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Marine Affairs.

THE SHIr LEOPARD, of Baltimore Of 5SS tons, was
disposed Of to-day by auction, fr $4,000 part cash.
and the balance at four and six months
The London Shipping Gazette Of the afternoon OF
the 18th. announces without mentioning dates that
the United States ship st. Lawrence and the New
York steamer Washington had arrived at Bremen
The Crescent CITY CAsH AGAIN.-The lawsuit in
which the and agents of this steamship are
terested is assuming very tigeous aspect Yester-
day Harris Morgan, through their counsel, Messrs
r. M Carter and c. W. Horner, took two rules the
plaintiffs returnable Friday next; the first to show
cause why the injunction should not be set asice on
the grounds that Oliver Palmer the security the
Injunction bond Is not sufficient security and that
all the proceedings in violation of law The
second to show why the said should
not be authorised to bond the assets and other pro.
perty epjonsd and sequestered in this suit by giving
sufficient bond Another rule also taken by the
said counsel on behalf of Charles Morgan and J.
Howard & Son, also defendants and residents Of the
State of New York, on the plaintiffs, to show cause
why this should not be transferred to the Unted
States Court for the Fifth Circuit theU nited
NJ 0. Crescent, Oct. 10.
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The Weekly Herald.

Those who wish to send the Of the week to their
friends the interior of the country had better pur
chase the Weekly Herald at nine o'clock this morning.
Annexed Is list Of contents:
Important European Intelligence received by steamss
Europa, from correspondents in Liverpool London
Paris Berlin &c. and from other sources
Of the conclusion Of the Trials Of the Irish Patriots Brien and
Movanuhe Conviction and Sentenoe the Progress Revo
luton in Austria Hungary, &c the critical Political
Affairs in the French Republics the Proceedings of
bly, in reference the Presidency France
80 Affairs In Italy Spain, Switzerland Prussia the Danubaa
Provinces Russs Turkey Ec Progress Cholera Mar
kets &C. &c. Valuable Political Statistics and General Po-
cal Intelligence Speech of the Hon James Buchanan ct
Washington Speech the Hon. Daniel Webster Boston, tho
Negotiations with Spain for the Annexation Of Cuba the
United Great Gala Day in Decentralization of the
Completion of the Boston Water Works. the Funeral Hon
Dixon Lewis Editorial Articles upon various subjects;
mestic Correspondence City Politics. Theatrica &C. &c.
News from Texas Mckee, &C. and Miscellaneous
quarters; Commercial Affairs Money Market Trade Report
MARKETS. generally. Shipping Intelligence &c. 30.
Single copies, in wrapper for the mails, sixpsncs
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Markets.

CIScINrArI, Oct. %, lS48
The weather to-day has been very pleasant No
change has taken place In the state ofths river The
-four market is very quiet and the tendency is down
ward sales Of 800 bbls at So Sl4 Sales OF whis<ev
in bbs at l7Hc the market is dali and the recsots
are stored Western lard is held at To- without asIss
Sales of lnseed oil at $40.
PiRTsBURc, Oct. %, 1913
The markets are dull and unsettled in conseauenca
Of the unfavorabe advices from abroad
The river has five feet OF water in channel and
rising. The Cincinnati packets commence running
regularly on Saturday.
BUFFALO, Oct q, 1913.
Receipts within the past twenty four hours: Flour
5000 bbls wheat 80 600 bushels; n l6 900 bushels
Sales of L 900 bbls. OF flour were made at 81 37X a
81 A.. Wheat-Sales Of IL 900 bushels were made at
$50. for Wisconsin. and 500 9Oc for Ohio. Corn
firm at SOC SO, asked. Freights by canal to
Albany active with IN advancing tendency We
quote -four at TOO; wheat. 2lc., and corn Ito.
ALBANY, Oct 81, 18lS
Receipts within the past twenty -four hours: Flour
10000 bbls wheat, 300 bushels corn d 500 bushels
barley $500 bushels Flour dull with light sales
at SIS O6tl for common mixed brands, and SIS 37 for
straight brands. Wheat-Sales of 370O bushels we're
made (Genesee) at 1920 Barey-Sales OF 600 bushels
were made at Csc 65Hc. Oats-Sales of 900 bushels
were made at $50. Nothing new In other articles
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SENTENCE OF Lswis KRoTH This individual, pre-
viously convicted on two indictments for assault with
intent to kill John Bebam and bis wife, Mary Bsham,
was brought into court yesterday morning for sem
tence Lewis Tappan Esq asked leave to state to
the court that he disbeeved 1t the intention Of
Kroh to kill either Of the parties and also his belief
that not due credit had given to the story of
the pritoner He spoke at some length exhorting the
court to be as lenient as possible Tho Court we're
satisfied with the proof Of guilt before them and
fenced the prisoner to ten years imprisonment the
conviction for attempting the life OF Mrs Beham and
years and Fix months for attempting the life Of
MIR Beham making in the aggregate seventeen years
six months, which he will have to spend 1t Mount
Pleasant, within the walls of the prison.
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MuRpER.-W learn that man by tn

