NEW-yORK.
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1t appears from Newly ork papers, that from in-
formation received from Ia or Is counties out Of the
SIS IN the State that the jackson ticket has, in most
OF those counties. succeeded.


In the city of New York, the Jackson majority is
abont 5000 More than 21 ,0U0yotes were taken--
being nearly 5000 more than on any former occasion.


Wild duck' shooting. ng.---Gentlemen who OCCASION
ally indulge in this sport, inform us, says the Ame-
rican, that the Rivers and Creeks emptying into
the upper part Of the Chesapeake bay, have been
thronged with wild ducks to an unprecedented de-
gree. The markets ior some days past have been
abundantly supplied With ca,scassJuchs and rcd-
heads, at very low rates.


The aUay soe shoot IN Dorchester "A lad, living
wi h Mr. Joseph Cation, ON rayor's Island in this
county, killed. on the th ult. .forty-eight acid
duchs at single Slot-CamJridge Chronicle.


The New York Statesman says, that the SuLpHATE
of QulNlNE has become an important branch of in
dustry in France, where, according to the Monthly
Magazine, several large manufactures have been es-
tablished for tile purpose. 1t is calculated that nine
ty thousand ounces were prepared last year, which,
allowing that thirtysix grains administered to
every sick person 10 whom it was prescribed, would
more than suffice for million, four hundred Il for
ty thousand patients. 1t is hardly probable that it
has been administered to so large number in that
space of time, and there is therefore cause for hop
ing that the expense fhe article, whichis so burh
ensomc to the poor, may be greatly essened.