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Arrival "r the steamship Camnrin--oas
Week Later tronl Europe.

BY the arrival of the s,eamship Cambria al Hall
TAX, we enabled 10 place before readers Que
weeks later intelligence from Europe, u tele-
gTsphic summary Of which will be found IN an
Other column.
This news is less interesting or exciting than
usual. The revolutionary feeling which WAS called
into acnon BY Plus the Ninth, and which caused
such terrible commotion throughout almost th.
whole OF the cid world, seems 10 De completely
suppressed, at least for the present. The military
power OF the deepotic governments there ha,
triumpbcd over repubcani-rn, and The probability
is, that the coninen, will quietly settle down into
Sespotism, and remain 70 for ten or twenty year.,
more or less. During tins calm peace and quiet
will characterize aln.ost every nation there, but
eventually the revolutionary spirit will again be at
work. Ii viii raise IFS head again, and. probably,
with more success--desuoying every despo,ic gov
eminent in that quarer Of the world. Until that
line shsl have come about the masses of the peo-
PIE Will be at the mercy of kings, princes, and
stock -jobbers Of all descriptions. Taxes will be
increased, nauonul debts augmented, and the peo-
ple wil be compiled TO give siill greater portion
Of their means for the support and maintenance Of
s,stem OF government which they abhor, aad UNI
der which they huve groened for centuries.
From Austria, We learn that kossuh. the gal
laat leader Of The Hun garsn movement for inde.
pendrncc. rms not been arrested, but is. in an
P'cbsbihiy.taf,. GeorVey. who, IL will be recol-
i"ei'd, trzrendered, with the army under his
pand, To NE Rurs ans, has been pardoned, While
Other Gensrels who took part in the movement,
have been executed. This confirms, to a certain
srrni. the report that he cold himself and ih-
same OF Hungary ts the enemy. lie may, how
ever. be Innocent Of the chsrce.
when Cur exchsnRr. come to hand, we shall
publish tie details OF the-news by this arrival
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THx DFFIcuErY WIN FRAacx An OFFICIAL
arArsNEsr.-We give, sisewhere in our columns,
what may be considered an official statement Of
he difficulty between the French minister ard the
Unii,d States government. IL appeared in the
Washington Republic, ct Thursday morning last
This statement by no means gives the grave IN
porance and serious difficulty to the dismissal OF
che French minister ~ come OF the ~hiR journals
have underworld, with more msgnoquencc than
witdsm in the exhibiicn. The whole affair is
bsRnisiie, tempest in teapot. as we iorncrly
ftsied, and can't, with any government of common
sense. lesdfo any interruption of friendly relations.
ard certainly not between the Preach rel public and
the United Siries.
Sy tine evings ou, Of the official Io,ras !,
green's that he whole si'nir originated in the al.
tempered ncie of Mr. poussin; the amount Of claim
N one case cad Of salvage IN the other prob ,bly
does not reach ten thousand dollars, the rum IN
dispute between the two public iunctionares.
Indeed. 10 read the aocoun, OF the difficulty, and
see ihe badness Of the language used BY the French
minI-ser the sidr. and the strong acts OF
our government the other. IL is difficult ~ be-
hevc that mep ef co mmon sense and in snv DO
sition Of public aus hority, couh far FORGET them
s,lvsa az 10 crruie sach tremendous fuss out Of
such ,msll.msiter. But there other things. it
SCENE mixed up in chic matter, winch have led to
So much extraordinary feeling md msGniloquent
puntlilio, al ich has been exhausted upon IL We
hav. received full ac count Of the matter IN our
Washington correspondence, but Il is of such
nature that emit conveniently, or with pro.
p1eiy, give il IN our columns la fact, IL seems
that there ~ won-n ~ the bottom Of The whole
difficulty between the French minmier and the
Anne ricar Govern mont and that n - ,porr min
Of etiquette in the sccinl circle in Washington
than paint of national honor or principle in
diplomacy
We csaoe, refer more particularly TO the real
,re 81 uukDo.n source of all the difficulty. in any
other tefms. than by saying that iis origin was
mote point Of moral sad socinl etiquette than
national honor. IL vii be recoecie9 that the Grst
cabHe of Geaera Jaokson vac blown 20 the winds
BY a diTicu tx originating in woman. OR pre-
cent cabinet have taken warning by thsG. and viii
hold &C.
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6hiLtiux snuessse.sc~.

