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Albany.
Correspondence of the Herald

ALBANY, 18th Jan lS45.
Boiling of the Political Pot.

ALBANY, l3h Jan lo40.
Boiling of the Political Pot.
Never perhaps in the history Of political maneu
wiring, has such anxiety, management and skill
been manifested, as is now witnessed by the STATE
ofhcers, Senators, wire-puilers, members OF the
Senate and Assembly, old hunkers. and bsrn-burn
ers, IN relation to the appointment ofU s Senators
OF the two latter factions it may be we'll 10 give
little explanation. From the term "Old Hunker,"
you may naturally suppose that those composing
that faction are old Office holders; but the reverse
ls the fact. As evidence Of this desperate battle
was fought upon the election of Speaker and Clerk
Mr.. Seymour, man scarcely thirty years of age,
was the candidate o(the Old Hunkers for Speaker;
and Mr.. Rose, not more than twenty seven, for
Clerk, while Mr. Grain, man Of at least fifty, and
Mr.. Starbuck, Of forty, were the candidates of the
Barn-burners The leaders Of this last named fac
respectively held important offices for at least
twenty-five years, two OF whom were members OF
the Canal Board, and the most instrumental ia
starting the enlargement OF the Erle Canal. On
Croswell stand at the head, backed by old and
young The truth sthe ssBurners" make fight on the
question Of annexation although tieir great Objects
power, and as consequence, influence and spolls
To men dsinterested, and caring but little which
side succeeds, The contest lsqu,te amusing. To see
the Comptroller, Secretary of State, and all the
State officers, instead OF attending to their legit
mate duties for which they were appointed, de-
scending 10 that which equals the grog- shop poli.
clan, makes the warmest Jeffersonan Democrat
doubt the correctness OF oar republican COVE rnnent
Never in the history of this State have such scenes
been witnessed the officers CT State, (and it il
rumored, backed by the Governor,) instead OF at
tending to the duties for which they were appointed
and tor winch we are taxed, are warmly engaged IN
distributing the spois and instead Of carrying GU,
the wishes CT the people, coaxing, cajoling, advis-
ing, and directing their immediate representatives
they have caused extra copies OF Benton's ant-an.
nexaton speeches to be printed and circulated
among the Senators and members of the House.
You may depend upon this being one OF the most
the ON record The sa,e o.
all yet to be appointed, and as | am to remain in
Albany during the session, will keep you duly
informed, in advance of all others, OF every thing
important. OBSERVER.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY IL !.
l UW RISES. ......7 NOON ....,....ri IL
l % 2,20

