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can tell you be has nosympathies with the coun,
try; his ~ pxthies with the Office holders, and
hence he has said the people expect too much from
the government. What was your government made
for bat 20 serve the peoplel What is your highest
Off but trust held bat for the benefit Of the peo-
pie and not the property OF oiiee holders MIR Van
Buren, has b. en- too long in Office; give him resting
spell; send him back TO Undertook, and let him
learn in the school Of the people, where General
Harrison has learned his democracy. He then re-
viewed Gene raj Harrson's military career and pro-
claimed him ,ecosd Washington; again dwelt on
Mr. Van Buren's spurious profes sons OF democracy,
told an amusing story OF Sir John Alters silk stock
ines, which were often darned with worsied that
not particle of the original matter remained; on
this Transformation question arose whether they
were the same identical stockings they were orr
ginally ana a college of metaphy sicians was called
in TO solve the difficulty, and they settled the point
in TIE aft rmative. This he gave an illustration
of Mr.. Van Bureaus democracy.
He then thanked his audience for their indulgent
attention with which they had favored him that
evening congratulated them the prospect from
every part of the country Of glorious victory in
November, and asked them whether he should not
wings of the wind, that the State of New York was
New York still. Uond cries of ''yes.) Recol-
lect he said in conclusion, the glory Of your revo-
lutionary victories, remember that you have stu a
Saratoga within your sacred limits, for domestic
enemy for foreign foe and Il you will permit me
10 carry to Virginia glorious news from New York,
will pledge myself for her Internationally. She
has not forgotten the traditions of her revolutionary
history, and you have Saratoga, she has York
town fer her enemies, either foreign or domestic
Tremendous cheering followed the close of his
address, which terminated at % mautes to six
o'clock, having occupied three hours and thirty
minutes.
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steam outdone--FiyIng tsrough the mid
Heaven.

Sorfcr-Thc fsctthst am the suihor Of and engaged
in Ecng ny project which has FOR ts object the trans
portston ms. through the air BY land and sea,
the speed Of 100 ai,s hour, having receny become
matter public notoriey in this community, and seeing
that there great of corres Information 10 regard
70 the mode ard by which seek 20 accomplish
object extraordinary in itscf. and which 10 sugh
such ncsculsble adv aHtsges " practicable, TO man
Kind large, propose to deliver series Of lectures
the subject In this city, IN order 10 disahuss the public
mind ne plan of my invention, that II may be frly
investigated scrutnzed and judged Of according 10 its
merits and with a further view, also. 10 matters OF
vital Importance 70 its speedy accomplishment
I an ~ some suppose. sdeuded esthusiss let those
Who think and no doubt the practcsbility OF aerial
navigation and hear and they shall have On
opportunity oftesss my delusion, BY susmittins either
orsv writing all II cir objections to say part or the
whole OF ny plan. Add Do sst svsrtsrn every such
objection and demonstrate hesreticslly the rractcsbli
y Of nv plan then let all The world laugh at ssd derde
ne for ny folly. ..
OF York In behslf off project rhich only reqsires
fair and rars hearing to establish in the confidence
Of all tho lovers Of the Ars and Sciences and, BY their
patronage Oh ell soon be able TO make II as sssfu az Ia
srest. 49,
The frst lecture will be commenced as soon as ar
rangsrnents can be made as TO the room &c.
New York. 1910. X q. D,vfDso,.
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MONEY MARKET.


The foreign has produced but little variation in
commercial matters. Money affairs here more
dependent upon which progressi ng in this
country than upon the present state OF European affairs
The event of war, which probable will in
deed produce great changes in the of the Uni
ted States Independent ofthis the of Europe
good, and the consumption of cotton in England
precedontedly large For the restoration of American
credit the eyes Of Europe directed to the proceedings
Of delinquent and broken banks this sides consequently,
il is acts home, in the six months that
look for improvement in the value of
rites in London late English paper states that there
disposition to buy L. $. Bank stock a, elt 5s
The Stock market to-day more buoyant. U. s. Bank
improved !. Delaware and Hudson :, Farmers Trust 4,
Harlem !, stcnington /.
The increasing business OF the last few weeks has ga-
dr.y absorbed portion Of TIE idle capital which has
been nfoai md money is therefore not quite plenty,
bu. Il C IA still be had very easy terms.
new Kind Of shinpser has been got up within few
days The Gouowing is cory
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Police Office.