MURDER.-We learn that man by the name OF
Strteter Murdered his wife at Southbridge, on
Monday. Jealousy existed between thcm In con-
sequence Of thrests to take her life che made com.
plant before magistrate and had him examined and
pot under bonds TO keep the peace Shortly after the
trial he went his house. stxed bis wife BY the hair
and with razor cut her throat from ear TO ear. He
tnen drew the razor his throat but did
succeed In giving himself mortal wound The woman
died Immediately = Worcesler PsLLsdium
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Actual Circulation OF the Herald.

Octr. @V'iof coPes
The publication Morning Edition Of the Herald
meaced yesterday 10 minutes before o'clock and finished
at 10 minutes o'clock the 6rs Afternoon Edition
mepced At minutes past o'clock, aud finished at 20
before o'clock the second at 10 minutes before
o'clock and finished at 10 minutes past 8
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City Intelligence.


FLARE ur BETWEEN THE MAYOR SHERIrY.-A
serious difficulty has recently arisen between these
ter amongst the officers in attendance the Judges.
The difficulty IL seems has had its origin in the law
Mar last for regulating the city courts The
law alluded to- directed the Board Of Supervisors Of
which the Mayor PRESIDENT to provide court rooms,
officers and stationery for the Judges; but in the
Supervisors should not do then the Sheriff Of the
city OF New York perform that duty
The Board of Supervisors did in defiance of repeated
rsmonstrances neglect to comply with the ordinance
Ct the State. Wbereupon, In the month Of June or
July last the Judges Of the Supreme Court made an
order which, after reciting that the Supervisors had
disobeyed the act and neglected to provide for the
commodation of the JUDGES directed the Sheriff to
provide &C. The latter obeden CO to the order ap-
pointed number Of officers, &c, required by the
statute Soon after these appointments the Board Of
Supervisors met and appropriated repair the
old almshouse, fit up and furnish court roems &c The
Mayor then brought the question Of ng officers
before the Board, and resolution passed autho-
rzing him to appoint the number required at fixed
laries and he has in accordance with that resolution
made such appointments and insists upon displaciug
the officers appointed by the Sheriff; the latter, how
denies his right to do the ground that
Supervisors neglected to perform the duty imposed
the order Of the Judges the appointing became
vested in himself and insists upon retaining his own
officers and s sustained by the Judges But be that
II may, there two sets of officers, each
claiming TO perform the duties and of course,
will insist upon being paid for their services.
FIRK.--A FIRE broke out on Thursday night, in the
house, at the corner of Houston and Ludlow streets,
which was put out with trihiDg damage.
REsoUED FROM DRowrIso.-A German, named Free
derrick Micbemann, accidently fell into the river at
the foot Of Delaney street. on Thursday night, but
was rescued from drow ming by persons who were
near by at the time.
TnoNrror ovAnDs.-This target corps passed the
Herald ofaoe yesterday afternoon. They presented
hne appearance and marched In nne style.
KonLsn GvAnDs.-A company, bearing this nams,
passed the Herald ofoe yesterday atternoon, on the
and the shattered condition Of their target proved the
accuracy Of their aim.
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Movements of individuals

