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MSn9sts nems entfan6enen Er%anfbetsn rmpfpblen wsrbsn.
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g0elgtngton unD Su baben tn Baltimore fur rs Gts. rer
St4's Seth 9. 3anee,. No.l fO3. 9aIamOrsGs
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7UO,OOO SGlnoel unD 0atteu Jun Sertauf.
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Quantitaten une @r0ben. - Dir 1dneiDen petstannsn Ban.
bpij mad SeftlunS, uno liefern Ienterrabnen, 9bQrsn
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= anieria 2Dt3ppte, Sfp. Ito Hisbtfr. 9Berf tie, pber Gde SSr
Ssn22-S Burns IL Sloan.
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SAnSeiae.

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ibr Ster D0n pter 81 bsjtepen, bIrGuf aufmerll1m, bag er FUR
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Settte0ern. SSettfeOern.
Cine ausg3Shnete AusnnbI 1on neuen unb uuaemtlnttr
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swtf6en Der Bride unb MarT6marfet
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ii . 0 N 9 teiert bente Der llnabb. GurnUereiu
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muntere SAaar uno elnseoent ibres @abllprus
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4beao AueS auTbleteu. mas ben 6rcblinn unc
Die Seiterfett oeS 6elteS erb6ben tanu.
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anO bletetSoen 9erren Die bette @elesenbeit ibre
Oan1en NIT eluem biblden NnOenfen an ben
ItOp 0erleOtea . lermDntaS gu iberraideu.
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H&F Vptt1.

User beute 9erne bic Sltereier i'm @rinen
ludeu mil, Uer bic 0tatur in ibreul pDqen
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men elmer suten Dfulit i'm 6reien laul6en mid,
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9ebe mad Us. Rullmann'S
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uno S6otten fir Gaulenoe.
Ndtuu9SUcu Us. RuIlmaun.
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srS@@s 80 4der 9anb mtt,sutcn Standardization liz y,,tt,
~ssA;;sss BON Der otaot nageber e~anOtrasr unb in Der aeIun.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-11

Tho Cooper Institute was again filed to It's utmost capa-
city last night to hear the second the course on
India Dr. Scudder commenced by giving rapid glance
at the physical pecnarities and beauties Of India He
spoke of the lofty Hmaayas the Snow Palace of the
Enst whose 1eecy peaks the tabled resting place or
angels and cherubs their upward and down ward jour
neysof the holy Gauges tabled spring from great
toe OF the Hindoo god vshnu, and rolling down in health
giving streams 10 the Bay Of Bengal He passed rapidly
the beautiful plains and fertile table lands OF the
more CENTRAL so rich in fruits and gorgeous flowers, till
he 10 the island Of Ceylon the birthplace
lecturer From these scenes, which described in
the most vivid manner he passed to the snake charmers
and jugeers Of India. The truth Of Of the state.
ments made might well be doubted had not the lecturer
stated that they occurred under his own observation
Orc wonders at the daring eats of the charmers
the cobra III capeos the most venomous of serpents,
whose bite is certain death, and the amusing
not so dangerous feats Of the indoo iuggers The lee
turer then branched of into the beautiful fields Of
Hndoo lerakre, giving many interesting and amusing
specimens from the Jan Telugu and Sanscrt classics of
earlier and later dates These specimens excited of
laughter and applause.
DR.. Scudder closed with amusing account OF the
athletes and jugglers Of Hndostan. The speaker
heard throughout with profound attention and interest
The next lecture will be given on Monday evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-11

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, 1859.
Judge Douglas u much better this evening His dig
case Is simply an attack Of bious fever
Reliable information just received from Utah states that
Judges Sinclair and Cradebaugh arc on their way TO
washington. Mr.. Hartncu Secretary Of the Territory
arrived here yesterday appears that there continue
to he frequent murders and assassnaons but arrests
as tho Morons systematically obsruct tho OF jus
toe The opinion prevails among all the Genes that the
courts will 30 useless unless the changes its
policy Gen. Johnston ia restricted by his Instructions
that he cannot to Afford tho necessary protection.
The continuance Of the army at Camp Floyd only
to add 70 the prosperity Of the Mornons by Of
tho large sums Of money spent in the Territory for
supplies.
The receipts in the Treasury last week $4,000
The reduction from the amount hand in the previous
week was nearly sio6 900. The amount subject draft
is ~, 14l 600.
j II. Lewis has been appointed Marshal Of Wisconsin,
vice III. J. Thomas, deceased.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-11
Board OF Aldermen.


