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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-13

ein AcciurNr At THE bRospwsy HousE.-Lsst even
ing gloom wns thrown the Wbig Convention sit
ting ut the Broadway House by one OF their number
meeting With accids Mt from which the chances are
nity 20 against his life John Way delegate from
the iTst ward who keeps the Bivorec corner " state
aud bite Hsl streets was talking With some friend
IN the BARRON. whose name We could not ascertaia
end they begrn 10 lark aud wrestle with each other
when Way fell sudden " his back and rendered
ins Dsbe Ills tpipe found 10 be seriously Injured
br Wood was sent for and also DR. Beur who render.
ed lin every assistance in their poser but stated tha.
the chsrce 81 his recovery very small indeed aud
that u he did recover ne would be bed ridden lie Is
con petcly paraiyzed from the misds If the spine
dOwbvsids Ir chalmers, his family physician, vac
~ be- In attendance The friend who was the
case tl the gcciJ,nt wcpt Ike child.
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THE WEEKS NEWS.

The Weekly Herald will be published at niae o'clock
this morning. 1t will contain, among other interesting
and valuable matter, the following
CONTENTS.
One month later from California; including letters
and from the Calfor-
MIA press ope week later from Europe received by tho
Caledonia lmportant from the region Of the Salt
Lake the Horn stlomens &c In the Far West orgsn-
1aton Of tie goytTnmennt Of the State Dsseret"
souiopary movements in Canada extraordinary
TO tie Canadian people, in favor % annexation to the United
States Fsrticulars o. the terrible Riots in Phliiepha:
The late tremendous Storm, and It's disastrous effects
land and wreck ef the British brig st. Joha aad loss
than hundred lives --latest feon Peru,
Rio dc Jnero, Venezuela, Panama, NisaraguN tie West
Indies. &c - Domestic election returns, Sc &c -
Letters from wsshingt Editorial articles uTon variety
Leeal political in this city
theatrical and usesl affairs police returns, iOmBsr
csl the money market city trade rsport
elsewhere, ship news &c.
Annual subscription, 50 single copies o. cents.
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Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, October IL, 1910.
The sales Of cotton yesterday amounted to l25 bales
There change in prices The demand for coffee
is increaipg sixteen hundred bags OF Rio coffee were
sold at s3 $40 for old crop, aud 9i4c for the
crop There Is no new crop now Offering under exc.
large cargo of cotton WAS yesterday, taken for LII
verpool at 81 S7H. The first lot OF sugar
ctiyed to-day
BUFFALO, October 12-6P NJ.
The receipts Of produce since yesterday were, 900
bbls Hour 600 bushels wheat The srket for Hour
rather depressed account of the dealers waiting
for details Of the steamers The sales reached
about GOO bbs common State ani xed Western, at
50 so. IA wheet The market firm, but dull The
tales embr 1900 bushels of Illinois aud Wisconsin,
on terms not undertook In the market was not
30 active. but without change notice EreShts for
ALBANY, October 12-6P NJ
Receipts Of produce by canal yesterday, wereFlour
eco bbls what 5000 bushels; corn IL 900 do bar
ley 81 600 do. The market for -four steady but not
sctive Sales embrace 800 bills OF straight State and
Western brands at 81 CO "a 81 rs. Wheat-rhere was
fair milling demand for prime quality with sales Of
1000 bushels Of Genesee at 81 81 Corn-Corn was
not active but without change to notice. Sales OF
5000 bushels mixed Western at b5l Barley Sales OF
90 600 bushels made including two roxed ct 80
Gle and four rowed ut go Oats in moderate in.
qpiy. and sales Of 1900 Bushels have been made at
3sh a3ahc. Sales Of 100 bbs. whiskey we're made a.
about 2ic.
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JUNKETrING AT BLAoKwEr.L's ISLAND When
the new system of government was established for
Bsckw ellis Island, reason alleged for the
change was, to put an end to the system of junkct-
ting carried on at the island. We are sorry, how
ever to see, under the present Governors at this
valuable criminal institution, that the junAetting is
continued as ridiculous, as foolish, and as expen-
sive If they do lay aside wines and strong
drinks, they seem to make up for it ia the eating
d,licacies of the season
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eau The attention OF our fie"d well citizens tran
ilrni Nalf 70 the large aud we'll selected of
Under srts and Drawers hand our Friend SCOTS
store o. JOY Fulton sire IT. sek every style
ard finish as well m size aud quality His prices wa
know will be rarely found tauit win.
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TIE FAIR OF THE AMERICAN INsrrrurr.-We
give daily reports of the sights and doing, at this
interesting place, and shall continue them briefly
TO the end. But we must have word to say upon
the whole aiiair-a word of truth and soberness.
There are many good things and curious nven-
tons exhibited at the Fair, mixed mp, however,
with too great quantity OF ridiculous and prepos-
ferrous humbugs. We shall postpone our just criti-
cism Of the whole subject, until the Fair Is over
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spo,ttpu Ips.I,ICsp~c.