movements OF IndIvIduaia.
The citizens Of Batavia gave public dinner to Cap
tain Merrill, U. 8. Dragons, on Thursday last.
John Van Buren, announced to speak IN Buffalo,
on the 26tkinst. Has he regulated Ohio in so short
iuo
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Cruz 5s Broadway opening of th, exhibition took
pauds testified The satisfaction trey experienced The mus
~. d1.n RsH nns s,s It, and uy
ae the Park Tneatre and Lewis of Bunke Hill memory
tive work Of will excel anything exhibited in the
Knox is truly n Hatter.-Without doubt
the United ae uy he by Par o. ss
street. other principle in most oi o%r
what All desire Go to Knox You will this out
Four Dollar Hats.-Thc Great Success
which has attended the enterprise subscriber his ampt
t. ss and as
induced other to attempt the same But having
it. and invites the public examine quality style
Fall Hat confident that III be iu masurably superior
PRICE JOHN GESIN az sfoaiwa s.''
A Cnrd.-WM. ii. Beebe g. Co., Hattcrs.
respectfully to their friends and the public that the
late in their at i56 Broadway will cont nus
but for shOr, period Active esertSns making
and in very few days their busins; will Be- resumed
NIB W. H. Beebe Co. desire respectfully to return shcis
thanks to the Fire Dpsrme. for their active and efficient
much additional loss AID d'm,se-
ChiItiren's Beaver Hats, Fall style.-Wm.
BANTA "a Canal corner Of Wooster street. has the iares
II city, consisting Of Pearl Pure White DraS and
BSr s s princes % g c
es than Broadway prices
Jenny LIND Beaver Hats and Bonnets-
beautiful assortment Of Misses Jenny Lind Beaver aat
pearl crab and black beaver Bonnets aIner and dealers
s. supplied Mn s ss :sd bs1n By the
very fine French Cloth Dress or Frock
Coat order French cloths tor si4 sons
for $40 Also Sacks 0vercosts Pants and Vests worry finely
made at prices which must aaoush natives orogners and
bought for cash down; therefore, can be sold low
@. B. CLARKE. lI6 William street.
One Thousand Ovcrconts, q to lie dollars;
200 Coaks 81 Ss 1000 Dress aud Fork ccas French cloth
BUSINESS coa TO 6 ~ SS ps % I'll
This most decidedly the cheapest clothing in Tho
The Cheapest and Best Place In the city
sSsa Ss SsSss anS quality
Sa om % 70 sos T. @ das o. BOOB
The RicheIicu Diamond Pointed Gold
Pens acknowledged 70 be ss most superior article Of tho
elasticity Of quill sold only BY b. e. Watson Go, No. Is
Wall street. Gold rens repaired
The PIumbe National Daguerrean Gallery.
upper Of Broadway and street,
and should not f visit II impossible any
visit this celebrated gallery without meeting with familiar
Christic's GaIvanic and Magnetic Cura-
vs much for their wonderful relieving all
diseases Of The nervous or muscular system can only be had
upon BY limitations worthless these
s sIa sSs r SsS % Dr. on
ysnsm can Re bad gratis on win by mall
HEAD, lS2 Broadway.
NOOrhc ads Graduated Magnetic Machines
ccmS,e important i'm Provsmsa. over other nssramonof
are "nspprosossd can & safely any pa Ky
country att ,hns expense so neatly and cmpacty
The peculiar naysnsse. tor %anuf,cturps BY The
warranted DC. h00RIEAD is2 Broadway
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TELEGRAPHN IrTM,LlGEsCE.


Dreadful Occurrence in Albany.
ALBANY, Oct. n, ls4a
The building for the gas works now erecting in
Colonie street, fell In day Twelve nftesn nsn
were killed wounded.
ANOTHER DESPATCH
ALBANY, Dot. 81, Isls.
1t is believed that Giles Frederick, of Newark, NJ
the only one killed by the falling in of the gas
works building.
Phillip P. Dieley had his thigh broken.
Thomas Anderson and s. B. Cannon, of PhiladeI-,
phs, and Benjamin Major, Of Amsterdam, were badly
injured
William Davis and John Mcphuips had their arms
broken.
Major and Carmen are the only ones considered In
danger.
THIRD DESPATCH.
ALBANY, Oct. 91-PM
The accident which occurred this afternoon. at thu
gas works in this city, not so serious as was n
first apprehended and reported. On careful inquiry
1t is found that only one man killed, by the name
of Giles Frederic, Of Newark New Jersey. Seven
others injured very severely, though doubtful
whether fatally SO.
The cause Of the accident the falling down OF
large iron plating, forming the covering of large
gasometer. In its descent it, fell upon thirty or forty
men, of whom only those referred above suffered e
any serious extent.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.

