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EIFTH wARD.--Ar A LARGE AND ENTHUsIA sTIC
held at Emblem West Brcadway on Friday sveaas
October a. Lyman Candee called to the chair and
chne imam Ss ons
ehsrse. ticket, which was received with applause
For Assistant Alderman-John d. Dixon,
=! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IssIy and John sx.shhamsn
For School Inspector-Thomas LIE wrenee,
The Assembly Nominating Committee presented the name
then unaninousy ratified Resolutions we're unaniaously
aH's'' HS'h 'A's's among Nh0h were 'n' ''i
Resolved as the opinion of this meeting that further
agitation Of the slavery question would be rausht with ia
elleulabe danger tie american Union and that
@ and ian 1870 iii and every & them rssrrd
therein and that we oppose the OF aues
tons for further agitation"
public lands in limited nuantit: TO actual settery and
secure homeless yrads the comfortable and
Resolved Ths; we arc in favor the speedy and oOns
tutiona enlargement OF the Erie work whh
Of this state and that we shs clam as one re-
suit restoration OF the republican party to power
ton Of that great work BY every MEANS and
from the corruption and partsanshp Of the present
Resolved That the fanaic,l aud proaS,.c conduct Of the
point tie ithesress and reckless Of the
SsvaTs Is5 sf reform we s 81 ss % e. Sa0
Resolved That the corruption and nfamy OF the present
in the Of their Immediate and thst
urent ard unarmoTs cry for Of
aud purity OF oci.l conduct mas goae up from an abused
Resolved Democratic State o,ers
nominated upon the Syracuse platform. shall, receive
NOS and that gu. best Efforts are PLEDGED
sttuton breaking and lav-def, ing admiaistrasion.
A. A. iho%pson Thomas c. FIELDS, IsI. Hon Thomas n
Carr and Ldward Blankman Esq The messing adjOu rned
den @sS liberty roio lyman CXsTEC chainsn ''
i MaLj Z n TEasei'. sserssaries
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.NNSN,~--.,, N,-->->>--
I OsT-oN THURSDAY. SUPPOSED IN BRoADwAY.
large Breastpin hosai. set In cola .ions Tbs ned,r
"a, be literally rewarded BY lessing 81 Chapman Co.'S,
No ~ Merchants rxehanse, Wall street.
. < REwARD.-LosT. on TIE isrH or OCTOBER,
Sc Red Morocco Memorandum Book, tsgetksr with
ills and receipts belonging 10 Chas whseer. Whoever
si return the same 70 corner Of Broadway and White
trset Mr. Ciarks buildns will receive the ab,vs
reward
G1O REwARD.-LosT. ON SATURDAY rvENING.
~ In Castle Garden the Battery, Eve inch Oh
Get Glass Of telescope q NO Use 70 sny oae e,oep; the
.wsrd By returning AZ the fruit tete Chatham street In
he basement Of the kationsl theatre. y. s. FOWLER
q SA REwARD.-MYsTERIous DIsAPPEARAscE
nov Mr.. John J. Dnr--..- Boot Mater. ls,e Of No.
Eroaix,y. Ns~fori, .sd r,.li.nt d willl.n,se.s
r tie ten years. for the last time IN Grand
.rstt Willismssuu. ON Friday evening ls.t .eoa, tea
TO his whtr.abeut. or " dsaa for ne rsssrssy % hi,
t had on his possoa solA watch and heavy gol chain.
olive dress with ys,s, cellar black satin ysss
nd crab pantaloens.
DICKED UP ADRIrT, IN THE EAST RIVER. EI0ur
L White Pipe Logs. The owner have tham ~ prov.
property and rayink chargss BY applying W JAMES
ELLEh, No. Little street. Brooklyn.
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SPORT ING.


CPORTsMEN-THERE WILL BE PIGEON SHOOTING,
- for silver Cup, son Hoboken Meadows,.on Monday.
9th Of October weather permitting large quan<ty OF
birds will be ON the ground supplied by JOHN MILLS
vJ,o sPoRTsMEN-DoUBLE GUNS AT ALL PRICES
from $40 upwards for woodcock Quail and Partridges
with complete OF Powder Faks Shot Pouches
Game Bsge, &c, &C. SC. for sale at 10 " prices, by
FRANCIS TONES T. SONS No. Maiden lano.
(NEsTLEY RICHARDS GUNs-wE HAVE JUST RE-
w ceived few double Gung from this celebra
Ter warranted genuine, which viii be sold low. Also
Greepers Moores lie Pages and other fine aiitiss.
FRANCIS TONES Il SONS, No. 6 Maiden lane.
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ms rRuCryoN.

