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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-17

NEW JERSEY RAILROAD MoNoPoLY.-The con-
test In New Jersey, monopoly and anti-monopoy
wakes hotter and hotter. The ants must sue
coed The State has stumbled into ditch, and
che cannot expect TO get out Of it with clean pair
of brseches. She has run off the track, and she
has nothing TO do but to get again the best way
che can. She has been little too free IN the
fancies. A few years ago she set up the Planfeld
Bank, and when that swindling shop fell to pieces
she entered into the monopoly Of railroads and
canals by offers OF large share of the profits she
insgat,d to set up the joint stock corporation
which has since governed and disgraced the State.
by specious and ingenious articles, Com. Stock
ton was induced TO invest 100000 worth of his
property in this monopoly But the thing was
founded upon false pretences and the State grant
ed, or assumed, what 1t did not possess-the right
to the people Of the whole Union to support the
State treasury, and the exclusive right of way
the lands of private individuals. The charter
is alike usurpaiion Of power, and an imposition
upon the public. There is only one course for the
Legislature. Acknowledge the corn-make It up
with the company and tie hnanciers Of Wall
street-refund part Of the proceeds which you
have pocketed, and be little more honest for the
futureget on the track again, and keep out Of the
mire Of Wall street jobbing, and she will run
along smoothly. Let the people pay their own
taxes, and build their own railroads. Pay up the
monopoly, declare divorce, take care of Bishop
Dosne, and the result will be two crops OF peaches
year
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THE NAVIGATION Laws - REcPRocrrY wrn
ENetAND In yesterdays paper, we published
telegrsphc despatch, TO the effect that the Treasury
Department had ISSUED a circular to collectors, in
forming them, and, through them, the mercantile
classes, that, on and after the first ofJanuary next
there VIII be reciprocity with England, IN regard
to the carrying trade Of the two countries. After
that day, British vessels will have the same advan-
tsges as American, and rice uosa We have no
doubt that the subject will occupy the attention of
Congress during the next session.
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Political IptstIieepce,

~, srirE or DssssEr AND sLsvrRy.-A letter 20
e sv rt9't"f Uoua) Guad,an, Of Sept ~, from the
81 hnke, sptakins o. slavery says In regard to
.ne Wilmot proriso slavery, &c we wish you to dis
uncty understand that desire 20 leave that sub
yec. 70 the ,petsuon q time circumstances and CON-
mon Law tl@t We With not to NEEDLE with this sub.
Jeet, but leave these TO their natural eourss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-17