Der. 5-Ma,ryirg in Haste.-A few weeks
since supplemented, hali-witted, Woodworking
fellow, named Albert Merchant residing at Albany,
conceived himself old enough to get married, and
wise enough to take of wife when he got one.
He married, and the lady of his love told him long
story of her high connections and ricn relation in
the old country, who would gladly provide for them
both if they were TO pay them visit, and, among
other visionary schemes, she fully induced him to
believe that as his name was Albert, he would get
fat Office from Queen Victoria. who, the lady said,
Lad vowed a VOW to provide for the Alberts that
might within her dominions. "Aiy Albert
was at length won over, and the happy pair started
from Albany with $3.50 in their pockets to pay their
passage with TO Europe. On board the boat
cousin of the lady's, who paid her certain delicate
attentions which 'Ey Albert diI not like, but which
the lady was nothing 10 h to receive Arrived in
New York, they all put up at The same house. and
i being full, they had to sleep in the same room with
three other couples, aud, it being late before they
retired "my Albert slept as sound as a top, and,
when he awoke, 10! his loving wife had bolted, and
taken her cousin and the $3.50 with her. "My AL
bert" applied to Smith, the officer, and he arrested
the lady's cousip and put him IN the Tombs but he
refused to reveal the whereabout Of the lady, TO
tell what she had done with the $3.50 "My Al
bert is inconsolabe for the loss Of the dollars but
as for the lady he is still non est inrentus.
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TUESDAY. OCT. 9th.
First Rreerevcn o'cock-swcepsia axes for wears old
Two mile Heats, Entrance $500. Forfeit 500
sUnsCEHnEFs.
1. T. II. Vanma,er names b. f. "Nannie," by Trustee,
dam Miss Matte
.. ALDO. G Nv Trustee dam Charlotte Pace
VIM Jones gr FiectioO', by Barefoot, Of the dam
of Trcasurer
Second Re.e Sweepstakes Cor years oid-Mile Heats
Entrance sloo-forieit SIS.
sUuscrirERs.
/. Daniel Abbott Names 81 ~Dso-nrb by Trustee, dam
=. A. conoyer p.mes eli c. BY Trustee, dam Celeste.
u. W. Jones, SMsridisn" by Barefoot Of Bal
l. Daniel Il Ellis, CHI "RosOlinas, Jrv by Trustee,
dam b. Oscar.
7I-S Raes--Pcrse 500. Two Mile Heats
Enhi,s.
l. III. yanns,er, CHI h. by Eclipse, ys oil.
:. Reef l. Stevens, Gu; 6. by Trustee yss1
,. !. smith, CHI. by Gohanna, iys old.
4. =. Laird, br. IN Alweda, ys.old
Fowih Racs-Purse 5000 -Four Nils Heats
Enfrtss.
l. g. Laird, Mariner, by shah, 4ys. old.
T. H. ysnmatgr. Prospect. 10y Mon. Eclipse Is. old
Fy,n Raes-Pur.e stoo. Three Mile Heats.
Entrss.
Lib vanmaier, Peter Pndsr, { Va. old
q Robt L. Stevens, "Sylphidc," b. EmLus. IS. old
3. $. Laird. John H. by Henry
For the Srih Roc. advertised, being swecrs,skes Of
Two Mile Heats for oafsol, Entrance sl0O forfeit $50
on letter f.resc from one OF the subsc ribcrs 70 this
Wednesday, being entirely under the control Of the sub
scribefs
the south Very sell Gate and ssnd Tickets TO avoid
detention ~ the Course.
Gentlemen introduced by Member, cen have ell the
privileges 81 the day. by paying s. snd those rayisg At
the Oate will have the amount paid refunded
Members badges furnished at the Pavilion.
Nemters visiting the course with Ladies, are informed
sway will be opened through Ar. Dranchs 10, for their
Iir. coasr, Of the Washington noisi will furnish re-
.thc Races " IN continue throughout the day the cars
will run every half hour, and give every r.c,y.
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10 the Court Of Kings Bench, this day, the Grand
Jury brought in true bill agains. Josephine ID E.ti-
msnvil!e, widow Of the late Achille. Tachc, Esq.
for attempt; to poison the said Achi!le Tachf Mr..
Primrose, who is acting for the Crown, moved the
process of the Court against Mrs T. and the forfeit
turs OF her reeegnizances for default in appearing
when her called
Mrs Tache has since given bail to appear AMI
take her trial at the next term, the offence allie ged
being only a misdemcanour. We have leard that
the only witness examined was the servant woman
who is said have administered the poison and has
been detained in the Quebec goal for about two
years.
This Mrs Tacho was the paramount If DIR. Holmes.
who, at her inst'eaon, - supposed snbscque ntly
committed the murder OF her husband, which she at
tempted, bat failed to accomplsh-Q Quebec Mercury,
Seat
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MoNTsvIDso, AUGUST IL, $40
Bssiaess hare is rather dull at present. An kinds
If Produce 10 high, Hides on board eost ID cents,
Hair IL cents, Wool nose, sheep-skins scarce Hcvse
hides 81 Is to 81 81. Flour esmmands sI7 currency
els ~ Spanish.
Az for political news, ther. 10 no dependence 10 be
placed in any thing you see in our papers The fact
~ that Gen Lavsla has got beat BY Ges. EehssEus.
~he now has an undisputed command Of Entire Rios,
esnssqsently the Frensh have laid on the blockade
again. to Estre Rios ssd Cerrietes, which had been
removed TO favor Lsvslls in his operations. Tn.
blockade Of Bresos Ayres still continues. Bat
,hisk IL will be Cd ON the first Of Deeemper, by
treaty.
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[Yrcr, n. Bg.to, Mrrsi.s Head. s.r,. %, iss