hffs 1IE:Ess As', s'f rs.
Bs2sy ssA a
Brss Msreellus, Mason. New Orleans Nesmiih Walsh
sfS Fuller Jersey
p Pc zaS % n s &C. Feed sssp
huysen. Taylor, plymouth, Plat Pierson.
Arrived,
Packet shp GsTrick Tash from Liverpool Dec ~ with
a 81 loq 81 eseh,Dsed signals with ship john siiddy
Skddy, hence for Liverpool.
ru.oS 18th Dec &c. saw. Mn the @S wreck e Il
vessel Of about goo tons with her all gone bowspnt
Brig Tan oShanssr Tho%ss q day. from C.rthaxen.
So Gunare Tnss as 10 a t annsr yhapm'n wig car
Brig Reindeer Windsor Of KINGSTON Mast, ls days from
Phad. diss Roanoke OF scaae for Porto Cabeio, IN q
sa Brig 1v had Hs sw Ns From HEswp9 ballast.
load Of horses dismssted and Newport from
which place she lowed New York by the Nep
schr Edgar Lang Turner, days from Newbem No. with
schr Adrian Bede DAYS from Norfolk with md,e to the
sehr Copperone. Mason days from Virgins. with mdse
schr Amos Bird.all Lawrence Norfolk, with corn &C.
Schr julia Van Glider Savannah with the
schr H Field. Van Glider, Plymouth NC, with naval
,,sehr Victoria, Foukenburg Baltimore with mdse, to
sehr Direct Briggs, Baltimore, with mdse to & Briggs.
Schr amelia, Strong Baltimore with mdse, to l. eager
Schr North America. Beswor, Virginia.
sSr smS aN Ml. Wilmington, NC with n.v. store.
schr Anaconda Pulvert days from Washington, NC with
ns Ssh. STORES, 1us;s to Brian, Maitland Maitland
Below.
Two barques and brig unknown.
Sailed.
Barques Albert, Bermuda; Edith, Canton.
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SHEEP SLAUeHrFRIKa.-Ther is an unusual de-
struction of this peaceable and useful quadruped
going in Ohio the present winter There are several
Strengthening establishments IN the State at ofwhich
sheep literally used up with the rapidly and skill Of
the Cincinnatians in porkology, as any will learn
who takes the trouble to witness operations slaugh
ter house OF Col n M; STANDARD in Brooklyn. Some
Is 600 sheep have been killed establishment this
winter, and about 500 to be slaughtered So
convenient and well arranged the works that 400
sheep killed per day. every part OF the animal being
converted into USE The carcasSes are thrown into four
large boilers and the talow rendered from them
ty stecm and the process Is 20 complete that after steam
ing hours the pure talow 10 drawn into watts
coolers and the bones, fesh &C., into large
heg Gedthe hams are nicely and saved and pay the
expenses ofsaugherng the pels dried for market
and The heads thrown iato pile aud the wool picked
from them when they cartsd to tho hog rid Hd viii
eplo~ed in next spring to decompose and enrich the
roll. About 500 hogs at.cning the boiled flesh
and off,l Of the establishment, and doing WELL
The shsep have principally been purchased in Cuya.
hoge, summit. Medina Stark, Wayne, Knox end Holmes
eoun;ies GENERALLY Of the common breeds at prices
ing from so cents TO IS Ter head 1t is to be hoped
their places will be supplied with improved breeds and
they Will De no doubt ia many instances Although the
winter is considerably advanced Col informed us ths
10000 sheep could now be purchased in the counties
named above about rs cents head cheaper than the
prices paid in the fall Cleveland Herald.
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sickly season.-There IL not a man, vvo.

