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RonrtnY or snlrnoARp AT CuAnLKsroN -

RoBBrRY on SHIPBoARD AT CHARLESTON "A
tox Of clothing shipped in New York board the ship
Julia Howard, and oonsigued to Geo A. Hyde, King
street was opened and articles Of clothing to tho
an cunt Of several hundred dollars taken The oas
tain the Julia Howard suspecting two OF his whs
hso left his vessel that morning and had shipped In the
brig Emily bound fof New York immediataly made
ssrch with officers reppey and Buett aud found p,r
ton Of the missng goods IN tit possession OF the above
two men who brough; shofe and were taken be-
fore Magistrate Gyles aud the investigated Heary
Garvey and John Fitzsmnons, the two arrested,
acknowledged the theft and implicated the FIRST and
cond mates Of tho ship Julia Howard Several Other ar
rests have been made, and the will be trsd at thu
approaching session Of The Court Of Oommoa Pleas
Charleston Netrs, Nor. a.
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News from the Sandwich Islands.

From the Sandwich Islands have sdvices to the 18th
Of September, though the Is barren of interest
The exchequer 81 the kingdom is in most deporsbe
state lean is talked OF The government organ thinks
that the current year will close with the debt the
country augmented 70 S100 GOO At twelve per cent inte
rest This Is a heavy burden for government whose
sources Of revenue crippled thoss Of the
Hawsitn Kingdom The United States frigate st Law
renee at Hilo at last accounts There has been
seizure Of California vessel loaded With liquors for
ipfripq, ment OF the Honolulu revenue laws
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Sec q That to enttle claim to be holden legally In
rsvDe digging he shall commence throwing up dirt
within six days after notice IL put up and continue thu
same until ditch IL completed twelve inches wide and
twelve inches deep through said claim.
And further eaid claimant shall not leave said claim
moro than five days at q time, unless from sickness
until the said ditch is complete
Sec. All persons claims in said district shall COM
work his ther claims within six DAYS after
there il sufficient water to wash forfeit the "a ne
Sec. No shall be entitled to hold a claim but
nstorSzed citizen. or such have pioiessed desire
Of becoming SO.
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HpEiESTE ADS.

-<~NNN>NNS~N~~-SNNNNNN~
- The Sequel TO indusrial Home Association, No J.
mount Vernop will hold its fifth regular meeting (this
Tuesday evening AT ~ o'clock, at No ls7 Bcwery The
land to be divided by ts association, purchased BY Mr.
John Stevens President of Industrial Home
No. 10 OF excellent quality and teauti uy convent
emily situated Great advantages gained BY
coming this association The public invited to attend
Its meetings. ROBERT j. TIL fASY, President.
DIR. l. CovERT vice President.
JAMES. p. BREWSTER, Secretary.
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DOUBLE SHEET.
ODsMQUIEs OF MIR. WEBSTER,

OFFICIAL NOTICE THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF
- the Common Council having determined that obseq
vn honor Of the amepted nsaisl Webster late Secrets
served this city the th inst by civic and military
roceon to be composed Of the military and the
orders societies citizna Yerk others
may unite with them taxa this occasion to extend
respectful and earnest rv alton to fellow ctons
rally and tho different orders so,ietes, trades
stations fire departments Of the cities Of New York Jersey
counties 10 unite in this to the ust
dead and that all orders societies and associations
Sending to cooperate be requested to to the
Committee on before Friday next at o'clock NJ, at
No City Ball in der that the
msnts be made to carry out the monies of the
IN appropriate
Resolved, tt at banner hearing political devices
sorptions, shall be admitted in the procession.
Committee the part the Committee the Of the
Board Of Aldermen. Board OF Asst. Aid rmen.
Thomas j. Barr Isaac O. Barker,
WR j. Peck, Tbos. Wheeian.
Abraham Moore, HeImus NJ Wells,
Jacob r. Oakley, Josiah W. Brown,
John Boyce, Edwin Bouton,
Oscar W. Sturtevant Joseph Rogers.
Richd r. Compton. Prest. Jonathan Trotter, Prest
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BROOKLYN City Intelligence.

