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snosid rejoice that they voluntarily leave platform
Tfs South consider safe for at ell events, and u
manage the canvass get the frse soil
vote OF the Worth or at least good part Of 1t oJ
their leading men, in case OF our succesf.
FRANK PIERCE.
1t is hardly necessary to say that the letter is
naked forgery, every word and letter of it. Bat it
is extracted from the Chicago Daily Journal We
believe there is such paper-the letter may have
been taken from its columns-but the inventors Of
such counterfeit as the Irishn,s~ could easily
manage that sort of thing. 1t Was necessary, too,
to send the letter out to Chicago, to some other
distant point to ward off suspicion. In this way
the slandcrous tale, concerning General SCOTS de-
pertinent to a lady, first appeared in paper at
Memphis, half way down the Mississippi river
when the mint, have GOOD reason to believe,
was here in the Tribune office of New York In
regard to this letter, attributed to General
Pierce, the editors of the counterfeit h'shman
knew it was forgery in uttering it; and YET
like the real counterfeter they attempt to pass OIL
the spurious paper asEenuine. Such are the shame
less and dirty exredients to which the socialist
philosophers of this anonymous Hishnan are
driven in their hostility to General Pierce and the
conservative constitu tonal principles which are the
basis of his platform
When the party journals and party hacks CT the
day descend to such baseness, no wonder the
people turn from them, in disgust, to the
columns of the independent press of the country,
as the only reliable medium Cor the truth.
We have been authorized to offer a " reward of a
thousand dollars to any person who will, on or be-
fore the first of November, deposit the original Of
the above letter, purporting to be from General
PIERCE for public inspection, with that high-mnded
and honorable whig, Ambrose G Kingsland, Mayor
of New York; but of course it will not be forth.
coming.
The spurious paper called the Irishman has
overshot the mark. The philosophers and socialists
have overdone their work, and rendered it too easy
of detection to effect their objects Poor Pat may
be credulous, but he has stll a modicum of common
sense and when he has been cheated once is apt t.
suspect trick in a second experiment. We under
stand the wing committees have been inducedto buy
up this sham TishmaN, for gratuitous circulation
among that Industrious class Of our citizens VIII
speak that rich Irish brogue;" but the they
abandon such despicable business, the better TO
their credit, their pockets, and their Final
ly, having disposed Of this last attempt to Sieve
CANNON the Irish with base forgery, it is quit
likely they will require organ, hereafter, Of les
suspicious appearance than the counterfeit Irish
man, to convince them Of their folly in voting
for General Pierce. Robinson will not answer.
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In shs ESSEX county Oyer and Terzs er, N. J., ir-
dicted for the murder Of Mr. Jaggers, farmer, last
January The evidence against We prisoner is en-
tirely crcumstantisl; he, with A'oompanion, having
been seen around the pre.Asses Of the deceased
shortly before the murder, usd having acted in q
very suspicious and mys..est manner Afterwards.
When arrested, the dserer was wandering eoout
the country in a hal socrved condition.
Canton, the white writer, who caused tho death
of Williams, the. bkck waiter, at Hecokcn, last
Fourth of Julyn wes yesterday found guilty of
manslaughter in shs Hudson county IN. j Court
of Oyer and Ter.niaer
A Had in Baltinsre, yesterday, STABBED and killed
W,aiam Richardson, the captain O. 3 vessel y ing
a.chat port.
Or Albany Iespatch states, that on the calling up
of the case 81 Enoch Reed, charged with having
participated in the rescue Of tie fugitive slave
Jerry, a motion was made to quash the indict-
ment, on TIE plea of irreguarity in summoning the
grand jerJ. The entire of ycrterday was consumed
in the herring of arguments on this question The
jury, in he case of George Co.tingham, indicted
for robhing the Albany pest Office, had, last eve
ming, been out some twenty hours without coming
to any agreement.
/ Mr. Nosfn, young German, worth twenty thou
sand dollars, committed suicide at Milwaukee, the
other night because hchad been crossed in love.
The militia review Of the first division, by Majcr
General Sandford, passed off with great eclat yes
terday. A very large concourse ofpeople assembled
10 witness the displey. Many target companies
likewise made disappearance, as will be observed
| 10y the reports elsewhere.
Mrs. Taylor and three of her children, perishod BY
the burning of the- dwelling at Alton, N. H., les
Tuesday night.
Our inside page, to-day, contain very interest
| ing letter from Wisconsin, relative to the Stamping
Tour Of Genera, Scott, John P. Hsle, and Georg
W. Julian-A lengthy extract concerning Secretar,
Websers Health-Postal Convention between tn
United States End Description of Article
and Animals at the Agricultural Show-Continua
ton of the Sale of Mr. Comstock' Property-01ica
Proceedings of the Board of Aldermen-Ob ituarie
Of General Jeremiah johnson and William Freeman
Esq both Of Kings county-Police and Theatrica
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SC.
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prompt decision Of character win probably maintain
him IN that exalted position, until the bell has toied
SV the end Of the new imperial era in France.
For, as we have said, nothing can be considered
as permanent in that country France is in tran
sition state, and viii probably undergo many more
revolutions, and assume many different shapes, before
any government is established on stable basis
The pioneer Of the great social movement in Europe,
she will be constantly rent by internal commissions,
until the gradual advancement of civilization, the
enlightenment Of the masses, and the demoraliza-
tion Of the soldiery, render the establishment of
solid democratic republic feasible project How far
distant that may be we cannot venture to surmise.
Two things seem certain; First, the final triumph
Of the popular over the hereditary principle will
not be confined to France, but will be felt through
cat Germany, Prussia, Austria and Spain; and
secondly, that victory will be gained in the field,
at vast expense of boodshed and misery. If, for in
stance-speculation is excusable on such theme
Russia should refuse to acknowledge the Emperor
Louis Napoleon, or should at some future day take
umbrage at some ambitious project of France, and
war should ensue, the continental powers would
obviously take part with the Czar, and Louis Ma
poleon would be forced to fall back on the people,
and enlist the sympathies of the democracy of all
| ard countless thousands would rally, not only in
France, but from the banks of the Danube to those
of the Tagus-from the mouth Of the Muese to that
of the Po- while the feeble monarchs of Austria,
Prussia and Spain would gladly lend their influence
and their gold to the autocrat. Thus, the two
principles would be fairly at issue OF the ultimate
result no reasonable doubt can be entertained; but
the struggle would probably be protracted
How extraordinary are the Weiss itudes of life
It is by no means impossible that on the very day
at the very hour, that the mortal remains Of the
Duke of Wellington, the conquerer Of Waterloo
are being conveyed in pomp to the vaults of st
Paul's, and his glory is being summed up in splen
did monument of marble, the nephew Of his grea'
but vanqushed antagonist will be slowly ascending
the coronation parvs at Notre Dame to receive from
the hands of the Archbishop the same crown which
thirty seven years ago, was struck off the brow
Napoleon the Great. Of SO little moment are battles
in the worlds history
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TELE G n A p uIC.