CHARLEsroN, October 15-12M.
The steamship Republic from Baltimore arrived here
this morning. She left Baltimore en- the 18th.
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strsnrerMe cut the following from the Railway tNJl
Rssister"To rentsmen eaders who cherish refined
Particularly in regard TO the style and auaty Of the hats
they Oulo mend a call upon Wsrnoek pJ
broadway. The and with which these
uees take the first materials they in
vasty make aud the matohless taste and sk they
have always betrayed in the manufaure Of the hat
the Why they should be patronIed'
We did not give the editor Of tee above = hat.
KARNOCK gO3 Broadway.
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both bit mrst the Fancy Pair No BOwsry takes
the lead in everyhing First IL Is free 20 ALL without
charge; then, hutic beautiful; and continues till N
o'clock night The light Is brilliant nspect above 800
splendid Pictures In frames; the
u m splendid article or one shilling.
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end crow the means but with Knoxs customers the
the end for the Of four dollars they
cover vertex with of those sublime
beavers which form the browning glory Of Knox, No.
l2S Fulton street.
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opportunity offeeetng Engsh Carpetngs Rus oil Cloths
ke., a. whslssae prices, at HIRAM ASDER3ONS. No. W
Bowery celebrated theapest Carpet establishment in the
Unite States. Five larg show stocked with teaut-
FOL patterns Of English Carpting Rugs &e at wonderful
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island of Cuba, and yet, when the first
step towards bringing about annexation was
taken BY the inhabitants of Cuba themselves
he publicly took a different course, and put down
the preliminary movements by force. Such was
his course towards Italy, Hungary, Rome and
Germany-in fact, in all our foreign relations
speaking one way, and acting in another, like the
Thames boatmen, "looking one way, and rowing
another"
We have no doubt, that in order to cover his
Numbering. Mr. Clayton will endeavor to make
some capital out of the commercial treaty conclu-
ded recently by Mr.. Squer, and to silence, if he
can, the contempt with which his backing out
from the position assumed towards Great Britain,
under his direction, IN relation to the Mosquito
business, cannot but be treated. We shall show,
however, that he is not entitled to any credit for
bringing about that treaty; for moaths ago,
Mr.. Hise, American Charge de AGaues to Central
America, concluded very favorable commercial
treaty with FL Senior Silva, the Nicaraguan minis
ter, and that the same parties also concluded
treaty, securing to the United States the right of
making the great oceanic canal between the Allan
TIC and Pacific Oceans Now, the people of the UNI
ted States would like to know what Mr.. Clayton has
done with those two treaties concluded by Mr..
Hise. They were as favorable to the United
States as the one recently brought about by Mr..
Squer and Mr.. Hjse, too, entitled to credit, for
he successfully combatted the whole of the English
influence which was brought to bear against him
by Mr.. Chatfeld, the English Consul. Has Mr..
Clayton thrown them aside, or stuffed them into a
pigeon hole, that he might not be deprived Of
the opportunity of making some capital? He has
done so, no doubt, but he has blundered into his
own meshes, and is caught in a trap of his own
setting.
How much longer, we would ask, is the repu-
tation of our country to be rifed with in this way'
how much longer is the spirit of the American
people to be mortified ?-how much longer will
General Taylor allow his administration to be
brought into discredi, if not disgrace, at home and
before the world, by such paltry shutting and pet
tifogging conduct, as that adopted by Mr.. Clayton,
and persisted in since he became member of the
cabinet, in every matter connected with our
foreign relations
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the upper Of Broadway and Murray street.
tanf large and interesting collection Of Daxuerreo
types Of the rrpci public characters % IL
with propriey, be called kussum Of PortraitS in
which every one Is interested.
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Steamboat Accident.

PEEKsKILL October 16, 1910.
The steamer NswWorld has met with accident to
Of her wheels, which will delay her proceeding
her TIP. The damage is not thought extensive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-17

81 co. worth 81 sold at the of Fulton and Mas
Streets Pine calf boots for IS so usually s. 50 and
S. Water proof boots from 81 80 to Sc co. Patent boot
and shoes equally low. OMEGA.
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.t.sn,a Of essns and strangers requrins WIS Or Tou-
Invented by Y. PuALON, No. 1N Broadway. corner Of
Dey street under the Franklin House. They DO Geo,
At his Hair Cutting Rooms, where be the largest
and hest assortment in the city.
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Court OF Appeals.

BUFFALO, October 1o, 1910.
No. AZ is now argument, Edward s. Van Wrinkle
being engaged in answering S. A Foote.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-17

The PoETs AND FATHER MATHEw.-Edgar A.
Poe, the author Of :" The Raven" and other poet
ical croakings, recently died of melancholy at
tack in a hospital at Baltimore, and the fashionable
literary world are lamenting his loss, the death
Of genius and a martyr 1t was truly to be re-
GREETED. Mr.. Hoffman, another fine writer Of
poetry and romance, recently appointed to a clerk
ship nj Washington, has been compelled to leave
his place, and seek refuge from the great enemy of
his class, in hospital. Lamentations for the Iv-
ing are mingled with tears for the dead. All this
is very fine, but is does not mend the matter. Why
not acknowledge the truth? Hard drinking Is the
besetting sin OF our fine poets and romancers
A majorysof them are so weak and helpless, that
they need more the aid of Father Mathew than the
worst loafers of the rum holes. Vanity, self-con-
ceit, pride, contempt of honest labor, combined
with flehty Imagination, and certain stray por-
lions OF intellect do the mischief. Common sense
theIb basis Of all usefulness and success in fe-ihey
have not, and despise 1t beneath their ethereal
fancies. As class, they cultivate music, poetry,
and the fine arts; but, rejecting common sense,
they naturally take to the bottle. II is only your
men OF common sense, having no inflated preten-
sions, no hysterical sensblties, but plain, prac-
teal, every day men, of honest common sense,
that succeed The for minsrels and drunken
carousals free of charge, has gone by. Practical
business editors and newspaper writers, theatrical
managers, (not the stars, by any means,) and GER
tain enterprisipg locofoco politicians, the men
TO 90 ahead. Hard knocks and common sense
have superseded poetry, rum, and romance. Let
Father Mathew take the matter in hand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-17

