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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29
POLITICAL.
GONE MORE TURN OF Tue SCREW WILL
FETCH EN-"
Candidates.

GONE MORE TURN OF Tue SCREW WILL
FETCH EN-"
Yesterday, in ire City Of New-YOrk, when IN &C.
eo,6arce with the Panic progsme, Stocks were being
struck down at disastrous prices, Dir. Augustus Schel
the Collector of the Port exclaimed, lose MORE
Trim or THE ScREw WILL FETCH EN- ~
The property of the citizens of this State was being
sacrificed, caufeessly ard wanionly at the rate OF
million dsy for PARTY effect, when Federal ONCE
Holder exultingly exclaims, " One WORE TURN or THE
ScHEw WILL FETCH EN-
q far. the Ditunion panic has only reached the
sto,k market But it will soon, If 1t goes on brin
general ruin. And from condition Of high, pamy
and general prosperity, with bright bow of prom So
spa,pipg the horizon, we sha be precipitsted into
presu re and dstrust derangng and paralyzng all our
business interests.
Bot we tell Secretary Cobb and Collector scbeh'
that Though by t1-niDg the fcTews they destroy the
vsue Of Stocks and rob widows AID orphans OF their
income they cannot change the purpose OF the people,
Each "turn of the screw" while wringing money
from the pocket. of their victims, will swell the army
of Republican voters. So, go ahead, Messrs. Cobb,
ScheD Watts Sherman, Alphabet Barlow, and other
Fjftbaveuue Democrats, with your DIsuSIoS Paste
"Tun tie screw" as often as you please. All that
Republicans lose 10 money they will make mp in rotes
Albany Evening Is4rna, 9th.
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eeuce should be gvey attempted hhisdced an ssumen
srs their capacity fer 's n suit TO The ear'
nal principle Of Republican G0v'ro~ent seo sur upon
M mi Of The sreA. Empire State In fact
sop,rs n, the anSacty the Immortality Of the at
TENN we presume however that fesr Is uuscrupulOus and
uro.s Tire higher lew plea Of necessity these bad practices
r-bensiop, a. q m ,tter Of policy Il seems better %
contribute large share Of What each is worth hAn lose the
~ p,rt Of their property the depreciation and panic tia;
GLOW at the Norh the drsde6 dis Ouilon Of Union
Bu who (. that is oru-y terrifying these northern princes
and a ne them down to the Of defeating Lincoln
Has t them BY the pockets thst they should display
ncb zeal and do they know Il Is the niuon bagrdoco
4 the South that induces them st this late day make such
Hercusn txerops We ash for Information. May be It
the Dsrion OF the State Rights Democracy that elected
Bucansu in IS by pDg interest against inclination the
North In this ntance however sorry believe the
Yoraers themselves the oabl The City not
State nd the pc pe Of the interior Of New York too
,nssy not too honest 10 be bought they be fright
eutd by Southern thur der"
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ANoTHTR HUMBUG.
speech or HerscheI v. johnson.

