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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-18
DAECINE.


TgE TgIRp n ANSgAh Pa, FALL ~ Alp OF the
,a,io5 vi. sis glse' 81 Nisqs saloon 2. Jas.dsy he
hitting Gentleman and two ladies 50. Tickets to DO had
u SiiiIS%.s Fs gsa 20 DFcsss,
A. HJss6bs Maiden Lana Henry Lsris II LAsr,J 81,
John ra5 5 wa.s ME
MISCELLANEOUS.
rI,nI rIRsT PREMIux AWARDED five WARS
oLlvERB oOLDsMITD's Writing sa.ms. go broad
during the day and evening pupil. rsi ,s.rs Hoar.
Srs Seieas p asiS e,eSsst atars.,. Ps9seo ,s
sue,ion given at all ether houfs during ths say Term. =
s,stebsfy payable s,ths eommsaesnsnt PTvs, Ssirss.
p % S s ssSp e Ss s sSr f 1
JTPPrR CANADA MINING couPANY.-aoTIcE rs
.Ta is r.; sSS c ssssHs q e
held q ~, ees q the Sgnptny in The cry 81 HaTon o.
.lost 2, which meeting n. election Of Directors wiz
Ai' place. and important nt;'i Secretary
TIL R. S,sss cs No. a. f ss c'H'A'
CLIO "A BEAUTIFUL SECOND. HAND PIANO,
YIcO. made ~ DSbei, in p.rfee. order. and in an
sA "a is isf ' iR,: isSfs Of
LNATBEEF, MUTTON. LAsB, AN0 vEAL--TaE IN
wi sss., s ~, enc Ss G
fore. Persons wishing Clinton Market, will do well TO give
rios. +. BROADWAY. Mol.
~ ROSS TRAUD-sIOoe REwARD.-3ogE uHPRIScI-
" rlsd individual tempted by abe patronage
asSn, rS.tss ssa ss ,hrSIs isrSs asm hS w,ss "a
ss TITS % i. P"Ss aSs isps
ston: The genuine only be had ~ application rersosay
OF by letter enclosing 70 Twevcress Room Is NO. ~
street Bo,sn g. W. ESei.b rfeisries CITY. ma and ".
v. Andrews Newark n j. The above reward viii be paid
Information leading 70 chs detection and convieos Of
the in posor.
DUANE STREET. BaEwERY.-THE SUBSCRIBER
H having purchased the entire interest 10 this old estsb
h.hed brewery O2 Du.ra street. which from 1870
snd yasiss occupied ~ the late henry sherresd harry
supply them wish superior srcs in Pale hnJer aud brow
Alec Sh own brewing from THIS Gay i0rystt-al ~ Whit
and hcI. for sale Orders received as usgsl q the old once
No. is james st-e.t. joan coLgAN.
NEw DvBTSG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRoPRT-
.or Of TIE new ey.ins and washing s',aslishnes. 100
lie rsns hst nov rreIsred 70 effect any orders IN
us ~ & ,5 ra @ cs s.s' v.vs .4e ~
blend lace ssts snd Of all sescrpton, &c Se
, r. o. al ss ". ss vshes o. s,spsd Of
As corpspsten for his services aud prompt faithful
sssvSss tbst m, vii hi ,,b tA W.. 49,
limited STATES xUsKErs, RIFLES AND SWORDS
- 1000 United States suskets, with BAyone,s COM
rl.n 20 United States Rifles o. bore go gsted states
II zen ROSEWOOD rURHITuRE-LApTEs OR GEN.
~ uemen contemplating making New Years Presents
furnishing their houses with Rosewood, Back Walnut
nsSos,ny furniture cannot "a, e being s,sd Il varsity
late sunesn Phyfe ise Fulton street. New York
", BROWN, STONE SEAL RSeaAvER AND HE-
raid Painter Isl Broadway Of Murray street, up
Ladies SEALS ssnet Rinss pencil cases &c Cs.,s Ans
found asd painted from s2 upwards Beoks Of Heradry
wi,fRVN banss Information given in Heraldry.
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pARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM.-P. T. DARNJ

