The New York Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1850, Page 8

emer semen oe Sree” part Sot ehip "psc Delleve it isan taint. st ie ace Jumped out of the * crTy POLITICS. ne policy to get up charges | the city to the amount of $200,000 in certain oil con- the Bre. ‘Tuey a Tabata oa | Bark Carlote, Gerard, heuve for Guadeloupe, 14th inet, let ‘ one eandidates, in order to divert ing from | tracts. exhibiting speotmens of the oll contracted to pe have lived forty Fou, reported tak grain, Demosratic Ratittcation Mectiag. ) neo Now, it is not my woutto make o be furnished as worth ninv sbiliings a gallo: end I never heard of him por ip thes re ope . Was asked; and oi] was taken at 208, To Lon- ing shoving red signal with Zimtt, was The democrats of New York assembled together in | of this Loan sag that the whig candidate is | rpecimen of the oi] act rns by many, if I ww bim, and I had, of course, to 400 a 600 Lble. ofl were eagaged at 908, er fon, of ‘them, from Rio Janeiro for NYork, able many resprets The true line of poliey | worth over four and sixpeo apewer the By usto carry the war into the whig cam pg tell It, you could hardly get aay a ve. uestion. with the same result. No one knows I have asked others tho Tammany Hall last evening, for the purpose of re- is a gall weme 4 200, for cheess, at which, withi: iH w day spending to the nominatious of Horatto Seymour, and | their own hemre and Gresides | ‘There ts certain Mr. Kingaand, ava rhipbuder, wan also arratgued fo | him ie ‘appears that hes sustained, by Mr. Walker | 5. er i000 boaes have gone forward! royey tlerses Belg Ace ane fem ees (Zane, 2) for te jm York, who pport Dg ®t Portsmouth, N. H., instead of | and » man is pul ts wok i . To G csgey Ans ini » the other candidates selected for them by their nom'- | manin Rew York, wie Niet ae ree ate broad end | New Yerme the cad ger whose’ people he now de- | that he was © good democrat in Teomeaves ce Missit. | taken st Ste, ne 8 TO Glsegow, cheese was pee erating, Manwert ns, Sed Froese" (1zen) mating conventions. At half-past seven o'clock the | wej) tried democrat yr can it be possible that any | sires to place him at the head of the city government’ | sippi. and that voted right u; several eceasions, Frorr.—A sale was mede of 800 boxes bunch raisins meeting was called to order, Mr. Peter Cooper was | man would permit him to be aseafied by such slanders | Hovwas alse invistor ef raitronds’ tate clr sad | itrpoula have been bettee tat bentercente rae pub: ae Dente ‘ehosen Chairman, and there wore two Vico Presidents | #* the whigs have invented against ni acsinst the ompibusses. It you want sack « lished also the letter he addressed to Mr. Walker. and Sines our last notiee, there has beena pretty | yCunsous, Qet Brig Abram, Becvens, from snd for Wow ot cur policy to meet whig slander, Mayor, you will vote for him then we should have die whole cope belore ma Tae | torr inquiry for nearly all deeoriptions, with a firm | Yorks !S wilteme, sts Boats Gabe Shvend and one Secretary from each ward appointed ack in the teeth of those who make them. We will r. Cam not question Mr. Walker's word. I beli nto be | market, The traneactions include 2.600 Boenos Ayres, f ic wia, fi for © After the appointment of officers, the following todoro in this election ® man of pueie. But the proper course for Mr. sresoging, 22 24 Ibs. to» Western deale he yee g Honen: for Boston, : Bd Sesetusiaun cra aed endelmeusty edegted:— Butterworth, sit down und tell us what he; 14\c. rix monthr; 600 Porto Cabello. averaging 23 from de, for NYork, diag; ache Mary read would do, instead of what he has doue Much as Ire-| Ibs. at Ie; and some eimali lote St, Domingo, of 20 is, Med as Sure BF a0 “ sotion day comes | speot Mr Walker, I would not sustain bis friendon | Iba, at @\c. six months. In our last, we reported a tlie are bound to port them. We will nite te of Roorback! and for Besten, 1, Resolved, T at we congratulate th: democracy of she ‘6 Berk. aitania, Corning, for NYork, 12 or srinony In ita eo nutty : ; eiew eortatn hi oil | gach as were used against Mr. Yolk to be used s gains ork will be again ademocratia city. — | that Ietter—which is » mere statement that he had| saie of 760 dry Vera Cruz. at privare bargain, siace & dark Nordpclen (Nor), Andress aor sa cor soba {ul Cur pelusipies: | the eandidates whieh we havo nominated tor the | (Ui! hi! bi! Applause, Cries for brady. Aajoarn! | been at one lime @ democrat. (cheers) We do not | when, we bave accertelned that they browsnt lao, tows York (at 8 ee ak snips wir Wiens p coming clection We oan potnt with pride to our | Adjeurn') amect ery to prejudge tne opsrations of the conven | 4 per cent for each. gpboghvege ge Mu cuain RAL ah Wm Wh foe ota | OMBty Ueket There te certainly no man of batter | | A MF CoLcate was next introduced to the urtarri- | tion im any way. We shall wait ll after to day to ve | Leainvx ~The market for hemlock sole was firmer, | 1419, 40. ham, Philadel bert, Jegul ‘kequirements in Now York (hon Jone Grauaw, | fied.” who commenced in ths steady euphonious style | what they wilido But we sh give them toun- | with a good d+inand for light and mediuin weights at | , 57 AXPR¥ws Oct 17—Arz below, at the vata cell a (Applause) | He is one of the young mon of the demo- | of n Baptist preacher. but in a voice +o overwaelthed | derstand, thet if they nominate @ man hostile to] Jéa16c per Ib, ‘Thers bars been no large pote ee Keg og tee, kom, “Oltver, for cuncosentutionnt | erate party; well known to the demooratic party; | by the prevailing uproar for Gifferent | the democratic interest. we, the people, will not | oxk tanned since Friday, owing chiefly to the