RICHMOED, S4Juf dAy3 oCl' - -.
Eerschel V. johnson spoke here tonight DE stateu
tbst those VINO sought TO oppose Douglas were the Ds
upionists-that the true National democracy were a
tbosa who Dominated Douelas-that the seoeoing de-
sootes were excluded from the Convention. Ihey
went out on miserable iechncaty REGARDLESS es f Oh
urioci2e The Virginisn delegation yoted % Hles Iod
Hunter and they thereby SIC Tied Their aGquescenGe
ia the Dongss platform and it was bad faith on then
part to n round a9d sdo B T cf5 s som soS
, ~ oocird9 bv J. C. Calhoun and Mr.. Clayton
- wbish Mr. Mason referred in HE sIeecb IN I'VE Hes
iii He ssid that Alabama in 1886 IL the Naaonal
C,cnv4n,jop. demanded non Intervention as S'ae lae
no. ~ bsr support of Douglas, while ylrgo'a, IN the
delegates FIST demanded and ihep Wvse ;9 sbe Ssn-
ne He quoted he option Of Mr.. Hunter 10 tne SGD
pc s in favor Of Tie power Of Territorial legislatures
to slavery in s W w wax gas9 HS ProViso ss
vel 80 Mr. Bucbanau aud Mr. Brsckinricge Scesp.,
aDce Of the nOmnao CineiOns was proof o. glSs'
Inconsistency which the country "li GUY opp 90 ,b
He concluded with other facts IN regard 70 1ne
Missopn COMPROMISE.
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esclnvss, Ouv :oul-' eu tyraHrie es1s al opPrims
| blanc CONNIE relic qui ptss SOY lie negre.
p,usse Dc rIon Ksp.s en- Qua IRE dE,s fs,s; Ssst
teerrsphique srtr. NeWY M et ss FrIncisc Il em,se5e
Is s'.,'ibntion grs'u's tes terr,s pul+igu-s
ferennemsnt toeh q ltique qui dover grrd~ur
10 enn de lie eonseebcs ct voltIo les bere cves etie
| ig.usfs;
IL, arnA psleueDiaies des Flats ai, outrer cue lee
prris anteurs de- o d. din h etsi-E. d6mooAtes On
rrouosut De "a si de tempeaee Nca' D,n est audi I'm
ia plus toaIde rt Ia oisdeile de democraei que q-qne
ess du sd es que s Csolne do SD ioPosst oi aus de
seoJr Fear Bpes IA naturalization await qo ait dfoh do
Enhn dams tuI suire etats democrs,es on ne Pe
etre elect ur al u ron Pave tsxe;
C.sle PSF denocrse qu fcsisDnsnt avee Psuoen ps
KnerEOhhS hostile e'rauser i., fe'son diutssrs9ce
csisu soeae poique C.st Ion qui est iehn IN os IN
IL psr emoofaie boo. drzuments ysde
eqns de u;ses pieces teci1 s aeGn5. DC 1op9 M
ie pSsganme Do parii epatIiess. --.'..,In.
IN sorequenos Les Frsnca embres du rsrt Reoubcsin
pshies fscass lis eDgsgent compartote voter 60
a. p Republican, CONNIE s 'ea prot ae y s
O. Ia libeIte Il des inteTen de Ia race noire
EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcT. On Saturday
Anson Henick, DR.. Bradford, and j. Augustus Page
sent in their designations candidates for Member OF
Congress to the Democratic Conventions Of the Eighth
Congressional District Isaac c. Delspaine received
the united nomination.
-Im sunday dHdS eays' III tue idss h'"" "o
stated that the Hon. Thomas j. Barr had Withdrawn
from the canvass in the IVth Congressional District.
We were mistaken in statement Mr.. Barr is still
car dda,e, and bis friends sre confident that he will
be elected over Tuomey Kerrigan, and Commerfors.'
The Republicans Of South Brooklyn held large
aud enthusiastic meeting in the Court-strest WigSam
on Saturday evening, which was addressed by Stuart
L. Woodford, esq, in speech repsts with sound
argument glowing rhetoric, and earnest appeal. The
great issues of the were get forth clearly,
forcbly, and convinciDgly and without anything in
matter or manner that could justly give oense 10 any
one. Mr. Wocdford has done yeomans service in this
section of the State, and leaves for weeks cam
paien in the northern counties Messrs Duryea, Hal,
and Bureieb also made brief addresses and the meet
ing adjourned with cheers for the cause and the
candiGateA
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~
upOp ibese Il rec poiots BE speaker dssssssea -
sdsrsb,e IenotT. Many sex1s sgo there ws . 40