ERANKLIN THEATRE. l75 CHATHAM Square
Magnificent performances for this week. The wonderful
tribe Of Arab Girls will through their daring eas of
turing and Madame Pasne troupe of Model Artstes will
pesonate number OF splendid olvny pc
lures The Female serenaders ato the Sable Brothers
Snor Bliss the ndia rubber man. with variety Of other
entertainments An afternoon performance every Wednes
day and Saturday Of o'clock Boxes ?o Pit l2L; Stage
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DANORAMA SALOON, CORNER OF LISPENARD ST.
i and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Free.-The Paintings Of
this Panorama should be by lover Of the Fine
Arts admrer of the phstcated beauties Of nature
as delnsated in the human form divine The Venus Cleo
the Panorama stand prominent all paintings OF the
hind oxhibted
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10 banks Of New Orleans, the Gath of November
ording to reports made to the Board Of Currency
$49l7,4l6 l4,4a5. sSs 7,522, i65 2o,Sl225l
TOTAL MOVEMENT AND DEAD WEIGHT.
Liabilities, Assets.
S2a,595,535 SO $42,457,s47

$23,595s35 SO $42, SAT ~
Comparing this with the last statement, We find the
sank Of Lousiana has increased its circulation $780,
57 deposits $131 555 its specie decreased $25o774;
to loans or bills receivable increased $45o0l4 the
most important movement is operations ia exchange,
10 an increase Of $97306l. The Canal and Banking
Company has increased its exchange operations $780,
06 The Louisiana State Bank has increased its cir
euatiop SlS4 7O5 and discounts, $l9S750.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

sveTs 10 Advertisements sent by MGii must be poet
poid ~ they viH not be taken from the Post Office
xlOVEkS-
living HOUSE BRoADwAy Rrv YsRr.
COLUMBIA HOTEL. CHEsSur srREEr. PHMADELrMA
N~NNcNNyNN-~0rN0NN0ONrNNN
BAENUHS HOTEL CALVERT STREET BALrIAcAA
THEnONT HOUSE, FREMONT STREET. Bosror.
RUErS HOTEL, SYRACUSE, New YORK.
wILLARDs HoTEL, NEAR PREsrDKsrs MASsIss,
WAssINeroN, d. G.
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GIEO A BEAUTIFUL SECONDHAND PIANO,
SIOO. made by Duboif, In perfect order. and in an
tisgsht ss r The ,teys ie q The music store Of
EATBEEF, MUTTON, LAMB, An D vEAL.--TaE UN-
dersgned viii expose fer sale daily, st his old stsnd No
Clinton Market Of the ohoicets meats the markets sf
fore. Persons visiting Clinton ksket, will do we'll 70 give
THos. r. BROADWAY Mol.
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MEXICAN DRAMATIC FUND ASSOCIATION.-THE
"A Second Annual Benefit will be given at the Astor Place
Opera House the evening of New Years Day. 1880 the
gratuitous of that establishment having been literally
granted by the lessee, NJ hsrezek. All professional per-
musical otherwise whe would wish to assist in tho
enteranm ens to DO provided solicited to send their
names to the committee Of direction
Messrs. HAMBLIN, J. WALLACK, Jr,, and
I" BLAKE CHIpPENDALE,
At the Office Of the Association. ChiAeaa building.
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WHITES NEW MELODE0N, SO BOwERY DIRECTLY
w opposite The Bowery TheatreCheapest place Of
ment in the world Splendid variety Of performances
night this week. Every ntaon in this saloon is
ohasts moral and free from yulgarty and all
Doors open at half past o. Concert to commence
ouart mast
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A G. TuTrLE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SALE

