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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-20

sad he cu5A the fair star that u soAae az
brighter than any Of her ead that star WI
be added 70 our .umse ,sss .na
would Iiks to speak and he would not like - deprive
them Of that honor Thisis very important movement,
would De triumphant and before the 1st or January,
1855. they would be free nation
ANTONIO BtTANcovRr then addressed the meeting in
Mr. ToLoS then made few remarks in Spanish. He
sad that Cuba must and shall DO frss and that they will
themselves free people This the time to strike
the blow for liberty IN that unhappy country. Ne
cluded his remarks amidst deatening cheers. He then
introduced Dir Brown OF Philadelphia 70 the meeting
Mr. Bko~S then came forward, and said that he be-
held before him those who exes from their native
land The American people in favor OF the Cuban
revolution But OF the press that Cuba ought
be free but she is not prepared Cuba is the last
rant OF Spanish despotm on this continent. On that
We're aoSs Of sSn so,n dSm n
America. which have achieved their freedom in
teligent and ned than Cuba. Cries of mo y
And yet This island is grooming under the letters Of des
potism lie happy 10 know that the Cuban people
found hearty welcome in the breasts Of the American
ration. The Cubans have been eating their bread with
The great question IS: shall Cuba be free or shall Cuba
be eusayed When the President of the United States
intefered with those who went 10 raise Cuba from
the dust he did that which waswronS and deeply did he
wrong Cuba He might have called lt piracy If he wish
ed but 1t was piracy. When they helped Texas in
her struggle for freedom they did not consider il piracy
when the American government helped the Greeks to
drive the Turks from their country il was not looked up
piracy. He then went to say that great
on aehiey cd without the loss of blood aud
that they should not be frightened If lc blood should
happen be spilled lie concluded his remarks by say
ing that he ought to beg their pardon FOR occupying
much Of their time.
Mr. LisA then made few remarks in Spanish
ANTONIO BErASBoURr then read some poecs verses on
Cuba which received with loud and continued
CARNATIONS Of applause.
The meeting then dispersed all seeming satisfied that
the Independence of Cuba was near at hand.
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Cout-f NJ General sessyons

Before the Recorder, and Aldermen Oakley and Ward.
ocI Disabling nth Intent 10 KiH The second trial
OF John Wilson charged with this offence was concluded
aud The jury. after short elaboration returned
dict OF guilty lie sentenced TO the state prison for
seven years.
Recsgni-ance FcJtied-Samuol j. Proper indicted for
obtaining goods under false petences and whose trial
has been postponed on several occasions called
by appointment and not answering his reeognzances
were upon the motion OF Mr. A. o. Hall declared for
feited.
= Plea Of Guilty john Bonch man seventy years Of
age pleaded guilty Of an asau only Ia firing pistol at
officer hewheIry The prisoner was a switch tender on
the Harlem Railroad and authorized to carry the
weapon for the purpoec Of hoong dogs &c. and The
night IN question he was in state Of ntoxcaon UDdor
the circumstances the plea accepted and he was re
mandcd for fcnfnre
.3cqpited John Bishop indicted for stealing $500
rom The pocket 81 the prosecutor he lay asleep
stoop corner 81 PyWet0n street and tho 30 very Wa
tid and acquitted The only evidence against him bsug
his own confession 20 the oilcef made under promise
that he would be let 60 Two hundred dollars Of The
money which was recovered ordered 10 bo given up
to the prosecutor.
John lennock indicted for stealing large sum in
gold +" the property OF Caroline Bonell," Of ludlow
ctr et was placed on hs trial when Il appeared that the
adys name was Bouell and undsr the direction Of
The court the jury returned verdict OF not guilty
the ground Of variation between the Indictment and
the proof ~ the words Of The statute The prisoner
was rtmsndtd that new indictment might be submitted
to the grend jury
Tho court then adjourned until 70 morrow morning.
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Died.

