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NEW STORE.

The undersigned respectfully informs the ct.
zens Of Camden and vicinity, that he has opened
an entire new and cheap stock Of seasonabe DRY
GOODS, at the store recently occupied by Mr..
James Wilson, where he will always be found, en-
deavoring to please all who may be pleased 10 call,
and by strict attenion 10 business solicits share
Of public patronage.
II. C. WELLHAUSEN.
Nov. 26 a. 9,
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TO Wagon Makers.

Wanted a; the Rail Road BLACKSMITH, Shop, a.
Wagon Maker. To "a first rahe wnrkma Ii OF tem--
pcrate habits, liberal Wages and permanet emp oy-
menl will be given. > SiilFEk.
Camden, Nov. Ia.
'rhe Yo,kvIs Miscellany wiB.cow 4 tunes sha
forM ard bill 10 this offscs.
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NOiiCc.

The Regular Meetings of the TanraSer T:is:on
No. 80 Sons Of Temperance, are held every Mon
day evening, al O'clock.
T. r. IhRE RS
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CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT.
A Favorable Opportunity

Is now offered to those who wish to obtain neat
Dagucrreolype likenesses of themselves or their
friends.
Rooms in the Old Fellows Hall. Call and ex-
anime for yourselves. S. T. CORLEY.
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Groceries.

Sugars, Coffee, Molasses, Sat, Iron, Bacon and
Liquors of every description, and OF the bes, quail.
ity, for sale by
sept. ii. II. LEVY f SON.
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Law Notice.
ST, DAVID's LODGE, DARLINGTON,

The ST. David's Lodge will celebrate the Anni-
versary Of ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST, on Thurs
day, December q, by public Procession and an
Grafton by AMBROSE SPENCER, Esv.
Brethren of other Lodges in good standing are
ra'ernally invited attend and unite in the cclc-
braion of the day.
GEORGE J. w. MCCALL, W.. NJ.
Darlington c. H. Nov. ls49., Ct
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TOYS. e.,
SABINS WASHING MACHINE

THE above machines for washing clothes have
been used and approved for the last six months by
men of the highest respectability, and the subscr
Der is prepared to furnish them at short notice. The
machines are of simple construction, and perfect in
operation. They can be worked by boy, gin, or
woman, aud much time saved in washing without
injury to the clothes. All persons are forbid in
inging on the patent.
D Directors 20 with each machine.
E.G. ROBINSON.
Dec /. 40 6m
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Tobacco and Scgars

Spencer's superior Sacramento chewing To-
bacc" and the best Spanish Segars. for sale by
Dec 5 AE ALLEN
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Fruit. &c.

Apples. Orange, Lemons, Currants, Almonds,
k.isns, Ctron, Maccaroni, EerInecli, &c.
Dec. ., A. f. ALLEN.
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South CarOlina--Kershaw Dist.
In the Court of O,dinory.

John A. Bowen and Charles Bailey, Adninistra.
tors, Applicants, VS.. Mary Bowen,i Isaac Bow.
en-, John A. Bowen. ct al, Defendanls-Sunl-
In0xs in Partition
tappcarng to my satisfaction, that Isaac Bow.
en-, one cf the Defendants in this case, is absent
rom and resides beyond the limits Of this State;
j, is therefore ordered, that he DO appear and OBJ.
ject to The sale Of the Real Estalesof Zachariafl
Bowen. decd on or before the 18th Sy, of Februa.
ry next, lSiTO) or his consent tothe same will be
entered OF record
JOHN r. JOY, o. K. d.
Nov. II; ls4O JA ;.
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At meeting of the pupils fthc Camden Academy, nn
the 81 December the following resolutions were offered
by the Chairman ard unanimous ndcicd by the School.
Resolved That whereas in the di>Irn'niion of divln"
provid.ncr Almighty God, has seen fit, nntcr rrcrnsah
ces recuary heart rcndng. Ia remove from ol1r mdst and
cornpnnomhip X. C. DESAussrEE. 1t scIunlmatn ami
friend W hn in dur, and fidelity was first iat We dodcrp-
ly MOURN his un,i,nrIy. and distressing death
Resolved / hat wear tile usual bulge ot mourning
Resolved Tint VIC NJ school Of which he was worthy
representative and ornament do tender heartfelt sym
pa,hicS 10 the bcrcn,cti family Of the dccciscd
Resolved That We n friends aud schooinalcs ms TAR ~
in us l.s endeayur 10 alvnr the distress of him. who in
Cod hand has been made the instrument i'll taking from
umnprs, us the mOurned deceased md from himself all
that compose n brother.
Resolved That these resolutions he published, nnd n
conv of them b. sent to his family and relatives.
'' s. ID. SHANNON, Chairman.
RA. MIcKLE Secretary.
Alta meeting Of his class. the following preamble and
resolutions we're offered by K. \. hlckle. and naI-
mously adopted r,:
Whereas it has pleased God in the dspensatlon Of his
proydence 10 remove from our highly esteem
ed and beloved fellow STUDENT Richard Champion DE.
Saussure
Resolved That in tho loss Of K. G.. DcSnussurc, o'ir
Academy has lost OF it's mos, prompt obedent and
studious members.
Resolved That the members nf his class vii wear the
usual badge of mourning for the sracc oiihirly days.
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On Friday morning, in the course OF the gene
raj examination on English Grammar, being asked
for short sentence having in it the first personal
pronoun used in the first person plural, he gave
with a pleasant smile, "wc will soon have holiday.
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More New (SOOds,,
New Raksins,
Nor sale by E. w. BONNEY.

