The New York Herald Newspaper, November 2, 1855, Page 1

NOVEMBER WHOLE NO. 7005. MORNING EDITION—FRIDAY, people either ‘rom wishing to @riok, of from duding the means Of geatiying dete desire. e all Femamber the Cause previous to the from ie legiltrante per and 4” my (xBTSEMENTS KUNEWED EVinkY DAT DEALERS AsD 1 Tag ¢ con- AL RIGHT erga to all whe do ‘bot model editors would wich (o at Lot uncharitabie, we profens rt ho nw such abl only account for (heir Jang Treben it was fits" rescu Tuerday, the 8th of January next, at Lo Med G8 ‘The committee, 8 ‘eyatituted National Convention, consists Maine....... New Hampahtre from drunice ‘aur HkenNess nae th the Inst De nocratic fudtowung geatic Ae, Strickland. eels 5, re ex stowlats: onthe Bt elitcta of hand “ceasing ‘their attention to the € ist te trying lo make peo sega bo ring | uct ihe, Maine inw is. to Han cone ‘ink (hey ure the best ad pulsfon, They Pale ailhire sad repel idigeloresser Whateer Sud ees S Court Appew Marsachusetio eben of iawn ot BF. Hadiott, | Walcome B. 9 as the time of which we speak the temperance cate was E T. Prat pe Cow O ! Soci a e Conn moritiee of the Nii Dealers’ Society, appointed tor tla 7 Actes roprimting innds to the su) fates for representative will hold aAneet ng a6 Udd Fellows’ Hail this afternoon: (rom 4 to 6 o'clock. Ata weeting of the Liquor Dealers Society, held ut Odd Fel- Juws Lali on the ist UH,, it wus d tor olty, connty apenas unity: ea apd wa eatehteail tthe mania & methie ote are exccedingty dedeterions, and somevmes sod froquentiy, invetvee: pe oo Noy aa the oxanyis wae LC arouses the pi reis an¢ coilisiths. Thus, on ata, It 0 Logitenate Object for vermin ne Werthivk civility andicuurtesy of almust as rau tiperta ce as (emperance and rch, oe Jegat exeouracement #4 protection. DY editer isan pany roe bo men who SS rot "deed Arwen on ‘him to the espectal jeclded to wt ‘judtaial Officers. “This decision wi eperal rule - the organization, under ‘whicl, when it becomes absolutely neces- ree ihe objects in view. uw, and since the Ume the teroperauce n made ihe eport and the imatrument yet Shen ‘no longer o eae par of the community has & Fight to im oe ts peculiar moral views on the ._, Men Who would be ‘vit pg taal the tnterveaiion. of Sue inc suseks them to temperate hibits, A deniers ing pen tempermuce, aiid Ws attention of bis pro Mines frieaae. TO MEN OF £18ERaL PRINCIPLES. ‘Thix year there is an ind. pendent Itberal: orgunizadon in this Premndidaies of ity Own; eas oppor fu Lberal minded mento give’ ep box—t9- ensi a vore where Tuls year the veralcon be un user ot ‘course which We ovght to pursue. For onse te cam strive 9 blow diy et homse ya bot scan rs Prner wars. 08 taking Mauer dealers? and. c consutatenal rights’ or be over estimated been eajoled and decelv Sinsteipsi . BUT FIVE DAYS MORE! © duys wore oof ure election. y retond that? Does it go home to him te a Let every man 0 he oe nt ‘alin ea earnest liv'ea tos tom: e evils of dranken Sistema liber: 7} cast#o, But five days tear wok fand keep to work. ‘Dean. abe: ‘awl invoked to constral suereeas, for & time, ta 1 the majority dd eaforciug @ coercive law, ir rights assailed, will kee up agains. ra Perpetual agitation, wud will of that immutability Which bas Fiputed toi inevilably succeed in rescinding . Thus we shonid have * Free undo Liquor” the next year, and peopl who had “been made temperate by force would’ assureds apd eXCess, Boon 6s constraint mi pet. of probtbitory nwa. Nish ine ‘object of those who advoeate them, iting. as-they do. that spirit of ude: sition to restraint which characterizes hu- tendency spust be just (he reverse, KEEP IT BEFORY THE ‘aha . PROUIMITION AND THE FArMERs.—Ne labored more seeiduonaly ot aap te Sonne oor ot the rea agsleara eso State idan ke New ow work tri, nd none, i" their opeionn, through te -Boorge W. dunes. thes knosr it will tell. 2 loxander F, Morcisom Find out how ov pana fe ola pon the ewnaiittitional ern Jeerionable enactmen wanteation y& more, recollect | Election next ws ed the itherabs have hitherto ied by the’old “p ariios: organized, tie: resent such a tormidabie front that thetr demands will b> Ned with. Unfortunately, there is ao muciy Ri paramount tsawen” anid ottior thas of that fealty vera rutnded: mec be blinded, ‘conitived and led “ict all Uberaipturn a deaf car te spareeomat ai are devices of the ene qT CRYING DOWN THE MAINE LAW. ‘hs Tribune ix conteantly lamenting ihe attempt of the Iiverat but it may reat assured time in such oceapa: ard ape com excl emenvabont mene hearty row Saaue res aston but on the contr: pendence, and Biro ot nfead Yo waste a pe taal Wage © prot as public opi “% concerned, has been n downward aude ever downwards, since When left to recta it has gravi Mie above call iaa been inserted wt t tworenusst of Mons George Veni Riddle, of Delaware, whose letter upon the subject is as follows: Wusixcron, Del , Ort. 29, Stk—As the Democratic Nations} Committee hyve here- curly in the montsof January pre: the Presidential election, I thought It proper, aa an ol member, to address those whore pest offices were 6 me known, (embracing « mrjority,) aed from their replies suthorive you to snmouncy that said Commitee will meet at the National Herel the 8(h dey of Jouusry next, at LY o’elork bliss the call uy the distant mem! 4¢ br=t inade its ap pea aaied usw awarde with a constant .t basreached @ point ia the ‘where #ravitation ceases to operate, mag Tee heared, aah tho Roars bollon ef the Rite will striké at the Cot of ve cemperate, rational, practic: memnbering thet erate offlees but the jen] atmosphere "he Siglo la. ful of |. tefore wasenstyh ously to secure (he pi vapors and mista, enw ts scarcely allided to by Mivoentes. ‘The cunning ‘They, won}d fnin eonvince 1 yy ved who muy be slight ns a the pursuit of thelr a that nd wil, Present prohibiiory stataie le sullered to sind unrepealbd; that it wili be nugalory ond a nuliiy, harming no one, nad re maining woibing bute dead letter, unconsiitutio sal Les i this {he boozy