GIMEAsTIC EXERCISE Ms. c. r. orTIGNON
" respectfully informs his ane the public generally
that be will open class for Monday october Eh,
at bis Gymnasium, Nos l5g al Crosby street. Parents
and guardians detrous Of having their boys instructed in
tho Cymnsstio art will DO enter With this
class Evening class for sentls o'clock. Sparring
and fencing taught privately ~ the rooms
DRIvATE INSTRUCTION - PENNANsUTP.-MR
Il GOLDSMITH, Of No. 10 Bfosdway, has rsdused his
terms for ryate lessons from SIS to $40 for the
This opportunity snd shsrld be embraced b. all
who desire TO write good tasd Mr. G.s spa
eous and admirably adapted foe the convenience Of the
ruri Class s. so.
VVANTED.-A FRESCH LADY, CoMpETENr TO
w give instruction In sud French hear Of
egbe situation in southern family ~ ADDRESSING X.
At The New York Hotel Broadway.
MADAME BApBIEs ROADwAY, TRAcuER OF
Il the French Language has hours her Disposal
anc doerou Of having fs pupil either for
encinF flushing, She would also dOyots foy
tie eyeBihg to gentlemen slime
day Terms moderate 7he best sestimonials a. 10
eapabillty Csn be eesn from y tot o'clock.
CPAsIsH LANGUAGE.-hT a. DE r. BAEz PRO-
few leisure hours. viii devote .hr giving
study, ia part e. the city sni sill also trans
latonp with correctness AID Tuuctualty Address No.
DEF street, two doors from sroaagsy once No. g.
RADgAU.s BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS TARaY-
school, where but twelve boys wed and thoroughly
Instructed aud AIRED o' rrsste business college
The location IL Ia TIE Vicinity % the railroad
deTot and steamboat eniaE irmi ~ per annum. For
parbcultrg. see crculRrt I Marks Place,
Bangs. Brothers n CO.. No. u PARK Lew.
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10 EoULAR DRNoc RATIO NOMINATION PoR CON.
N missioner Of Streets and Lanps-HENRY AHCULA-
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IN n ARrD.

CROSSING rgn DelAwARs-rHE
IN cr % r.esssy oesssss is - Ne ssssv,ssss Insa
Iats. 10 Brssdvpy.
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THE TURF.


