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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-15
STATE OF NEW YORk-in Cham

~ cery-Beforc the Vice Chancellor. John Brewer W.
Charles wadsworih and olher,-Maer'sS Sale, WV Camp
bell Solicitor
Pursuant 10 decreal order of this Court made in the
abo.eerteu cause will be sold at public auction undet
,he direction OF the subscriber OF the Masters OF said
Court by F. H. Ludlow, Auc,ioneer, the Merchants EI
change in the city New York. The 18th day OF Sep
temSer next, at u O'Clock at noon OF that Jay,
All those certain lots, pieces parcels OF ground, sltuatc
lying, and being the 18th Ward OF the city OF New York,
known and distinguished on Ger tain map entitled Map OF
Harlem Commons, made by Charles Clinton OF The Guy OF
Office OF the Register and ID. city and county OF
New York by the numbers 500 59 S 599 6at 6o5 SOS $685.
633 hetwpn god and g}i streets, and 9Th and
5i2 53 ST. $40 $50 553 5 56 574 575 $40 ST, 579 be-
tween 5h and 9Th avenues and 9st and 92d streets; 1856
493 1914 49, 408 5G0 SOL 5l5 SCI. go between Goth and
9st streets and 9TH and 9th avennceach oad lots being
about 100 feet in length each SIDE, by ahou Is feet IN
width appears by said map AMI being ae same propet
tv conveyed the said Wadsworh BY Isaac Adriance and
his wife by deed dated the 9Th day ol January, 1887
Dated New York, August %, 1912
JOHN A. SIDELL,
o,u,ds Master N ChanreTy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-15

NOTICE TO CARPtHT ERS.-Seal-
ed Proposals will be received AT The CIoln h9uea1e
0iicr No New civ Hall until September 18Th, at r
NJ 100 Hydrant Boxes be mace rom Foria ooad ea
Upiand Yellow Pine, inch and quarter uIGk' vi
.easoacd free from ssp and good rchaRinbe GUAM
" TO be feet long, foot ten Inches across ne
o foot the top, and The cover 70 o aae ~
bard wood The materials and worhmanbip 10 oe eqa"A
IN every respect 10 pattern OBJ seen II sald once.
BY order OF the Croton Aqaedcct CommIitee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-15

4 EECHES Leeches :! Leeches
es Just received aud Tor sale very reasonae wholesale ard
retail or carefully applied by WILLIAM WATSON, Che.
mist and PharuaceuSa, Apothecares Hail. s6 Catherine
street jyl53u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-15
OF THE EYER. K.

~ DlOSSY, Oph,haimic Surgeon, No 207 Broadway,
entrance in Futon-ree opposite 81 Pauls Church, at
tends Diseases the Eye and all the necessary opera
tons thereon Office hours from 10 O'Clock Having
completed his studies OF FIVE years with DR.. Elliott. 0cu
list and been subsequently engaged his assistant, r. X.
Disssv enabled undertake the treatment OF all diseases
affecting the organs Of yon Terms moderate and gradu-
ated 10 The nature ana extent OF the disease.
Permission is given to refer his late instructor and also
to ct the eminent Professors Of the Medical Fac
R-.Thr nnor treated gra,ui,ousy. aul9 I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-15

for Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster real curen for pains
weakness in the back breast any part OF The body
Itcan't beat, know -nelther SheruauS Ogris
Tooth be beat hardening the and sweetcning
the breath His warehouse is n O6 Nassau street. one door
above Ann Agents II East Broadway, 1873 Bowery, 20
Hudson SO William street. no ana 273 Broadway, and Ss
Enon strsei BROOKLYN. Be 10 gel ShermanS 81 Wv
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Der Ot COnNlCts VIII average "TUUI 81
DAVID l. SEYMOUR, igen,
sn ,sj State Prison, Mount Pleasant.


n OTICE is hereby gwen that proposals.
| will be received at the ,pectsr office IN TIE state
Prison, Mount Pleasant the second "Wednesday IN NO
yenbpr next nj II O'Clock in the forenoon for contract to
commence with so convicts tb fist o December en'cc
ing 10 be increased within year l5& for the term OF
fyeyears al making such kinds o. CHAINS, brought ia
bad screws sove and longs, sadsiery cutlery a0d oei
articles of hardware. +" of which The CHEF supply lor tae
consumption of the country imported from without Tue
United States" Convenient shop sooH AMI iuei WI os
furnished Whoever tshos the contract must ind iooiS aaa
fixtures and be subject the rules ahd regulations oil ins
Prison The payments be made monthly "i' CROFT
olt!lree months Satisfactory security will be required
DAVID l. SEYMOUR,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-15

