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Keep Warm and Dry.
BOOTS AND tHoEs,
wATRR PROOF BOOTS.
BALMoRAIs OR HON LACE ROOTS
foe aides Eenta boys and chron a every desrS
for fall ard weter At
B2ooKs', SO broadway and isO Fulton street
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DrhWtnes OF the DeIaw are state Lot
uriea-WoOD, knOS 4 CO., Managers Of the
nu.s. .ssTuoar ssp s;ssouri sr.rn Iory ZEN
AZ, 20, 50, IL, Al, 50, Q. 3s, 8, SO, As, IL, as.
DslAwsRs-cI..s GA. ocrorKE ~ 1880
~, a, 81, 7s, Ia, az. 1, so, so, SO, SO, 50, rs.
orcu,r. ,en FIRE q eharys, hy saare.rns either %
"nnoD wnpnDDnn MA wpTnsson Delaware,
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'77'F
he aeJoinhs eousy q snaagir wn rslbssiy Size
Lincoln en- O. seven hantred pAlori,y. m Lc.i O.
snaion anoug ,he repasiirArs an alsias their
,he slsts sbd local lesst.. ant c0Fsrss ssssa sa
probably be beaten By Kelly n The ooau,y. DFsr 70
pub iran, for oorgreas, wh 81 srse rse Assm
blyman 10 doasu~L
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u. IL. H.-Ths Prince OF Wales and
Al 0UREEy's GALLERY TOT Broadway.
The last PHI oFraph taken In America OF the Prince by
roy sesire. exhibition
The puAi invited examine this picture
BY ". n " to be the hest tak en- OF him.
Ako al the members OF The n, party.
ktB-CRlFTlON Is OK VOW OPEN.
Gallery open from "a N ul,SpM.
J. oUUNEv 4 BON,
Photographic Artists 707 Broadway.
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Csrmania Life Insurance Company.
No % Broadway Of Wall street
HUGO wExSKNDONCK, President
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"opens chstd's Fall and Winter style
HisrE can esce~d III. enthusiasm with which aspenschsi
syH 81 Oens Hats for Fall and Winter
for ~ would hsve beautiful and durable make
your puscoasos at ESPENSCHEID's, NO lis Nassau VI.
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Drawings or X. Frances Delaware
Lotteries
srssrx cousrY Grass M7, OCTOBER n, 1850.
30, SO, So, liz, &C, 60. so, 63, III, 43, IS, 81.
oRAsp CossoiDArKp LOTTERY, Class SO. Dor u. 1860.
~, 81. 62. IS, z, Is, A, 20, 4, 80, 90, g, 4.
Circulars sent free Of charge BY addrss .ng
Wilmington Delaware
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shirss, Sls and S21 -GsnsIemsn's Fur
nshing ocoda PFARsE. from London s.s Broadway.
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below second TIE flames confined 20 tbs celia,
occupied by Bouton FIR the storage Of cotton
TIE upper stories By Charles rete importer
Of segsr and Wines aud Frsrcs ree, importer q coffee
Tho total loss Is $40 600 BY ore water injured.
Death Of Com mander sa pders, of the Navy.
NORFOLK, Oct 81, 1850
Commander John L. Sanders, Of the navy, dei
Friday.
Southern Ocean SITES msr Move me nts.
SAVANNAH, Oct 81, 1850.
The SCREW steamship Mount Vernon arrived al the bar
at ave O'Clock last evening.
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II. Rs H.-Ths Prince OF wales and
suit a. hRADY's National Portrait Gallery. Broad
IaE ONLY GALLERY IN TEE UNITED STATES
nosrkhD WITH SPECIAL VISIT By TIE ROYAL
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Brooklyn Photosrsphs-Miniat to
l4fe hlze. uneNCeilcd CnAS Ii. WILLIAM
uetA
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Paragraphs Of H. II. the Prince oS wales and Suite
are On view nj BRADT's Gallery Copies Ia every
ayie Of the art for sale. Gallery open from A. NJ III
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sHssws fr-~ tho inrd-.t N Vi. pcrod ~
=. h'ss -. - -. :. ~ % pss aa,e. q the PRIV
stsNsas 3 NafN~to fn0w he a VIM
Avs ro0InAss siktF
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sssinwsy ~ sons' OvsrstruDg Grand
ssd fnos ecrside, ~ the
sarrAEd Tor Eve varerooma 50 and 81 Walar st
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Bee usirul 1ompl.sssa" Phaion's
'seow whas Cv-~sAi Orr nw.a Price Nc- per houl~
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Hsrrfng.s Patent Champion Fire and
lurssr PROD tsics 81 Broadway, OF ksrrAy street
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wHxKLER 4 WILSON
2gWINQ MACurwu

