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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-29

The HUNGARIAN MEETING, AND THE FREEMas's
JoURNAt~-By one of those little mistakes which
are frequently unavoidable in making up daily
newspaper, part of a speech delivered by MIR.
Secchi de Cssali, at the Hungarian demonstration
on Monday last, was transposed, and appeared
among the remarks made by Sgnor F,rresti. The
part thus iransposed referred to the Fieeman's
Journal, the organ Of the Catholic Bishop of this
diocese. II was M. Secchi de Casali, and net
Signor Forest, who sad "lIere, all the press has
condemned Louis Napoleon, except the Freepian's
Journal. published by a demagogue, who has abb
jured his religion and the democratic principles of
his ancestors Let us condemn HIM, and place
him among the Jesuts who try to introduce mon
archy into this country" We have now "put the
saddle on the right horse'' and on horse that will
ride into the Freeman's Journal, on any and every
occasion
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GENERAL TAyLoR's IIEALTH.-Since General
Taylor has started on his tour, are sorry to
hear that he has been two or three tunes attacked
with diarhna, and that on one occasion he was
forced to rest, in order to benefit by medical
advice, and recruit his strength. by the last ac-
counts from him, we are happy to hear that he is
restored to health. II weuld be sad thing if the
old hero were TO depart from among us before his
term of service expired but such an occurrence
would not perhaps create much SORROW among
his cabinet at Washington. Can it be that those
smiable gentlemen advised him to take tour
through the country, in the hope that the fatigue
would overcome him. Between the cabinet and
the cholera, cold Zack" seems to have a hard
enough time of 1t. But the people are with him,
and we trust that no device Of the enemy may
prosper
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STEAMSHIP CRESCENT CITY-Ths noble and avorite
ship leaves Saturday, for Chagres direct her
seventh voyage to that port So perfectly has she per-
formed that the time occupied in the voyage has in
case varied two hours invariably making the distance
in eight days and 10 IL hours 1t is the perfection Of
her engine that has given character to those built by
Secor Co. than any other 1t has faltered
during the heaviest weather. and the ship has
"laid to " for Q moment, no matter how severe the
storm She has been running constantly for the past
nine months rarely being in port longer than four
FIVE days, and has sailed promptly, at her appointed
time, to the very moment. She has thus far made
quick time, and for beauty Of model comfort and
spendor Of accommodations Is hardly to be surpassed.
shs he's boon laying ny ss tho peat three weeks the
purpoee Of repainting and re-ftting. She has had
fine awning deck extended her quarter deck,
leaving the whole space open for promenade luxury
which strangers to the warm climate of the Caribbean
Sea will, no doubt, appreciate. We know Of no CON-
mander who has been and Is more deservedly popu-
lar than the accomplished Capt stoddsrd Of this fine
fteamer. We cheerfully commend her, and her
bic consort the Empire City to those DESTROYS Of expe
sition to tho FL Dorado Of America.
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shipping Intelligence