scanty | Boston ¢ ocym Lemuel Peters Leinad, dive. scolaistration witl | and we should tako @ pride im supporting our | ciaters as notto be heard dis:inctly.. Gentiemea—{ | elect him, but put up im his stead, a of our own | supply in thw merket. Br Kirre, Oct 2—No Am + easels in port, "br bots Guardian seyiue aad eoog7mi; | youre men. becaure we ere young men ourselves, | am not here (Brady’) to detain you with a long specoh. (Grewt cheering) If they nominate agood | (irs —In linseed we beve. ve decided chan, Was lg for port in UStares, vy vindicated and | and it am we have Been at come tins or | (Adjourn! fadjourn') Yam here os » de 9 ready toeleot bia. Delegates are cord. while sules to the extent of 3600 gallo Home Ports. nominated for | Other. tnd therefore have acquired » proper cou- Spreaet 2) Tehollanslyae | instruments to do our will. If they fail to do made at 72.4 740, for casks and“ bble., io lots. Lacuzcon.s, Oct Lt are bark Fenelon Postar, {lit BT Walton, Boner, do. Cli ~~ woh "ike Pooler, Brot, ‘Bak i his futimats | ception of young men’s rights, (Three cheers ar of veioes) T onme hare to | right, we will teach them their duty by pertorming it | Hors— Were in demand at Ida Ic. tor Easiern and | 1! 4 | for Graham.) Mr. Graham I hope, end beileve, santa myrelf to the mizhty impulse——democeacic | ourselves. (Great applause ) Western bee Foneton Will receive the whole cemocratio vote of the city, | party. (Applause, Brady!) Would tat (could con- | Col, Alexander Ming then suid—There are times when Provisions—Tork—There was less firmness exhibited L Waites and something beyond it (Applause.) Cortaialy, he | tributeto your enthusiasm, your enthusiasm aad do- | the people are call upon to set aside mere shadows | by holders ef thie articio to day, while the demand for | Carne! de rep: aA ey yl be support: 4 by all who know him. | 1 now tura | youn to the demceratic party. ‘The ep-n\cer thom ia- | aud forms, for the subs'ance When bribecy and oor- | mesn was limited. Some 600 bartels bave changed | Bowvow, Ger to our other candid (ir. Bhepherd then referred | firmed the assembly that th ag ® creat agitation ruption stalk through the Jawd, toen it is time for us| lends,st $1675 8 910874, for maw ad $8. 37!6 for | Steokbolm: Th (Dutoh), Me: , Kotterdam, to the other democratic nominations Individually, and | in the country upon the tlavery questiog, aud that it | to takee position and put down those froudulent at- | prime. which iu fair request. for the Britiss pro- tert a ina exe Th fered continued.) Now wo have the ticket berore is, ad | was the duty of the party to rfoad up to much men as | temptato cheat us out of our dearest right—an un: | vinces. Borf was quite heavy, while orices of eonatry | t05' ya ii, irom buchacgel aieset haar fame, rs there Is but one thing for us to do; wo must ciihor | Daniel 8, Dickinson, and ther whe stood by him in | borght euffrage to choose ourown represeucatives, Che | were entir ; 'y nominal A Ict of 16@ barrels sold at | far yan —] Ppcrt oF oppose the coruidates, I woult never be | the grext prireiples ef compromise for ths proserya- | time bas come that bribery, corruption and trawl, are | $5 76 a $4.00 for prime; aud $7 a $9 tor mess, Leel | Ureyroune nea. A G Bill, Bay Staves brig ie ot ate ® traitor on either stently | tion ef the Union. (Applaue, urn! adjocra! | overriding the free spirit, and mind, @od intelligence | haws were in rtoady demeud, at $12 a $1256, to ar- | Moo Fon ea Homer, and ot vote ene ticket, I wo a aot stew | Crlgnsior-Gttahes; Brady, Grahem, Strahan, Here | of the demosrete of this sountry eudsit we snbanie So'| sive. Cus mecte were lets plauty: mod cheuldee were | B cages Welds was Car o8 a"eoalt how abaya se between the two, for su he fs!) it, without resistanoa, we shail bs criminal particips | held firmly at disc. and hameat Oise, Some consid | PEt.' hi Me mned to the mises. Notblos i pursues it, the rot: nr fon of both, | Mr Srmatran wasreceived with the liveliest applause, | tors in a practice that hav grown into m usage ameng | erable rales of dressed hogs were reported ai Bevin k Heres (Hr) Ture, Rormucs; Bilen ‘Reed, ¥ : who ate | eed pointedly urged apon the democrats the meces- | our party. (urmurs) Task you howean anyiman| Lard was steady, with snus. of 250 barrels. | Extra | Boston; gchr Derten, tha ship Greonwieh, looking to the of Xow York. aro looking to see | rity of union for the euecess of their prinaiplea, and | who wishes to educate bie son'in the prinstpl-s and 4 good to prime at 73 #7 Knlabe, Havre: bark’ Jenny ‘Lind ooh Wermgrea, Kio de whether one set of o es.or tho othes.areciceted; | the necersity of their principles for tee eafety of the | practice of Jefferson point out to him an example to ely, and prices have & deci Suncir) vis Hichigowd: sol Corsnir (Bes. Vesey, Barmeda, for tbey koow little of them. and all they want to ba | country, the duty of the democea's to stand | follow ameng our party. The Fourth dency. As yet. however. m a—asr balg Velasco, Hill, BY en ‘allena, intovmed of ie which teket is sneovsstul. If the | tegcther, regardtens of all parties | district haye aesembled again and again, an plnoc, Choise about the tame, at 6} oted. they will vel allover the | tided to pley compored ve only presented three candiaates Nove of el wales of very prime, at Ge wat almost re- | law" men scclatista, n's Tights men, abolition: can be clected in this district, What isourduty?