G. FUTILE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SALE
q rich rosewood and mahogany Furniture Thursday
being the entire stock of Mr. j. A. WalterA futile will
sell auction, Thursday at ten o'clock at No. 40 Canal
street. three doors west Of Broadway the entire stock Of
Mr. A alters, (removed from his manufactory for
ysnenceo Of sale rich rosewood Sofas Bureaus
Chairs Etsgeres Escretoirs French Bedead Wristbands
with marble tops Centre. Card Dining. and Extension
Tables large Arm chair Ladies' Sewing and Arm Chairs
&c. The whole of which will he of the best
materials and sold without cash
Also elegant rosewood Panoforte, warranted Caa
loeu will be ready and the furniture examining the day
I,rer lima
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EoR CAtlfoRNIA-DIsPATcH LINE-THs YES
sells OF this Line Of the fret class commanded By
ard experiences Masters and sail fast. the
agents In esn Francisco Turner Fish Co win With
rsmt sales and returns made BY In coin
gold dust E.B SUTTON, "A wall st.
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N IBLO'S. THE PUBLIC Is RESPECTFULLY IN
~ formed that the Grand Pantomime called RAoul
the Magic Star will be produced under the OF
Jerome Rsye Thursday evening, December 2Oth Si9
with entirely and Scenery Dresse Properties
Trcis and Transformations Characters by the Ravel Fa
ny No has spared render the piece worthy Of
public appreciation. Tickets, 90 cents.
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A c. FUTILE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE

"A G. FUTILE, AUCTIONEER.-H ANDSONE HOUSE
IA held Furniture, Piano, Pantr Chinawar kc OF
family giving up housekseppgH Nelson Bush 90. will
sell Tuesday 10 o'clock No 40 Broome street.
Broadway the Furniture Of family declining house
keeping viz Brussels and Ingram Carpets Sofas Chairs
Library Case Centre and Dining Tables Manel Ornaments
Clock large Looking Glasses Dvans Hall and Solar Lamps
and Grapdoles China and Glassware Table Cutlery Beds
Bedding Table Linen Stair Carpetng Rods SC &c Also
Paintings Of which Also Piano Forte and
Stool Also Kitchen Furniture, with which the sale will
Terms cash. Catalogues ready the morning
Of sale.
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~ ICH ROSEWOOD rURKITURE-LApTEs OR GEN.
~ uemen contemplating making New Years PRESENTS
furnishing their houses with Rosewood, Black Walnut
Mahogany Furniture cannot fail Of being spted in variety
styles, or pricte, az WAGNER q STONEYs,
late tnnesn Phtfe Iqf fniton .,rett Nav YnrN
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ZOoL0GICAL HALL, NO. 81 BOWERY.-G. G. QUICK,
~ hanager.This establishment open for the season.
and will be found contain the largest and complete
collection OF Wild Beasts aud Brdsev exhibited in Amer
including and striking Novelties splendid
gerformsnee will be given daily at o'clock of ats Of
Trained Elephants Ponies and other animals Mr. Brooks
will the Dens Of Lions and Tigers Admission Is
children under half price. Exhibition from Ia to l.
nd 10 q y N
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ITPPrR CANADA MINING CouPANY-HOTIcE rs
~ hereby rven, that the general Annual Meeting OF the
eekheart Of the Upper Cansds Mining Company will be
held ~ TIE cce 81 the Company in the CITY Of HAMILTON
Tuesday the tr day January next IN the 1900 ct IL
o'clock which meeting the election Of Directors viii
take place. and important matters he submitted.
=. ]. BROUD0USr, Secretary.
orFIcr rrPyr CANADA HTNISo CoNpArr,
HARuIToN. Nov. 2f. 1sfQ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-21
Brooklyn City Intelligence.