IlIEEss THE MAYoR ELECT -Mr Lambert mayor
elect ~ this city has for days past been lying dsn
gerrt.y III ID erysireas in ths head IL feared
subo8y oil hI that lie could not survive much longer;
tut gatfsd 20 leara that the ympyoms lat
ing favorable end the evidences that
he viz ultiuietly rtct7er
Cry MosTalIy The total number OF deaths in thi
city ouiR The ss week s0uDt to Go of which 2s
maes and - 4.neiea OF these Il adults and 80
children.
BoARD oy C,-y,s4tp s--Tta Common Council met last
evening board Of Canvsssers TO the
esst Tor city officers at the late election Mayor
Brukh presided A committee consisting of Aldrrusa
siilweu Fowler Marvin, Brooks and Iiartcsn we're sp
pointed TO the and retired for the pur
pose OF prosecuting the business before them In tho
otbeIs residents Of the Fifth ward submitted pro-
testing against the allowance of the returns from that
ward on the ground Of ipformality IL referred to
the same COMMITTEES, and motion Alderman naw-
hurst added thereto. After thirty min.
u'ea the committee returned ana reported progress,
asking leave to fit again. A motion then curad
empowering the COMMITTEES to cite the ns pectors beors
them and after considerable discussion thu
referred 10 the above commtee With the counsellor Of
sons ano papers motion then carried 10 adjourn
over to Thursday next, at Ca o'clock
EFFECTS OF TIE STORM AT New ORLEANS Ono
az tire most kinds Of tofnsdoes OF r.a
paced city rhursday nigh about 10 clock
There much damage done 10 dwellings aSniags
hocoed that for time they slmo8t in pss,,
except 10 boats We yesterday heard Of many ,li
o property destroyed The ftoet OF ths Poydra markst
much injured The srge fence A. the Csrrolon rail-
read depot blown down About eighty feet OF tins
wooden versodab ground the Beef market in Tia 5coad
District wa bDrnaray several small brick houses ia Bk
street nesry demolished Many OF the suies
and steamboats, the iro their ,or
ing foated about each other an ured them
selves The steam boat 0sseoa had her pot-house knock
ed overheard ana her guards considerably
thnmprg against the vbar1es The TT boat Sydonia
we're parted and ratings snasked-New Orans Courier,
Oct. 30.
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An extremely interesting posture of sais Is de- crhed
in these accounts The attempt tho part Of the English
conrnan der to up order Of government the
lseward isnos is particularly intertaniDg This Is q
newly bred Mesquite humbug. Perhaps the newly
created French Wee Admiral for the Pacific Will clip Its
wings
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CHICAGO Day Dock We were presen, yes.erusy
IL w,fnes The openre cfthe new dry aoct recently CON
p1.t.0 an tre souh branch by tue Cnicago pry Dock
tcn,reny ~ cot a. $4,000 The sun - 40 'set IN
roth ~ SIS wide top end IL sufficiently cspNcous 70
ot ,wo ye4,e. Of lOO feet keel vt rhe wafer Ia
tumrsd out b. epsice throwing out esO caoc fet
; y mute ard occupying two hours sDa Hlres auastsrS
nemptying The slip -Chcago Journal Nrg 4.
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ANOTHER NEGRO STAMPEDE A number Of SAVES
sscsped ON horses fr Bourbon county ny ,on ounay
last IT j. supposed that about twenty hye ned S.S
OF them were recovered In TIE OF tne as
Iicks but more Of them are stu fugi.iyss numoes
Kentucky officials In the ely YESTERDAY IN ~ 80
q squad II four who suspected o. cioes,nS 80 49,
optosite Fulton -Cintinnati 6asetr' NOT u
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Gus Indian tribes have recently made their appear
ance at Weavervle, and asked the privilege Of mslr-
ing treaties with the white inhabitants The hope
is INDUCED that this movement will be productive
of much good.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