| Rea: Eovarey —The transactions during the day ork | Ist end ail the Lins Rar the Gay eile cargatl split in | Our duty ts to resiat that comveation, corrupt and ille- | have bern #3 follo¢e'—Brooklyn—1 lot jasction Hen- i mp upon the elavery question; bat they wore | goles itis, Tray that none of our conventions are | ilten avenue and Bush street, $400; 1 do adjeiaivs, 2a powertol party, and not to bs regurded with foo | chovem hy the electors of the varions wards. Lney are] 410; 1do do, $100 In New York—1 lot ia twenty- t twenty-dive | much conddence of an easy y to the democratic | choten by men eut of other wards, who have gn odjeot | fourth street, near Seventh avenue, with buildings, | ‘or the party to | party. though the victory is ours te we rally tozathar to verve. Will you Gilow any one to act ava delegate | 20 10x05 9. O60; 1 co. in Eighteenth pirset, nver it assarinea of | united at the polls, (Applanve, “Watch!” | tor you, whose palm bus been greased with # $60 bill, 25x92. $3 250. the party who | © Wak!) Welsh!) © Song! Bong! Mr Joun Avstin—Prove it, Whiskey has agein improved, We note Mr Evean E. Weisu, a political poetical impr Col Mine Do we live under the reign of the al ‘ee barrels prison at 27c., aod Drudge et Birike one last tor, was op band, andgave an extempore song of che | mighty dollar, or the inAuence of nina! It requiras They can't unite again In this quarter | fellowing calibre:— tome moral courage, aud perhaps some poysical | Svcaes —There was nething done warth reporting. Now stand t whize po Look bigs will eneak out, ard they will dodge off ia | ee urege, 16 te speak these truths in the face of a | Prices remai me on Saturday bey can't gets Southern State, Thay x corrupt and bribed people. (Murmurs of disappro | Tovscco continued tirm, with aa iw proving tendency 1544, oa Tannessoe aad Lou- bation) 1 do not ailude to the present mesting. To | inaates, The sales were modernt isceeple leven. 8i There is another on in (hi . Banner, Boston Arr *rige Gon Tay 01 hell, Alexandria: 18th bei brig Protection, Ii! Fete ing. pat bs by yr9 42 ) (ui sit F sou add te gal yasigrne some to mees the domocratic candidates, Wood, i Gralam, spd Cle ko, | anjed ti | or thts morning is meetin wing tor 4 eau ryhund, but wher Lorry down, down fick Cpradatien wie wo coge tet aon Gbrala wo:mle jae n is know Notasingle ¥. Dowa, derry down Great cheezin, ne and are consequently elected to higher oflices, " x Fi sepson, tor NOrleang; Ue h of Mason's aad Dixon's line PR cal plaid i) who are ot fit Lo take the position of a constable or MAREES eee | Gigs Perester, for Providence: Frank, tor Bath; Warren, for ain ona to bless themselves A Mr. Simosxrom, ambitious to give # belpingband to | ap arsersor. and never would receive the meanest office STOCK SALES ¥sco; Arya, sl Taslor, tor Boston, sogether Outi domee s ne . Moxpay, Ocronrn %8.—First Board — pith oft the at were at the amokorace, hound out. Prouth of thet line sre driven to the coa- | thecause, was about to meke a few cesekee bathed | fem the people themswives, if they were fairly | clusion Usk their best triends ave the democrats, and | oly proceeded afar us te say that he would be glad | breoght betore them (Lhe chairman here made some i cont aya ~spehignenic gery gai corer swogpeay t t inister the covernmeny the mosh in ae- | to vote here, if he could, when the democracy, begin- i eommuniertion te the spraker) fam sorry to leara we ‘Art solr Richmond, Hupper, Calais | cordence with petional principles, And what nave | ning rapidly to disperse, a) thet (his reer must by vaca ed at two o'clock, and 73 WO do, 8%, i a they coired at the North ¢ They Lad the State ot New | On motion, with threo cheers for the chairman, the | that that time ix now at ha It would bave been 7 Me! : G wep: _ ee Citizen, Brows, NYork; schre Baltimore, can they it ‘again? The powerfal | meeting adjourned. Detter to hold this meeting in the open air aroaud Gane cence! tm shasscs, Qub'Sh-G00 cules Maiti, Sensi ‘York: Gen Clinch, Herry, Philadelphia. Now Ges 2ans, Oct 'b—Arr ships Mary Ward, Nowell, Lin Tetpou Cato, oineen, do, Parthenon, Woodbury, Bossens hark MiPaudén, Buricr, Vera Crug; sche Joven Fernando, vitae 13 (Bex), Asoo Cam pench . Old ehipe Empire agen (Be Salee—$1.000 Reading tg Covlter, Liverpoelt Ferry, Senve: fe D seoherk, ohrs, Reading Ra:lroad, SS, Towed to vea eth, ship Kentveky, and bark Kate URDAT, Ocrornn 27.— $1,000 United States Rw’ Havas Teed Pw Arr brice LL & W Ars imore avd Ohio Railroad 3 nda, "67, 4. eld tor briaenee ) me) LE 400 do., 924; WO shee jorine, ——, Philadel Cig ‘Ohio Kailroad, tune, | New Ba rvonn Oot 2—Pld sohes earl ‘Nye, ious which yrve General Taplor a plarality ta | thst libes'y pols, to conicout in ‘he faze ot nounday, rend Dae reg Md, Stote ip 1843 is broken Ipto aiom ve whi par= | “Thi rth | tie corruptions that surround the ballot box Tor Yeitmiogten Hallresd 00 0. Sta’ xiete nolonger. They ate endeavoring to porausde | The Demoeratio Nominations-~The Fou: | “Pre cpenker having thus conclaaed, {¢ was them re | 200 Peatiee nates, « tbat they can sucesed in this election; bat how | Congresstonal Distriet--Mass Meeting of | gciveg that the meeting adjourn to meet at the same | Camden and Amboy aliacions the igea? Westand with the democracy on the People to Dexounce the Delegates | place on Tursdey (this, evening, Ovt. 29, at 7 o'clock Rail $ rp PhcaP gg a ptr Tighe 99 co eee te & Awful Ch sof Bribery and Corrvaption, | Tur Nowsatixe Convention oF tig Fourtu Con- ort wi e owrelgniy, what, tae o — : a Y cs to eount upou? Nothing leas than victory | Yeeterday afternoon, at 1 o’sicek, amass meeting of | CR#ss10Nar. Distat med b calle Honig tyme | broke vp, the Nom he whole land, sucha: wo hare son in tha | the Democratic Blectors of the Fourth Congrersiona, ttl nee iw icst daye of thie hail, Tnaiead of meeting he Bet at the tame place, and continued aitUng till six District, was held atthe