The New York Herald Newspaper, October 26, 1852, Page 8

NEws BY T Annes INTERESTING POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE, aes Rencontre between Two Army Officers. Startling Accident on a Railroa “KINGI—A GRAWD MASS MEATING aia aka the city and county Se Nowe me i AMMANY HALL ST, AT 7 P.M. Dav oor. Ths ward eomaalttons a! the several warde in ths oil gies ret win this city, and “4 city of Now Fork, Rave jen, Avery, ited ‘to unite om | PJOUSE TO LET, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, AES UTNE Brown, uae Pritadelpia. a, For, for the purpoee 2 nat extoming sil inty 0 the oe ve acare,forons oF ere J 7 for Harbor. tions of earthly bi d the constitution of these United MARINE DISASTERS---MARKET REPORTS. Sag aor ._ | ings, red can asia? whol are the pro- | a, aa tea sot a ae cra ional |§ hen, Sen, dc. | Western mised. cold at 73s. Tastey iy ‘at Oe, tor ‘ith asa fer Beitcvoert | ee oes Partin, oC Foanay | Gage, we ~ coprim, end 720. a Be. for two rowed—-43,000 bushels ; ames, REET. PN | ehanged hands. There were no sales of four rowed. \ x fea Duck (of Portemouth, NH), Porter, from Cron- Hon: oe ees maf uals land, Ten ght the aot neve Hotel Fist Fight between two Army } ‘Shi fe Nee and, Stackpole, from Bordeaux, Sept 9. Hon. Daniol chinson, of Now York, i gtroet, designed by thi ea House, COL ROBERTS AND CAPT. M'LANE—THE LEETAR OF | r Meteorologtent Onservations. x Cat aris of Thomaston), 38 days from Oporto. will be present “DrSeuay the moeti | . | Era samo, bulider, will be finished is about ’ THE LATTER RESPECTING GEN TIERCE, &c. {sy MINE, OFVICE BASEMENT NO. 21g WALL aTaeet a caton. will take Place in Park on th | ARDS, 3}¢ Walnut stroot, Philadelphia. Wammsneren, Qevebee 25, 1088; Borrao, 10.4, M.—Fine, pS and Hank Uarveet from Suvannah dette ane ue prineipi ine eaems, oor snus ot cana Pisldedto Danisl a axe [A quarrel ending in a rogular fet Sight, took place this | wing wet’ titzetam ene peleay aad Pleasant 2 Bris Louisa, of Bb Joba Wise ot ameuatlne. Rarivalled band, Competing SThy AO ee er ee antl eee te | Tuan, In Soe sper Part of they ell ni morning at Winder’s building. ‘The partics were two ofi- | _§ P. M —Cloudy, but pleasant frening Wind south. | wind at sunriss, WSW; meridian, SW; auaset, NE, snd vied’ ricinus, Frill be in ottendans Rud sincere for his patriotie seevioes, oo, in this wad aud | With macblo mantles, croton water, ty ours in the ermy-—Colonel Roberts and Captain M'Tane— | *est: ‘Thermometer 50." Barometer 20 1 | thick. ; ats nifty immediately are cat on takes place tolemnbous, when the separation of hls mighty apieitfrom | Bolst t by men oe i com Ma Pre yeas Rocuss: * terated forever all part es from between beth of the United States Ritles. Colonel Roberts had | muccursteR, 10 A. M.—Clear and warm, Wind west. | sie Cop x Emma Tuttle, from Philadel FT ay i Scat Ariat bisa te ay ctr oa ere sees rene eee te Ta ao | nd pray our brethren in afilicttor | y throughout the world—to receive and on APO Lat SURE IC EED OF Uaecae en ia, last, hess ing will be illuminated in honor of the redea’ glorious tri. eas) with or without board. Apply at No. $7 lspeaaetl rather the worst of it. The contest grew out of Captain nine o'clock, the bri; ‘ P M.—A doautiful evening, though growing colder. arrived fo dng foports that Is Ella AM wh M’Lane’s letter respecting General Pierce in Mexico. | Wind north. Thermometer 67. Dighton, Maen for Phiindelphi basssasobiherwban i sae street. Retorence exchanged. y Breakwater, with a fair wind, ‘ Captain Hardcastle was also a party in the quarrel. The | Senact se, 10 A. M.-—Cloudy morsing: Wind north. eines Bana Gnd oie bea ty a eo duty it shall b Adjutant General gave immediate orders for the ar. | |S ?.™M.—Pleasant evening. id northwest, Ther- : “ | mometer s0, ‘the day has been fn rest of Captain M'Lane for striking his superior. Avncns, care M.—Clear morning. Wind west. Ther. aed mometer 54. | 6 ERY pty Race ps ALBAXY, ETC. SP. M. Clear and pleasant evening. Light northwest % such public demonstratio 0 LETOTHE UPPER PART OF HOUSE, AND a pry Se eee meme wie feller | oe dsisemined weem by our cis us ar the manicipel bath, in a respestable neighborhood, convoniomt Committee of arrangements for this mot authorities in honor of the illustrious deceased. oe raquige at No. 6 be sil oes Ric! Whereupon the following persons were appointe committoo:—Daniel B. Sickles, Kichard T. Mulligan, Froderiok L, Vult B, Hetherington, John D. Dixor 35, 185% wind, Thermometer 56, i Marti Do | ard B. Connolly, William D. Kennedy, Charles Fran Sixth street, in elegant ordo jeasion, lat Neveu : Ansar, Ot , ine ge ie ‘Telegraphic ine Reports, |. ‘ana eanelly, | Benais arisen Wrlamt,Wwitey, ilbert C Drag, Jota ber. eee aioty boree on nk tare ‘The temperance party of this city and county nomi. | 4p “N.—Cleas, fine evening.” Wind west, Theemome: | No vival to day , Hoftmire, r8, Do} illiam N, Molntite, William C. Seaman, | uoar Twenty-fifth strest, with gas, water closets, baths, ae " sik: F 4 Anthony’ 8. Wood, Lorenzo B. Shopird, Dennis MoCarthy, | wash-basina &c. &o + poaseasion iat November. nated the following ticket te-day:—Wm. H. Slingerland | tero4 ogisared, Shine Leaner, ‘dae ends Cages, rake a Jo a B. "Efeonta, za ne and Theodore Marti is | EXBOKINSuisizw, cid Fourth avenue, from 20 Fe for Congress, and a Mr Groot, of Coeymans, for Sheritf, | <a BANY, 20 A Nat fine. shane morning. Wind north. | ‘Tyier, Port au Prince, Chaster Oak, NY ORK. | Dd. E. 8 Bloke Soha Eats | weonem Puree aul GUSTUS SCHELL, Chairmau, | Pit 4 rmometer rometer 20.830. Mercury 69. | MHeturwed “Bork Douglas, wiiseeciive sesterday morning | Wan Valleay, | ® ? Seore eae eee ae nea ence, | gS P.M-—Clear, pleasant evening. Wind dorthwest, | forSauTranciset, aavig aprung aleak | Heeger se AUGUSTUS SOHBLL: Cuaieman, | _Drvfosrruc ttunron, 5 £8°%° a _ | PO ker, ontee, at a ie we reguiar democratic candidate nari, ond 18 | Thermometer 68." Barometer 20.900, Meroury 69. ips Muscongus and Ware Conk, Steck; | _Jooumn Hawen, ' } Secretaries. MMENSE RATIFICATION MEETING OF THE DE. | south side of Thied place, third dout wost f ee en liom. | peapabhblata nica’ ‘ | (NE MORE GRAND RALLY AT OLD TAMMANY, isnt gatheriog whise ever mee t | tisfac meat Pee eine inate i a — athoring ich evel y