KINGS County OYER AND TERMIsER.-.arsiSnRenis.
Ludwig Allenbrandt, Adam Bowman, Earnest Ring,
Gnthsr Filesmith Joseph Alenbrsndt William Vckar,
Jacob H. sackmap, and Peter Gross arraigned on
Friday last for riot and tumult asd plead not
guilty Frederick Gerhard Joseph Smith Otto Rector
Piofer, Peter Gross and John Colman, Arrsgned
on q similar indictment, and plead not guilty. The
FIRST named defendants then placed upon trial for
having the 9th of August last been concerned In
assault upon the Hebrew Congregation .7haris Ceed
Of the city Of New York IL appears from the evidence
that this purchased lot OF ground in the
village Of East New York. and having occasion to bury
Of their number proceeded to the place the eth
Of last August and while engaged in performing the
last duty which they could chow to their departed
brother, surrounded by about hfty Germans who
that they should further with the in
terment The Jews resisted, high words ensued, and
from words the parties proceeded to blows Sticks
stones, and clubs we're thrown during the melee In
which IgnatI Stein the President Of the Congregation,
rather severely hurt One Of the witnesses the
part Of the defence, testified that ho believed Mr.
Stein cut himself In order to prove that no had been
hurt. II almost impossible, owing to the fact OF
most Of the witnesses being foreigners to get at right
understanding Of the case. Jacob II. sackman was,
however discharged upon the closing Of the testimony
for the prosecution there appearing evidence against
him. The defence endssvored to prove alb In the
OF Ring whereupon, the prosecution produced
butng testimony. The case occupied the entire day,
and then submitted to the jury by the counsel
both sides, under the charge Of the court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-21

THK CABINET AND ITS OReANs-fhe two or
gans of the cabinet, at Warrington, have been so
much occupied with Father Richie and the Office.
seekers, that they did seem to have become
utterly ignorant Of anything outside of the District
oil Columbia. The recent elections, however, ap-
pear TO have worked them up effectively, and they
gnpe and stare about them, as completely Devil.
dered as RIP Van Wrinkle, after his nap Of twenty
years duration. Everything is changed-every-
thing is up side down, exoeptthe cabinet, WHICH is
down aide up. But the hteRigenccr, the prim and
credulous old Miss Nancy of the wing party, shuts
her eyes TO the repeated condemnations Of the
home department and the foreign oiice-ihe
butcher and the bungler--and insists that the
cabinet are still Fright side up with care :" that
they have done everything to perfection, and all
that soIt Of ol,Pirap and moonahine. But why thi,
long and laborcd yiniicaiion Who provoked il :
II the people believe in the perfection OF the
cabinet, why plead for them a. 80 many CRIMINALS
before a jury The factIs, there has been cheat.
ipg round the board" and the shutters in the
game are already condemned. Il il admitted
by ~hg leaders and wing presses, as we
shall prove from their own testimony The only
hope Of the country in this administration, is in
General Taylor. What we want is the policy OF
his inaugural address lie wants 1.-THE country
wants it, and there must be change, to get il, OF
the hucks,erinp policy Of the cabinet, or of the
concern ITSELF One or the other, or boih-thais
all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-21

SIR JOHN FRASELrN.-By intelligence received
recently in England, confirmed, TO certain ex-
tent, by similar accounts received in the United
States, there is ground for believing that Sir John
Franklin, and hi. party Of explorers, are safe,
though locked up in the ice Of the frozen regions,
from which they may not be able TO escape even
This season. We hope and trust that no further
attempt Of the kind will be made during the pre-
cent century al least 10 penetrate the pole in search
Of passage, which, if any such really exists,
could never be used for the purposes Of commerce,
in consequence Of the ice. OF what use i, lt to be
eIpendng vast sums Of money in attempting dis
eovery which. eves # successful. would, an the
nature Of things, be imprucucabls for any useful
puposel The lgreat iamcunt already expended
IN this way, could be made available in conducting
10 the permanent welfare OF mankind, by educa,
ing the orphan; or keeping many wretches alive,
who are dying by thousands every year from star.
walton, in England and Ireland.
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Markets..

