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Teiegraphic Marine Reports.
New ORLEANS, Oct I.
Arircd--Ships France, and Nashua, Philadelphia.
Herald Marine Correspondence.


nsgt Do ss pssss Al y sfa 81 Hsssa Ia
Paul NYork for Heymouthj Bolivar. Ellems NYork for
Baintrse Chesapeake Bsbbdge NYork Boston, Pride.
sThe vessels above reported supposed have sail
A!,o arr schr New England, -, NHsven for Bangor.
.eS m shr oa
tofor Roston; VIM Peters Lord do do; Larkin Chur.
Forrest for sotuate Hasri Ann Garland do for Bath;
KenIesee Spar Potomac ior do Tangent Pummer New
oct lin port All the arrivals Of Sept 29h and schr New
miscellaneous.
o and Old AZ s Ss and s1 eds %
tons burthon, haa been purchased fer freg ter at $1,000
sHip AAEcrAsy, ut PHILADELPHIA, from Noreans before
hurricane from NM which threw the ship her beam
jury mstts.
Portland with coal struck upon the Hedge Fence night Of
18th ut and remained until LIST inst when she got Of,
apparently without damage.
Sem VS. HoNE, Of Savannah, supposed from Eastern
psrt ior Nlors vas seen sept = ashore on Flood Rock
her cargo Her bow was nearly under water. and she is
supposed to have got on the rock the night before.
ScHR opHiR Of Gardiner 35 TONS seven years old has
been pursnssed BY parties in Fsl River for S. 900 She sail
Of Capt Calvin Baker, who ID part owner
WhaIemen.
An - EBedioId let mat. bark Anercs, West Atlantic
Hide, do do.
sid from Newport 2osh bark George Dexter Atlantic and
Indian Oceans
SID New London 29th bark Hannah Brewer Brown,
Desoiation Island.
Spoken.
Ship IneE unt from NOreans for Liverpool IL days from
the bar, Sept 10. lat S2lz. lon TN.
Ship Niagara from NOrleans for Havr days out, Sept
20 Smiths Point distant "a miles -
ship hemphis from Noreans for NYork Sept %, Smiths
Point distant - miles.
Barh Lucila, Weich, from Boston May g. for sumatrs
June lat3k, Ion -.
Bark Bowditch from Trieste for Charleston 10th Sept lat
81 81, lon 7oG.
Foreign Ports.
AsrINwALI, Sept 23Arr brig Egyptian, Studey Of and
from Boston via Dar Ca the rt and ses0nd oeors died
the patfnge % dysent,ry.
1raouA, atsept lsDark jacob Prentss tof Yarmo 49,
Mel. Loring for NYork next day only Am vessel
QuEnrc, Sept 2Arr ships Goodwin, Weeks, and Henry
Grinnell, Thompson NYork.
ST BIEsRp, Mart, Sept l2-Bark Lizzie Loud, GorhGm
Boston Via 81 Vincent twndward Islands not Cape
ST JOINS NJ Sept 23-Brigs Superior tRr), for NY0ri
sooni Uonetta, Andrews, from NYork, arr 22d.
ST VINCENT, AIT sept 13-Schr Arletta King, for Ram
Roy in lev hours, mate sick.
StL1 Kry,T I'll, Sept l7-Bark Undiue. from Domarsra,
brig Flora, Hubbard from Jamaica, for Baltimore In
few hours
ALEXANDRIA, Sept G-Arr brig Azsiia Slower, East
port sid Sth, schrs Forest Cole, Boston II Nickorsop,
fbirney, do. -
hLBANY Oct Arr achr Louiss, tNew Bedford. CID
crs George Emily, aud Elizabeth, Boston faugasaet
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

Z.
AsuEs-sG bbls were purchased to-day at 81 62S 81
6Sd for pots, and SIS $50 for pearls. per 100 lbs.
