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The New York herald., 1851-10-15

THE STEAMER MISSISSIPPI sPoKEN-sTEAMRas AT
NoRFoLK-GEoRoLA ELECTION, ETC.
BALTIMORE, Oct. H. 1854.
The steamer Roanoke which arrived at Norfolk on
Sunday evening, reports having passed the Ms
sifsipP OF Sandy Hook Undoubtedly the Washington
on her return The steamers City Of Richmond from
New York and Pennsy lvsuis from Philadelphia also
rived OF Norfolk on Sunday.
The Southern mall ie in but brings no.hioy south oS
Savannah and Of consequence enough to tele-
graph
Returns from every county in Georgia but two nave
been received and Cobbs orry, thus tar i IT $40
The Congressional delegation stands the hthee
to reported.
Hon Thoma, Haekett formerly member Of Congres,
from Georgia is dead
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DErAnIuRS OF THE CALIFORNIA LAro cc'cus-
sIoNERs-THE HAyAsA cors-LsHIP-SUHE7AL o.
CON wARRNOtoy, Erc.
w.ss~srov Oct H. 1851.
Mes'rs Thor1t3a Hal California Lad mnu
soncrs With sssrstsry clerks and a.tos,cg are ,oout
starting Cor California The Commissioners are entitled
to avs clerks nr Carr, Of Nscosicch,s "a the seere
tary 70 the COnmissieners aud the President has Just
appointed ~ thsir attorney Georee Cooley. Of Bos-
ton vbo was recommended by Mr. Webster
A. ses5on OF The wsshington Conm)o Council
ast erenirg q solution oeret extending to Eos
suth ari hs companions tn, freedom Jg ths Cay II
wa. on motion laid oyer "a preu sturs
Il ia said tha Cha-i,e Lingiln Esl eEsor Of thS
nid.- .airus~, has been appointed Uaited States
Corrul at uavtaa, vice 0wea renJ7ed hr Laasdon
is Union vbg, a1IA gea.l,nao DVcA eItee nei In
Mobile
TIE highest ciyic saj nasL h)asts Wste Pail t. .bs
tr-ni1s e Con. WAs1,lJt0n cha afternoon bal-'
usrri' q rtns1slph.a had charge OF th' srpcesH'r
s5ich vss large arlimr, r,-iss The pre"isst, biz cas
'nt. tt1rzal ssctt the ,mc.r Of tie amy snJ aavJ
ana otfrr c'ocinl, vsr RI ssut The escort we cod
tu,dof tfo mrsbis5 Il st.Ilcsy aad tao Eev smdt
Tyre 'ac'e 9d The rtis-sorss st ere .syg issd se-'
~ c,clsj
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L0tir rror the Fishing Grouns--Hore Fa-
vOrsbie News.

BosraS October IL 1851
n an arrival a. Gl)u ,stsr from the Bay Of 81 Lss
ve have additional intelligence from the Of
toe late DISASTROUS sbip~-eeu
The sthooner TeeyrAph of Boston before reported
having lest eighteen the gale lost fact, oniy
TOO
TIE Fdrt, @ Gl0ucesssr sai % have lost fourteen
hatds wa Standing % the lali during the height
q the gsi. ant i is yht all her orev are safe
leporta have been received Of the asty Of the crews
o. he snhOOnets StatesmsD Rni Forest.
The Iyro sul Rhpsh have arrived a. Portsnoulh-
having tu.ie out the gaze
These. Il the sl turn out C be true, you'd give a
total q nearly sixty alive Fho have b. rep5rtei
dead
O. t,vcvsrrp Oct Il L8Si
Captain Gamer, O. ec hooner Alantc which arrived
tere ibis motnirg from Prince Edwsrd Lislt reports
the fafety of the following vesssls
AttAe Out e Cirso s boone-s Mar ; Mia sst
70 Ntcwn, ot Gioucestse' Mary Nsvbvrypor juvenile ?
tfHx, Gcorge, ltovilcst5wo fracV1is Wcuhset Sea
ftusr, lhpIebUrg aud about thiy.y Others part Of
yhth pttc iluard bound Al D. outward bouni va.
ft r. ismsgd s 7eo aao1, y. ts lost from ssb)oas,
81 msfee. 0i rrur1.
tsptEn siao ropcrt3 lhs fc'1vaS 7ast'ii safs at
u ur'a -C.ar'su. lr"D' on IIaxsl ~ utoucc,tsr
''ton, sno aciebev, % Nsu ,roloD sni soovt tb ~
tutrs
slds sLd ~: brig sre reported s'aOv ass; easc'
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Naval InteiIipente.