sh6ud be purchased In preference bec2use
adspef only family but also 70 the sewing Of
makers thrt max gaer ftss sho. hnders
ard AZ tints q tailoring. Cace sos broadway.
heuf for circular.
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MrsCEI.l.AREOU9.


TWIN EvBRDEILis aoEs-wEDDINa CARrs AVN
Established 1873 - " -
IT JAMES EvERnEILS, va BRoApwAY-wFD.
n ding Cards &c tbs Blossom Welding IN
lope. sold only st This
01MBREDE STUD GRAY HAND MADE CARn
n ard other rovst'es In the card .pd stationary
The white ssin tie ORR uaiv Gmbreda IN
lection only at $50 Broadway.
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SIS Petitions and 80 Phosogvae hs for
sscs se.. t-sss tonhs srsssnls Ac, ~ HoLkKs, for
o. rs nruafwsy
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GswsIs mes's sew and Left on Clothing
purr SEQ s n. Western msrtst 90. sfdf Con.
RAJ. a CsMtF@ street.
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uss~fmsFs suhs v wA1h v, siU VI SId Us and "a.
Latest Novelties IN misses' Hats -soms-
bus tsr~y Ju~ imported Rurooe Aba.el
ssfsr h~a heallng w anO~ As kAYkOLDs, s0l CANA
stre~. ara eor ~~s 81 Broadway.
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TIE LATE 7ERRiGtE STCR& IT TIE
MOUTH

Tie Nev .0iifsug psTeis Ct r. u'siay AID tHday
las. ccme 10 us fIti nth farto, as Of .-e 'a1ass
,sUe6 ty the ls'e terrible eiorm II tbsiyciriy t'o4
Tie Picoguzc sId Ocifq, we make some EXTRACTS. ~
DeVo tsyt:
Eveiy oUf we lebrn q scue new .,- er ron tae
ter BE wind sud rain st,Ic, alttOu -1e dy 10
beer CIT n frtw az rlrfaf and tel me com-u''-
cation Curug zoe y9st th.r, hogJs. Stch CON n
sCatCi, JCubtdy vli !. crease TIE uauHcf Of tho
Cl.tutrs. ~,
From Information recsiye' # Superiaterdent WI,
li;ns Of the is, kscB road yslC iu bs 6cfue u
dEssfr va earn that eleven miles Of 59 tfaok iai!
vsstd awav end III t1o Fyai was tclr = me et'
deep over the track between he pCilt' Bayou u.
Branch G0d Bayou Desert the station poals 0!
FIeI ier ait Hauchac. Dutlg he lime oi tHe storm
prevalence the water DASHED With uupreceoened Iut
ard iOTcs, beyond GegcrIp io:.
J. il IeloJsi 10 Dir. " Fans 10y persons iriug tleto
that two German families, numbering either I've or
Fix wsre washed away on badly reconstructed rait,
ard Il ere is no doubt oi ttdr los by drowning
teytntC families I6sc4i r tie 5r9Oi ~ iue rach
bt,wesn the points Of dias sr were washed away on
every hSapg Material of aety they ccuid obtan, ara
we've Il rot Tor y asss rc OF ToTe had by some
they uCu6 I'll rave been l1st 10 doubt. Two meu IN
8 * fl lent iber aid, with long rope, aud sliled
around about the RATS aCd 'Oa,0g pelSols ana thus
saved tteln and brought q hem 70 the railroad
coDpauys new diysicn.house at Bayou Desert, whIe
Ties now are.
II now vel confirmed thst German gardener,
ivipg OF The lower OF lake eide Of tho track has lost
III VIE nd two children. Tho chiidren found
yestsrday. GboJ lsy N death, eBiwined in each 9th
ere AIMS ard by them stood taitbfo seninsi-a
hslf breed Newfoundland dog-wEo, On the approach
II iers ms, houej p,teoGsiy, aud revived LIS waning
strength ard lea ed abo0t f0I joyoGe moment licking
the bands end faces Of he dead CHILDREN, aud then
bounding toward the To- koTs o. II was affecting
and irrIIesiye sight. The bereaved ftIer hee gons
about in loaf looking for hs Lost wife aud tue last
heard Of hin be was unsuccessful in hs endelyorS.
A family named Martin who lived also below the
trso ok c,Tiso what il called the shellbaAk also
reported missing; aud various sa,sments prevail that
nom seven peTsons have net Watery graves by
his Iaost disastrous and unprecedented tlocd.
The cheerful gardens below tbs track, toward the
lake are now sNemps, and the homes ca them h,atpg
ruins 81 leasi fit On of those frame houses nave
bsen washed way, NJ. FouCbers alone bsing 'siCe.
At the tac part Of the city as alrady reported, the
storm hae done quite eoUs damage, which is now az
rearing in al liz dreadful teaures. Houses That were
kept il rher psITeI dcular by The water are no" ia-
irg over the Tecedes their bases being sst-
ter. o. oosened. We Ioticed several email d'Seugs
lately occupied by poor vet honest people that have he
come Urjubabitabe ana every day some fnrther eYi-
d,ule will be given of tbs ate Of things.
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Ohio Election.
CLEyFI,yD, Tuesday