EOR SALE-A BROWN HORSE, SIXTEEN HANDS
II high, nine years old Kind In single Bile harness
and sound for style cannot be beat would make
rate express doctors horse having plenty Of will
stand without tying and perfectly gonte For particulars
Gnqure At the stable of John B. Hsndkson 675 Tonrh
ptreet whore the horse can be seen.
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MI 3. SCHOOL AGENCY-BY r. VI. WILCOX, NO.
~ 29S Broadway-Constsnt negotiate ns and engsgs-
nent by the best institutions families teachers, and ma
srons ~ one In advance year pro-
cufes tine required pensaon secured by
oneon. Personal applioatico most successful.
Two LANDLoRDs.-RENTs COLLECTED. AND aus
rahteed IL Preferred on liberal terms. Apply tow W
sAsToN House Agent lo9e Broadway, Of Thirty
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NRw AND ORIGINAL BCoK.-TBE BRAC HIAL TEL
=, esraph by Captain Jsnks This most ingenious
tul knt simple work Is ready. Published by H. SAUN.
and agents.
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TIE CoTToN CEop The Charleston Mrci,/V
tubllhes the following attract a. a letter, dated
Nr.EoE IA Oct ~ The cotton CROP IN ibis sfcion
~ he stfte will not b. Rrea upon tbs Low .as a. Il
use last year but will be much greater ,noa the HUI
lands Arogf ,ker 1eae AN ~ srgo ,.imbe 81 bsles
shipred doe the ousphits Tto cen ofop i large Ia
every pstt Il the cduntry,M
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M Miscellaneous,

Eicsn Heydenfedt, John Slime, Samuel
Flower. James Nj. Taylor, II. B. Hampton
Wesley Probasco.
For Public Administrator -. ......., David T. Bagey
The democrats had not yet made the whole of
their nominations. Edward Norton had been nomi
mated for District Judge and Frederick d. Kohler
and William G Parker, for State Senators
UNITED STATES CeAsT SURVEY The astronomi-
cal and topoglsphical party, under George David
son, Esq, have finished their work at Cape Flatte
~, and are low youte for Cape Mendocino, where
they expect to epend the winter. Good weather
enabled them to make very largo series of obser
vations. The topography, which embraces the site
for lighthouse on Taicosh island, has been execu-
ted by James s. Lawson, Esq On account of the
hostility Of the Indians the occupation of the last
station has been effected at very considerable risk
and nothing bat the greatest forbearanee and being
constantly on the alert prevented an unfortunate
collision. San Francisco Herald, Oct. Is,
GOVERNOR BIGLER.-His OK cellency has been con-
fined to his bed for several weeks past with severe
indisposition, which on several occasions assumed
alarming symptoms Within the past week, how
ever, be has commenced convalescng, has SO far
recovered, that be was removed from his quarters
ct Benicia, on Wednesday evening, to the steamer
Wilson G. Hunt, which conveyed him to .Sacramen-
to-Sdn Francisco Transcript IOct Is.
HORRIBLE DUEL By the Santa Clara Register we
are informed of the following particulars Of duel
which came off in Santa Clara county, Gilroy's
ranch. and which, in ferooty and desperation, find
no parallel for in the State. 1t occurred, says the
Register, between a Mexican and a native Califor-
MAN. about game Of monte, and Colts navy re.
volvers were the weapons used in combat Nine
shots were fred and four of the balls took effect in
each Of the combatants. Both parties expired i'm
medately, and they were each ushered into the pre-
sence of their Maker to answer for the murder Of
the other. After the second third shot, the Cali
MAN crawled on his hands and knees nearer his an
tagonist and fred, in order to make of his
victim. This shot took effect in the abdomen Of
the Mexican.
SEAMEN's WAGEs.--Below we give the current
wages paid to seamen at the present time in the
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LgQUOIkS,