TRIBUTr OF RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF coNx,-
DoRE WARRINGTON.
The members OF the Naval Court of lury IN scaioa
at the United States NAVY Yard Brooklyn Ns~ ,et
and the Naval and Marine Cheers attending the
viz
Commodore John d sloat,
Captain Hirsm rauldng
andsr Joshua sant..
Charles II. Be-.
Purser Benj Csncone.
Surgeon L. ID Hunter,
Lieutenant Cha Boygs,
EG Psrrot',
l.. b. Avery
Geo. IA Prcblc,
.Iohn n Duer
Bayse Westcott,
X. q. Caldwell U, NJ. G.
Assistant Surgeon J, II. Harrison,
psaed Mdsbipmsn A Y Monroe,
hdshipman wm I. oisssen.
having received confirmation OF the death OF the vst.
Commodore Lewis Warrington at Washington City
the 18th inst and also notice Of the General Oris<
81 the Hon MIR. Conred Acting Secretary Of the Navy
met this day October ~ after the adjournment Of the
Court and requested &c mmodore sloa; 20 chair
and PurSer CahoOns tecrctary aud the following
Iesoiution was unaui nou " adopted
Resolved. That have esteemed the late CommoIo~-
Lewis Warrington NJ Cihcer whose gallant deeds
honor for his county aud shed renOvn upon his
name and that W. regard his decrease serious l1ss
the s,ivce, that chez ish the memory Of his
virtue. public aud private with emotions Of grief that
he hss een taken from amongst aud vi IA feelings %
deep and sincere eympshy fcr h bereavvd family and
that G. panifg station OF thee feelings this resOut,a
be published in The neEsrsperr End copy oommunici
ttd by the Chairman to IN family Of the decc4ed
The meeting tn, ad .ourued
J.. D sLoAr. Chairma,
BrSgJ Caf,ooSr. sccreiary
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CITY Politics.

WHO CoVNrs NOluNATIoSs.
Quite an excitement vas manifested last evening a.
the Broadway House. the whis head quarters. To.
county convention met and after eonserabe coatsa
ton In ref 60 the simtapce of the dslerats Of
the contested wards theJ h. orvanized ant
mated the following tickets-
fcr Recorder, Frapr,ck A Tslmsdye Register Gov
petu- ". Anderson. Surrcgste. Alexxnder W. Brsi-
ford Conmissiuner Ct streetsaDd Lamps Jacob Dode
The hrst Candidates were chosen by acciamstion ant
the lstter wse by zNOt. tho contest bin< bstween Mr.
Dtdge aud VIM. Lyons On the hrst ballot the vote.
stood 20 for Dodve IS for Lyons and L. for Csrrv.
On the second ballot, Dodge had so and Lyons - %
the third ballot Dodge had 5S and L-onssS. hws
here unced that tbree votes had ben 2oed
thsn h we've delegates and of cour- snother ballot
wa necessary on the fourth ballot DSige obtained 81
votes and lyons ~. Tbertupon Dodge va iecar~d
duly esctsd Three cheers were tsen given tor Dotse
The friends Of yops also hts checrs although the
debated candidstp II beilg nov twelve O'Clock tbs
frsnd of both sides fepsrst apparently wei satises
vi.b thp chosen candidates for aha people sAsice
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AMUsEMENTs IN PnILADELPHIA.

