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Ga d

DLAlNand Fancy ,ls'tns, friendship, and sOu-
printing cards OF different qualities su, purchaser.
All Of which will bssold very low for cash BY
msyl ". ". CsssfiS.
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Tea! 1'e,l Z

A large stock OF the bes, quality OF I'm. AYy0
peraI and Young Tyson teas, for famil, -
use, at reasonable prices. for sale al the E2E
m,vl3 Ottana Drug Store.
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La INNS,

BEAUTIFUL glas. lamps for burning sprt
ID vas, perfectly rate, and the cheapest and
brightest gh, for any use, for sale a. the
maylo Ottawa Drss Steve.
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MNll PaNec.

WIN IdpsV.
6O0 PIECES wall paper, window paper, and
VUu bordering. at the New Drug 4 Book Store.
June 26-tt T.. Y GRIsss.
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More Light!

NAMPlilNE, spirit gas, sperm and lard ella,
\Jandspern, stsrine, and tsllow saadlss Of ,hs
very best quality for sale cheap
myIs w. W .CAvAsiy
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brewery for Sale or Rent

Brewery for Sale or Rent !
THE subscriber wishes TO dispose Of the Brew.
l cry aud premises near the Aqueduct will Ell.
Their sell OF lease the said premises. with the fix.
lures first rate opening for the business ia now
offered, the terms liberal. Apply to Mar.hall Ev.
tr-tt, or March &c WALKER e. H.eRLlYe.
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CHARCOAL.
sawyer wanted.

WANTED tocontract for 5 oOs to 10, 900 bush
w els 4 liberal price will be paid ri' Ap
nly to (Narch 26) J C. NArrrSayp
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I Notice.
] HAVE en NV notes and nccoun,.in the hsndi
l., OF w, A. Sanger, office at my old stand with
Raueh s"Those who wish TO cave ces,s mus
c lllmme diotcly and paw up LIP. SANGER
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WIN IvsNl Piano music a'p'ndid SOL INA
H. - lection OF choice new music, ~
just received at The
may 29-tf OnsUs Drus Stare
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wooden ware,
SlIOvels L. Spn deS.

% boz. steel edg. and caststeel shovels and
" spades I5doz and 3 tine hay forks.
10 doz. manure forks. and IS dor no. .. iorssle
ow by ep25 s. B GnipiEy.
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Prairie Fencing for sale.
Tiows oinll kinds.