CRErREvILLE COURSE. I. I-raoTTINa-runs-
sSemle heats best II in I'VE in harness Mr. carrei
Chautauqus Chief D. ralimsn eaters h. st.
Lawrence; c. 8. Ellis enters Oh: s. Rhode Island
JOEL c0NKLIN. Proprietor.
NJ Kendall Husteds lines Of omn leave Fulton
Ferry Brooklyn from ii A. n 70 IL r. NJ, returning IS
soon as the race 10 over
CENTREvILLE COURSE. L. !. rRorrING A
~ purse $3.50 will be fven mile heats best three in
five tho dde for al trottng horses 20
the horse in the last heat Of To
November 81 entr to close Monday evening October
~, by O'clock, at Mr.. kadden's Hotel.
TINIoN COURSE, l.. I-TRorTING-rUEsDAY. OCT.
~ d. ~ P.k Match for $1,000 mile heats best in
g. Jack Rosstsr. Cars will leave South reIy,
Brooklyn, for the course At ~ n. returning
JOHN J. sNEDIKER, Proprietor.
DED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUND TROrTING-ON
N Wednesday the 29th At o'clock asweepstske Of
$500 will Dome off, Hall mile heats-best three In fye!to
harness. Mr. o. San dford enters h. Honest Dam OwnGr
enters g. &. Robin; Richard Roe enters John Doe
4. LUFF. Proprietor.
THE Law IN RELATION TO CRUELTY TO ANNALS.
person shall alicousy kill MAIN wound an horse
other cattle any sheep belonging to another
shall malieously and cruelty beat
NAL whether belonging to himself another shall. upon
conviction be guilty of misdemeanor The
10 the law of the land and the being lover
such Of cruelty he has lately witnessed
the and the road determined to the
first oiator of the above law, matter whore may be
found.
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IL oCHEsTER, LocKPoRT. AND NIAGARA FALLS
~ Railroad BondsThe Undersigned oherfor sale S2O0D
Vt convertible and mortgage BOMBS of the Rochester Lock
port and Niagara Fails abroad Com bearing interest
at seven cent aud redeemAele LIST August.
1851 Tie principal and se annual interest warrants
payable at the office e Duncsr sherma Co.. the city
oSew YORK. the latter lat OF February and August In
each year. The privilege into the OF the
company at 10 available let August 1854 Tho
morgage which all the OF the company oftho
most full and perfect duly executed and
corded The trustees for the bondholders Joseph B.
xarnum, watts sherman ana Edward Whitehouse. The
ester Loekport and Niagara Fal Railroad link
OF the central line railroads through the state OF New
tors connecting terminus with the Rochester
and syracue Railroad ard forming direct
and shortest route to the fRs lengh rs
miles or " miles Less than the Lines OF railroad now
operation between the points Contracts have
made for the constreeon ans full equipment Of road in
equal TO the best In the be
In operation Throughout It's entire the Of June
The entire will be SIS per nile The
tosaI debt Of the wht the road
be S60 consisting Of bonds of 81 co each to which those
offered part all redeemable r the period
secured by morglge forming the hri and only lien onhe
road and all it's appurenanoes &c Exhibits showing
fully the position and of read md
other in formation be obtained at the office Of the
undermined.
CANAAN. wHITsnoUsE 4 CO.. So wall street.
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w al. 7. TAPsCoTT n &C., SO SOUTH sTKn1f,
w supply drafts for amount payable throughout
ore, Britain and ireland They also sole ,Fen ter
Line, and Line OF Liverpool packets and the Line Of
London packets Passage BY Of which ships esn 10 e.
gagged reasonable terms
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DRE cUa-ass avs,

DARIs cLeAKs.-TnE PROPRIETOR OF THE PARIS
Cloak Emporium, 55 Broadway invites especial atten
tcn 70 his inrortatous week, comprising
upwards Of thousand Of the heroho de-
in Cloaks Temss Sac Pomuadurs Ezlantinee
in plain sud rich Emtrodtred velvets Cashmsres and
Cloths These goods heretofore, sill Of the richest
class ard the prices will De forad much moderate
than usual. CSC. BULPIN, 3l Broadway.
DAEIscI 0AKs.--IAAE BECK CO, WILL OPEN
Friday. the 2fth inst la of the richest quality veil
vet Cloats elegantly trimmed with fur at $50 These
Clohks made order Paris Just ported and
heretofore sold sO We have also received
per late steamers spiendd ssortnens Of velves satin and
nlad cloth Closks Seeks TGmas .nd Mar tlas of
recognized style and shape st unusually low Prices
which invite the particular attention of purchasers SIS
Broadway
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THIRD WARD.-INFoRMATION TO THE CITI
zens-lt will be recollected that Mr. James W BOD and
Oscar SurevAB when in the Board of Aldermen, voted
aIsns the appropriations to the Mexican Volunteers who
fought in Mexico.
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uOrELS.