Found. g..
gold Pencil which the owner can have By descrI..
blng, and paying for this advertisement Apply ut
Dekalb Factory 10 WILEY MALONE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-20

EnSicnsuf ~ - G'and Jary the Grand Jury, this
term General session, nav. been much puzsl~s
By The placing 81 mot ~ rsorJiuary aud sst,ish-
iIg csfe before them. wherein MIR Malone D Drum-
n,rd ary gooas d'alsr No 33l Grand street n man
heretofore bssrog al uteSceptionabe character was
charged Nub Ia ugsiug bfs cisrs, JEsr-s Larsen TO
hre he itue. year sgo last ,Tr Or the purpose u
osffaudtt the ins utsace he svidenc. against viz
DTUUmt nd tts testimony q this cierk. Who sc-
kuCvdEsd ~ a. be et fire ~ the store hims,n ~ith
the eIrfVbstou - Mr.. Druu muud Tsis clerk 1t
vii b. ii'ci,s b. fTe toe referees tnst th.
he the rerul Of accident aud sub 81 Ientiy for
t,ue ma icious purpuss revenge. sS.srs again be-
Tor, tie Police 'uurt thss he tr,d III. stot. at tn.
vhfs- - Mr. D'Immsbd 1hs whole Of tbi. matter
has ben psnainE b.frs the grsud inquest Ter many
ossr Hucb dotb ba,ttg exirtsda ~ the justice IL
truictig r ltuuri"td 90 IN. testimony 80 psrsou
VIII nj sdy exhibited his iD'smy by commit.
tics pfisu Greet eNrrtiuB ADD tnt-i.,t o.-o
brought 90 sfsf ~ 'Tstr o. prucurr iudic aud
o. sn,et tbrt ,ly, e. the uratd Jury cou snted 70
bifug Ia bll fr sr.cu va the third d-gr-r hOuga
TIE Isp'fs utdr ut Tor 10 nrst degree
The Iubi-hmtnt tr sfich the Indictment is tOand
tonNo ub - "a pfi'ohDsut Ia tue Stse pftsiu tor
not more than G N ,.sr- lrs- than seven 90.
enAfie ~ bel sbl. ne ana n. y. Drumnoud's cha.
rscf,r sra at t'snd good In the muu'ty bail
WI BE- sh'titd 10 day. asd VIZ y relieved tfum
TIDY TIE clerk LRrfeB vas bsil-d ffou prison yef.
tioay ny HE father IN the VI s2VvO ~ give eyi.
deuce when called upo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-20
The Steamers Neyys--Present Posture Of
AHnirs In Europe