September Sh, 1912 slv IN
~ The Albany Journal, Hudson Republican, Troy
Wing Oneida Wing, Rochester Democrat Buffalo Com
ercal and Brooklyn Star eacn Wee kyj viii please pub
lis u- above two month";, and sead bis above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-15
;aa Fop SALE OR EXCHANGED

InA FOR SALE OK ENCIhN' T. =
Farm at Shrewsbury, Honmaon IooH NJ
Ss,s are aoed two story dwelling house and kehs
barn wa gon house and o,er necesary
% D. Rsmk and abos. bali mile from the seahoaSs
Ending a; Red Bank The Land we'll fenced ..
with variety of fruit trees, and good order; ana ns 20
Sc every way desirable. TIE isrn viii be soia On ~
snnsslr terms or exchanged for pro1u properly 10
civ For particulars inquire % JAMES ca "Rnnj..,
ESD, ON the pfehAes'o' "a 80 sis Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-15

It EECHES, POISONS & CHEMI-
"a CALs.-Waran,ed Poisons for Flies, musguetoes,
Cckreaches Bedbugs Rats Ants and all specie. OF Vermn
inestng houses. Also, Fly Paper Travellers Comfort Sea
Perfection. ac-
LEECHES-Inported largest Swedish Leeches
CHEMICALS-Such Lunar Caustic Copaiva, Cap
Sues, Acids Logwood Extract and Dyers, Materials Spir
its OF Harshorne and Nre Ether Chloride of Loda iodEe,
dc. Daguerreoype Chemicals and Dentists Materials Pal
iadiun Cement, &c. z or sale by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-28
Thentricals. &c.

PARK.-The performances were for he benefit of
Billy Williams, and that deserving actor had a very
good house. London Assurance" was played -
Mrs. Hunt sustained the character of Lady Gay
Spanker in really very tolerabe manner, but this
actress has yet good deal TO learn and as much to
u'1earm The box and door keepers take their bene-
fit tonight, and as they deserve, we hope, they
will meet with ample patronage.
CHATHAM Mr. Forrest played Otheo with all
his accustomed truth and spirit. The house was
crammed. Miss Duff's Desdemona was quite a
creditable performance. Mr.. Forrest appears this
evening in Bulwer's much admired play of ''Riche-
lieu" This is of his most finished characters,
and one in which he has probably gained more
laurels than In any other of his numerous perform
ances. The present engagement of this great
tragedian, bids fair TO be the most brilliant and
successful that has ever greeted him In this
city. The audiences are emphaticaly dense, and
of the most fashionable and intelligent order
Hundreds are nightly compelled to leave the thea
tire, unable to procure admitance 1t must be truly
pleasing to the enerprising manager, to see the
hearty response of the public to his liberal efforts to
crafty their tastes.
NmLo's-M. BIey had an excellent House He
is first rate vionst-one of the very best, indeed
that has every drawn bow in this city. Mrs Loder
added greatly to the interest of the Concert. We
hope Mr.. Bley will soon repeat IT, but he must re-
duce the price of admission.
On Thursday next Mr.. Horn repeats his sacred
Cantata, which was SO enthusiastically received at
the Tabernacle.
NrBLos LAST WINTER CONCERT takes place to-
night. Mrs. Sutton and the Brahams appear, and
from the very great attractions offered, we have no
doubt that the saloon will be still more crowded than
on Monday night, although it was then well filed
This salosn is fitted up in magnificent style, and is
exceedingly comfortable. Its location is favorable to
the inhabitants OF the upper part Of the city. This
is Mr.. Braham's last appearance prior to his depar
ture tor Europe. aiDso tv ss.f.9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-28

90 This is age of wonders and that wonderful lit.
tie fellow, General Tom Thumb at the same time the
least and the greatest He is sublimely small The thou.
sands who have him. only increase the curiosity of
the thousands who have not and he will remain at the
American Museum during the week, to crafty it. There
will be the same admirable list of performances every az
ternoon and evening this week. drew such crowds from
morning till night yesterday and filed them with wonder
and delight Afternoon performances in the lecture room
commence at three O'Clock No person who has not seen
them form idea of the msgnifcence Of the Animal
ed Tableaux
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-28

