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LeArns Ed Bank

July, l553-For Shrewsbury, Long Branch High
~ lsrd pOk oesaa House Pers w~hiastoa Moaur, Oot,
Nedefop Red B.nk New ard SPLENDID
hoA ALICE C. PRICE Capt r. Esgsery vii cave Psck@hp,
tie New Haven Pier Esst River daily, stslioss
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ip 5s 40 IN DjATEs OF SAILING.

For heya b% Or 9,'S K az az rSs Co. wss
ERowSS fH bTI Co no IS KIM. Arm, Yard London.
JOHN MuSRoE ga Cd R + DRAPER RAP an asT s'
TIE orue Of thee s viii not . ,esoeH.a5s FOR to Fl iys.
.glea .Pss js, . g5 7sas 'Ssf'oi therein
T1,uF. RRITIsh and NORTH AMERICAN kOfAL
4 HIiI sTEAasHIPs from sEW-YORb y LIFtkPoOL-
cs, ciss Rss;s 4 = iS1 oiss csSa rOo
I'D Ger Pss. e.. 80 jSs ne ''' ' 4aEKc4 CAP. h
PERsI A.. cig' : S' L.. c4S26A, esp; sssas
LyRCA Capt H1l'os =, ;, rss1 .r--s o. ,s,.
The.s an esa' ~hie ush' Al a-l'-e|- '''
''' 4ASi s! seP % %ssy s,
.H sas. ta. wdn-.sy Jay
EUROPA sAAnr'n... 80 was, los 1ssa.e
SfAGaF1 I;:h Bo.qa .sss,i,y , l7s t Asss:-
AFRICA HATrsen ss.- on '''' " ses''' go A-4 49,
ssIrsss ssI.soS o. I'D %. - .eo.ps. for .o l,s
,, eese j.wsry Preea' sgHe CT Ee.As az "a BE
a, ere ss9 q sr spT cTsAkD so-l.s
.soNTHLY STEAM COMMUNICATION etEee.
Nj SEW.YoRE and BRESlEN.-rhs 'g.eadA sse~ase!
GG .;;s. y; c. s ~. nd s,..r.,. passengers.
& On su ~ D01fhly bet-ssa Se~Yot sHd
srslasn- fhs prices q Ps:sss go ss ,...,,.,
crpv.sIA 80 q, .s o StsYo4s o. or .bou, Is Sep
,bes ssd HASSA On Or .eo1 ne Is; q 9isp
Fcr IL fhsr iItOrHs alton apply % OsLAss ~ 81 49,
r.,HFIIyFRPOOL and PHILADELPHIA TEAM
sHp Co intend .sihns their f.EoFrs s;ean.. -
~ 4
CO. r ..SCrIFsTEk Is Cspt. Robert Let
III " PHILADELPHIA
- ~ CT sGOv.. .............. lra1tsy jay ? lsS
SfTy or NANCHksIkK --Iea! ~ - -
SiTy or GLASGOW. sAui9-f AZ = -
GE WINCHESTER --4rl8l >-PL IL Les
SIrr11 ~ GTIsGOW..... .sst1rdiy Oct ss
SlA' VI LIyEzPccL-
- or cr AsGOW.... go. ......... Wedne.i-y July r les
ILL az WetDesds kcs a rs.
tiAA VI RAfES OF PASSAGE
,so, saloon . neGs ass1o
E8e.hiP " .....:: :. S Sle.as :. -: - :.
T,r,-Ssrs stessrcs tees 49, -
il'.-s THIRD-CLASs PASSENGERS.
Of third e.ss vii b taken from Pass.
80. srS Liverpool, and found il eootfd srovaolz-
- 80 From Liverpool "a
r.,sssx. Q; pa.e I'll b r-j hs parties
:. tr-rrlnf OFT treocf eur-espo3cirg
F.t PER Eoo1s HARDWARE ke vii Be tAkea sub
% aErecrert
A. s1p.rerced VII Be carried en- each ship.
snail Srsfs drsEn q; sight &C EaEl.nd AID Ireland
~ Teixhf or pasAs- apply 70 THOMAS RICHARDSON,
Ne - BrOaSwsy. Y and No W.lnzt-x, hlsdeipha
RICHARDSON BROTHERS Co, Lvapssl
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6aIes BIZ Aurti1u.