usage ORhGE SEED of superior quality.
. Those wishing to supply themselves canno,
do hotter than tu buy ot mtlQ I 4. NArrtkGsp.
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fbe ns Nuhoa rs geeNt moral sDd political svI aud
w'ud thst had ekis-sxes The, are uu wave ~
fbe difficulties which bee. A. and do intend pro
vote .sotuDai tsstousy sLa ba oed ay itmsd snd ms
Ie'ic favor toe desisrs ef the sc c, sa,smsr fom
'be Ntrth the South will they ever 6lsturb or
trench rps tbs cgmpomises Of ke constitution Phsy
bthtve tie ipsH uion TO IS ocel aud domestic TO he
etfsbiisrsd or abolished by the Ststes fbeUssve aad
slcne subject to their contr and that federal ezs
'but The institution Of local ecrty snd frau.
cbe peculiar 10 irsef they derry thnt Sovereignty
or Tvs people can justly clsim the right ressri az
pabtstory ana 10 erect in thu territories of the UoStd
as uitoout the authority Of Congress- and they bsve
that Congress- prohib its troduc.sn into hs Tar
MT les al lilo ,hs. remsin such &c
BeiI & believer in, aud an advocate for the doc
frine OF instruction which up to that time had been
only employed to uphold the principles OF the con-
st'tutionl indicated my WILLINGNESS on future and
suitable oc ason 10 vose as the Legislature had in
rtfucted without any repetition Of its diIection but
subsequent events and cevelopements, and further
reflection, admoIisbed Ire that should best dis
charge my duty to the constitution and the Union
by dsreeardiDg such instructions altogether aud al
though thy were ofsen afterwards repeated dsre-
garced them accordingly.
And now my dear sir, leave this matter where
but for your kind letter. should have per nitted it
t. repose, upcu the judgment Of people who .vc
not yet forgotten. nor viii they soon forget. who
tsinec and who assailed their countrys constitution
ID the moment OF its severcut trial. toe perver Of
becessitous politicians to the contrary notwth.tand
ing. Bnt it was perhaps, due to confding friends
that the einiser misrepresentation should be correct
cd aid thank You for the attentions which enabled
me to do II. Sincerely, yours,
D. S. DICKINSON
To Hepry #. Orr, ESQ.
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From the New Haven COui ior. Sept. IN
serious accident resulting in the death OF man,
and serious injury to four others occurred the Ca
nal iarof d. about O'Clock Monday evening. 1t
sesms that party tf hishmen, their way do sn the
road in hand left the standing upon the track
alone Soon afer gravel train came backing around
ve before the speed OF the engine could be stop
ped the train in consct with the hand throw
ing four Of the gravel OIL the track and rolling them
down steep embanLment An Irishman named Martin
Mack who wns standing by a brake at the time.
crushsd beresrh OF the and instantly killed.
Tho four shmen Injured were picked up and carried to
Uponvillc where medical attendance summ, ned to
their relief The following is a list of tho wounded =
David Burke feet hurt. and body slightly bruised.
Owen Conlin feet jsmmod
Edward rIeavis body bruissd vory slightly.
Francis Kenpnn, do do.
Cornelius Corbtt, badly hurt, but win probably
cover
The body OF Martin Mack was brought 10 this city yes
torday morning. and taken to hs boarding house IN East
Wa'er street. Previous 10 its removal Inquest
bold by oners jury. who, unders and returned
verdict OF mansaughter against tho lrshen who had
charge of the hand and orders given to have
them arrested but immediately after the accident they
ran away, and had not been found VIXEN informant
left.
Mr.. Lynch, the conductor Of tho gravel train, was
thrown from of the cars, and narrowly escaped So
rious injury.
We learn that al the wounded men wers brought to
this city during tho day. yesterday and are nov fast re-
covering from tho effects OF their Injuries.
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V. +. BRoUGH.
NEv FsGK, Sept. Is, 1863.
W = BIouaH, Esa.

W BIousH. Esq.
Dear SIR Your nos3 ~ yesterday evening soverirg
ct ecS for fifteen hpDd ed 1oArs Isl Sc being
the entire receipts Of ,cred concert gwen Sunday
evening last at Castle rroea, by Mons Julien FOR the
eete6t Of New Orleans sufferers received this
Bgy with full statement Of rbe ereo,es for -ent ad
vertis!pg printing and srr portion OF orchestra paid all
Of ahich bsve been examined desied and. fouad
rect auopn Ing to $500 oS The princoy donation from
Mons Ju Hen private fus do Of tptl amount Of these
expenses ray ve HUNDRED dolarn nnd eighty CENTS
is characteristic of the His hssrt is full OF
charity his ioul is full O.; usc Chis noble act will
be remembered by tho embers Of the Association
and BY the citizens tf NeS Orleans woh by tbs poor
WIDOWS sId orphans who viii e the ec psnts Of IT'S i'm
mediate bcref's You viii phase cnnvey to him sin
thanhs for his literal manifest Of sym
pathy for the afflicted and 70 al who grstu!tousy aided
HIM in his concert; and to the nenbsrs Of
his orchestra wo would tender our grateful ccknow.
ecgements. Pkase ACCEPT for yourseh dAr sir thou.
oDd thanks for good in the ofcharit
You have been active In such gsod works, an1 the
sicl, and poor will never forget you.
1 -yuly, your friends and obedient servants
CHARLES Frost. to,.-... +
J. OGDEN WOODRUFF, oonAn-s0"'
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Washington National Monunient and the
Public Schools.