ily ypoories ‘and thse vol U ie VI wie Vo 'y retain eallfied. As for " "pe, thrown to the plas, ke’ any Wion of the respectable word “prin re ¢ the public—if there is y other an object of publi ‘ial thas there is any di deirine a neey. easette secels a bave ennoticned 18 on! extraordinary ssperimenta upon peas r- cclous Feapect for ee wet ee euch less than its usual Vgence. fair play tow Ghee: Wetalives ages sleeply Jiterested in the pend controversy upon the Probibitory law th ‘the State, demands that one at least of ‘ones. Sola upon their credulity +hould be recalled to tueir memory. it only to remind them of the sort of argument in behalf of ae roinous and despotic tay, which it ridered good enowsh for or the 4ivune, headed the. Cost ot te Kum Teale, lished on the 2oth of April were nearly as by wines occurs the Washington, D. € gm ed ‘be Matbe law, ma Sip:¢ 0 robin, 7 i twill dinponed (a ee | be se ‘ove ifthe receipt of this, that it ra intime for them to at- tend (he meeting, and oblige your obeutent servant, . READ RIDDLE Member of Committee for Delaware. Sipie™ to weit In apy auch connec tuing which is a sxench La the nostril ng which is mare than A ‘a the balanee aod tour d Which hos been uberis exploded ‘and blown into fr his same “ principle of pi ain it the Yribune be patient and aelt beral party do in the considera‘ely done, and for the But we say, bé not de- reseol lull in Maine jaw vgita mt ion, will be renewed again iw quletus ts not now put uupen the law, onceand forever, by the Sadonire lis repeal will rie it if vee to be led away by old party political wirepullers. Through thecentused din and bubbub of warring tactions, letevery liberat wter march to the ball 0 in bis rind the great dishonored, fanatic 1 Sud purifention of our statute book. whe be afoul Augean — adense pages an undigested mass of liction, hateful 0 lawyers, ts leading advocate has co In an editorial ticle 1 lag, when wericultural h as they had nee Mowing staternent : in the market for one dollar and sixteen cents » bushel, ond superfine flour for twelve dollars a barce! If the various grains which are consume (a our distilleries Were not 0 wed, bul were ground for hunan consuropiton, or fed to animals 6 make beef, other meats, i is perfocdy safe to nasume that be buying tour at ive dollars a barrel, and corn at lity ceuls, ‘and bitcher’s meats in proportion.”? this extimaie was not offered nconsiderately, in the mental muddiement of teetotal enthusiasm, is evident from deliberate repetiicn in a subsequent part oF te name article: prices of both bread and meats ip 1 ery great extent, to the ran If It were noi for eople would undoubtedly now be four at five dollars, and eorn at Sify Cuy Politics. HALF SHELL GENERAL COMMITTEE. ‘Tis committer met at the headquarters, St, John’s Hall, Jobn H. Williams in the chaie, appointed to recown remives wi i be weil uring the previous public good, A new era he laws generally, under liberal rate, solar foct, that what len, New York isu thorough cle finally come to A committee was nd a proper person ax Judge of the Supreme Court, in place of Robert H Morris, deceased, and E, B, Hart made a report from the Finance Commt- tee, from which it appeared the tunds were In a good The eominittee adjourned at a ate bour, meet ogain on Saturdos night, when tickets for the seve ral wards will be distributed. BOYT BUELL JUDICIARY CONVENTION, This Convention assembled at Tammany Sfall last even- ing, pursuant to the recommendation of the general com- mittee of Tammany Hall, and organized by electing C, Swaekhamer, President, and Joseph L Benedict, Seore- Henry Hilton was nominated on the first be Judge of thé Supreme Court, in place ot Herbert N. Mor- ork, poultry and TRIBUNE LOGIC. ‘+ 14 sho act ts inoperative, why do they work so hard for its pes: Tits unchualiinal, why wish {ts repeal? An un: Judges, litigants, unity in general, A LIBERAL SPEECH IN PANEUIL WALL, have vead with much pleasure thie ee geek pont agg on Fr are plendid tribute. to scones! ucoual nel ix dead—poweelexs-atil Sensing repeal inst winter’, Y. Tribune, ‘bet singularly” stupid reasoning. ‘The Prohibliory Part inoperative, because It 1s wiignal sud the lboral bart peat because it is ueonnintional and because its exivienco in disgrace to the State. When aejury re- Aiea (o fden indicunent under a law, oni a Judge Setvence a perean convicted under it, we opine 0 re wld be no on OWN! And ye and righ! Spat ior the conspiracies of Mayors, J Boys, Ac., 10 embarrass itsexecution sud amuaily wt large, Including # large pro} jweeless—still born; you might 4s Hof the ffon, J. Ly dust, i Faneuil rapa geatleman for liberal principles, nq valified endorsement ‘oth object te ant alins of the constitutional rights party. few more sich men as from his speech:— “1 tell you, sir, that the idea which seems to have taken Posse-siun of the minds of rome, that the three hundred men who sit for a season in the State House are empowered to Geter: mine for ne individual in Massachnsetts whether or not raiely used, will firmly reoied and fully deve- ‘the scarcity and courtry gre faiily chargeanle, (0 dealers and their “Uapernctin, tort “gun ded-as unconatitut the cistilleries, buying, os we have sal cebits, sb this market,” ‘Now itis not for us to dispute, or even to doubt, the abso: lute uceuracy of an agrictitural’ estimate thus considerately ‘ven end relterated in @ Jourual which eh ghee! authority cB all auch subjects, eof rationally, tn deduclag. from it two or inferences, axiomatic «od irresistiole and of the gravest possible imporianes to the fuemera of this Htate, in relation to the suppression of tho liqnor traiic. true that the suppression of the be jiqacr twafle would have the efteet of reducing the market rol products more than itty or sixty 0} exterme general searety, the conchusion ia acon th would reduee them still mare ruinously and ers of compara te in the direct ratio nyvly Jollows that the value of every farin Feduced In the same dealructive proportion. With Ibis dos0 Intiug