49,, s,,. sd, o.. =, Bosross AuE. -
severe weather on Cape Good Hopes carried away ruaasr
head and round house.
Barh Samuel Thomas. ~ Jsro "a Turk Isl,uda t,,h
inst Isn at latter place bark Charles De for >Nork
6dnys brgs Florence do, days. Sarah vosc for - Domn
bark Hadley, Baltimore
Brig Atatspas Jereme "a inst, Left schs Tellus for
Boston, u dayr. -
Bres Helm Turks Island via Baltimore; Sam Small PHI
herlan and wscott kYork; bark Ida Baltinor. hrrs
Rogers, Savannah; Halcyon, Wilmington.
Miller PHILADELPHIA Andrw Brown. Albanyi New York
American Belle u Alabama, Melbourne and MARIETTA.
Clearcdseamsr ibsrnia, Liverpool via Haifax, .hips
Pontiac Cacutta AymAr, Bucuos Leopold
do Spartan 81 Johns NJ. and Msssns brrs W. psnr Ca
orna; koetaway 81 Msrys: pel. Mobile; Juise Whit
frederiehsburg; Child and Geneva, Philaesiphis.
Arrved-B.rh v " knight Bonairs; g,th shr cer,siis
nverrool July 18th; brss Martha Kinsman and Hanover.
Philadelphia.
s,-, s. $50, kAnnLrHrAn. Aus. Is.
s.,., c-,u 49,. saLEs, AusE.
Arrived-schrs Fireman. Phfiadeiphis Corass xrs,k
sailed-sloop Republic, Albany.
wsRrHss. Aus ~.
Sailed as-Brs Peerless, and sloOp Report. SYors.
PRoyfDsvcr. AusE n.
Arrivedschr Science Mobile Spoke OH oa Torta-a nj
lot boat Relief, Mobile, for San Francisco.
Phadephia Oregon Hudson, Missouri and SUPERIOR Road
out sooIs Emblem and Times, do; Here Albany Brown.
saled-schrF Fenner, PHILADELPHIA.
ssed-sehr WIN Peters. True. with granite fcr Dry
Dock, Brooklyn, NYork
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ARRIVALS AsD DEPARTURE
Col Donnecastle. u. s. A; MIR. kirkham aud family
rbilsdelphis; Lieut. Temple, U. y N. Csptain !. q
walker, q. s. Al captain Wood New Orleans; Lieut.
ID n Nsury. U. y A; DR.. McCrsckin New Orleans;
John q. Parks. U. s. A.; A. &. Duht, Washington
City; John Rodgers, U. 3. N; James ~. Wilson and
family Baltimore; Capt Brewsrton, T. A, and lady;
Prof q n. Tiffany, Carlisle, Ia J. q. Nichol son
Nashville. Tenn; &. Thompson, Louisiana; r. willard
and family; J. T. Fields Boston; Or. j. Prtchard and
family Louisians; Benjamin Lyman. Montreal, Henry
A. Middleton and daughter. South Carolina; Lieut.. NJ
y. Msury, Washington Col Jessup, Connecticut; e.
II Cohen. Georgia, are at the Clinton Hotel
r. J. d. Price, ". 3. N; Col Moore, Virginia. ". a.
West, 4. 8. N r. w. Scott, 4. ship Erie; Thomas
Rooney u. q. N; Capt. Paine, U. g. ~, and daughter,
Hotel
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Brooklyn city Intelligence.

Courry CouRr.-In Chambers, before the Hon.
3. y. johnson, County Judge A man named John
Mckibbon was brought out Of jail where he has been
lying since April last having been committed by one
Of the justices OF the old municipal court charge
OF bgamy In having the oath day Of March married
n woman named Martha Smith, while his o rn wife was
In full life In the city Of New York at the time Of his
second marriage Subsequently indictm ent was
found against him On application II his counsel he
vas admitted to bail in the Of $500
CIV ouRr.-Before Judge Greenwood. sitting In
Chambers CHARLES n. Sprague the young man who
was committed for highway robbery was brought out
Of jail by the consent Of the district attorney aud ad-
mitted to bail in the sum of $1,000
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Northwest corner OF Fulton and Nassau SITS.
.~NNN~NNo~NNNN>~~~D
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR.