TEE Dali HERALD edsfo~s evcry day. renfs
~ eepv-&7 rs per The MORNING EDITION u
sshi.ged ecck snd dstrihfed befer, breakfosf;
AFTERNOON EDITION be had Of the nesboys,
SfI o'clock p. NJ and TIE second AFTERNOON EDITlONa
S'cJsek. -
1YE WEEKLY HERALD-Bvsry Saturday. for eirenis-
tA Aw~ricdn totsaentS% cents - l2k PER
Every steam packet day for EuroyeSn eire&teon
N Be printed IN the FrsncA and Enshsh languages
ALL LETTERS b mail for subser ipions. cfA dduer.
b paid ths POSTAGE viii hs deducted frs"
~ uoNer rewsiftod
MOE soIsc.fed from anv quarter Of t aoorid Vused v BE-
uDbsraily paid fer. -. , a. 4,
sbJ,Nd in tbs morning afternoon eddons at
1890. no h. crufe. icgbie araaser TIE proprietor
~of for mnnWser1P
PRJNTINCi Of al kinds ereeuted beautifully and 10Th dc
sccfsh ftrg@rs ressped the O6ies Of Fulton and
Nassau street,. -,-.. IA. :.
i.s~,ed b. authenticated by the
90 d1rrss OF Heeessarp for publication. but
- onaronfy of his good faith We eonaot return rejected
eeasRxnscafsons.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.


PARK THEATRE FosrY FIrTy-MApAME ANNA
Bis or IN ScESAs rNoM LINDA &c, MARY BLAME, CHAM
son Mu.rNRK-AuRoRA, La ZrSeARILLA-LovE. despair
AND CHAAPAeNI-Box AND Cox.
BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery-SwAMP Fox-SroNoRA
CIocoA AND SIeNoR NERI-EAsr RIVER CRAFTSMAN.
BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway-Lortor ASSURANCE
The ARCADE.
NATIONAL THEATRE. Chatham square--JArK sHur
pARD-GLANoE NEW YoRK-PREray GIRLS STILL
aEke.
BURTON's THEATRE. Chambers street-TrE DEAD sHor
Dan KuysER DE BAssooN-MiscHIly MAKING-Nsw YORK
sLIoxs.
BROADWAY CIRCUS, Spring st-EaUEsrRIANrsM, &c.
MECHANICS HALL, Broadway. near Broome-CHRIsry's
MINERVA ROOMS TAyLoR's CA,pAIeNa
MELODEON-vmeNIA SER ENADERA
sToPPANI HALL, Brosdway-MExroo ILLUSTRATOR, At
and N j. NJ
Acknowledgement MUSICAL SoorrrY's CoNoKRr.
WILLIAMSBURG L. L. Grand Saloon, Williamsburgh Gar
den.-CAMPsxILs SrNsrRnA
New York, Saturday, October &s. ls4S.
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-Four Dollar Hnts.-Thc Great Suecos

which has attended the enterprise the in
to reduce the price Of the finest quality Of Hats ct
TIE time that he improved their style and exceenoy
induced other attempt the But having
had the start In this undertaking. the subscriber intends
it. and invites the public to examine the quality style his
Fall Hat confident that i'll be in measuraby
other offered by the this season,
price. JOHN N. GENIN, ola Broadway
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VSrunU D1OrUmu Oh INC BOm bnrOmen( OF
Vera Cruz 6S Broadway The opening exhibition
place Tbursday TO crowded audience and continual
paudite testified the satisfaction muso
by Mis- La Roche is excellent and loudly
This Diorama does infinite credit to
(ae Of the Park Tneatre and Lewis Of Bunkers Hill memory
With little practice and by the tre this ma.
tive work Of art will excel anything before exhibited
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combine important i'm Provement over other instruments
unapproaohed They 10 safely any part Of the
country very tring expcns neatly and arc
Their virtues we'll known com nsut.
child thm perfect they In simpoty From
the peculiar ADVANTAGES for manufacturing possessed by the
warranted ID. g. h0OKuEAD 49, Broadway.
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uvs much for their wonderful relieving an
diseases OF the muscular SYSTEM only be had In
this s2 Broadway Strangers ud avoid being
upon BY limitations ash Of these celebrated arce
Thee but place obtain thcmcrc 10 but
their sale In the city Of New York. Dr. Chses work al-
ysnsm he bad gratis application. 1t will DO mali
HEAD, 1S2 Broadway
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Knox is truly Iiatter.-Without dOub
az S y % @ @ come ron every part Of N
street. for no other cause interests principle in
what al desire. Go to Knox and you will find this out
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Children's Beaver Hats, Fall Style.-Wm.
BANTA "a Canal of Wooster street, has the largest
best assortment Of Chidens Fur Hats be- un
city, consisting Of PEARL Pure White Drab Black
Brown Uat trimmed in the tasteful with
rich beautiful materials His prices nearly per cent
than Broadway prices
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The Cheapest and Best Place In the city
70 get good Boots Shoes and Gators 10 at JONEss ANA
street. the American Museum. First quality Of French
Calf Dress Boots 81 90 second do So so to ST. Congress Boot
from s. 80 to 81; French Patent leather Boots, 81.
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the upper Of Broadway snd street, strangers
should not fs visit II impossible any
visit this celebrated gallery without meeting with familiar
face.
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The RicheIicu Diamond Pointed Gold