NJ MsEwrs. Anet,ooeer
RY BANGS, BROTHER & Co.-lrsae sales f1o'n'
FITTY EGHfH EEwYoRK TRADE SALE % se eo'nss s
e. - 81 ou.f, uhsn-oasyl % ''Ai h'ANl.'p
~ ia ~ Parti51 fH ne a. ozs '"4' -
fgrniiheS irzsiistsiy.
ALprRr II NIcoLsY. Au.tioneer: -, j.
nrprupOEY SAFE of 100 SPLESID LOTS st
v-Ilss. Of White Plans V-s,eh e. -, ..
sOa-ALBEET EfCOLAf vii = On ~, T.
49, A. H. Nerrh.uS IchGnFe, N-v-iorK Lon
80 = .t ac n--ay sli---e d ~-te rtA-s a. =
~ -. 49, s-e facsted rroloe df-ct o. tn re
a. t.-,- rssd nd within y uinues -, on m 7P
s-.r~g-.d DO sFsurs - tl ~ % r'; ~ ~ %, ga
"a ~ a, The a. % te % ned Tree o. e.
go, There ~. z daily E, hte fins re co
- n ,rfs Der dav sd ~ Harlem aifl " tonfany -
d eey6t rr5sdsiely on this ploPeTy sen g r I
private fs1ences -n- sslds are u
lI--s.~ dencr chu che All 20 q ll1
.,res becoming Of be hionAoe 9ass "a
:. For lthosrsr hc "a further pr --ra al
to ,b. Auefcneer No. 40 Waist
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Dentistry.

mrs. ROBERTS, Surgeon Dentists, No = Wet
~ Ilthst bsween and N-WYok and No Main
Poughke4pe AL worn pertaining their profession executed
the approved style At medium prces
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Guilerp ann farbware.

VuIItfg uHu IHFUWETF'
DOONTON CUT NAILS-Manufactured and con-
ID stAnlJ o hand and for S~le ey sruIrRhLORp
No iSs Greenwich corner Ceiar-st
nOTFI. : and STEAMSHIPS furnished with finest
svsI Plated Spoons and FORKS neadns ne f s5 5
l,sS,S IS Beaded g IS; American - 50 peSse, ana aos
$500 .e Dessert Oyster aud Medium foIksi SN Masls9 ana
snron. Crsvy Oyster and soup Ladies; bgtS! ana sf
kpves X equally low prices Cal and examine A.
No. Sc Broadway.
First Premium Ranges .
IOHN 7. BUDD, Manufacturer AMI proprietor on
u eelebreed COOKING and Laundry Ranges Aso J. T.
R,S5 new Ranges saeh for beauty aSIsS sna eoa
ie surusssed AL Ranges warranted n Ff stfoa
Ssrr~sd No 66 broadway opposite 81 rh9na's Nnpf0h
vyNIVTS and FORKS POCKErkNlNkS, IA
N zORs SCISSORS. keBuders llsdwsrs Loeos Lstehss
Ss. a. Coopers Rdge Tools Of the most approves nsAc'
% HOOPS Rivc sc HOce and ship SaIpenie5s nass !Io
atal and complete e tlAo
& Snery Edge Can be found st me HARDWARE S'ofe Of
N q LITTLE Mes. IS and 81 fultcnst
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" York somerve and Ea'fon-CommenciDs Nay s0-Leays
Pier North River Eastob and utermeda paceA An
L NJ 1915 W.. and for s0Derye Al RETURNING leavs
Phnipsbursh opposite Eeson, a. and 10 " and r "
This D EIAbethwn with by the ~ j. Railroad
foot Of CouItlardtst
STAG, routes with fnm New York ooS
Paufed II NJ Wednesdays snd 35 VI on >ADidays
for Bsshenrdse somefyie 50 daily for Pucfamin aud
Pespsek House NJ daily. for Femngoui - Nes
Han daily for Bevdsrs, sc sod Pt sburgh daily
Tor vkssbse Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk aud Read
ins Pa.
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CloibiHg.

TO the LADlES.-P. LABOYTAUA * son,
F-.rch shoe manufacturers No G5 B-1sd.sJ. uer lisst
49, nav f 5nrd lie sgest flsien.be Of
prtd md Manufactured GeIs sh9's eld Sp2-Is 10Y La
80 ,ye- o-rd the Lbic jas received no tle bs
aufscre-s Ps GO n CATER snd supper a. q tne
n fashionable mike. WAhD NhNNAN rroprl-lo
fNIORID's FAIR and CRYSTAL PALACE-Depot
w - 40 bt,.o.s, tr sale ,
can rng arsest o9er hfy cent vel
who
,ory pl..se call and examine JONEsS No f Broadway
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- NewJ,ey snd New. Hampton ony 10 mills by sage
srd July daily At " aud "a
by RED JACKEr foa Pier No Nerth RIVER thsncs
Railroad Newampton Fare through g ~ Through
in = hours For tickets Apply HOPES Express Oce, No. n
Brosdway board the boat HOPES Express in
~ with ths line
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APplyto ) Mesl MY, 20. 10 ., 9 ,,,, - :,
sTATFs MAIL sTEANERSThe Ships composing thS Inc are
PACIFIC, Capt. Nye.
BALTIC, Capt COms.Ock

ZIG srT .Ssrtc c.r, Wet PACIFIC, Capt. Nye.
apc9ic -, fnce BALTIC, Capt C0ni.0cE
N' 49, ADRIATIC Cspt. Grafton
es have been bu by contract expressly Government
service Every care taken IN t eosrlet IS ss %
se Frrss 10 lre and SPEED sid Their acc o 0'
and comfort Fuce o pas
sze NJ m NevYok 70 Liverpool ia hrsa cabin e1i 70 .ona
stare ros wv ifl9 l.rfpi
10 NewYck An experienced surgeon 4hea sss1
A. No berthse rurcd Until PAID tlr.
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~ ATLANTIC and ST LAWRENCE RAILROAD. fron Peat
which travellers reach the Of
lite by railroad Summer commence
Jnne T. Traveller. the White Mountains leaving
N the b. the and Providence Fall
rout- reach B.os take the " M Portland BY
die Boston Rsro,d Psr Md .
and Gorhsu v 80 =. VI rrGv-
leaving ny the IS VI odse Portland and
reach sfaion-house by Portland Travel.
e. leaving the evening boat sye PoTtA ad
nke toe a tran from Portland. Fare q - By this
;. I. CORSER, Supt Atlantic and S. L. z z.
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Drp Goods.

A PROM CHECKs-1O cases Nos rs and li., manu-
incurred " NEsMiTH Co. No. % .nA n Bro.d~.y.
DURLAPS and CANVAS for OIL CLOTH MANU-
ID fAC1UKIAG-Tae s1bsebeT. hsys e9n4.5i on -.-d u
=, n % Of 10 .il,oo: =. g. 4, 80 i. invited
to "'h The '''s'''' Of h' CAMERON BUTT No Is Bro.
CANTON GRAPE sHAWLS, Plain AID Enbroider-
y ed BROCHE LONG ami SQUARE sdAWLS -str.nger'
r.rs oppousiy ss for occurring s' ba'Eain IL TIE
slov. rods the .ubnber having recently sie he' purchases on
terus shh enable him 10 otter a. un1'sea AZ pte'
- cent h-lo- The usual cost Of Jap rtatoa
h'nr' ana 'n'' Ii" '0''4-- GEO BtLPIs Pfo,-is,or
COTTON DIAPERS and TOwELINGs.--5Oc cases,
), ''' " " NEsMTTH Co nos 90 snd n Bro.i~sy
GREAT CLEARANCE SALE Of PARIS MAN
~ TnLAs-UNPARALELLED REDUCTION IN PHI Els
CIDER "a Of stock previous 70 ersnsve sA in
po,ns the sut-nber es Announce thst ne pas sn
tasnoe Of his vsusb and b-saHay .ored :s 20 @ ,u.t1
Ia he present purchaser. viii md nmes selection most
;ds s cd soId hbeto s A. SO s2 ss and
w iA' "'N'"' GEO BULPIS, Proprietor.
MEDAL TICKINGS-D Lammot & Sons une
vi u.ed IS shs bernie o9se TERMS
for ..leby EEsATTH Il Co Nos 60 AMI II Brosd.sy
ORINTS.-Light and dark styles Steams and Mad
neluons Srtins Prints ana - french S
sleby HEsMlTH Co.. Nos SO and IL Broadway
DRINTS.-Steams and Madders, styles, received
YOU '' NEsMTH / Co, No. 50 md II Broadway.
rNRICOLOR SILKS, for sale by JOHN PARET &
Il SON, No e3 MAiden-lAne
KXrALTHAM JEANS.-IO0 cases blesched Waltbsm
NEsNITH Co. No, 90 and II Broadway.
UTHITEROCK SHIRTNGs.-TheW hiterock Mills
w rurerfne inch besehed Cotron also extra
NEsMITH Co.. Nos 50 and II Broadway.
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~ PFCT-sTMNFR ARRANGEMENr.-The pleasure travel
and Neiok tickets ~ the
Ones Of the Neaven Railroad OF Broad
,v ana Carast 2s snd 4fh-av Express leave
NJ nd5P NJ Baggage checked thoush THIS positively tho
oay route from Nsw-iork 20 ihe White Mountains .
' FRANCIS HYDE AGENT No. lj2 S0gthst.
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nor KEYPORT. MIDDLErOWN POINT and

o.
Es Hhs Squsn Line connection with this boat
AL psIson. ortd usns this Boat account Of The
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IN bal RTILERla PATENT TRUss ald SUI.
I'LL MAKE YOUR WHISPERS GROW-Aye,

-, N-.,ebio4 or Hair ether. Ny OnFuent only tssD
" t1t wi cfets hs u beard v5e- shere Ia osea nos
80 81 - or turs The sra. ~ pr bottle 80 y az =.
- he eouutrT o. GRAHAM 10 % AEnst F0|leSs BliteN
49, Ill prussss 70 the cfy o. country.
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~ EEWJFRsET RAlJROAD-U MAIL and EXPRESS
IINFsThr.nr Newfork foot Of Court
lsndtst A. 81, and q and " Lesye Ph.e phiA
.tfIA 81 sis Keusnuon s1d ard q AMI NJ foot %
.rt,t F.rs - s. 81 r second sias. 10 tho & from NYot
..d a PM Phsep hs Through eksts sold id
bronsh bsgeae carried Baltimore WshuAtln N0ros sd
Cbarest,n Tho sod 81 And ~ snd I P N trains andeoe
action, certain behind timo PaenEef -1h
s.s,sre cross b'orr he trains
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mis- rrLny hsvns their Of e5 pad IN In e.h md
invested prepared % insure AGAINST Ices AID damage
are, u favorable terms
tnaf AFTER
the khoies Of cent
r@r ruts ars be DIVIDED the scp besyias
fer,st "a be redeeab II cash, wh-nsrsr
81 durusts ado CAPITAL amount . Sl-o<,eA
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L FORT HAMILTON. from the foot ChAmber+st-F.e ~
and splendid steamboat KEYPORr leaves New
loi daily Sunday, ereePted a. osoSh NJ .nd KsyPor al
A NJ The steamboat JOHN HART leaves NevlOIk daily
siuds,s and excepted Al 9oeock NJ and a. O'clock
NJ returning leave keyport 81 O'clock NJ,
SAu and
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CURE for SUMNER DISEASES -DURANDs
Y, TOURTFLOrs ESSENCE Of JAMAICA OiNGER-Lsa
the kld for sesan AID cure " C12ea
Aaauc Cholera B4arrlls fiueut Conc, nalarA % ',>
Lss.eTsis. Cramps lie cnsl1 and Linus " ui % SaT
d. stst.n Govt N-uuai.sn Lenluaso SC f,epi.1 ~ -
RANDI IlIhILLOI Ih4 leIpla For sale ia NJ" or
,ouis Drusgsts-C n. Rug, s. l)2 Bosi~sI Jsha an'1
~. .l3 Bros.rss. Meaku No "a Broadway Del 70 -
til Hosavry. 20 ith-sv. bosoa-Be~er sts'en'A O9-@
.U ~. Ffr.
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ONLOth LINZ tVi hCDSOU' oAu ~ In
MEDIATE LANDINGS The splendid ste4n-iisOUrB AMER.
ICA and COLUMBIA su leave foot o. dAusou
5oeock eonpsetins With STAGE from S~hn,s Hrsynr
csnlin and Hudsoo AMI Blkshre Railroad
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Woman's Rights Convention.

OTHER DAY OF EXCITEMENT AND DISC ORD.
CLEVELAND, o., Oct. s, 1853
convention assembled yesterday very quietly, with
any traces Of the storm Of the day previous. The
n of the assembly was soon again threatened by
oduction Of a letter from the Rev. T. W. Higgin-
Rochester, asking the Convention to take up col
or the purpose of raising fund to print the cheap
b woman's Rights. Mrs. Barker and Abby Kelley
denouncing the reverend gentleman as here
this charge Lucy Stone replied in indignant terms
ch the collection was taken up
the plate was going round, some young men in
pry told the man who passed it to them that if
y would come herself they would shell out. That
hearing Of the remark, instantly went to the
entlemen, when they launched out forty dollars
L Of the cause.
ARRlsoN introduced a resolution abusing the
Temperance Convention for its action against
tie Brown.
some remarks by Mesrrs. GnDNcs and BCRrncH,
lrricd.
RxK made an address quite blasphemous in its
e rallied At the Church and Bible, and abused the
enerally. Much confusion and excitement pre-
hile he Was speaking.
ErTE Brown, in Indignant terms, signiaed her
to reply to Mr.. Barker to-day.
eeting then adjourned.
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Our Detroit Correspondence.

DETROIT, October 8, 1853.
1ne Position Of Gen. Cass-7He President and
some Of his Cabinet.
Ihe swift practice of Governor Marcy has, after
ALL missed figure In the publication of the alleged
contents Of the private letter General Cass has writ
ten to the President in reply to received by him
from General Pierce. General Cass was civilized
just about the time the administration discovered
that his support would be of some service to them;
and, with that peculiar upu]ousness with which
Governor Marcy is wont to drop his friends when.
ever he has no further for them, and select new
ones whom he can turn to better profit he forthwith
caused to be published to the world that General
Cass had given in "his adhesion" from which the
inference must naturally be drawn that any further
resistance on the part Of the adamantiDes to the de-
crees Of cold Breeches" is tantamount not only to
rebellion against General Pierce but want Of re-
spect for General Cass. Now, I can assure you,
that General Cass never dreamt Of such monstrous
remuneration OF his old friends and that he is man
OF too much honor experience and tact to be caught
in the en- brace of SO willy and heartess a political
huckster as Governor Marcy. If the Washington
Union, which published its inference from General
Casss letter to the President, meant to do Justice to
oil partss-the Presto ent, General Cass, the hards
ana Governor Marcy-why did it not publish also the
SO as to explain why General Cass should have writ
ten to the President at all. General Cass is a
national democrat, and will, as such lend an honest
and efficient support to all democratic measures of the
administration, and he will also sustain the demo.
cratic President far the atters coarse shall be
consistent with his inaugural but to suppose that
Gen Cass approves OF all the appointments made by
the President, or of the principle which these ap
pointmens were made, from all the reckless faction
lists of the country, is simply ridiculous Let the
Union publish Gen. Pierces letter to Gen. Cass and
Gen. Cass's letter to Gen. Pierce, in ertenso (and
not the inference Gov Marcy feels inclined to draw
from it,) and the public will be satisfied.
While Gov Marcy was playing his tricks upon the
national democrats of New York. the friends of Col.
JEFF. Davis were playing the same tricks on the ma.
tional democrats Of Mississippi. There the rumor
was given out that Gen. Cass does not wish Gen.
Fo0te to be returned to the United States Senate and
that Gen. Foote has lost the confidence of the Sc
nate. Now imagine that matter, too, will be set
right in a short time, and that Gen. Cass will not
fail in some public and substantial manner, to right
Foote with his constituents and to nail all the base
slanders against him, and the alleged want Of conf
dence Of Gen. Cass in his ability and rectitude, to
the counter
Knowing your disposition to do justice to all par.
ties, thought this hint Of mine might be accepta
BILE. POKER.
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The News from California.