BV~TDN, sagtsnher -.
Arrived Brig Andrew Rior Saw Juan, Gaia gsh sit.
Left nuercaps. Saw the port hrrk going IN. saw
~ Ist 81 80 Ion 73 80 brig Wass, Bostop f,r Ssssn
nah: snip Ophes from adiz 18th ut brss james Cr'sv
Brooklne, Phiisdelpnis hoetaw from cnarlss,oL;
schr aeddn Etoh, irOsi Philadelphia
belo~- -b,s lalne, from Rio Jsi Giro.
CleRrtd--B,rk David Nichols savannah; hr-s Henrieo.
Gonave kussis, svsns; Heien nobe Souh.T. Charles
ten; ,brs Fuller un Wilmington. sC Eben Atkins Rica
robd; Elliott, Philadelphia; Iesder albany and rev
hry Ellen Connisdors ksarne Lebsnor, and Sarah Bact
New u Jk
PORTLAND, September 10.
Arriyad--Sehr Petrol, New York
SALEM. September H.
Cleared Brig Aniare. San rfa,cisco.
sailsd-Sehr Nary Clark, New l"rS -
NEW BEDToRD, September -
Arrivea-sehr Adelaide, albany.
HoLMss's BoIr. September -.
ArriveaBsrk Trencnt Philafeiphi. tor Boston. hri.s
Fllat, DepmxTk, Hiehbun, Nicaragua ALBANIA,
Bryant, Orzibs. and Casilda. do for do; Enap 40 Tor
Poru nouth schrs CT. Gover- Adelre Hsnds-
Eer Nary II yhappell Waterloo Friendship. ~
Civilian Izshsth Ashland aaabar. Monterey, aud
Escort do fr Boston; se"ator Newnr fer so Carter,
lard New York ard seville NYerA. Tor goian Lues
Phsd pbis, for Wey mouth; Gen Boyd Dc fer saso Mary
Bni,h, do fer Dshtou; Eroek- de for Ne-aaryp'rt;
esu,tas Norfolk, for do Sarah, NYort for Portland;
wsrHAm. September Is.
Arrivss--Sebr Sarah Lorsn, AID sloop Aphl NYork.
ltf. sehrs benj Brown, do: Notus Philadelphia lsth
saiIsd--lstb. iehr nsrato. New York.
PRovioENcE. scpteraher ID.
Arrivea-.schrs Express. Ranp,hanposE unio,. md
Raier and fiaei'y RsndoeG Gloon Toamere. Albany;
Mary Belc and Mons ch Rcndout; Stevens DO for Paw
tpcket; Harvest, and NYcrt.
saiI.d--schr, Asama. Norfolk: Cape May. shsnandoah
Phadelp la Superior Rondout; soop Vstor
New York. -
Arrived--B Brig Quincy, Charleston. tr Dighton
NEwPoar. september Is
LrIivsi--schrF HAWKINS. Philadelphia.
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Lsst week NJ called the attention of our sdsrs
the aoiabI. Iab. aad Ia ire asien.s thai is now
b-,nr made IN SADDLE The city with the enormous
sum ofsA 81 Is. or Which the citizens ear
receive the sllrt's.s h~uefi u seems the Cor
poraion foru,ed IN. ute,isn project Of opening
Canal street md widening walk.r street. IN utter
d.fane, Il a MAJORITY OF the ishabtsais owaing
property m those streets. "a he abstract. there
wac nothing wrong IN me Pfoeci-it might b.
III end propef 20 o.-n Canal street and w,iro
Walker slrc,i; bu, when a public body undertakes
90 cnrly oni ihrir d-,sns in opposlrca TO the Will
OF ihose who have the power. aud are de'erm,ned
10 resist irm. Ia that fsase an, as,i6sd in ci-
~ II an enterprise, md had il end~, simply Ia a
defeat 81 the corporaioa' m sh' ~ loos-d UPON a.
one ofihs unnatural freak q d body without sol
and therefore en'rlrd 10 NO psriculsr notice Cor
p"TsI'oa jchs, however. seldom end nnocen,ly -
The h precisely the case ofth- ono We arr nov a. :.
enssrg, Coz -l,hough Inc u-Iensibe Object h.s been,
or ~iIl b. dsf-s'sc. he cry has BEEN sldclrd with
the sun oi s2ieSipSisaie cIiixsss hara s-ed-their
property attempted 20 b. sacrificed. and they rhrui-
s.ives involved 81 liissii-a and esssns..
ard III for uo other purpos~ 'han 70 Strengthen ,ni
extend ihe 'rGesncs II ADDS Asl,. ssd 10 lli the
po,ksis 81 ih.ir dsreaasni..
hg'--fH ep1sf-ws have beea furnished with
come aidliioup lart.. 'hai vii h,lp % throw hrhi
ihis srl,c'stle -. snd "a he Iaolises and OBJ
Irci' ~ ihe Hc'urs ~ Il.
Ahoui t~o ,esrp age. some parties Who hsd 40.
thing 10 loss, a.rhoush may iairly prc~am, they
expected souss'hire o. raia. cot AZ a d-cassioa
lhiouah he p1hlie prsss. the suhect II oisning
Canal street The rrerci wus wsraly diseased,
Igo and caa--t hcse " no acre insef--iri and nd
nothing 10 gam, bat ~efesure % b. mulr'ed, v-he
nsni, IMPOSED IL; ~hil- he oiher lsry. .hs "a
I-c'.d 10 he the TrciPents "a co'por.te favor, a.
vehement, d,i-udea "a. Prnding the discussion.
the Corporsion, "a the i-ivor q ih,ir patriotism,
cauehl NJ the project 40 GODS snd 10 make capita