CLHEItSb, Tuesday Oct. . 1860.
Cleveland City and Cuyabosa County give RePut-
Lc:1 gain If ] 600 over las. year.
Summit CcuLty-Twelye towns show Republican
gain Of $50.
Lorain County elbows Republican gain of 800
Columbus City shows q Republican gain Of $50.
Scattering returns from towns IN the northern part
of the Sta show Republican gains, and indicate the
suecess Of the Republican Sic ticket
S. s. Cox, Democrat, il reelected to Congress il the
Twelfth District by about 700 majority.
BriDks hoff Rep, judge, sGd Sherman Rep,
Congress-, have 2Si majority, gain over Derristons
vote Of o.; Lorraine County, - townships gives
BrinkerhoG 100 majority, gain over Dsnuiston Of
500 Scattering returns from Huron and Summit
Counties show Republican gaia over the last Gabor-
natoTial vote.
Galloway Rep, for Congress-, has a majority,
gsin owes ST year OF BAG.
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HORRIBLE DOINGs IN FLORIDA.

-2rADFlT MURDERS N CALHOUN COUNli-TITi
COUNTY DECLARED IN A STATE or lNsUE-
RECTION, AND THE MILITARY ORDERED OFT.
TIE Mariana Ella Pa 'riOt If the &c h inst says:
Ycfteroaya party in Calhoun, yrg q emSe!yes Reg
ulatCrs went 10 the house Of Ole J,see Burden, aid
we learn shot him. giving him q mortal wound They
then met and shot Willis Aufg.Oye from his morse, VITO
o;ed irttsUtlr; also MORALLY woIu.lrg L3rdln
Musgiove These ere the facs, 10 taT 90 We nave
bteu able to gather them; int IL j. believed tba' lest
night, another battle vas fought between the Eegua
tore Gnd TIE Dugdoue.
The AtalGcitcola Timrs Of oct 81 says:
From adyiees received by telegraph from haIianna
Yesterday We ware appriced that Ger. Wn. f. Anoe'-
son bsd ordered ont tie Frs Brigade Militia and they
ave ere this at the fcsDe Of tUmult By the uau boil
TO-DAY we are placed ia pCaseceion ~ torh2r adVlce
The following order Of the United States JUDGE OF na
District 10 mo Coi'eG States Al-'sha vii explain:
Ii. X. SIYMOEs, United States Deputy Marsi-a''
CALHCUs Co., Oct . 1860.
Til, County has been declared 10 be IA state OF m
urrtodouary war by the Hon. y. ). Finley Judge OF
the estsrn Judiciary Circuit Of The state OF tloIlea
lis believed thai persons from other states are en-
gsred IN the commission Of open bo5!tiss az }nst the
GOOD citizens of this STATE and IN violation OF the laws
of the Uni ed States. IS Deputy Marshal, You are
hereby REQUIRED TO be at my Office, IN Calhoun County
ilst you may without delay receive aud execute such
process as il nay become neees'ary ior roe T. isqe
4. s. Judce No ihom District Of f.onda.
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FIRES.
tnF IN Esstx srRrEr.