Peba acknowledged TO be most superior article Of tho
kind points fine aud smooth and
elasticity quill sold only by b. Watson Co, No. Is
Wall street. Gold psns repaired.
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very fine French Cloth Dress or Frock
Coat order from French cloths Sll some
for $40 Also. Sacks Overcoat Pants and Vests very finely
made at prices which oush natives oreigncra
Perhaps Is the only whore goods arc III
bought for cash down. therefore, can be sod low
G. B. CLARKE. 1I6 william street.
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Jenny LInd Behver Hats md Bonnie =
beautiful assortment of Misses Jenny Lind Beaver Dat
trimmed in the most tasteful manner. Also Ladies' and Mss
pearl crab and black beaver Bonnets Miners dealer
be supplied with Hats snd Bonncts by the Dozen
prices at WIN BANTAS ~ Canal, of Wooster st.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06
| From he Louisville Denlyerot
A FIRST RATE CLINCHERl

MADISON, Ia, July ~, 1913.
Gents: Some Two or three days since an anIi-
Gle appeared 10 The Banner Whis) OF this place,
denying The statement you gave upon my auiho.
Iity oil the political feelings OF The Wing officers
Of The 9Th Indiana volunteers al the same lime
giving The nam IS oil some Is or 90 10 prove my
assertion false. When | saw the atic!e | was
about preparing one to :ustain my assertion,
when a Geographic dispatch called me 10 India.
napolis-a member of my family being quite i'll.
| returned yesterday evening and my time has
BEEN solely consumed in the duties preparatory
10 the mastering Out Of the service OF iny compa
ny. The few Wing Officers that have casually
met, have fully sustained me in the statement
gave you; and before leave here, | will prove
every statement ! made. | would DO il nov. but
the Democratic paper here will 70, be issued be-
fore Wednesday next.
Fer The present am authorized BY the follow.
ing gentlemen whose names have been given by
the editor o, The Banner 10 prove The ia ,iy cf
my assertion, viz: Captains M Kenzic Evans,
BracRen and Lewis; Lieutenants Sawtel,. Ham.
illon, Osborn, Nicely, Baker, and Major Myers
all good and true Whies-to say That they will
not, under any circumstances, vote for General
Taylor These gentlemen are all that my time
has permitted me 10 see. Col. Lane, Major Ny
ers, and all Of the above officers. will say that
when we left Mexico, tie statement gave you
was common remark. That one or Two have
been whiPt into the traces since their return is
probable.
Yon may publish This If you deem il proper
The Wing officers have gwen above are here,
and will be here, and il necessary, swear thelr
uncompromisng hostility 10 Gen. Taylor.
| write in great hurry, fearing my silence
may be construed into an Acknowledgement OF the
Banners charge. J. McDOUGALL.
Capt. 5!h Ia, Vol.
IS. The next number Of The Democrat pa.
per, published here, will contain my vindica-
lion. J. McD.
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THE BALL ROLLING.

The last Fircasrle Democrat contains glow.
ing account OF The mass meeting al Fincasle on
Saturday, The 23d September. William Smith
OF Greembrisr, Robert G. Scott and John S. Gas
kie of Richmond, and Capt. John B. Floyd ol
Washington, addressed The people with greal
power and effect which We DOUBT no., will lei, in
The coming election The Democrat. in he nam.
OF the Democracy Of Bole,our', returns thanks /,
these gentlemen Tor their zeal in behalf at the
good cause, AMI hopes prosperity may aucni
hem wherever they 90.
The Democracy OF Norfolk had Two Of onr
orators with them on F,iay last-Mcssrs. WIN
w. Crump and Joha B. Young. The SonIhetp
Argus speaks in The highest terms ri The speech
es OF these gentlemen, and VIZ lesrn from ,t1er
sources tnai, on this occasion, hey fallv sustain
ed their deserveiiy high reputation
The Democracy Of Portsmouth turned out On
masse to raise hickory role in thel Mace IN
Saturday last. Mr. w. d. Scheduled was call.
ed for, and responded 10 The call in sneech in
which ne renowned all afiliatiyn with Inc VIII,
party, and spnrned The IDEA OF supporting Nil.
lard Fillmore, whom he declared , b. an aho,;.
zionist OF the deepes, hue. The assemble was
also addressed in torcible and eloouen, manner
ny Messis. John B Young and V m. W. Grimm