MUSICAL FUND HALL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Nl Anderson tie great wizard of VIE Nor.h begs
respectfully that he has taken the above
magnificent Hall for limited period and will have the ho
nor Of making bis h-s appearance in Philadelphia on Mon
day evening the 18th October and continus evening
bis rEnd Drawpg room entertainments Ct Sorses Mysts
reue which, for the pact nine weeks In New York. have
met with unparalleled soces Professor A. begs impress
the minds Of all that his elegant
compiee and refined the tout ensemble being Of the
magnheent a-ray Of eestly and elaborate parapenha Of
nest exquisite material and workmanship che perform
i'll consist Of and ASTOUNDING feats In Natural
Magic illustrative Of the lscy OF neeromanoy demonolo
gy, and vithcrs combining the sciences electricity
pneumstes hydraulcs bytrosta.ios and mschsnisn-fr
particulars Of which bils Admission 81 Juve-
niles twelve years of IS open
the Wonders to commence ats Carriages b ordered
ten Tickets may be had At the principal hotels
SIC stores NotceIn order to Accommodate parties resi-
dent at distance, aud families Professor A. will
grand Day Entertain ent every Saturday oorJ open
D. commence at Adnissio as above.
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FREE SOIL AID DEMOCRATIC CoNvENTt sN-cREAT
EHclrsNENT AID ooNFvs ioN SPLIT A%oNG THE
DsDR,N Oct H. 1851
One OF the sories. political conventions held in
the state OF MsssaC husets convened at Dedhlm Nor
folk county to-day where attempt made 70 form
coalition with toe free soil and denooratic parties
At the cpeniss of the Democratic invention the
ola liners 90. majority Of the Committee Resolu.
tions and mme4atey reported series sustaining the
Fugitive Slave Law and deuouneng al attempts to re.
tesl il a. Leading 20 anarchy AMI as direct attao<
upon the constitution. They also denounced the free
sol party a. en- mics TO the Union
The convention was nearly equally divided between
the old liners and the coa,tioniss and these resou
tions ss may be supposed plunged .he convention at
once Into the utmost disorder and confusion The
speakers each side hissed aud cheered hooted
at and denounced without stint The noise great
that no could be heard Motions were made TO al
journ until after the election
Dir s y. Bradford OF Roxbury who had been q few
hours previously elected delegate 20 the National Con-
ventit from Horace MsDns district, made most elo.
quent speech, in which he beseeehed the democratic
party 20 stand hrm 10 the Union remembering that the
isetiges were that Union democratic national triumph
wac probable before which any mere temporary and 10
cal triumph paed into insiynihcsnce.
The vote was then taken the rcsoiutions By yeas
and mas az they were carried.
resolution, denOunoing a coalition With the free
soe-s then taken up when the elements Of dicord
sgain broke loose. At length the conventon. at half
past eight o'clock In the evening took the back track
snd By small majority, rejected the resolution con-
denning the coalition
In the meantime the free soers after patiently wait
ing fer the democrats until nighta had perfected their
own ticket, which consists OF Keyes, Richsrdsoa aud
Partridge
The national democrats say that II coalition formed
they will secede, and nominate new ticket.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Bo,Tor, Oct II, 1851.
We have just learned from Dedhaui that upon the
ecIon by the Democratic Convention OF the rsolution
reDosncing The coalition the old Line delegates to the
number Of fty Ave botsd and formed themselves into
convention and nominated purs ticket for sens-
tors consisting Of stesOn Of Baintree; Consu Of Ran
dolph; and Wilkinson, of Dedham The remainder Of
the Democratic Convention nominated In conjunction
With the free soess, coalition ticket consisting Of
hessrs. Reyes Freucn ard Hobart.
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Nrrw YoRx AND PHILApELPuIA-NEw YORK
~ sod Philadelphia drect-vnited states Mail Line
through iu 81 hours via fsv yetsey hasoss rare re.
New Ierk NJ from foot Of CoItlandt street ard At
"a n aui r. ", fr0p foot of Libcrtl street Leave
thadslphia as aatgA H., and T. NJ from the ioot Of
walnut street. - ,,.--
Throsth sAess sed in the above nes through con
0aet0 throuIh baggage UhCcft Aceor aies tae trt
Issvrf at T. tassen snf bsrgsge ga ths trhn ~
M rsos1sted directly tirouah 1 depot - DEPOT on tht
routs ..tho.. ortra obargc.
S,ANovN .rD AsROY HAILE.sDIIHRFKus rgw
" York n PhIa5sl ihia .-tseay ,er No nd@ Hi'er
.,ss.srLsst ~ fNUw PVrTFR Morning line a. o.qccki
nrsrns,s RI ~ focll1E Fsre ~ ethet lne, ~ FOE
siL L. BLISS. Axrnh
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The following corrrspoo3ence between the MaYoc ana
rroie.scr Ande wiz be found Of great interest
ssmueh ADDS smother tribute to ths reputation %
the wirsrj-
Asrop ptAct OrrRA Uousr. o. Is 1851
To A G gstvcst.~p, mayor OF New York
Sa-Faving our correspondence relative TO tbs
Kossuvi Fuud beg 10 state, that giosynz 90, 20
40 Node character A. hat of the Wustrious soldier
and spprecisting the energy Cvincel e. reward that
br. martyr ofherty mite theetto beg 90 or ths
ente receipts Cf my last night Ia this cy on tuisy
evening Hext the 18th instant and in order to enhAnos
the sum I have taken Tripler Isu there are th,u-
sand, OF lovers Of berty who. unable - clnr,
butte largely TO the fund, vii gady, no d,u5t ettead
aud by cooper sCn swell the )unt f'f tne tes
monisl an. sir. your most obedicnt servant go.
N ANDERSON Professor OF Nsturs ~ As"'
Muts's Orricr 0,tOber u is5i
prsRsp-I en- In receipt Of Jour note si sset.'I w
tpt d,iirg the eLtire RECEIPTS Of your p.l' 49,
| FRIDAY cvpppa next. for the hos utn I'VE. -
tr,,v reregots oaer 81 accepted and canost
our r9ii-,ss win rspond With z-s % asA,'S -, - -
,rovs tb,i xour motves are duly app'ecsaI te 20
s,it ~ bsss proersd your valuable sit N anr c'
| 80 vgou'g epIlst more warmly ne y cestay ~
| - -. ,ffstifu p Ct evety American eiu'en Ni.~
- =, -o,,t' 'nrea succ during yout carer ID tas
I 80 g., an s.r yours Verv truly
IN Anderson, Ee1
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rRINTINr4 rATERIAI.s.