pm oF wil reaap es oper lh aig site alata MERE hop tne ape ar ce Seer | a = | The Young Men's Domooratic Union Club will hold a | ons Foueabie rms. "Apply foi I. LADD, Ob Poke seost, as a's Game netaniaa | length completed She was to have let the harbor yes: | , Parapsupmia oa ira. | Geena arabs, ‘ee Mandatt ens elutes | Re ‘posture aistenes hin | Pro LET—A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE HOUSE, a a t iow the ss 4h ° LB T. NOMINATIONS FOR ASSEMBLYMEN IN ONEIDA. she will protatis rematn during the present, week. 7 Bhe it wy rig ad ie doy hosts: Lanedate | Sikes whan irs ce ta tee few briefand Sloquent ance upoe the ehsering pres pee Brice ‘ee. Ornie ae Unica, Oot. 25, 1852. | will make a trial trip to-day or to-morrow. for the pur. Huntress, Newman, Newburyport; ‘SL Craw | DANIEL B. TAYLOR, Prosidont. | hoforo the democracy of the Ward which he hast 66 , 3 Peudloton, Taunton; Louisa Reeves eke Jers ore of testing the fitness and quality of her machinery, | {° In the Second district the whige have nominated | Weve on board of ber on hatuiday aflermen mci Siu name mene rere enaeas 3 Ports refined Amos 0, Osborn, of Sangersfield; and in the Fourth dis- | through the politeness of her officers were enabled toex- | Lavinin Jane, Ketchum NYork, Mt x owland, J.Mexcn Henry, | Wannes Fo Sait, Seoratarios, | WM. M. COOKE, Chairman, | CHART fully represented during the past year, in tho Board of Al- dormen of odr city. At tho conclusion of Alderman Moore’ remarks, Samuel Auld and Michael Burns were chosen S crotarte the meeting. Tne Hon. A, A. Thompson then | 0 LET—TO A GENTLEMAN AND LAB mor, do; Ray Es Fi ; moc: nominated Abraham P. Hall, | amine her thoroughly Gorge Enge, Thatcher, E Greenwich; E Flower, Chapin, DAVID BANKS, Jt., (¢, rd and read the following resolutions, which | eon ee * | (Since her ani im this port, her machinery has been ug at Somers, Salem: Kedzon, Lake” P wucket: P. CARR, Comet Arrangements, | Fer unanino aly accepted and adopted, and nine cheers | family, were thers aro uo boarders: ioeation plossant, 2 ae entirely overhauled and rebuilt, and is now believed to | N Chesler, Corson, Cape May; Sally Wheaton, Wooten, | | Tore given ina most bearty and determine for tha | Terms’ moderate. Board required ia advance. : Sr ee be of superior quality. There hha also been comaeerne, | Fantero, HC a =~ triumph of the city, State, and national ticke! ans, Rated aacta ORLEAMS COUNTY WHIG CONVENTION. alteration made in the carpenter's, join d ’ Also arrived—Ship Kalamazoo, Taylor, Liverpool; bark A | FINHIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT —INDEPEN- | Resolved, That we MI the pertoct harmony democ- Mepixa, Oct, 25, 1852. ration made in "penter’s, joiner's and plumber's | Rogers, W hite, Boston; brig Mail, Baker, do; sehr HM Reed, | dont Nomination. of our Union, Sta yy, Aes sure and cot Mrprxa, Oct. 25, 1852. | work about her, and she has been painted anew through. | Jotnain N Carolina, TOR CONGRESS, j @ complete telumph of m8 Princip! T? BOARDING HOUSE KEEPERS—A LARGE BO; ‘The whig convention met to-day, but made no nomina- { out. She is now pronounced to be one of the best steam Cleared—Bark Swan, Molmes, St Jago de Cuba; brig WM. A. ARCHER. proaching election; and that the demperaoy, of tl ing house down town, doing a first rate businoss, iste th: Pa | vessels belonging to the navy, and it is is eaid willbe found | Pinta, Hillar, Sslem; Gaicna, Richards, and China, Stud- | __ —— | ward will urite with their brethren of the caus and the furniture for sale, the present occu ¢ baling obk tion for Assemblyman, recommending the whigs to sup: | ore corviceable than any other, as the arrangement of | ley Boston; sohrs HE Weston, Moloy, Wilmington, NC; OURTH WARD-—RIGHT SIDE UP.—THE DEMO- | nest and resolute endeavor to secure victory throughout on te ena Bon account of ill healih. ‘The eee port lion. Silas M. Burroughs as an independent candi- | her machircry is supposed to be superior. She has three Chasen, Coren, Saw Sore eran meetin eee cratic republican electors of the Fourth ward, and all | oenaters to tho standard bearers of the great democratic | Bearly new and in fire) rate order. Address A. AL, If i fe Deni. | those friondly to regular nominations, are requested tomect | P' | Pikcbotved, That we will yiold our hearty appacval to alt Dusnofatrects, on Tuesday evening next, the 26th instant, | Sich principles and measures as teni to advance the f'n. convent ‘o'clock, to respond to tho nomination of the Hon, | int«rests of our beloved cauntry, and with this view frill do by eka Ish, ss their oandidate for Congress. ‘he follow! i ail in our power to secure the. triumphant election of G genteel family. A Bu int; Sa! | boilers of Lambs & Somers’ (English) —, and an | Bedford; S Lanfair, Woodh: New Hi 3 Ti date | Spee of 20 tune poner meaty” "cPanlae's | bv dis taal, Moeaheran New daa pen { ree) and was originally built in Philadelphia, but | J & W_ Erick: Penn 1 recently been. entirely rebuilt by Mees, Murray & '—FURNISHED OR_ UNFURNISHED, bean | house in South Brooklyn, to s email WHIG MEETING AT SYRACUSE. box 692 Post office, Westeott, Providenc Synacesr, Oct, 25, 18 1 n, ch D phe D “ Rr ck New Londo: Frank Pier: f New Ha: hire, for President, and Willi A whig meeting, attended by about 1,000 persons. was | Haars aceon aw TE Shocks VPC | Seymour, and Pezob Mcrtia, dames Brady. General Wallgiige Hon Mike | Rufus King, of Alabama, for Vice President of the United Leder ghee rae, ntl feet gL tt ok held at the Empire House, to night. Messrs. Robinson, | "The following isa list of her officers: Commander, 8. | Miscellaneous. ow | Miah GH. Paneer, aud siners “By order ofthe Visiance ved, That ve are in favor of a economical admin. | {ofa Aentoman andi wi ee two sing end Conkling spoke ; the former boasted that he had | 8 Lec: Lieutenants 1. B Avery, Washington arte bear rier oy eer en a Peery NM Mak Cee ee yore » Chairman. | tration of the State government; and that inorder to secure | be had by applying at N02 Galige pias destroyed the “test.” and Pierce had not done so much | 20¥: Mayo Carrington Watkins Murray and B. 1. Jon 70. ‘The wind commenced from the NE at togsltos foe Rise elo Bee eae fee a ee ta | NO LET.