Recommendations continued to favor buyer sales
having been made Of 10 COO bbsordpary choice State
at 81 81 y ~ 50 mixed to fancy Western at 81 432i
"a 62a common TO good Ohio at - 43A 81 55L4 aud
mixed to straight Southern. at 81 56d 81 rs per bb
Rye flour and corn mea seemed inabimate There
1900 bushels Western white wheat bought at 81 O5;
1900 prime Southers red do at ySc 1890 Western do
do ut e5c; few lots rye. nj &c., 1s00 bushels bailey
az nc considerable quantities Of oats, at Al 4
46c and 30 GOO bushels Western mixed corn, at II u
T2c-the prev ious rates
Cor1oN.The sales to day very uncomfortable, in
all amounting TO about 400 400 palee with heavy
market.
FREIeHTs.-Rates to European ports continued dull
5000 10 600 bushels wheat engaged in bulk Mt sd
and 0C0 bbls -four at I'D With about IS 100 bales
cotton at sd For Glasgow ia 900 bushels wheat
engaged at I'd TO London and Hayre there was no
change 20 notice To California rates varied from 45c
Soc per foot
Provisions seemed pretty active the sales consisting of
500 bills mess and prime pork at Sl1 4 IL and sl52:
800 bbls good To prime lard at 12c per lo and
$50 bbs and old prime beef ut slof $14 and 81
SbI
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PBuarErrHIt. Oct. tReportedb by Barker Brothers g.
Co )-frss Board. slf0U Spring Carbon o. 1855; go
Reading Railroad Mortgage 6 3 IS; 10000 sehuyki Ma
peate and Deisware cana 81 hi ol: 5 shares Union Ca
nal 1875 100 do cash, 1856 100 do 30, 1886 20 sohuylki
Navigation Preferred y $50 do b5 2 10 do 2 IS do,
s. % 200 do no. ~; ii9 pennsylvania Railroad in lots,
~: - DO, cash 2s 400 Long Island Railroad b5wn 1876
20 do, E5wn, lSS 20 do 1874 100 Reading Rairoad I9
og NJ ri; Canal cash us q Ps9nsyyania and Ohio ca
o. Kentucky Rank, 10 Beitoecn Boards.-50 shares
UrOp Canal a. l6 leo DO l6 100 Long Island Railroad,
Ewn, l52 100 Schuyik Navigation Preferred, rs IS 100
do q: % Reading Railroad, 80 40. Second Boards5Q0
Penn sylvania g. 81; InUu Camden aud Amboy Railroad,
81, 63 b. 81! 300 Lehigh g. o.; 1000 Sehuykili Savga-
ton IS, 81 30 s2s 2OJ shares susquehanna Canal b5 l5
100 Schuylki Navigation Preferred s5wn, p; 100 Long
Island Railroad, s5wn, 1876 100 Residing Railroad s5wn,
ip1t Bank of Kentucky, no 81 United States Bank,
hfteF RO0Td-iW shares org Island Railroad s5vn 3s
tO0do, So 1875 100 do b5 VA 80 do lS2s % Union Canal
b. lGts Camdea and Amboy RAILROAD %, 1876 y CommeS
ciRl DAnk u. Market eteaay.
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Passengers Arrived,

yERrooL.stesmship Atlantic-J W Eeyitt Nj and
der, kiehter Mr. Bortier Tyfoi, Crow and aaush
ter ard Madam Bechet and servant shaw an
Porto. Baker, Balsall. Lehman, MIR Benor, A
Beard P.tt W Gil,ert friend and seryt, kiewz
mss,on. = Aaron. Gnerler W II Rogers, D T rsss
and son. J. Wnebrewer lily TALL Rev L 4 w Whiting
ham and Rev Nr Ayraut Miss Mr orhes
u Saxton. Mr. and Mrs @ Dun ,an, Cameron. W
Cater and two Mr. and Mrs Bur and children
Mr. and Mrs Il Mcneil Vance two children and servant,
Nrs W Vance, Mr. and Mrs Decopcet. Hoppin. Mr.
and Mre Bell servant aud child Mr. and Mra Appleton
Mr. Gwathpey, 1almadge Mr. and Mrs J W Spun.
Minsiow Sanford Mr AMI Mrs . Jones Mr. and Mrs
l. Rochester II Brown. MIR and Mrs Stewart Brown,
daughter and servant w Connery. w Neumsr Mr. and
Mrs Fornet, Sparks, MIR and Mrs Hassell aud two
children Mr. and Mrs Livingston, Mr. and Yrs Norton
Mrs ertoby, Walsh, MIR Bennett T Dalton, William
Thompson, A Loersch A and Vandervort Mr. and Mrs
J Martin.