pRINTINo TYPE AsD NaTERlALs -rBSuSDEs.
signed bsI res2ectuly " sender their thanks - pus
ushors aai 10 the typographical brethren, v1ry
nspy tsa pass ye1t, sHi - inform the PRINTING
2ubo that they n says have han1 of tAs very bcsi
luay large vofety Of plain Scotch face ietterisa
stereotrr,ra hoN eof rsvrrarev vork ara iase
rr-s-cwtai srs .gF t.Ltns 1yTS toTrtheF Wiz
vtry srcie stucssnry for TIE furnishing o complete
and Ict occa on favorable terms e. a. any oth5
tohlishr m Presses Ces rpytag stones Galleys
'Wrds .rmposinr SUot8. riascs, He Gc., 80 manuiao
sHrtrs .ficpe ~ litfg riru t.s advertise cnt nse
Won nre sis ,s r b 81 n Isauery 1882 all te rat
Dr. cHtcYeis o. Iesrhfttlre by purchfnS tuur tn
- value oftbeirbil. fANat CONNhk NQFS
Corpsr o. Naesau and Ary streets Y. "
rs ND ct lRte-t epeciner Book, emh tgi1a ~
labsst sa1iuons. HiU Ia lAsssi a Iaausfv, lSse
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Syracuse Abolitionists Arrestcd-Trial for
Murder, &c. 90

