THE BOSTON TRACEnY
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Boston, week or two since, at the attempt 10 con- ceal the crime by firing the building, has created sensation through the country such as is seldom produced. The victim is represented to have been beautiful and fascinating, about 25 years of age. and had recently separated from her husband Tr- Til, her seducer and supposed murderer. has wife and two children, and Is of wealthy and respecta. ble percentage.

 The Death cf Miss Boncrotf-The Washing. ton Union thus beautifully notices the recent de- cease of young daughter of MT. Secretary Ban- croft:

 4 Rose Bud Broken from Me Parent Stem Within one mile of the city of Richmond is a grave. yard dedicated to the Mayo family, on the classic hills where Powha,an is said to have had his wigwam, and where Pocahontss once roamed. In this resting place of the dead, there is a tomb placed over the ~ny child of it's parents. How off, ten have we contemplated the simple emblem which was scupured upon it It was beautiful bud, snapped off from it's parent stem, and fal- ing to the earth.

 This image arises again upon our memory when we hear to-day of the fate of that lovely little child, but six years ot age-Snsan Bancroft, the on- ly child ofthe Secretary of the Navy and his wife, who breathed her last in Philadelphia on Monday night. She was indeed lovely thing, gay as a spring morning, when she left us in July last and blooming like Hebe in health. How little did we dream that t was the last should ever see of her: She was the favorite of all who saw her. ] We almost violate the seal of confidence when we publish the following brief extract from letter to gentleman in this city

 l Philadelphia, Tuesday. "We intend to reach Washington on Tuesday. Susie ended her sufferngs last night little before nine Tomorrow we ntrust her to her resting place, and the next day must take up our soita- l " journey on the paths Of life. You can have no idea of the lovelness of the child we have lost" WASHINGTON, Oct. 3J, lS45 The glorious Whig triumph in Georgia, and the present prospect of most thorough route of Loco- focoism in Ohio, operate like cold shower baths upon the Administration! Still it is going on with

 its schemes to re-estabish the odious Sub- Treasury which James K. Polk used to denounce SO severely in Congress. and break down the present admirable tariff We'll. let the work be consumms.ed! Why should not the majority have their own way. For one rejoice that MT Polk bids fair at last to come out on the Tariff and let the whole people see pre- cisely where he stands f It is foreshadowed that he and MT. wa,ka. u;,, recommend horizontal 20 per cent. a.a valorem Tariff: Good! Let it be s;opted and iet the neo. pie see hosc 'f scsN scOrss. Let the Pennsvlvania Locotocos teef its advantages. while it is destroy

 nS ,3e S@slness :t the Iron Workers of that State. th;.ty.s 'o tne Government not more than from ."1'esn 10 sixteen millions of revenue-a little more than half enough. perhaps. to meet the na- tions current expenses !-BGltimore Patriot.

 Brighton Market. Monday, Nov. g. 1s45.

 At Market. 2SOo Beef Cattle. 23Oo head Stores. sS y"ke " Mo,S1ng @ oxen 26 Cows and Calves. 27o0

 Besf CatAe-Ssles ofextra $S, fEs. quality 4.5o.

 Barrelng Cattle and Stores about as last week. Cows and Calves $l750 to 2a5e-Sheep s2c to- 4 kn < | ak fAH