—TWO APARTMENTS, OF FOUR AND SIX ma quarter of « century. Mosh enthuslamm prevailed. | son Chie Rernimocs ar oe ae oe wane O acetate Me- | Hein king Amociation of the tifeh ward, wilt mectehie, | Eechurch for Lieut. Governor of our S ate, ai ere Nos. B04 and O06 Fiseh avenue) corate of ip scudding under close roefed main ¢ppeail, and King Association, of the Fifth w: the Eighteenth strect, Stay 8 the door. Inquire om the seen Naar’ ecb Ig WN. Jone i ore a ‘Tuesday, evening, Ootober 27th, at 7 o'clock, P. M., att olved, That we cheerfully suppert, for Mayor, Jacob a Antt-Liquor Law Nominations in Massachu- | Surgeon James wee gata noenterree as, ‘Caring avy the ‘main’ and misen taste | Star House, 61 Lispenard datrert Alvgomocrite arciavited | A: Weserralt. Hei, and cach and/every candiaate nom: | T=tmises, or of HALLO , Novi Susfoli steeet sets, land; Surgeon's Steward. JN. Sullivan, ‘First Assistant | Clove to the dcck and fore tonmaah Fe A aie gd Riaeeaeay VOHN Ac KENNEDY, Presidents | County offices, and will add the vote of the old Fist to | —TO A SMALI Palages, 0 Britten’ TaR Bosrox, Oot. 25,1852, | Engineered, Ruthford and T. Kilpattick Second don | v0ats. shifted ballast, stove water i gg gan i . nSTER, sail blown away; the ship remaining on ‘her beam ends for | Ricn'» Wir ” } Secretaries, ell the majority by which we feel assured they will be jected. No. Bf Clitt street, tr 3 JH Warner; Third do.. CH. Loaring, J. It Johnson, iy f ‘The Anti-Liquor Law Convention at Charlestown have | and M. 1, Kellogg; Passed iddshipmen. Nathaniel. COTE BRAS He era reer ee IP TH WARD,cAN ANONYMOUS ADVERTICE. | ¢,Betlved, That we will use our best exertions to eeoure | Diy om the ‘premises, nominated a Senatorial ticket composed of persons onthe | John . L. Breeze, and John G. § ; Boat: | thumping. the side of the vessel badly before the wre! mont appeared in the Sunday Herald, reflecting fee ube ot Enae Wrariore, champton of meee [ore LE P whig and hunker demoeratic tickets, and have also nomi- | S¥ain, Wo Brooks; Sailmaker, C. T. Frost: Gunner, | could be cloared, At daylight on the of the 7th, upon the action of the nominating committee ‘for charter il for his port gana of buy the unpurchasablo freemen of our uncorruptible Mr. Bell; Carpenter, Daniel Jones; ements Japtain’s Clerk, Col, | Capt Howes had jurym: iggod and m cers in the Fifth ward; and, although e rr of dostinat fe Passes-on the 36th in pated John H. Clifford for Governor, and James D. | Spauldin demooracy. Ft arrived are not truc—as they cannot pperead, bye single ro. | “Resolved, Thab our long tried, well known, and faithful | further particulars spply to Mr. ste Capt I reports having seen a large ship painted ctable name in the ward—yet, as we dosire to invita the ' i Thompson for Lieutenant Governor sores Hinceton Til proceed to Annapolie vabost the dismasted, the next day alter the | fhitest investigation inte every act of the Charter i sistant Alderman, Josiah ih Brows, Fy aca ens stale 10 IIAIR DRESSERS.—TO BE DISPOSED OF, THE ee ‘st of next week, where she will remain a few days, | gale. one tree probably the Elizabeth aris sub- | tion, of which we were members, the undersign hig filled with so much oredit to all, the eaies. of fixtures and lease of one of the best located rooms im Democratic Meeting in Pennsylvania Then she Mill go to Norfolk and be drawn upon the dry | sequently arr at Charleston, si tuting the committeo, hereby, ovér their own sig Which he bas discharged to the entire satisfaction of his | N , fitt r hair cutting, wij Porreviiux, Pa., Oct. 25, 1852 dock for the purpose of having her hullinspected. She | siip AvaLancue, at NOrleansfrom NYork, before re- | Proncunce every assertion and insinuation in the | Constituents, and for the best interests of this great com: ed gegevens Saece pe. ey Fate 0 red mi: wedemocrat, Frederick | hundi lara. Letters addressed to R.8., Herald office, , is entitled to, and shall roceive ¢! Will meet immediate attention, | will a be ready to jointhe squadron destined to pro verted dismasted, experienced the hurricane of the Sth and | signed ‘Seventy-five Fifth Ward Democrats,” to be wholly A large democratic meeting was held here this evening, | coed k at which addresses were dglivered by Messrs. James | Repel Monday. st, ‘ " , fe - | and absolute! fal Furthermore, we challenge the writer th inst, in which she lost mizren mast, fore and main top ly at Toast te substantiate his char pan and the eastern coust of Asia —Baltimore nda full suit of | to come out, ‘ove bulwarks. lost round house, other small damages, and caused the vessel to | Neither he aoe hi Cc. NV cdeiiad, tobe edrg este ctor treed est and enthusiastic support of the democracy of this ward | = il, Gi and Hughes. themsely os, if they are telling the truth—none but cowardly | ¢o ensure his certain election. Compal: Grund. ~~ er Puspaprs uaa, ont benaieeee Wuaiine Bar MLexzax (of New London), Seer eae gear eae repmention of tele fellow | Resolved, That we hereby unite in an unalterable deter |... Rice eee Senator Hale at Pittsburg, & oard.— mination to support Joroph Blackburn, this IRS Bide tue ety tet es ikayl'hy tir alenigtels onthe progucden alas | teeart dm eee teunteldemocrat) « Gortny and a: | 6OO,O0( i405 af seats CoMEauatN wi e paid by the undersigned, on the production of the | tellizent citizen, and an honest man, and ell q PTT 1d for +A ; id Railros ing to mak ied bot Fart (hee Iacrpgiion oct wpa de re ‘of. that | telligen o 5 well qualifie s, and a large assortment of common cen Union Canal, | Hues ot ice, within a few feet ofa Brith vorsole bow. Her | Cuginal doeument, with the Binulne signatures of, that | the asharge PERU Sg OF thy Ghee Tee tan es St ciated brands in thls mares. P destruction was almest instantancous, butall the crew were | P entleman to ‘get even" on the loses he bas suf. to euit P. PaA- Pitrsevre, Ort. 25. 