CRIscH HOTEL. ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN. WITH
~ table dhots A. No. II Barclay street. New YORK.
Ncns rIur Informs bis friends ,.d tie public generally
that he opened the above estasssest the
Plan where tpartnnts be had. with without
meals Table dhete atbP. daily Tho bsst % french
vines and quor &e Dinner and supper parties be
sitsr on The premises In the best style.
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LNOR sALE.-A CRAY HOEsg NEARLY SIXTEEN
hands high ofhe finest svle aad seton, trot
mile In three minuies VII - sod cheap, owner
LEAVING the country. Apply a. Reed Truesdelrs. l7t
Mercer street.
TT oRsEs KEPT on LIVERY. nv A. J. LAYTON iss
Crotby street Ground stables preferred. CoAsAec
and Light wagons 70 let the best coaches the world
C,oR sALE-A PAIR OF soRNEL HoRsEs Is HANDS
hsh, Which have been driven ~ the present
years tosether with family loaoh made by Lawrence
Collie hne double sleigh robes sci With stable W let
In 18th street. the 9th all complete
To be ~ the stable Kelly FOR price, 40,
apply 81 2is Water street
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CEARrNc's PRIVATE DANCING AND Waiting
- Academy Sc Bond street. open every day-Clasees
forming gentlemen Tuesday and Friday evenings Cor
ladies' Wednesday and saturday Afternoons. All the
dances taught the Psrod Aanurka composed
by Mr. Ladies and Eentsmen receive lessons every
nd classes viii be formed suit The convenience OF all
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E Alderman. kdmund Grimm; for Assistant Alderman,
Charles B. James.
EIRsT WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, HOMI.
4 nations.-For Alderman, ABRAHAM nOOhk For AS
sstant Alderman, JOSIAH W. BROWN.
FIRST WARD DEMOCRATIC wRIG NOMINATIONS.
Il For Sen Alex. II. Schultz.
For Assembly-William flsgg.
For Justiee-Jamts Green.
Fer oliee Justiee-James H. Welsh.
For Aforementioned Griffin.
FOR Assistant Alderm an-John ii. White.
FOR Asseseor-Jeba Thompson, II.
For Constables-Cbarles KILLER John Jackson
For INSPECTORS Of Eecton-Frst Distrct-John Grimm,
Joseph A. Gardner.
Second DistIct-Henry Jursens. James N. Croft.
Third District-John Csz Morrison. John Peter kngs-
brandt
For School Commissi oner-Kneeand 8. Townsend.
For eehool Trustee-shmuel Gage.
For sehool Inspector Rich ard Tyler.
Publish cd by order Of the Convention.
K 8. TOWNSEND, Chairman.
J. THOMPSON, Secretary.
SEGOND WARD--THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
Electors Of the Second ward friendly to regular nom
nations and the OF the party requested 10 meet
this Monday evening at eight clock No 5S Hickman
street. to respond to the report of the Com
mittes. JOHN Y SAVAGE, Chairman.
Wh. FIELD, leo.~o...,o.
Wh. DURANGO, }'e'
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INsURASCES.

OFFIcE OF the HERcANIILE MUTUAL IssUR.
" ,nee Co. e5 Wall street sew York sept ~ ISL
Csnrany the 18Th day 81 hAy, 1851 VIII es paid 70
he hol thereof their legal representatives, on Aad
liter 18th November ne1t and that Interest
'A''''N '"-'' " '' CHARLES NEwcovB. Sec.
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THIRD SENATORIAL DIsTRICT-THE DKMoCRA-
tic Republican Electors of the Third Sen atria District
comprising the lt "a 3d. faith 5.h and 9th wards are
quested to assemble in meeting in front of Reys
Fifth ard Hotel West broadway At the Liberty Pole
Tuesday evening the 18th inst at ~ O'clock for the
pose receiving the the Nominating Committee OF
the District and responding to the nomination Of william
NcNuray the of the Democracy the Third
material District. BY order WIN. G. DUNLAP Chairman
J G1sros h R, Igs1ra, {secretaricS.
The ing with Others will address the meet
ing:-Ald Purser Aid Mccarthy, Hon. Lorenzo B. She
Major Caggie, T. Brady Hon. A. A. Thompson,
Hon II. j. Allen Hon. e. b. Hart, John Cochran, Edmund
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MUSICAL.