CHARLEsroN-Steams James Adger-E Frost.
Ewhank, A Hazahgo, q Magange, Capt l. Woodbury. w
Cobb, X y Bush. l. Phillips, Mrs Gorf am. Josiah West
lotorn, Wambersie, Mcden, Ellis, Capt VAN
lersie and lady-S in steerage.
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= Bswsav TEsA!.s .sfAs dssaaals eaestaaas e he.
Hs.eu !. ssseotsf ecss Of she ryt oisas 4 literary
,tcck sctoss a. All the respective parts among whom sre
The nsmee Of Eddy Stevens, Johnston Mis- Heron sad
s, .omsns are ero.nrA with success 70 morrow
nFn. 70. grand legendary drama, Der Pruischuts,"
ssd the drama OF I" Kennsth.m
B.oADwAv THEArEs Mr. Forrest ocmmeucss bis
hd WEEK to morrow night and fit be suocsssfai -
tns past two ths manager and the will
10 coogratulste Themselves By putting money In their
pcchss Tho first piece announced is Jack Csds Ia
tstoa Of Oadc. The close with the farce
entitled The Two Dounycastssr
NiDio's dAapss The light and highly amusing
tes'a'Dments which given az tb- r. resort
sursct large a-eemb.gss. Mr. ! Browne a comedian
a the first rspk appears To eveoing in farce
OK tr'ebt'n 10 besth 'ss Jack Phan,os Tue bean
u'u bal It. entitled La File Mai Garden in which tho
scc'mplthed daeeuse Mile De Melisse viii appear will
alsO he played.
BuaroS's rnEAraE The featured for to morrow night
The comedy Of the school for Scandal in whsh all
The comedians will appear and the farce styled Fright
efAd To Death IL is dies for that this
Is attractive bill Everybody is well a~ue Of the
superior manner in which the entertainments pro
dOced nj this establishment.
National THsATRr-Maaager Purdy announces the
engagement Of the Meoplssie troupe, who appear to
morrow evening In both ballet and paDtom perform
The prprsmDe comprises the ballet Of liz Fee
aux Pearies' Oh. par cmm- Of Robert Maosire = the
sssDs II HI" Adopted Child and the taroe OF Life in
Alabama"
wALLAcks L,csua-Fbs establishment continues to
bc cx lively pStroDzed and the performs
ctlv.0 pleasure. popular entitled
The School for Scandal IL to be the feA
ture to night and all Will t-ruiusse with tbs
farce Of Ills List Legs" in which Mr. Brougham will
appear ~ 0Csnsehsn,
AMERICAN MUssu : The pieces to be represented In
the lecture roem Of this establishment morrow after
the farces Of Very Suspicious aud NJ r ;"
aud the prize drama entitled tho Orphans Drca in
the evening.
CHrisTY's OrsRA HOUSE, Chdstys Ministries continue
A. Poelsr as ever they announce ane entertainment
fer 70 morrow evening
WoeD's MirsrkrLs Iacted large audiences
during tho past week very attractive bill provided
ior to mo night.
WHITES VARIETIES This establishment was very we'll
pstson2ed last week snd the great
applause good bill Of entertainment for tomorrow
evening.
Mad Albcr gave her second concert in Phaadeiphia
on the let inst She had full and very fashionable au
dtpce and the she penetrated the very
OF her Listeners and that she may be regarded
having fully established herself in the good opinion the
Phlsdelphisns
Madame Anna Thilon will perform in the sEnchan-
tlee~" again on Monday evening. 10 Philadelphia On
the first night of the presen Of this beautiful opera
it is ssid hundre is unable to gain admittaDce
Madame Pico will give concert Monday evening q
New Haven assisted BY Sgnor vett sgnor Coett and
Sianor Maestro
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Died.


On Saturday morning, October 2 FANNY d. daughter
Of Theodore W. and Caroline M Pnekney aged years
and ~ days
The friends Of the family invited to attend her f.
neral from the residence " her uncle Thop.ou pnck-
ney corner Broadway and Seventy ninth street this after
neon at three O'Clock
On Saturday October 2, PHuBr, wife Of Thomas OAK,
eyed "a years.