UTICA, October II, 1901.
We learn that the United States Deputy Marshal
rested several persons to-day, In Madison county br
assisting the fugitive Jerry to escape from Syracuse
The persons arrested sboltonist and were at the
convention in that city at the time of the outrage
The trial of John Perkins, for the murder of Samuel
Isaiah with scythe, while moving In the fed In the
town Of sswgerneld the 5th Of August last Ia pro-
gressng before the Supreme Court The evidence looks
bad for the prisoner
The meeting in favor Of Orcutt and Conklin viii be
held at Concert Hail. on Thursday evening.
call is circulating in this city, and is numerousy
se ned for meeting send committee to the Cover
to commute the sente noes Of Orcut and Conkn to
imprisonment for Life Conkln had affectionats in
terview with his wife In the jail. on Saturday.
CS. Butler has be zen nominated by the wings of the
second district, for the Assembly.
Mile Psrodi will sing here this evening but the
ther is very unfavorable
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ASTROLOGY. A a..
'' Tisrs is a destiny tha. shape. our ends.
Povrh- hew thfm AZ We nav"

" There 10 deytiny that shapes our ends
Roush- hew thin as We may" --- -
ERCM TIE EARLIEST ACES MEN HAVE FELT
thst there 10 tometl ing ub6stied and mysterous
shat esegci influence for good and evil the
lite snd in another controls their
on This prrenos has been atribu ed 10 the stars which
BY their revolutions and courses through heavens ebon
vault have been upposed 20 arrate the denie OF
In by the sciences Uf astrology and
cromsnty ranked high in the onen of kings aud the des
learned 10 these obruse and mysterious sciences these
kster days however the go called science has fallen into
depue snd ts teaohers ard i practitioners regarded
chsratsns ard mposters. There are still however many
sho r,ce tc implicit onfdncs in the
tions thoe who have made thess things their SHADY and
nd thing OF IN love-
or ercisl msttcrs without frft consulting the
Among tbe not celebrated % the practitioners In the art
OF aeroiaay n DR. c. W Rotsck Who info fmed ha
given such proofs Of bis shil in dyinaton 70 leave no
doubt OF power IN the minds Of maEy TO look into the
geds tf TINE and which grain wiii and shich will
not" His once - At No White street, Y, where those
ho d. not htleve thst u f rrorcr 20 take no Thought TOT
fhs mortsp consult him s questi9ns in relation
20 the great pvrpse Of life An bdi oria from the kxsra
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DDIA RUsgEn ~OcDa.


gUNO TaE PUBLIC.-1NDIA RUBBER SHoES.-oUR
attention hss been called 10 sdvcrtsoment by Horaoe
H. Bay Published in the New York Herald Of lth July,
16 Courier and Enquirer Of date In which.
much unnored abuse Of attorney VIM JuGson,
he ssrt that dare not charge him with piratns
oodyears Patens under sne that be does
infringe Gooayear Patents In the shoee
he pusehsi licenses fer the mEnufscture Of In
dis Rubber Shoos under Goodyess P,tent and paid our
money sni are daily rsJ tariff for tho same and any
might have done the disposed 70 do
rather thaa pirate upon Goodyears Patents We think 10
more Just 20 purohsss right 70 valid p.tent than
nfriurs IT, Mr. Day having bean prosecuted, scknow
edged ooodyesy rights made settlsment and agreed In
future not 70 infringe hs Patents. He attempting
only Infringe said Patents but % njure ourselves
ho have Tor Aarre eenderaOn. purchased licenses,
And under their; and charge hr Day directly,
and thst over our own usnatures with pirsuns upon
dyes Patents In the Of the shoes which
Offering 70 the publio and give notice that he
ana ali oencernsd with him Ia purchAsng vend.
ns his Shoes made IA vieston Of said Patent Msh. viii
We pgosssu.sd.
HAYWARD RUBBER CO,
by VIM. A. Buckinfham, TreAsursT.
rHE NEWARK INDIA RUBBER MFG CO..
II. Hutohinson. President
FORD CO.
New York July Il, 1881.
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From Boston.