sickly season.-There is not q man, wo-
man. child but should take medicine this Of the
year. but especially at this present me for he. proba
bly, never causes existing period there
likely produce Of sckness The repeated
oh mses in the atmosphere by acting they do upon
stu and quality of the blood itself easion for the
most fsl and malignant disorders RI. bile becomes .nd
from these repeated changes and the stomach and bowels
have b. neglected previously the first symptoms i'm
mediate attention. Even those who have healthy disposition
&C b;dy subject sickness under these circumstances,
Therefore danger ought Garcia -uad
against cosve state of bowels Once hey should
be evacuated in twenty flour houn TheN 81
grief u others when the system is in tate Of fu'lr
take place from sudden Joy; close application IL
de,tsknG can produce tin I'll cases WHERE m,ay have
fertile of unhealthy blood cc~soang 'he, slow
fever which has carried of II cur b~t
their reputation, but With know ledse o the
powers Of Braudeth fills would have prevented Those who
desire their health mud almost adv.r
stances cae do so by hav.a Pills cn hand and
place 10 their bdes A, this ,dvce ed will the heslh
be- The time will he whsa that mskes good med
sh be honorrd sn h. wh IL Adept IN the OF
Brandeh Pills sold 2, cents per box At 2I Broad
way, DR.. BIS incipl Office; 2 udon St and ia Bowery
Ms. Booth, Agent, Market 81 Bro klyn
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Asthma, DyspePsia, and Liver Complaints.
Why that persons suffer much from dist essng com
plants when remedy that will give mmed relief effect
cure may be had at q Couandt s The propre
bad the disease debtaied the constitution perfectly
tshed with its fleet and the above complaints removed This
great remedy Longey Western Indian Panscea and let
suffering from any =. these affections fail it.
Who Will have 1t .-Oldridge's Balm Of
Columbia will keep the head free from dandru and causes
growth of hair if the h,r falling out it will be
immediately; if bald it will the har it
is pie a-alt perfume Sold at 81 Courtlandt st.
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According to this the increase in the of capital
invested has not been followed by corresponding in.
crease In the value ofmanufsctured goods. The cond
ton of the manufacturers has not. therefore been i'm
proved by the additional quantity Of goods manufactured
More of the material has been consumed and much
greater number of yards produced than heretofore but
the aggregate profits have been larger than in previous
years According to the annexed table, the number Of
bales OF cotton consumed in the United States by
facturers has been steadily increasing under all changes
in the tariff laws and revulsons in commercial affairs.
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JAN isAt Market 800 beef cattle, laoo sheep and sa
swiae.
Parcss-Beef Cattle-In consequence OF the limited
number AZ market an advance Effected. Extra, IS
ass first quality AIS SIS; second quality, 4aoa4to
tlird queli v, 81 a425
sheep-Common sheep iiom 81 Is to 20, wethers
from 20 TO s. 80.
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ADVENTURES OF Gil BIAS, OF NEw YoRK"-
Office, i6s Bowery, and other book pubiicst atom
stores, in numbers, six pence each. is worthy OF
buying and reading. We call public attention
thereto. Wonderful developments in the Egyp-
,!an Tombs; also new System OF Thought, faci-
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Immediate Remuneration OF Texas-The
Grand Sachem and the Council Of sachsn Of the ammany
Society," having refused the Democratic Republican Electors
this city the privilege of hooking Meeting ammany Hall
the 18th instant favor nf the immediate Reaune Of
Tsxashe undersigned committee Of citizens appointed
make for such estng fceving that the action
already taken by the citizens has induced the uenera Commit
tee to call Pusc Meeting upon that subject by which the de-
sired object viii be accomp shed do rspectful recommend
that the Meeting called the 18th postponed
Ii the Democracy Of the city ard county
Tammany Hall, on Friday evening, the oath instant
EDW X. COLLINS,
ADM. B. PURDY,
JOSEPH HOPKINS,
RICH'D B. CONNOLLY.
Wednesday Evening, January Is, 1915
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Court Calendar-This Day.
CIRCUIT CouRr-Nos. 90, 90, so.