On Tuesday October 10, THcNas Cook, aged a years
ana MONTH.
His friends and acs uaintances respectfully invited
to attend biz funeral from bis late residence No state
street this Afternoon, az half past two O'Clock.
On Tuesday October 10, ALBERT VHoNr3oN, late
agent Of the 0wego starch factory No 196 Fulton street
eyed 80 years.
Iis relatives and friends are invited to attend his uue
raj from bis late residence No 40 Greenwich street
morrow afternoon NJ o'clock, without further invita-
on His remains will be taken to Greenwood for inter-
mfnt.
on Tuesday October 10, RraEccA, wife Of James Ga-
lBqher. aged 80 year,.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited TO
attend the funeral this afternoon ~ three o'clock from
biz late residence, No u Jacob street.
October 10 RcHARp BGtAN in the 52d year Of his age
formerly Of Baltimore.
On Tuesday morning October 10 aftera severe and u-
geri1g illness which he bore with Christian forttude
RoBtfI IScLts, aged "a years, months aud days
The friends Of his family Of his father George and
h grand father James nglis also the members OF Go.
umbsn Tent No "a l. o. of Rechabites respec fully
invited to attend ais funeral from his atcssidence No
Al Hammond street this afternoon al two o'clock His
remains win be taken to Greenwood for intermeut
On Monday night October 49, LtLLIE S.. second daUgh-
ter Of Randolph NJ. and Maria Louise Cooley, aged ~
months
Her fureml will take place from No 800 Second ave-
nue. thia afternoon Mt halfrsst two o'clock. Her
mains viii BE- tsktn TO GTeenwocd.
On 1uesdav morning, October 10 JAyEr ". BLicK in
TIE lSh year Of her dangher q Thomas md Janet
Black
The frords and acqusintances Of the family are re-.
srectfuy invited to attend her funeral, from the rel
dence Of her parents No s. Wet street this afternoon
ut two o'clock Her remains will be taken 70 Greenwood
Cemetery.
After a lingering illness, SltAn r.. wife Of AIphonso
Pohillas IN the 18Th year If her rye
The relatives and friends OF the family also tboc Of
her brotherin law VIM g. Tway. ar invited 10 attend
her fuperel from her late refdspc6 10 ~ watt street
this afternoon, 81 Two o'clock, without further nvftl
ton.
On Tuesday morning October 10 sAut AtLEY, IN The
f5h ytor of hif ace
Tbc icnds and relatives ~ the fsmJ. end Of George
GiifWod ~, respectfully Invited 70 atteud tha ffre
ybl Jen ~ NHghiuet0a sQntro to uorinR m2EAhtE
itt Il ff Ufrrl w#ihu.t itfNigD s.ktrn
NU fl - .tntMf ti, rtMr ~ ts.htE H. tM NttA
ia relatives nad tr.pds ana also he members OF Co
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iumbian Engine Company No. II, respectfully inv
tee TO attend he funeral this afternoon ct O'clock
from bis late residence No West Twenty eighth street.
Eighth avenue His remains will be taken Green
wood for ntermont.
At Newark, N J on Tuesday morning. October 10. at
half past two O'Clock MARY wife Of Henry Hill and
daughter Of VIM r. and Sophia Draper, of Luton, Bed
forcshre Co England.
He's funeral win take place at four o'clock from No
Springfield avenue
At jersey City on Tuesday, October 10. o. oonsump-
ton ABBY, wife of WI iam Sisson. aged AZ years.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral this afternoon at two O'Clock from thu
residence OF her brother Potter Browning Philadelphia
Hotel, Montgomery street jersey City.
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herald Marine correspondence.

Ssssiiodnrs pillow tEsl Stevens Eadf9rI Ms g..
Boston GoTsna Gahrss DO dS ss6ra oToloo
Mary Crockett croekts do dol htfoot Perry do
Hal s is
2rIcr Han 10 Tor Porlapd Wessport Reed; 40 for
& ell the yes ssbg, arriving hg A. this p oT on the 10Th
RsaSna Rose S? BOSTON, toms ii Dorado
Istl-Arr brig Leandsr, Davidson Ng9Ik for stediae
rudd en- and damaged false keel.
ashore on iionemsha Bite morning Of 18th INST Nothing
more IL relation to her situation
rn,lADErrprA oot1g-4PM.
9rg AmcTea Batch saiem sohrs Luther Child Baker
larEin CLurbuck, doi bledway (Brl, Porter Haax "
%s SeT dT are Sss lS
Benedict Thomas NsT Haven Thompson GorsSn sr
~ y N bsid eSS nnsy leaning" 'oa''
pr wssh AmIs a'se ps sS
Saratoga. siprlc New York; Leaning Godfrey Provi-
Proydsne de Bailey rortcu G4 4ppeg at
Indicot New York; superb largo, Port Morris; Bene
Excel, Cromwell, Portland.
miscellaneous.
rah to have pat lack 70 M the er CIV .
tic morning In ns and at about halfpas II O'clock
I,s c73cgs:s,ed violent gals causing her to png
at WORK 70 e her Tie water continued 70
tI S ne ,s RsVSn sss Tho Ss
tier forts could not master the leak ASS last recourse
meant Tho stctmcr kept aoat The captain deemed it
Il a the damage to Tic vessel 5us rSr u Thc
cause Of the leak is not yet known.
DAas ELlsAn.Im LrSyIgr from Portland for cardonss
spolen off Hole in the Wall date by the Br brig Caro-
reported having lost in gale from Sc on the let o.
seFt q Hatterae all her maste, bowsprt sails and zig
girg, the sea making clean sweep over her deck.
Scum Lucy AsreAu, Tilton, q ard from Bath with
wood for Worcester Railroad Company white At anchor
ehr The had core carried away, and vent ashore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-20