1852: Benator Hale delivered a lecture before the Young inated. Bank Emrny Muver, from NOrleans for NYork, is ree | Riggs, Edward Moss, Junivr, flee, Peter Sim- a . Ameri vhalor in the Green- Resolved, That Alexander Boultie and Patrick Phelan es po Bt semiahdanosdds ine baiciny of ont. Chari sont | Rice ae gna ners: "She was oyned ty Senza erking & Sait af | {fed 18 fis Hard strate ty attains numination Ore | sali fave in mallliea efis to evune thele-clet ny $s opr thé Hee tae rae pee ie tal . el, | Toy 6 Hariaborg Rasiroad, New Igndon, and Grinnell, Minturn & Co, of this city. the whiz ranks, two short ye , ONY | She offices of Constables of the ward-—they are staunch ani PRIME OLD HAVANA SEGARS—ALL when he was called out, and delivered an eloquent spocch | 10) Morrie Canahe ignot now how mice it ahe bad.” Wek last reported ia | SHS NMG TERRE, So BROTE OAEEMEOS a aruaet Caoy, “eal, ‘That we Conpur in the asmigoiee, of: cave 100, 000 25,9 i in favor of freedom, and the right of women to vote. He Lad oe z Jobu Brissell, R Hoftmire, Henty Jokn Mt Williams and, John Dalton for In Inspectors of | * ther pote ae ee vine and a tion in the First district—Samuel Aw John C. ru conjured veters to lay whiggery and democracy aside. and | Teira, Champagne, hock, and olaret, p bortor Bank of Pounsylvania, 119.—4 ter Boar eens 97 0) Reading Railroad 6's, tors of the above district, will be held this (Tuesday) even- isaking; will have to discharge and ropair. ing, Oct. Cs ht 736 00) ky at the corner of frinetonnth BrBric MriRose, Bascom, from Baltimore for New- | strect and Eighth avenue, and of music will be in at- foundland, put into Norfolk 20th inst, with loss of fore top- | tendaace. William J. Coggey will himself address the gallant mast, foreyard, &c, having been in contact with au | Mecting on the great questions that aritate the nation at Enknown vessel while coming down the bay. the present period of our political life, The meeting will dressed by Henry H. Moranze, Esq., Hon, Andrew Bnic Pency (of Warren. Mc), before reported abandoned, othe shaken ANDREW Bai hninnen pyas bearded 12th inet, off Geraccek, trom brig Sterling, from Nei: DOnmntin, Bectelary: = Roston, at Wilmington, NU, which took from heram old \IPTH WARD.—AT A MEETING OF THE DEMO" cbain and mainsail. cratic Republican Electors of the Fifth ane held a Bric Cuanrerrr at Coli the Emblem, No. 88 West Broadway, on Monda: ent Sg Head Harbor, with Br brig, October 25, to hear the report of the nominating committees Died, damaged, knight heads starte | of Assembly and Charter Conventions, on motion, Lyman After a short illness, Mancaner, daughter of Patrick Br Scour Hanmony, Cumminger, 56 hours from Halifax, t and will secure the united vote of the ward. The closing epeech was made by Mr. Johnson, of Pennsylvania, At the close of the meeting a large procession was formed, and, marching threw h the ward, ig eas with _ for the triumph of tho national, State, and city ABRAHAM MOORE, Chairman. ’ }Socretaries. vais 5.8, ”43; | ported. by a despatch to Elwood Walter, Esy, to have put | mous, Patrick Reach. ; | = vote against slavery His epeceh was freueutly inter- cal, bi. 15; Tio do, Gast, 13 | Tate Key Wost in distress—no particulars. ROBERT PATTERSON, Chairman, | Nid distelot-chey & are een stout, Bo. &0., OF sale at the lo 3 og Spee esti nidict actuate of Bite: | Son sit do, #7: $200 Kead- | ,BAux TA, from Baltimore, which filled in the dock at | Davis D. Towson, Secreta must and shall be sustained, Ans MiB, PETERS £100.03 Rev. John Tastey one of the oldest merobants of Pitts- 00 Rohuyik oston, 19th inst, was pumped out in four hours on Friday | - — ~ fmuiense concourse was the John (ONG THE GENTLN DOOUPATIONE 40° Wik i ornt i ight, by the suction hove attached to the steam engine ef | QEYENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT—NINTH, | Raymond, E N is well : rate! Soe OMe? Lines. 93 | the underwriters’ tow boat KB Forbes, aud was taken to Sixtecuth, aad Twentieth wards—Regular democratic | acjuaiuted with Ge Most eloquent | Allo ingenuity aieets Aeall potnags none 1s 50. 5Aileae | her wharf. republicta nomination, For President, Franklin Picroe: | and spirited speech in favor of ¢ nion | tion, @ 34; 104 de, 0, 24 ion | Tearned readers may be ala Che. Ferry Heacwe CascsAnti-Renters In- | Te Ce ccucers ant beskenios Beak, Dineen | | Bric Weremrxa, from Mobile for NYork, is stated for Vice-President, Willinia R. King : for Congress, William | and the election of Genoral Picroe: The next speaker was | Word we will clowig. ve, An dicated. | 2 {| duspatch to Elwood Walter, Eso, to have putinto Key | J. Comey, Esa.—A mass meeting of the democratic elec- | General Walbridge. Me ‘spoke in iis uaual effective style, | fro" | in distress, with loss of sails, bulwarks, & Axnany, October 25, 1852, ‘The Jerry rescue cases have all been remitted to the ener Marricd, next United States District Court. This is probably the | October 7. at Grace church, Brooklyn, by Rey. Francis nd tour friend Ge RELL. team Note corner of Broadway and ‘Reade, street, whos Gormist and practical ornithologist is unrivalle ful dames, and their still more graceful daugh idan hour better, than in visiting his coigetiva o lids may soem, no AFsist 80, Tiohk Inst of that excitement. Vinton, DD. Oana, daughter of JchnG, Afuiphy, Ban, 4 | and Groncs HI. Foun, all of Brooklyn. st tae eae repters sirested foe the eulzage on Mr.’ “os Monday, October ob, hy the Right Rev. Eshop Shaw, st Rerlin, in Rensselaer county, have been in- Wainwright. Daxirt 8. Gniswo. to Oanouixe Desriam dicted by the Grand Jury. all of this cily LD, OW eulogistic ietits a first rate notio RE YOU DEAF, OR TROUBLED WITH SHORT, ronan or Bea) Pek sight? If so, csll immediately om 7 EVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT RATIFICA- tion Mass Meeting —At a Iarge and enthusiastic meet. of the demoeracy of the Seventh Conere: peld at Knickerbocker Tall, corner of wae in Kedah: 16th ing lost jibboom, had catwater and enite split. Frightfal Railroad Accident Haraissurs, Oct. 185: Dandee was appointed President lida, Delano, Philadelphia, for Norwich. firemen are jo ant Alderman, John Hart.—At a | | ty-thi Wednesd ing, Oct. 2), John A. Kansaey ek>.