depreciation of the valu increase of ‘ihe dwelling fo the barn Loree to the p ‘owahare, from the dor of hands, Would be erushed in toe foreign comyuse pad ennigacation our aabappy counicy «wider Seid Seid 0 be presenied in the now PONE Shute DOOKS is a re ts in waat of a Ir. Stevenson. We subjoin an extract powerless” bat bu: the faite ‘asserts that the law is thatic harebeen opersiive aad a {ts provistons.' " of the ccmmon. privile three Linportant int degrade him, te'en ides which, loped, would convert this government of ours into au absolute “this government has no right to determine whether a free ckizen may eonsuine that which, if used to excess government which ra mperately use, is despottsm. what ‘name yoo ehoose—autocracy, or eh) Moy ests 'y, OF aristocracy, oF Fr i, st Pomesves such » power over 1" arch for a tyranny; examine the records of the past; rev #ack the dynasties of thé old word; and if that, and kindred powers ‘ve not best semperande men, and our Jedgas, who, are men entirely aby spicion Of ‘enor te agaiust ine laws they aro A commitice of five were pe whuted to draft resolu- cn expressive of the sem the death of 1 © convention on the Morris, and a co pox re to notify Mr, Hilton of his nowlnation, after which the convention adjoncned. HARD SHELL JUDICIARY CONVENTION. The delegates convened last evening, at their room, 663 Browcway, for the purpose of nominating a candidate for the Supreme Court, to lla vacancy cecasioned by the death of the late Justice Morris. Fred, RK. Lee aasume: i the chair at 8 o'clock, and catled the moetis Np) a vote for the notnination, viva w00e, Wie famidiate: entered into, and r ‘m, fl, Leonard, Ralph Loca wood value of all agrionlta: er cent even ina ye determine, at its Will, what ‘actordance wih the requirements “a cemperaie people. We : ‘There t4 now but a briet time lefi for ¢ dJevors, after which they will be at liberty to. bye tew days ther should Work, Uberaitem, in. the ‘fal labors wilt uot be throw: BW ‘our friends to one government pos- would soneee tira’, 4 tyranny, wcknow- F search has been in vain, “ddo oe belleve that this ‘and fail, ta fat ‘ima a ADy fovernment ‘which undertakes, by eriminal law, to eh the same government deres not by law ‘unsoundness of the sing up all ele ser ral Investment, Victory will be theirs; bn iment of ours Dowsesses any is hi threshing aching to the la i ‘over prod nero hal or than would State of New York, pro- ould fully accomptish {ia be Ma results oa ta we have talriy Wat must be. wotcroust be ey “as hot so confident and full of sssurance as are nevertheless hard a* work, and will Avent no © dna:temp ‘ed whieb shail promise to do thetr ea They wu stirve earnestly, for this is all depending ‘pon the resuli. of freedom success must be thelr yj mean to have it prevent that wh lorbid, expacen to the Pring ples ppen w ho purpose of ie law’? io, ik not to prevent the use of intoxjenting liquors asa beverage? Thon why not, mai fi be a vice which they took 10 thet view a crime? Wh fhaviny broken up th sole justification, and faital Ne anel and conquered. vie essy for hefitlare, che lioniis of tiberty theiy cov-titutlona! rights, # selficliaess should not be allowed to go unpunished. ‘They shows oe tary nt that he. pi have exhibited a determina’ caloulaied results. Such, a least, would 1 motion It was made wnanimous. WHIG JUDICIARY CONVENTION. The convention met at the Broadway Hense Ins! night to rominate # person for the Supremo.Court to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Ju ss in the chair, and Mr. Mr. Charles Poabudy was nomi- pated Tae bales stood — res A. Peano, Hitt. mF. Kefecunt, insion. forbid bat use t adicate, why do they not make feave It togal for ell to do that which they deem i Wicked for any one 10 do, and at the seme tine make @ criminal of hia ho Js accessory 10 his lawful pervormance considerations mics: (tine peri ‘allude only to the fret that the law 8 necessary articles the ‘Trivune, whose dai Ory NO' hen who have striven to elroumseribe upon she proverbial accuracy of its woperverted Judgme “We have not consulted the cenans tables to see what Bro. yur product of grain is dewithed into enormous. There are eer epoca one thousand bashe's of: day of 7 alone. Millions. upon miluone. 0 the warts than wasted, by being con this question that we arrive at con te are HOt Lo be mm to ride ovec ever ag. aad, to erro a4 to themselves the right io com- Nitles. Thelrarrogance alone woull made an gone were there fled with, rt Igelf reecgnizen the preserved: artistes, of commerce—necessary for many and nseful purpoves, and yet that ft empowers officers of the government to determine may avd which may not manufacture ‘commerce, ask you (o consider whether Lig th 5 Soe Seaton monapolies ought (o be conferred upon municipal office ‘Aud Task ihe sincere friends of this measure, if they be- Heve men ought not to coastime iniox! iq seater os m werly y oc beng + Bo ode” cause for putting them ons trom ev is reat brncle rather dealers and con- bushels ere tas annua ‘verted into iptonienting salstical fy to the Siate of New Yor eltssons of rea et ing ean, gh patie havo only to time Guat la yetiert to them to accomplish a bi ard :o show the tal! of the Maine law hopes and Let the true spat aunate thea, ant the day” Will be substantial importance, able, and. 0 litle know but ot ‘every class of eliizens woos SOFT SHELL GENERAL COMMITTER. ‘Thia commifties met laxt night at Tammany Hall, Robt. Kelly in the char. of a -oeal nature, ing nstend of attempting ine rectly 1 government which underiakes by {which it bas not the courage to forbid, degrades HOW ifAVE THE MAINE Bee bawrrns DISPOSED OF TH This, ee qnestion has eed taket ‘by the Boston Chroni- is Great excitement bas been ereated in Bangor by the dis- guvery that some ofthe Iquors seized tn thw! ader the « Maine law are misring. een, searched, but without saceass, far thot Neal Bow has any. une So todo lag Ned the matter. Perhaps an stotinding discovers might be made, shon!d. an act se s.e@ be ebosen to smell the breath of certain ‘Maine law advo + cates, WhO have gaitied Ga unenviahle notoriety by thelr zeal + du eoioreing taat unjust and wicked Jaw. The business ti 1 related to the assessments on can- ting, and distribution of tickets, and ad- journed at a late hour, tal u Invereaia are in the remotest degree dependent po 4 irr; and itis pot more certainly true tha: the earth is | oducts nsed for the mopar! and comfort ‘ot other buriness interaat s fac the bar! ‘oan in the United i "Tite evidence frova “I know that the ensulsts, whose” minds seem to be charred by an overbeated zea), say that the Jaws punish the manu: ture and rae of bar burglary. Bot the law first treats burglary ax acrima. 