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90 THE NEW woRLD-Contents for Saturday.
November III
Other Foiks-An amusing, original sketch, by Lin.
coin Ramble, Esq.
IT, Retrospect Of the SaseNo. OF til ese entertaining
"Reminiscences Of the oden time.
III. Three Lessons Drawn from Lfe-A capital and
Iauabsbie story, by Lamsn blanchard
w. Thoughts on Fortune Hunting--A Tale from one
II he October Magazines.
V. Travels and Adventures of Monsieur vjolet-A re-
view from English paper of this wonderful book Of mo-
ierg travels
VI Visit to Alcxandra-Tho Cty--woman-The
Harrm
VII. Ny SINS Friend-The story OF pundit
VIII Emigration TO Texss-A able original article
ishioning brief history Of the Texan war-,hs adys,.
gees and r. sources Of the country and I'll REQUISITE in
formation for emisrsnts
TX Important Discoveries in Egvpt-Account Of tbr
Exploration Of the Labyrinth Of Moeris BY Professor
Lepsus, OF Prussia
Eitoiias- Harper & Brother; Affair, In ireland,
The English Abroadj Alsons History 1T Eurooe, Mnl
alworld; Foreign News; Scraps and Varieties ~
Single copies Ct centsSsa year An ,uhscri,e,, NV
mail paying for one year advance shall receive copy
o. ,ne OF Paris" the price Of which is a.
J. WINCHESTER, Publisher,
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General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmsdge and Alderman Emmans and


Nov o.9ppoinfn.nt Of Acting District .auormey.-At
the ndfpeson of Mr. whiting the District Attorney
they should in accordance with the statute appon
3D. , M Eq to act in HI: stead d, MIR Phillips took
Trial Of Bridget Nugent for COunte,feiiing This
man well known Que Of the accomp ices OF KseMoore.
alias Besmer was tried on charge OF forgery in the
third degree in passing altered bill ofthe Agricultu
raj Bank at Montreal to that Of inner in this State
the of VIM Scott 500 Broadway, on the a5h Of
August last in payment for pair of mitts worth fifty
six cents She received the change for the note and
afterwards arrested Officer King testified that he
ed her about the same time with Catherine Besmer for
similar offence. She was defended by C. W. Terhune,
AID the the not being proved by the pro-
secuon the jury acquitted her, and she discharged
Grand Larceny John Linden, OF i5t Norfolk street,
tried Tor grand larceny in stealing $2S money snd
watch valued at -, from John Farren. Ferren went
the house OF Linden to sleep and the money and wa ch
stolen while he was asleep. Officer Schmoll ound
the watch hid in tse p low the bed Of Linden and $40
the money was found under the bed post where Lin
den said he put it. The jury found the accused guilty
and the Court sentenced him 70 the State prison for two
years.
.4notke.-Henry Thompson was tried on a .milar
charge. in stealing watch chain and locket, valued at
s25 from john Dorney. IL North Moore street, in the
nonh OF August last The value Of the stolen property
ot being considered worth S25 the jury returned
dict Of guilty Of petit larceny only and the Court
fenced him to the penitentisry tor six months.
kellogg Indicted for false pratsnce in obtaining hay
Joseph Nelson OF Coxsacke vslued OF S2a0 by re
presenting himself as partner Of Homer and David sur
B.wgis,y-Peter williams and Nicholas Myers were
tried charge of burglary in the third degree, in
breaking into the furreI shop OF John Beckett in Perry
street, on the 18Th Of September last and stealing $50
uskrat SKINS On their $50 of the skins were
signed WIN L. PAIL, Esq TO defend hem, hut there
ing eviie ce to sccount for the that
SKINS came INTO their possession they were convicted
years.
The Court then adjourned to this morning at II o'clock
when sentence will be imposed upon number OF con-
victed hbellers.
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Princeton.
princeton.
Correspondence Of the HERALD
PRINCETON. Nov. 8. 1913 Up


DEAR BENNETT -
" Blue Dick" Tecumseh," Colonel Johnson.
Nc., the peoples favorite, is expected every mo
ment. John K. Thompson, Esq, entertains him 10
his hospitaole mansion till tomorrow morning,
when he departs for Freehold, escorted by the
Princeton troop of cavalry, new and splendid corps
0t as hoe fellows as ever drank a snerry cobbler
The Colonel visits the battle ground at Monmouth,
thence to Heehtstown per railroad TO Philadelphia.
man.