Wrcr ~. Hcstos Mr-nug iiefad, '.r' 70 isA
H1-THE FOLLOWING Letter was received BY mail
fo-s sdevsr gives smother evidence Of IN. great skill
OF Dr. l.. rardn Of this city, and checuly give il,
publicity, for the benefit OF millions suffering FRO on
the rsvasss Of this issidious tisesss
Mr.. Ed.cr1 have been for nssy yesr o sufferer from
the rsvages OF scrcfvls which Of last exhibited all the
thssessx symptoms Of eossanrion the general mutt
hy Of ell bl>d al Efforts nendsd awakened my
quiry az 10 the Hundreds Of methods Of cure 10 most u
which bod reccvrse without receiving bsss6t scei-
dss.ly noiicei the card Of Dr Gsrdin in your psper
SD YES nduce 70 pat under his csrs BY this time
~ aid found resf and restored 10 cerfcct T:ss
ofhslth; in gratitude for his asnsritan essrtisss mako
this ack nos ed grent. Yosrs hc. JAnss Nsvsll, An
dover, MAJ DR. 1 oIRARDIN cas be eonsuhed n Lag
Ash. French and German q, his once, No Division o.
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These things got up BY one Moream, end another in
divdua called Whitney We viii give history OF the
affair here after
Anong the attempts Of the whg press to throw unde
served discredt upon the government psper the recent
report originating with the Express newspaper, was the
mos lacfaced piece Of manufacture. The design
no doubt II possible cbarrpss the government by Great.
nz dstrus OF the notes at time who's the issues
Increasing From the Globe appears that the same mis-
statement appeared In the correspondence Of the National
nsgencer-the writer being the editor Of tbs Express.
The editors Of the National ntegencer wrote to him for
his authority and referred 10 Mr.. Newbod, Of the
Bank Of America That gentleman, tsing applied TO,
expressed great SURPRISE having heard OF
a rumour bciore.
In the great rage for Improvements whsh took place
subsequent year 1884, very many Of the principal CT
ties OF the Uaion followed the example set thsu by the
States sn contracted heavy debts which weigh hoa-
vily upon them. The ,owing he report Of the May
Of Chsfiston In relation the deb; Of that city and the
current receipts and expenditures The following is
,..-x ~ she CITY aolt
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FtsE AND Loss OF LIFE.-On Saturday night,
several buildings situated Main street, Lock port,
adjoining the store Of Mr.. Lyman Spaulding, were
destroyed by fire. On the same evening, lock
tender fell into the canal at that place, and broke
his back. He survived but a few minutes.
A man BY tn. name Of McCartv, a resident Of O.
bourg, and nephew Of VIM. McCarty, late a mcr-
chant Of Rochester, fell overheard from the steamer
Gore, while lying at the Carthage dock, on Friday
evening and was drowned.
Mcleod who was arrested at Lockport, charged
with participation in the burning Of the Caroline,
has be en- examined, and released the ground that
he was not the individual implicated. - From the
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser.
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NEW YORK HERALD
New tork, Tuesday, October 8, 1870.