Of, rassed ordiaance 10 esirud and Improve
those Two iiress. aud appointed Richard J. Saaiih.
J. w Lsveridee End william v. Brady. coniinis-
sioners; lsasc udani. survoYor. and l.eoFsr Pnce
and Warm Brady. sp,rais-T.. These geniismea
undertook the tab assigned them--Ihey raet. sar-
veyed, appraised. ASSESSED and certified 20 IN
Corpsniion ihat all nshi. and al The same tnns
certified thai they themselves we're en'itlsd To the
frflne sum ~ s2.,2si for ,heH valuable services
The following are ihr items Of thls liisl. bsui--
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ArrlvaLs sNn uArsfrrrfs
Hoa Nsu. Troy a rottf t.i.A I've. n
ifFfffn ava isdy ttsfisslnr. IA Hntsrsrl rts.
AnafrfHu o. kinv fse D. ~ Nsfs y a
Wfrsusn sIg lady % t~r Dat Grsfa W. ~ ~
ten. irm D. ". Ns-rt 40 say fsass LA NJ. I
and dsnstf.r isritun Otia III tass "a u Ina.st.
sna family. Fbn. srr,lsa ystsIa.y % ths lfsls.
hspse
wstsoa rhr. tsrt fvf.-san w
rttsr. We uas i.tctsf frsnkiaIt - sect W
Ailsisg a. A. lev. - Ioitsf, LissFl Isslisit
Gussa ~ ths Wet haze i-ssn sgsrtmt4is 81 ~.
sftfr rCuas
- a stariry Ohio. Jos. fiars~. FAns u w.fs.
thlri.ito O.. W. Aoin-s, Ciss~,s-s sfrssf a
EovAFdf futsl
y. tsrros rns fsmfi. rrrisrs! y Fssa-f-r 20
brd. Z ware ga hnif.s. tirrfr,s u o. ttssfy fr
boston; I.vfspe. icuass. ~. fsnnsilf -
fsuiiI. o,ssgo are smoD~ ths ssssis st tls D. ni5s
Lace llctsl
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The receipts 81 produce. siDs~ y--fsrd.y. w-r~
600 hsrr.f Hour ptt bushels cheat ou0 ha shsls
OF corn Th.r. 70 better inqu, fir four 9th fsr
the home trad. aud for sxport IN. sl.- 30so
hsrrss- including "a iseon.in st - a. and Mich
~ 81 30. For vhest the :aa kst IL arm. aad Toe a.
msnd fer mddI,ng 10 fair .bnnt 2cun bnshrs ~ Wa
ba changed hands at pJe 10 corn. the s4ies sere
SEQ bushels fat y.Ilo-. a. -7se Oats AZ better,
with sales at Ste There he no change In hs'shts.
ALsASY. sept s--g Y. "
The receipts ~ produc. ~ rensi since yesterday.
wSr-:-eid0 barrels sour n nD hu shs- ~aru' -h-st
ncne There marked change In a iur. thoaxh,
perha ps prices aghty Ia fsgor ~ the seller tn-
demand IL tsr and the sales to-day embrace No. nas
Corn j. in moderate dem aud, Nth rsas ~ mo hHhrs
western Rixrd At BE There were aso sales ot sato
bushes Of wheat TO arrive within seek tsu dsss
az private bargains Oats are STEADY, az see with
salss If 600 bushels In whsAsy there sales Of
aL0 hills At
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Tnz Come L'Bcrtos--The note Of prrpsra-
ton fer tie coming election r. heard on every
iidc. rhe we psiucs are mae hlliag thsu fcfces
aud sndeavsiing 10 he'd the differences and diy-
sions IN tlsS ranks; but they fnd il adinicuk
mater TO atvo1p'i-h. Tue whes srs as r.uch
Divided az the democrats ere Il will br VERY
.ac.in- c,nisst. A il s, there are severe heart
lurniucs IN both; tut they ave abusing each other
for 'orrs ~ coatioos and uuions, fer the purpose
a. imwe-ding their shances of success. Those
tsIg@ns as,d coalitions, however. among the lead
Ella. asa eer,srsi tliing. have bu' lue influence oa
che gree, body # the voters. They are iGdsPen-
ccbt .hit for tb-Cscvsp, and wal, until VI parties
have made thtir % vfians Il candidates. and
if-r y" ,cafs e.. ~ "ovr choie'. tnt icifr-
!. .. Ti'1 ~. Nv ,s,I~
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Generals wooi sne T~'i.r nc-. .. T.. q na-.sn u
Moth sreliusi lien ~. Bets NJ NifSiai. D So.
t-ff.id ~ Illinois rse.ntlv sepsni<s fs .isfsasr =,
the isno ono. rssssd through Bsesss "a a.. lsth
instsut.
frofetsor Ncrfe 10 In Dcs.os
Hon. tbrsham tinesin. ~ flisoi. has bssn t..-
d.rtc the pest o. Governor ~ Or-goa.
Rev DR.. Toat~p has be~n sppo-rtsi rrrs.assr az
Rlefosic aud lstesiectsai fbicscThy In Wnism snf
Nap college Va
Rev. 1hcus w. Csst has been ape std Professor
Of Ecelssissticsi History I'm Trisity Coisgs
Gov Rsmfey ~ Minpe~ota sra Ex.sowraor Cks-..
bsIs have teen pointed Con sners 18th
the Sioux l,dians for ~ Ce0ooS a l.ad aos
Owned by them.
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ADJUSTMENTS RUS rvENrao.