The relatives and friends Of the family and members
Of Ttmpsr Looge No 2o3 Free and Accepted Masops
are Dsied " aerd Der funeral this afternoon At two
O'Clock fr, her late rssdencc, No 205 Eighth avenue
near rw. Dtieth street
Philadelphia papers please copy
On Saturday morning October of consumption, su-
SAN Ann wife q isasc Webb and daughter OF the late
DaI lei Riker Esq
The funersl services will take place this afternoon at
half past o'clock in the Seventh Prcsbytran Church
corner q Ridge and Broone streets
On SATURDAY, October 2 JOINS HoRAS In the 10th year
II his rge
The friends end relatives ~ the family respectfully
Invited 90 attend hi funeral this Afternoon ut one
click from No 20 whitehall street
In New York on Frdoy, October /, OF chronic dar.
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TeIeCynnhfc Rerlnrfa.

Nav ORLEANS, Sept. 80 1852
Cotton IL active; the sales TO day 1000 bales. at
92ic. for mddliDg and lie. for AIR, Rice TO arrive
sells at SO SO Corn il at Go LAID IL 70 In bacon
rdes transactions have taken place eye Whiskey Is
at 200
NV 0RLEaSs. October q 1852.
TIE sales OF cotton yesterday Ffidsy) we're bales
mddling quoted Mt good middug l0c--saies OF
the week "a COO bales scepts OF the period 80
The stock on hand amounts 20 ~ coo bales WINS
key has declined TO 1870. Our other markets all
dull.
ALBANY October Q, 1854
The following have been the pa Of produce during
the pat twenty four hour. Flour IL 900 bushels
2iou0 busbebarey 1G 600 bu hroats ~ coo bu sbels
wheat ZOO bushels. Flour exhibits change
j. slow OF tao at GS to 900 Wheat-2 200 bushels primo
Gepesee sold Mt l0tc. Raey-Sales made Of 600
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BUFFALO, Oces q, l603.
large and enthusiastic meeting held at tho Coan-
Gil Chamber last evening consider the proper
to be take for the building Of railroad ntcrsect the
Pittsburg and 0lean road Hiram Barton Mayor OF tho
city, called tho chair, and james Brayman and
g. II Lsthrop, both Of Buffalo, appointed Score
tares.
Speeches were made by Orlando Allen, Dol Cook. o.
spripgville Hon George X. Babcock r. Il Heacock, W.
W. Mann and william Wilkinson and letters were read
from the Cnef Engineer OF the Pittsburs Company and
William Wallace, Superintendent Of the Buffalo and
Brantf0d Ra lrosd.
The tpetche were copious and full Books OF sub
scrpton opened tor the purpoe Of organizing the
com papy and about s57 800 OF the stock
commute. Of six appointed to procure subscription
to be reported Mt the Council Chamber Wednesday
evening next at seven O'Clock o. Alien. H. j. DLdwia
- Bamblin A Baker s w. X. Watson. and James
sheldon named said committee. II the largest
railroad meeting ever hold in this city
The Erie County Fair closed ON Thursday. The show
was very m,agre Warren Granger Of Black Rock,
chosen President for the uing year The fair will be
held ut cold Springs about three miles from this city
next year
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sn.sss na.A:. An. Voc. r's''a'.es 'sss.'s Alss.y
SsHc6R, ssps ~. Art n'i ia: Sr.ss.ss - raeas
ILiS%sT. Sept a"sid s.s ch.s Edward. Dost. pills
BOSTON o.. Arr bar. Lacy, Hale LS,. ,I Bsip pss:
nsl nc s s s:s::
sneiorsd IN Pfssdsns Roads sEip Ma aims I:
e: f Sslss win
ting back to the koads ~ sunset Bark Ao s d on
sShr Harvest. William; wu%.ss H Sc,m,s.
Rsr.rsu ho,s. fhlaasiIhi.; sohr Msyh. w. spsAoes.
FAST cRTrNwlcn. Sept 2o-sid brig Ara Norton.
tsi RIVER ssps Esd sohr. Riohd sors,. James,
Bs,timcrs otl 1rh" tof fAi River sso of Gss dner)
ier bark lansaaI. brown brig s'sa.