| DR. LU! t, near ¥ * | and Bridget Keleagher, aged 4 years, § months and 4 Kerel and herring, went ashore on the Vestvesty sh street, on Wednesday evening, Oct. 2) | FT ireqman Robert Paterson, Anthony Oh rt | Succes ie curiak the Se Broadway. cH Passengers who arrived last evening. give the following | dy | 6" Toland, ab o'clock Saturday morning. | eandidate for member of Congress from that district, “Asha- Poning, Vice residents; Robert C; Metntiec, and Will'am | and entirely unprecedented. particulars ef a crash on the Portage Railroad :—Adams The funeral will take place to-day, at 3 o'clock, P. M., | id she is partially bilged. Mr M | hel A. Denman was called to the chair; Mark Spencer, Wil- | Perea revarier gn hey partis rong dep - Shree. All letters must be pt ® re! ‘207 Tower, with other assistance from Hull, would proceed to | jiam Quackenbush, Theodorus Van Tine, Willism F finve. | Xk, on behalf of the Assembly Con’ | & Co.'s Express car, heavily freighted, ascended plane 8, | from, the residence of her parents, 227 Twenty-first | tne'ychr to aischarge her. TaSyOn gona Me Blamed, Foseph Gx Becdheads Tanien’on| Assembly District, eubmiteed the nam | — and on arriving at the crest of the plane, which is 1,200 | "On Mondey. October 25, Canouiws, daughter of James | »Scun Wat R Perres, West, of NOrleans, from St Marks | Post, Edmnnd J. Porter, and Joseph Miller, ware appointed | {fr Me MERICAN ART UNION—LOTTERY TICKETS TER Y a! the 9th ist, off Cape St | Vice Presidents; Moses G. Leonard, Jesso Cady. Joseph Court of Apj as declared the American Art Union yards long, a csr unhitched and descended with fearful ee Tachi. aged en and ere | topmact, sails, oar- | Harrison, Daniel Geary, ‘Cassidy, Aeonibald Nob Teese folee ottery. "Subsorivery wh whe wish h to avoid thi : e friends of the family, and of her grandmother, ‘a her davib 1 besides other s a ant on being connected wit rapidity. The alarm was communicated to the foot of the | yr ‘Sophia Gantz, and members of the Second company | Ticht decree, aad therressel eating badly” | Pirett ‘Thea District, Williaa Pan acy Gia etien lity of getting nothing for their mo 4 baeribed, plane im time for the pasrengers in two of the cars below National Guards, are invited to attend the funeral this | Spoken. | Fourth District, doha A. Kennedy, John IL, Whitmore, eg hie ae on foptea ten by {seer Mel to escape the collision, but the third car was filled with afternoon. at 1}: o'elock. from 422 Washington street. ree Brothers (of Boston), from NYork (July 17) | Conuidate for Congzeneatans wasnltg sea, Manet as A | Pith District, Robert Donnel, Win. H. Appleyard. For | ‘ck! Siena ee ee haa Die to get out before the descending | , 00 Monday. October 25, of disease of the heart, Mariew dies, July 29, lat $2 N, lon 49 1 | was received with entire unamimity, and with the greatest | Covstables, D. D. Iderson, John T, Sinith. Om motion, the 3 ladies, who were unable to get out before the descending | 7 ‘B.nnox, aged 85 years and $ months, ry, Holbrook, from Beoton (Aug y for Smyrna, | Uithusissm, Samuel Osgood then read the following resolu: | Teports of the committces were received, and unanimously Go,0DYEAR'S PATEET VULCANIZED RUBBER car teached the foot. The engineer of the locomotive was ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully | a £38, lon 17, reported 26 4: . | tions, which were unanimously adopted. | ade ted. The meetin was ably addrossed by 2. i ‘steam picking; en engine and factory hose;* maghipe ordered to reverse the engine which he did promptly, | invited to attend his faneral, on Wednesday afternoon, at | , Bfig Shamrock, froin Philacelph te. Bortiane, Oct 24 | © Megolved, That the democracy of the Seventh Congres. | Malbnidee, A A. Conn and bw canine John: | belting te. Te and retail, at (actory ny Beiog thus rtarting at a dying rate the car containing the ladies. | 3 o'clock, from his late residence, 215 Mott street, witnout | {Py Mia Sidscviegininhe or’ Nov! bad been Blown eA | sional District adopt, in their ‘ullest extent and significance, | {{7y (4) nenugrar Cont ‘aR Gay Le igi; 0: BisHOP's india Tuber and gutta The engines: now becoming alarmed himself jumped off, | further invitation, iis retains will be taken to Green- OLAS remises Bites (ftom Cuba, supposed for Portland), | ine rerotution of he Democratic National Convention, neld | 1 eh ED ay, tency Ht notes i warehouse, 181 Broadway. leaving the locomotive and passenger ear dashing alon; ood for interment. ) niles east of Havana, standing | S¢ Baltimore during the present yoar and fully concur with | snony Chappel, Robert Adams, Vice 25 i Z wood was passed Oct 13,7 AM, % | the action of that convention in ratifying the series of me m G0? ZEA. 250, PER POUND, AND GOOD Co} the level towards plane 9. Fortunately. the car became On Monday, October 25, at her residence, 145 East | to the westward, sures of the preceding Congress, known as the comprom: _Rotort C, Meintire, Win, Francis, Sec 10 Ibs, for one ‘a ned ai j detached. permitting the locomotive to plunge down No. | Twenty-fifth street. of consumption, Hannint Anx | | Scbr Alvarado (of Fall River), from Washington, NC, for | Ooty belicving, as We do, that these Mmensures were neo 5 = established warehou 7 ‘3 Tea 9, by which it wa: demolished ‘Wurrxes.a native of B if Sconcia, | Boston, Oct 7, lat 37 47, lon 74 | gary, ond have been effectual for the stability of this Union, HE pen CRATS OF THE NINTIT WARD ARE IN- Company, No, G4, late 72 and 216 lute Soe When the express car struck the baggage car, theforce — of this city | Foreign Forts, | and for the growth of our national prosperity. tog, Tre doth Teck tt No, 00 Forty strect, on Tueeday oven: | Greenwich strect. CHRISTIANSON & OO. was co great aé to demolish both, and the goods were seat- | °'qhe friends of the family, and of her cousin, Dr. Gi- | _ponnracx, abt Oot S—Brig Diedrich (Prus), for Rochelle | Reaolve eT ey eee Thee create seater sind | forming s torchlight procession, and participating in the AS FIXTURES AT COST.