BowsRY THEATRE. Bowsry-BssrRAs-Nr AuHr-
rsI OaROUNezR.
BgUADwhp TuvsTPf. broadway. -KSIsnr op A.
vA-iKisH DIoE-WuTtL .usrkR.
SlHLos oAnDEA 1rnhdwsy-TTs.r Rart-frsrIss
j. issrI ST. opf sssI.
-trnPasTtor.
NATION Al THEATRE, Chatham square. ~nsrPr mas
-FtNING d. TcE..N-PHiLir QsAsL.
OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway -FGA DIAv oLo-Bsi-
ylaNIh AND hIBgEn
MECHANICS BALI. cHn'srys bivsrnELr--y0rAss
EusIcsI-ErHIorTas s,rsr0.
TsBERNaCLc-CRASD Vocal AID issrEvnxsrIL
CcrefRT
.caINEsB MUSEUM, cT Broadway From l. n. 70
10 Z. ~
New York, Friday, September 81. ssay.
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~ lorfs. Nsptsmh~r ~. lhss.
Tho Osss. indians soUtinas th-r s~pssds,iaus
The frontier Tho sicrs a Ns-ssr. rhompspa wsi-
dell. In one - tns spares ssttiearata 90 r-e-nty
brus.p open aps rohh.s a s.,.sb n.st cas- scot
from smith io rur.sit - ths rohh-rs bat they
old not succeed a. es,ehi~x ts-n
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To furr THosts a. Fern. = 49,. s.sa.-sssa
fsurtc Ma 1Tsss sttff t.lEsssia
DysH SIC go The utcs-irtsa e.si- p.-s.rs.rs ere
pcN Atout o. 'ssr Rave ~ yea sra yfHr odd sfit.
sd.' trry s1ec'ssfui I-,sss frlan fsnsas s.a tfs
iDftfIsdate poTts d rsn frsurisee g-ft -
raiop We f.s' t'st ~s ECU 4 b. tufr lufastsss -
s0sT msrii. o. ~ ststs-n ara uAvissfor o issss
Niihtut fssfif' isr Ia art a. saush so -
hssrIist Ffstfesrtn frr the uu'rirr 90. tfaf 10
been uariissfss uncsf 10. sstuil4r rifsansfsn@ a
Nlich Hcs have hs~n Ylsfft itrpirg sF thss 20
us1 lofr obs tis rnTUtsffun that a-ssrssait b.
lVtFs % yCu 90 fulsrribs rufaslsrs
ifrf tsfF fLissf HEd utsdtFnt ssr.aaA4
tegIttt ~ rty thfss rs,in pa-stfFu
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Lamps. biraoeois ssnasahrs- kt o. i5k @sm street,
fsltop and Am oppc,te iis charh sEnssrs aud
shsrs shorld fart The hssrs
fer the emtossee and ss,rod woik srtaiay sbs anA
shetyss. We ave ever sssn.
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Iis attn Of ss. I.oais.