TO TIE EDITOR or THE NEW YORK HRRALps
It has already been announced that the Children OF the
pablic schools OF tbis city win visit the Crystal Palace
commencing Monday the 10th inst Five thousand are
10 be admitted daily which will occupy some ton days fs
The admis sion OF all amounting to so 00e Ia suggested
that the parents Of theee ohiidron win furnls em with
the IN oil sum Of ave cents TO contribute to the Washing
ton National Monument Five cents from each would
amount to two hundred and City dollars per day. and for
ton days the haDdsome OF two thousand ao hundred
dollars Certainly there is parent but what can afford
TO give this small amount 70 eaeh Of ther children. Let
IT, hcn be generally understood by ovoIy parent through
ont the city, and provide thcm accordingly. What
peosipc and interesting sight 1t will be to 0c0 Of
bo riti1g generation marching up in body contributing
their mite TO the illustrous Warrington Besides II
would be setting good example for older ones TO follow
There Will be two contribution bozcs assigned exclu
eyey TO receive tho deposits Of tho chtdron belonging te
the public schools. Tho amount will he credited to thu
schools Of New York and placed talbot of stone and
placed in the monument. j. l. BROWN,
Agent Washington National Monument Association.
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From Turks Island.
DISASTERS 10 VESSELS, ETc.

pTsAsTrRs 10 VESSELS, ETc.
PnrIApErHIA September Is, 1866.
Tie brig Huntress from Turks Island on tho ID in.
sant arrived here reports having left the brig Samuel
French from salt Key for NeS York, which recently ran
aground OF Grand Turk, and had 10 throw overheard
part Of her cargo Of salt to get o She would sail on tho
Cd new crew could be got-the hands on board ref.
ing to do duty.
The brig Hetty. from New York, passed Turks leland
passage the 81.
The wrecked schooner Balance had bsen taken into
Grand Turks Repairs vsre found TO be impossible, and
abe VA ordered TO bs sot,
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Supreme Court. Circuit.

siaT. l5.-Eoyin IgeysoR and others Thon,rs Bar,e
ard oe,s.--Ths vas action Cor the performances
Of contract entered into between the plaintiffs and de-
PENDANTS for tho conveyance OF long boat from New
York to Francisco per the ship sutton, whoh Va,
eail the 1st January. 184S Mr. Winlels 5. Moody,
OF tho plant s partners assigned his terost 70 the
plaintiffs and was examined as o witness. II appears
that the defendants agreed to send the oa boat BY the
Sutton but that they did not do 30. and subseq ueny
rent II By the ship Harbeck In Mara 1ei0 10 alleged
that on the arrival Of the ongbAt In San Francsco
was very much damaged and Adsrcd worthless through
The carsessness Of the defend ants ther asents In
ges laid at o. 800. Fc ths defence II coutendet
ship sutton II nd that she could not 80 down be
tween ths rails anf thA the peintlfs being appxsed
thAt fact arsea cAt eSouh - ssnt By snother shF
Sealed yeri,et,
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TnpOrtant from MealcO-SaAta Anna Raising
y Largo AHmy-Four states Pronounced
ARnlnAt HIM

from the Nav Orleans True Delta Sept. 4.
Tho Indanola (Te1as} Bulletin OF the 3osh ut. an
the arriya. OF the mail from the interior on tha
29th and says:-
Antonio Ledger has late advices from the Rio Grande,
ZacAtecas, &c.
Santa Anna Ia prosecuting msa strcuuousy. Z"
tax of 12k centa 10 ipostd" says the Lcdr on each
mem ber Of family, causing much distresa and com.
plant among the poor An order has kewse been issued
for raising an army for frontier defence TO amount to
ninety ore thousand men, All mon able to bear arms
aI % pressed in the service.n
Santa Anna epjoDs all who have suffered from Indian
pref cnt their claims as tho city OF Mex
leo He Intends demand restitution under tie treaty
of Guadalupe Hdaao This order has given rise TO i'm
menso fraud Many canis where injuries to the amount
Of SEQ have been sustained. swollen to 81, GOO
Pour Of the largest States Guarsiuao, GundAajara,
Narcles and chihuahua have pronounced against Santa
Anna.
We have not vet received San Antonio exchanges
They win probably come to hand this morning. and may
fuInsh further Mexican intelligence.
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Aid TO New Orierms.