}utF - ESSEX sTWTEr.
A. II O'Clock Yesterday morning q fire broke out IN
a. Ecuers cabinet shop, No. To- Essex street, aod
before the danes could be- eXtiAgui.hCd me building
was almost destroy .. Mr. E loss is estimated at
about $500. The Gsmcs eyte-ded 20 two tenement
houses 81 Joining, one Of which, No. l67, owned
and occGred by bly Vsldcr was dam8gsd % toe
amount Of about g 600 IUsu ed FOR - 500 in the IA
oiGo IDsurDee Company. Tic other building was
damaged 10 the smount Of 500. Tne families occupy
ing both E0nes thrown INTO grca state OF con-
l.oEnftion but all escaped unnjured. Their furniture
was much injured by water. The hr9 T. RAID 10 nave
been caused by spark from the glove falling among
pile Of shsviuqs.
FRE n WEST THIRTY sfcOND STREET.
Az . clock yesterday morning, the alarm OF life
gaEs,d b. No bur ing 81 the sable, No. 10 Ne-'
Thirty second greet Loss about $500. No Insurance.
rIRr Iy TIFTY-FIPs1 STREET.
The alarm of fire ia the Second District, NJ lave
hour last night was ocCasOn5d BY the Ouenlng OF tue
large bleaching factory in Fif'yiir1t street. near tue
Ninth avenue. 10 WAS iuposible to OBTAIN any facts
in regard TO losses and insurance.
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BiLuaoar, TUe.dsy, Oct. >. 1860.
The Prince Of Wales took drive through the city
this no ming with the Mayor. lie l,f at noon for
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA Tuesday Oct. ,, 1860
Tie Prince OF Wales arrived &C twenty minutes past
four o'clock this afternoon on time. Tic was received
by the Mayor on the platform of the without any
formal ceremonies. Eospeeches were made Whatever.
The Prince was conducted to his cav..age and driven
to The Continental Hotel. A number of spectators
gathered on the sidewalk Of the hotel.
As The special train passed Wilmington, Del, and
other stations on the railroad crowds congre-
gated at the dopos but the train pared on without
stopping. The locomotive George Washington, at,
t1ched TO tho train wa decorated with b itch and
American Tags The Prince ia enjoying himself IS
much as possible a; HE hotel The stores Chestnut
street srS ruiga,sd tonight, with tie motto, Wei
come to Victoria Son" in gas light. The streets
are crowded with people in search Of election returns
a1d the Prince
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
RECEIVED By
From Washington
sos.i,l Di,ps,ch 70 TIE N T. TThprs
w ..1lLA CInN T.n.aau Oct D 4.

Sos.i, D,spstch 20 TIE N T. TFshons
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Oct .. 1860
THE PANAMA INSUREECTGoN
TIE terror of tie dispatches from Com Porter,
concerning the insuIrecGon Of negroes al Panama,
is that they are some 500 10 number, well armed,
and that they seem bent upon plsnder only. Both
the authorities and American citiz ms there desired
The intcrposjtion Of The Brtisb and Unitei States
naval forces. These, together. M nbor some 400.
II is also stated that great terror exists at hspiu-
wall and that indeed but lite secUrity is tclt in
the absence of srmed American or BRUSH vessels.
MIR. GRECKNRIDGE IN THE SOUTH
Tie BreekiOridge men here are now confidently
claiming Texas, Arkansas, LOusiars, Mississippi,
Alabama, South CaIoliOa, Florida aud Delaware.
OF other Slave States they EEL less sure but think
ttey vii get North Carolina, Virginia, and Ten
uessee. A very prominent Douglas man here has
made a bet Of 800 that Mr. Brecklridge will
not get over half of the electoral votes of the
Slave States.
THE PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
1t was circulated all about the Departments TO-.
day on the strength of telegraphic dispatch from
PHILADELPHIA to the Editor Of The Constitution,
that tho Douglas men were voting for Col Curtio.
1t created much sensation in the political hive,
which is al astir erliDg the result ia Peunsyl-
yania, as # upon such result huog all tie law and
prophecies.
George Sanders is here at the National. lie pre-
diets Democratic success in Pennsy luania, Ohio
and Indiana. The Administration men this eve
ming are betting Mr.. Foster, but hear that the
President and judge Black believe that the Dem
Ocracy have gone up ia the keystone.
INDIANA.
very intelligent Breckenridge politician, from
the North West, who arrived in this cts to-day
states that the Bright party in Indiana have sup
ported Mr. Hendricks, but that on the Presidential
vote they will 90 against Mr. Douglas
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.rTbc Negro Rising i'm Virginia.