Captain Scbank, the proprietor Of "Joline's
Hotel" entertains all the Office seekers, democrats,
'ocoiocos, wings, &c; in TACT II is the only bust
ness house in the beautiful village OF Princeton
Every attention is paid to the comfort of their
guests, and the way the pretty hostess fixes up the
brown bread, "buck wheat cakes and Jsrsey sau
sages," Is a caution to Workers. The Temperance
Houee is a decided quiz, with temperance sign.
and poisonous liquors privately for sale, in cases OF
distress This Is fact, as F" Figure Four" well
knows
The new session of "Nassau College," Princeton
commences to-morrow-seventy new students are
expected l VIII give YOU particulars hereafter
Business OF all kinds Is fourshing and goods are
high. The only building of much Importance is
aew patronage house to the Eplscopal Church.
'u'lt ny Messrs Coulter d Wright, OF Philadelphia
men OF great taste and Judgment in building, and
'apaoIe OF undertaking The best of work TIL.
house VIII De an ornament iu The place We have
hew upholstery and bedding establishment, b,
@''', ""'cii ndS DctH InuCH WdHtu, n
tuden's are compelled 10 bring their bedding with
hgm Lambert's work is Of superior kind.
Dr b Is Typ. M, M D., and o. K.-bu'
ne mails we shall speak of sooI.
we had democrat sris ocratic supper few
Venlngs slnch, tossts, We. Ariel has a description
n po,session-ln great haste, yonrs, FELIX.
MOVEMENTS At THE WKsr.-The Arkansas Intel
ligencer ofthe lih ult sayG-"The Texan Commission
RS havemet upon Red river. friendly feeling exist
mons I'LL parties and amicsbe nesoeia,cn' are IN pro
gr.ss Next week we will hear the result The Chor.
avs and Chicksssws sitting In National Councl o.
xameechee. The Cherokee National Council 10 In ses
son at Talequah. The Creek National Courci hes nd
iournei Thscrops have been good throughout the 10.
lisn country.
Snow IN MIsslssiPrG.-Sn fell Clinton Miss.,
on the 18th ult.
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Daniel Nvebster's speech mt Andover.

We expect 10 receive, by Special Express thu
morning, the speech which Daniel Webster deliver
ed yesterday at the Mass Meeting in Audover, Mas
sschusetts II will be published in an EXTRA
herald as soon as possible.
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CHEAP LIrERArURE.-The Hampers, and Winches
ter, Cliff street, and Ann street, are now giving
most magnificent illustrations, IN weekly acts, Of
the Kilkenny cat tragedy. 1t is the great war of the
publishers Each party is equally determined to eat
the other up. More Than 100 900 copies of the Mys
teres of Paris have already been issued from ,hese
prolific presses, and the number still rapidly increa-
sing. Let the war 60 on-the public is sure 10 be
benefued. This mysteries OF Paris" by the way,
is very amusing affair.
in its description of low vicious characters of all
kinds, it has rarely been equaled. The way it ex
poses to light the haunts Of vice and iniquty, is
caution to those who never saw them. In fact the
work is no better than the worst publications of the
day. But notwithstanding this character, The book
is eagerly devoured by all classes. 1t is equally TO
be found upon the centre tables of the Bond street
aristocracy, and ia the resets Of the gambler, and
the debauchee. 1t shows what kind of books your
"refaed moralists" would read if they dared
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STorrANr's BATHS We call particular lattention
to this very fine establishment at the corner Of
Broadway and Walker street. The public will find
these baths all they can desire
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Miss TURNBULL's BENEFr-takes place this eve.
ming at the Park. II will he humber.
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FIRST Snow IN Bosros--on Tuesday night las,.
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Co companyioi wandering gypsies, from Bo
hemIa, Che hrst that ever visited merics) recently
arrived IN BALTIMORE Most OF them are musicians
snd several exhibit the most erotesnue and extraor
finary performances. Onr Of the girls, who is said
TO be very petty, and with an eye like an eagle, is
a fortune teller, and d,spenscs her knowledge o.
the future, on all aspirants who will "cross her
hand with the silver" A female Interpreter accom-
panes them
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LATE FROM NAssAU.-By the Jane, the editors Of
the Savannah Georgian have received files Of the
Royal Gazette to the 2s,h ult inclusive. We make
full xiracis.