50 with the inauufacture and sale of counterfeliers’ instruments; Dut fe fat treats the tae oft parent of all pr "ara® tools, for the purpose of prevent dent'upon tbe agricultural. 1. That nearly one: in che Saieot New York row nin all the vee The house: vA the des" not uppoae Brooklyn City Politics. MASS MEETING OF THE HARD SHELL DEMOCRACY. ‘The bard shell democracy of the city of Brooklyn as: rembled in mass meeting at the Military Gardens last instruments ag a crime, hen the time shail come When you are ready to treat the texaperste veo of liquors an a crisae: it wil be Nimo enough to convert the manfac ure and oale ot tiem into erime # thal the iaw will be repesied. T beliove that the Soemteremcerenaaerocmirae News from Brazil. Penalty for Knistiug for Foreign Beoviee OUR HO JANEINO CORRESPONDENCE, UNITED SI ATES DISTRICT COURT. Rio Jasnaxo, Sept. 23, 1855 Hon, Judge Ingersoll, RM L—The Distr Of Coffe Pricga—The Sickness in the City—Deats superior, 4). MANO perarobe’ of y Toso a report of shipments tothe United Bates trow let of January to. igeenaien samme months of 1855 Philadelphia Reatiering poris and Total to Sept. 1,,.....-0+. eee HOT000 Dae health ot our city nod AUrrONDee® 60) Wad With & divtase now under the name of molestin peinanie, Hie&l reports vame about rixty deaths pec day in the vify and its surreuadiog wkirta, (be acwatl; Coygs faa me gg health. ure aietess Senave in thi ing and one of the beats, quast upea the body, and, currence war accidental, and that no person, except de- ceased was to blaine, the jury readered « verdiet accord- The deceased was dG-yeare of age, wife and two chitdren, Scarpa 10 Deaty.——An inquest was yesterday held by Coroner Ditton, at 250 Ellzabeth stree Faward Vitzgerald, a clild twelve months old, Friday luct wus fatally scalded im consequence of having puilod over upon himself a tubof hot watec, which hod been pluced upon a low self in a closet. 7 Jury rendered « ve Attorney, Mr. —Bhheping Hertthy. 1 forward a report of the coffee market and #hipments during the niomth of August, entize month despatched parts of the world from the Consilado 220,180 bags. 128,000 boge of it were for the United Stat Baltimore, 49,175 begs; Colifernin, 9,477 do,, Charleston, ; New Orieans, £0,162 do. Philadelphia moved for the sentence ot the Court om Joseph Wagner, convisted of enlisting for the atlled armies ia the Crimen The Judge, im sentencing the prisoner, said the new Preserve friendly velmtions be twren this country and foreign governments, aud if oa Ustinent« for belligerent Powers were permitted to be car it involve the United States iv a quar na. The Court aa . There were during the exportation to éiferent trality law wae made ried on here ft rol with other nai of three yents’ imprisoament, ond » he circumstances of this case, the seatencs of Court is, that Joseph Wagner be sentenomt to two y imprisonment, aud to pay « flue of $100, latlit a pemnllg , New Works, 30,228 do. ; of Eom bat, Thaw you cee that the market pedi quite active, at prices varying according to 700; segutar quotities, 3400 Impostant ie Tncatvtoat Monayrrs, MARINE COURT. Before How, Judge MoCart of 1854, "capes with the Cot ee. Cafe, ny, an action to recover an wileged arrear of sala FY 46 D9 Opera sloger The drfendant 15 the mnnwmer of the Kngtive « opren com pany known (0 farm as the Pyne ond Marriom Opers Troupe, amd the plainti® i ons of the late members of The plaintiff relied om a writtom contract. made ia Law don, by which: the defendant engeged Lis services to sing with the Pyne and Hurrivon troupe, in Awerton. for om year, at & weekly salary of £16 sterling. The yeac for which the plaindf wae enguged had expired, and be ac hnowledged to have been duly paid for al by the troupe had taken plaoo but he claimet fo be entitled to pay a» well fr the aights om whieh there was Be performance, as those on which there was performence, and the prevent wetion was te re A proportion of the ralary for the nighta on whiee ormance toek place, ‘The dinease appears to 5 epaiation and the blesks, md clean bas of an extraurdinary ot got among tie T believe that the precaution dakem in vaualt- ing. the inside ot. tho ships with » sulution of chloral of Lime baw been a gre which per formane Hy Mz. Paris C. Clark, for tho plabntitf, cor ploy and pay tor one year, + the dofendant exprese on its face, must be to the universal cnstom ~that payment wax 1 claimed to give existones of puch a cu Coroners! Tnquests, Fara, Brnay Accupmwt.