Phiiade ipiia, Pena-GEo. Il. ZIEBER, corner
Baltimore, Md -WM. TAYLOR, II North. street,
near the Post Office.
Neio Orleans, La.--JonN F. GUMS s. Co, Mer-
chants Exchange, next door I the Post Office
st Louis, MR.. j. WOODWARD.
Mobile, ala JONI F. CURSs & Co.
Cincinnati, DC. ToBEy.
Troy, ". Y-LEvI WILLARD, River street
Albany, " Y. j. s BARBER, corner OF State
and n Market, under the Museum.
P0ugikespsie, ". Y.--LEyI SMITH.
Nescark " J-JoHN SUNDERLAND.
-Vec Bguns,cick ". Nv Liam SOLOMON
EIiza6ethfotcn, " j. SAMUEL CRANE.
Paterson, NJ J-MArTHEw DouGHKRry.
Boston, Mass-GEo. w. REppISG, No. s State
street, north side of the City Hall.
Nsto Hqren, Coan.-D. c. MITCHELL.
Hartford. Comb. L. MIrcHsIL.
Providence, X. L-JoHS GREEN.
Norsoich, Coan.-JoHS BATES.
Utica, ". W. b. LoAK.
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wHIs Noxf-ArioSs.-Ws unders'and that Joe
Hoxie, J. y. Reynolds, Rsvo G. Hssec, ssd various
other persons connected With The Wall street cqus.,
moving heaven and earth TO procure nsmiaaiisus
at the next elsciion-some for enc Office, so-o for
another. Htss Wings wish 60 throw suay the city,
they do with the greatest ease in the world.
There 10 a renosat Of 5000 Independent men in New
York that ~ir no; ssbait 10 tie dietaiioB Of the
Wall street stock -jobbers.
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we give The shove for the purpose of exhibiting q,
ye almost IN. itJn Of the Corn trade in Great Bri
tain This at this when there is probability Of
war between France and Engsnd. AMI perhsrss general
war throughout Europe. 10 important % dealers
sho TO them what She prospects III be in the event Of
hostics, and how far they can profit thereby. And
shows ~ them well every else the extent to
which England had depended upon foreign nations Zoe
food for the last three years
Az Great Britain does produce enough for her pco
pie and dependent somewhat on foreign coun,res-and
ns the Of war her supplies from the continent
would likely be cut of she Of would look to Am4-
rca for food France did during the Preach Revolution
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SlOI,s7o
74,7lI
Total expenditures,
Deduct receipts,
27,I59
To be provided for