TNror CouBE.--TRofrise There will be an sgrss
able time this afternoon at the Union Course In hve
nsgs starting for sweepsake Of 5000 mile heats best
three In Eve 10 2tO 10 heee horses from
Newark N j. and this win be their fret appearance
on race There will. alec be another trDtting
match for $500 two mile heats In harness bet two
nsgs who never purse. The trotting will CON-
mtnce at one o clock and good spOrt is expected.
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Fire In bangor.

BosToN, October IL 1919.
fire occurred In Bangor, Maine, wednesday
morning, which destroyed MIR Strickland's block,
tanning Titcombs jewelry store, Hughes bookstore
Curtis Perkins spothecary store and Morau's cloth
ing store. The loss was estimated at about $4,000,
about half Of which is covered By insurance The
telegraph Office and several lawyers Offices al
btrr
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The Strangers Fever.

CHARLESTON, October 10, 1si9.
The Courier Of this morning publishes the official
port Of the Board Of Health They announce eighteen
deaths by the strangers fever during the week
the 9th instan.eight Of them Americans and 10 TO.
reigners The mostly confined to the hospi
tai The Courier does not Disguise the fact that the
disease prevails to considerable extent, but states
that IL Yields to medica al treatment
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womb cali a. attention Of the public and dealers their
assortment of the above Possessing the greatest facilities
for their minufr eture thev eeabed ,r them az
much lower price thsn the imp rtei which sy are i'm
many respects preferable. A.. x j. SAUNDERS
l47 Broadway, corner Liberty ST., and 3S7 Broadway
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The Pennsylvania Election.

Returns Of the majorities In thirty six counties fOr
either candidate for anal Commissioner have been re-
c.iv,d which sum up a. follows
Nsjoriiies for Gamble democrat. ........... 1900
Majoiities for tuller, whig. .........,..... e2ii
Gamble steRd Of Fuller, 80 far. ............ 7foj
1be Legislature will will be democratic, in both
branches The Sonateby one majority; the House, by
tut or MOI
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The Court or Anne ais

BUFFALO, October IL, 1s49
The argument Of No IA in the Court Of Appeals IL
concluded. No. SO has been commercials. A. Foote
Esq., for the appellant and J. l.. Talco.t for respon
dent.
The Court adjourned at 10 o'clock, until tomorrow
for consultation. No. SO is still on argument.
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article, invented by Saunders, favorably TO the
pul H." for the last ~ obtained al the
subscribers stores AZ aud tS7 Broadway liberal dscouny
to Wholesale oealers. & J. SAUNDERS
lH Broadway corner Libeftyst, and 37 B.oldway.
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TO examine the choice selection of Combs sub
the is beyond all doubt tho
in the city among which will be found the Double pat
much admired Also be obtainet every arfies
appeItaining to the toilet. a & j. SAUNDERS
So Broaaway. between ". lker ana White stseets
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have been found and toturnedThe National Police tets
Of this week hn bcdcs much other good mscr the letter
firm Malachi faon chief 81 the police on san Francs-o III
Trial ~ the Confidence Nav; astounding article on The
Brgands OF Arkansas Office, los Nassau street Ony fonr
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fall but isno resaon Why hoee who want really goo
Boots sht ud not go Go WATR1Ns ii Fulton street and
pair. AZ Mr. " ctures all his work and sells
no comnsn rash purchasers he %
clcs as will give tstsacon Strangers Leaving their
lures have their Boots sent any pact Of the Uni
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MAKE an elegant sus OF C"tu anost nominal prices
for instance fine French 10Th Froek Coats s6 hne Pants
from 50 to IS. Also s le Over Coat very hand
Tor the coming season. G. b. CLARKE Ne.
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The steamer Gambia.