The STEAMERS NEws.-We may expect the
news by the Niagara some time to-day The
wires to Sackville, N. e., were in good order when
our paper was sent TO press this morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-17

GENERAL TAYLOR AND THE CABrNEr-TnE Re-
CENT ELEcTIoNs.-E Every election for the last six
mon,hs-since the policy Of the cabinet has been
deyeoped-hss resulted unfavorably to the cabi-
net and the whig party. The last was that IN
Ohio. New York will soon follow IN the same
direction, for the prospect is that the wings will
be routed and overwhelmed throughout the entire
State, from Sandy Hook to Niagara Falls. With
these facts before the President it is full time for
him to think Of reconstiuiIng his cabinet, and
gathering around him constitutional advisers who
will give satisfaction TO the county The incom-
potency Of the present cabinet is admitted, on all
hands and by all parties, to have been the principal
cause OF those disasters to the party which elected
General Taylor. Tbs Courier and Enquirer adj
mits 1t in the fullest sense, but, by singular con-
uadiction, is Threatening the officers ia the Custom
House with expulsion, if they do not support the
very men and interests which brought about that
state Of things throughout the country.
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fully invited TO n-peet beautiful specimen Of Euro
sculpture In uarhle Suhects The Creation
cf the Dimre At H. sevsrts yewelry aud Masonic orpa
m emit manufsetory, $40 Broadway, mp stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-17
DANCING.

Mr. sEArING's PRIVATE DANCING AND Waltz
I ing Academy a. 81 Bond street. Glasses for ladies' ana
masters On Wednesdays end sssurdsJs .. hsif-past
o'clock r. NJ Tpesdays and fridays At o'clock z. NJ far
rnt schools miles attended and lessons given at
al tin occupied For full Particular please APP
ply &c above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-17

TED VIA Factory 4. at No. Wall St. the only establish
the city devoted 10 that business He has invented
important Improvements aud invites examinations
Of these Wif and reurees that obtained silver medal 81 the
Fair 81 the American Institute Copy the address,
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The Court OF Appeals.

BUFFALO, October 1o-P NJ.
Case No. AZ, which was taken up for argument yes
terdsy and continued to- day. concluded this AZ
ternoon.
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sate ar Dye assw hysation 70 eosr he Hair or Whs-
shin. Gentlemen have theft whiskers dyed In
minutes the Depot No no broadway. Of Dey
street urder the frsasln House. Per bottle small sze ST;
Las a nn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-17

necessity Of cautonins The public against spurious limitations
the kaenco Reu edes and Machines Of tho late Or H. ~
Sherv cod Manufactured under smother and
be made in the the genuine articles
The remedies Of Dr. Sherwood he nightly prepared only
BY ouisve from the recipe which We hold from his sole
(bcqueat ed TO her exclusively by his recorded
will aud all the contrary wholly false
TIE renuue remedies always panied by Dr. sher
voodf valuable rese the Motive Power the Human
g stem, the copyright Of which Is In sole possession,
wy Ii. II. suERwooDs Successors,
1O2 Chambers street, New lort.
BNo person 10 authorised 20 &C, as our agent in this
eli
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Hhhers the moment " 10 applied without injury 20 the
hair shin Merchants and fancy store should
anime hs article n Is the hest IN the world SOLD whole
sale aad retail ratcholors Wig Factery, Wall street.
lana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-17

this suffering from the nuisance OF Boots world
too tmsll too large will be glad to know that from the
iumers assortment at JONESS IA Ann street feet Of all
dmsn,ons and hapes be hted and at prices which will
satisfy everybody.
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The Southern Mail.
nlarketA.