THB Dali ;s: editions en- y, sSsy;
s.pSk H. and distributed before breakfasts the Sc
sssS ca. oasssd Of hs ns'Ose0x, at '"s O'clock r. Nj
THE WEEKL Y HERALD. 70, eireuigtton on this Con-
,;.rn il every Safe rday at Ga cents copy
or IS per for circulation ia Europs printed
FSenek and English. at 6x cents per copy or 81
ssM-the latter price to iactude the postage.
T1e DOLLAR WEEKLY HERALD, The public alton Of
snhseh ,os be commenced the first 'ccek IN September
sgery Tse:dg cents per copy s. per gnnI 81 es
contain any matter Ia the Weekly Herald
ALL LETTERS BY mail for subseripioas or .o'th dd,
Jrom the money renitted ,
ortant solicited from any quarter Of the oortd;
used, tosH be TIE atiy paid fer.
NO NOTICE taken of anonymous communicate
Whatever Intended for Insertion mast DC aufaenedcd
~ and address of the prier not neeessdrHy (Sr
publication, but as guarantee Of his good fam" We
cannot return rejected communfcdf tons. .,
IDyER TISEMENTS, trene0ed eyery norn1,ng, and TO
De published IN the morning and afternoon edu,ons) ar
prices to be Driten in pat tesibte dn.er
hs groprefor not responsible Jor errors y,
PRINTING all kinds eIesufed bed ufVuHy, and totfh
aespateh. Orders received AZ The 2tfcs.
che night
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Com mon Pleas

Acc. 2s-Faise Prefencss "A man named Daniel A.
Gale brought before the Judge this morning under
writ ~ hebeas corpus aud his discharge clsmed II
appeared that Gale arrested for persona'ing an
officer and brought before Justice Mountfori who COM
mtted him Tor examination The writ Of ha5cas corpus
was then obtained on an AFFIDAVIT alleging that the
commitment was temporary. and without any afiiavit
TO sustain IT, In the meantime, the Justice proceeded
20 take further testimony and committed him In full
These facts appearing to Judge Ulshoer he ordered
the prisoner to be renanded
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FAsHIoNABLE MovEMENrs.-The movements of
the world of fashion for the summer season are
rapidly drawing to close. The elegant Fanny
Kemble Butler, booted and spurred like a queen of
beauty in the middle ages, has taken her last gal
Top over the hills, and is now preparing to visit the
great agricultural fair, and there teach the farmers
how to read the Lords prayer and the ten COM
mandments. The company at Saratoga has dimin-
ished very considerably, as appears by out CORE
spondence, since the fancy ball was given. Some
few movements yet remain, and thea the fall
fashions will set in with great activity snd energy.
The tournament at the White Sulphur Springs, In
Virginia, and the grand fancy ball at Newport, are
yet to take place. The latter affair will take place
this week, and, according to all accounts, great
efforts are being made 10 finish the season there
with the usual brllliancy. The Hon. Abbott Law
renee, who has been appointed Minister to Eng
land, has consented to delay his departure for the
court of Queen Victoria, in order to play his part
as manager at the great fancy ball at Newport. In
the same category, we find that distinguished
fashionable man, the Hon. John Minor Bolts, of
Virginia, and Prescott Hall, of this city, both of
whom are aiding and assisting the new American
Minister in getting up that splendid afar-the last
blowout of the season. 1t seems, also, that
Thurlow Weed, from Albany, is giving his valua-
bic aid, and will probably appear at the fancy dress
ball in his own natural character, as the Mephisto-
phes of the wing party of New York. He GER
tainly can play that role with skill.
When fashionable affairs are thus coming to a
close under such brilliant auspices at those resorts
which yet remain open in the country, we must
say that the season has commenced in this city
with more than usual briancy and splendor, at
our hotels, theatres, and other public places.
Fashionable travellers are making their appearance
in great numbers, and fill those delightful resorts,
the Broadway Theatre and Nbo's, night after
night, in most extraordinary crowds. At the
Broadway Theatre, the union Of Italian Opera
with ballet seems to have produced new era in
fashionable society, which the Astor Place Theatre
managers tried in vain to bring about during the
last few years, in spite of the warmth of the
weather, which, however, can't last long These
two places Of amusement, and also the other
theatres that are open, are crowded night after
night, particularly the Broadway Theatre and
Niblo's, with the best dressed and most elegant
audiences that we have yet seen inside of
theatre
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The Progress OF the Cholera.
IN THIS CITY.