The Royal Gazette OF the 18th ut says" Yesterday
the schr Springbrd arrived from wreckng droghng
voy age She has brought with her persons who
state themselves TO be the slaves of a Mr.. william
Williams oil 81. Augustine, F that they had been
two months on the water in whale boat previous to be-
ing fallen in with by the above vessel From their land.
ing here they now free men, and unless they have
committed some crime cannot, believe be further
sted as far ss the late Treaty goes" The arrival Of
these runaway negroes from St. Augustine. at the BAHIA
mas, tenders 1t incumbent on government at WASH
ngton to take prompt steps their and return
this country Charged they with murder and theft
the British government will hesitate to yield them
demanded This exhibits the necessi-
~ OF having an ficent naval force our southern
coast to prevent similar attempts in future. is many
weeks since these ruusways have been advertised in
this and papers, and yet to this time they
the President will call the ention Congress
subject in his next message. severe gale expert
enced at Nassau the Sis October. which, however
did no very serious damage. The Government House.
South Peurra, slightly injured and the extreme
ern outbuding fed the walls in several places
blown down, and few trees torn up from their
The Cora was blown shore Athal Long Isl and,
and portion OF her cargo would have to be discharged
before she would be got of The James, undergoing
pars had to cut away her mass bat received further
injury. Only one life was lost, and that at
tached to fishing smack lying the south side of the
island.
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News FROM CANroN.-Private letters from Can.
ton state that American ships are to be admitted
into that port the same footing with the English
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Snow IN MsslsslPrl- Snow iellin Clinton, Miss.,
on the 18th ult
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LATER FROM PoRro Receive have ad,ces
from Mayaguez to the 2lst ult. That market, for
American produces, was in very dull state 1t was
overstocked with English Goldfish, mackerel and
herring
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BANGOR, Business is first rate wharves crowded
with shipping-streets filled with lumbermen-,he
new market house has just been opened, and every
thing in most fourishAg state. Bangor is destined
10 be great place.
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INTERESTING from CANADA.-Our advices from
Kingston and Montreal are to the 9th inst.
The bill to secure the independence Of Parlia-
ment has passed the Council by vote Of fifteen to
twelve.
The Agricultural Protection bill has also passed
the Legislative Council to 60 into effect on the 9th
of January.
1t has also been decided by vote Of two 10 one
that Montreal is the only place for the seat OF gov
eminent. To refer the decision to the home gov
eminent was refused by vote of so TO 20. There.
upon thirteen members resigned.
All these movements indicate that an indepen-
dent spirit pe.vades the legislators Of Canada
Every act since the embrace of the patriots has
shown strong desire to cut loose from the mother
country. 1t certainly appears that Canada is only
nominally province of Great Britain
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eapse before Legislative Parliament will be found in
nlausel II they want peace and auietude they can
never expect except by legislation will read you
"a nation that does s rebeons without breach Of the
peace aud accompshes the ends Of instruction by the
means passive obedience and the menace OF civil
war by pointing TO empty gaos and maiden assizes-a
nation that in the very heat and thick Of struggle fer
national independence, stirs not step without ticking
counses opinion is absolutely unconquerabe except by
| frank and full Cancellation. Will readers please to
recoect-rather. will those who rule rulers and
must pay the penalty OF rulers misdeings please
recoect-that this is fact in the world, easus
oissus in the strategy Of oppression II ireland would
e one Ireland w eos 70 Sru s
uncertainty. She bids her times determined that this
there shall be mistake We have TO taste for the
contemplation oex'reme possibilities OF mischief; hut
the hdeous word civil war; has been spoken In Psla
ment and ell the aferisl Of civil got ready
asklooking away from the highest right the lowest
prudence Of the is quite certain that cen best
this people In civil wsr1 And 10 not quite certain that
mighty, be other than financial exhaustion
| politics al weakness, and moral iniamyl
"We leave this anxious subject with many fears hut
with the one preponderstng hope that there Is right
heartedness enough yet 10 Great Britain
the wicked ma5ness Of ing at this time Of day to
| fections"
THIS, gentlemen, Is from British publicstion--,he
Westminster Review, and We endorse the whole Of Il
Repeal Associstop TO his late movement and now gen
emen move wc give three cheers for the resolutions,
| and Peels last mistake CHEERS and laughter)
| Here contributions were called for-the recsr-
| ton Of which occupied some tms. They came in
small sums, cb,fy from poor, hsrdworking labor
| ers. Sums were gwen as low as 62h cents.
| After the rent" Major Ddvezac arose and made
| a short address to the meeting.