cArHARINE HAYES-ogEAT EXCITEMENT, ETC.
Bosrov, October Ia. 1851
The concert of Miss Hayes, at the fremont Temple,
this evening, crowded by fashionable audience n
full dress The great vocalist has made q seosatoa
parsed in this city There but opinion
her rmsrsable powers aud Accomplishments The
cemrnt has been great that seats to be soi
auction to morrow
mr Henry Gutter, broker of Boston attemptst 70
commit suicide last night by cutting h throat ae a.
81 alive
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Turkey has been On The point Of political crisis.
Hecht pacha power tOtt tcriog and his successors
slreaay talked Of IL Fai thst the son Of Que
q them hsd been chosen for the husband Of the susls
daughter, princes Of eleven years of age but the
youpe wbo sat % te fg q talent, va found
Poisoned one morning an the Sultans daughter vas
ahsnesd to Rechii Fncha child Of tn years OF
ace ~ho in spte q hs extreme ycuth has been hamef
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Our da'es from Bombay are the LET of septes nb,r
Gooiab 4s had oppressed The outbreak "a Cash.
The Khan Ct H,-l; VA t,sj sa5 Dog W,hammsd
t85 succeeded bin
estestq autt. Of rsln Asd fsIsn "a scnls ami the
puniab. vhrh 70 csts1 ingndst.e ns and much los,
Of life and protet'g
frsuds % the extent q G-)yya hal b,so d,.s,,ereI
10 the ct,tm -ct astD at At D NAV
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Ano,hrr FatalArcia.nto on the Erie Railroad.

NARPowsBt Oct. H. 1901
An accident occurr yesterday on the Erie Railroad
the summit by wh;co Nj. Decker conductor osS
hs life lie was y the act Of discop Meeting train
when be fell between the aad the engine recevin
injuries that oBused his death ia iew Mr.. d
leaves a ID
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CLzOShilA q .


6AN YOU PAT s. FOR A GOOD FITTING SHIRT.
not ye. tfy (harpenters Shirts 3l3 Broadway You do
know Bo we'll, will tell you-ea there aud give
your orders Shrts ready made from 81 to S0 Gentlen
farnisSins Store, SlJ Broadway
NOTICE TO HvERyBoDY-To TAKE YOUR FRoCK
IN Dress Overcoats and Closk 70 ej3 Pearl street
near Broadssy. where you can ret them hsudsomely "
cleaned dYed altered turned repaired at short notice.
Prepsre in time winter near Drab 0vercoats an dsome
ry cleaned call attended to ty A. CORTfs05 At
So Pearl. late OF Murray street.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies' gentlemen dssirous OF converting their cast
of clothing furniture, &c into cash. can receive fair
dence through the Post ooe Ladies sttnded by Mrs.
Dusseldorf. l.. N. DUSSELDORF. Is Elm street.
CAsT OFT CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
5evey stock goods - dispose Of obtain tar cash
price oF the by sending for the subscrb t his resi-
dence OF through the post hdes attended Mrs Cohen
MS. COHEN, e6 Elm street.
TAsT OFF ULCTHINo AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ the hsues price be obtained by ladies and
nemen ~ho have any iet Of Clothing Furniture and Jewell
ier J. LEvESsTYN' as broadway. - up stairs. '
Ladies attended % BY Mrs. Levenstyr.
TAsT-oFg CLofBIEC. JEwELRY. AND ALL KINDS
~ Of gnref0loug articles The subscriber still contnu
NJ his old established stand paying cash current for
fhe above on NAB alton by note or otherwise
CTERLISG INFORMATION LADIES OR GENTLE
~ having any left OF we,rng Apparel Jewtry or
any description Of property TO dispossot viii find rady
purehasc by Addressing ae TO the subsorber who will
give the i vsue for every sitse and pay in bsnkable
monty 3. L. FhiLLlPS, 2Psrk place.
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Tho New Canadian Ministry,
TouoNro Oct. lG. 1851