—A SMALL LOT OF tered im every direction raud, are respectfully invited to attend her funeral at load for Boston. seanee te Gab ove 5, sad that bis the datyor grand mass meeting in the Park. All the democratic asso- Snely gilded gas eliandeliers will bo sold to bi se Hi Sree ‘ a 8b | Corennacen, Oct 1—Bark Yarmouth, Bangs, from Cron- | defined in the constitution; and that it is the duty of every on 3 \y a Cl une! Pat ope person was materially injured. He had his | § o'clock on Wednesday morning The funeral service | stadt for NYork, velore reported pu in easy, in discharge | branch of the government, in the exerciso of these powers, | Ciations of the ward are cordially invited to join im the de- | ers at cost prices, for ensh ‘oruelius’ solar Lamy ankle broken will take place in St. Slephen’s church, Twenty-seventh | for reps | and in the administration of the public sfairs, to enforce | Ms a aa [Oe eee | mantel branches, silver plated on alba: it skate: Col. Van Swartwout jumped from the express, and was | street Gexoa, Oct 2—Ships HH Boody, § Snow, and Luconia, | and practice the most rigid economy, ang to resist all ex- | Ws 0. Kesaevy, » |} table forks $7, spoons $3 a dozen, out! y. &c. | ASHE! much in Ox Sunday, October 24, Accvstvs W. Vaxrrut, aged 44 | Hamilton, fer Leghorn; Trenton, Rich, for Phil | elusive legislation for the benetit of the fow at the expense , Saal | MORGAN, 152 William street, between Falton and Ann, y ag’ as W. Murry, Committee of Arrangements. opposite the church, The accident oceurred at 9 o'clock yesterday morning. years re ady fersea; barks Oregon, HincMey, unc; Nantilu of the many. shaved pelneipiad of’ the Decliratd rowan Lert peice a On Eunday morning. October 24, Gusrarvs, infant som | Crt eam Sept S0—No Am vessclsin port. Wind E. | echergivey, That sha ‘af the “Gonstisution of the United | I. W. Femavson, 1 BUY MY CURTAINS AT THE CIIEAPEST STORE The Yellow Fever at Charleston. of Gustavus and Julia Sabine. Havana, Oct lear bath Millaudoa, Butler, NOrleans. | States, which made ours the land of liberty and the asylum | 7—— Ron OONGK DistklOhcmuayt oft the city, said Airs, ——. Where is thet At the stoce Cranreston, Oct, 25, 1362 On Sunday. October 24, Cuantes Dicxissox, M. D., in Havgy, Oct 7—Steamsbip Humboldt, Linos, for NYork | of the oppressed of every nations, are and ever have been ESPN al atc Mas! Mla Saree NG bsoribers, she rep! who jelling broontelle, $ Se the 46th year of his age. ‘kbs Howard, Reed, and Tennessee, Cook, for do toon; cardinal principles of the democratic creed. PP eras epee rea pple sie LM aing, lace, and muslin curt window gornloes, There were fourteen deaths from yellow fever in this | “ jyis relatives and friends. and those of his family, are inthian, Dyer Annawan, Setzer, and Annspolis, Gra- | mietolved, ‘That we hail the advent of a democratic ad- | er ene eee ae TOcltaee Panian hace Cet sontiectine Seu ¢xpretaly imported for city retail il tendg, a city, during the forty-eight hours ending at nine o'clock | respectfully, invited to attend his funeral, from bis late rk Ovando, Higsins, for NYOER do. Eigns anesury te fen pt of th Tess Toneys in the Tourch, Congressionel’ District, ander tales ieee foal Upielatenaecn S00 ITI hahha tana on Sunday evening. residence, No, 11 West Washington place, this afternoon, : a7—Berks Abegun, Dergess; Ormanlt, | policy which, io the language of the lamented Jackson, Will PEC; opees, and also representing themsely july aubhor- hamitheirsdocd hal easrtentdinaeannseri MUMS SS eee | at 2o'elock. without further invitation Gente CAA LG A Hotashs Moageto Wig aaa elites Bid’ | Feaeite mottling bet Whe) We Sighs, and will submit bo Tios |, NG Ny Ee a Het Boar wae eae ay ADIES AND GENTLENEN WHO ARE DESIROUS Cotton Mill Burned, At Poughkeepsle, October 20, James B..son of Hiram | ith, brig Santi \ago, Burgess, N York. | thing which is wrong. hereby caution the electors o sald, district, oot boa L of m in easy and respec on roceipt of . 28. 185 and Betsey Haight, im the 26th year of his age | “sovnis, PEI, Sept 20—Schr Native American, of and for Resolved, ‘That the rominations of Franklin Pierce and | Persons etapowered by the saif Conventional Committee “4 eee oywarded toany dare Provipence, Oct. 26, 18% ‘At Bt Clair, Mich, October 22, Hanmer M., eldest | Newburyport, with frejght trom wrecked fhing vessels, iam Rufus King, as Presdent and Vice President of | arc the followin i instruct in many useful and fy ic havin The brick cotton mill owned by Daniel Temny, at Mill- Gaughter of the Inte Samuel Woodworth of thiseity, | | | St Jomx, NB, Oct 22—Arrship Daniel Webster, Howard, the Unites. Beat Fave the hearty approval, as they will ts dd thousani the World ress B.D bory, Mass.,and ran hy Mowry, Farnum & Co., was de- | | In the town of Harmony, Rock county, Wisconsin. on Or GAT Rn hate, Bick fi England lag; eee Comratns, Helices Ce tow wanes SAW ame ev John Crow 3h Mya | bo: Post Omee. All ievsers eee -paid. : s - ey the 19th of October, Josern Tnrst, infant son of God- opean, Whiting, for Liverpool do; Eli Whitney, Cook, That we will uvitedly sustain the demooratio sJohn R. Lyneh ichael Toumey, " stroyed by fire this morning. Insured for $20,000 on the | #15 17 ana the Inte Caroline Bishop. for iy buck Della Chapin, hoot, for Bnyensana NYork | State, Couats, ans. wecisipat nomination andy withous Potor L. Ferity Hoay All AdIES' FANCY FURS.—THE SUBSCRIBER HAS i y r y ; now in store a magnificent stock of rich fanoy fare im building. stock and machinery. as follows :—$8,000 at the In Charleston. October 20, of yellow fever. Cuanuxs distinction cr’ personal projudice, we will give our un- Michael O'Bricn, by sable, ermine, chinchilla, imink, lynx, stone martin mi American and $6 000 at the Washington. iu thiscity. and ytyav, in the 27th year of his age, late of this city. Home Ports. | divided support bo the ticket, and the whole tisket. Jone 5. Hanno SORSE W- WALTERS, fiteh, and other choice skins, all of his own impo ration tad $8.000 at the Atma and $8,000 at the Protection, Hart~ TTS pALEXANDRIA, Oct 21—Sid brig Brookline, Ellingwood, | eon solved That we have the fullest confidence, in the Joux Leaner. nt Secretary, mantifacture nd which he offers to the trade, as well ford | Boston; schrs ny oamer, Fal ¢ 5 cas Maarten) RR OES OO EES, TD RO RO ——_____ MARITIME INTELLIGE NON, | kenivts brtgcwst Lidcd, Jarvis, Broy) Siowee Brot | Wiliam 4W he igagentleman ct ability, frm. | Eh SINT. WanD DRNDCEAGE Pao | Sead cov mais Rae Roeder eae Fire at Burlingten, Vt. ER EET COC e Ce ene Cente eee ‘ ¥ in the folleet import of the language. At the coming izens—I sincerely thank my friends for their most Buauincrox, Oct. 25, 1862 ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—His DAT. PTeolt di clatren seuealeeey vig Wea'villsmatain and oan cleat fim, US NT ufeatations of Mane tt none tn po : oquent addrisses wore made by Tra B. Davis, Moses G. A fire broke out here at 12 o'clock last nigitt, destroying Fretote Mende Caek Tela en Tacekto thin | Loonate, Wiehe Hawkes, Daniel’ Doughere Yj, Balin: | Aes Bera vaa ce she. eesvarac. eles honor which f Weaver's clothing store, Barrow’s dry goods store, Bto- © ~~~~~~~~~~ peta Sera teh | STEM Relat, another on Smith's Point—one of them the | gel =; ME, Bliss, of Bagesein etts, 4. 