RkAEDIkS-PALE AND DARK, OF EVERY GRADE
knd OF various vintases London oook &c. port sherry
snd vines choice scotch and Irish whskoy; 81
bhan Ut Anyyether house. ~ A ""ss
WIN. N, UNDERHILL. 40 Brooms at.
NJ AhBRYs GRAPE LEAF HEIDSICK. AND LARol
IL stock Of the choicest ohAmpagne vnas old hats..
b.andss, port cherry and Madeira winss Jamaics ram
dslphis porter and brown stout, &c., for sale by 80
W. III. GNDERHiLL. an Broounc s<re.A
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

vJ,HE BROOKLYN LII cTUKEs COMMENCING NEXT
Tuesdsy.aIho splendid course Of lectures At the
Brooklyn Institute, by Hon. Horace Mann, III. Ward
Beeoher H.. p. Whipplo. II, N Hudson, Thomas starr
King. ard Henry Giles, viii nmenco Tuesday, Nov.
9TH, 81 IN r. NJ These are independent Of the regular
Institute eourss r. Whipple, Eco will deliver the first
lecture. Subject-Martn Lu Their Tickets be had
No. 10 WRH street.
DoLYGLOT LECTu REs.-LEcTUREs IN ITALIAN
German, French, aad Spanish, by Professor Forest,
Dr. Sohremm NJ Simonn, Sr Juan Barceo, Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evening, at O'Clock
a. the rooms, $40 Bowery five doors above Bond street.
Single Ticket, 60 cents; thirty tickets for So Each
sinkst admits gent lman and ladies' MsoMslen, direc
tor Tickets may be bad at Iockwood All Broadway; at
Crowens 500 Broadway and Evans Britain, 67 Broad
way, and at the door,
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Do do other voyages $40 more than seamen.
OUTRAGE BY SEAMEN.-A portion of the crew of
the clipper ship N. 3 Palmer, went aboard of hor
yesterday, while lying at California street wharf,
and cut and damaged her rigging in such manner
that complete new running set will be necessary.
Some delay in the payment of their wages, owing to
non fuhment OF contract on their part, ie said to
have been the occasion of the outrage. The alb
aence OF the captain prevented any resistance to
their dastardly conduct San Francisco Herald,
Or IL.
HEALTH OF SAN Francisco The weekly NOR
tality report of the city sexton shows the number
of deaths for the week ending Oct. 9th to be forty
one This it will be seen, is rather an increase
upon the number of deaths occurring the week pre-.
yious; but, nevertheless, all agree in saying that
our city is very healthy. The number Of deaths
from cholera is but three and in neither of those
CAGES did tie disease assume the appearance of the
violent and much dreaded epidemic. 1t has almost
disappeared, ard only prevails now as it always
will, more or less in seaport and city of this size.
Ala California, Oct. Is.
REPORT OF THE CITY TAX COLLECTOR OF SAN
FRANCISCO, showing the amount received for Ii
censes, aud on what account such moneys col
lected, during the quarter ending the Both day Of
September, 1852, in conformity with the charter,
and in pursuance Of the several ordinances regu-
laiing and authorizing the issue of licences in
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BIRTHS.
On the 4tb Oct at Tuoumno city, the lady Of Mr.. H.
". Wells, of a daughter.
On the Sth Oct the lady Of Mr. NJ, X. Murphy, Of a
son.
The lady Of Captain George symptom Of a son.
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LIFE ASSURANCE.