BosroN, October IL, 1912.
The steamer Cambria, from New York arrived At
Halifax he eth inst, having sailed from the former
mort ON the Sd inst
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Cheap Boots Boots that worth 81, sold the
~ FULTON and Nassau streets for 81 5O
co. worth 81 90 and So Boots Shoes
low; Oyerthoos Of all kinds, equaliy low.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
The Election In Ohio.
CINCINNATI, October IL, 1s4

CINCINNATI, October IL, 1849.
The entire democratic ticket in Hamilton County is
elected as usual. There will b, dificulty, when the
Legislature meets in regard to the Senator and probably
In regard to the Assemblymen aso. The judges in
five wards OF the city disagreed and faei to make
legal return of the votes cast. The Apportionment
law IL still the subje Of contention
The Counties Of Marion, Ross Pequa, Muskingum
Pike Franklin, Delaware, Montgomery, and Licking,
have gone whig
In Highland and Fayette Counties, the democratic
Senator and Representatives are elected.
Copeland whg is elected in Marion and Union Co.'S.
Pike and Adams Counties have elected Taylor. demo-
Gratis 90 by 200 majority.
Guernsey has elected democrat by 200 majority
In Preble County, Hawkins wing, has been elected
by AIS majority
1t is believed that the wings will have majority in
the lie, islature
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Serious Riot at So. LOuis-The Pacific Rail-
road CanventiOn--Ii, alth OF the City, SC.

ST. LOWS, Oct. III. NJ.
A serious riot occurred In this city Tuesday eve-
ming last, between the of the Haides
aud En- ella during VIII Oh the mate of the former and
several others, ~ere severely wounded.
From the interior, we learn that much interest is
ested In favor of the Pacific Railroad Convention,
which will be largely attended
We have had no deaths by cholera to record during
the past week which Is the first week that has escaped
since January last The disease still fingers along the
towns the Missouri river. The interments for The
week were 60 of which 26 were under years OF age
The weather is cool and pleasant.
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stood before the stores. crying what1 you buyi The
nevtrsptrs do all that For example. line will
form Thousands that the cheapest store town
JONEss, II Ann street.
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nesfesi-HNal"type Portraits Gaesa YER, tpcor-
tsnt mpoven,nt in aking Tahotypcs the dr the
inventions oi W. Lanss9hetn Phiiaieipbia Bxohanae
G.ftral agent for New Nork, D. WINS, 2i7 Br,.dwsv
whore hnoolmonA ot Lla noxel nvenl
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sand editorial notices written by the best literary talent
this county, IN the possession Of kNON, the Halter
l2s FULTON street at the fact that the quality aud
durability OF his Hate uneyceed. While his prices in all
tNenty cent less than any other manufacturer
a.
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the Fair No Co. preparation which death 20 bet hurs
ard cockrosches he styles IL Lyons Ma ustic Powder
warrants 10 20 eNteruiData these
pills reLr'scItd az being equally and
Hold A No eco Broadp
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Magic air Dye new iyentou. to color the Hair Whs
kers the it applied, without injury to the hair
Gentlemen can their " hskers dyed In iva
minutes at the DeJot No. l79 Broad way corner OF Dew
law
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in short time by the Of few bottles of Dr. Gsnsscs
Medcated LIN nent 1t sOfens aud brauGas the skin aud
al diseases uatic and other paid old
cuts bruises tooth aud headcb Sold large
bottles 1T 5Oc. No 2S0 Pearl st. aud i6t Broadway.
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ysur IN shaped uncouth coarse half fnishsd iesans BATS
commonly .esn ~ Broadssy, upon che hesas Of otherwise
well dressed gehteucn hat able ths bsautv
their model and crr finish Yeu easily dis
tnguish them. Welt aoquanted with thsu sever
theles ut times Ourselves amazed the manifest
proytmtnt exhibited in the appearance 81 the purchaser
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Attention Of citizens aud s1rsners requiring Wigs leu
resent improvement OF most Important
invented by e. PuAl.ok, NO. lT BrosdwAy. corner OF
Dsy under the Franklin House. They sosn
his Hair Cutting Rooms h0re may ks the laggest
and lsst chs city.
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The Prentice In Inndnn. In Old Time.