4; Phil th pe, Ruoch | tinue civistee steve tomoerat im OR Phens and Durkee’s drug store, and 8. M. Weed's dwell- Pert of New York, October 25, 1858. Se Wall Rene sapien nell Foeek ep Obs sain Lovins Marie necting rivatels nike having a zi un. three aed a his country. | Ta Brem),Wencke, bremen; bark Kosmos (Frem), Horstman, | enthusiastic cheers for the moves of the whole ticke 4 e . Davis, rinida bins, + i x mat Bark T J Southard, Small, Messina, J W Elwell & Co. bee seria Plt Pe dle na aed i nf Bar unite ntrength foe Pieroo an ing and the entire m8, for sale b; ° ae asiser ielg Yh Sigwert: 85 Fhomee; eohrs Lawrence tie ticker” ny . Thporves of Toye ant Pans Gucae ash, eK AM. | eee Mtoe feaiseas Ges tices ponies onan rbary, Cranmer, N¥ork; Harrison Price, sud Joseph IGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. UNION [§ | bse say ond er eneta, fs a us Ui maton Fu . ‘ &C Guest, do. ‘, Ftrength —Grand mess meeting of the demoor E Now York, Oct. 22, 1682, ‘“THowas MANSON ‘AG8—80) BALES ASSORTED, HAND OF RVE Newronr, Fioripa, Oct. 20, 1852 Bark Verncn, Faye, Savannah, Sturges, Clearman & Co PER ao ee eS AE Cid ete Abbott Lawrenee, Coren | whe rth cen onal district, a0 Bt — — deviption wed by the tea 1 sft ine poder, pa. - +, Bark Olivia, Spal ‘tin: J WwW ED ils phia; ech: fobn FP lips (0! rble! es, louse, ird avenue, on neada, ing v . The brig J.G. Anderson, which got afloat on the 19th | Brig Penclepe (ruse), Qiuyi, Holly Thompws & Neve | Care Haytlen: Enterprise, Gordon, Jacksonville. Sla sup | 732 e'clock, for the, purpeae of Baking aeacweretcy ty | a GRIRE ENTHE WARD DEMOCRATIO RATIFICATION fee'worthy tbe attenthen of srereseae aS oola inet. has now on board that portion of her cargo which | haus: Bruin; tehr lable, Gen Washington, Azats, Jom PALE | gehyee ty ict of Francie B, Cutting for Congress from | democracy of the Fizhtsonth ward, held. on the corner of | Lote anit purehssers tn niger term By ages ' } ri loomer, Adams, Cardenas, Ladd & Charch hat " his distric jane: ohn Fagan, First avenue and Twenty-first street, on Monday evening, A she bad unloaded. | Brig Monte Cristo, Waso, Jackaguvitle, W Ineul face | Sa bark and brig unknown. Sid steamer Sit | Joh Figards Paras, | tue goth ine, pursuant She ella Onan a Assom: | — COERE © PAURES, Te Breet eee | schooner J. Vail will be rig Machigone, Chamber! ‘ortland, J W Elwell & Co. en dol in ‘aire fomig ating Committoos, Charles H. Smith, Esq., was Pp ‘The pyre Put afloat shortly, at an | BUle Machigone, Chs bile JW Elvellace” | et & Je D. spedon, James Starr, | eallod upon to preside as President; Oliver Hobbard and (To sukoprans AND MANOZACTURERS OF am SE- bas cpnbinal Schr Elisabeth, Saw; t, Brodie & Pettie, oa, Jone \ ; Willlsm Dene P ne Nichclon Son, | Stephen H. Corgell, ag Vice Presidents; ue Manvice Daley | party‘engaged in tho above tende, to jot the aiivertiser in 4 Schr Helene, Griftinz, Char! M Josephine, Susan Duncan, E Benner, e W | Ryker, Fernand Woed. Patrick Brenn: Nicholas Sea- Se a The A 01 te - . The brig Narcives has discharged her cargo, but {s still | A eee nea a een Sohneon, Marveliee, Erle, Cariana, N cist, Wm. 2, Turmure, Michael O'Brien, d orted the TBieh, fOr Abas eh vice | Sel Jobbing, and retail business, already 0 in echane, Wellin wasteestienstiten Che tnheretincs, | wee , ’ ton, ihe, following etarted fom’ she. cit rick Flvnn, Wo, Menkes nly ratified. harter Committeo reported the name of | Yorks Communion comientea A siee The bark W. H. Brodie, ashore, is discharging her | Schr Julia & Nancy, Littleton, pachored below, sad t to sea to-day ip Amel Malone, D. McCullough, Dre William Crawford, for Assistant Aléerman, which w 5 = cargo. Bebe Empire, Smith, Alexandrit Loca aa ves er yale Frovineetown rigs Tuakety x bas > ree Mt . Wm. Fi eee, Jon Doral, Jan foowse, whee (1) | oF mshert a4 ‘oorhies was propose: ‘The schooner Talishassec, from New Orleans, for New- Bh ea am Bee) » Also asterson, George Kipt, George Myers, C. Woodworth, unanimously ratified in his stoad. Goo, McDonald was ARD.—POULETT & ROBERTS, PUBLIC WAITERS port, emoountered the gale of the 9th, and was towed ty Schit Columbia, Winslow, Norfolk, Sturges, Clearman posed fot TF teige ib, Lapham, Mobite; Catha | MSGoRAB, J:g0b, Deekin n, John D hn 8. A A William Thompson and William and Cooks, 149 Chure et. “Loans, waiters, musie. ; te a ! 5 i t Tang Re Hi . Johnson, Dr. Goary, ich were duly &c., furnished at the short tice. Sigpoue tiey por o054 On ieee carpe, wise tea e raagen | Mesane, Patinstace, 4 0 Sielag, LESTON, Oot flare hark Acadia, Mowry. Prov eS ee ik. ine VER TER! 4 } (a _ ce cargo, Ww! ras re-shippe ARRIVED, de TT Ye l- 09. Halpen, James Sheilde, E. SEES LIAM ROBERTS. to Newport. | 9, 3 brige Canime, Ell L'abbott, Keenan, | Jno. Qninn, Jt, D. F. Tieman STEPHEN CORNELL, Vice Presidents port this week ‘Shi; “won bere, hadanen 10 days, with cotton, = variety feateseresy Hocriman, Philadel: |, A. Olifl “Tiebbevd, Samuel Alison, ‘es To duced without inj . | to T Wardle & Go. The C line bee olz da re th oomies | SL YVESTON, Oct 4—1 F. Hatfield, uel Bradhurst, Robert Kelly, Jamas G NINETEENTH WARD, OCTOBER 257TH, 1352.