THE FINE PAINTINGS in BRoApwAY. clos
ing sale OF the modern European Paintings in the
Granite Buildings, (entrance in Chambers street. }
Is postponed to Tuesday morning next and Friday
following. These pictures are richly worthy the
attention Of our citizens many of them are really
beautiful, and richly worthy place in any gentle
mans parlor. To all admirers of fine paintings,
we would say 60 and see them.
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NIsce1AaneOuS necOFOs
PACKET SHIP YoRxsHuRE Bailey, will sail to-day
sLoor CoRNTHIAS.-We learn from the mate Of soop Co.
rnthan [befoe reported down L. Sound who aiv
Friday morning last BY TWO BIookhasn ocps an that Capt
aes os s .% the q whs
would be Immediately shipped TO New York He states that
and sS lately %ni% aas and he
RSsp r. En-
struck the oop The weather how, stavnR badly that
@ SOY?
sG Rsi
ad h, .hs had her taking !,,,hsr
fs until *. delight ea Ss's .y For s
about Il miles distant, to procure e, the soop in
at % &c
Len. s.S: & ss Sssss &
fys s" HI G o: 10Th
Ms.1se yrssfl-schr Fort Hill of wilminton DEL sail
ed from Phadepha about Nov is oI Boston with 100
hss Ss cleared but so reported
Notice TO Mariners
t,st,ed that the attempt erect lshshou.e the Good
h iron s aps sb ss S a, Sn @ the height
Whalemen.
M Nr, g. e. Of p e'% with
: 800 Dol. oil Which Sic took JOY Coast
Foreign rOrts.
s1sSs sass ssi s s.
-S., Carroll 81: Gosh COSTA T R.se" oo, Rattan, Mobile
CLYpr Dee esd Sarah, Sharp Savannah. 'th-Gssgcw,
May, 30. . ~.
Cows, Dec ioAu Concnrda Mulach. NYork I'm Rostsr'
dam Sid. Louisa, Snow, London.
UApIz Nov 2osd Brazil, Andrews Rio Janero. 2sthan
Detroit Irot Bcrdeasx T'hLorses pstt,,son Msm.lss
Reed, Miest 5th,Cslhouu. Fs,es NYSIk Weybos'st
Coax, Dec sid, VIM Brown, Mccarthy, Baltimore.
DEAL, Dec 9-Sld Canada NUneus Mr. - -
DuaLIS, Dec 9-Sld Maranhsn. Law renee, Mobile.
GsRllr,s Dec AR rSbl.. Perkin Trieste, and :id
Caroline Thomss Zuletto Kelly, Boston: 2ath-Hannsh,
woodman, NOrlssns SID ship Fairfield 2oth-ar VI
Gpavrsrsp Dec io--sld, Quebec, bard, Nyork
HANpuRe Dec 5The lsh ship OF rchuau, lef her sta
ton yeseTdv. his morning covered with srt
off sehulau aud Bsnkenese as far the eye could aeh.
an OF the continued the LAST FIVE dsys the Upper
Elbe as FAR as Atona has hesn frozen over:
cHABor, n port, Brookne, Allyn, for Boston tnot
NYok1 soou shapeae, Chssrr for New YORK; net con
meaced losdlng.
Il KuRrsH, DEC 7-Chma, Jone. Savannah ~, .
/ Lyrlyool Dec i2-Of, ship, barque brs. lli--A
lsshes, Briggs, New York Std syria Co.. and Ehsspeo
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MONEY MARK EFT.
We'd N Aehnv Inn IA

49,
Stocks are st: going down, and the market continues
off per cent; Norwich and Worcester, ~; Erie Rail
road, l; Mohawk II Long Island 2; Canton a; Penn
sylvania SIS advanced per cent? Morris Ca3al Ii Read
ing Railroad, and Ohio 81 closed arm at yesterdays
prices The sales to-day limited than for
days past After the al journment Of the Boards prices
in the street were tribe better
The Ashburton for Liverpool takes out $l23 $685. and
the Albany for Havre, $40 $685. making in all $le402a.
resolution. instructing the Committee of Ways and
Means to bring in bill approPriating the balance in the
to the payment Of the February interest," passed
the Pennsylvania House of Representatives the 18th
inst unanimously The bill will doubt be reported in
few ays This looks though the subject would be
disposed Of al once, and the question settled.
The stockholders Of the Nashua and Lowell Railroad
have voted to lay double track to Lowell.
By the arrival Of the packet ship Garrck from Liver.
pool, have commercial advices from England, six
days later than those previously received The London
Money Market in very easy state and the rate of
interest low the date Of previous reports. The
cotton markets continued very much depressed and
quotations very feverish. Prices have declined
another eighth of penny per poundtha. is the current
Acadia the packet OF December 4th left. Public and
We refer our readers the different reports under the
foreign news.
The annual returns made by the Insurance Companies
Of Boston, showing the extent Of the losses by fire and
water of Importance to these interested For the
year Just closed the Marine losses amount to- $500 s74
Fire losses amount to. ............. 90, 1858
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Amusements.

Circus A splendid ring performance is to be
given. this evening, tor the benefit OF MIRA Aymar
one OF the most accomplished equesrians in the Amph
theatre She Is to appear this evening Nahmeoka In
beautiful Indian scene OF two horses with Mr. Gardner
Metamora.
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who wants any or d