MAyoR's OFFICE,
NEW YoRK, August 2S-12M.
The Sanitary Committee Of this city report IA deaths
Of cholera having occurred during the last twenty
four hours Of which we're from hospital, and in
private practice.
Ihererort Of the Sanitary Committee for yesterday
gives only IA deaths by ch.lera-which think, al
ready Tar TO show that expressed
on Sunday last that the number 81 deaths at the end
Of this week will not much exceed 100 will
be correct One thing Is certain that not In
debt,d to the Board OF Health for the DISAPPEARANCE Of
the disease or is mitigation during Its worst rayages
IN BROOKLYN.
BoAHD oy HsALrH, August %, 1st9.
During the last "a hours there have reported
this office. deaths from epidemic cholera follows,
viz Charles Hamm, Atlantic street, ana John Maher,
Tiffany Place. 4. s. J. GOODRICH,
sicia of 1 hn narl
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BUFFALO, August 2S-6 z. NJ.
Receipts within the past % Flour, SEQ bills
wheat. SEQ bushels corn, 600 DO. The market for
-four to day has been dull and buyers ala not eater 80
freely, owing 20 the high rates dems uded Wheat vas
dull but firm; Ohio nominal, at 10lc In corn there
was less doing and the tendency do~nwArd soc vsre
asked for mixed Western, and s7c. offered Frsixhts
continued steady
ALn,~r, August es-sF.M
Receipts within the past twenty-four hours,-Flour,
$500 barrels wheat 1900 bushels; aud corn 900 DO
There q moderate demand for Hour rather favor.
ing the buyer. with sales Of 1000 barrels Wheat
firm, and In fair demand but the armn.ss Of holders
checked operations Corn less active with sal~s
OF 1900 bushels mixed Western, at Doe SIC. Oats
were firm, at sec 40c, with sales Of $500 bushsls
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We understand that VIM. A. Cornwall IL collecting
subscriptions in the interior Of this State for the yo
Ymk Herald. He has authority to obtain q sins,o
subscriber, or 20 receive cent on our account Ito
was once our correspondent In Albany but ceased somo
time since, to act in that capacity
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The Southern Mall.

BLrrsoHr, Aug q, 1870.
New Orleans papers OF the 2ist instant have been
received; but there Is no news Of importance
w. r.. Michel Of the Parish Of Asceasioa. Louisiana
well known juris In that State and Who dlstin-
guished himself at the siOrmips Of Montsr,y
short time since.
Young Cook, who shot several weeks ago at
Richmo2d. Va by Lottier, Is dead.
Two new pilot boats the Demming aud Eciipas-ou
trial trip, yesterday, came In collision on Cape
Charles, and were badly injured.
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Subscribers in this city, Brooklyn, wilHsmsburrh,
Jersey City SC, &C. assured that the Her.lS
will be delivered at their houses and stores at or before
six every morning. Those who do not receive n are
requested to notify Of the delay and IL shall at once
he edied
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prosper

THE War IN vENEzuELA.-we learn that the
steamer Sea Gull, which lately run between this
city and Baltimore, has been purchased for the
Venezuelan service but whether for Paez or
Monagas we are not informes. viii the govern.
ment detsIn her, in consequence Of her.being fitted
out to aid one party Of Venezuela against the
opposition Ought they not to do SO as, 10 the
case Of Cuba
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BY LEO RAPH.