-Thos, 8e rm Delaware county, N, ¥., New York Hovpital, frota injuries received last woek, by failivg between the bridge at the Jersey City ferry land Coroner Bilton held an: ing 1 that the-oe- died yesterday at the nos wade with refers among thesty made fy the mightsof perfor parcle evidence to ehow t He referred to the ease of Maddox va. Gran, x.) in whieh the plaintiff, ni the mawager o the Prinoens theatre i London tor and evidence wax ots mitted of & custom mot to pay and has left od mp Jeo ved (o any evidence of sacle but the Court decided to admit {t. deter: that on the nights for which the be pail the theatr that it was the custo London theatres nut to pay id on which no performance tc By the Court—MoCarthy, upon the body of weil ay in the: performers on Lhe nights “Accidental death,” ree wea Mion tor nee vieos ax an opera singer, and the claim rests on a weittem by which the defendant bound himself to em tif to wing for one year, at a weekly sulney ppears thet the platatl® aaa beem hte on which the to ning wae ©) nights on whieh “Police Intelligence, AUREST OF AN ALERGHD MURDERER. ‘atric Kelly, aline Duffy, was arrested yesterday morn ing, on suspicion of haviog murdered in-law, ot I wid for ail the mi intee or sister: of Hudson, y He came as & passenger in the eteamboat Metropclis from that place yesterday, and the cajtain baying heard of aware that the suspected man was on t policeman as soon ns the bort reached her dock, and hud him arrested. Kelly wns lodged in the Tombs, to awalt jon of the Providence authorities, and telegen atch anaouncing his capture was seat on to per vi the detendant incitte that the contract is plsintit’s cerviees may be required. ov its foe, and if it »tond ly be correct in his Interpretation of it, puted to recover-—but ambiguities are patent or obviogs, wad Ia’ eh or hic tract, although free from biguity on tx free, ‘The contract ta not nod would be Jersey Oty News. Drrocnatic County CoxvEtion.—The Hudson county democratic convention met at Beaty’ Hotel, at the City day afternoon, to nominate coanty oll A deemed advisable to womiaate « premnmed by law part of it, and neces peWdered. fa. Ite interpretation. The SS counse! claimed te show this eartom, and 1 Sheriif, John A. verret Vi om Mater were oo need for Corone te Pounest.—The Secomad ausembly district democratic, convention, composed cf delegates {ror the Firat, Second and Third wards, met on Wednesday eventag, at No. 81 Mentgomery street, and nominated Jobn H. Low for the on the sesond ballot. nominated upon the first ballot, bat declined, Cure Puuton Ruvont.—During the month of Oetobec, there were sixty-eight omeenas to the prisen for offence: and Alsordenty, stolen goods, to give evidence of its exivtoare amd of ity nate true that every man hee, sumed to huow not alone the eriminal aed elvil law of , but also all onstoms peculiar to his trade oF the subject mattor of his contracts, contracts witle law and custom The eonstruction — of contract is to nscertain the tatent of the partion The intent, too, ir to be gathered from th ible, to be given to 6 as thelaw and every particular eusiom affeeting © com tract are presumed to be part wad parcel of it, we must the intent of the parties et iterlf, but the law ond custom, In this enw, = he fe presumed to make jie Mr. Charies Fink » e comtrant, and y part of it, And Drunkenness, 49; drank Ainorde ay. 4; teal ling, 8 comsidine not only s malicious misehier, 1; assault, 1; fightin 68. ' The nativiy The Burning of the Cordavilte {bonatactory Th Boston Journal of the J1at wit. has additional par the Cordaville manufacturing h we take the following — wd that before the alarm wor of ogress was cut off, and tas of whom there were between dired, had but one alternative—-o ithe: to ump from the windows ur to be b About the centre of the factory, on the outal ra of the burning ertatihibment, from whi did the fares sp iven, the only meau . ma ves in the factory, ighty and one bu was an iron } all the ober States... nearly two thirds of att the y es in the manufacture of Iiquors is grown fate w Yor! Rushotnot bariey th Grown in Ney Yor In ll the other States ILL. That considerably more thao ou brewed and di-ilied in the, United Stree {-raenulacta the Slate of New York, ‘The follow! umber of gallons of each kind thi In the United States Whiskey and aleohol Rum,. F ired of this attempt to use sincere friends of emperance are = 2646,917 consumed tn ‘the auchinory of goverament to pump cold water dowa men's y Ma Delegations were present from most of the wards, with bands of music, banners and transparencies. The gathering was one of the largest of « political nature since the Presidential campaign of 1862. Jobn Rice, Eab., was choven President; and Vice Prest. dents from every ward and town, and four Secretaries, COERCION AND MORAL SUASION. We bere more than once taken onrosion io wdveri to the di, the two systems of coe: .weion, for the e accomplishment of great moral reforms. Fervans wuo view auch subjects calmly, by the light of history, Philovophie ¢72, a°@ not long in coming t» a consi disenaed the abstract que udiating coercion as her ting ever ¥ . THE LIQUOR QUESTION. LFRED PACKTIARUSER, 199 WIL Offers for sale at reasonable price ‘Wood and ginss, red and white coraprising he, thatean Lai LIAM STREET — t. Sunien, Be. Ee. tienes, HautABarzas, Cha- German and Khealsh wines, in w urgtindy wine, in wood and plass, comrisn red aid white, cote-notie’ St. Jowpb, Clos de Bt. George, St. Peray, mouasoux and non mousse " alou ‘on tts points ‘Wow have Universally constiered in “watrament of reform. “itr fo mainiatn the doctrine that force tw elther n desirable or acicus method of ineu'eating and estsblishing trath, Those who reason tor Somer aod Soe minds are capa- ¥ reason, are willing to rete same means wiih others. ee there is anataral Yendeucy 10 baste inbiman nat A207 AT fourth of allthe lanors A letter of excuse for nonattendance was read from wing figures represeat the i speeches were “ by Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson Hen, Josiah Sutherland, H: C. Murphy, la, George Taylor, Hou, H. A. Moore, J Jaros. Fenn, J. F, Walton, and other tos, brewed Mauors appreciating trulb as he ieaaees, h renders most men 1 operatives had the pri der, end by it quite a numser descended in «al although the expreasion defendant abali pay the weekly aulary for 0 the legal sale of expupition Just tetersod to, that to aecertala f the partion fs merely that the of the Prisoners is shown by the privol reeord to be aa followa:—freland, 45; England, 8; Germany, 6; France, 1; United States, ‘ll, of whow rix wore colored. latent of the parties, wo taust look an well at whatihe partion say ae where tus lian oe cleacly nights ou whiet low as has the leat het on ow lalenel aoerued, ine mance took piace. 