sr. LsUis s.etsnser n. lsto
The health OF our city u noe ssi. Tn. nuns-r n
intermeuIs during the week at fsst Gas $50 ~
which ehsr-D under ave years u age, of
death BY cholera
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Campbell ~ West Stn.s D idp has ressvert d
verdict ~ ~ zoo against IN" Housntnnic Ralroad Go
for inlulis receives three snoe ~ huself
And wie, ~ sccid-nt on -sid road
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The postage upon newspapers dropped into the post
eos by individuals Is cent esch 70 any part Of
the State and half additional for distances
100 miles Of the Stste-ths postage to be- prepaid
except when sent from the office Of publication
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WA.ntsafes, Sspt -. ists
commosors Ballard rs. ben Assigned n. eonaand
oftbe Washington Navy Ssrd, sonasneiDs On tas lst
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NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES COR DOW BE n N EFT.
PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR.
sorlcs 10 CORRESPONDENTS.


Sorlgk ro CORRESPONDENTS.
VOLUNTAR, CORREsPONDENtk. ssrfstaers s~-
psrsa AZ as,o oiiesfsS from Ry gaarf>r Of o> "'td'
ITEMS Or CRY NTELLI6ENCE. Of all sorts. are
NJ W1TiCE teksa Of sne,.s~ous sora~s.aaeasss.-s;
issescs6 for tasfios sff b. awfteaftcsisd
by and addrsss 1 ire ersri -. rit for
pahica. oar as rastp ~ ~. GOOD fs1A @s -6s-
40 rSfu rejected CONNIE no sf,nus
THE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT 10 spss ursusaosi
So sssAt
TERMS, ere.
THE WEEKLY HERALD, for otreslousn on tAss .on-
kssnt pubhed eusy SafH rdah, ~ 80 cent, copy,
- per anauBi circulation 6proge. asd yrtnfed
ia frsnch and Esgfh, - ca csns coyy 50 a.
oam; the fgtfer prtss 10 iseitids ia postage.
TIE Dali aahdLll- fhs satss.ss, sssss copy
s. per uaasa. THE MORNING EDITION . ps.biisa-
Is AZ o'etoeL, ~ s,c Sisfr.;Efeo ssyoss sree0at
DE frsf AFTERNOON EDITION eaa h. had - ts asis'-
boys all oelscai ond n. secosd az ocieck. 4. a. .
fac OoLLsk WBEkLy HEksLD ,urrF ssssas
s.ni, per coPp, q P,r .sa@- y, oeGa. . 1,s,' ~;
1oter Ysbfs,erd a. TIE NeeLib Esyaid
ALI LETTERS bs sa'a Tsf snoscrtp'ogs, q sria 80
eerf'ssmes 70 b, gof PAID ~ ne p"s'"f' '' .
frors ths sioIsV -cBpifred.
AOi ERTlsEMENr rs (rsar'ssd erers 1913, g,s
rrtiistss o. tht aOrH'1i and Sffsfriln cnt,. aHd
b. all .rres, al esasoH"hs SS'cesi % - @rSss. %
Siass isstb. Ns preparation hef resp"nsss 20
rrvDr. H. m0erfrrsrf
aespStSk prdsr. rerss"ed ~ hr enes
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Hr..A,v. CIV In.-.,.u..,~.