who wants any or the fssioSviuu artlcles,
via sa.s Br sos or Comstacks Extract of aersarastIa
Dr. Nc Nairi Acoustic I'LL certain cure for deafness. East
Ind, Hair or warranted color the hair but The skir;
rays Lin ed 10 Of tho Plies either
The bl nd bleedng Dr. srohns Sick Hs,dachr Remedy
warranted trcure Also, may he had 81 Courtiandt stree
Shsncks fumonc Syrup. Extract Of Lungwort for Coughs
Colls, Liya ComI laint, CONSUMPTION, &c
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Singular affair at the Park Theatre.-In
CT % s, last .s sm; with bs,
sopssfd q female grace and beauty. sses,e
ne Ike d. au Sssn
sSn The sasn lash formed such
s,s box s' s,hoasbs fmy a.uss's, and
s%Ss,
s. s "a sS s
saa f. San.d
6, as Soap
head and she thus restored % blooming
a hs saa s 50
.h SUsss s9sp 6.p @ ss
MsII sS viii make d
s sy as e1E as any other .oS sh;,p
sa
articles a.s.. esss unless you ask LOT
Femina, Femina Omnia vincet.-"women
% %s. .hs ,1
such will indre carry every Thing be re her Now
the grand retain these pour
S sS
IL. 'ss are s
roeghsd Or ehsppsd your tender ssn
Sap virtues above all are really beyond cIsdsnce~
In word the Dr. has every thing decayed beauty
defect her Otherwise spsIanusiy
70 had remedy 81 Walker street first FROM Broad
way.
aSsnz Chestnut street rhil:dslphis Jordan Mh
vd-ncs; Chaplin Co Sprngheld Fsre Mddetown; Myers
New Haven Tonsey Rochester, Backus Bull 24 River ST.
Troy; Pearce, Stanwx Hall, Albany Stors, Hudsona
elbow my side pains melt has been the
case ever since last spring when had that attack of Dysppsa
bat it did not relieve if and now find gIsa! trouble with
This Is common result Of the improper treatment Of Dyrer
81 the ys is lu.gs suffer and death closes the
were only made US. Of Resort 70 Dr. Folsus' Oosaonan
All-Heaog Baam u has cured like
y9a own and will cure YOU; but disease must be
will be Of lttls avail II wo1ld disease in
will regre, 1.-THE remedy hand will be
fault it you let the opportunity for using by For
sale the principal Office NolO6 Nassau and Mrs Hays
1879 Fulton ST. Brooklyn.
Daliey's Magical Fain Extractor, at his
agency, 81 Courtlandtst.
ComstOcks Sarsapnrilla for the radical
cure Of all scrofuous diseases bilious ons
seld No 81 CORTLAND Price per bottle 81 per
dozen.
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Before Judge Kent.
JAN. I6-Ktntish Latham.-This tedious case al.
ready noticed has been concluded Verdict this fore.
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advantage to our manufacturing interests while our own
markets are rapidly increasing The increase OF capital
invested in cotton manufactures will be seen In the an
nexed table.
VALUE OF CoTroN MAsuFAcruREs-CAprrAL TWISTED
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all Philadelphia subscriptions to the
HERALD must be paid the agents, Ziebcr Co.. Ledger
buildings Sd and Chesnut ss single copies may also b.
| obtaneddaily ati O'Clock. rim
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Medical Notico.--Ths Advcrs isesnents or the
New York College Of Msdic ,ud fhs-msev ssssbhed q
the Suppression or Quackey the Of a diseases will
paper w. 8. RICH tRDSDN, NJ. D., Agent.
Once and Consulting Rooms Of he College rs Nsssan
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ANTr.RENT TROUBLES We learn from the
Rchmond, of Rensselaer, county, has succeeded in ar.
resting several OF the men engaged In the outrage Of FIJI
day last further stated in the Budget, that the bur-
Ming VI Horizons barn had nothing to do with the Anti
Rent excitement. In Columbia county things remain
quiet and the confident belief expressed that will
be no further violations Of the public peace We hear
that Hutchins thu" White Chief" has after
been committed to stand hts trial on ell the charges
made against him OF this county We cannot vel speak
with certainty but venture hope that no outraaes will
be committed within its borders.aIhany Zoe. Journal
Ian
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MuRDxR.-Paul Roux was found dead in his bed
in the tavern OF Francis Nolan, in Charles street.
baltimore When discovered his head terribly in.
was found under the bed The murderer supposed 10
BE- man named Nc Curry, persoa who slept In the
room With the murdered man, who fed before the
murder was discovered. I
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Fire IN NEW ORLEANs.-A fire broke out last
night about nine o'clock, in third story of the
clothing Alfred Munroe at the of Magazine
and Gravier That and the adjoining
Magazine ftrest, occupied by Hill Cooley fancy
hardware store, were entirely consumed The adjoining
buildings both Magazine and Gravcr Streets il
imminent danger for time, but saved BY the prompt
aud strenuous exotions Of the fremcn. The property
destroyed, We believe, was fully nsuredN o. Bulletin
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From GcHIBoE.--A letter dated Ichboe, Nov. 4,
states that there were nearly 800 vessels there in
GLIDING two American ships that about 100 were load
ing and taat the arrivals and departures from six
to ten daily 1t expected that in six months less,
all the guano would be gone Since the representations
made by Isaac Chase, Esq. United States Consul at the
cans had treated much better number Of British
vessels had been lost the coast and vessels at the
land continually parting their ground tackle and
getting foul Of each other owing to the badness Of the
barber
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Correspondence or the Herald.