This Board met last evening" Thos McSpedon ESD. Pre-
sidcnt, in the chair.
The following communication was received and re-
ferrcd:-
CRY INSPECTORS DErAkTxENr Nov. TO- 1859.
TO TnE Hos. InE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE Cry or NEW
YORK.
honorable body COMMUNICATION relative to the
this having found unavaiing preventing
the deposit Of ashes and garbage the tenement
and other houses and inclos your consideration an
prevent the abuse complained Of aud soliciting early
tepton TO the subject
ton of streets Is made tho receptacle OF ashes CABBAGE
from the want OF proper boxes and convenicnccs
how clearly may be swept in six hours
Is made hy by the deposit Of ashes and
By this department. that deem my duty TO again the
tencn q your honorable body this matter respect
respectfully, 40. DANIEL. Il. DELAvAN CITY Inspector
resolution was adopted amend the ordinance rcgu
lang the election districts Of the Seventh ward by chang
ing the Fourth Aldermanic district.
Alderman PECK presented an ordinance providing for
the appointment OF Boiler Inspectors, with the view
prevent explosions The ordinance was laid over.
Alderman ADAMS presented a resolution directing the
Comptroller TO advertise for bids for the right run
ferry for ten years from the foot OF Battery place TO Staten
With the agreement TO BIO entered into, and the highest
bidder for said right to the Common Council for condrs
ton. Referred.
4 communication received from Comptroller naws
transmitting summary Of expenditures city accounts
also trust and special accounts from January to October
81 amounting 10 $14 I'll $50 Ia. Ordered on ilo
Alderman STEPHENS presented resolution to have num-
bers and names OF streets painted for the corner lamps
for public convenience. Referred TO committee.
Adjourned TO Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-11

C0srKSnAGxR-G nEs.-On Wednesday evening Nov. 9,
by the Rev. Joseph n. Price, rector Of st. Stephen
church, WILLIAM Y. Cos1KSRAGER to MARY c. TosTpKiSs
daughter OF John Giles, Esq
DoRxMus--CRoss Greigsv..ie Oh Wednesday, Nov
., by the Rev. T. NJ Hodgmap, ANDREW J. DoRKxus OF
Brooklyn, N: X, to Emma Cross, Of Burns, Michigan.
HERncK-McKFsscs Pr Thursday, Nov. 10, by the
ter OF John McKesson, Esq, all of this city.
MCCORMICK DREw.-On Thursday, Nov. 10, In Barclay
street church, by the Rev. Father Condron PATRICK Nc
CoRMoK to MARY KATE DREW, both Of this city
San Francisco papers please copy.
FuLFoRp-IET-At Greenwich, Conn, Tuesday,
Nov g. in the Methodist Episcopal church by the Rev r.
C. Puncy W. H. FrIEoRD, of North Carolina, to NJ A.
LENT daughter Of Gilbert Lent Esq., OF the former place.
Nov at the residence Of the bride father by the Rev.
j. s. Lord, d. d., Mr.. Horace b. SOorsID formerly OF
Glenham to Miss SARAH f., daughter Of Mr. S. vreden
burgh, OF Harlem.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-11

shall die Philanthropy the love Of man, the love OF
the human race, the love o. the greatest nunb,r
d love, Ordained And wo treraile lees in view Of
Browns mad frcaL than we do Ia fse OF the fact that
tncre ABROAD in the land a seAiiusnt that would
sbeid him and others from tho Just consequences Of
tner crimes When these men embaroN 10 thas war
upon Toe State, when they prepared guns fer the white
men ana thousand spears for the blacks be used 10
barbarous slaughter when they brued their hands In
piood by taking the first victim IAN honest colored
w maze no resistance, but only seeking to escape
iru their handsD and numbering him cold blood when
they refused TO lay down their aftaG being
powered, ana continued their murderous work. tbsy
threw away all claim TO compassion and put themselves
on the hazard OF She revolution they had begun others
can md any cause for pardonng such crime we cannot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-11