ronrd,y comuit,ed IN Wikam greet whish crsssee -
orfatt At excits rnett 10 the city and no remsmDe
! that the uuIderer's lame wac Johnson. Non -
den ere Of ever, sy ocsurrence aod the peose Ts
&C opp,s Of the M 10 the daily psssfs, out 10 one
| rem. n be.ed TIE narnes Crime ~ss 90 the NC 100
! aud much Of Il was brought sbovT by inNm 49,
| II. cont. nded that the only way 70 lessen w.
preach tte Gospel to the neglected and goorsu.
Mr VIM l.. Dodge pexs adcre'sed me coog'esr
ar sUimsds upon the example set ~ .ne
people of E,w-lork in tho way OF vine oovX ss
What UgnmeI conld e advanced, be 'ssxea, 49,
in4p pe aIce 70 the lower clases, whe0 10y -
read 10 the daily journals Of nine thouesnd 0oML
ehswpaepe ing drank at city festival on Gu 49,
and what wouo they think Oh ND they Dc 49,
the smouD. Of wine spd chmpegoe orsbk a. ~
Christian fauilies lie conteDded that mov -
prescbir Necessary and that toe force Oh S~
PIE wonld accom- 'ish much good.
The Rev. DIR. Tyrg nsyt occupied TIE pnipo, - =.
bis prefstoJy remarks paid high trorts OF IesPsS
the " emory Of the late Rev. Dr.. Alexand,r, w.
pulpit = he fret tine be now occupied. Ins sP7~.s
bebly epl gized the venerable DR. Spring wno ocy
peds prominent poeijon Ia the ocngregt'ool, -
eoupliDenied The Rev. Mr. Hoge u2ca' the oosa?n -
hsd taken. BE thought that the psose' ana Cn''sss
women Of New-York tho1 engage m inns ~ofs, -
epsmersted many instances Of reforms tnaS hao ~.
bropgh' abort by woman si6fiuepce. ~,
10 the course Of hs remarks, DR.. IyDg censureo ~
pubic pres of New York, accusing its oodoc'?mN
having banded togetbsr for the purpose OF dsn@ns
Christianity.
TIE mssting was closed with the DozesSy aad ses-
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The funds stationary to-day at the sl sing prices
shown in he Bank returns regaras with ct
sfaction than otherwise bat it has tran s,ircA
that further large amount of gold ed 70 - -
tween f25O00 and ESQ 600, has been to ken q "a dsv
rom the Bank of England foy expor.a,oa II a. RsH
ysy share marke. is dull preparation 70, the f. ,psht
ly settlements attracting attention.
CoLoSsE, Saturday, l:3 1nu-
Queen Victoria and Prince Albert accom- anied nv
The Piece Regent and tba Prncesa Frederic W;Jss
and the Young Prince, have lost passed G. ologra ~.
their way 20 Brussels vhere they will rem cir foo,
row. On Monday her Majesty viii prco I'd to Ans-
werp, and embark there at : p. N. for Ep ,lsnd.
PARIS, Saturday, 525 p, m.-'fhe Par : Ronraa h,.
been heavy Ren,es closed at SSf. IS or 90 esntr.s.
lower ihsn yesterday.
PARIS, l3h.--The Pyesse eontains the t,r,,-,,o.
" Inc great Powers, with the except; on of Enclans
bave sgnited 10 The Cabinet of Turin .hat thay ,;,
not Iecogrizs The biockage Of Gaeta."
Ioe Pa.Sis esates I, at the entry Of King yi.>,r
Emsnue into Naples viii take place on the I'm ma
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 1.-THE stea cabin Msli,a from
New .iOlk, arrived here yesterday.
The Europa from Boston via llsifax. arrived n
Queenstown yesterday.
COMMERCIAL NTE.lIGENsE.
The sales OF corTsS Saturday baes incutx
TO TO peculato,s aae oxporer nc mskos olossd asu
BREADsTrIFs quiet but steady. PaoyIsIoyS stoaay
LONDON tuIdsy Evenins-CcssoIs, s2lGa, fos mouSyA
Prices iner and ane hshsr A.can kas "a
re bGs Saes ofte weet - rs 0tteans
nos ss DO oas eSf stoch In port lstIeo bales Of wsh
lsS i4aie American Tds IN die msnUacturDs DIST -
sactoiy bREApsTl h market being scansy sappsl
NnE4I has men Y 90 Y 'sek Aerisaa Red, sleeX s.
brn. Dare. suc nyss firm HDEs dall on Inactive kscs
hzm though Gull SuGAR-pfioe fully sspp,EIei TALON
Nss Yeas, 70. wAllLgesx GaA
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THE LATEST NEWS
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Prom " asR1ington.
RECEIVED By