MoNrnEsL, Aug. ftp VI.
There have been three deaths by cholera during the
past 4s hours.
BosroS, Aug IS, 1912
There have been eight deaths here, from cholera,
during the past "a hours, all OF whom foreigner
number Of and one death OF cholera secured
at New Market, New Hampshire, yesterday. The ap-
pearance Of the disease In that vicinity, has created
great alarm among the inhabitants aud many Of them
have left their homes for other and uninfected districts
Lowell, Aug %, 1s49.
On Saturday and Sunday, there IL deaths from
cholera, at this place.
ALB.Sy, August 2s-1sso.
Since noon yesterday, there have occurred twenty
cases and ten deaths, Of cholera in this city.
RocHrsrrH, August 2-1sio.
Seven deaths by cholera have occurred here since
yesterday.
SsRscuss, August 27-1sle.
In this place there has occurred only death BY
sholera during the last twenty -four hours.
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INTELLIGENCE FROM ST.. JAGo DE CUBA-We
learn, through an arrival at this port, that very
strict quarantine in operation at St. Jago upon
all vessels arriving from New York, Charleston or
New Orleans, numbers of them having been sent
there from Trinidad to perform 20 days quaran-
tine. The bark Franklir, at Cienfuegos, from
New York, had been ordered of, for the same pur-
pose, all the crew being sick.
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The Amrsy az oa.sgo.

oswrooi Augas, q, lsse
Daniel Donovan the Irlshman Who vas reported 20
have been Killed on sunday night by Garry onss. n
still alive although his skull d badly ffastured
Giles has been committed 10 prison, 20 await his
trial for the murderous assault, Ia Octobsr.
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upon mind dress we you will ind the world 70 essy
Win you. Dress wells IL will gain you friends and credit.
Don cay you canuotyour means limited,
whole suit Of tue elegant clothes for S. corner Nassau
street and Beekman- IS suit store.
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Navy Provision Contract.

wAsHissroS, Aug. -, 1s4o.
The contract for supplying the Navy Department
with beef pork kc during the ensuing year has been
made with . MIR Grimm Of Indiana. There were some
twenty competitors tor the bargain.
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TAs AIasas~ Election.

BaLrrsens, Aug. q, 1870.
Prom Mobile papers q ths I'd Inst learn that it
Il esrsinly ssesrtsined that ther. VIII be democratic
majority q ten In ths House Of Representative and
ruling majority q one In the senate Of that State
The Huntsville CAronscs claims that four OF the demo-
ersis elected 10 the House Taylor men and by
that feet that In Taylor whig politics there viii be
tie in q y Legislature 90 Joint ballot.
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Later from Canada.

MoSrsnAi, Aug gT-fM.
At meeting a the executive council AZ Gas said 10
be determined to retain the seat Of government here
and TO keep the horse police out q the city.
NJ Lafontaine and Merritt have left for Halifar,
supposed on business q the Custom House league
The weather n very hot
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The snip Germantown.

BosroS, Aug. ~, iSt9.
The L. $. chip Germantown sas towed 70 -. "a
three s'clock this Afternoon.
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usual 10 diseases Of The Rye and Ear ~ warren s.
where can be had pamphlet gratis describing his NODE
treating the affections Of those delicate
edition o. his popular TREATISE the Eye Price 81 ss
Artiscisl Eyes Inserted
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men Of Boots Shoes, Caters Slippers &C. IA the e,v Of
every descrption a. BROOKS fashionable Congress Boot and
shoe Emporium. $50 Fulton doors from at
city. - y" wv
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News from Hungary.