Mr. CHARLES H FROST
My Dssr SirsI enclose you a check fee eteon hrudred
sad four nars. beiog the c0Ount Of te pts Of
caucert SUE Jay evening ast at Casts Garden given
by Jul en- for the reler ,ei the New Ciaans sasrs
also an account OF expenses rent portion of tho
cfeSIa pIiI tiDei advertising &c. which amounts 10
Ssoo So Thr n julien segs to pre- as his do
nation towards te had the Bartnbls pnrposs
am, assr sir. yours truly.
y 2ROJrCH
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BosToS Sept. 10, 1855
In two hundred and ninety four towns and plantations
In Maine the vots for Governor stands as follows
Crosby, whg ,721 Morrill,, irr dem 80 480
flsbuiy, reg. dem % 426 Holmes, free soil. 349
To the Senate, consisting Of thirty MEMBERS the
Augusta Age Claims that ten democrats and SIX
elected, and fifteen No choice. The Age says Of the
House:-sxty democrsts whigs and nine free
sosra slsete with twenty two trcts to be heard
from, which were carried by democrats last year.
these unchanged, the House will stand eighty four
democrats Hfty eight wings, ard nine free soilers
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Collision ON the Hudson River Railr0ad.
Z

Collision ON the Hudson River Railr0ad.
THREE LIVES LosT-EEGINEs SMASHED, ETC.
PoUGHKEEPSE, Sept. Is, 1863
collision occurred on the Hudson River Railroad,
about two miles below this place. at quarter past four
O'Clock this aftornocn, between single engne and the
Poughkeepsie passenger train going south by which one
fireman and two brakemen on the passenger train
killed. and both engineer and fireman the single
sins were badly injured.
No passengers were hurt.
We have not yot learned the Of tho killed and
wounded. The engines perfect wreck
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Charges Against q Clergyman,

KINGSTON, n 7 , Sept H. 1st3
The assis Of Ulster LIS st In session. occupied with
the tral Of the Row Mr. Muller As yet evidence has
been given. witness was ruled out Wednesday
morning because the chsrgcs against the reverend gentle
man we're NOT specific spaaSh.
Reporters we're exclcs, a resolution efered by tao
advocate OF the accused, Rev Mr. Van santvoord, OF
Saugcrtics csncuson win probably be arrived ct To-
day
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POLITICAL.

HE HIGULAR DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENE.
will nees at the Stuyv-sant Institute Monday evening
shs 18th inst at half O'clock for tho purpose
making for county meeting to rafy the
State ticket made by the State Convention Syracuse
Thus. J. BARR. Chairman.
8; Gsa G g Ac1RA,.1s; R,s,sy; seoressries.
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Fugitive Slave Arrested In Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Is. 1853.
William Spriggs, fugitive slave claimed by DR.. John
Whitridge of Baltimore was arrested here this otter
noon. hearing was had before Commissioner Ingra'
ham, when the fugitive acknowledged that he was
slave and refused to have counsel. warrant
therefore made out and the slavo started for home With
his master. There was excitement and colored
psr1ons were present at the hearing.
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Horrible Murder OF AN Aged Couple.

SHnBuRSH, Mass, Sept. 10, 1868.
Last night about nine o'clock Reuben Cousins, re-
spectacle farmer aged 90 aud his wife, murdered
in their house by man named John Chapman, who
called the old to the door, and killed him with
He then killed Mrs. Cousins and assaulted an Irish
borer who in bed, njurns him severely and then
fed Cousins was reported to have II 900 In the house,
which was doubtless the Of the murder. Hundreds
Of peotle are searching in the woods for Chapman.
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FURNITURE.

NAxELLED DryRNITURR.-THE SUBSCRIBERS IN
yits attention 70 their stock OF ornamental fvrnitur
= &c a.rsblsy ssd Chez tnss, Is unsurp.sscd SriA
SsRs aaA chs trads, supplied liberal term. Rastsrf
Ssssreen G2wlIss s.resA wes. os nroAdvsy.
WARWICK TCRNHR
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Maine Law Nominations In Ohio.
CINCINNATI, Sept. IL, 1865.
ACnvention Of Maine LAW adv ,cates yesterday noni
rated datcs for Representatives and Senator's in ne
Ohio Legislature from this county Tho nominees are
mostly democrats.
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Illness of General Shields.
LOUISVILLE, Sept IL, 1858.
General Shields Is lyrg dangerously Ill OF Sparta, Ili
nois. Ills mind, at times. is quito deranged.
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6ALEA AT AUCTION.