—IN | ham’s Onguont. tata Wel iF ates eon paca O06 ek ie to Tavardle & r ye wit ROY ASTON: Ont tin, por st Jager, Joby ©, Kipp, Silas Wright, Thos, tages. MoG wyer, consequonce of the serions illneg of Col. Hrastow. the | atrovg and thick after sents of bald d te ee a AC W ORLEANS | “aa. Eusworth, Wilmington, NC, S days, with Gees Teens Moke Mills, Bates, ¢ John Farall, itenry Collins, J. Ti'Drediurat, Jamos Saving, | unanimous nomines of the democracy of tho ward, aud at | peard thick and al Price $1 Beteesideneen to any Bartimone, Oct. 25, 1852, | ?, rd re Weed lad Dr eWOLK tte, well for Be c heoler, Charlos Bryce, A. Tucker, James McNespig, | his request that some other dewoorat should be ut in | part of the country. RK. G. GRAHAM, 134 Ann stro The ship Asia, % . | maval stores, to" Wai INDIANOLA (Texas), no date—Atr eo! Pberied ‘The following distinguished gentlemen will | nomination, tho nominati committee met Ls Bi ip a eee New Orleans for Genoa, hud put | | Bark H ny Harbecls Merwin, Ui London, Oct 15, with mdse | Baltimore, with some, mance ipotousing the bar.” tedrone OW ine following ie pomineeicn, ane Reminating eommities mats URE OF CORNG, BY waking, having been rh le » to Je tr ship Woodside, Higgins, NYork; Sheps E6q., mit 0 60 ery, cast si ca ws « coe gy gts ad | , Morrell, Carthagena, Pls dein "ey Magna, do; ochre iateela, NYeok Bradt, Bans ai Tey af ican a ting ean a Bre te t rd é adelph o'Conw rh 1 he di \ Nonvoux , Ocr. BH, 185 | 4 ie a oF ork; shies Natheni Wright Hawkes rion, committee 10 Che Bs stincane'¥ roux, Ocr. %, 1868, | peti Atial (Be), Coa fn, daye trom Gi cho, Barker, NVork: brig P dobn Cooh Aid: John Doherty day evening, 27th ini causing the loast pain oF mar Peri, from Dominios for Balti. | Rte augustes Moore, Tilley, Rocnvon, MC, 7 days re ar? Bay, vie Edward 5 j Andrew Careigan, 2 peed more, isin Hampton Roads, having on board the crew of | Schr Athos, Hudson Richmonds yn | 8 by J. Dyckiaan, Boy., and others, | Panorsss, Seore GTEAMER DALTIC.—CAPTAIN COMSTOCK, OF THIS the British brig Vernel, of Liverpool, Nova Bootie, from | Berit 9 ft Lee, So eat, Veal aie, pen, and iero, ET JUSTICE BE DONE, RTC.-HAVING NOTICE) 0 THE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS OF THE TWEN- Nowsol, was entirely cured of w sovere stack’ of chronte 4 Lycns, York Ri Mobiles h Fheunintigia b ‘obit Wilmington for Trinidad, abandoned at .on | Sehr Mary Eline, 4 pplogate, Virginia, bile; barks I 4 nn article in last tunday’s Atlas, reflecting very ni tioth ward.—Ilaving recetved the nomination from the ) th i is fe jag cclebrated Vonotian Marine, of and for B | Schr Jebn Forsyth, Smith, Vir 1 1; yengham, Bowes, justly npon Mr. Hoxie, the 4 nomineo for Congros# in the | democency of tho ward, which I now have Eee see | Mont, Me. aap Nicholl, 16 Bavex. stro) at cae ‘The brig of and for Boston from Jacksonville, Sehr Emma Tuttle, Conuell, Pitladelphia 4 days, for | ono Copan), Ouslag ab (Anvigna); Pam: | JieiY Congeeusional: Distrioe“cherging May with efwaipe | proeentin tho Boned of “Asaineant A pd mde % ai aw hours, Depots, 6 Rast Bleventts thas put in here with loss of sails, be Now Haven. pa a toch shiva Waid etn c to pay cortain taxes to the Fire Departmont, the facts are | that a bave onlumny ie boing eireuta wich strect, | “Schr Cleopatra, Howe, Philadelphia, for Westport. yaaa an bark Gov Hinckley, wt 884 Creole; 16th | simply thene :—Mr. Hoxie in agent Yor two insurance 00 declared that I could, be eleg BARK LOVISA IN DISTRESS He pT Bro - 1 ‘itlndet hte, f »for Kew Haven. WL's ys WEAD, (ot 21 Arr aobire Montezuma, Hall, New erooghits iy outs dtsvetigns; ad anid tet Gt tmmroion Sonne te tie tebe, ‘malt eee W PUBLICATIONS, . . ih cin , edict, Thomas, Philadelphis, for set, Bber Le f ; ° MARRORAAARARAARTS Pumaper iia, Oct. 26, 186 Sehr Alexander, Baldwi ladelphis, for New Haven. PRILADELEHIX, Ost at” Se Are aon Delaware, 4 [Pood nob havo coanibly made the least differenso te tare ee ore snoct on th HE GREAT MOON pate ton READY, PRI ‘The bark Louisa, which left Philadelphia om the 2ith Sele WT Mount, Hawi hilndelphia, for Providence. a NYork; bark Sophia, Froom tou, NB. him, for the company would pay the tag pais ot atl |S aa out to'nmy partic at /% Cents, which o1 riginally arod ia iN Now fees returned in distros to the breakwater having Sit Aan Puaksr Het Palate Pw fson. | yeqtebadtie, Webepteetin Wechetiteltcrn | Re enyts. "Rl vccticiiat dean eect hase | bet eel amen iene the sony, ark ccechnal et a “= chr Ann T Baker, Smith einhia, for Now Havon. consters londed hound 8 and E, ethan te th f an enlightened poo i Schr © W Bentley, Fill, Philndeiphin, for New Haven. len iy 0 had ow e suppor! Bey; test er malenen, main, and fore topmasts, with hor bots | §¢t 5 Rusiing, Bele, Phiiagerniin for Tall Wien eck faite Havana sr): FA Perley, Stan nood, Wit MeCONKEY, | Poser the Oolenion me Sea 10 Maes and bulwarks stove. | Sehr Belipos, Moria, Phitadelphin, Tor Port Nor WiEMiNaroNs Get BL—-Are sohre Tudvon, Bo We PROPLES CHOICE: WORKINGMEN'S CAN. | ers, 121 Fulton streot, —_———_—__—-—- _ 1 iv (" ed from supporting m ‘aid 1) Newport: Ht P Rus Ki b EC A Steteon, Miller, Philadelphis, for Bridgeport. . govek, aan ee se he hay done hisduty. ‘They know too well | seetin toe of arrangements of the Working <THE OREATEST “prone ten Marion, Rowley, Philadelphia, for Warwiok, RI. , Aeirr ortance of obeying an order when given by one of | fociation of the Bicventh ward, the following roses 4 TUR MIORIGSIPPI LEGISLATURE, vé. Gov. rooTe. | Norther: Ligit, Dav Miledeiph nor Hiligeport Vien Hvince NY or ath rs Dacotan, Mavkin. dori : tote omfiver i slate Lemay = = | Taito we ie the wonkingmen’y candidate Por’ A eae votes ees 2 C arter, ! ia, for Warren, Ph iiade t phin; Adele, e, NY — ——— ‘avorn| b F Ber rceass, OF, 9 10 2, Cope, Bhilatelphie, tor Tountan: Maes. ey Geuen Bera de, Abplonst AONCORD CLUD—GRAND RALLY !—THE CONCORD | 18 Dry Doo! Keatregt son "Eharaday evening, October 23th, at ayune, Trice two cents, ‘Pleayune By the Southern mail, whieh is through from New ve i hued I. Phitedelphia, for Be ined Conn. - ‘ ,& Club wilt Suremble at fread nnarters, we 178 Madison batt perv ovven o'cloe x Gorm in agra tore Hehe Bebe oman. we pi te, previous t r F Middletown, Ce, troot, at halt-past one o'clock this day, to form an ese ion. D LO, 4 =< = \eamn we learn ubat the Mississippi Senste, previow phia, for Po'koepsie, | for the liberty pole, to be ‘ersctnd nt the democratic head | Jonw Oni vied Paik, LIQUORS. » wi ite aa) p reselnd hin, tor Albany, Loynon—Batk Henr; u atbeck—Reov J filer and Ind vy, | quarters of the Beventh ward, very Ee ag oxpocted M. pb ibe of Ase wt Md ta - ws 4 RANA nnennns, tLe Vote of censure peased tu a Foote in 185). joiphia, M art Recpans uae john Hiller, Misses } and Martha | ¥. ottend, A full vend 4 of mpl wil peed & The i" fa \ Pde ri it tab F uy —V Bet Sroics LOTS OF HAVANA SB- ; tton were re eR Nudd ae, tae Gina Por order, C18 J, LEONA’ ! 1 Pattee b GEeees. np Donte Aldo, tuperior old brandy, aud otuer liquor, te 08 wt New Orromns, | eee ie | Jean Medaont ‘Pocorvtacen | Me 6, Conover, Mz. Scholls; Me. Doyle, dame Youu TOUN Ee Van. ROSSUM, 67 Beaver sbcoete