BUFFALO, Oct. 20-6 PM.
The receipts within the past twenty. four hours
follows:-Flour, 5000 bills wheat, 5000 bushels;
corn, $500 do. In -four there more sellers than
buyers at old prices. Sales reached 900 bbls COM
mon State and mixed Western, at 81 37H. Wheat
dull but prices frm Is 600 bushels sold, including
Chicago Spring), at &C. Ohio, at $50. Corn not
active but without any change to notice The sales
embraced 90C0 bushels, at about previous rates Oats
Sales OF small lots made at SOC. In freights to
Albany, Flour taken at bsc.; wheat at &c. 2Sc
corn ct loo. q lie.
ALBANY, Oct. 20-6PM.
The receipts within the past twenty four hours, by
canal were as follows:oklour 10000 bills wheat,
in good demand and prices steady 1000 bbls
sold at previous rates In wheat the sales 5000
bushels Genesee, at 81 II; In fair request,
with sales Of 1900 bushels including mixed Western
ct Gle, and yellow round At o3c. Barley-Sales Of
500 bushels at for two rowed, and four rowed
at coke In Whisky sales Of 100 bbls. Prison
made ut 25Ac.
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Superior Court.
sss'ss shsfissNs 9sh'. md Ju'ii0s' sandssra N .

Ocr 20 In the cn.s OF Daniel r. Howard Vs. John
D. Lee where injunction for . Nuisance had been
obtained motion vas made 70 set aside the Injune-
ticn, but the application was refused
JOHN JtrerfSge Ne Mayer aud Cooperation ~ Nsp
YsykA motion 10 set aside the report Of referee
MED On plaintiff oonssntng TO deduct $500 from the
reported due within ten days after service CT
copy OF the rule u such consent be not given report
20 be set aside, with costs.
motion for new trial In the case Of the North
Bsriah Bsrtist church against Jas. Ferguson, was
M ntfd. Costs 20 abide the result
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-21

snu BurLpno ~ TIE USITED SrAIxs.-Ohe o
the immediate advantages which the United States
will gain by the reciprocity between England and
this country In the carrying trade, will be the i'm
petus which It will give 10 ship building Detroit
Chicago st. Louis, Cleveland, Duiialo-in fact, all
Of our cities and towns bordering on the great
lakes and rivers, VIII at once 60 into the business.
In a short time, there will be as many vessels con
,tructed at those places there are on the Atanuc
oOss, at present. end the spectacle will frequently
be presented Of ships barks and briggs, built OF ma
ierials from the forest within mile Of the ship
yards, and laden with western produce, clearing
Tor English ports direct. This MAS been the Gaze
% sssias ss,-r sxsSsy s~t rsrokrlos j, a
l,ss Issi win ssienish ths rsG by Rs rssuns
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SAILING or TIE STEAMSHIP HEsN4vN.--Th, no.
bic steamship Hermann, under the command Of
Capt Crabtree, sailed yesterday morning for South
amp,oa and Bremen, with about fifty passengers,
and fair amsunt Of freight. She has on freight
about eco, 900 in specie Among her passengers
are Henry Wells, Esq, lady, daughter and servant
Mr.. Wells "a of the express house Of Livingston,
Wells Co, and gees out TO remain some months.
lie Twas bearer Of dispaiche, 10 Paris and London.
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Completion Of the Suspension Bridge at
Wheeling

WHEELING, Va, October 90, 1910.
The Suspension bridge the Ohio at this place
completed and successfully crossed in buggy by
Eet the builder this morning Aarge peo-
pie from Wheeling and vicinity assembled either side
Of the river to witness the first crossing of the bridge
and manifested great enthusiasm at the complete
Of the undertaking. Cannon fred and every
demonstration Of joy exhibited.
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Police Intelligence.

Charge Of Robdery-Yestsrday, two men, called Tho.
mas Mackie and John Graham, were arrested on .
cused parties met young man by the name Of James
OSbea residing at No 20 Moore street the Battery,
Friday night when they knocked him down violent
ly and, after beating him severely, Mackie put his
hand into the complainant pocket and stale from his
person so cents in silver coin and they all then
of but subsequently arrested by the police jus
tice Lothrop committed them both to prison for trial
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Vine NoriraroNs- Oliver 4. Hewlett having bcen
unsnimoufly nominated Senator for the attn district by
the Wigs declined, and Clsrksop Crolius was unan
moufly nominated tfday evening In his stead sena
tor Hall hes declined nomination for Senate in the 81
district BTasus &. Benedict has declined hs nornipa
Nos tsr the eeuyt Of sonrcs rlsss ssnsS D.k.~z
n fr Nfasrxs,. >na yossyh nso~,s Ar as~kUrdR
rsTs rss lsstsd last evening Cor IN Asss~aA wus
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TELECRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