UD- BEAUTIFUL TEETH-shermans Orris Tooth
raste IS the peasanes and best denrhce ever used DR.
rlott, the great ocust, of Broadway and War
rem street. and Dr. Castle one of our first dentists saw
unryailed for cleaning whitening the teeth keeping
siiein rom aching and decay hardens the gums and
~htshs the teeth Like sherman's Lozenges and Plas
ters has high reputation. Warehouse 100 Nassau ST.
agents 3 and $50 Broadway 227 Hudson street lss
Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-28

REroRrs ~ CoSSREss-ARNoLD's GREAT SPEECH.
Our reporter in Washington writes US that he re-
ported at length the debate in which Arnold, the
Tennessee 6re-eater, made a speech-the most
wonderful OF the session-and that he deposited it
in the post Office at Washington last Wednesday
night We hare not received rt-tchat is the matter
qritt the post object DoteH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-28

FREMEN's FIeHT.--On Tuesday Afternoon, dis
graceful outrage was committed by the members Of
the Franklin Hose Company upon the members of
the Washington Engine Company, at the house of
the latter. They took out the engine, and proceed
ing to Broad and South streets, defaced aud more
or less injured 1t. young man named McNamee
was charged before the Mayor with being engaged
in the affair, and held to bail $1,000. Several
others were arrested, but not disposed of Piiiade
ptiQ Gazette
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-28
Dec n, 1912.

EXPOSITION OF FRAuD.-The value OF the New
York Herald to men of business in the numerous
expostions of fraud that it has presented to the
public during the past few years. thus preventing the
honest portion Of our community from willy
snar vi the rogues that always infest society," and
who are ready TO pounce upon the unwary at mo-
ment's notice, has been so often mnde apparent
that it IS scarcely necessary to allude TO it, except
in general sense.
During last spring, it will be remembered that
new system OF fraudulent practices was adopted in
this city by a number of reckless and calculating
villains, not oaly to deprive and defraud the poor
and ne dy emgrant of his little means, as 500 as
landed upon our shore, but also to dupe and dec i've
the coniding and honest young men of our own
SOIL who, in an earnest desire to obtain situations
where they could by their honest labor earn an
honest livelihood, would be induced TO part with
their ready funds to secure such employment In
this business the notorious organ of shinpasterism
Beach's SUM-" was the medium through which
these swindlers circulated their fraudulent PROPOSE
tons, to the effect hat agents were wanted to en-
able the owners of the Great Western Transporta-
ton Company" to carry their extensive busi-
ness, and young men, who could advance their en-
poyers the sum of $500 security, would receive
situations as agents. with salaries of $1,000 per an
mum.
Day after day these deceptive propositions were
presented in the columns of the "Sun," and day
after day did the authors cheat and swInde all who
could be induced 10 advance money on the terms
proposed During this time the only paper in this
city that awakened the attention OF the communl-
~ this subject was the Herald, and on the Both
Of April from publication made in its columns, Ro-
bert Griffith, the prominent actor, who occupied
office at So Pearl street. arrested, and lodged in
the City Prison. His partner, chief clerk, David
ssson escaped, and has not since been heard from
since that time the practices of these men were
broken up and after the usual laws delay, Griffith
was tried last week for conspiracy and fraud. con
victed and sent TO the Penitentarv for six months
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-28
Ban n rupt List.


SUU IHf'RN DISTRICT Of NEW YORK.
Moody Cummings, n, Y. builder.
mer. . ~
Nicholas Carroll, NJ Y, gentleman.
Samuel Johnson N. " mhchinist.
stephen I. Wilson, N. Y, book binder.
Lawrence L: Emhree, n. Y. late suctioneer.
John j Haring, AZ Y, poultry dealer.
Isabella and VIM. r. Montgomery N. ". merchants
Phillip Bennett, sen Bloomngdale, trader.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-28

OYSTERS We direct the attention of epcures to
AIRED Doran's assortment of Picked OYSTERS
which can be had at No. Fulton market. They
cannot be surpassed by any the city, (not except
ing our neighbor across the way) All should send
In their orders for a supply for New Years day
See advertisement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-28

20 barnum provides SPLENDID holiday perfor-
mances at the American Museum twice day all
this week, and Tommy Thumb remains till Satur-
day night next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-28