m D. NASH, AUCTIONEER-STORE 80 BROADWAY.
~: "sherid's sale OF provisions, Friday, ths dsyD
Fepe R % AM at the store sting Of large guam
Pity Il pilot brad aad pork, in barrels
FhEvK. Il VcLTEE. Deputy Sheriff.
Saturday II st l0A at foot OF Thirty
East river large quantity Of stoHe consisting
dasng eurbng lintels, and larre lot Of blue stone
JOHN WILSON, Deputy Sheriff.
NMoCERY STORE AND LEASE.-AUCTION-MOH
vi ngs sale-Saturday, September u, at half pest 10
sled ths preni.es tho balance Of stock fixtures,
|neARS the throe leceo of groocry
t,ath eide Of Thrtyseoond between
BeceH pring the fixtures and fdrnish
.pg. WILMINGTON A. CARTER, Auctoneor.
|DICxLES, GLASS JARS, lac, AT AUCTION, THIS
ds half past 10 ooloot at 81 Dey street. Of
reenh; copeconery glasses and specie jars, English
brandy gin. wine, tobacco snu segars candles,
'''' ''''f'vWV vWVfILfNGTON A. CARTER, Auotioneer.
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4 WcdnesJay Niaht-Mutlny.

The storm Of Wednesday Night-NIutiny.
PmAprIPiuA, Sept 15 1868.
The Parker Vein steamer Western Port took refuge In
siee the Breakwatsr during the storm last night. Also
the brig Shamrock for New Orleans, the Of which
had mi ,iniad-
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MaSsac husctts Free Soil Convention.
NOMINATIONS FOR STATE OFFICERS, ETC.
BOSTON, Sept L. 1853.
The FTeeso State Convention assembled at Tltohburg
at IL O'Clock this morning.
Henry Wilson called the meeting to order, and com.
mttee was appointed to nominate permanent officers.
The Convention very fully attended, and harmony
prevailed.
About seven hundred delegates were present at tho
convention, DR.. Samuel Howo chosen President
but absent, and Hon. Edward L. Keyes, FIRST Vice
President, took the chair.
Hon. Charles Sumner absent, but sent letter
urging the adoption Of the Buffalo platform and the
Safe Constitution.
Henry Wilson was nominated for Governor by 610 out
Of 616 votes cast and Amasa Walker nominated for
Lieutenant Governor by 4O2 votes.
Speeches were made by Messrs. Keyes Wilson, Buck
ineham and others.
Tho Hon. Horace Mann alluded to as the future
Governor Of Ohio he being about to remove to that
State.
The convention seemed animated with sanguine hopes
Of carrying the Stae. Great unanimy and enthusiasm
prevailed
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The Onondaga County Fair.
SYRACUSE Sept To- 1868.
The annual fair OF OnondagA county commenced yes
te1eay In the midst Of heavy rain and hail storm.
Tho qualify Of tho articles exhibited was very ine
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Pr,ntcrs, Strike In Pittsburg.

PITTsBCRa Sept. l5, 1853.
Tie geographical society last night adopted compro-
use Of % sens per thousand Three Of the papers have
accepted this but the othor publishers hold out and
their employees win striko on Saturday.
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Departure or the Crescent City from Nor
folk with the Georgia's Passengers.
NORFOLK, Sept IA 1868.
The stcashp Crescent City sailed from this port yes
terday afternoon, with tho Gcorsias passensors Tor A.
pinwan.
On her way hers from New York the Crescent City
ports seeing two bsr,s with loss Of nas both working
to the northward.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