He thought thot Wales would separate from Eng.
| land Ireland WAS not so weak ss might be supposed
ireland in point Of popusiioni the Continent wond
be the 9th nation OF Europe shes popuous enough to
| be AMAZON. And she annually sends out emigrsntS
enough TO win battle Of Waterloo and of Ansterliiz
| every year Cheers)
| The Majors speech was very animated nptn the
wrongs of Ire land and The oppression Of the riish
| Government He said little or nothing Of O'Con-
| nell. and sat down amid enrhu.ia applause.
After some further contributions the me citing at-
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On oChiU rUks AN rs CURE

ON olhiN TUkr AM rs CURE
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us IS CERTAIN lres Jf0~ snn. aity
II S's a. Ssisf to sSs a,.. OF sns.. runu..
oaa,, ss fneTS ssa re-, p. result ?,
roe on from month TO month, slides No sleet Nov,
70 ss .ss s. ss!..
n epsana 91 :hs
art o. other OF Use passage |. structure and. further, a
I from laying dormsn bur he hidden esas. Of NAM
nous a..des no, 9ny of' 'e1u,i bat those also Of
Bar wha. esay leaes ensop OF ior TINS disc rdo
nstu1s osn ir,a for ye.s without ploauc.as snv vs,
ied urine belong. cny TO the worst Of s.ss. ana
s os ; 5 s.s s%a are
&c Of tins erroneous notion IL very cruel Every body knows
io5 vii cell hsii noStfsms a. long any Que w, buy the
i aeS SaI .ssh q. @ = an will ia
Sas sn never cs'c 'retars n eroof Of thi. aothins =
no have Things eo'or.d droSs
on seS a. ,s ,nf o man. %en
& e. z, s.f5: ne: q. ,as lew
DON. for shcush the syn IL, t,e.. G Ar ss
there ss h,es Q; rspecs inscr sso inr,e
ss .s =. .s Sssa w. ..s "a; me-. .'.
not ss and s' GS:e b.,
Sthng is riore indicative ofsuicsur, rbc ueris
Inc frs 6?1orrho hos T-mass.sd unclred-It t!
oduee for naturally ssrossd to str
8 ,sr .DSsssI ts; s.e. ,so1d ):
ogDd le., for the sq,pic,ou Of ,tnetu,c last
ls 0eeta .rsct,1e has the rsind The eject OF
ctre is 70 dep!saa the spn and oscn both bodily ana
IT. however, that i ahk, individual bpr a
COMMON tat The winter rarely structure (.uc
o cn aSsb ss S.n dos
$sfyue also 80 witDess Uniform retnrp o, rIr
dissppearns Of ether nas Des progrcssss.
sat 20 observe tand 10 stated with conidercs and rIes
e) st shis ecrtan Tree from PAM genere
Iaed yer, Little time 80 much tbs could have
oonebt this such the practical Of tia
nte thst ne can now accomplish tho cure 81 s'oure
~ tsya - formerly u demanded months
~, writer also begs Hsis that o ho, ~ho .,sa 20
are Che cure themselvss he bas pabn,ds little Volume.
M Ya &C.. dssas. w SSs eps ga sc. s
and privacy directed IN the pislnes mshae 10
sable however that no.e who suspect s'nctufc,
mould couxuli suthoT 4yi md sothi yfllsus-
than the case anu certainty OF hIs
q Separate rooms. ALSO ara suang's for rho nsy
e % wait htue.
tenly nov remains VOID OF two on the xouDa m
oh the pubie. and especially coming 10 this e,tv
gaey Nth sonsqsnse on Mhtt Ia. oeen advanced With
OF kdiptagh, sc. 6c.-hs been engAge6 in the e1rs
tss diseases Doth IN no.pal and eiey prscuce rSrs
J OF nem Aso that he mas testimonial ielters fro the
cinneD, ehJs.eisns n Earope to the al smosni in
hruck, PhAde iph.a and ether and ths ne perma
20 refs to Almost svsry Physsian Of in sns
Ralph secnssi.sa pnvss residences no. - Green
a street, towards the Battery, houshe also
iltsd BY The nssls volume referred 70
sLisr. III lasr
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WASHINGTON GARD Ms HOsOKEN.