To be provided for, 27,ls9
From this return appears that without the interest due
the money borrowed the ofthe City would meet
its expenditures This fact is the best commentary tho
policy of creating loans To meet the deficiency, the
Mayor recommends borrowing $4,000 of the Banks until
the taxes are received
The following resolutions passed after the receipt
ofthe report -
Resoed That il is expedient to repeal much Of the
Ordinance of 22i November 1887, auhorises the Issue
of the balance of per cent stock, created by said Ord
and that the 9th section at said Ordinance which
apropriates all the monies bonds derived from sales of
property &C. for Sinking Fund for said Stock, is also re-
fifteen undred dollars be made, Sinking Fund.- for the
redemption of the Stock, which has been hitherto issued
under said Ordinance That this provision for Sinking
Fund relate back to the date Of the Ordinance and that tho
be provided for out OF the Bonds held by the City,
now directed to be transferred TO the Commissioners Of The
RESOLVED, That the S. W. r. r. Bank Stock of the L. c.
c. Rail Road Company and Bank, held by the City, he
transferred to the Commissioners OF the Sinking Funds to
be held by them for the following purposes First TO
cure to the Shaking Funds OF per cents OF 1888 and the
ty LAID Company for lot sod-and secondly, subject to
the above in part of the Sinking Fund of per cents of
1898 issued a loan to the Louisville, Cincinnati and
Charleston Rail Road Company.
Resoiued That much of the Bonds held by the
CITY for property sold mot otherwise specifically appro
prated shall amount to the sums due the several Sinking
Funds shall be placed at the disposal of the Commission
e, of Sinking Fund, to be by them held in place Of
and satisfaction for the several annual appropriations pro-
vded for under the City Ordinances but which, appears
the Mayor report nave not Deen IL DelnS
dersood that the city guarantees to the Sinking Funds the
solvency of the Bonds
Resored That appearing from the Mayors report that
there remains unsod OF the per cents OF 1882 the Of
SI7o20 which certificate of $4,000 has at this
meeting directed be issued to Thomas Gadsden for
Lands purchased from it, the balance thereof shall be-
disposed of by the Mayor and City Treasurer to provide
for the current expenses OF the city
Resolrea That the Mayor he authorised to negotiate
loan loans of money in such terms he required
meet the expenses of the city, up to the 18th Of
February nexhe whole amount to be borrowed not to
exceed thirty thousand dollars and to be repaid be-
fore the LIST of jane next.
Almost all the cities Of the Union contracted similar
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Cattle Market.

An immense nun ber of cattle were In market o-sny~-
more than twelve huadred bceves three thousand skecp
and larahs, naa atout ffty aud calves
Bocvcs declined lrls Prices therefor ranged from
90 50 to o., average 50 ~ ycr hundred wsirht
The ,hecp sold from 81 - 10 81 co. and the lambs from
ti TO 80 q head.
sale. Of cows sAi calves msc at SIS 20 ss each.
This shows decline
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06

TnE GREAr WEs1 ERIN Captain Hosken-Several
gentlemen Of this city, who came passengers in the
Great Western, on her last voyage, speak in high
terms OF commentator concerning the excellence OF
this vessel They were particularly pleased with
her qualities sea-boat In all kinds Of weather,
and they express the utmost qualification at the ad
mirable accommodations for The comfort of passsn.
gers, which have been provided en- scale Of iber-
atty and elegance unsurpassed The urbanity Of
Capt Hosken, the polite attention to his guests the
cry duty pertaining to his station Constitute theme
Of praise sincere as il is doubt well merited
1t deserves to be mentioned to The credit Ct Capt
Hosken, that when death occurred on board the
vessel during her last trip the body was carefully
preserved and brought TO New York, 10 be restored
to the friends and Athlete relatives of the deceased
A letter from him to the bereaved widow gave her
the consolation, though holy, Of knowing that
every attention which kind regard and medical skill
could af1rd rendered to soothe the final suffer
ings Of The lamented gentleman whose last moments
thus fated 10 be spent ON the wide ocea,-Bai-
imoTe 1D,erican, Oct. 5.
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Religious Intelligence.
Who dug his grave?
] says the owl,
With nv spale and shovel.