HAVANA Dec l8In the absence Of other news am sorry
inform that vessels leaving for
the Of securing eghs om other ports being
feghng ships for months come The ship Heespont
Ellis from New York Baltimore, has arrived din mased.
and wi be
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ST. MARTINsvII.Lg TRADE.-Twenty years ago,
according to the st. Martinsuie Creole the trans
portaon between this city and that port all done in
keeboats and from three to six weeks
nuke single trip Now there twelve fine steamboats,
trading there and SO hours time than necessary
run the trip. So we go--N. o. Pic.
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THE CHERoKRrs. Owing to Indictment weather
and Inconvenience, the Cherokee Council before
the Commissioners has again changed it, location
adjourned to Fort Gibson, where comic; table quar-
ers II is very respectfully attended and the in vestira
ton of the Commissioners goes quietly Eight hun.
dred and sevenyhree old settlers and treaty men have
enrolled themselves and the number will steadily in
crease to upwards of thousand Report says that John
Ross has protested against the Council and disbanded
his police companies, but Of this have formal
formation The Council will probably sit and the in
ves'isation continue until March, No open violence
atty has yet occurred.-Tan Buren, (.qrk) Inteli
gencer, Dec 81.
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Circuit Court.

fore full Bench.
JAN. lS-This Court was occupied 10 hearing motions
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| NAvAL.-The new s'oop Ct war Portsme u h.
having gone mp II the NAVY Yari aud eceive1 her
fxin's," drcprad down to the anchorage yest~rda,
where her sister The Jamestown IL wat ng accompany
her to Is probable, however ta iesst
hat they will beth remain where they for weeks
TO come. Norfolk Herald jan H.,
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SHOCKING AFFAIR.-We received verbal infor-
nation last evening to the effect that young Frank
Coombs of Kentucky had been shot by of his neigh
'oors named O'Banis. There had been misunderstood.
ing between them Of kind, and O'Blanis on seeing
Coomhs riding horseback armed himself and laid
in wait for him on his return. On seeing him advance,
OBJ. told him that he was prepared when Coombs dis
mounted from his horse-but before be could draw ps
ol he received both charges from doublebarreed gun
directly IN his head, and died immediately. Such is the
amount OF the Information have received Of this truly
unfortunate affair. Coombs it may be recollected, was
one Of the Santa Fe expedition-N D. Pic.
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Chancery.

Chancery.
His Honor the Vice Chancellor engaged in hearing
sr pd,ts motions.
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XMoRE SHOOTING ,ierconre took place on
the 10th ul ia the village Of WickrviIe in East Ala
bama, between J. H. Lightfoot ard Green Harvle, in
which the former discharged both irels Of double
barreed gun the latter-fcur taking Effect on.
through the lungs. 1t Is thought Harvile will
cover, notwithstanding the severity Of his wounds.