BALTIMORE, October 1902 NJ.
The Southern mail, to- night brought no news.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-17
Gournud,s Poudre subs,ie for eradicate
Cau,ion.-The subscribers arc under tn

surrfuous hair upper r forehead part Of %
BODY. Comrades Italian hedicated sosp Tor curiug
frehes pimples aud all eruTons Pound only st walker
Ct, first store from Broadway.
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TELECRlPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Arr,x.Is OF Distinguished Men.

WASHINGTON, October 10-P NJ.
The Hon Willard Fillmore Vice President OF t q
United States the Hon. George w. Crawford and
Governor Johnston of Pennsylvania, arrived in this
city to-day from New York.
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street candidate the ONCE OF Boot Maker the pub
c His claims article at the lowest price,
He is sure to be elected.
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Brnny's National Gallery OF ID


types Nos 5 and i broadway corner Of Fulton street.
sanRers and citizens respectfully invited to examine
the specimens
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the Fair No. c. preparation which death 20 bet bugs
and cockroaches He styles 10 Lyons Ma netc Powder
warrants t 70 exernnate these asanter Aiso
pis fetssen,ed being equally rata aud
Sold ~ Ne 40 Broadway
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MISCELLANEOUS.
OFFICE OF THE NEw YORK GAS LIGHT CoMpA-
~ October lcg The President ard Directors have
this day declared dyidna Of four and onshan
let August last aud payable the soctholdsrs ani after
Thursday the let November nest The transfer book will
be closed from the 9th met 20 that date BY order
G. D.. EvERrfr. Secretary.
A NEW AND rAsBIoSA Biz STYLE OF sILvEK
and the elegantly snrrtvei vns Cards can be %,
tanned - VALENTINES Gard Engraving and rrrtinx rs
enlistment 80 ssau street, over streos wosd Easrver
frene, eards, highly ensraved AZ the lowest prices.
DoRrABLE zrNc HOUSES. WADE OF HEavy NE
tai imported for the purpose; packed asd shipped
ehesrfr han any other description For apply
MAYOR. ~ stone street. " at 20 William street where
GS nQn 40 LOAN ArsIxPER CENT INTEREST
SO,OOO oa bond sna mer,nge, Tor urn Of years,
Note Exchange once, TO JOHN 4. CDSREY,
W wan street.
GIETLEMEE's NOTICE THIS ~ TO BEHIND You
" hat Net Murray street Broadway, the only
cleaned d ed altered repaired. ut the shortest notice.
Chesp overcoats cleaned for Is Others g.. rants 3s.
NEW DABIIAs-THE ADMIRERS or TINS FINE
~ autumral flower informed that constant show &C
lur DR. blooms under IL tept the show win
dow Il the sub crbss ~ John street. sso stand Of four
tie Garden, changed three times week. These DESTROYS q
maAE as eth or fesauuinE the sort, of Earrpe,
ton The roots be tal up any after 18th
vcioter shd packed 10 distance Catalogues be
he'd at the store. J. N. TnoRBURN co. n
u John street.
rlNWENTY Young MEN. WITH A CAPITAL OF 500,
esch csn invest the same in SAFE profit able and
AyIy Call upon Advertiser" OF Fulton House.
Brooklyn, between 10 and o'clock.
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Increase 1857 Dec 57s Inc 2276,9o2 Dec. ll357
The aggregates to the 18th October inclusive, from
the opening of navigation for the two years 1s47 and
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sPOkTING.