Counter Annexation Movements.
MONTREAL. Oct. 20. 1S49.
An address against annexation has been published
to-day, with six hundred signatures attached few
of the signers respectable names Ths rest are
unknown, or dependent on the government
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O.rorrs 2o.-In the cause Of Thos Marshall VS. J.
r. williams for wages due for labor from London to
New York. 10 appeared that defendant had clandss
timely concealed himself on board the vessel and on
reading the libel the Judge, (Rstts) BY consent dis
Disssd the CAGE, with sogta.
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Fire In Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, October 20, I549
A FIRE occurred at the corner Of Fifth and Main
streets, this morning which burned out the NOpare
printing Office, and damaged several drygoods stores
in the lower part Of the building. The loss
siderable, and but partially covered by insurance.
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s~&-sons % sSe ,.Espv~s pagers ara dsssu,.

~@-E'he % ae shscNs ra7trs are o.Sars-
eng the Preprrety and improperly Of sioslsg the
eyes in time Of prayer Some contend that il i,
scnptursl, and some that It's anti.serig.ursl We
suppose that before the subject is finally SEIZED.
the church will be convulscd, and IT, very st,s.
ienes endangered, as it was by the celebrated dis
eussion about whether the churss cas- exist with.
outs bishop. Would il not be well for the resp...
tive dspuants TO ascertain whether il is scnptura
10 build churches at an expense Of one, two and
three hundred thousand dollars, for the seoonso-
dalton Of wealthy sinners at so much head, when
hundreds Of f.llow.creatures, within sound OF
,he costly bells, are suffering penury and want
They may ehes, themselves, but they sss' deceive
1s devil BY susb patty articles.
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Arrival of the Cherokee =.

SAVANNAH, Oct 20, 1649.
The steamship Cherokee, Capt. Lyon arrived day
from New York. after passage of 65 hours from pier
to pier.
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THANKSGIVING DAY.--The season is fast APP
preaching when, in accordance with iime-honored
custom, the Governors Of the several States Of the
American confederacy will promulgate officially
procamauons recommending the American people
to return thank. TO the Ruler Of the Universe for
the manifold advantages and blessings which lie
has conferred and Continues to lavish upon this
nation.
We are decidedly IN favor Of the continuance OF
this custom. A nobler, more imposing spectacle
could not be presented, than that Of a nation OF
irecmen-a whole ssfgovemlng People-bending
the knee simultaneously, and simultaneously re-
turning thanks to the Almighty. for isvors gwen,
and imploTing continuance OF them. Such has
been the spectacle which each State OF this con.
federacy Las followed for long series Of years.
Bat how much more imposing, how much grander
and more sublime, would II not be, If the same
thanksgiving day were selected by the whole
American people, from Name TO the Rio Gr,nde,
from New York to the Rocky Mountains and the
New jerusalem Of the Mormons ! Although the
wish that such should be The casc has been re-
r.atedly expressed, many Of the Governors Of the
different States have heretofore appointed different,
days and all attempts to have thanksgiving general
at the same time have failed.
IL might not be in accordance strictly with the
doctrine Of Stat, nights doctrine which, 1t is TO
be hoped, viii be ever cherished and nain,ained--
for the Presden, OF tie United Stst:s 10 appoint a
day Of ihankFeiylsg throughout the whole land
but we think he might do so, with great proprety.
we have no doubt the privilege would be willingly
conceded, and II II were exercised once, 10 would
grow into right before many years We suggcst
10 the President the propreiy Of apronting thanks
giving day ior the present year, and hope that he
viii do so.
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The Strangers Fever mt Charleston:

CHARLEsTon, S. c., October 49, 1870
The deaths from the strangers fever, during the past
week. were q, II being slight increase on the pre-
vIous week
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New York Nominations,

Election, Tuesday, November ., ls49.
The following the nominations for Supreme Court
Senate and Assembly - far % made by The rsspssvs