NR OTTO MULLER TEACHER OF THE PIANO
wi forte and tasins will give lessons hs residence SIS
Broadway in part Of the city Tuition By the msdium
Of the Enslisf, German. OF French Language.
MvsIc-kRs. rETTf0RKw. YRon GERMANY,
l poril o. heyersee prepared 70 give instruc,ion In
sngnE The fianoort also In the German
81 ter retenee. No. Ms Fourth street. tso blocks from
Broadway where sprleatiors be made Wednesday
ard Saturday sft~ruocn. from 4 TO o'clock.
Referencs Mr. W. seharenberE to Broadway.
DAFrAELLo oINovEsE. LATELY FROM ITALY.
N Portraits Painter snt nsssor~v Of olt pnunSs viii be
happy his frisnds ssd The pubic has studo @
B<osdvay. nouss IRON 10 4. n.StP.h
4 nnO BELGIAN ANp oRRnAN CANARIRs--
l,OOO Chss ne.she most re:pesxsily inf<ms his old
and The bAc g~aerN that be has ust arrived
IN the from Esrscs with kvs hundrsd
Belgian sod hundred German cessrs tesstass With
nes fhrvshes s.ssnsss B.ss.rss Esss Ressre.sss as
The abov ensmst trds ell s~Secssl ~ MnsH and
peeos sny bkds ever offered ths ty kfere.
-CnAs RsIcne Bn0THEa
Ne. " Meta Wfiltsn sreet Chasham sssset.
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NLkNTTD-Hy YoUNo NAN. A SITUATION IN
stelesss - tr., si,ss rstsh rre.ery store who has
lsa sftrstcs a. ths tatirsss and vtng - make
liusf rsfsfsls useful vay - promote tha IN
trftft q his go osr ~ 10 yell eansatet ssa grite
srei taad so giys 80 iarsbe city re
tsrsssss rhsrs~ter as sotifit. shary OBJECT
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CsPPARTE EssHIP HOTICEs.
nIsspIUTIcE or co-PtRrNFRsnfP.-THs PART
nd George harb, yr under the arm % English HAYS
ss day dssovCd By mutual eonsent tae Affairs o. TIE
ste drm vii be settled by Georye HAYS Jr who viii e.a
tinue TIE manufacturing Of Gold atsh IA i9rm,,y
81 No 20 A nm street. HENRY u ENOLtsu.
New York, Oct. Is. ISL. CkOsCk HANs, in
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CREDITORS
~ having claims sgsnst the arm Of Wcsske Cogsr 20
present upderssned 81 their ooe. Ne. As
~ w d ). d. wEsrLAKE
Assumes Of Westlake n Coger.
DARTNER--wANrED. A PARTNER WITH A CASH
nent and respectable cash business psyiag upwards
the capital inve TED which IL W be seoursd
real estate. Address Partner Tall comm uncanons Will Be
considered confidential Union Parh Post once.
WANTED PARTNER-NUsr BE A BUsrS Ess NAM
with $500 10 81 90. In IN established Business Isy.
ina 5000 snnum Be greatly increased address
20 e. Box 500 San Office. with real name and address.
yVANTED-A PARrSRR IN A BLANK BOOK AND
W Stationery bsnufsctery: Meme ned answer Vii.
unless they can command 5000 cash. 70 senhemsn
Who has any busn,s oapscisy is is an sxceient OPP
rortvnity blish hmss permanenuy In safe bus
Reference given address Crawford. Herald once
xUANTRp-A PARTNER WITH A CASH CAPITAL
w ~ exht thousand dollars, In weld established
Hotel In Cipcnnau The house has ssea open aserttvo
city. The object tSs advertiser bss In taxing psrtnsr
the death Of his late partnes and the susinses te heavy
for him manage himself References snee snxsd Zee
fsrts~r ps~tissiars address D. " B. boz "a CtaasAuo
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LNIGHTH WARD DEMOCRATS REPUBLICAN NoKI-
~ LatiQnt.- FOR ALDERMAN,
RICHARD +. COMPTON,.
ALDERMAN,
CHI RLEs II. KING.
Tor Assembly. b. T. Glmorei tor Assessor, John Ste:
phens School Comm ssioner Gerardus Boyeei Seh' oil
Inspector, s. W. kanwarng; School Trustee, James 3.
Burnton for Copststles K. a. Chambers and Benja
lie Rev,
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EIRsr wARD.-IEDEPERDKNr TIcKEr.-FoR
Alderman. kdmund Grimm; for Assistant Alderman,
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AIInIoN RAIL AND CoNCERr RoOM-rHE PRO

MnR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. HAVING REMOVED
Nl her dancing academy " No ~ Citation place,
spccuy isssrns The he that VIII her cisssS
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G. BAGLEY CO, MANUFACTURERS OF GOLD
a. Pens, Gold and Silver Pen and Pencil Cases pa
ntees Of the celebrated Extension Cases. III
Broadway, New York.
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dians Of their rights, to remember
that since you resolved upon resist
ance, and ordered the State TO be
armed for defence, no single uqong
cf srhich you then complained has;
bcen ret1rssscd;; no indemnity has
been alfred for tie past, no security
for Tie future. 'IAat, under the
vauntcd fugitive slave law; it has cost
in some instances, the owner four
times the valne of the slayeto recov.
cr him, and in others Ills life. But,
ADORE all, call upon YOU to reme,n-
Der that the soldiers of.lhe Federal
Government are now stationed OH
your coast, either to oycrawc or to
cocrce you. That the guns of Cas-
tie Pinckney, and even Of Fort
Moult,ie, (Which your fathers SO
gallant!y defended, and which we're
ccdcl to the General Government for
your protection, are now frewning
upon Charleston. Surely this mon
strous insult, added to our injuries,
will rouse the p,idc and patriotism Of
our people. The dangers which
threaten our country call upon us to
bury the party feelings which have
SO unfortunately divided and dis
tracted us, and to unite oil our enor-
gics against the common enemy of
our institutions. The taupts, the In
suits, the abuses that is heapcd upon
our State, should cause every. true
son Of Carolina to cling to her with
an allegiance still more unEaltcring.
Gentlemen, the honor and safety oi
our beloved State are in your keep
ing. May God direct you i'll your
deliberations. l.1}
JOHN II. MEANS.
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JOHN II. MEANS.
Correspondence Of the Savannah Georgian.
BLooNiINGpALE, y. Y, NoY. S.