We make the footngs to night maorites for Secreta
ry of State based greater number of correct returns
than have zen hitherto published, but sl with many
counties only estimated, ollows;-Leavcnworhs ma
jortics, 46,o7; Jones' msoritics 44722 Lcavcnworth
ahead 2s6. In estimates believe VIC have given
<he republicans liberal figures We therefore regard the
result as ia great doubt.
Tho Evening Journal still claims tho election OF tho whole
republican ticket, but by reduced majority from what
a, first supposed
Tho bard fight for Justice Of the Supreme Court in this
district which has excited much interest closes by The
election of Rufus W. Peckham by over 1000 majority
THIS result is produced By Sullivan county, which gives
majority Cor Peckham, while claimed FOR Harris at
200. Peckhan carries five counties out of seven.
Grant, democrat is elected Senator In the Sullivan and
Orange DISTRICT making nine democratic Senators chosen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-11

Letters written to Mr.. Forbes;' but the mis-
take was promptly corrected as soon as dis
covered. Will the Tribune instead Of occupy
ing itself with such quibbling give the public its
views respecting the historical connection be-
tween the revelations made by Mr.. Forbes to
Seward In February 1853, and the speech OF the
free soil Senator, at Rochester, in October of
the same year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-11

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov TO- 1859.
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania State lives, eSas; Reading
loH; Pennsylvania Railroad, SSH
Cotton FIRM sales to day 600 bales Flour dyancing;
supcrfne, IS 70. Sterling exchange, losI q 100
Cotton advancing Sales to day 400 bales midding at
CHARLESTON, Nov. O. 1859.
Cotou-Ihe turn in favor Of the buyer. Sales to-day
5000 bales.
MONTE, Nov. Q, 1859.
Cotton easier but not quotably lower Sales 70. day.
BALTIMORE Nov 10, 1859.
Flour dull Howard street. IS rs; city, IS 90. Wheat
steady. White, 81 so 81 IS; red, 81 90 81 25. Corn
dali White and yellow, SOC. SIC. Provisions quiet.
Whiskey nomnaly 2oc.
Flour market steady; drenching rain prevailed during
the entire forenoon sale 200 bbls at "a 80 81 10
for spring State 50 for ezra Wisconsin 70 - 10 for
SO 60 S. 10 for double extras. Wheat quiet and firm
sales 600 bushels canal Chicago spring az osc 1000
No do. at s7c.; 5000 No Milwaukee club at Csc.
Corn dull: sales 5000 bushels Toledo at 5Gc Whs
key nominal al 25c. Canal reights firm. Lake imports
corn 900 bushels oats Canal exports 900 bbl our,
OswEGo Nov. 10, 1852
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat in fair mddlng de-
mand but the frmncss Of holders and the advance in
ieehts check transactions sales bushels ordinary
rye and oats quiet Peas dull but unchanged sales 500
bushels Canadian, at &c. Frcghts higher flour 4oc,
wheat Ibc TO New York Lake imports-600 bbls Hour,
81 goo bushels wheat 81 400 bush ,ls barley bushels
rye 1000 bushels oats, 24Oo busheIS peas. Canal
ports-2,1oo bbs. flour, $4,000 bushels wheat $500
bushels barley.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 10, 1859.
flour declining. Wheat firm and holders demand an
aaSsmc ,e o. ic 70 sales at soc Ole for club. Corn
anu 0a's ou aud unchanged. Reccips-sO0 bbs -four
.. ~ pusnes wheat Shipmcnts-2 800 bbls. -four,
,,u.. TORONTO, Now TO- 1859,
Flour STEADY. Wheat dull and scarce at nj OF n al 25
LOT "n"c "'u'cF, una VOC 81 sc. for spring.
Flour active, and advanced SC. Wheat uu;et ,rJ nm
changed sales 70 600 bushels, at Soc seize Corn ac
active at soc. from store Oats duh Rcccipts 200
bbls four Is 900 bushels wheat 40 900 busba,s %
shipments, 100 bbls. -four, A 900 bushels wheat
Flour-s5 rs for superHnc whcat-Si 10 4 ' 81 %
Receipts, 500 bbls flour, 1900 bushels wheat ~
DETROIT, Nov. 10, 1850
Flour steady. Wheat quiet; white, 81 IS 81 ~; red
81 os. Receips7 $50 bbls -four 1000 bushels wheat
Shipmcnls--1 200 bbls. aour IL, 500 bushels wheat
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From Philadelphia.
MR. VAN DYKE AND THE ADMINISTRATION.
u TIKI xDrroR or THE HERALD.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 0, 1859.
sR-The communication in to-day's HERALD, purport-
ing to be telegraphc despatch from Philadelphia, in
which am mentioned having taken part against the
national administration In the late election for delegates
In this city, Is base fasehood and tho skuking anony
nous author whoever he may be- knows he uters that
which Is false No further comment need be made on
such thing as he. am, sir, very respectfully, your
obedicut servant J. G. VAN DYKE, SIS Walnut street.
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IkANKNWoRTH, Nov 10, 1859.
Tho returns from the interior come In slowly Leayen
worth and Achison counties give democratic maortics
Douglas, Wyandoe Shawnee and Jefferson counties
reported TO have given republican majories The coun.
ties yet TO ba heard from gave large maorites for the
free State constitution which fact renders the election Of
MIR. PARROT, republican, to Congress, probable
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Telegraph to Nantucket Island.