DELIBERATE MURDER AT MILWAUKEE About
ten o'clock esterday morning Dir John NJ. w Lace.
long Iedent here and known TO all OF citizens was
standing near Hopkins bookstore Wisconsin street.
looking at the pictures displayed in the window young
sill named Ann Wheeler, who has been In the employ
OF Mrs. Cleveland, miliner the other side of the
street crossed the road and walking up Mr Lace drew
pistol from beneath her shawl applied 1t to the back of
his head and tired He fell dead instantly Several per
sons were aandrg in the I'm mediate vicinity who had no
idea OF the intention II the girl IL the deed done
She gave herself up at once saying that che had done
what che meent 70 %, and to do publicly" The boa Y
was taken up and ed 70 the house the sister Of
the deceased coroncrs jury empannelled AZ two
O'Clock, and after viewing the body, adjourned till this
morning TO await the post.rnortem examination. When
the girl gave herself up che handed the sheriff the pistol
"a double barrtled one) and dirk knife which she had
kept reserve With regard TO the Of this shock
ing sar there are many reports but they mostly tend in
one direction, which would make 1t only another
added 70 the long catalogue Of women led astTay neg
lecttd and in desperation taking the law INTO their
hands There are others which tell direrent story in
favor Of the deceased The girl l. quite young aud
understand has relations in Cleveland -Duaqkie Sen.
incl Oct. 10.
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Observation-Disclosures,

Metropolitan not.--uon. +. o. Csbell, Florida; Gen.
James Tansgc New Hamburg; Hon p Csgger, Alba
ny; Hon Il. NJ Bisqus, Virginia; Hon. G W. Owens,
Georga: J. MoDosell, Canadai y. Lansing Albany;
Hon James Dixon, Conn 4 q. Leeds, Boston; j. w.
Jones, L. s. Army; J. Graves Chapman Quebec; W.
Buchanan British Army; John knight. Miss S. Jones
Lyman Montreal; Dr.. james Allen Halifax; John l..
Peyton u S. Army; and 100 others.
AT the Astor--C. Gray. Herkimer; ii. X Bgelow,
Clinton; W. Homes, Philadelphia; H. Nottingham Bos-
ion; Gen. Scott, U, Army II. C. Lockwood, Troy; W.
II. Topham, Wasbing.o ION; q. Perry CanAda I. Souls,
San Franecc; DR.. Lynch Washipeton-and l2a others,
Al the IIvipg-Cspt. McCulom U S. a. Benj Ian.
nan do Relic Campbell Montreal; Robert j. Walker,
Washington; Col Moore. England J W Billings Hi
nos; Dr.. Wheaton. Q. s. A.; Hon Harry Uibblrd, New
Hampshire; II Middleton, South Carolina; DR.. Upham,
Boston: Williams Utica; w. IL Richardson, Rich
mond; J b. Casey. hentucky--and 166 others.
At the hmeican~. J. Bee, saycpnah; u. Thorn
Philadelphia; Mackey do: b. II. Radford, Mass
J. i. Brooks, New Orleans; Col Montgomery. Ala A.
M Bhett, New 0flean1; T. McCauley, Batimote--and
90 others.
Howard Ilotel--JA Lane and family. New orlaans j.
Rngueberry. Leckport; J. p. Pelham Mr Merrill, Mr.
Goodman, nIr Taggart, Mrs Worthen, Alabama; H.
Richer Indianapolis; J j Smith Montreal
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I1n Ssenerers AI.riYesl.