The steamship Niagara arrived at The quarantine
ground about seven o'clock last evening. Her trip
has been stormy, and some what unluchy to the ship.
when four days out from Liverpool, she encounter
ed heavy gale, which she bravely weathered,
however, without material dumage. Twenty tours
hours out from Halifax, she broke the side lever OF
the larboard wheel in the centre, committing
rious damage 10 the works, and reducing her 10
the necessity Of completing her voyage with the
stsIbcard wheel, which sufficiently accounts for
her detention at sea.
The French news is Of but little importance.
The dismissal of loussin created momentdry
excitement in Paris, but at the last accounts it was
REGARDED as sflordng not the slightest ground Of
probability Of rupture. IL had been the intention
Of the government Of Louis Napoleon to recall
Major Poussin, because Of his supposed sympathy
with the red republicans. The war panic of Mr.
Clayton, therefore, has turned out complete
flash in the pan. With the successor of Poussn,
shall, no doubt, have the enteate cordialc with
France fully restored. Dispatches have been
ceIvsd by the late minister, probably relating to
the affair with our Secretary Of State, and the
reasons which have actuated the French govern
me nj on the subject. The rumor of English ne
COLLATION. is all fudge.
The little cloud, of the size OF mans hand, now
visible over Turkey, may expand into tornado,
sweeping the continent of Europe, and resolving
the issue between republicansm and the Cossacks,
or il may not. II appears from the London Times,
that there had been meeting OF the British cabi-
net this question, and from the tone Of the
! article, il is evident that Lord Pam-rston will ad-
| here To The Sultan IN the manly stand which he
has taken behalf OF the Hungarian patriots SEEK
| ing refuge in his dominions. An impression
seemed to exist in London, that the Car would
recede from his demands. 1t will b. from dan
gers not yet confessed, if he does AT all eveais,
upon tins single thread depends the question be.
tween lt ace and a continental war An iaterval of
deep suspense will fellow, till the arrival of the next
/ steamer.
! General Saunders our late minister TO Spain,
had very friendly leave-takng with the youog
Queen, and the most af,tc,iona'e congratulations
were exchanged the preservation of the friendly
relations between the two countries-perhaps a
hlile tao friendly in relation to Cuba. M. Bar
ringer, the successor of General Saunders, had
not arrived, but is probably now at Madrid. What
may be his course in relation to Cuba, depeads
upon Instructions Of the cabinet, aud they are
clearly disinclined TO any movement, at this time,
in the matter.
Copious details Of the news will be found in our
paper Of to-day; and We shall continue our extracts
and correfI ondeDce tomorrow.
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Markets.

BuFF.to Oct 10 o p NJ.
The recspts within the past "a hours folio
Flour AGO. bhts wheat "a 900 bushels corn 1000
DO hp ctnIsnd for Wesr' IN -four lsp, with
derate dmaud Toe the home trade tor port with
ssi-s 81 3tlO hb,s common State aud mi Sed Western
at 81 81 - ~ FOR wheat, the dohed IL 900
bush incluciIg tbicago. At Gsc Wisconsin, at TOO
ana Ohio Ut otc Ia the sales embraced 10 600
bush including mixed Western. u A. &c. 49c. In
rsigbts there was no change to notice
ALBANY, oss 1916 p. NJ
The receipts within the past "a hours by canal
as fellows Flour. 10000 bois wheat, 100O bush !;
corn, "a ttO 90 barley. III 600 do rhs market for
-four steady bat active with sales of 500 bbls
at pIeyisus in wheat the sales $500 bbls
Genesee at 81 tx The market was lower for corn,
with fsles 81 5tO bush Of mixed Western, at 59c.
IN barley, the sales reached ii COO bush including
lowed ut tVc tour rowed. at 60c g., In oats the
sales we're eco bush at $780, IN whlskey the sales
comprised go bbis. Ohio at 25A
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ekllIhlInk InIetilpnrne.