= 81 q {.
i; 4 young gentleman Of genteel aud
lI:sellinent appearance. witt, sandy
roinpieSiSh, ,-ahd ahiskeFs, d fpsse & q,
black, with a blue cloth Gap, and
drab over coat, stopped at one of
our hotels OIL the night Of the 9th.
inst, to await, as ho said, the arri-
val Of his baggage, which it seemed
had not been put on board tho cars
at Now York. Not appearing IN
tic morning, lis room was entered,
and to CONSERVATION Of all, lie ,rqs
tona,d Il corpse. The cause OF his
death none could surmise. We sup.
pose, from his conversation, he was
from some Southern State. and on his
way to the New Yo.k State and Ma
tional Law School, in Bal!ston Spa,
Saratoga Co, in this neighbosnood !,
as We know it has many students
from the South, and as W, found the
following note i'll his pocket:
Dear JumeS rs | learn ,ha, The
prcsiden, of the Law School sends n
circEIHr 10 any who request il, | wish
YOU would haze. ono sent TO me. |
have seen Miles, who you know, visited
Saratoga Springs this summer. md he
says no abolition sentiments ore ,olcra-
ted in the institution. This was glad
10 learn, as am exceedingly anxious
10 avail myself Of the privileges j, uf.
iords for acquiring a familiarity with
Tic !cgal practce, and the all important
art OF cxirmpore speaking. If yon
stop in Phi!adelphin; call on Susan, but
don't tell her what mentioned 10 YOU
The olhcr day. Tell bcr.,hat, though
distant from us, my spiri. is with her
daily.
Yours, &C., HARLEsToN."
This note was supcrscribcd 'James
Butler, no place Of residence
annexed.
/ give you this statement, With she
request that Southern editors gener-
ally will copy it, as the only means Of
conveying to his friends knowledge
of his sudden an melancholy death.
Inquiries may be addressed to tho
Postmaster, or to myself, at this
place.
Yours, Sc, II. A. GRAY.
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- IIiafa ! q n y ,
III 0s GI

respected and beloved, eYen ,bg..asis
political advcrsHies S. He Had d hearS
of kindness, purity Of morals, frank.
ness and / capaor,, and, FOUND I5ndp
ment, wisdom pre.eminent, and aaa. m
triotisnl most prdent. Ills feeble.
voice, and awkward ges.iehsalisK
were of littley advantage 70 lss. orato.
ry. But his strong comprehensive
mind, and his love Of country,sto
gether with Ills yiitnes, gave himfk
persuasive power. On hearing ,ot
the victory pf Lake Erie, !, re I rose sea and
electrified tie House Witlk his.;eid
Iuence. Lad lie lived, lie might
have been President OF. the .Dsifad
States. 1T was said of him ins Con,
gress by Mr.. Taylor, Of New York,
the higest and best Hope ioG tho
country looked to WIN. Lowndes for
their fulfilrncnt. sTlIe.moat honorable
| office in the civilized world, the Chief
magistracy Of this free pcopie would;
have been Illustrated by his virtues
and talents" Conserving that efFice;
Of seeking, which by any intrigue, or
artlhce, or effert Of his own whatever,
A1re !Lownds was totally lincaEable,
he remarked, the oGce.of Presidens
of the United States is one neither to
be solicited nor declined.'t i 1twere
happy for our country, If the same
modest spirit excrted q controlling
influence, over our great statesmen;
and if the honors Of high Office were
meuted by public services, and pri.
vate virtues, and not. sought