Seveuth Ward Motel 159 Ma- } o'clock, when a new map was ultimetely nominated. BN Herrivbure ® Meoursgrd as we have dove, fastead ot speaking of i In th eof the hallotings, £¢,4ia hYork: Wr Knavell. {from Wareham); NYorks o B the past we chall be ensbled to epark of the glories of | #ison street, pursuant to the following call. whish ap, | In the courect the Hallotogs. oo Giéver, go; Cohasset, Phlindelphias Warchan none ge the present, | J trust in God it will bo so, and it we all | peared in the Herald, sigued by a number of the elee- | fy \Sranch 3 votes,’ Punally, Joseph Tolegrephto Reports. Tex, € onr Cuty it will beso. certain asthe san will rise | tors :— } Tenth ward (printer ) obtained the nomimation, >y New Onirans, Oot, 25, 1850, Novivrx, Oot 25—arr schrs Fatoma, Pate. rng for u the merning ef election, and go dowa on ® demo- | we tie axdersigned Democratic Fleetors of the Ponrth iting 11 votes; hile the Sixth Cotten is active, with rales of 4,400 bilo, at ume | Haytt, in distress (see Miszel!). Cla brig Washington, New~ & pati lotie desire to pare | erméte victory. J Conger A A ths den gation, withdrew, preterting agai uomina: | chaoged prices. Sugar is deolining—ralen of 100 hhds., | Peay nner pyera, Oct 2°—Are sohee Puloram, Mi N the rument sud Atter Mr. Shepherd hed retived from the etand, he | tert tiou. This is considered ® good nomination Mr. | ®t 43se.a4%ic. Molasses, 2630. a 470, Whiskey has | york; Buers Vie-s, Potter, PRiver; T i Abell, Dickerson, doggie | returned and aid :—Kellow citizens, £ risetomskem | 19 ac March is Treasurer of the Democratic Republic ed te 2ie. P ance, Anthracite, Hand. NYork. | Old bark per Bont tied og ous tho State tieset be woauim easly pnd tor the pupae egbeaine g © candid rie] | General Committee. Re was uominated or the New Oarraxs, Oct, 26, 1850. ‘n pres Tre} ma ag th tie tion being sasonded yeas tor n cc uscy ence ef the Congrosdio s ; x hy tbe | ite won & apabimone eae Ta eon ett aNd | Convention Veingunatic to saiee on a rellatic emsarane | foxty-eeventh allo’. We learn thst the friends of | | The rales of cotton for the week have heen 23,000 | co; Gouree (Rr): Avahiven: ivan, Mitchell aorta avbosed | tt eee te, ronpoam. The Stephen H. Pranch intend to run ulm as the inde- | bales, the larguet business this season, aad prices have | TR 9 Sonora, Yor “Eliad, Jarvis, 00; Bue s'Viets, oe Uai p, | Coe 7 ¥ ticket was next olfered for r: “ou, and met Mr. George Teylor was called tothe chair, aud Mr. pendent cenuidate tor Congress. advanced to is,o. for middling. Potrer” Wiilsmsburg; tole, Ludwig, Boston; Puleram, ly aes | with (ho came wpaniaous accord. Exoch Camp was appointed secretary. Bavrimore, Oct. 28, 1859, Morgen, Esco; TP Johnaon, Atwood, Prove Reroe- * domoaracy of | _ S¢¥er8) speankere were now culled for, bat asthey did | The Cuainnan them said :-Gendeman, ee ee en ae 5 turday's prices. Corn has ad- notepprer, the stand remained vacant for some mo- by your | Densdeietic Mesianats Flonr is frm, at Saturday's price orn at length oscupied by ® youag man | *P&BimoUS vote, I have © their untiring venced—white is at 60¢.,and yellow at 620. Whoat is | ™ye Bieter oe yeh The follow. | frm. Other articles are unchanged. padoagh ber bound down the coasts s, mente. bot w eu chosen president of this Torerersin Wano--Cass ano By ri na - Uagley. who ssid that he tol «mbarrassed at | meeting, for which accept my thamks, Asthe presi- oR Wesat em, “okivg for ibe firat tia in old Tauinany, whore ro | Ging ciieer, it becomes my duty to rbate the onjrorod |G Cid Houker nominations were made yesterday Thi siphaiittues Mikatlas ee eae rie Bi 2—Cit ship Hartford, fannerman, NYotk, vy o1 the great lebts of democracy Led appeared this mee ting, which I will now do 4s brictly us possi- | afleracenin the Thirteenth ward:— = sages tate, whents Sbbte wadkalnn extn, 4400 7 4 Brom ine Kusiqunds, Lovenpsa 66 does their reflow. citizens; he, weare on the | ble, 1¢ isa well known tact, in this oity tant Largo | . For United States Senntor—Daniel 8. Dickinson. For | harley, 24.000 do. Good business duing in fvar, Wheat | Pasthe do Leneauhing, cl it my daty to | preporticm of the nom; Wm Lord, ira © 4 Shartes | p.tls at Qe. end four rowed at 85'<0., Ess, Priv de eS Hgrralt Go i Kitkereen, vd; Boston: Wn Henry * Watts, Aird Benj Adams, € vc icd, do; B ht do alithet 1 cw cht the common enomy—the | tees, aie procured to be made by sinislor politicians hiy--Joseph E. Ask. For Asseaso called oper, epoke as | ¥Mes. The speaker admonished bis fo low-democrats, | through the most diagracetul system of bribery aud | fipeste Jamer oper, Lor Constables. \ieorse W. PL A RAO IS TD 3 site sak alee | t d we stand, divided we fall.’ Sy the | corruption That system has been successfully prac- | Myers, John Scmerindyke. For School Commiscioner efor vas ee Syracuse eonvention, said he, wo are | tised im this Congresstoual district ior yoars. Mew « Obinn. For Inspector ot Schools—Jacobh | MARITIME ISTBRBLLIGEN © B, - Uecrze © Pp ied presiding oft. - 0; and when, he ssked, have she prin- ae bee impeeee upon us 4 og mon = Vreeland. For Traste Stephen Brooker. For [o- eo, 2 the | Cipler ci democracy iniled to triamph whon we bave | & chave been represented by mew, who faile ot Election — First Disteict—Joha Brady, 2 ork, Ovtobe: 1950, / rage Re te | prevented an wobroken phalanx? Never, Me.B noxt | in olmest every tnstovee, t+ reilect cur wishes aud | fly us| Spies, Reson’ District -Win, Hooten, Joho a aos bgeis au piors of Letivr timed. I look et this old Ball ia | yyinea bia comooratic brethren again’t theinsiduons | sentiments, and whobave been wholly unworthy of | rrwn; Third Distriet- J. 8. Qrven, Joha Avyle; agree nk oa [om EB which we eisnd consecrated as it has been by o | workings ci those who wonld try to sow discord in | ourconfdence and support These men have forced | yourth Ditrict—E. McConnell. 