burn freely through the coolest night can DC had at
only tiS shlIg n,r gallon, at ALBROS Tea and sugar
Store ~ Division and Edridze streets and go Grand
street, stotnd block east Of IN, Bower
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for 1870 ready aud for sale BY 81 the booksellers
at his Advertising Agency Tribune Bnding.. Prepared
With oet,rmir alton bring within the acst
AL the various facts which viii have ooealSn g. rsfer
90 ~ tie tcrffc eta ycar.- Ptiisde' plia Ledger
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BROOKS, l0 Fulton has extensive assortment
Of Boots Shoes Caters slippers, Ruhbers &C. for ladies
gens and children Of the best qualities and styles which
J, selling cheaper than be purchased vh9eae
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be found full VI eombn'Uv mat that will make
wick ed trembe Let IT, being the
number yet published Office la Fulton Price FIVE
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COLEnAN, of 100 hnds this by importing his
materials from we'll known European houses ayodinx
tie monopoly of water street capitalists and Is enshisd q
sell good Hat Tor IS 80 b. had in for SIS
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the Wig Factory of aedlnrst lie ri, ~ Malen Lane,
aud citizens 1rgost stock
in the city They f The best ana combine
all the atca improvements Is, ladtes Ornamental Hair
in Ereat aLuDdanee. Copy thelidnag. ~ Aaldsn lAne
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FELLOW FEELINGs-RAuRoADs AND CURRENCY.
The Planeld Bank financiers begin TO exhibit
a wondrous fellow feeling for the railroad mono-
polis,s OF New Jersey. This Is all very natural.
Those who could impose spurious currency upon
the community, can see no harm, morally, IN COM
pelling the same community to pay local taxes for
travelling over State, under the shape of mo-
nopoly.
II the State Of New Jersey has made bad bar
gain with the Camden and Amboy railroad Com
pany, and the latter good one the State ought to
suffer for its want Of judgment. Let 1t pay the
shareholders all it has promised them, put period
to the monopoly, and allow to the whole community
the privilege of free travelling and proper compe-
tlfiOn,
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Whssers the applied without injury the
hair skin Merchants AID fancy store Keepers should
tsis article, the
sae and retail at Bachelors Wig Factory Wall street,
and in London Et 4. c. Upwns 70 Piecadiliy near ga
Iames' Church
DIR. Elliott. OcGiisf, $50 broadway, In
forms his patients that his oes from ioI TO
s'eloek Mondays, "Wednesday and Fridays Dr. H. will
ereber, for the poor after 3 o'clock
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benevolent institution will be given at Nblo's this
evening" We trust generous aud liberal minded
public will Literally conIrbu;e It's aid 10 this pgdlse
worthy iLsliiuiirn.
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Shipping Intelligence.
CnaabssIos, Oct 2.
! Ariyel-ships Allen, Harriet and Augpsts, NY0rh;
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-20
Complimentary Dinner to Governor Marcy.