Sep: % sss:
to- do In ror. 10Th, solr. Hazard. Ksindssr. ID
D'tss' as Ct .uo. Story brig. c.p
pee Charlotte Tirsheth, yiser, isoIa Ar;as wsa 10
coal loaded tchr. are At the sreakw.tsr de.sined bya
MYSTIC sept ss-sid Golden Rule Matthews Ros,
NEw ORLEANS, Sept a-AIr chip Calender. Brown;
Boston, bark Clark r9s sGnr Midas moa ;,s
ton d .saTsnr bsn irs"kS s Ten, Min, NYGs ships
hoRIoLk, sep, 2s-Arr brig Brothers Watt. St Vim
NAN fUcKFT Sept so-arr schr Susan Russell Nyork
NEW BFDf ORD sept So-Arr sohr Eliza lave. barnard
Norfolk fer Nantucket. Sid scbrs Brainard, Phiia
delphia Monterey Delaware City Thos Sm ith, AbSay
NEWPoRT SOFT Sod brig Ellen Hayden. Smith
Cuba In port bark Martha Anna Messer for Havana ids
brss John Baoh. Handy, and Lawton Gardiner, for
nniLADELPHIA oc. Arr steamer Ke,neboa,, Clark.
NYork; schrs Amethyst (Rr) Harris. Genoa 10 days;
Rrooksvlle, Cotty Pictou S. Brognnrd Erickson.
Nlork star. hickerson Providence; q w iiently Mills,
Warren 7. cid schr Delaware, Harding Providence.
PORTSMOUTH, sept D-Arr brig Protection Randall.
TOKTIAND Sept 3N-Arr brig Elmira strout Csrden.s.
70 day. Cid brig Cenl Worth, Racke Philadelphia; schr
FROviDfNtE. Sept sl-Arr schrs BENZ Strong Smith,
Alexandria United Bsllock, Albany: soop Commerce. Ty
Ter Albany via Bristol Sid brig brgo, Dawes Chelsea;
Jas Fisher, Anderson and VIM Corbtt Hewitt PhilA-
delphis Mary Pearson, Coombs, Nfork; soop Opera,
uulse, Rondont.
Boston; schrs Courier, Crovell do Pearl Knapp NYork.
SAVANNAH Sept H-Arr steamship Florids Woodhull.
NYrk bark Exact Grumley do; schr James. Wescott
bari Charles william. Rlasand, Boston.
SToNINGTON Sept 21-Arr schr Boston. Kelley, Phla
TAUNTON Sept 2s-Arr sohr L Croker Burt, Phila
TbONAsTON. Sept 22-Arr brig Fredk Eugene Nyork;
schrs Elizabeth Harrington, Norfolk Marb eheal NYork
WARREN. sept S-Arr schr VIM Bacon, Philadelphia.
Sid 18th .oop Mary Dallas, Hawkins, Rondout
WASHINGTON. NC, sept Arr brig Foliett Crabtros,
BostoD; schr Avarado. do 9th. schr Deborah Robbins
York; ar, Bond wIndies Cid Hth schrs Comet Pugh
WILMINGTON. Sept @-ArI brig Attakapas; Johnson.
Boston; 18th, schrs w Brown Hobart. NYork; Henry
Lea, Godfrey Phadelphia Cid 18th, brig David Dued.
wAREHAM, Sept 2s-Arr schrs Corinna, Philadelpha;
2Gth, schrs TX randall Blackwell, do; 2Sth, Admiral
Blake, and Louisa, do; 10Th, Agawan NYork Sid 9Th
sehr Ann. Gardner do 18th briggs Edward Philadelpha,
18th, Snsan Ludwig Hastings do; 18th, schr Lsmartiae
keene Troy.
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Passengers Sailed.

LIVER msbip Pacifc-Hon Hum phrcy Marshall
Commissioner TO China; Steele, Eng Honeg and Mr.
Dcteback, Of "; Saml Colt, Esq Hartford; Reese,
Phla: Thos Charlton. Boston; Miss Lindsay, Eng simon
son, " Shaw y; Mrs IA Morey. j; j l.
Newbo and friend Phila; Fcrcaq. Y; Beebee.