8. Gildersleeve. 255 a ‘norhtay). = Philadelphia: 2th, trig, Gart hundred battles, conescrated by many victories in | Her widet They rhould now prepare for the comtag | thema-tyes on thy distrivt by means a al and | Me Evtranwontn —We understand that Mr, Bat- tre Uadley,who viet Oct Sh, Pata, Cl, toh Ginhe! at i : elretion, and resolve to conquer o¢ to dia, ruiacus im themselves, diegurting to he bas bs mentioned as ® Stall! N York; 26th, echrs la, Nickerson, Pbiladeiphi the caure of buman rights (the remsiader of the | "Ci Tits now made fur Brady! Wale! Rynders! | met end dangerous to the liberties aE tons ass eal tas Peake dates oF hie oO Pm ee ‘I Mowara & | PRC Nichercen, Alby x a h id je for B . i: pane * te for Cony: ess fre e o' eamers—Crescent Cit rhagres, 2 0 centence lon.) Way ts 0 thet we sivage Smt Om | Strahan! ond others. Ta Cis Gubenh B..0. Celie | ereuen, (eeeus> .0 census: caem CNpr ic wot a, brother-in law of Mr. Molay, and thet | gupt'Reencbes Flowers, Phitea zt ON mi da. | Wumacoros bly ey teed yg bey ee y ‘uly, Bow satis= | eve Gf on important election. and I Hons made bee Commit | Aggistant Alderman— Win. Merrideld. Vor Membur of | ig beid above the views of busers, Two rowed barley d Heyneky b toliowe:-—Fetinw Citizen blage, in the presence of eers, in this happy ead vener 48 | soon sera. . 612) wom waree . y eajoy. We | rant: 4 7 haria’ : 3 iwiok, elves, whenever we moevt, or whatever may be the | (ook the stand, am et ® he to publish our determivaticn to repudiate such nomi- i e iipe—Reveivo, Sheppy, Liv ford, Tile na 8 ewe Figg Rd Cas Quertione tb Puoue wad. whateeer may | fr. Tvedy isnt here, uelther is Me, Wale (aries of | BACHE 98 Mlepitimave andtrauduloat (cheery) The | the letter oid neg Fesigu im hia favor, The pasticnare | Bauhe—tewlen Baron hislagy Peieturg vernon, Bter~ } Zyee™ eure aan mt a: hs ine satan @ " ce VOLES OF Oo 10) sequen vannad; . Pors ne Suneey a Salten weterset Tie teases | ot “Ryders eezn vow wae and scld. like sheep 1a the euambles Ry corvupe Sad | Firs Wanv, Bacontyn.—Jeose M. Potk and Prank. | “Brigcceres iar trerth Coldes Mehetra, Fit Searle; Tare E dis vol ully avd fairly expressed, has been cormupling politiciwns. Nominations are effected, aad | lin Morris are tbe regular democratic candidates for oe Attwood, Cardenas, Nesmith & Sous; Vesta, Lawrence, Pessengers Arrived. Polk yi pat hon Mata (| electicns secured through the physical tree of hired | Aldermen to the Fitth ward of Brooklyn, ‘Their nomi. Mite, Carthagwnn, Brave te Yous: John | y Livrnroor— Peel, Shipaaay Bevuhilen-De Gham ana ) and not only the fran all parts of the house. Cries of © Brady bulli #, ¥ bile the intel © tusiand moral pation war pet efiected by unfair means as was stalod ‘onge Arecibo hh & Sone: A Py mens Sstkascotet ote Fay — pes New York, but the dem dy!) Ryndors!? “ Walsh '? were next made. ad | O83 87e Euried Leuenth the rubttsb or 90: in our paper of yesterday. Viret cl Gee I the vicars z cratic rentine nowt the whol haa tho effvet to brieg Capt Rynders 49 the stoud, ote v Painee—Sohr T M Mayhew-J Bonsanginer and i Pon city ot New York, ea question Whig Nomtuations. by. family; W ¥ Thelos, JB Lerowx, of NOctoans, 6; FY ances, er, Wash irequently heerd in Washington. Abovo reso Dunk, Battioore: Weinbow, Wiliams Philadalpila, sie So vieelity te our inesieth Mr Binnekman retiring to make room for him, (Cheers —~ payen d hb 104,42 | Munn Concursniorar Winsiser ver this dstrnt, 1 | tynn ase's Watcha otblla aaeam, Moston; Orla, Dade Ur wbhat ve are at home and abroad—a great, | for ynders ) Dappy. clypitied eud overwhelmingly powertul peo- Nant. Mind er ot eaubenetetinn- es ae On8; OF 00 | will be recollected, that oine out of the twenty-four Waritaler fo) Snow Passe Sail Within the lest tew yeorr, whem my heart throbbed | cand inees. 6 * re Cowgress on Saturday evening. bart evening the eth: bite re witb prin, when 1 guna the demsoratio party wat | bh out (Pi gh Need Bibbs vatghs to tee wl thie be eaien session seen gos | | ftieem delegeten sencmblod at Warhiugion Uotel No 1] _ ship p, Eady Fisahlin (okt), as ty er Warcen, th Neve a Bok Mier omy atcutto be guilty ot such acts as would entail on ow ada: nu except for the purpose | her ‘ ok tate Broadway, anit unanimously nouinated John ¥. Rod- | with mie end 87 pascenrern, te Set Thom pre ining He Beane, 1 Las " aa} 4 trenfier depend the best interests of our country, | of the Fifth ward. So that there are now two | | Ship Fide Tan L Bh daye, w Bechara, Padam, § Colton 9 Gsslineky, 9 W Bei them long yeu ¢ of colamity—long years of disaster ; cin misstatements which We are net here for the purpose of dictating to the | fhe “ 1 Phil 1 thE Rehare eS ath inet, Xa 20, visadt jan, J # L Janes We ? Wate, d but this o¢ ill for all th ning me. Some persons have oitca- | delegates epprinted to select a candidate, or to ford. | |x nominations for that district. |The lon. J Dull. i ook, BC avetin, #itaw buresrsd Banls Bs stenry. da eee Dae bee ve fies o rationte | lated a repert that I way contog bere to-night to op- | tail thelr action, but (o speak, im Iaoguage not to be | Ube Pt hes been tendered the nomination bythe | sitaxship sieting the Barons, Poel ’ Jon aplationn | jose the nomination o( Fernand» Wood. I pronounce | wieunderstood, teliimg them that the dey for such ci the district, and declined it iu @ letter ad- | bance tor Liver por, vader enovans and + ene ime work ‘ * pri heart of every | his onqu Noone could ever with tenth | ccrruption ¥ Ke mo charges against Greaned to the convention. ‘ LA Meo bet F foe! bey a iat dex n are 4 pat but with fra | hare 1 og ioto Tammany Hail to oppose | the septlen t comaitiee; but we Focary Concnessiovat Distaret —Last even- Bick: j ” ground unger eurt nad with @ resolution to Mal™ | g regular nomivation I never did it. and I trust {| warn them. i ing the whig delegations from the 6th, 7th. 10th, and farding, Port au Price, 22 Rain that grocud. We sand op: owed to the eaomy, | ever shall. Fellow citizens, I have heard the name of | their duty faithfully; or that we. the sovereign trict re aerou, Died at the “ Eastern Emblem.” in @rand whore v3 bia into @ miserable | cur candidate tor Governor received hers to-night with | will reeal. th rd prisiog the Fourtt. Congresston Mgetiine, 2OSaee. pest « RA a te of distz bt trast im God, BO | ppp lense ondhis pemination thusivem (Thess) | ourselves, Weare now io the midst of a teactal and | er deliberating the merits of the ~ OAC Ronsive Co. 2th yin re, 0B Liverses Sh Spring, Wm B Sayles wi e stants the vietim of@ | 1 don't know that there is av o here, except myvell, | so.emn conflict between the wariow: vorious candi¢ates until after miduight. om the A ‘Jon 75 60, spoke bark Thomas Dalton, for Phi- strong, M A Correa. B Ticknor, M Bowen, J Kine * fraatond duplicity, | who in the Syracuee convention. I will say afew | gourtiy— between the constitution and laws, rixteeoth bellet, they succeeded in nomivating, by a Fitihice J wer, J MoGynn. it Lindemer, a J’ Tobias »: » tion on the part words about it It is probably known to you all that I | tion and fanaticism. Let us, then, select suck mon ag | two third vote, J. Hl Hobart Hawe: the candi- wma, Beaufor ce < a wos ove of the delegates to that convention from the | we cen trust with the high responsibilities — date for Congrers. We should also mention that the Cape Leakeut: spoke first district, The New York delegation took a com- | zen, with pure hearts aud matured judgments, to | | Cenvention tendered ® re-pomination to Walter Ua~ long as our ¢ mendable ttand. We refused so assent toany nomina- | whom we can tafely contide the desi interests of | derbill, but he baviag declined, they again proceeded Co might, fellow | tions til we bed beard the reantations; we thought it huroanity, We bave been sold, nbsolarely cold in the | ## mentioned in the foregoing staterarnt, pL Perry (ot seat kin Ce sid duce the action Fy will by We are © vce Me oy dwoll tn son not right to ne S candidate for Governor, until | councis of the mation, by mea who have bartered Finer Assexony. D: +t.—The delegates for this peer phia, 5 days. ere te » hands as @ me we hnew Bpon what principles we were to make the | away our libertios and who do not reviio ia thin dis. | distiict arsembled, last eveniog. af the Washington, hh = aay, fone re toes Lm nok mondy | nomination, ‘The New York delegation were inatrust- | trict and who now again thveaten our dearest rights | acd uvanimonsly nominated. for Assembly, George Etover#, Bacon, Histon, 8 days, for Albany. € a 4" pled a the & wee ed to retire from the convention unless the nomina- | by bribery and corruption. Iwill not detala you. | W. Elmer, « dry goody merchant in the Second ward Mary Croahy, Koro, 4 day Phlies, mL Plena tase dake “7 og eet principles. and some twelve or | We will pata revolutions exprecsing our feelings, aad | Cyanten Finet Wanv.—Curtis Judson bas been eraciia, Young. New Bedford. 3 dare Geokle, 5 Cant, BRO : acvah t¢ sustain the de suid true; und if the resoiations | then edjourm tosome time aud place for the ueces- | unantmourly nominated ior Aetistant Alderman. fae oy thomanten, 8 dager Gide oF White . e) We have, | raciutions were finally preeented and not one of the ie Came, the Beoretary, at the instances of one ot Cuantex Timo Wano.—Mr. James de Peyeter Og- Thi Contpart, N Newman, J Baliofe M Alfros, Joa emeate of that | one hundred end twenty eight delegates which com- | the electors, rend the feilowing docusacnt, from tour | den hasbeen selected as the eandidete of the Union F reprereptativer | posed that convention, oljected to the first resolution. | o1 the delegates of the Thirtcenta wad, charging « | Dational whigs, for Aldernian of the Third ward. The jon What ts that placform! | | have heard aay there were some names on the ticket cepting a bribe, dendeavoring totuduce nt Alderman, Sturtevent. ix alto to SUUIPPING, every parcofthe | thar would not be supported It was eatd they were to thet, in thie ward, the whigs will be divided RANA ~ Saannnenrteeead wt noble ol par- | terme Ud not be elected. “I believe they on the cbarter, # the enrulag eretion. oy ot br OTICR THE STEAMSRIP PACIFIC PROM WV ERe tins, Brown, f ori od cert | : ‘ pool, ta dis-harging wedor generat ord r, as che doak, we om the root (Cries of Brady! Bendy be Foren War L, Waugh is annonnerd icoe of Canal ttroet.§ Coreignces will attond. to th9 reoalps ney. They came ; {Ee people of BL | tedepeudent whig candidate for Assistant Aldermes STehets geste uemetuavele’ Foee! Maik was | nh Cans p ~' hie ward wasio Fourth Corgre ional Dott Rilon, we, four of the | 1B 4 , — gon. 00 tant on oto alneaniy, paid delegacts, eg te wUbMiL Whe following SACO At Of | SLT. | FATES OF Make REovCRD OITY LING = without mpt to turn mie out. sou com 40 60, ome bios up | “Oe Wotnsatey events ? wpendid vip ew ‘yfotter with Janes Brad. CITY TRADE REPORT. who bs Mosvay, Oot. 28-6P. M Aanes.