8 conmection with the castem this extab do, T cannot avold the eonete sion on principle. that the plaintiff has we right te rece: ‘Ure correctness of this conclusion ts fal y sustained ticularly the oaee of Gramt rndant's counsel, the case of Hintom va liceke, TUL 4)4, and other authorities. Jadg- iment must be entered for the defendant, with ovsla. ant om bound by the prlor adjudications round over the Supreme Court=In Chambers, Before Han. Julge Cow On one wid® ono of t part way down, beearae bewildered and stopped, rend ing it extremely diffcalr, if not imposalble, clreumstances, for any one to pass her on the ladder. In the meantime the flames were pressing hard w Some leaped to the pers waited until th on fire before they took the dreaded leap. All the those whe remainet. out hesitation, wh! IMPORTANT TO SHIVOWNERS, MERCHANTH AND Ox- DECW HITHER, Herman Lochine and thers, ether —the plaintiffs in this case are copartners, doing uncer the firm of Bui plication for a perpetual Injane inte, the owners and captain uf we. Jach A. Stanley and in the third and fourth » expressed by the speakers were intensely “‘hard’’ and suti-Know Nothing from first to las Feveral speakers held forth in frout of the hotel to a large arsermbiage, who could not be accommodatod in hout was characterized by great moussew. yaid, Coanac brandy of sundry brands; ehatapacue whiskey, rum, arak, Cure Impaitehs ot tho stow: procsas of segument’ aoe autious te «Avail themselves of any means chat are proséated for the roal- zation of their: theories and opinions. Stilts ths In places is toate bawde, soe ie with avid ty ca an ellicient instr nt of thelr designs. “We do not ayy Pana \d and make it snbs-ryient to p am eases we desire se 10 may © lew such & Weake for. papier ta the F prohibitioais's arg sincere in vession, esice to Comaiuaiy. They say. that they are anxiots to make. poopie erie, und we are hound (ob holt sanity, butt we caamot justly accase them the masses, not of the yoas Be houest, Wuen the Waders are que the @ have to do, uot with the ave are jnstided in besleving Wat ‘the j robithitionleta ‘are aztaaily anelrons of uceompliahiag the heart. We do ao! xapposs 1 merely for the love of proii- y do not wish to pass a eocrcive law, merely ject in’ view, to I» the State of N liquore, s Whirkey nnd alocbot. eee oy > bat they will will By abiy MERICAN BRANDY, PUT UP IN BEAUTIFUL New York, to'al gallons. pes: Bin, New England rum, United States, total, one fourth. | New York, excess of one-forrth. IY, ‘That corsiderably more than two-thirds of all the ho product need exclusively. tn frewed Iijuore—is grown in the siac ct New York. ive the number of pound Latte Btnies, hope....... intend here to dis: igaverument {rom ita legitiantte ob which are foreign to words concerning the nck ms of 16, My packages ot, Mend % Great {phusements y cash ee vn genta for the distttiers, tio assay And RANDTES, Php nahg be AND ae FOREIGN: wines, Jamaica rum, Rocha bay ® “ and of her al) Towent’ possible price, UNDERIIL Hroome street, corner Oroshy, near Bei 1QUOR DEALERS —10 TUNCHEONS STEWARI'S 11 celebrated Patsiey hort yey years old, for wale, from CINSLAs, 93 Beaver sirget. ELEBRATED BAST INDIA The mecting throi enthusiasm and une Well 10 give use, cell State Politics. OUR LONG ISLAND CORRESPONDENCE. Parcnooer, Oct. 81, 1855. Anti-Maine Law Meeting in Suffol: County. Pursuant to notice, a meoting of the inbabitants of this village was heli this day at the jouse of George 3. Ray- nor, for the purpose of giving an expression of opinion, and Giscuseing the Maine law, laét evening. Mr. George W. Tharber calle’ the meeting to order, nd in a few remarks gave the objects for which they Lad convened, and nominated George ¥. Inane Homan, of Sayville, and George tchogue, were duly chosen Secretaries. Abraham W. Floyd, Keq., of Setauket, was then tatro dueed to the andien t three-quarters of an hour in # most forcible man- nor against the present liquor law. He commenced by stating that he appeared here upon broad priaciples, and thanked God be had no sxe to grind. The speaker re. viewed the waole career of the temperanes party, from the time of (ho passage of the odious law of 1845, m it a misdemeanor to rell Hquor on one aide of @ certain or imaginary Mne ; and also making it legal and correct © co the same thing ou the other side of waid line, He followed from that law up to the present one called denouncing the prineiple such low, and delivered one of the movt scath United Btates—a i London aod 1 ‘ub nality and at the — we (1 course we speak of An all the other States, 11 {a thos nuthentlenily demonstrated ‘hat whl tban one tonrth of the wholeasle price wnd profit, agrienita: and manufacturing, of ali the American Nyaors v'értak in the United Sta’es flow. into the Stale of New a considerable additton, for the spectal benest of our agric turists, ariaing from thelr a twred Into liquors in ober may a aurplus upon. ihe produc steadily ratead ta tne What the amount of this in- pial and (hese profits inay be we have no statistioa ut a8 ft mast bein direct jon to v warehouse. A) jess to have at ws wily of | vgn Sayed for the love of coercion, They e Pe 2! sioament of which the eysiem of prohibfiton or eoerclon or an instrament, Srrameni fal of nce: mp a qiesvon inore profoundly, oe wou'd reject the instrumen if 4 Wer 6 productive of avis wie that would be darives bmn aun ge fo pale ale, ina and quaris; He te Gelivered ii the ck: om'the ola wine vault How the tn ix purpose i ought. 9. bs mind would exafa ne. the State for \s own manufacture. Bellport, Chairmay W. Thorber, of “ively, aebleved to doem it, in the con. In maguituds any bene the peeuienioonts te to betas themselves to any FUT compartaon of ovils and benetiix. sehew oem hat the they ‘dey ugh, aa senaibic men, io abandon t, sat this “ogclasion, 1b is « Ot biscre and ey WHOLESALE Yor AND LIQUOR DEALERS. - Bow and cone oll Bt Croix rum; peach, cher: apple, and ras} very rey prandies Holiand kU EWANGER, 0S Maiden lane. idem language of the Tribune, “perte that the who cts imds sore Must be enormons.’