CHARLESTON, Oct 10.
ArrivedBashs Apollo and Garland. md sehr Isabellao
from Phadslptia sehi Il u Ellss, NloIk
BosroS, Oct 10.
Arrived-hsri Mary sade, Phs5elp1 a, beix vaadaa,
de-; rel Despatch, ErsrdJ inc
Bsrks lcwir johnson, san Jpan, tuhf, 1st inst; w
Paige hsimo,ei ,as.nia, and lah Ph@lelpha; Brag-
don New trsj br's Eid.out Harriet, phaielphis
scnrs Rio Nerioik; Av.n hatqus sud Bdrmah phI sdel
pEia Giooe, kcIdont Lucresia AID sea LION New York.
Cleared ship H9wditeh Madras lad harks 5tam-
tou Gil raar; ILoma. RID ,r.nd-; bri Logan.
fiinidad III utoi savanrah sohK Die Ps1sn Havana;
Gil Baltimore; Peitey rance, New York.
SALEM Oct Is.
CALLED selr Mexican, San Francisco.
NEW BEDFORD Do. Is
AIi,ed-Bsk United States Indian eal, eleoa Aug
Is go sTcm, ~ whaier, ports Nos ych Juno ~ brif
LIE Liaai, btsnrt, 25 of do Juns ~ ba5k dino-
III, d7 sprrm "a xsdaeascar Hector War
tu0 pO1 Aug % lat 80 don IS bark Fran
cfco Beverly. Tor san trsncuco: l ~ N, lon al 3D.
slip Olive Branch New Bedford for San Eranescp lat
~ Ion 81 lark Z, rone Boston for Valparaiso i5h lat &c,
not tatd, brig Samuel hurehIna1 Nea Orleans San
luncfcO.
Clst red-Ship Audubon Calcutta.
Saie Slip sOuss- iBdi Ocean; brig Gaen Perm am
luco sehr Adel ice, Albany; sloop helen. .ew York
NEW LoSDos, Oct Is.
Arrived Bark eisiian, Davis Straits go whale aud 1910
bone.
pRovrprvcs, Oct Is.
Arsive6-se.rs Thomas, Nanserond; " iouston Phla-
deiih'-.
sa leiDark Harriet San Franesco fchrs William AMI
Syuney. as River Liberty, snd u acat, PHI pha;
uIte tany uiliord, do; Harvest, goa Eddy and
Gazette Rev logl-
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Ctty Intelligence.

psnrso ATrfnrr ni.nwaY RonnsRy On Thurs,
day evening last, at O'Clock. as Mr. u T. Banks
passing down Thirteenth street he was attacked by
two Germans named foweli Baylor ssd Peter Hold
Wise. One II then feizsd tue fob chao Of his watch
In order 81 to take the watch but the chain
brote and ptlice ofc,r Spies coming up ut the time
they fed but were coon run down and arrested. The
t,s and part OF the chain found In the street.
vfere they had thrownit
BuhcIAEy.-The morocco store Of lanes Dougherty
No Is Jacob street was broken open on Thursday
night ard 81 81 abstrscted The store vas cuunlnay
fastened up svain.
D.,Sv,ss v,-rs,r On Thursdsy night .. II O'Clock,
tn. oil lamps IN Wser street we're not lighted and at
O'Clock the lights In Liberty street alec extinct
NV ARr There Is, amongst other spcci mems %
lhhogrsply at the ns tltuts, m.taoi Of proiu.
chg IN pi.ssous nom stone similar Ia appearance to
the gzotibt eugrsvinss uf our b.. modern school
IN. inv, pi,cp Of Mir Burton. IVA Bresdwsy VINO has
AIDE hth,eiaphv his study fr the lat IS ys,rs We
are o. opision that hne Effects may svrutusi'y bs
br,upht cut large scale IN this st,l. from is
csI ability 81 crest force and mastery touches espec
ali, In the htegrouod but the piiucipd advantage
tim. being executed In .ouith the tim. Of en-
craving
a sscuLsr Dr,ru.- The Coroner. yesterday, held
itqustt ct the corner OF 2gj tt.st aud 81 svenu
tn. k.dy If Margaret Scan met eyed ~ year. boz
In frsud sbo cane to her death under The following
Elm guitar cir cums,sac-s u spysars that the decreased
paips the stsirt thursday evening ypr
IL btr hsnd cba@bsr sbd by SON. sccidsnt IN. stun.
b''o ana tell do~b siaifs 'Aus GA the chamber witch
br he ipts piecss porti OF which wound
IL her threat iron Witch the boui us-I freely, aud
dab ,nsp.d simc,t immssasly Piece ~ the broken
r,tk.ry we're tcubd driven into her chest The Jury
rendered . verdict according 70 the sbov. facts.
Dam Nv Fstl.-Ths Coroner Ik.wise held an iu-
quot Of the 18th vsrj staten house thr body of
MATTHEW Nurtsy, sg go years btfn IN ireland wh,
cane 20 hts death ~ sccidsnt~, f-lng into area
w IN. of house No o. Less street che deceased
" fe,Ds. has been sics for zone tim- past, h- IL
brother at murray no some few years ago niue
t.t,o by 1'b.sny, Who ~s- pofsc have i-ft c,n-
s'd.iabls uou.y spo the de"ra.sd - ibis
tT, N slng 81 biz bother death tor ths puro
~ itco,.ius The mcney. hot failed IA 80 dung and
b.csue Ccttut. and finally to his a, sth sbOgs
o,Infih.d AtIdlot ncenIoinnv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-20