BALTIMORE, IucBCay, Oci' ., loVV;;,
The accounts received here 70 day from Norlolh 3
represent that all is quiet again IN Norlok anu
PIipcess Anne Counties. ,--...-.
YI9 Norfolk Herald SAYS that sufficient testimony
has been elected SINCE Friday to fully justify the stict
nojies surveillance that was Instituted.
A considerable number Of arrests OF negroes nave
-, n,eda Nearly all the NEGROES on two or three
nistacns on hearing Of the affair took 70 the wooos
more froa flight than any thing else. patrol force
bss Oone in search of them,
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THr BrBToS LIBRARY SAGE.--Abou, 80 peTson3
were prt-eri nt this sale ysserdqy of whom pr baby
90 were buyers. TIE bidding was not pnHeuirly
brisk nor wers the prices large aa the lots oeral fer
the most part pos,e,,ed no special interest About 900
lots were dsFc,ed Of, very many Of The books DeuS
volumes If catalogues Of famous pubic ana pi'mo
liLT.fi,s. The Shablzpesrian collection "ii' I" tuo
present ra.r o. progoss, not 10 rsae1s" tll' week
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TIE CLEARING. House AssocnTIoN.-IEe men'
bers Of the Clearing House Association met yesterday
10 take action upon the death o. thair late a5soct',
Caleb 0. Halsted. Thoml. Tietton presided, and eno'
gums uTon,he deceased were prononoe.dOy tn'
dent Jo1H Earl Williams oftho Metropoilan nanA ''u1
ouerf after which the meeting adopted resouuOi,'
expressive Of cir respect aud esteem Tor the
and eontoug with bis family in their bereavement
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Indiana Election.

E,khart 20 majority for the Rap7biean ticket ST.
Joseph 200 majority for tie Republican eancldate tor
Governor Allen County, four towns give Repu5li-
esn gain on 1875 Of 100. Bloomington, Monroe Coun-
,y, gives Lane 81 maj 'riy In Fort Wayre City the
Republican gain is 26i The Republicans clam TIE
county
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FATHER PoIyT, Tnes-9y, OCT. y icup'
The steamship NoIh BitoD, from Liverpool sep.
o. VIZ Londonderry Oh the 25th auived oil the point
A. o'clock this eveupr. Her dates sre one cay later
than these already received. ,o.o n,
MoSrREAL, Tuesday, Oct. 9 lSGO-9 ?. NJ,
Tho Tires are interrupted between 81. Thomas aud
19;-.er An Tonne will no chance Of their getting y
work lsain tonight cons quenty we shall be unaO-e
10 oLtein a word Of the Moth Britons news.
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Florida Election.

SAVANNAH, Tuesday, Oct. y. 1901.
Election returns from sixteen counties IN lonoa'
give Milton a majority Of SO.
Hi.o1's .Bfeck DEM majority Tor congress ii slA-
teen coui tiea ia / SD.
THE Brcckiuridgs candidates for Governor and Con
reFsrcr are elected by about 800 majority ,.,.
CEs,lts S Jones, candidate for Mayor on the Ciu-
zens ticket is elected over tle DemOoialc NOMINEES.
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Ugvn,osiou ora Propeller.

DrTo1T, Tuesday. Oof. ., I0OV.
Tho Wes.ern TRANSPORTATION Company propeller
A,o1nt vernon with cargo OF 20 600 bu.hes corr aud
90 nils onr exploded her boiler near Point au Pelee
his morning, instont'y killing the second e9gHgeI'
Theodore Reese, and fireman named jas. Coia,ii
- f;b.I, inirrinp several others The vessel sunk
inmediateiy, and, with her cargo, is total -o1s'
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Ernrri Albany.