CENTREyILLE CoURsE-TRoTrING-wEpN
" Oct. l7th at O'Clock. y. M.-purse t5N-Thrse Milo
Heats In harness d. brysnt enters Lady sunob; II.
Jones enters Pelham J. Bridges enters Ell. Trustee
The will leave the South Ferry. Breosyn az r. NJ
and return as soon as the sports nre
JOEL CONKLfN, Proprietor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

iNsNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN~ 4NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
O. OF q, F-TuE X W. GRAND LODGE or TIE
State OF New York, will hold adjeurned Session
1hpudty evening 18th inst, ~ o'clock, at the Grand
Lodge Room, National Hail. Cenal street. Dy oidsr,
b. PENrZ, q. Secretary.
NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS. THE MEMBERS LATE
guesed 70 Central Hall No.1 Grand street,
1hurrday (totrrov) morning Oct. at 10 o'clock In dark
and looms aud laled by request OF %
bsrs late 81 the Regiment
DIssoIUTIoN.-TuE CoPAe1NERsuIP OF VIVIAN
~ BEkBf IL, this day Dissolved by mutual consent.
Tie luuess of late tim will be lqudated by John &c
Wyuas Who will continue the business al the old stand
$50 brs adWsy. JOHN q. WlMAN.
NV YoHK Oct ,ril. LYMAN DERBY.
IfE ASSURANCE NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE
IL Society. of london and New York Capital
s2aUUO surplus fund s2a5Ct0 large ~ fund
invested In New Work In the Of three trus
tees Drttu nal american Policies s5ONc.
United states lcsl Hoard ctinF Director FOR October
&. r. u ttistt Chairman; George Barclay samuel s. How
land william Van uooh, Bache Nc Evsrs aud Henry Lud
lam, Ftgurvs. The D. ard meet every Wednsfdsy. The
kedical Board daily 4 n. Ncdical fIaminers
Kearnsy Rodgers d.. Alexander r. Hosaek, D.. g. g.
ketre Chief otce Tor america. ~ Wall street, New
foh who're anA AL inf rmati0n desired by
pcenit e fLtaincd SUM sured single life 10 the
extent Of SIS GO }. LFANDES STAIR General Agent,
and surerints ndspt 81 the u H. Local Board.
The Arnual hecort the roceedng. Of the meeting OF the
Institution ED in gth Nay f be obtained at
No n wall street. AVID % AGENTS.
THE BUBBLE WILL BURST UPON AN AsroUNDED
IL Hemisphere, Saturs y October 4Oth.
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Decrease. l5O6I 25,IN Inc Sc. 55UI6 Dect Zs,06
The aggregates to 14th October, inclusive from the
opening Of navigation for the two years 1s4s and
ls4Q follows
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TUE coPAe1NERsuIP OF WYMAN
lie ASSURANCE NATIONAL LOAN rUNr
MISCELLANEOUS.