THE BERREws.-It must not be forgotten that
on wednesday (to-morrow) will be observed by the
Hebrews in tins city, end throughout the world, the
great Gtonemenf fast called in Hebrew yom hakkir-
purim. II viii be very solemn and imposing az
iur. In the Crosby street synagogue, the services
will be conducted by the two brotherr, Rev. Messrs.
Lyons. These gentlemen have brilliant cantiIatins
powers, and are devout Jews. The ladies, who
have the most enlarged souls (Aben Ezra to the
trary, Notwithstanding, will appear in their mos,
splendid attire The German Jews in Elm aud
Henry streets, usually put on the habilimer,s in
which they clad after death, called in Hebrew
tachretin, & shrouds Service begins at o'cIoc K
A NJ, and continues until about7 o'clock p. NJ. Our
hearts desire and prayer to God is that all hearts
may be soiemnized, and made meet for heaven on
That great t-on fast. The following Is our opinion
with esard to sacrifices at the present day As the
jews have temple or altar, there need be other
expiration made for sin than rep ,ntance only. As
liberal men, we would deem it 10 imply mutability
in the Supreme, were we TO entertain any belief
that sincere repentance does require media.
tor, to render i, acceptable to the Almighty.
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CHsrs,N THr.rRr .-Rice's debut al thi. house
~a' hailed last night By as dense and merry an au-
dienee ever were crsmmed witba four walls
lie plays again tonight The bill is rich one,
ssd. thoss who were unable to get in last Bight win
thss have Al Opportunity.
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PARK rArEr.-Nctwi outstanding the vulgar
and insane attempts to get up an excitement against
the Woods, the announcement ~ Aubar's Opera Of
Fra Diavaio. drew splendid audience to the thea
tire again last night. We cannot compliment the
manager much upon the getting up, the perform
ance Of The opera, however, beyond the three prin
pal characters, Zeriise, Marquis, aud Lord Alclsh
Mrs. Wood sang On yondsr rock reclining" with
exquisite taste and SKILL bat she wa not so success,
FOL in the bed room scene, and in that particular her
acting was by mean, equal to what we rcmem . r
of Miss sairren. Wood was superb as the Bri<aui
and in the b,raeols, " Have yos lady dear" drew
down the most enthusiastic applause, and an unan-
mons encore.
The last scene he also played well, AND sang .he
song Proudly and wide nv standard ne.," with
great effect. Bat the two brigsnds were, As Lord
AIleash would say, positively shocking" Mr.
Placids played Lord Aleash with his usual skill and
discrninaticu, AVID the rest very so so At the
fall sfthe earta'n they were called ont, and bouquets
thrown the STAGE, whilst the shouts Of applause
were as enthasiastie as at their debut.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06

ExiesArro~ Wssr.-Ths Great ysstsvp arrived
here last wedsesday, with sone two or three has
dred German engrssts, and large fright for this
place. This 10 the second load ef simiar eharac-
ter which this exeellest boat has discharged here
this season. Ste left Buffalo with upwards Of see
passengers - Mifcaptie Ssnfsaei, Sept y
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Total, four cities
SlJ.OSS.6,d

Since the pressure the market and the depreciation
Of property in which this amount Of property invest
city has pursued different policy to meet or eyade
therdifculties Mobile has shamefuy dishonored her.
SELF FIRST by falling her interest and recently when
her due and judgment obtained them,
she assigned her property To evade Charleston boows
of the banks Philadelphia offers deprecated paper to her
crcdtors and New York voted the unconditional sale Of
her real estate to meet her debts without borrowing
These modes of payment Characteristic of the times
and the several cities Much difficulty will yet be cp
renccd before the effects of individual state an corpora
ton extrav aganc il former years, eraticated.
snlaa M thu xfncE Erxchnnne