? that our teetotal Ho «poke for We can only hope to by Mr. Thurber. ir favorive measures must fail of producing | Ti convinved o° this, In order to arrive y ecranar wo recur to the tachinas ¢ fopndation lows thar is extabia fee. particular theories o* morality, of o, have Rae Ee on thiled, or Bx eiuedaden ot truth. Ibs mareely nese 4 ilius'rallon of this pos! ion. ‘pen es miedo every careful ett is tbe ally Of coercion, and wi coertionisin, wer» i to i woud but up this immense rouren of wealth and prosperity 16 ‘ew York, and transfer {is coplous tide for the benesi of the farmers, brewers and ‘isiiiers of Grea Briain, Franoe and Holland. ‘That the; chain down the American yf Over sincerely people—of all others inthe worl? ~by Weru (yranrous laws, imposing dungeoas, fines and cowtise, Hons, 8 10 prevent iheir jenaioes Leverages whlch, JERALD FILES FOR SALP—FOR 1955-4 AND 1 0 date, bound {n four volumes. Apply to B, BEL! fever, No. 102 Namen street, corner Ann, room No mh losophy, or. of Feil aking of these agr common with all taaatkinds they atleast tad tt impossible to Of their utmost point of sue agricalture’ and aanuinc- ign couutries—in_exem- grea! doctrine of American ‘ever, of the Stas of New York, wi Sengt, Whatever may be the Trivimoe's estimate of their in: telligence will have common sense enough to SPAKE TO GRIN.—LOOK OUT FOR YF LAME. — Pome it Vik Es AND IIS DINAH Fully illustrated with twenty (our origial eomis cuts, new York Picayune. publlsned on saturday, Bold -_UMice | Mm New wan str ect, © RION—A_NEW WEEKLY JOURNAL OF Tieerainite salenos aad ort, The érvt nnanher now rend, hadot the news agents and at the office, No. 113 ‘Tbe practical result, therefore turing profits of the i Thtor irdeto for murrty, fab continued to flourish aod row, ‘were broiled by Nero and roasted b: tians oven Ay awe 40 the catacombs ey aes from the perse ble bill, ever heard legivlature that pasred this abemina ee He then paid he In about halfan hour after the alarm was fir the roof fell im, and soon afters portion of the wi with & tremendous crash mill, the toachiner or sixteen bal wind blowing © » flames toward the 5 clone to the railroad track, sad in whieh ther 92,000 or %%,000 worth of ertte wore oblige! to A few who were in the first ntories éxcaped by the stalrway, of those in the second tory also saved themselves by ip Connectiont, ander the (ollowing ctreumstamees plaintif’s comptatn thet they had deposited la the uonaticut, which te about to wall fae bois of grain. valued at 69,000; that ave, wince then, overloaded thelr vessel to euch an unseaworthy state, that the umderwriters re. fuse to tneure het or her cargo. ‘The plaintifls also coutend £0 to sea in ber ot soriaice © Piaintifte’ earge, defendante’ ahip ( the defendant that if the sir condition, with valued at $200,000—the safrty aa well a the lives of the passengers, would be endan gored, 4 temporary injunction had cause why it shoult The entire contents of the and some filteon the market, wore is permitted t , stock on hand, ro great « quanti vot, ready for article was saved from the from the southwest, drove rehouse, which was be wiade perpetual Theatres and Exhibitions, in bales, and a quantity In a few moments thi and its contents destroyed. ‘The sill was etnplo: for the Southern ma It seems almost incredible that from fifty to seventy pareome should Jemp from the third vutiding, on the hard ground and two others fatal Many of thow wh walking about in the afternoon. come them without even a limp. ‘The list of the killed am! nied is an follows im Killed Marla Carter, aged 18 or 17, and the only Ame riean git) at work im ‘the mill sister-in-law. 1d be killed such was the case, building were hor clothes caught fire giound—ber hy \ taken to her boarding b “Injured.—Mary Morphy j 1 probably aot reaver Patrick MeLermoti, iree oF other, why 0’ roviawinle we inequiably incur ite once its burdens by seadlng those PROMIBIVION COURTESY rohihition courtesy we yuote the Col Aibany Probibitiont is ree who drigk beer,’ ssid Dr. Johnson, Jad hear who drink chempagne or brandy, write efmpagne ge —— Make champagne bnd brandy *harKes w fi onounce champagre and brandy judgmenta remarked, aa @ clrcumstince Pregnant wid all the diatins = ge Jaw yersand he New York po who a heeneehf 6 ioral abana, But solemn and ae eieeeke thie Holy Writ. Hoarke nonce inapired sialon as recorded in the éth “Kine drink wine; K andl forser the aw ond ated.’ more she Mteral confirmation of tiosoph ¥ ot the Bible fn the case of the decision w for the prevention of intemy teen 7 ne Supreme Court of the converts, mies ‘he mild and beri ihe good “oll county of Suffolk.” Eavoer| Sr hed supposed that other speakers than himeel! were to Lave entertained this a ia per oops font Pee TR RLES B. RODE, Publisher profia 0 foreign ants? ‘one of them, the » ni had written the coker a letter which he might read to this mecting, be Aience ree) ueste! ppg aid continued erles of fpeaker nere read a ioiter from Judgo Rows, bitterly op mang the present diquor le manner so peeuliar t the Th Joux A. Suan, thew introdvced to the meeting. audience on the conaiitutional rights of the people of this glorious federal eompaet Captain Roane iow, of this village, mate a few happy humorous remarks, Ri nd epoke upon the great principles acw ie e the attention of the Amer | = REWARD STOLEN FROM NO. lyn, on the Dith inst. Peninion maker, No. i, loeket, and a large gold koy aan yydelivering the bore to. Mex. Sar: Ercokiyn, of Me. MC: read the said Ie Koad, read, read) Forteos tp Epgiane ing that, roubitionis's areastempting in America It ts trus toat thore dsflerenice of iorm between the two, but the They both endeavor to compel ng tocertain amoral heories which oF the community, Inout {n thet plata “and fore meaning. that of have published opinions ey {fom intoxicating drinks, circumstance ts, it ws only a. enteated thousands of aratn jo the wonde of in of wk Ogden, % Beekman’ st ee a ay will receive the above reward, and uo quoswens liabi +0f \t ing to convince them of the truth of those Sboweds also, tbat the clr wase tailuze in Raglawd, aad mead © renction w He ph oe sae) exaggerated all the evlia In more recent it we * of the nam principle bye. Koras id Yo ervel Bid taet wilted Ca rey eal Increase. vad To Brox fats in tho Spbabiiaa: of the empire. | Man fo prevent tho tt people, Sod the August soverr: REWAND.