NEw Enthusiastically Crescent CityMr Lewis Mas
tin, Miss Jane Kinna, Tillson, IL Bahan, q Bahsl
Cart Merriman Mrs Thom pson, Mr. Wallmor, Richard
Norman, Locierc, VIM Cerchow White, Cradles GeI
rella Herman Esscr Master Esscr Edward Henges Petd
Smith Mrs Smith, Clause Stueke Mrs stucko VIM Farlei
sanford Leach, James Perry, Hammer, John whia
den, IenMmin Cndworth, VIM a Whiddep, Mrg Elzabet
Coney chester Merretb, Saml " Hill, w II Wadswortl
Cladus WadGworth Ellis Hooper.
usnLrsToS-steamship City or Norfolk--Wm Angul
Mrs Ward, Venry Trip Rev Lyons and i've children,
Stranza Jonn Livingston, Mics Simons, Anthony Roth
MsTsrzsb-Berk Iieels--J Morrow, Florence.
kaN " E.I--sear ChAa LAMonEsaE MECHANICAL
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Sapremc Ccurt-sprciaI Term.

Der 1e-George NJ Sherman Isaac Smith Motion
10 set aside execution irregular, is denied liberty
given to plaintiff to enter order that transcript be
amended by striking out the allegation of satisac ton,
and lie fled OF Goth January last (the day when
1t receiyed and docket in Westchester county TO
be amended Amendment to be on paymen. of costs If
dtfendsnt give consent 10 consider motion to amend
made at the time with this motion; otherwise
it j. without costs TO either party.
Elisabeth Broom Ui3iam G. Pt1Tine and ano'hcr.--
Defo pdaDt Webbs stricken out, frivolous and
sham. Defendant Per1ine's answer to stand
.1nd,t,o hor1M .9usin Hall and others Referee 8
report to be confirmed with $40 costs and the costs
the reference defendants spuating to admit that
question Of fecoupnent not raised in the action.
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On Monday October IS by the Rev. Or Schroeder,
UINRy d PRrsr to PIioEBE AES, daughter Of Levartt
Tresdweil Ill o. his city
On Sunday evening october II by Rev. P McKenna.
WIN. THOMAS MARriS to Miss JUIA NJ L4wLEss, both Of
this city.
At Fort Plain, ThursdaJ, October II, by Rev Mr..
Blodget, sir JAMES KELLOGG Of Milwaukee. Wis to
Miss HAnRT JAM, daughter Of d. James Diefendor. of
the former place
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LINES or BISHOP DoANE Bishop Doane was
taken suddenly ics yesterday morning st New Bruns
wick, during morning service BY note from his SON
Learn that Is prostration 70 which he mas
been subject sire Lis Illness in 1913 has been pro-
duced by the excitement he has passed through during
the last weeks and the continued pressure Of nj
ties The kind attentions of his hospitabe host,
says the note, have nearly retted him Tor his labors
NeW0rk .3dra6gcr Oct ~
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TeIcgrapIlc Marine Reports.