CURIOUS CASE IN ENGLISH BANKRUPTcY-AP ARAL-
LEI TO WEBBs CAsE.-We give to-day the first
portion Of the PROCEEDINGS IN case of bankruptcy,
which took place in London last November -one that
has created great sensation in England. We al
Jude TO the bankruptcy for f20O, 900 ISL 900 ,000l
of Lord Huntingtower, the grandson and heir-ap-
parent of the present Countess OF Dysart.
THIS noble scion of the English blity was born
in 1894, and is named Lionel-J Ohm William Tolle
mache, Lord Huniingtower. His case of bank
ruptcy Is the most curious and remarkable we have
seen and can only be paraleled by those OF Webbs,
or OF Anthony Dey's some others yet to be given.
II appears that his Lordship, like Webb, dealt in
blood horses-but 10 a much larger extent. We
also find politics, paintings yachts and various other
matters in the report of his examination but so far,
we can find no poudrette-no psalm books-no
bbes-no tailors-no butchers-no bakers either
among his liabilities or assets.
So far, so we'll One thing we must remark The
London newspaper press publishes the whole of the
facts in these of bankruptcy, whetherthey be-
long 10 lords or TO commoners-and no one ever
thinks of questioning their right and duty to do So
1t has been left for such men as Col. Webb and
Anthony Dey to attempt such thing in a free, re-
publican land. Preposterous worse than pre-
posterousl
The second days examination of his Lordship,
which is extremely rich will be given tomorrow.
Piue Ia noblesse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-28

90. RHEUMATISM.--The most efhcacious remedY
for rheumatic affections is found in the compound and
highly concentrated Extract Of Sarsapara prepared by
the authority OF the College of Medicine and Pharmacy OF
the city of New York Many of the most distress
sing and inveterate char acer have been permanently
cured by the of few bottles Of this popular medicine
this preparation in the unqualified terms Of apprcba
ton is also of infinite service in all scroulous disea'es
cuaneous eruptions and those affections resulting from
the abuse of mercury Sold in single bottles rs cents
each Of half dozen bottles, So so do one dozen,
Sc. w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office of the College, 81 Nassau st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-28

90 The attractions at the New York Museum are verv
powerful Nellus, born without arms, himself great
curiosity performs number OF extraordinary feas.
he writes winds up watch, fires off pistol plays upon
the accordion, bass VIAL Triangle and drum with great
precision and correctness using his feet In lieu of hands
Jenkins highly amuses his audience by his humorous
sketches and songs Diamonds dancing, with the banjo
accompaniment is rich in the extreme. Young on wire
voiane executes some truly surprising exploits They
may De witnessed Tor one shilling, including Museum
splendid picture gallery and half million of curiosies
Children when in company with their parents. are ad
mtted at half price There will be performance this af
ternoon at o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-28

LITERARY INTERCHANGEABLE. Morris, the late
editor of the Mirror, is making arrangements for the
publication of new periodical, under the same
name but in the octave form, to be issued weekly,
and embellished with beautiful engravings He
will obtain great amount of the most able literary
assistance. As Mr.. Morris now comes into the
field fresh and unencumbered, possessing great in
dustry and talent has many friends, and is extern
sively and favorably known all over the country,
from his long connection with one OF the first ltera-
ryperiodicals of the kind in this city, can have
no doubt of his meeting full share of public pa
ronage in his new enterprise Mr.. Morris new
magazine will make four in this city published with
engravings and plates of the fashions In Phadel-
phia they have only two.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-28

HEALTH OF THE COVER COR GENERAL.-It was
thought that Sir Charles Bagot was better on the
Zoh instant. No bulletin was issued, however
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-28

At Pittsburgh, on the 23d instant, the river had
four feet and half of water in the channel,
AT Cincinnati, on the 22d instant, the river had
about eight feet in the channel to Louisville.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-28
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Do There was no mail south of Baltimore las

SENTENCE OF ALEXANDER On Tuesday morning,
Mltoh j. Alexander was sentenced by Judge Con-
IN the Eastern Penllentiary for the term of four
years. Inc prisoner had nothing 10 say 10 the
Court IN answer To the usual enquiry made 70 pris.
and with no indications of excitement beard the m
tence pronounced by the Court. Judge Conrad was
oret stating ha he had desire to add TO he nanes
ne must already iee lie stated that the term of i'm.
between him and Judge Barton; that he Uudge G \
had inclined TO longer term bur finally Welded
and the judgment OF the Court settled upon as
Just determine d. PHILADELPHIA Gazette.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-28

FIRE.-A fire occurred aboat half past eight
O'Clock on Monday night, in the house occupied by
Mr.. Robert McWillams, grocer, on Hughes Quay
The firemen promptly repaired to the spot and ar .
rested the flames before they extended TO the sur
rounding observation-disclosures american.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-28

Or Gov Mcdonald, of Georgia, has issued pro-
camatlon for an election TO fill the vacancy in the
the decease of Mr. Habersham The election is 10
take place on Monday, the I'd of January
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-28