—LO8ST, *) form of a eressent). on a ft at Z11 10th street REWARD.—108T, Prosdway, ‘one gold waich le, aud the nambers 73, or 7 baskat style, a 10 Nass sire et, room DIAMOND FIN, GN THY The above reward will be paid have seen exeupl 4 y Knows that wine |s J Prodtists of ie eineye rd the Persian and Turk! ih fol too, that every effort of tae the ‘probibiuon, by legal enact . marked I iy oe Tare government fro 25 the natare of the ine ye Bes stall 0 attend & democratic meeting, tat be had expert “Begg that he was govern nena, Ike netion of (he Ficntee weet REWY RD —LOsT, cont tn viemity of Greenwich nreane aod the Seronr Jualein! district wy Scbild'e nepkince, made of very large, sized red. rors! Wad time the case was arg ‘The finder w held in Ponghkeepsies One of the.) ‘ndgen ‘bad ‘bie boule of gor by him every day at (he tabje.’ “The coromenta of the fame paper. in this connection, we mont heartily endorse a8 not more forcible than Jens fone “cis K aoy wonder tbat an “opinion’ te iijnor nellers send forth be bails dup the rum, sirsde on eto a perfect pro of a berel—opess Ra verp meas” under ‘which @ casein wi docinions Pear Hicomam bs Peerher tor being Ye + ont Kind of whige, and then taking part's a meting | whiet he theught dein’) persecution, aod made dim wy inio public detent, bul mt otal ting Gna ot pera ent, Lut thas Yi he uso of cotem are per ie government exeried ttaell Lo sapprena the babii, er pensities 8 imposed tte ame Celeatialegmoked aad chewed, nd examine the elfets of the \y in’ three Nines whore {t has bean 4 the same reals, i eibre the law was born, It is about ter find Its grace. A trial of five years has conv Wee nw is uot “only oppressiva and aw yd not and cannot REWARD. Wat, SUPPOSED 18 HRN! gera, Monroe, Cherry or Pear! wrens a, eonareh Woe commen of fase id for thelr return a WRAVELLERS GUIDE. ANY.—PASSAGR TWh aad berth, sevent wg tions, with three thes three for Fewving Bow ; fret publle ent) Maine law meeting ever nae in the county of Saflolk. stain Ta rated Tn the State at yall Kory ew ie ‘athe. var bat re ee nameless enough to iki? PARE FoR al cents; {ni state room St; ow will leave ihe north Wednestay aod Pride y phe Xs ay Tepubliean, but that it ve the ohjests witch f purports, to hn Taw may way what they’ plonsn, @ ‘unconaututions. nd here is a point for temperence people ‘o bring hom em. leet men who are * fortmight have been ver ot the coming elect the courts from the senoh of regard God, humans evening lasive of steamboats, har een 14). ¥ ‘©: bares, 10 beige, and 10 sehorn larger clase have as “ raue ofthe wery Saat both fo repoct te ewpmcity sad that bawe ever come to the port very large wumber of lake sebooners bare Sew Parla, O Pioaguae, On. 2 aad al he best =f La 0 wt I. o on heized to anh & qnant- Wo ~ hips, (6 hi ‘Sot eae and bots Now we’ cxnn ses the ohjert of ae veesely of ©) BUALIARD TABL® bem MAD ac tare—Bave been | ite zi 14) Degeiwey.eorver Prise Hevbtee then, % vallling wae conxutned = Te night Je ant apart far the teats Dopuine Ireb comedian, Me: iarwey Wi en provided are Babes) iriabean,” whlch Mr. apd Mee B. © to be exowded ‘in making heavy cotton goods , and wae making some 2.400 The lone te Cxtinated at from $60,000 to $40,000, on which there wae tome $90,000 (oxarance at offices tn Hartford and Providence * and Wittlasns wil pyaar. Miser of Shared awoval for this evening. Tun drace entitied ” Hel derided bit, sad very deer ver.) wo, for ie placed wpom en ia & Very wu od fourth tori cn 'e (0 porweain Amitiiay Rees 8Cy gopilne pieces ome amped from the ‘Man of Many Provan ‘Rocret,” the casi af Caplin of the Mrs, Carter was in the lower Morya moment before the alarm wae given. The flames mtaire to the third story urged to Jap from the A moment after mi che was son her hair io @ Vlas. @, and lived bu atthe Atbenw um Wetneetay evening ed her ap th programe tow Gg lowe nek brake and fret bly ia st dlalocated and injured aww : an ow rine Lanne Jumped trem the tyarth story. Mas cata ig one PE | rw tack sald ck, badly bart Jumped Kennedy, lightly injure Mary Melsride. Margaret Murphy, all slightly injared James Moties, & Scotchman, (belong: Lower Mille, where be has a family,) bad bie ) two of three places, Lew! proclamation requesting the and bar roome from the fourth «ory ; recovery doubt iy lifted op ve & Necuge. Laie View, lee shore od teremnmted in © calle divtnat. This curione many Caen expecially io Where the view was anim evil ening ane parts of the — mirage M gener 4 for phabiewer bically ~ pow weding from the vartaen meeting sieata of ctawmphere to theeye of the me the head an’ arm. Jownna Purcell and Joho In Dorcherter sud ‘wae viherwine badly # refracted cmt Ln AiMherent demat spectator objects. Jen by intervening bigihis wt: <r Many repens iow “News by the Mav Kowrmny ov tHe * qwipymeut and © nn ths of Stale, we D the atrom New York coulente were Macervarcd Seal & creek nar Lisetows, Adel was loo tment have advices of the taxrebing «© fogiment of eawall Jebneon, from J yéne Rerracks, for Tere They proceed via Fort Gfteon, Waal ita, and Belknay The United States have just recovered x betwen 614,008 and 000, the port of Detroit, adygialiretin. The suit bad been pemiing ome Lew ‘The Clremtt Court for Campbell county, Va. has jor ee eeu cai kes The (efemdante 0 evvemmty Count gave Siam Soreee conte the - ch Onibert, haa rows evening THI cweumetamee int to bie Hie wae oreriaken umd comiucted tack to Selene oy Fg afler 88 + Memine tue le wee commmittet for we of Tl 6 wath, The feramgh my 1 * om Michigan, umber te inne ss, on eich plata Ted, some aoe = by Woing apeet SOD Sages ges ty be plaka