IoHoNro, OCT. =, A39L.
TIE new cabinet 60 far a formed is az follows
Inc oSctor Genera al..................M Ne HinckB
President o, the Couacu.. ............ DR. Ralph
posuaster General ral............... MALCOLM Cameron
Commissioner OF Crown Lands William Morris
Attorney Genera! for Canada " est W ID Richards.
Do Canada Fast. Nr Drumm9ut
P7ovilei iai Secretary. ............ Mr.. Mofin
There three other sppointm sn.s yet - be made
Altogether viii te the bera. government CansiA
Ia, had
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kasURAnCHn.


nFFICE OF THE NERCANrILk MUTUAL INsUR
" ance Co., 81 Wall street. New York, Sept. d, ISL
Notice hereby given that dy OF the scrip OF shs
comp,ny ssued the 18th day OF hsY 1857 viii be paid te
The holders their legal representatives. on snd
after the 18th dsy Of November newt End that thers
on shall eesSsfrom that dats cHAkLks NkWcokB.s ses
n ITE INsuRANCE.-NATIoNAL LOAN FUND LIYE
L. Assurance Society sfLon6en General Agents Office, No.
Grand street Jersey CityThe above Company continues
70 eject nsursnCe the lives OF resident in the
United states and Csorni, ssd other special hazards
At fair rates Of premium. For terms, blank forms So
'''N'' -''' J. LEAsDER STARR oensrsi AEsu.
TIMED sTATKs LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY No
" q Wall strteL-Polioies indisputable, except the
ground q fraud This company nakes every nsursnee con
ncoted with life risks favorable terms IS milar
Institution. TRE EDkRICK SHELDON, President
JOHN A. STEWART, ActusgT.
Eanfr, Jr. seorstNFy.
THE BhooKLYN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Chartered IN lsei-Ohses E Fuiton stregt, DrookYn;
oherthents tXcheuas all stre4s New tork-have their
capitol tss also htB tone surplrs invested n the
setutiues ard contDue 20 insure buings
ahdse vrnitur and other PERSONAL property vessels Ia
port, hd tnu tsrroes upea AZ fay0rAbs tormI an
other similar iastitu'ior,
WILLIAM xLLswORTH FrssiisaN
AGTRTn O. SrEvIas, se3rssary.
The New York herald., 1851-10-15

ETKANnLIN NUsEUH, SQCAKk, UNI
block shove the National Theatre-George Lea sole
propretorsaoon every afternoon and even
menty in the afternoon three
s'oock aud ia tho evening at o'clock The en- terain
nent vssd .ud select. snd such he at
other place OF entertainment in New York. consisting Of
Leas Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe John Dis snond the
soire the st-onse,t man in the world VINO will brsah
sny stone the audience choose 70 offer him; he will
nsh for aay amount Of money; htonpe OF Model Artis
Who are selected for their beauty aud hgure sud who
Girls VITO Through variety Of OF strength and dex
an exhibition Of Marble Statdsry urtquAed In the world
sesethe- With variety Of Interesting performances eyer
afternoon snd evening. For partculars bills Of
zach Day Adnssion-Sests in Private Boxos 80 eents
stage ssass Ts cents boxes, cent?; p,rQuette, Ia