Special Dispsteb to TbeN Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Oct %, 1860.
THE CONSTITUTIONS DIsUEIoNISMS.
Mr.. Clayton, Howell Cobb's Assistant Secretary,
is said to be the writer of most Of the Dsunon ar
ticles in The Constitution.
RESIGNATION.
X +. Page, an ExsmiI err u the Pension Office,
and who has acted with credit as the confde1ti,l
agent Of the Office in ferretug out cases Of forgery
has resigned his post
THE GEORGIA MINUTE MEN.
An intelligent Georgian, just arrived from the
South, told me tonight that the arming aud form
log Of Minute Men found favor Only among the
poorer classes, the petit biGnes who had nothing to
Ose while the larger slave owners and capitalists,
knowing too well that, N the event Of dissolution,
they would become prey Of Great Britain, were
utterly opposed to rebellion. He firmly believed
that British gold and influence were bow employed
North ard South 10 break up the Government.
The visit of the Prinre Of Wales at the pre- ent ex-
cited state of affairs was a cOncOoied scheme of
The British Ministry, caleulsted 10 operate by the
sIehdor of royalty upon cur higher classes.
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Eexinc,ou afro 81 louis n. " III ,sea

ST LOUIS hsfifT5sy Ud, >, M, ,
Yesterday the Nce- President q the Lesiog' U.,I
a-0.Sa I onis Railroad .oa,rsc.nC IN ChocteaN
ri,on & Vale Of tbi. city for iron for tae g. 'T'
lei eth of the rosd from Formers City TO Lexiuge "
sixty nes, which is to be completed IN weye month";.
TIRE road conrecs ~ the former place With the Racine
Ra;lroad. The shove contract Involves qua tier OF
million of dollers The TaHs are &c he manufactured
here Of Missouri iror.
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HOW THE DISUNION DODGE WORKS.

HOW THE DTSUNlON DODGE NOkhS.
70 ae Edttor q, The n. y. TTibA~e
A few dave since met on the FGlon Ferry gen.
:leman WHOM have known as prominent member OF
tie American party. In conversation cs the promi
peut topic he ssid shall vote for Lncoln Messrs.
Brooke & Co. may make az many bargains as they
will rftuse 20 be deiirered' This day on the boat
met feiend whom have known as a persistent Dem
oc-at. He volunteered the following: My partner
and myself are aud have always bssn Democrats.
This time we 10th intend TO vote for LincolD and We
DO 70 beeauss we are sick and tired of this cry Of
disonion Ifthat IS to come let come n01c.' To-day
gentleman who has for years been violent Native,
said in nv press nee The American party is dead
eock in tie pit / shall work and vote for Lincoln
One word more. Are we Of the North electors, or
are we not If zee, shall we vote IN accordance with
our hon u cor victions shall We be frightened by
the rDrleaning threats Of hsrdfdl Of DryGoods job
bers. Stock Brokers and Federal ofice-holders 2
Byron says. " 1t i, q bse abandonment Of reason,
to retign our right Of thought
Let every man cOsscieptously perform his duty in
THE matter and abide The result.
A UNIoN-LOWNG REPUBLICAN.
Nets York DC: e. 1860
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Flora Temple and Geo. II. Patchen.

CHINA, SatuI0EYi OCT. z, IobU
The race between the celebrated horse Georgs Ill.
Patchen ard Flors Temple over the White Sprllg
Trotiipp Park. AZ Geneva, resulted az follows:-The
frat hes. Flora Temple won 10 23a Pstchsn leading
TO the three quarter pole four LEI hs in advance ana
Patshen throwing sboe in the fret quarter Pstchen
won the second heat ia 22S; FlcTa Tie ;1ira nes "a
2:2q Pstchen distsnoed F'oIa ia the -oG-A heat Very
hea
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MIR. JAMES T. BRADY ON THE SUPREME
Court OF THE UNITED STATES.