IVHN lila " The we'll known proprietor Of the First
y Werd a9pse. NO rs New street, (sosner of Exchange
Place gaisul Tor the patronage hitherto received from his
enos ano desrous % Continuation ctully
info them and the public genersy that he has lately
chased ne large aud commoous Hou.e aud Gardens
as me WashnEton House. Hudson treet, boken
wtmn eT MT aes walk from the Ferry formerly occupied
oy ns ats Jane: syeeny where he will be happy
generally The Garden being newly snd tastefuly laid
VIII DC supplied duilns excellent
men Of III raresr and choicest Of flowers The b'r, being
g,ay enlarged and neTy fitted up. will contain good
and eng rs Of the most risr baudss.o Sherry Cebble
Mint Jueps and Punches made In the style Reesh
men ncluding Ice Creams and other decaces 81 the
son he has alao htted sepaate and agreeable sitting
ios Tor ladies. which front the furnish
q he mos delightful scenery The srmipsd
that notng shall be wanting the comfort Of his
has also rehted the Bowling Saloons with entire
new Alleys built on the p!an for exercise
TO say more than that they will in all sbe
found the of the visitors The
from his long experience in the business respectfully solci
eare OF the public patronage and pledges that nothing
shall his part, those his employ,
tribute the comfort aud enjoyment of those who may visit
the Washington Gardens
MAJ m re I0TJN
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CORBYN'S COTTAGE,
STR VKEp,S nav


NOW OPEN and in full operation. the Spring and
L Summer
DUNG the winter alterations and improy
been made which w believed and materially to the
SALOON foryve feet in length has been erected for
the accommodation OF large parties dnner suppes,
ceris, cotlonz
has been opened for bar rende ring
the lasiies, pariors quiet and selected.
vi the WINES, LIQUoRs, C0NFECToNARIEs CREAMS, &c.,
&c Only nssssssTy g say they will be, heretofore.
Civil and obiignG attendants engaged and every effort
will be ased t. sustain the reputation already
acquired, and to render visit to
COKBYN'S COTTAGE
desirable and satisfactory.
An Ordinary every Sunday ats o'clock Tickets 50 Gents
" stryker Bay altnated the banks of the Hudson
sx miles from th CITY Hall by the Bloomngdale road
street. Fare l2k NAL
I A RANGE fLACE-BULL's FEkHY-Tms light
- fnl summer resort formerly kept by Mr. John H. hs
his deceae been continued by Mrs Mr.
phen Annett who are now ready for The receipt
de and visitors. splendid steamboat regularly (see
adverement the ferry making il as a. eeab place Tor
recreation be found The with the best
and liquors.
splendid ground the place. companies on tar
get be better where
ELIZABETH PONSON.
NC ifn y STEPHEN M. ASNETT
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CAKD-L hONAs ROBERTS CO, DluRgis,s aud
dicne Vendor of Crane Court icudin MAJ Place,
MAJ ches ard 30i Broadway New York. r.spe, fully
their Me,icne, "Prs Life Fills anc efca-
being fully tested ard enao-
shed beg To h't med cine offered mankind
hts asiay obtained such DISTINGUISHED ceIeb y, and
lneonabe If there q he civ,'ised sod vine
Extraordinary healing have not b. exhibited
Pills to thoae whose loss OF health by iheuma
&c sHecuons req IRE speedy aud certain renovafion;
4 he day damon thai success d. DEF end
system Of advertising wentnc pufpg but
luuemeuis aud hi ,hai cter 10y teEr III h Of
ave the mission q Dr. Fitief ef Psde h. ~ stan
his strong recommendation Of the If hese Pills III de-
,ged hillary pl nts, md flying heu,ati mptoms
b. such doubted testimony his he &c bsgin
il uudets and he fcacy fbn hid
medicine the powerful gaiiyrs h hsv. been hih ITO
odd them N the hape ri l., VIII, rel fra hort
'pee Of me bu always III Of the ysem, by
,mu)ah T..
Inc high dica suthoriry descbipg thu simple
a from III pills III have hi been brs pght
the public advisable mel the bic acqu-in
with the general properties they pos,ess Par Lie ,s
freely owins les t. their Pagsv, quaJi,ss han
bad condt Of the The scfinl upoa The
getahie eotents OF wine h' ctly will
"a all instances chem call the
hat gene 'asd Nv VAN and mp.des vital and
igauio ops # frame Their sciiop
and qsay # the blood-sir al the ef
tua "hout any of that stimulating effect so njurou. IN
hey sold retail Of The pectabe druggists
Ssw Iok and o. duly ap 1!so der q eysI cry and
a,aa The West India Islands, nd g. Amerca in boxes,
% and S cents each.
Testimonials Of ure from p. diseases were
ost mveierae kind and long stand be The
lice LIST floor.
CounI Agents will please let Dor NJ post Office