—The demand for both descriptions was as- | _ The semaphore, at tive, with rales of pote at $6 12%. and pearlsat $5 SLi. | Veesel te a ghe at m Beeaverirrs —Piour—Bhe tnqutry for flour was ay. particularly for the low grades of Telegraphic Marine TN an on. f and at the opeulog thie ign, Aschengt, hug Oe ie 8 layed, ke Kesrtan bert Cael, from Boston for remente Cit: shanks es of Laie. 8 h Kivcr, fur Chagees, om So'clook. sae » CHASE ES, 7 now opia row ord bev soon as you piesre, Well. now, erty to the de | to return tot The men who are on it are fuated o Heket of well | pred men. wud need no eulogy fromm. At the head revs snd cure oat boldly | ¢ ket stands the name of Fernando Wood n whieh 1o dimocrat oe | ve bo bas reesived the hearty appro has tound ooaveliiag, bo | ex; alto one of the de antee } Bz fe ee, MALTA. Pastia'eo BAn PF RASC he only question necessary for J Sites tat reliable demosrat? (Cries | . +) Well vhiem, thers inthe pute of Grafean. ale. | 1[8rr he moteg to the routes (oon beta lem young man of bright Intellect aud extra | {) Wan. the Maclay. In th? erdivary talent. Tle tro acknowl dged thronghout | potion had beep regeived, the State of New York; and be will receive the enp | jieve, and confident! pert of the entire party In relation to the future sion. | Feces of the demreratio party, it has been eaid here thieevening thet the whigs ef the South will cote ap ar ear * | teonr aid, We do vot thank the whigs of the South for | 4 RERD «) coming up with « tat this late day: but we do | SG8x Beoes he sf of a day, nos u bed So : . oat Ne dlp Be 4 | Dated Rew York, October 2%, i800, ur, pot 8 recent demor one WhO | plood frm to their principtes— prinetptes to ‘ eur rive for th _ tive and twenty | ey blerened on the flog which was untorted by Thomas | Mr Resear Dooce, of the tenth ward. having beow ght brands Alexandcia and J * t ia every snd nailed to the wast by Andrew Jackson, | Ceiled emby the chairman. then said: Tho resointion | yas held firmly. at $3 18%, with sales of 160 nour any re demorimte— before! retire. T wish to aay that {Jet bended tom so yon ap gmt Corn Si Tey cue ineluding Jersey at $3 12%. but the market . | at Seturdsy mended higher rates tot ile tent, cheeked gales, There was a considerable loquiry | for Oanacien, in bond, and we heard of tates of 800 bbls, Bin thin, Mot, ge A phy | at $4 62). Domestic soid to = extent pt 11,600 | Paysn, ane Flora, Piilaceiphia, a eee ¥ | Lbis. including No 2 supsrfine, at $3 &7 a $4 Sl; com. rion mon to stra’ Estate at $4508 £454; mixedto atraight pe fizires—Beck Ade, trom Boston, end sch Baltimore, from Indians, Mi nm. mud Ohio, at $400 a $402's ; and pee , Oot 25. $4.04 8 $6." Ip Bouthorn four there | Arrived—Bvig Sonthers, from Bost i Prowron, Oo' 25. Baite?—Sehr Mary Jane, Sper ston. Bete Yarkeo Hero, trom Bor for Gloweester, to tv gh oF Paste tpely Fe J.HOWARD & SON, ot M Besadeag, the democratic pe victory (Appimue cognined tuch & 5 Of rapdidstes then the Ve They ernor, i HE TRUTH OF AN ADYERTISKCENT 19 A$ PALe penis snd impressive, and as thorousiy umlerssoed By ° pupity as any literery production. If it weeo mol a ie 18 & jew lines w rivet vert Tatee to thecet bie discovery known volumes and Apert, nets poh ao bemeie mee! tines upes pation = ho os wer peetatiy. from: Reston. for ores | {0 this remedy Neate ay maw Sehe Kotance, I bave no eponribility. (Applawe) Ret by might | would not Le theoght eo wanting in courtesy, as to | ywine at $0 37!¢. Wheat was more inquired yor ont wae ee and by ény. eed in ali cent in whteh we bare | pork men from the stand; [only did so at his re- | for, and Grneree and Western wos held firmly; there Boers port nat weme tine $< 9 aan dives | Straightforward. re, that I Rrew there meee deem engaged Im the legislature of thie State | et. The geathman who preceded mo here (Mr. wasn falr demand for Canadian, bat the market fa- Saratine tward bound goaster, ‘Vessels deiite i Tins thoveands of avi "Hrow pers abt og Be eetea & Mort coorpiencnn part, entertaining | chman) ‘9 a geod demoetot, Lenty took hiv place | uurebeser; included in the operations wore Oe west virulent Nervo: serene Fedical #md progressive demeoratio opinions Om | oi bis own requert. I beg of you to hear him. (‘irles As mixed Ohio, at $1. & 1.800 bushels daivela thy Pestennen, ton je every question the te the condienee andre | of “shew him up! “let im speak!" © bring bim | O°" from $ LA 8 Portiarn, Got 2%. ceived the support of th ire democratic party | ont!’ ete) Trupt means reser ietrie: in pecking } " of this It hae been my object, within Howry Buavewas wae brought forward t the ros. ashe, torah, ae who revi iS Phovwrvon, Ost, 25. the let few go into the country.and talk with | meerats. (Bi e togetler with heir Bericy diriveds fete, lary, mee sey ebout ibe ene nd f found | (Brady oF) Thad Yt bushels er dinar; eases Wee Sheemben, Ge te im prssible to an, who ever | ey But I bave learned thet it hi 4 RS eat ator wale go the hopioet bidder; | f0ir. Ot Oto. The receipts of On: Arrived—Sclire Statesman, and Aimane, Rott. he er me part } bee wid that Leame a Op pos the Cpe ord tel ving 1h 4, the hour bes eerives i ‘gone g | the eed han rented mag di pH r RL MORTAMORE WOULD SAY TO THOgE w thehrt tae whote © of the octatic part: low let me hes ou most le determined met to of thi were freely made, a hy | “eore tk ‘vol “pplensc)= end all + 1a batteally, coat S enaege to on watfaching toon oy chore ‘aad te | The meruet for Corm continued very vif, with alight | yAtived Brie, Oreay Taft, Charleston, a EN Thee deren ay he indecision im New | ccep and jug Ne~alie-—and if | could get the ae Fwy amount afloat; the demand bas been active, bat peer h & Ellon, Philadolphia; Wa L Dayton, be 1 one to me “ca | black hearted oati by the throst, I would tear blu et buyers freely; the sales have been | de; sloop Commerce, albany. “eS Mt be porribie s bulwark of democracy, | jnch by inch, (Applauen) [at's democrat to