BALTIMORE, Oct. u, 1882
The work the steam hip Princeton has been COM
pleted. she will drop down the river tomorrow, and
shortly proceed Annapolis where she win bs Joined by
the other ships of the japan expedition and sail from
there early in the coming month.
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Court Calcndar-This ID

Urrrrp srlrrs DisrRicr CouRr-Nos is, 81 to 100 So
SUPREME CouRr--GENERAL TERM.-Million trust cause,
still on.
Co,mor pLyAs-part 1.-same a. yesterday, except
4o8 and sol off Part 2d-Same yesterday.
surrnroR CouRr-rwo branches. Mos $50, 24s, 13,
451 asa 463 asa 45s, AGA 465 t86 1904 46S 400 240
a2 asa 3b6 All 472 Ats 479 1872 483 4s7 asa 400 l92
asa 4o7 400 sc5, zs, 35a III, 3Ae, a4O TO- 5oa SOC,
SO 6O7 to $40,
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DOUBLE SH E E 7
New York, Friday, October a2, 1854.
Malls for Europe /.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The mail steamship Franklin Captain Wotton, viii
Save this port for Southampton and
Rsvre The European mails win close at haltpsst ten
eclock in the morning. The NEW YoRK WEEKLY HERALD
WIN be published at half past nine o'clock Single copies
In wrappers sixpence
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City RNliftca.

Napoleon B. Mountfort Esq, unanimously select
ed the candidate TO be supported by the democratic
wings Of the Sixteenth Assembly district the approach
inc election
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TIE CATHOLICS AND FRANKLIN PIERCE.
We find the following mpudent letter the Catholic
question, from Franklin Pierce the locofoco candidate
for President Of the United States in the Chicago Dqv
journal Of July 81 1852 We Of course, can't say any
thing Of It's authenticity though doubt not IL quite
as genuine as General SCOTS Read letter Natyism
At all events the letter has been published for eight or
ten weeks in the pepers and Franklin Pierce has never
denied ii under his signature doubt whether he
dare deny IL. At a events without saying anything
about its geDuneness, print 10 simply as We find il
in the ChicSgo DG2y journal Of July 81, 1852
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The JAPAN EXPEDITION The reader will OBJ
serve, in the perussl Of our columns to day. that the
japan expedition is going ahead finely. at last
This, we suppose is owing to the fact that the cod
fish question and the guano question are settled for
year or two; and under the idea that George Law,
If necessary, can take care of the island of Cuba
He has plenty of artillery, ten steamers, and mus
kets by the hundred thousand, and is only waiting
for = market. At all events the steamer Missis-
sipp, Of the Japan expedition, is to sail Sstur-
day for Annapolis, and by the middle of November,
it is expected the expedition will set out, via the
Cape of Good Hope, for China and Japan. In that
event, Commodore Perry will carry out to the EN-
peror Of all the islands of Japan the results of the
Presidential election Doubtless that has been one
good reason for his delay.
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GOVERNOR OF VERMONT Hon Erastus Fair.
banks elected Governor by the Legislature OF Ver
mont the 10th inst.
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MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE

ar observation-disclosures OF 4 S0S-'o3.
TIME regular course of Medical Lectures in This lnsu
ton will commence on tile FIRST hoNDaf or
NOVEMBER NENT, 1852, and continue Jour months.
20 ,r.E-|a .ara-4 TRUSTEES.
Rev C. ELLlOTT. u. D., PI esiicnt of the Board. l7
o. Nj LANGDoNN, NJ. D., Secretary - . H.a q.
Rcv.TioRNION a. MILL r.-.... .l %
Hon. g. u. co EFlN.tr iss... 7."fH. 'N. ..s.
H D. MUSSEY, MD. -llTHHE
Hon! JOHN BURGOGNE.d r.HtH... ~ ..s-.l. HLt
Hon. GEO. HOADLEY, in. .aE Itr s. .'-'s'f..'7
e! NJ GREGORY, ESQ. sf. ~ f''s.
GEO MENUENilALL, NJ. ID. a .a' .Ef"| 1.aH.E. 2
Tie Facility is composed OF the following gchtien'ehi
d. MISSY, NJ. D., Pro cssor of al" ole''
T p JGpKiSs NJ. D., Pro cssor OF Anatomy =.fl
Ions DAVIS NJ D.. Adjunct Pro essoT OF Anatomy;
ions r. WHITE, NJ. d.. Professor OF Theory and Frac'
ice of Medicine , !, o,,,;, - ;,
Diseases of Women anti hiutch. ,,.; ,,,;.,
JouS A. MuRPHY, NJ. d.. Professor OF Maletia -heoed'
Thernne..:cs and Medical Jurisprudence .
FC q CoMEGYs, NJ d. Professor OF institutes Oh NIcu
cine. F. - 49, ,,,o,,i,,,r. "'
SpRELiMSanY COURSE of Lectures upon some inlorta
ies in Medicine and Surgery, will be gwen during
tho month OF October These lectures VIII be ee STU
iens n Ic adj wise commence with this course =
The UISSECTlNG ROOMS, under the SUPERVISION "
the Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy, will be opcheu Oh '
list or October ,,...-.,..;o, r;cl., e.
Dissecting Ticket SO. Graduation Fec S2o.
For further nation add ess ,,-,,r =, n 7'
:, Dean of tho Faculty.
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CINCINNATI nEiDsoPATEa10 Or
Wafer Cure establishments

,1, above Institution is open the reception Of
on ise Carthage Pike rods rom the a%l
ION Cincinnati Dayton Railroad in the rear and at
easy to those DESTROYS o. enjoying The
benefits OF the Institution - A.. .,r mr.
9Se e o. sy
Se There natu and combine, rendering the view
| beautiful beyond description =.
OF the glance The neatness and elegance OF me
interior combined with the numerous attrafons Wnon
present themselves the invalid, cannot a 10 render
his ESTABLISHMENT csrable The Halls are eHten
sve the Rooms spacious and inv p tne in
weather The He'd Rooms arc WEI, and
modious being convenient the application Of water in
every !om In connection with the institution 'nef rs
viii have an opportunity restoring their nT
strength by heaIu The Springs winch se oi
and abundant flowing from gravey pea. nney n
water both gold sna or Sesthiness putty Of
air. and variety OF scenery. @ pnec sseEinr
not think OF a note ,an pace ''
Dr. PEasE having had much IN me tieaten'
hat no psins VIII te the restoration 10 health Of
s4 mIs o he eame.
diseases peculiar her and being every way
e, So aepartmcnt Poiaysus Ue with its train OF
ailments that female beauty health and happiness
Iness Of large portion OF the SEX viii be treated in
y % sPpsst e
the attention OF ladies' as in all cases we shall expect to
perform perfect cure, u, = az, r,;,,in,.,;
Hamilton Dayton Railroad will stop at the Carthage
station Patients requested to bring two eomora
bes Blankets two coat Sc sheets sS to'ses ana
/ Quantity OF old linen, suitable for bandnges. ,
TEnMs-Tke terms for Board Medical services, and az
weekly Extra attendance will subject the patient to an
CHARGE Some deduction will be made to those who
find il 10 spend length OF time in the nstitu
ton Transient persons will be charged two doarspel
From three to five dollars will be charged for the FIRST
| examination. I--; : . 49,. a.'tt. stli.Is-sf
foi i 'u ''''' - - - D. a. PEASE, NJ. D.
| ~ mo m Proprietor and Physician
| Carthage. Hamilton Co.. Ohio. ~ b! apg2i
! -Jnync's IIedfcines. ~ - ~