kg~c. Coistr Gersr ANp faE s..sios, --SSfors
tcs. sarusi q Jnhoson f;"uo's Iudxs, and hlstioas
Nr's., enc Hnshe- John Pi.rc. eas-f GU trial
indebted scr burglary in tn hrd o-gr-- entering the
hsn.~ q w Simon 'hst-nd-n Ia 'i-rrsppnt street.,
- he tr>f - August Las. aud Sealing tbsrefron the
fii"virs property siE ~ ysri- az rsrp-ting valued
~ SO 20 y-rds - drugger ~"r'h $40: hsys OF tsa
fusnitufs The jsfy tound him guilty
john bfmsu vas arr ignsJ % - indie<msnt ehsrx-
ms fim with s-ssnlt. wtth Ia snt Co XIII with
los"fd gun TIE pl~ad-a not guilty
ils"n he,d vas plsc@d ha har selling Iigupr
-hh""' license IN the town Of Fiatisnds. The Jury
s1jurg.d Tin goiity h V
fhd"f~tsr buck ~ss srrs'eosd for ma ag ter ia
th. nr't degree ." which he pirsd-d not guilty.
Owen DsnDeiiy was next pis,.d RI Il for ksspIns
20 aid 40 hogs in small IA svulia us-
tnrgh contrary 20 the ordinance thrr~Sy srs.eiu 81
rsn speo. The trial stili ~o.a our re porter
l.ft
AFFtt,kr,oS CASE Before Justices John g. Smith
spa John King Samuel Laur..ns qaite lad va,
examined on -Inrsday eht'g" preisrrad xsinst
him by an lrsh girl Sy-d Sh"nt 2" ,rer. being tbs
ftfvf 90 her child yer uDboru The testimony OF this
e'rt sa~ iup~3ch-n thr rishont wtcn leaves go ne
doubt 10 thr truth Of IA s-4.ton. Sne IL appears
haa given birth {" illrsitiInsf chitl some thrrs
y'srs .inc@. reznt'sn ny yonnx man in l-.i4nd Tho
ea@ nor being concluded It was adj eurned ill Wed.
nssdsy next
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TELEcRapUIC INTELLIGENCE.
Tss wssssss. o. a.s...