the ushols, a6 69 & 70c fer round yellow, rea enpii that the vs meereny vs = mb ut to lonen the pact ry beet bone 1am pledged in heart and «oul to ¢ 4 livered; end Toe, for Western mined, |) nee an ‘ah you penile, Ie°, mye leave ft while o be within nthe | priceiples of the demceratic was not plenty. as tt = 7, tat. the whige ore | thoreto spon gigs SH yy LW Seen rthire ees & movement in Java to-day, Tea, was ahve Ot *E Rowm, Tee: meicinga country, net evly t preparing to rue thet I pm reereant te democratic Saaesne tall upon me Se ae our ticket Look at the rest of | ptecipies. the blood botte in shenes) igieatt noon, oy Movclecks vy | f whieh rernited in ealen being made of 400.8600 bags, at ; ‘ “vp x exists to tt ia woh crime here te nak: who outa have Vern nom | meres rot te she oi Ktenghelis setae’ Meteane | Tue. per pound. ‘The market showed no particular ition we at the, Nan Rewind Won im, (af Be Ope itis . rated. or who + not I ot ‘ eat: iy ey. T'100% mt she lish of officers who | eaten to the Syracuse Conventions and have ts eceret f x “Corres The market Bas bean very. animated Came fre: peidat abe abort etiee w any bart ot ay bts meseio to wight dont behold | thet my Orat duty hae been to meet an accusstion ting every interest ct i fa the permi jong ait wich streot, so York, aiken: sy Piatt tes Beatin res mination, amy. ve tpt . Saparsn en t equine’ myself with a lie, (Walsh, Ready) fhe eoa- Tention d'seharged ite daty to the best of ite ® end it is fer you, fellow democrats, to say w! hey im thie movers ne! There ie but on t ere worthy your 4 (Yes! yee’ etl right! go yurrued by any nan who mm et, | at God éamn it bert believe ont and that is to te! e bis rtand ame be wortty your tHo ar bi Ccopeotly overptes ab the iene oittne Pacifie, on 26th inst, The sudden impulse given to is owing ws the receipt to- arephi oom oa, Uurt, Newport; Als ibe other ;roposing proper scminotion; but at the rue: of Mie Boston; echrs Caps Ma; ay, eos, . ig tieket ners are but two a Comp. a two rerolutions were ruds*juently with- doy Way tim, Weite, iv, weed case, to vote for tho } onec i 4 7 Sa the above allowed to stud, as the ox: hm the nights of the 25th and 26:h York; Rebecca Fors, Cort, eters 0408, Act posters an won te eratis tle vote for the whig ticket, Tb + ie you or#, WOL uly to Yotw, but to the | | ok mevting toe the ectually shopped ell further vapete, Msectiancons, Bet. phoperty trsatea, then in isn ir hats heard some gentlemen. who niated — opel 1 the tength of the perty to the polla The | “eae A yn oly two oF three | tion of ihe pl Latter! he + A, nate so derieeat ta Ny Or * bet the ! ulogived the prineipal deme th inently ‘eahevtined teimeet tha objet and |. Me. Came ald This is the "tiet tims T have tekon neighborhood, since nerd. “I was otherwtee that the delegates would repea- Sor it, beeen ~ it ks tapes ible to make nomins dates for it, breauey it ts hinponel » | oidater ae tons satistactery to ail T have beard them say | so cerry out the piinciptes of the democratic party. | the liberty of one in GheemtioGed wits *. ae but | Euests Yh — me tothe resene wich | ‘He piper, & 7 atisfied no longer They ere the poi the (rm determination pever to gir aasthey nie Gemocrate end | the vietery is wom (Applause Cries tor Nrady The dbtetee Dut 18 penergod things cnidine ebion rend pve ee reservarions, oe | wi oo topes Sen Wain Wricne calls tor the Suterierenee of every honest democrat ved bey - toy ws an ei = te bed trem mace fo forces Macleay <— the wld net nd bad we supported Bill Maclay in the Kitt > the ground, that in the opinion ef practical cotton fevn Pi of Ahavew, are, esoal) Friuing frost wax of DO moment: bat, es there | go ieu'ra 0 ernie ryt py tes gi Hat | meal crows clase Who operate extensively om | curried away fore megt in the step Was ousting R REW BBep, jon that = lant must sontiaue, ander | ond nc old proceed see he one. Saditionel bolle ond ripen | | fcun Renows, | Cates, mth Ard got orn bie v Mea te aeeicence | Previoions by the se Ser eae rt Sour Consenta, aoa ocare sine Bes ae 10 Ere Siem Wirrcew from Havre, hag been blown tetion ae te ® plskt bad 1 ceived tart obscke from went ot memate | odftia’ Saesa Wee Wee ce sentcetase {Sete eSecte pen por rit ren ee Sat | vejere. atenotker, foras = Mr. Beocn B. Caner wes brought to the platfora Aemocratic party. they shell reecies our eappert. | wire here I pheaid aut me (Wale “ Follow chiens. U have reem io this ball enored 206 | eringe |) @ther epemhers hare civen ‘youea th to eppore Bim. ie’ eames fae Tevered ay it t# Till be to che lert generation, | pr autre the the plettteme of the dmovratio | 04 Can ae id tes whee ee an family Si Bets we have bad car quartets and d dove not beeomn me. theratore, | (bie Fe “heprrvented bp © Gemoeces Cr n whig forenere! bt nO mon Ree ever the atter tae | 40 (beers Bat are cupventions swembied tor? somination: wax made. put thas every man wae bowed | hry | qo veiets the mem that will be elsoted hy the not the man who Wat's the somiastion. Jay's friends. come weeks veo, tint tt would | Dim, They thea appeacud t ve d suffered, as we ell ruifered an igoomlowas they tions of ibe party they arcere (Cries of Brady! trod. L wi Loceapy your be Be ee ease tee vovetes saviag th Pomipaticn:. ana hey reerive the eapportel tte | jure moment. ( Mr Pr Kf i: trotime nee oy , ip Ee sicher ena shal yaar ct meter teehee aie = ina sat Mobile, hich had gov of, “MORKI Atoto, Crete, which sd from Domae — rat or Worm, HSN Te te ey ered toate eee rt oohe Virginia, of ang ho arated ta epn a for Ortenn | oR ote Ret uae hom thatground. (Yaw rare 70. owen her pr oe of Fercende Word hors Hazen, beard { Mr. hingelend, He charged Me. liiogsiaad, cc vig