20 There is but one amphitheatre in the United
states-the Amphneatre of the Republic in the Bowery.
All the rest are patched up pened up shanes, taken
from the ruins OF some dilapdate conrived and worse
appointed, broken down theatre. There u no place
where the audience completely environ the srena and
conveniently all the performance except at the Am
phiheare in the Bowery. There is an entire new bill
Cor this evening" cmbodying great array equestrian
talent and comic entertainments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-28

FIRE-About ii o'clock last night, fire broke
out In the hat and cap store, No l6l Greenwich
street, which was fortunately subdued without
much damage by the activity of the firemen belong.
ing to the Protection Company
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-28
90 LozENGE MELoDY.-Am-rhe Bard. Legacy

VIf- LUZENGE MELODY AIR-The Bard1 Legacy
When with sorrow your heart is bresking.
Or stomach or head is oppressed with pain,
Peters Lozeuge be after taking,
And you'll be sound as bell again.
And, oh if wi b worms your children wasting
With worms the most terrible under the n
Those Lozenges mighty will give them basting,
That shall cause them to cut and run.
When you've a cough or cold that's hacking,
or Peterss Lozenges take a few,
Which the rascals will send packing,
And make you feel just as good as new.
And if your fancies you'd wish to make supple,
Because with the blues you oppressed,
or Peters's Lozenges take a couple
And, o, you'll think you're amoug the blest.
BY the way the above written under the inspiration
of of Peters Cordial Lozenges When wish to le
brilliant take couple. Editors, and all persons who
live by their Wits do you hear that Principal office Ia
Fulton, corner of Nassau street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-28
ma BAH Ann Grey HEADS READ.-Tbe Hu-

90 BALD AND GREY HEADS READ.-The Hu-
man Hair be restored BY the power OF science
hundreds testify that by applying with slight friction
to the scalp of the head scientific oily preparation called
Jones' Coral Hair Restorative the hair is forced to grow
wherever 1t applied and the roots thereby
stored to healthy condition. ana all scur or dandruf de-
sroyed new life and impetus given to the roots they
grow as in youth, soft dark and silky, (even the hair
hight red gray) The public need not take our state
ment or the inventors you must bell when these per-
give their names and certify the above the quail
ties ofJones' Coral Hair Restorative.
Mr. w Ho,ki :, 81 King street, New York
Mr. Phillips 49s Broome, corner o. wooster, ST.
The Hon. Judge Edwards, Of Philadelphia
Mr. j. Pearson, Navy Yard Chariestown
I. Power, grocery, Fulton street, Brooklyn.
We could offer fifty other Of persons who have
found this ell ii is represented but II the above Is not
enough nothing will convince except trial sold
quite reasonable. indeed cheap, only or shings
bottle by Jones' sign Of the American Eagle 81 Chatham
street, ". Y. Agents-67 Dock street, Philadelphia
State street. Boston Zeiber Washington, D. c.; or 1870
Fulton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-28

LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.
PHIIADELrHIs. Dec 27-Ar, Genl Warren, Ogle Havana
BALTIMoRE Dec 26-Au Victoria. (Br) Hudson Nassau
Mp Sid Sophia, Jones' RIO de ncro; John Murray Deve,
reaux, Boson Janet, Sanner, ST Thomas.
General Record.
BRIG CAzENovE Dearborn of Alexandria from ST. Thomas
for Norfolk put into Nassau mp about 10th inst distress
having heavy gale Hatteras 27h and
badly. ~ " ~ ''''
scHR CAsxEr Kelly, Aux Caves for New York with
caIgo of coffee logwood &c wrecked Fish on
the 81 inst Nearly all the with the materials the
vessel had been saved Sch Lee arrived Nassau from the
wreck o1 the S inst with 500 bags coffee and
balance of the cargo.
Spoken.
Palmyra, from New Oesns for Boston, Dec 49, lat 20 Is
Ion rs IL. " - " ~
Foreign Ports.
NASSAU, MP Nov 28-Au James Power, Keene Baltimore
and sled for RAGGED Island N'
HAVANA Dec ,3-ln Albert Henry Barstow from New
port Ehg dsg; Blanchard dsg: Marshall BRAY I'm
Tcranova, do William Nckerson for New York next day
Convert Gardner from New Orleans dg and others as be-
fore reported. " -~ = -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-28

CO. Tbs REPoRr OF rHr soMrHs' TRAGEDY the in
suy on which begins today win be given up to - or
o'clock every day the ErsniHg Herald The first por-
ton will begin in this evenings Herald and will be pub
Ilshcd At 3 o'clock.