To EdiE1 Of The \. r. I'I0U"''
sm: From Mr.. Braoys speech, made hast evening
AZ the Coopsr Instu,e, call your attention to TINS
extract:
or oic enough enber when the whole s
howlug 1T South Carolina btcsuse y lJrsne@ 10 ~ " ~.
isdon - 0p.uon against toe VIZ spd o w
CDrstcs tie United state- and threaten 20
1870 M thou cter, n hs tap, AID the vi. 10 WING press
- all. era tor IT, Ioset that tie Supreme
oriv 500 he utu ate ATbter upon Oil suoh qussin. ~
II lao LcItY a. dstgnihr %. qufstot q
AZ ~hstess 81 aecsleG b. es I'D ne Constitution "
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The p.c,ac ap, Atlantic telegraph

fotI SNh the gratifying eve Of the
80 -. "Ii, AdA1tc Telegraph to Los
Apgeos or the STA ipstsut. T.. srgsfo, o,s r.
pa.ed aetwsen tire &syOr ns, Ss an w.
Presi0tnt Of tie ard o. super ,oIs sast az Ia
disco Sfna OF Latham sst the fra Os v"'' VI NO
Ap.eloa. and lelt.foY the Stassthe ~ "0 N'!'
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THE NJ y EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.

The New-York Evangelical Alliance, having for its
object the preaching of the GOSPEL to the neglected
masses was nauguraed Last evening ct the Fiita Az
enue Presbyterian Church Gate DE-. Aszanders in the
presence Of large congregation, tbs edihce bong
intentionally crowded. Tho exercises were com
mencsd with the reading of the 9th chapter OF the
Gospel of Mathew, and the ying Of hymn, eem-
uer9irg:
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THE GEORGIA MINUTE MEN.


WAsHINGToS, MOndsy, Oct. % 1860.
Notwithstanding the Urgent spphcatons for the post
ponement Of the kazsas Land sales the Secretary Of
tie Interior mas regarded it proper, under the
existing laws 10 submit the recommendation to the
Presto ent with that vie X az in tbs esss Of those soon
10 lie offered il MINES "a. The r~lisf suggeste by
tie Secretary is that il the lands Of preempors shall
not be sold they vii have she benefit of tue twelve
month credit allowance ~ law for payiOg for the la ds
which t-us become sub ct 70 private entry.
The President has made dscisiCn this case of Cen
eral Harvey, which will be promulgst trough the
War Department Th1uga he is reg Ided as wing
violated the orders q Leuen- OFT, h. 49,
in consideration of his Gi.Beushed military services
merely slightly ofhcislly censored. Geu. Ha.ney has
been here several weeks awaiting the EGecu i've detsr
nnation.
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Fire i'm Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA Saturday, Oct q 1850:
frs occurred this evening ct No. 100 Walnut
street below Second. Tire flames we're contusd to the
cellar occupied by Patti rsou BouoL for the storage
Of cotton. The upper stories occupied by Charles
Tee importer Of cigars ard wines, and Fr1uci9 Tete
importer Of coffee. Tne total loss is $200O by hire
and wafer Ipeured
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PENNSYLVANIA TO NETWORK.

To nc Editor f The N. Y TriSune
sIR: Allegheny County, at our late election gave
Curtin the largest msory: 66Ss-total vote, "a 9S9
Togs County gave the largest proporiionats majority
2.S26-oyer - Curtin to Foster total vote, 3'loS
They both promife to do better for Lincoln.
is thee any County in New-York, New'Jersey In
diaIe Illinois, Ohio that dare take up this pair Oh
LINCOLN GLOVES.
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D,aciion i'm New-MexIcO.

81. LOUIS, fflNay, OcS. 20, lSoO'
JDd0s Keer.bley, who iuoduct,d BIZ. a, the lssl
session. Oh 'ne Sssr reelected without opposition.
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State Politics.

buffalo, Saturday, Oct 20, lSoO.
The Hon Solomon q Haven has written letter 70
the Br.okiDIidgs Central Committee for Eue County
S@5no himself ~ act with the Democracy IN Oppos-
ton 10 be Republicans if elected to Congress- Where
mn Carlos Cobb. TIE Breckenridge nominee Tor Con-
stsss bss declined 70 accept the NOMINATION.
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The Wood,awn Race Course.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Saturday, CT. q, lSoo
The Wooo lawn Course races closed to-day. medoc
won the three mile neat against Dick IuPin and Fli
more in :43J and Z: 40l. -
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Amer prayer by the Rev. Mr. Eullock Of Kentucky,
sn interesting report read by the Rev. Charles o.
Goss, Secretary of the Alliance from which wa make
the fowiDg abstracts, together with tabular state
re1t thowI the population Of the various wasds who
are accommodated with religious services, the number
OF shurchee etc:
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ro,,ns in Montgomery,