Arrved-Bsrks 10 Fayal; Little Lizzie Rio Jansirc Aug
20 e tarh Gambia for York ~ days brig Conan for
do - day sd 18th brig Amhrosia, NVork) Tom Corwin
tier fuegeF Volunteer, and LIND, NOrlesns Isabella
Charlotte aud Volunteer ophia; brig Oak Malaga
feet Of bfigs sohrs from Phil phia
Lucy, and Cotey Co. York Mary Dana Box, vintage
Brave, chm StTB and Convert, Albany.
Alac arryed-Barks Lenoz Cronsadt; Montpelier, Phi
ladelphia.
CleareGShin Cato, San Francsco big George Otis JAG
mol; sclr Comrarce NNork
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Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship Asia (Br). Lott Liverpool Cunard.
Slip Helen McGaw. Lunt, San Francisco, E Sutton.
Ship Great Western, Furber, Liverpool, Ii Marshall
Ship Howard eHam), Niemau, Hamburg, Schmidt s.
SHIP Zurich Rich, Havre, N Livingston;
Ship Col Cults Shaw Mobile. o Ward Co.
BARK Virginia Ann Roberts San Francisco Fowler
Bark Green Point, Mccormick, San Francisco, Thos
RsIF So;s nFqsa 5sHa NE Barclay Livingston
Es MM9s orh,n avail fpso s,1s Msno
Biz Sfiiis tBr5 cossss,' Johns NJ Din
ssas NV smith smith SMITH, Savannah nscrsady Co.
@ EGha a sh
schf Henry own Jones smithaeld Van siaght
schr John Thomas. Eizie, Fredericksburg Van Brunt
schr 4 " Reeves, Reeves, Philadelphia, MN Fox.
schr Maria Fleming. Godfrey. philadelphia, Jas Mckee
sshT JEWS Berry rSFtapd Lsw,s
London, Dss Arts & Heuser.
Arrived,
Steamship Crescent City Porter New Orleans, and
4 days IS hours from Havana, with passengers to
Steamship City of Norfolk, Post. Charleston. IA hours
wiz mSss and passengers to Mailer Lord 4
railroad iron, Buck Co. Was at anchor outside
Bark neela White Mstanzas, oct 49, with sugar to
Bark PRINCETON, sssisy psmarsra % days in ballast to
from Balmo1p for Laguayra, IA days out who
Ported having experienced severe hurricane on the 10Th
Bar joseph Fish ssavsy nSn;srs days with salt to
BARK Carolina Gadd Charleston days. with cotton &c,
to pynRa BAN DiTS mon prowns por. a, prcs d,v
hS aa
snit IT,. 70 ioShc SOM yss:s 70 Buck Co. '' WYNN
"a II days with Pimenso &c, to VIZ Dawson Was at an
KOksnbagsh Oct u lat IS = Ion r. spoke schr United
SfatA fr4sn IerG lilo fNrR uekO
Brig Factor lc chorryaeid) NOOnan ROndOu for East
schr Lucinda Br, Of cor.wals), Norris Gonaiyes. IS
da,s Min logged &C. to Rsssire Go; Oct T.
With squalls during Of which Knocked down, and
away tie sT which er9qsh her up to the wind and had
TO G es S W a ear lost nsaaso, - DAYS with
fruit, to Miohener & Stew.
scr Charles Edmondstan tof CharlesOnl, Johnson sa
schr London tBr) Murphy St John, NB, 10 days, with
o sf IT, re- st %ysad days with cot
SER Frances satteriy, Wyatt. Savannah, days with
schr Eiouise RolinloS Wilmington Nc days, with
sehr Wake Marshall, Wilmington, NC, days, with
sehT Cora Manly, nayman, Nessorn, NC, days.
sshr ya99aIi. a days for b GCsson
s albany
s John Nfs hgSa aa tGT troy
sebr ynear William, Bradford, Hartford, day, for
SER Charles Haley, HuG Bridgeport,
Sehr Patrick Her ry, Sudaon, New London, 2 days
schr Victory, Ihorne, Providence, days.
Schr Japo Hall, Westerly RI, days, for Albany.
schr Armada Kelly, Marbchead, days.
Schr Senate Blossom, Kcckand, O days.
Sohr Richmond. Hicks, Rockland days.
Selr Vermont, Alcr. Calais s days.
Steamer Penobscot whitaker Philadelphia.
Sleep Nary Elijah TIL Porter Rondou for Portland Conn
Sloop Henry Ridgeley, Layfed Bridgeport.
Wind OF sunrise, NWi meridian INV; at sunset, N, and
very fresh
The ship Helen McGaw for San Francisco, has anchored
in the n orth river.
Owing to tho fog in the souud last night the Eastern
steamboats, did not arrive until late this morning
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The dwelling house. barn and clubhouse, Of Mr. Join
ir by incenoiary Thursday night, anddestroycd
Los about 50 eco
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GREAT FEE AT WATERTowy, n Y BY an ex-
ira q the Norttu Ne1e York Journal published at Wa
te town, Jtefon county learn that fire broke out
in that gege at three o'clock Saturday morning in
small WOODEN building which extended 10 and destroy
ed entire block q buildings The block contained
two boot and shoe stores grocery the express Office
the Office Of the Watertown Bank and Loan Company
several law Offices snd the office Of the county trea surer
Everything sagod In the Offices Of the express the
bank. and the Ufer. The buildings belonged tn
Hurgerford estate Jno Clarke, Damn ana g.
Sherman. They worth $1,000 each; all well
insured The aggregate loss Of property about SIS 600
70 $4,000 The origin Of the ME was unknown.
TIE New York HERALD has been among the
most nveterate oppone ns Of snera Scott for the presi-
uency but that paper has not descended 10 the
vulgar abuse the contemplate misrepresen sops,
the gos falschoods Of the Washington Union the Penn
sy'rcnan or Senator Douglas, OF General Houston On
M contrary thai paper Of the Goth besrs this testimony
~ ~ favor but for the private repu taop % Gen
sr"ti g well a. fer hi military character have al
the highest regard and deepest yeneration lie
y te pink ~ ohiyalry in bis profession; and
us mNt ~ socin lie he i without stain OF blenlish"
~ ios dYuLltcmi or b
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n Maritime INT ELLIaEH Il
Movements OF Ocean steamers.