DISTINGUISHED AkRivALs.--VIce President Fill
more I,turned to the cay last night, aud TOOK rooms
~ The Irving House lie Is en route for Buffalo.
LA.GoscInor Mor.head, DE- Watson, State lit
brarluu, Gen. Hinton, State Treasurer, and Col.
1syIuf, 81 HOnh Carolina, arrived yesterday, aud
"ic siso At the irving House. Dufiug the last ses-
titn Ct The Nouh Carolina Legislature, these gen-
utn'h "eie appointed committee t. superutend
iht e'psifuciiob 4, luuatc asy iJm IA that state,
go VI that caiacry have visilcd this cIiy to vc~
oui Luuatc asy lun, aud % ain all tae Information
n,ctrsary ior TIE accom-, lthn-nt ct lhe.r com
nssicn. 1h,y will rrnNn IA the Guy several
d,ys, aud vnu the i.unauc Asylum aaa ~ ,ch.
w,l's lsloic, tit'f winch hey w,li attend ,bcr
vsit to New England.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-20

TIE COALITIONS OF THE DAy.-Sewardsm and
socialism form the coalition Of the whigs-barn-
burneIism and bunkerism that Of the democrats
at the coming election. These two coalitions are
leading both parties to the same ominous result
strong an,i.savery ground for all future time-a
very dangerous position for the safety Of the
Union hereafter. They remind US Of two schooners
trying to head each Other through HelLgate both,
eager to win, run on the rocks, and both wen,
down, the foolish sailors escaping, some 10 boats,
and some on oars, and come by swimming to the
Long Island shore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-20
City Politics.

wmG NOMINATIONS The whig Senatorial conveu.
tion for the Fifth District held their aJjonrned meet.
Ing last evening at the Broadway House. aud nonl-
mated James W B.ekmsn.
The whig Senatorial convention for the Sixth Dis.
trict held their adjourned meeting last evening"
Constitution HALL $50 broadway, when long and OBJ
siiuafe contest took place between the friends OF W.
Savage. II Russell and X. q Campbell Savage
stood at the head Of the poll being 10. II each
time, I'LL the 19th bal lot. when Russell dropped
ard Morgan. tresident of the Board OF Assistant
Aldermen was taken up IN his place On the I'D bal
lot organ was declared to be nominated by 10 votes
Savage having IL.
The whig convention Of the Third Senatorial Dis.
trlct met at the Second Ward Hotel last evening.
After ballots In all Of which George Cornell re-
ceivtd 10 votss and stood far aa al, the non
adjourned without making q noninatioa
James r. Ball and Charles Crane are both nomi-
mated by their respective Wig pstsaus in the Ninth
ward, and in the ward two Assista are also
nominated, viz Peter " Voorhies and John McLssn.
prMocnAric NoMiNArioSs-Jsmss J. Roosevelt Il no.
minated by the remccrrtc Senatorial Convention II
the sixth district the candidate for that district
This completes the democratic nomiu aious foe tho
Senate Daniel Dodge Is nominated for Alderman for
the Third ward.
Hlstru, Oct ~, 1910.
JAurs GoEnos BrSNsrr. Esq.
brAn Sns:- Ia the Herald Of the present morning. I
notice my in nomination for Assistant Alder.
msn 81 the 18th ward. You will much obris, by
ccntrrdioipg the nomination ~ have not BEEF Ap-
Piled 10 the subject aud, had " been DONE should
have declined an acceptance Of the situs,iou
Yours, &c., sc, CHAs. HENRY HALL.
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THr Rrsrlr rHs toNsussiov Y tfoBoNsS, ~ Ir-
rsruo i-qrtntkio - lease q. Iudsfniil, Of Hudson
ttutfy n J. Who wss convicted toe August term
~ he Hudsn Oyer ana rermrtr Ut nsnsisuzhtrr hss
nten c.eIst.d lnuAtic pm proper petition aud
rdAvfts The thnbcclior ctdefsd cUmitssipn ss taa
nrg ~ G,sdv spd etc psutTs1tsd iuresttgstun uf
tlr., dtys uvfios shch uo less than thitt, fur
n.t,s " riuonr tie SDp.r intsu dent ~ the blooming
csl. bfsie se, tum aud tive oth,r ply .icisus we're
sNArfu,o. the jury refurnsd a verdict" rhst the
rdsIiil T. NV shd has been tUustic for ts~lve
YEAR, Iss,.m tndeihilt wss pati,nt 10 toe Asylum
Tor 10 Inc NJ bIrUniug dai. the years ls35
30. f.ll"v rrr ~. tbv names 81 the j1rors Isaac
truv.T. fsG,msp ihilsp RIO. Sbahsm T. Van Bos-
tsrtk. bsSles r.iry. John Ireland. J,hn tIsgsns
iesty Ferry. James Gsronsr Ia <.rd Esr. Dsnlei
: sti GnItt Benson, IivsL slater, John Cook
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-20