SFEClAL NOrAOHoe
ERUITs AND FLowERs.-A GRAND HoRTIcyLTg
Three se..eeutvs days Nihiss Garden commanding
Tuesday, september 10 1853
Nsw Yosx sSG.ETys
G.,asn % Tussd.y Wsd.s;d.y and Ih.,sasy SEP. q
We s
from hs s 20 sse
evening By the Distinguished speaker, Rev. r. H. Chaplin
TO- r.NoTIog.-.r. IcEns AND MEMBERS OF
sseRa M ths Lecture nes rn. sdAy sv ming @ at
eSr.d 81 the following Com,otce-B Travis ios
is Lecture assss
JOSEPH GUTMAN CONT sUEs THE CUSTOM HOUSE
oSsIe,s s .,a On MI M ~ At Ma
~ pr prssois viii Se hsla a. the Broad
raising
Geo. S:s.;s. H.rcs GcsIs0n ss nsa'sa sESoys,sS
and an On. .sssSr o.Aers All h1aOisIas &c &Gqraws
tJoTIcE,.. THE UNDERSIGNED, LATE OF THE
ain OF Psrne, Patss,s.u and stsok, has taken the
sssus;s :, the M late S q foot
snSs ~ % nhre he will carry on the
: : = '''' THOMAS STACK.
ITO THE PuRLIC.-AN ADVERTISEMENT HAVING
appeared In the Boreld Of the 9th signed jacob
Ssd.s hreisa rropsssy stolen
tnesefo GLIDING three notes signed by Israel Elias
Aarsn as and warning tho public not to sgoate
sAe same notice hrshy giveo that the said
s..d:.ic E. delivered b; Ii. gnaarssnsd
6iNee, by and Same were a,oording
ly dsliysIed to mo and now bold them. M. FISHER
Sept Is, 1853 lag Attorney street n "
- -----------------
ITO THE MASTERS AND OWNERS OF VESSELS IN
The Calitons Trade Mach da@aSehas arisen to goods
PorW u tho East Indies in Of the
swattsg Of the hold particularly bet decks This
has ken the With Of he hpest ships this
port 40 to be caused by imperfect ventilation
Tho yentaers ufed In most Of clipper sh do
SERVICE but not sufficient for protection cargo
tween decfs and the present arrange
,ment required Tho ritter Of New York respect
fully request that careful attention be given
It'll stisp Of vessels all long voyages to
proper etowage OF using sufficient dunnage
only In tie hold bu also between case
of side port leaking wst,r collecting from cause
it freely to the Is to
|thAt with the iscsa the ships
has net seen ding In the sise and
ioped that this subject also will claim tho attention which
ltesi1portAnoe deserves. ELW:;OD WALTER,
Secretary Board Of Underwriters.
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Rc-appcaxsnco OF the Cholera at Cunabcr-
land, Md,-The Coal Trade, &c.
Bsrr1SoKE, scpt. 15, 1868
The cholera has reappcarsd at Cumberland, Nd There
were twentytw deaths from Saturday 70 Wednesday
last
The Cumberland coal trade during last week amounted
to IL. SIS tona-
We bed no mails this morning south os Augusta, Ga,
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N EWS BY TELEGRA APH.
GEN. CASS' LETTER TO GEN. PIERCE.
MASSACHUSETTS, FREE SOIL COyVENTh,N.
NOMINATIONS FOR STATE OFFICERS.
Proceedings Of the Court Of Episcopal Bishops.
THE PRESENUiENT AGAINST BISHOP DOANE
DISMISSED.
y~J~~~~~~>~-~~~~~~~~~~s
Another Fatal Railroad Accident
~~~N~>y~>~s~>S~>>>~o~~N~~
Horrible Murder...POlitieal Items,
6C., &C., DC.
From Washington City.

From Washington city
THE LETTER FROM GEN. CASE TO THE PRESIDENT.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON Sept. 15-8pM.
tits due to General Csss to state that the letter writ
ton by him to the President which has been noticed in
the papsrs, was private communication and simply
pressed his confidence in General Perces honesty and
integrity and in the patriotism and wisdom Of his in
auguraL Whilst General Cass thus free in expressing
his trust in the President. he says not word about
Mr. Marcy or the cabinet; does he alude to the
policy OF the administration in the mattsr of appoint
ents-he only policy Of the cabinet yet developed. Hs
avows his opinion that the Presidents path has been
Of geat difficulty and hopes that tie rectituds Of
his principles win insure him success promising him his
cordial support This know to be the true character
Of the letter. X,YZ