besfe., --pf -. 1919.
tits ssssr'sin.s that ~. d--aes'. 81 ns.s me-
jerity IN besh br.nsh-. q th- N.lu- Lsx..i-tsr-
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WIGS ana Toup<.s-we would call

stteres Of si,ssns sod stAsssrs rspai-ss Wigs Tou
PES improv OF ao,ar
invented by T. fDAIUN. No. ~ Brosows,, o Dey
street under the Franklin House. They hia
hair Cutting Rooms where tr the largest and Ssst
IN the city
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8rpOrp1u- Intelligence,

TIE CsIcxrr Maven. AT NGwAaK. ". THE rsfurn
match between eleven OF the SC George Club lot Mes
York Cisy) aud the Newark Cricket Club eamr IN
trydsy the Newark ground and resulted In favor Of
the News, Crick-tsrs In QUE inuing large namb-r
81 spectators In stendsBes and the best feeling
pT.vaslcc all round. The following IL statement Of
the ramS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21

in Enklaed considers Thing 10 be appointed Her
Has~tyr trsdesnsn. bns aud he amt
sit, who furnishes rndred 81 American
Nth the cheapest and test 3oo wses If his
life. Need We say tis JONES IL Ann etrsst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21

OF xif hTosds enthusiast hts ~ .
eut With d.ieimins'ier 10 ahna1 II aompottio
nrJou he fsn syl, fnr ,itar
The mot dis irsue Has cspass
Es'er nore irlieitoosiy ootnhnea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21

Fros TryEs lsLssps We have reccived cur
flee cf the Rosol Gazette. p,blished at Turks Ia
lapds, 10 the 5,h inst. We e,frsci the following
IarsgraI he from the Gaseffs Of the 9th insi.
On Saiufesy nirht sna Sunday lat scplsa. shcve-s
OF rssn stsud'a With trees gusts &c -ina vivid n.sh
% 81 Us ltnrf and terrne all ~ thondr visited
little isisrds tn. ONLY rain ~ sny aeossqrensr
bsv. bsd spr. tsbrusr, lst W. hDrs the pgi.ssioa-
tia, many f.miss unst have Undergone the .nn-rns.
srpefsDcsf W not Of the people ~ lssas aud
particularly b. their cattle haze fsssht then o. value
The brssps fbss fss been poured apsB ~ the A.
mifh'y and bouptifui stssr ~ ell rod tbnss. ssa
Which calls fsr heartfelt srsfitna- asd tssnsaxv
Ing prrSsr sleh. W TfsFnm-. siu ~ r~spons.i 80
BY all We bsisefs ~s may 90, fh~ sas -sss~a 70
nj an ESD In ednsquercs - tho late f-ssy vstns NE
vrsfBlaf- Nc tat u-rcisnts tho ~psodit ha.-
,-st respsf THE ,srr t"ash ttsy bs.s shiussd tn-s
tsns - housnds - bushels the, h.,s ssi their thss-
% de- ssitinG calls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21

The Piupphe National Daguerrean Gal.
ly cauuot ls properly appreciated ~ hose WAC
Examined the beautiful which the vas
th Justly celebrated sstsishmrut amt zee The result
Of the sxpeenec II the e operator the uIitsi STA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21
Ready N ace xn,r,.. co,lns.. ass-m. Sc, .,

Tire is,esf sJieA large asd sr-os assortment
ts's srs for prizes srhssp Furnishing
stef. ia Fulton sweet Also t-sniul -iessisn Graz
md pe.k Hancterchfs hcnsxd AID rnasy for
Rem eater i5I FULTON. two door east OF broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21

Nr fss'tIy at No all ssIse, AID she only e,tAe-
e hss invented rome most important ssa
instr ,sariLspop Of those Wigs fou,.es
tail silver medal rnir 81 shs American Irasus
Tar tha adj