VI Jas Willcs London; Horace Garfield. y;
w uarriott. Frgland Miss Moody, New Rochele C II
Booth, Miss Eliza Fox Mr. and Jas Ticker New York;
Wolf Porto Rco Miss White. Pierson. Thos Barsied.
Of st James; Neular. Amsterdsm Ivan de Crab OF Hol
land. Master JAS Murray New York; A Wheelock y;
lr Withers " Name N y; Thomas Rigs and Ward,
of y; DIR Joseph Gauter of JERSEY City Miss Lester
Springfield Nichols d; Mr. higgins. Y; Miss CHEESE
broueh and NEPHEW. j. Little Phila Mrs Kobin-
son, New r. ch.le; Mr. Wakeman. Y; ii Houston, oston
Lafourcaelle, Philadelphia Pearce Y; schall N
Y; II Post, y; Murray, Y; VIM benjamin, phla-
delphia: Geo Jones, v; l. Baker, Howe 4; VIM
Copeland, Leicester; Trumbul II Morris, Y; W
Goddard, 1hos Hills Ferguson, David do Engeldorf
II Morris. j Lyman, James Steele VI Mf and Mrs VI
Sanger w Geibard. \ VI Brown, Phila; W Brundagc.
George sutton Brooklyn Timothy IL ortham Hart
ford MIR and Mrs W Dee, Hartford; Henry and Mason
Young, Y Miss Emmett and Miss Sweet, Y; Mr. aud
Nr ROonen Graves and SON NY Theo walter Philads-
Everett philadelphia Mr. and Mrs James Farnum and
samuel Moylc wife, and child Lyons, Du Chesncy,
Williams Hs,nes Folls, VIZ whitney. Chas smith,
Vim Coulson Beuj Beney J Alyord and Andrews, 5 :
Taylor Calkin, W Noble Rev yandorhayden, and
two friends of Troy, Mr. and Mrs Blrn. Of Hartford
Geo Douglass, Eng, Thos Stuckwell Eng, Mr. and Mira
Prone New York; Mr. Hammersly Eng II u Small, Eng,
Mr. Robert DumonG and Miss Mary Dumont, Of York.
Veoie $4,000
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THE MARRIED. WOMAN

THE MARRIED W0MAE's PRIVATE ME- oi,hl
COMPATIBILITY DR.. A. ~ Naurieeau Professs roi o..
essss Of Women-Twentieth edition, Is no. rp prios
sYcsre Of suffering, Of physical and msntsI zusA ~
many afectopato wife and pecunisry dHout lea 10 ~
husband might have been spared By timoiy session
.hs work IA 10 intended especially Tor the psr,d y,
those contcm plating marriage It dsooses "a
orets, which ehorld be known 10 them pafuouis nv
Hero, also, every fsmale-tbe wfethe mot her-,hs a,
either budding into womsnhoOd the other an The sson
CHANGE discover the esuses eymrtous ali the mos.
hoient edes the certain modal scvye H. -
complaint 10 which her sez Is subject - WV
(Extrsot o. letter from gentleman In Osytep oha
Or. A. ". kAuRronAu, No. i2p Id0ortyes s, nay -"
NV DEAR SHINY wife has beon pery snt;,,w go. .
thvoe yoafs OF more, in ccnseQpen - ~
guiSh and suffering come months before ,rd 49, ~
and prcstratins hc2 putting her ho ~ 1sS ceoihsasns
and which waS on the last OCCASION desrssrna aaakos
posed this state OF things was inoyf lIa "a sut
sell to meot tho worst At this ,;mo ~ Ios'snea ~
months heard Your book hiehy spoEen az SoOss W.
sos 49, y, my case It's receipt and nsrusnf
mind and theioy Ito pages ioY rted "a v , ~
inst the great discovery OF AZ ~
remedy u opened prospS to No wIich III, tsslaea
sas possible but Tor tbO ere snotber eesx p
pasa,sa usvr ~ - oil human proGabiity nv Mi
ioss. - - t''iaf'p W. Wn'pe'
9 o. eyuit. pnp0 sctiohbe 70 convoy more n., a,
setos Srehtv " they Of nature ssosr
Oshuo" LOT Wy mAV led thapo contex tiue nri..s
oh se ~ ~ 5r"g way, Aetor House. AZ the puS
u hs o"'o ~ ~ osrty nreet, Nav York, ittlc ~
Aieenyi Joseph uckcr Mobile Adams; Z pets,sa.