ALmAsAc FOR NEW roRK-THs DAy.
sUs nIsEs Is MOON SETS morn II At
SETS. IL HIGH WATER morn W
Port OF NEW YORK. OCTOBER 10, 1881.
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Police IOfeIl1pence

The E1a5ee >ement the House OF Broan Brothers T. Co.
In This the parties concerned met at the appointed
hour Tor the purpose of continuing the further inveti-
CATION in the matter of embezzling $3.50 0 from the
banking house of Messrs Brown Brothers Co ; but in
consequence of the counsel for the prosecution not being
able to appear the magistrate postponed any further
animation until Thursday next at three O'Clock L. NJ
WhGts in The Pnd.A meeting is to take place at the
Eighth waId station house this afternoon at three
o'clock consisting of the captains of the respective dis
f'icts OF police. AT present unable to ascertain
the purpor Of the meeting. unless II Is to petition the
Mayor and Common Council TO allow them pay and
less duty TO perform.
Forging Ch.ckS-.i1Ttst OF the EorgerS. - Yesterday
morning officer Gatfn.y, Of the Second ward pocs,
arrested man named Edward Ii. Shepherd, charged
with forging two checks the Broadway Bank purpot
ing to be signed by Edward Crolius, of No rs Col
street Of Water street. The following copies
Of the checks:-
$++$$4$tt+t$$}$t+
It Oct. IS. ls5s. /:
= BROADWAY BANK. te
Pay TO Edward Crolius, bearer, hundred and -
r. ten dollsrs. EDWARD CRQI!uS. +.
- SlI0 ~. n
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Observation-Disclosures $$3$tft&t
* OCT. IS 1857. !:
- BROADWAY BANK. %
- Fay 70 Edward Or lius or bearer, twenty-five dol
4 81! i,i O.. EDWARD oNoiiOs' i.
=
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The ship Helen McGaw for San Francisco, has anchored
in the n orth river.
Owing to the fog the Souud night the Eastern
steamboats, did not arrive until late this morning.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-09-02
Only One Vote /,

NonTH CARoLINA.-It is settled ,bo, 81
Wings have four majority IN the Hopso f-'
time ten against them and the Opposition >, ~
the Senate, CAST time FOUR counting as ON. :"
ton the Senator from Camden md Cnrrt..i
claimed to be elected by one majority 1I
Is dispute rs TO who is chosen In This ne.
and the two Shoriis have made congicfin-
turns, hut the Opposition story, lthe ont, one ,.
have heard makes 1t pretty clear that the ,n,.'
ton of the voters elects Shaw. Opp bv ono ~.
jority. And that one rote decides lie comploy,o.
of the next joint ballot, and will probably elac, %
L. = Senator for SIX years
W higs of every State treasure this inci3o-,
and keep ever in mind the importance Of an,
roie
LArrR.-The Raleigh ~. c. Star says ,l,,
there will be a tie 10 the North Carolina ,epis
lature on joint ballot, with one Contested SEM +,
the Senate Boston .7Has.
But that site" does not diminish the o,,,,
ance Of one ro'e. Wuhou, that one tl,-,. uo,.
be no tie; and with one more. the knot would 4.
uniief and the complexion Of the Legislature and
the election Of Senator settled
We say to every Whig-Remember the ,,,
Of one roie. Let yours go into the box ON Tues
day next and make yourself committee of ,ir
lance to see that your neighbors have their yo..
ln also. Erfry poier at the potts, and ererg rob
IN the Dor that should be the rule.