TIVE BUBBLE WILL BURST UPON AN ssroUNDED
Il Hemisphere, on Satursay merit. October 2)th.
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a. Broakiyn Yesterday afternoon Aug a. PHEBE RYER
'pN Wow on jacob iN'eiN i i- ~, iHi 20 noi -
job and Noe. Van B4r.u nvsd
uu-ra Al Der s~ fssdsaee i7o Adam, a. Boosyn, a. o
Ass Is ssh year Of h.fsse, hELEs II Vie Of JON W
i-, -s.a, 81 b. sl.n 70 Q4I.f Kill Da,ehs.. of
90 soaisy Az o. alter na-.. MARIA LOUIS. VIE
Bel ,na whitoes and daughter Of lfad hA~ey ssed %
In. mend. Of th- my her funeral from ter
al~ place Taesoay afternoon Al ock
be TO Greenwood f
iaternsat
Hsr lie early s.vo'-d .ua-ns. s.s
'h not vppo 90 bat y u 10 Tie ssufs' hop. o. an
sfasfnf shoje siil hsf Saw uf
saud.s Aug ~ hs r.'isse 10 Natst a-sf
Thft av FRANCIS MULtIGNN. a N. go S-ar OF be- SAG
H viii "a iksa Greenwood Al O'Clock the Jay IRON
N. .af- rel
A. W sm.harsh Avg H. ORIeEN eldest Of Dsn. az
tn. irsa. Of hny ss.s.na.y A,t.ns The
nsr -t h- Jn'.st Church. corner OF FOURTH si SCUM ih'
AUG IS csdm SCAMP T. snsrs paufai sna p,gr,lisa Oh
~hRh h- bore With sial ara inrrui- IONNrfND
WILLIS 90 ths SSH veal of hi-
a. Bethlehem. "a kug 49, of choss rsutam LOUISA AC6t
"a ony child James T. j. srd Adssas fh- p ss-f % n'a'
a. IA day.
tn. ,suv,. Of her p.sn. ...g.tuy invited e.
iiisna she uns &C 1usstsy, Aut g. ocFei IRON b-
cadence sos bern # Her remains s be isn 10
Cemetsy
On ~o,s,y Avg 80 ANN COOK. n. sotA s.tof h.rss-
10. r-ns- hrott.rs ron. sos ~sri Goa
ID GOA from Amos Il without further aVtsfon
a. sros yu. h- ssrnoou OF Aux ls Re JOHN ehoh'
Hi. remain. ~.r- tsleu to Shrewsbury Tor int-rnsat
% suudV Aus is 10 ih- oh ye'sei ns AZ WILLIAM hal
sltD. Soafsest noi Ih'inss sni ns5ssfei button
The of h- family snd those h fisiaef John b'i
f-Pru} ufec o. -ii-nd h' iug-fs mr. lu-dn
a ool from hs late isncs los Christopher " ~fAoai
Al rh p.,o-n Putnsn c. NY en Frs.,. AZ ~. JULIA
AN daaet-r Of tesp and Msrha Ann b-ctf 90 th-
Jal- - Of IA pr-,.lus ,pssus. M.s MARY JANE GID
e.-.i sr. fl. cure Do heart iof he, shsl Goo
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MO~rREaL RIoTs-The Tronscrlpt SAYS, that
Mr Bnstov, OF the editor Of the Ppot struck
In the face and other wise severely bruised ~
s0ne person unknown. Thursday afternoon while
passing through Crsa street hls way % the Plo,
oi.ce and Drs. Hall and Arnold. early in the same
Day. were attacked With stones ~ the Place dArmes
While on their way 10 vis young Macon the man who
was mot A. from the dwelling Of Mr lsfoutsne
DR. Arnold was struck tee arm and DR. Hall on
tie hip Toe latter a5e lis way Into Msson's houfe
opposie and the former escaped without iuriLer ln
jury into ais own cwer -tolse Cils ~ This shows
lame table stato ~ pu &c feciur' Mr Df0lei va
severely beaten 10 NytFe Dsmt stree
EMPIRE SrArE.-Tl- propeller -. Joseph Ar
rived yesterday from lie Empire ofae. bringing from
her ne pa.slnPers c.t - .-s Ds.-@aTc, aif - nfr
f-raiiufe reg Tired ~ The crow. Capt zzifa fr-
ezp.-tcc ~ I'd ais boat bur Cspt squers q ne
~ Jl-ept deemed 10 hope.-s o. sttrmpt j. Ine I'm
pire STATE .ies keeed toward the L4ke ana ne
north Neser experienced by Capt Squiefs on tuesday
fnlst have greatly damaged Der upper "Crks u u las
not rendered her total wreck Detroit Adv 4ltn.
THE HUsGaRiA~ MEETIsG Owing O. the ne
cesssry s5.erc e from the cry Of some Of the gentlemen
who we're expected speak ~ the meeting ia behalf
81 tue HungsraDs called this evening - Fs1eui Hal,
tie meeting VII be postponed unt further notice
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