, P. jose Dsz, NJ. Gsbrlle, lady,
and SOD, c. ". Torrance wife, aud child, G.. DE- Z.ldo.
Let Us hope that Capt Faunce may h,ve the prvi-
lege of bringing them bither to-day in safety. We
append letter written by lady passenger on board
the Inflated steamer, to lady friend in this city from
Norfolk, which will be found Interesting: