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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-13

TO TIM EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
your paper OF yesterday morning perceive several
articles from the Providence and New Haven journals,
abiding to the official chalssgs Of Southwark Engine
Company No. 80, Of this city, TO Gaspss Company No.
g. Of Providence. Now, air you have bsen cognzsnt
OF al tbs transactions connected with the South wark
Company since her acceptance Of the invitation 10
to Nev Haven to enter AtO tho contest for the
PRICE would beg tho favor, . New 70 X fireman to
respond briefly to the three several articles inserted In
and Nsw Haven Courier. You also equally we'll
aware, that since the return Of No SO from New
Haven they have been made the subject Of most
ranted abuse Ia the papers, almost daily having been
charged with chasng the Gaspee and all other COM
psnios to play for from to Ave thousand dollars,
effect from No 3S II Vas not long no wever,
before they began swallow their assertions Guide
an article In the Tribune of last Saturday morning Au
gust 6) wherein q correspondent signing himself "a
New Haven Fireman" acknowledges that, latter all,
Southwark No 80, has not put for any official chal
abusing them through tho papers." Aud nos having
patiently borne that abuse for tso weeks hav
ing been induced to forth challenge to defend
honor after having been subjected every species
of brsvsdo and inuepdo they find they
put forth the challenge their presenting the
ration and they invited to participate ia contest
silver pet But this species of subteruge and
shifting Of responsibility will answer South wark
awaits apxiously the response Of Gaspes
allowed her friends and champions In Providence and
New Haven tsuntingly 70 inquire, where = South.
~ che in The same spirit would no. naturally ex'
csim, nWhere Is the Casper She Is the company
that carried off the FIRST prize and she Is the only
phDy that No 3S has ct present to contend With If she
away her (as they suppose ubjustly earnsd)
lsurels, it will be then time enough TO eDdeavor to
silence Others. MO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-13

The CONSOLIDATION project The meeting Of the
Commissioners appointed BY Will asburg and Bush Fick
in conformity with the Of the legislature providing
for tie consolidation Of Brooklyn with the her tao
poratops, held at the county jail yesterday after
The president Martin Kabheiseh Esq occ upied
the chair, and all the members present, gho on
next there probability that the Brooklyn Alder
men woulo appoint com mssioDers ia the time
This he In preston; but 1t is not founded good
authority Il shows however position the part
OF the nembes from Williamsburg and Bush~ick to act
with fsirness in the premises The Mayor Of Brooklyn
has been applied to By several aldermen who acted with
the minority this question, sting him to
special meeting. bur of those who voted vita
the majority have desired convocaton Of the Board,
the Mas yet undecided He expresses opinion
that II would be improper TO call the Bosrd together
unless upon business Of urgent necessity, nany
Of the bers of aud that unless two or
three Of iboe who with the majority should hsvs
changed their vrexs and made the request a nesting
would not alter the state of affairs So things stand at
present.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-13
Personal Intelligence,

Amoog the distinguished arrivals at the st. Nicholas
Hotel are Gov. Prst. aud suite, Nd ; Gov. Ross and
SON. Delaware; Hon. K. Robinson, Rhode Island; Col.
Parks Louisiana; 7. G. Tvitohell Nsw Orleans: Gen
vsn Rensselaer,, Albany; Hon A. Clark, Alabama; Hon
d Jones do; Capt Ryan, British Army.
Henry M Rice has been nominated by the democrats
of hnDeso'a for delegate to Congress.
Gov Gorman left St. Paul Minnesota for Sank Rapids
on The ls instant for the purpose Of holding treaty
with the WIHebsgoss, he having been appointed
Junction with Gen. Fletcher commission for this pur
poe.
Rev James McGregor Bcrtram, Mrs. Bertram, Miss
Mary Btrhsm, Miss Helen Psarse, George w. Kmball
Esq., OF Georgia, u. consul at st Helena George Ryan
Dryer, E4q of Salem, Macs u consul at Mozambique
and Mr. Lyman Uapp, Of Pawtucbet, sailed on the 0h
inst, in the clipper bark Warren White, bound to St.
Helena and Mozambique.
ARRIVALS.
From liverpool In ship Undorwrlter-Mr johnson and
lady, Mr. Humphreys. ~
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Army Intelligence.

RESOLUTIONS RELATIVE TO THE DEATH OF GEN.
RILEY.
At meeting OF the officers OF the Second Infantry
stationed at Behecs held the 2h OF JAY 1858 upon
the occasion Of learning the death OF General Riley the
folio wing pream BILE and resolutions adopted
Whereas, Having just learned through The public
press " the deaf Of Bevet Major General Benno Riley
avail ourselves of the earliest opportunity to adopt
the following re- outons, feeble exoressi of tse
spon aneous and rrepressble emotions deeply felt FOE
the loss of neJitorious and distinguished soldier,
long In command Of and identified With the rg nent Of
which members.
Resolved Tha, in the death Of Brevet Major General
Riley. gnise signal bereavement TO our country
Of the services Of in whom purity OF motive united
with AZ unwsveripg reeouon OF purpose, under the d.
recton Of ready perception and sound Judgment, TO
initiate and enhance through life most envabe puta
ton ex'eI ding from youth to aged manhood, from ob
security to the hssss. notoriey and distinction, ard
which based uoon vcisstudes Of the most tryiog Incl
dents-c0Dmencing with the OF 1912, and ending
in organizing the civil government Of this Houtishing
stste-tsve aboundD2 monuments Of incorruDtibe in.
tegrty, competency for official station, and heroic
triotism commanding alike the admiration and gratiud
Of his eountrymen.
Resolved that as members Of the Second Regiment Of
Infantry with which the deceased rendered his last
vice In the death OF General Riley the loss
Of beloved chief endeared 10 through continued
oetions IN proud and plessarabe service by the many
excellent qualities Of head and heart the tried virtues Of
the so der the sterling qualities Of the the pater
nal regard fer his regiment the copgenialty and hosp
tality Of his compsI onshp and heulehold, and the
purity and plcy Of his cha acter the loss OF which
hs US with profound sensoIlity Of the misfortune
Resolved, That lender TO the samiiy OF the dls.n.
gUshed deceased cordial aymoathes In the absorb
ing file through the bereavement of its
and devoted head ARD ge joir his friends admring
country men, who timely TIE loss OF so faithful
friend and soldier and 80 estimable citizen
Resolved That these proceedings (gned BY the officers
Of this post be forwarded to the OF the decss sed
and that they b. published in the San Frsncs.o Herald
and NEW YORK HklArD and in the Washington Unor and
Buffalo Commercial Adrcrtiser and New Orleans DeUq
(Signed)
II. BAY, Major Second InfantTy, Commanding Rsgi.
mcnt.
Geo W pattan pyavo4 Na;or cacona Infantrr
Lyon &c plain Second Isfaniry.
All suly, Captain Second Infantry.
Moore, First Lieut. tenant Second Infantry..
George II. Page, Lieutenant and r. q, N. Second In
fapuy.
J. W. Frazer, Second Lieutenant Second Tnfsrtry.
J. +. Roy, Second Lieutenant Second Iofantry.
A. N. CoIcord, Second Lieutenant Second IcfsotIy.
Fred. Steele, Breyet Captain Adjatant Of the Second
Infantry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-13

TERRITORY OF NEBRAsKA.-The Independence
(Mo) Messenger says:-A convention of the citizens
of Nebraska territory was held at Wyandotte City on
the 25th ult., designed demonstration in favor OF
the organization Of territorial government over Ne
braska similar to the one contemplated in the bill
that passed the House of Representatives during last
session Of Congress. The following provisional off
GERS we've elected:-Capt. William Walker, provision
al Governor; George l. Clark provisional Secretary.
Hon. Ablard Guthrie was nominated as delegate to
the Thirty-third Congress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-13
CORRESPONDENCE

NEW YORK, August IL, 1858.
GRsTEMEN-Ths suferings under which the beauu
full city of New Orleans is labortng, cannot but
awake the most painful feelings ia every heart. l,
sbeve oil and : of France, q double
tribute Of mPatny 10 people who were always fore
most IN its Andntss to Yards arr is and whom have
been fought to consider - my own coun'rymsn.
Night offer more substantial tribute, would DO
gladly. As IL is think oas enter aiument might
be fruiuuy got for the benefit of the New Orleans
sufferers. No artist bu feel happy to lend his aid
for such And myself viii always deem
it Of the greatest honors and pleasures of my life
to have been frs in Offering my services on this occs
sion
Please gentlemen accept my best wishes for the
Of this NILSSON Of humanity which you have so &C.
uersusly undertaken
Respectfully yours,
PAUL JULIEN.
Francis L Hawks j. Ogden Woodruff, Charles l. Frost,
Committee Of the 10 ward Association of New Orleans.
NEW YORK August IL, 1853.
MASTER PAUL JULIEN: LEAR SIR:-Your note of yes.
terosy evening received th morning and in behalf
Of the Howard alton you grateful
acknowledgment for your hind sympathes fo- the suffer
ing and dying of New Orleans aud for your very knd
offer to sid them by Of coocers for their benefit
You will pleas nit your time and convenience as
to place and appointments for the same which will be
gratefully acknowledged by yours, &c
FRANCIS L HAWKS. !
J OGDEN WOODRUFF, SCommittee.
CHAS. L FROST.
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The BOWery Affair.

NEW York, August IL, 1853.
have seen statement relative 10 the affair in the
BowerJ last evening" which beg leave to contradict II
seys that took stone to the driver which did no.
was riding behind one OF the baggage cars when I
coming from my work. The defendant WAS a drive,
OF another car. He told to get OF but before I
could no juE ped the and COZ menced choking
ne, and pushed me of The cor and Vaa getting no.
when be run up TO me with stone and struck me on
tho head, cutting very severely make this stats
ent in justice to myself and By publsbiog you win
obBge Yours, GEORGE ii REED
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Williamsburg CITY fntalIiycnc.

STEALING CLonEs-A fervsot girl ia The en- oov Of
Mrs. Flag in South Sixth street, AIMED Flea Wssh was
yesterday Afternoon arrested By officer Guscha-d
charged with stealing several silk dresses valued al $40
from her employer The stolen property was found Ia
her ros ession, ard she committed fer exam
LAYING CORNER SrosE.--The oornsr stone OF the So
Nerya Catj onc Church will DO laid az the corner OF
Remen ard Lee Lsrd streets, a. p " en- 8oodsy the
18th iust.
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FROM THE FISHING GRoUNDs.-A letter, dated
Kennebunkport, Aug. 6, which we find in the Bos-
ton Courier, says =" Arrived: schooner Signal,
Hutchins, from Bay Chaleur with 43 600 fish; also,
9th, schooner Arunnah Manuel from same place,
with 24500 fish. The skipper and crew Of this
schooner repor! the intentional collision Of Her
Britannia Majestys steamer Devastation on the 2Sth
was twelve miles from land, near st. John Island.
The captain Of the Devastation had spoken her the
evening previous, and ordered them to keep light
all night which was not done. On the morning Of
the 2Sth the steamer seen coming for them, and
those on board the schooner head the order given
to "Starboard," which made her course directly for
the schooner. The subsequent order Of STEADY,
stern of the schooner taking Off the main boom and
gait and doing other damage. Not a word was
spoken on board the steamer, which kept on her
protest, and will make statement Of his CASE"
The Devastation is likely to maintain her bad name
this year as well as she supported it last year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-13

PHILADELPHIA, Aug IL Reported BY Keen Taylor
First Board $500 Penna 6s o. 900 do TO 85; 100l
b5wn, 147s; $50 co. 14H; 100 do lax: Is Schuylklil
Navigation preferred, 100 do, b5, Sl1s 100 DO b.
81; 26 Beaver Meadow RI 40; 14o Reaching RR 40x IS
Bank, 3I. Beween Boards 400 shares Long Island
RR, l4I: 500 do. days Az $50 do in lots, l4s 100
Chester Valley RR Is. Second Board14 Reading 4oX
do 40h; 200 Schuyl Nav preferred BIS, 500 100 do,
b6, 4OX. after Board LOO sharss Long Island RI b5
14 go do, 1875 $50 do days, Az; 100 DO, b5&int
dull.
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Supreme Court.

DVIOI6 ffUH JuuB6 EuHUnuS.
AUG. 12.-Hdbe0s C0rpus.-In the matter Of the
People vs.. Thos. McMagenthal and others, which
was an application to reduce the bail Of the prison.
ers who charged with riot, from $4,000, the As
sistant District Attorney Mr. Oakley Hall, opposed
at the Court Of Sessions. Judge Edmonds remanded
the prisoners to the Tombs, and refused to reduce
the bail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-13
Herald Marine Correspondents:

Arrivsd--Brips Acorn, phinpey Edgarovn; Aler MN
ken, tsh New Be6fovd; Samuel small I'eiowei saleni
scbss Sash McDobald, Allen, Hsr wchi ecn~s samuel
Billion. Mershon Ns- Bedford; R& Estslls, Bster,
quincy MAss; Shenandoah Iogersoll Proficiency Chai'
lengs stnloa, Rochport; Ellen, HeAe. Port walthsn
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TELEGRAPHIC.
CONTRIBUTIONS FROM OTHER CITIES.

PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, August II, 1853.
At meeting Of merchants held this afternoon, 3d. 700
were costrbu,ed in aid OF the Nex Orleans Howard As
sscatioa Got.cbak. the pianist hasItendered his
vices to got up concert for the bsnel Of the same
fund.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August IL 1868.
TAs contributions in aid Of the New Orleans Howard
Association have ,ched in this city 70 FIVE thousand
dollars.
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Common Pleas-special Term.

AUa. lO.-EHen Msran rs. James Moyon,-This
case in which q motion was made by Mr.. w. H.
Dunn, TO strike counsel from the roll, for having
freudulenty obtained divorce between the parties,
was adjourned to Friday morning, on the application
OF the defendant
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&c Calhoun, P innsy, DO; Roswell King, Asaaah, Neg
Bedford.
Csaled-BAra Uni>u Hewitt Kingston j.: brig Or
Mlligan, Fish, New Bee fvrd; samuel small, Tssd~sn.
Salem Nay Queen Pisroy, Nss O,sans Mail Berry anA
Jos Albion, Clark Boston, schrs Fame. Milss salem;
Roosevelt Kflg, Msndsn New Bedford shenandoah Inxsr
sod Norvaa Geo Warrington Camp, Prcvdsncs; sArNh
Mcklepsugh. Boston; steamer Ke. ,nebsc Clark NYSrk
The steamship City Of Glasgow. from Liverpool on 10
9th uf which arrived ut her whaf here this mornisE
brought $40 passengers She passed the steamship Cav
Of Manchester from Phiadslphia tcr Liverpool In hs H.
lon 81 9th inst.
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Domestic Miscellany,

The bark Chrstiapa arrived at Boston from Gotten
burg, had on board l81 Swedish emigrants.
man named William Burns, who had been committed
to the Boston Jail charge Of stealing, died ia prison
ON the 10th instant,
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PROBABLE MURDER IN PHILADELPHIA.-A great
excitement created last evening, in the vicinity
OF 18th and Lombard streets by the report that man
named Patrick MCGOWAN bad murdered his wife.
We repaired to the spot this morning, and found
Coroner Goldsmith there about to hold an inquest.
The house where the affair occurred is occupied in
front by wretched apology for grocery store the
proprietor Of the shop-the alleged murderer-lived
in room in the rear, which is about 10 by IL feet in
dimensions. The victim lay upon the floor just as
she had died, and presented shocking appearance.
She was covered with filth, and her body bore
unmistakable evidences Of the miserable life she
had led. A few wretched articles Of furniture
in the apartment, and upon heap OF rags in one
corner Of the room decrepit old woman was lying.
The poor creature was the mother Of deceased She
was sworn, and testified in substance as follows:-
MCGOWAN and his wife had been married four years,
during which time they lived very unhappily toge-
ther Both drank freely and the husband was never
ternOon they had quarrel, and blows followed; the
wife fell upon the floor, and died there in few
minutes. The witness said that MCGOWAN had killed
the woman, and had often threatened to do on for
mer occasions.
Dr. J. s. Hefrlcht was sworn, and testified that
he called in, with DR.. Ashton, about nine or ten
o'clock last evening; the body was still warm al.
though life was extinct; and having heard it init
mated that the deceased had to her death from
taking laudanum, he applied the stomach pump
but could find no traces of the presence OF the drug
Christian Guger resides next door to McG0wan's.
He was sworn, and testified that the character Of
the deceased was very bad. She was frequently
drunk, and very disorderly. Late yesterday after
noon she was in front Of his house. and said her hus
band was killing her He saw her lying dead in the
house soon afterwards
The investigation before the Coroner's jury was
postponed until o'clock tomorrow morning. in
order to afford time for post mortem examination
MCGOWAN was arrested last evening, and locked up
at the St. Mary street station house. This morning
Alderman Armstrong committed him for further
hearing.
The parties are Irish. The prisoner is an old man
and much detormed. The wife was much younger.
She leaves an infant about two months old. Rum
was evidently at the bottom of the disgusting
Philadelphia Bulletin, Aug. IL.
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Memoranda

IAuNcnm-At East Machias, 9th inst, by the Hon. J.
Lowell fine brig OF $50 tons called the Eureka Same
day at Msohias. by Messrs & Lolgfelow, staunch
built brig of 215 tons called the Josiah Jax.
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Arrived Bark Utah New Orleans; brig Vermont, Pm
laeelpbia; schr Sexaph Norfolk. -
Aho arrivedBark Prii cess, Greenock schrs Monawk,
J r Randall, ssreh Moore, II Thompson, ana James
Yo'k Tbets. Albany; Wilcox and Augusta, Hudseo,
Below-BAsk How land brig Susan Small fhiiadsipnia'
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~, Yellow Fever nc New Orleans.
AID FOR THE svrFxsgRs.

70 ma kpnoR THx NEW YORK HERALD.
NEw YoRx, August IL, 1853.
We beg leave to hand you the snnssed list of contr
butors acquired since our last to the Howard ASST s
tio. New Orleans, which please publish We take the
opportunity behalf of the Association of expressing
cur thanks for your liberal contribution of your sdvsr
tising up to date
FRANCIS L. HAWKS.
OGDEN WOODRUFF, Go nmttee
l.
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'ocer ct the South End makes 1t out, by a close
that he loses BY tasters 175 pounds of
80, $50 pounds OF butter, 2 bushels Of pea
Sspples, 10 quarts Of cherries, and any
kyiss, In thsiy ssasou.
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Disasters.

D10A9ter6s
r THE Smr reported In the summary yesterday e.
having by the steamer Price " strihug q
the RoDer Shosl, is the Windsor Fay, which wa0t
there last December, and has there remained.
SHIP TYPHo0N, bound to London which returned to 0aa
Francisco repair damage occasoned oy drifting
rock leaving port, required to be hove out ON bsh
sides and repaired Der copper on the lar6oard ss0
win have to be stripped and false keel reaseued sad h
n pairh made permanent
BARK voLASr of Plymouth, Sears from New OrIssss
for Liverpool about four weeks out put into Pimoatk
of Ply mouth and hands by yellow fever and snoths
hand by falling from the yards She will take out nov
papers and new crew. and immediately pursue her voy-
BR BARK REGENT Of Hull Stephenson, from New York
pound t. Quebec in ballast, totally lost Goth &
July, 1t White lsands-crew saved.
BR BRIG ZENo of Psrsboro Ms Harrington from GIas-
go~ for New York. wi pig iron went at LArchs
vogue Cb 2sh ut and was expected to be total los:
sails rigging, &c saved.
BRIG ENKINE late of Mystic which was condemned
and sold Tahiti had been taken on the ways previous
to May and found to be very serious injured Har
cargo would be sent for to New Bedford in about SIX
weeks by ship James Ed yard
soHR GARDINER PIKE ashore on Cape Lookout Point 10
considerably hogeed and very much strsined the oaku
is out Of the seams rome places Of water and
pretty heavily on the food tide Men are employed in
getting off the deck load, which is composed Of heavy
timber.
SD from New Bedford 18th, ships Othslo and Lapvin
Pacific Ocean.
Arr at Nantucket 10TH ship Henry, Coleman, Pacific
Ocee lacanuano MAY o. WIN 4oo Dds sp Oil on 0osr0
Sent nome on the voyage 500 sp Has on freight TOO
bbs oil from bark Peru, Of Nantucket and from
New Bedford ships
Sid from June % Enterprise Man. to cruise
Arr at Ascension Dec 20 Italy, Rowley, Greeaport.
1000 VIII.
Spoken
Ship Telsssar Mitchell hence MAY % for San Francs
CO. June a. lat 10 A lon 81 81 Why whaleshp Henry
AZ Nantucket
Ship Harvest Fuller from Baltimore for London, vas
sigpazed July IA lat At 81, Ion "a 20.
Ship American Congress- Williams, from London for
York. with loss Of foremost July IT, lat As So lon u a.
Ship Albert Galatin, Delaro hence for Liverpool Aug
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FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM f L X OPE
FOUR DAYS
ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN.
wARLIxE MOVEMENTS BEGUN BY RUSSIA.
Dates, London, July 8; Paris, 18th.

The L. s. Mall Steamship Franklin, Capt. J. A.
Wouen from Hsvre and Cowes, arrived AZ this port
on Tuedsy morning at about clock. She left CoTes
az A NJ, July having been detained there from 10
O'Clock the nilhi previou, by thick fog.
She brings about 90 passengers snd 30 tns val
usbe French aud Swiss goods value over y millions
Commodore vanderblts yacht, the Norm ar, was
entering Hayre on her return from Russia as the T.
left She sent letters on board from her passengers TO
their friends in Sev-York
Among the passengers by the Franklin are the PIN
cess Murat, Neil ; Brown, Esq OF tennessee, late
Minister Penpotentay from tue United States TO the
Court Of Russia, Mrs Commodore Hall, Mss Hart aad
the Countess De Goguy.
The Franklin brings accounts from Europe -FOUR
days later han those received by the Arabia from Lv-
erpool. They extend 10 the 9th inst from London,
Southampton snd Havre and 70 the 5'h from Liverpool
and Paris
The Canada reached Liverpool, from Boston aud
Halifax. on the "a.
The following persons came passengers IN the Frank
lin
er And srsut Ecces Oender Puoce~ Murat ant servant
Courte,s Go-ue aud a. he's. Mr. Cooiofe aa NJ da
va..a Go1ehsus and SOY Easea- K,aa. S,Enau C. Ro-
Hrner', D1'r- F,rnse P 6-a.e Ma weseg'S Mr. Dc
Wessuct Laiiar..e l. LIN 0-orse IL APP d Inn
Nr aro daughter Nr Hs1rr. Lehman Baker Jules De-
cror n hu ard lady, t. Valiant. P. Nat jams MAJ
,- Mr Grrsen H. Coes,sr Ma"er Vsiewoor. NeF-iork ~
sAas Nes SUI J. NeiA J. b9'.ou = % -lu-.t 1 d.
Bo,e. j. Jou-ureau C,rt De Cour-y Galter l,H-r- j.
Tarueas AsSaldeT Brother Fle Sro'h5 1aoms- Dr. b'
Maven I'D children, BosIea, W B1abids J. Smith Of
Eugla1d. Total. F.
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STATE COMMISSIONERS.

NIssoUU-I boma, Alien t.- been requested by Hon.
l. VI Ke torepc-'u Mi-s uri 10 the lsurAiiD1 ~
the CDrtal Palace ON lhufediy next Mr henneH ms
been prove nt,d from gong on by sickness IN ms TAM 81
e Iop'. -oon however TO De enabled t. proceed - The
Fair bin sell.
Lor-iANA-Adoih uusl Delegates to the World Fair AZ
New ok CITY Hounr4bles & " Clifton Dan ~ +.
Keiuer. Cyrus KarG " II. Wilder ,mes Bonner, Isl,
j. " Breedlove, ESQ.
Co>nCrCr1 Coy Scym n has appointed Col A. G.
ilgzzard of l. 6.l1 ct the Com ni-si0ners 10 the
Cr,stl Palace John Cotton Smith, Esq, of sharon, u
another Commissioner
NcKTH CEoLNA The Governor has appointed the fol.
lowu gru Coinmissionr 10 represent toe SAFE
30 %, Industrial Fair at The Cy,'d PNlee: Cen +. j.
Ma.i,tt n u G Freeman and John Pots B-'vr
L,q AN patves Of North Carlul, but residents o; New
OH City