INTELLIGENCE PROM SIR JoHS FRASKLrN.-In adj
diiion TO the information by the steamer we pub
lpb, alec, in this day's paper, the news brought in
by wbaleshlp, arrived at New London, just,fying
the hope that S,r John Franklin and his crew are
yet safe and sound, thsugh reported to be still
bound ny in the ice OF the Arctic Ocean. This in
teleence will carry with It a thrill Of pleasure
wherever 1t goes. The mission OF Sir John was
for the general benefit Of commerce all nations
were interested in the result. The dangers Of the
exploration Of northwest passage among the ice
berrs, and the absence Of all udpgs Of the expe-
don Tor several years past justified the fear
it was Loot The liberal rewards offered by the
Biinsh government, and the espondence OF
Lsd, Franklin with the Secretary OF state, excited
the ivth.st interest, sympathy aud solcitudc ia
this county. All had hopes that an expedition of
f,hef would be sent out forthwith, to recover the
lost msriners Lady Franklin was overwhelmed
with gratitude for the noble resolution Of Mr.. Clay
ten But the matter was referred to the old board
Of cup. rvlsors IN the Navy Department They
found three drawbacks to the contemplated enier-
pnse. Frsi-It was too late in the season to send
out an expediuon with any prospect Of success;
S,condl, We had 90 chips suitable for such IN
undertaking; and thirdly, and lastly-It was un-
Institutional. And the matter dropped
But the adventurous whalers, II seems, have lees
fear II the ictbergs than Mr.. Clayton and the old
board Of The Navy. They have oil but penetrated
to the Two ships locked up Ia the frost The
nvts report that none OF the crew were asleep"
The reward offered by the British government
for Ffanklins recovery, II C20,0 To which Lady
Franklin has added a reward Of $4,000. We
tIust that some OF our hardy whalefs Will get the
money
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-20

To the TDToR HERALD
DEsR S,n In your money article Of tails morning.,
writing OF the Hudson River Railroad you say, Par
ties opposed to the ayr OF rails through streets
OF New hork have applied for Injunction. to pre-
vent any unber progress Of the company in construct
Ing their ps sc" In this you have led into an
error. No PARTIES have yet applied FOR Injunction
Again You rhe points at tue are. whether IL re-
qsred tho vote la the Common Council necessary for
the Iasssge If Law whether it merely required
vote pec.sssry TOT the passage OF rasout.on grant
Ing certain privileges under AN old la~ -
his j. undoubtedly = material pint, bat By no
means the main one. The most important points are
these = tnst whether the Corporation thu State
Legislature have FL her IN. right power destroy
the property of individuals either for public private
purposes. without just compensation.
Second Wbe;h-r they, or either q them, have q
right To giant monopoly OF the beet any part Of
the csrrisge va, Of public street or Highway to
private inct rporsted company
Their. are points In which not only the owners and
residents of property In the btb, sth 9Th aad 10Th
wards are materially pter~sted bat .he question Is Of
the greatest portance to the propetor- OF real estate
throughout a.. city. Yours, &c aestfn,ly
JOHN y. SEAMAN, l4l Hudson street.
Nav lonk, October 10. 1919
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-20

1Bk rEtsDtNr NND lis CABINET Mr. Fou-
ii'f It'eh, the amiable socialist, an-r-nter, aaj
AT --iaveD man, says that the isd, p-nt,N prrss
~" sh'ne The Eeo1a) wan, TO fsi,risg the cao,-
L'L Not ga mistake IL one lrttsr We
wall OnJ 10 f"gi@tss that concern all road 10
nisLr II iuihl General ley iors pledges. A s.t.a
Ih TINE saves hIEe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-20

This publication will appear this morning .. nine
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