ADAM, Iutf day, UcI' , IovV'
Jrfge Pcrkban has cont uued the Injunction to pre-
vent tie removal Of The rails from twenty miles OF tte
Northern, or Albany. Vermont a. Canada hliro@o'
from Albany 70 Eagle Bridge, Renf.caef CO. -,
Hal Kingsley was elected Ca tain o. tle AtOd'y
BaTgesEes Corps, MsioT Sprsge Of the Imted o'A'75
Amy having deoiineo.
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~ TnIGrEE OrFICE.

-ThiT,y-two citizens Of PeQuonnoc, Nd, VINO IN
1876 supported Fillmore and Doneson, and who would
have supported Bell and Everett il there had been no
f5sion have published declaration Of their Intention
TO vote for Lincoln aud Hamlp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10

campaign, the Kinso briggs 70 Us tue IN elge ace that
n var gusId o. the herel ARMY bsd slrescy arrived
az Iaeutaya ard otfer divisions ems soted 10
Iake mp their position ne before the e.Gy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10

MILWAUKEE,, Tuesday, Oct. = ls0j.
Deputy L. s. Marshal Taylor last night arrested, at
Berlin, Wis, s. M. Booth who escaped from the Gus
tou. House in August last where he confined Tor
violation Of the fugitive Slave law. Hc was brought
10 us c,v this morning, where be remains IN custody
of the Marshal
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Tbe Wiuans Steamer.

NORFOLK, TUESDAY Oc'. - IooJ.
The fss Bay Line steamer ADELAIDE was badly Ceatsn
,es,erdev in trial Of speed with the Wiua9s steamer
Ihe letter Ian by and around tue Adelaide with the
greatest eaae Her performances s5toh'-Leu al VIZ
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uexns Er.dian DepredatIOns.

NEW.ORLEAAs, Ictsday, Oes. ., 1851.
Ad,f,cs rom Texas state that The ladita dgPrela-
- y; M Cfgte continue and th8t Gen. Houston
bss ordered company Of sixty mounted rismen to
the front a..
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,r,,o r,o,,,Iation of Loulsvlllc.

L0T,TIIIT. ~, IulIIaYl DOI' y 80 %. ,
oeei.l cerens returns sIow population Of 'OE2
including J,lOI coIoIed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
DEEEAT OF FUSION.

speeds. Dspas,s 10 Ito n Y. TibuEe.
READING, TUESDAY, Oct. ,, 1850.
Democrats estimate Berss County al a, 900 .cr
Mr.. Foster CaCtin men soy 1900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10
TEE RETURN IN NETWORK CITY.
rrrrr rforFI = LAST NIGHT.

TIE leading Broadway Hotels having recently risen
popolcal importance we looked in lastnght to Get
little public option upon the Pennsylvania election
Strongly enough the Chiyslry had retired e1rly,
under tie combined influence Of bad headaches ana
fcat.o1irg returns. very few BellEveretters, no.
mig against hope, held out until the news from
AHecle1y arrived when they ircontinently fed, and
AZ II o'clock the usually throDg,d bar-rooms and halls
were as lonely as a Quaker Westinghouse at mid
night.
Now and then a atragger dropped in from the thea
tegg g.eatly inquired the rewswmch he had already
OWNED from tie unusual solitude mourntuly shook
nj. head at Tire answer, and sJlenuly stalked away.
Tie blow was 10 stunning that none Of them yenaed
mon The pascora5e 80 commonly INDUCED TO-
TIE TRIBUNE OFFICE.
Our establislmeut was crowded last night oy al
enthusiastic mas meeting Of Republicans whose cheer,
ino sbonts shook the windows Of Old Tammsny, aAa
caed diamay to the deuzens Of that sleepy concefn'
About midnghta lively detachment Of Wide-Awakes
flor the Jnon aud victory down from hsadqaar-
tsrs. and gave us voey Of their thrilling cheers,
maktngthe welkin ring again. and marching on IN high
alec,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10

In Saratoga County, the Republicans have no"
mated for Assembly, lst District, joel Soyia'''
School Comaissioasr, let District, George Ss-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10

Ger. AMos III. Prescott Of Herhmcr Co''
Presit ent OF the Brooks American state Gun
c,l has resolved that he cannot stand Fusion WIN
T. e Breotinridge party, and must be counted OUT