MoETGonERY, Ala, Saturday, D ooo nersogs
A., ,Tdo,,b. smoke 10 an auoiencs OF ~" Pr :;
- - oieit He nrgei resistance 10 'Ne o'N "
osse 81 the election Of Lincoln
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Political StOck.JObbing Scheme.
sn.oa,l Disoatoh 10 The N Y Trfbun.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2S, 1860.
The political stock iObbing Of Mr.. Cobb and bis
confederate conspiratOIs in New. York has excited
deep indignation and resentment here aud through
out the State. PeDnsy vania viii give Mr.. Lincoln
at least $4,000 majority, and perhaps 10000 or
10000. She is determined to meet the issue
squarely and defy the traitors and nulihers, who
are now cOnsPiriUg to break up and plumber the
Government. Philadelphia, which gave Mr.. Eos
ter nearly 1900, will give Mr.. Lincoln 5000 ma
jority, or more. The Bel men, @ho were not
bought by the Administration to run the machine
haEe join ed cur standard brsvey, and sIe ROW in
ful commission. They confess having been the
drpes Of knaves and tricksters.
TIE NEw-JERsEY COALITION.
The corrupt coalition in New-Jersey viii hurt
nobody but the parties concerned. 1t was ar
ranged long ago when the railroad monopoly got
possession of both the Democratic organizations
Some OF the Douglas leaders interpOsed obstacles
recently, and had to be bought into submission
The Bell concern wac sold out two months ago to
the Breckenridge interest for hard cash, which
only few managers fobbed.
ANOTHTR HUMBUG.
The President has ordered DO stocks sold here as
,enor+ad in Kew-YOrk. His business is trans acted
through Messrs Cav, Mscalester a Co., and II his
nephew has been figuring on Change, as alleged, 1t
must have been as Spectator on his own ac-
count. "Old Buck" is not the man to sell bis secu-
rites On a panic made by Mr.. Cobb, unless be IN
tended to make an operation when this bear game
has been PLAYED out; some of the Cabinet will re-
tire with full pockets.
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Obituary.

NORFOLK, Saturday, Oct. p, 1860.
Commander John J.. Ssroers Of the Navy died hare
on Frioay.
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CouaI Tolls.

AtHAsY SaIulday, ph'. - 1s-a
Tire canal TOLD for mind week o. SSt 81 oc,ob
were $685. Total reeelpts 10 ,i'
So 3l ,64l; ditto last ysaT, 81 ,51li'|''
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Destructive Fire.

| AUGUSTA Ga, Saturday, Oct. q, I86U
fire on Thursday night destroyed nine soles at
Opeliks, Ala.
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-HoRAcE GRrrLEY will speak at Monroe, Orrg'
County n. Y, on Wednesday, instead Of 1karsaqy
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syot I'd ts al tie s.a bsusI yield ob'deuoe
cofdii gig"
Ny srsser 10 Mr., u Fady y, that the Republican
party lie .ot zoe late Wbis party. And to prove my
Assertion, produce Eicl Il uss as
aHcle of H., ". c Bryant Of N. T.,
Ftmin ~ Me- Gen Cameron Of Pa,
Ranks q Mos David Wilmot Of Pc.
Preston Kifg N Y, Fl4neis BlAr of sid,
SP Chase Of Ohio
might edo 10 the iis', but think the above PANIED
geItlenen have Jtiersonsu and Jaeks,DsD estimate
Of the functions Of tie Supreme Court" and that
the roll i' sufficient for ny pr sent purpose
Yuly youn &C. JOSEPH BRICK.
keD York Oct e. 1850
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29

Q Go Dresch my Gospel. saith the Lord,
Bid The whole earth my gVeee rsceiye..
He shall b. saved who trosss my word
He ,hall be damned that went be isge."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-29

Special Dispatch to The n Y. tribune
WASHINGTON, Oct %, 1860.