vhestHut drv rhiladephia. 90 tho vssept si az,
eonnt c.py IN 20 transuitVa by mail NO ~ r,tt,s
any pnrtV che United Stftes an losars M. * ~
atess,n y" sTad, T. pr ", &aUBTCsAI tsY "a Nan
10" W. enles QMea Ia LbsSB lly3sA
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Telegraphic ElectiOneering.

NEwBuRc, Oct. i, 1852.
JANIS G. Bennett Esq,
Enron OF THE NEW Yonx Herald
Dear Sir-In your paper Of this morning was pleased
to article referring to the abuse Of the telegraph
by politicians in communicating ami exagge
rated accounts Of political gatherings 1t is high time the
public mind dabused in reference those humbug
and 1t is sorry shift on the part Of depending po
ciaus fsbrcae fslehoods Of this description and
witfha calculated to their friends who may
be ois pos,d to bet upon this mot unreliable data.
Geographic despatch which published in the city pa
per- of the 18th ult a. follows -
WIG MEETING AT NEwBURG.
NEwBuRG, Tuesday Sept. %, 1859.
and Graham clubs OF Newbur. held here last night
large I'll wh,h engaged ard which finely illu
mnsted for the found 10 be too small for the
Tho meeting consequently held in the open air
addressed by Mesrs ugh A. Bull Of Montgomery, b.
W 6 Rice, OF .ayaga, and stephen W. Fullerton OF New
burg After the speeches torch light procession
formed, and the crowd dspe rsed.
Meeting indeed wa held but it was n most "begsar-
y account" conceded by the wings themselves
The room was indeed illuminated but it for the
exhibition OF HSBingon's Panoramic Paintings OF
Views in Italy, &c torch Ugh, procession formed
and numbered just 12T including large number Of boys
from eight years old aud upwards The despatch alt
fuss and feathers y On reaaiug the article. II
esteemed rsiher good joke by persons Of all parties who
witnessed The farce ON the evening OF the 21th
A. TO III. despatch FROM Newburg published in this
days HrAID permit me 10 say that while am igno-
OF the authors hip ~ the communication IL
TALLY CORRECT No such local demonstration ia
his place during the spirited canpagu OF 1914,
and. II m8y judge from outward appearance Rut ex
preston put forth among the democracy. Newburg
may be- et down decidedly democratic At the coming
II, II has heretofore been wing strong bold
You're, &c 4 NJ HUrrbNBER,
Ed. NeUJrg Telegraph
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Singular Predicament for a Bank.

ALBANY. Oct q 1859
The Commercial Bank Of th. city on opening fer bus
nes THE morning were unable TO open their strong room
containing all their cash books notes due &c The doo,
OF the resisted all attempts open IT, and the a.v
passed on without their being able to get at anyhoo
The sgent psfentee Of the lock Of the door wAs e
gphed TO come up from New York and ty and se. mat
txn ricbt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-03
WHO NOMINATIONS IN MONROE CoUsrY
Political Encountc,-Duel Anticipated.

NoaFolK October 2 1852
Difficult occurred at public meeting Forts
mouth Last night betwecu the Ron Henry A, Wise and
j. G. Holiday the PRECEDENT o, the Wing Association
The lie given and bows exchanged when their
e Dds inteifeted restored order. duel il antici
pated
No new cases Of fever have occurred In Norfolk durcg
We past week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-03
From the PIains--stn,o Of the Western
Waters.

ST LOUIS, October 2 1852.
Major aspderon and Captsn borne Of the mounted
rifles arrived yesterday In this city from the Plains
where they have been in service several months. The
attachments of troop. under commspd Of Major s
turned TO Fort Leavenworh Ia excellent condition The
weather on the Plains NIT and pleasant
The nissi,eippi ssouI and Illinois rivers were re-
cedipg UP 70 yesterday but 1t has been raining hard
during the lat twenty four hours and stu continues
The upper streams Will probably rise