National Loan Fund Life Assurance Society,
26 CORNHILL, LONDON, AND II WALL
STREET. NEW YORK.
CApITAL, xSoo'ooo stseTping, ss or $2,So9,ooo. 81
Royal A.sent, 27th July, 1888. ga Savings Bank
for the Widow and the Orphan" T. Lamie Muir
raw, George street, Hanover Square, Chairmano(
ths Court of Directors, London.
UNITED STATES Board OF LOCAL DIRECroRs.
Nsw YoRK.-C. Edward Habicht Chairman ;
John S. Palmer, James Boorman, George Barclay,
Samuel s. Rowland, Samuel M Fox, William Van
Hook, Aquila G Stout, Tanning c. Tucker, Bache
McEvers.
PHrLADELpHA.-ClemcntC c. Biddle, George R.
Graham, w. Peter, (H. b. M. Consul, Louis A.
Cooley, William Jones.
BAITIAoRR.-Jonathan Meredith John McTavsh
(H. B. M. Consul,) Donald McIlvain, Samuel Hof
man, Henry Tiffany, DR.. J. H. McCulloch:
BosToSnGeorge M. THATCHER. Israel ,::l Whitney' y
ham, E. A. Grattan, III. b. Nj Consul)
J. LEANDER STARR, General Agent,
EpwARp T. RICHARDSON, General Accorntdn,
for tAs United States nd b. N. Il. Coloni<s.
Pamphlet obtaining the ates Of premium pros
pectus, examples, names Of gcats, medical exam.
ners &c, can be had free Of charg on application
at7l Wall street, and Of agents.
Part ofthe capita is permanently invested in the
United States, in the names Of three of tho local di
rectors as always to the assured
in of disputed claims (should any such arise)
or otherwise.
Thirty days are allowed after each payment OF
Premium becomes due, without forfeiture Of policy
The United States Local Board meet every We'd
nesday, at their Office in Wall street, where all
business connected with the Society," operations in
paerica is Misunderstanding thereby every
possible advantage of promptness and attention to
parties ofleave to travel loans settlement,
&c.
Medical examiners attend daily, at o'clock p.
m, at II Wall street, and at the Office ofthe dif-
ferent Local Boa rds and Agencies.
Allcommunications to be addresscdto
J. LEANDER STARR, General Agent
for tks United States aud for B. ~. II. Cooniss
June %
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PRINTERS, AND BINDERS
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Vol. Ill.


N THE CITY OF NEW YORK, Office No. II
l. Wall street.--This Company, possessing n
guaranty capital Of 100000, the whole Of which
10 paid in and invested in the public stocks Of the
United States and the State Of New York, makes
insurance on the lives of individuals and grants
annuties.
Parties insurng upon the mutual plan partici-
pate in the profits of all the business transacted by
'the Company Persons may, If they prefer, in
sure At very low rates without participating in the
|proffs.
n married woman may insure the life Of her
Husband, which will inure to her sole benefit
and that of her children, free from the claims OF
creditors.
| A congregation may insure the life Of their
clergyman, and many gratifying instances are
|ltherefrom.
| The premiums upon policies may be paid annu-
Ially, semi-annually quarterly, at the option OF
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DIRECTORS
Frederick Sheldon, John J. Cisco,
Josiah Rich, Charles E. Bill,
James Suydam, Edward S. Clarke,
James Marsh, PC. Van Schaick,
Thomas c. Doremus, Isaac N. Phelps,
Isaac A. Storm, Francis II. Luqueer,
James 8. Polhemus, b. X. Winthrop,
Luther Bradish, John J. Phelps,
Charles M Connolly, VIM. Il. Whittemore,
b. +. Wheelwright, Richard F. Carman,
Wilson G. Hunt Gerard Stuvesant,
D. II. Arnold, Clinton Gilbert,
John A. Luqueer, S. b. Althausc,
Wash R. Vermilyc, Jacob Harsen,
William Tucker, Elisha Riggs,
FREDERICK SHELDON, President.
JOHN A. STEWART, Actuary.
J. EADIE, jr., Secretary.
JOHN w. SCOTT, M. D., Medical Examiner
residence SO Ninth street. At the office ofthe COM
pany daily, from to 2, p. m.
G.P. CAMMANN, M. D., Consulting Physician
EDGARS VAN WINKLE, Counsel.
Prospectuses with rates and every information
can be had on application to the undersigned, who
has been appointed agent of the company for thi'
District.
WILLIAM c. ZANTZINGER,
Southeast corner of Z. and 10th streets,
opposite Masonic Hall.
JNO. +. MAY, M. D., Medical Examiner,
Nov7 Louisiana Avenue. opposite City Hall
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