BOSTON, NOV. TO, 1869
Mr. Samuel Bishop, of New York, has just completed
an important link telegraphic facilities by laying
very substantial telegraph cable Of his own manufacture
from Edgarown to Nantucket distance OF eight or ten
miles This new line viii supply want which has been
much fot by the people Of Nantucket and the Vineyard
and offers important accommodations to the shipping and
insuT interests OF the whole country The ne
connects with the lines Of the Boston and Cape Cod leic
graph Co., at Hgartown.
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The Wisconsin, Election.

CHtAUO, NOV. TO, 1889.
The returns from Wisconsin are very incomplete. The
Milwaukee Sentinel Of to day says that those received
arm the opinion that the entire republican State ticket
elected by handsome MINORITY that the republicans
relain the asccndency in the State Legislature
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steamer Loufsin ma Ashore.


The steamer Louisiana from Norfolk went ashore this
morning during thick fog Fort McHenry Two steam
es gone her assistance. Her passengers have
rived here.
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Mrs. Windows Seuthtng 3yrup.-Mrs.
MinsSw n szpsrisncsd .nsss and fsns siso.
The DroCeas d eesAns by sofeni1g te g1ms reducing al
MDammaaon VII silAy sn pAA, and regulate las
selves and sef and health your nfAnts Perscy ssfe IN
all cAses Bod sveTwhero Prce oay ~ cents per boea
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Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'o- Radf.
cAlcure TrasA They also keep ak Elastic Stockings
VEINS supporters and Shoulder for
defomies madc TO order. No vesey street. House.
New York.
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Death Of III. G. Phillips.
Southern Ocean steamer Movemcn


r. C. Phillips, one of the prominent and wealthy
citizens If Day ton, died this morning.
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HEAVY Toss.-The Lynchburg Republican saws
that by the failure OF Messrs. Cotton Thacksion con-
mission merchants Of New York several of the tobacco
manufacturers Of ynchburg are losers in tho aggregate
OF some twenty I've or thirty thousand dollars
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 10, 1859.
Inc government troops iei Baton Rouge to-day to pro-
coed tomorrow per steamer Arizona, from this port
Brownsville.
The Schiller festival TO day fine display.