The CALEDONIA, with one week later intelligence
from Hungary, will be due at Halifax to-day. We
may expect to receive her ndws sometime to-mor
row.
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Maiden Lane Agenr for the sale Of Halls celebrated ca,
bnc Can be loaded and fred 70 tmss Hsht IN
weights and for simplicity are superior any wn arm
Tey the only Csrbines approved Of Nv the IT, rovsn
ment large assortment Of Guns and Pistols on hama
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NEWSPAPER ENTERpRIsE.-The report of the
Hungarian meeting, in the Park, which appeared
IN the columns of the Herald yesterday morning,
presented an illustration of newspaper enterprise
and the capabilities of this establishment, which is
not unworthy of some notice. Let US glance at
the facts.
The proceedings of the meeting commenced at
five O'Clock, and terminated at eight. Our report,
with the editorial comments, occupied exactly
nine columns, and nearly SIXTY thousand ems, in the
technical language Of the composltor Five Ian
guages were spoken by the orators on this occa-
sion. Eight reporters and thirty-one compositors
and readers were employed in preparing and SET
ting up the matter, which all prepared, set up,
read and corrected within four hours after the ad
lourrment Of the meeting Twelve persons were
engaged in printing the sheet containing the re-
port. Upwards of one hundred men and boys dis
trbuted it all over the city, and despatched it by
the mails to all parts of the continent. Upwards of
one hundred and fifty persons, then, were engaged
in the work of furnishing the public with a
full report of this public demonstration, which
was circulating all over the city and on its way in
steamboat and railroad car in all directions, only
nine hours after the cheers of the congregated
thousands, as they dispersed, had ceased to echo
throughout the porcoes and corridors of the City
Hall.
This plain statement discloses facts of which
many of the readers of newspapers little dream
Many public men, merchants, storekeepers, arti-
sans, and others, who have the Herald spread be-
fore them at breakfast, hardly imagine that so
many hands and heads-so great a diversity of
talent, intellectual and mechanical, is employed
in the daily effort made to supply them with our
journal. We do not say anything with regard to
the excellence of our report, exhibiting as 1t does
the efficiency Of arrangements on the score
both of accuracy and lingaal requirements. The
superiority of the reports of the Herald has been
long acknowledged. But we cannot avoid
noticing the effort of one of our contemporaries
the Courier and Enquner-which dispatches half
a score of speakers in few paragraphs Of dozen
lines each, and devotes the half Of the whole
space occupied by the report to the speech of one
of its own atacLes-a speech about as modest
and influential as that of any one OF the other
illustrious individual who figured on the occa-
sion, and misrepresented, far position, moral
weight, and social influence are concerned, this
great city of New York.
Our object, however, is merely to direct public
attention to some interesting facts connected with
the newspaper business on a large scale, to give
them peep at the extensive and complicated ma
chinery which produces such journal as the
Ntc York Herald. The report which has elected
these remarks is but a small matter, compared
with what we can do when the occasion presents
itself
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UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP NoRTHERNER,
Capt. Budd, arrived at this port yesterday after
noon, from Charleston, which city she left at
3 p. NJ on Saturday last.
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Before Judge Nelson.
Areusr "a special term Of the court viii be hell.
on Monday, the Sd Of September, at III o'clock A NJ
Appeals In admiralty, causes in equity aud arguments
on the law calendar will be heard.
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Robbery Of q Circus Company.

BUUsLo, Aug 3, lsxe
The company Of spalding A Rogers robbed OF
tive hundred dollars worth Of material at Tona-ands
on Saturday last.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EvKNINo.

BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway. -LuOrA DI LAM
NERMooR-GIsELLE
EIBLo's GARDEN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WHITE
AKAp-UNGLE SAN.
BUTTONS THEATRE, Chambers street.-MoNEy--A
1osr UNwARRANrABLE INTRUSION.
MECHANICS HALL, CHRIsrys MINsrRELs.
CHINESE ASSEMBLY ROOMS, HERR ALExANDER's
MAGICAL ENTERrAIrMENr.
CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 Broadway.-From A. NJ to
10 p. n.
CASTLE GARDEN-PRoMESApEC oNcKRr. &c.
New York. "wednesday. August 40. 1910.
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bosIoNl Nus =, 1913.
tthe National House, charestown, las, nixht. Lieut.
Edward c. Bowers, stabbed Benjamin Cro~ninshisld,
Commodore's CLERK twice, with dirk but not fatally
Bowers Is In Jail The Is said 10 have been fam
Jealousy.
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"AsHisorss, Aug. %, 1912.
Mrs Taylor and her daughter Csrs. Bliss) lsn the
city day for tho purpose Of joining the President at
Eric. fa In consequences of his Illness