dinner in honor of the late Secretary of War
given to him on Friday last at Wards Hotel by all the
chiefs of the staff of the army, and other army officers in
the military bureaus of the War Department 1t was
well deserved tribute OF personal esteem the part of
body OF distinguished officers, who have had the bes,
opportunities know, and hes, appreciate the
weared zeal, the eminent ability, the glorious
with which the late Secretary has administered the de-
partment and directed all its varied operations of peace
and of war The minister of the late administration
has had task of unexamped difficulty. With what sig.
nal triumph he has achieved his work. the whole
try at witnesses and judges. But II cannot fail
to be satisfaction to his friends to know from evil
dences such this, the extent to which his personal
qualities have attracted to him the esteem OF the body Of
distinguished officers and worthy gentlemen with whom
he has been thrown in the immediate personal
nexion We understand the dinner was got up in
style fit for the occasion, and credabe 10 the proprietor
Of that we'll regulated establishment Willard's Hotel
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NORTH CAROLINA GETS A BoNE--It deserves to be men,
toned, fact by discreditable TO say the
least Of il, to North Carolina, that general rule her
politicians the last to ask for Office and the last to get
IT, II thought, however, that about This time
OF the fanshed OF her enterprsny political charac
tiers would receive slice or OF ham but the meat 1t
seems, nicely done up treasury sauce goes to a
more favored circle, and The Old North gets nothing more
nor less than a bone This is emphacay bad.
North Carolina whigsm is awarded nothing in the
way of cabinet honors; and tie mission to Span-it Is
not even known whether Senator Mangum will get that
AS citizen OF the United Staes-aye, as human being,
to say nothing further of right to complain in the
premises, feel bound declare that Old lack has not
"a taken OF oil his woundedhat he has left few
behind him" in North Carolina who expected different
treatment, and more fortunate result lis the secreaysh
OF the navy still in existence Or has been abolished
Or has Mr. William Ballard Preston monopoized the
whole concern? We should like to know--ior that be-
longs 10 North Carolina, and no mistake.
We understand that considerable GOODNESS exists be-
tween Mr.. Badger and Mr.. Clayton, account Of this
marked neglect of North Carolina whigsm This is rea
sonable and was to have been expected. Mr. Clayton
who had the framing of the cabinet, surely knew mat
there such State North Carolina, and that she
voted for Taylor; and such being the 1t was down
right presumption in him, coming he does from such
State as Delaware. Ton whose soil Tom Hyer was al
lowed to whip Yankee Sullivan, and word sad to
overlook the rich and mueriat with which we
abound, from Curriuck to Cherokee -Ratcgh Standard
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AT the late meeting of the Board OF Regents OF the
Smithsonian Institution, at which the Hon. Milarl FIJI
adopted
RtSouod That the Chancellor and Secretary be request
ed to communicate the Hon. George M. Dallas the hls
appreciation entertained by the Board of his services as
Regent, particularly during the period of the
OF the institution their thanks for tho manner Ia whcn no
discharged the duties Of presiding officer of the Institution,
and their respect tor his character gentleman anu
scholar"
At the same meeting, the secretary announced thal
vacancy had occurred in the Board OF Regents OF inc
class OF senators, by the expiration OF the late term u
service of the Hon. James A Pearce, OF Maryland az
senator, but that the vacancy had been filled by Inc e
appointment of the gentleman, under his new e"
OF service as senator.
Previous to this meeting, the Hon. James M Mason,
of Virginia. had been appointed Regent in the place Oh
the Hon Sidney Breese who resigned his Office OF Re
gent previous to the expiration of his office senator
Nat. Infeiitgeneer
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arise INV ,veest asprations there all my hopes are con-
n,rd. ,hsrs have lived there repose the remains OF
hsoved dead and when it shall please Heaven 10 ca
me hence. would rest from the agitaons OF an evenua
lie in her peaceful bosom Her very name IS dear 10 me
III. ~ e and her institutions dearer still Her po
naI sssutcheon is vet unsained and spoess A1hoqgn
she has nourshed and brought up rem a no,
nonnlsed The Gun which had beea drugged Tor her hu
initiation BY paraeda hand in mercy was permitted to
pass and she has been left to saheon q nsa se
bs d;a 10 the bad passions OF section. That she
nav long be spared from this base nflcuon, whether al
The Instance OF one OF her degenerate sons or another
T;nyoke The universal prayer of common country.
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The New Bedford Mercury heads its article, :" The
Spoils" with the famous saying OF Secretary Marcy ITO
The vctors belong the spos. Now we think it should
be stated to the credit of Mr. Marcy that governor Of
New York was ever more liberal and moderate in the dis
pensaion OF his patronage and that since he became
Secretary OF War; understand he has prescribed
any wing from office.
The same New Bedford Mercury is polite enough to
speak of 'the proscrptive loco-foco organ the Wash
ington Union" Will it permit 10 say that no man
has better right to speak upon this subject than
selves! Notwithstanding the wings of Virginia are in
possession of most of the best Offices in the State al
ways resisted the doctrine of prescription and since
have been in Washington (neary four years) we defy
any man to say that interfered 10 prescribe
whg.