NEW ORLEANS, Oct. s. 1853.
Fhe steamship sIl Dorado, from Aspnwall on the 1st
IT,, arrived at this port to-day She brings California
e' to the 10th September brought down by the John
Stephens which arrived at Panama en- the 2Sth ult
ID seven hundred passengers and 81 300 900 in gold
It On freight.
passengers by the Ell Dorado have reached New Or
|,s from San Francisco in twenty days and sixteen
hrs.
he from California is generally of but little i'm
lance.
be elections took place on the 7th September and
ed in democratic triumph John Bigler was elected
ernor, and Samuel Purdy Lieutenant Governor. The
everywhere large, and the contest close In San
pciscc the democrats had a very small majority
tellgence from Rogue River announces tho cessation
dian hostiities, in consequence of treaty made by
eral Lane with several hostile tribes.
e anniversary of the annexation Of California was
ion.
Put Bcale and party had arrived in safety at Los
los
Carson had also arrived from Meross plains.
put. Col Mason died on the 7th ultmo.
esh discoveries of gold of almost daily occur
and the miners were doing well.
iness was exceedingly dull and prices of the leading
|es had undergone but few changes.
steamship Illinois, from New York, arrived at Aspin-
pn the 1st inst, and ould Immediately return with
one million and quarter in gold and seven hun
passengers.
Isthmus was quite healthy.
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SUNDAY MORNING, CO. .ToBER 9, 1853.
oointment Of either tenn porarv Ar ~.-
'iocess Of California. " r0s

oointment Of either tsmporary ar na,
promotes, , Sy ths ~ iocess Of California. ' F'
long and rather wsrA 'endments to amendments /;
ti0ns, amendments and ~ Traper Judg. Unsa,, !
which MI Newton Doctor ruest;on tnr,aa asiie t1n
and DR. vinton took part Tire bshop or ths pm tn
the Convention TO either appoint on, "'y Ut sent
The EH0a MURRAY HoFrMsN suggesSs1 .uuee Cham
bers to insert the word " church, in AA 0'o1uNon, II
Hace Of " diocess," as applied 70 California;.
The Judge did not assent
Judge Chambers resolution In g lengthy ard e!oquent
speech In favor N the integrity of ghe Caforn doeess
and repudiated the right of the Convention to- sit 40
court cf nquisiti0u upon the morals o. her clergy
The Reverend PSal Trapier Doctor Potter Doctor Vim
ton Mr.. Williams shd Judge Chambers afterwards spoke
upon the technal beSing OF the question: presented
under the many different resolutions
ReversntMr. CoxE Cnnsctcu), To settle Inc prolonged
debate moved That thu whole subject be rsferred to
committee hereby instructed to report Tuesday morn
ing next an that such rsort be made the the
day for Tuesday, at II o'cloSks'' Carried.
MESSAGE FROM TIE BISHOPS.
The SEcRsTARs read message from the ouse Of
Bishops approx ing of the zion by the Conven Of
the delegates from Iowa.
The delegates were requested present to take their
seats.
The Convention adjourned until Tomorrow (Mon1sy)
morning, at IL O'Clock
SERMONS THIS DAT, IN CONNECTIONS WITH THE CcN.
Bishop Greene (Isssssippi) before the General Prs
Episcopal Sunday School Uucn in Saint Paula
Chapel at half past ssven o'clock in this evening
The Bishop of Fredericton in Saint Johns Chapel in
the morning; an in Irinity Church in the evening
The Bishop of New hampshire, in All Saints Church in
ths' morning
Aschdeacon Sinclair, in Saint Paul's Church in the
the morning; and All Sc nts in the afternoon
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SsHGrLAR RAILROAD AccIDgyT.-The Whitehall
Ctask says-Mr Joab Saith, peiier who has Of late
been travelling in this visny with small wagon drawn
by three dogs was Saturday lass coming into tho vii
lage on the Granville tsnpike road with his dog
short distance above 5e railroad crossing the south
end Of Williams street he svertaken by some boys
diving pony wagon. They proposed race and the
dogs and pony sa-ted at high speed. Tho drivers
so much engaged With the race while approaching rail
road track that they did not observe the train just
then coming fsam the eass hear the whistle and bell
Of the engine but without sackenng their speed rushed
on the bays barely escaped being struck by the To-
comotive. The man, unfortunately being little be
hind care ON to tht track just in time to be hit by tie
cowcasher Two Of his dogs killed almost instaat
y-one escaped Sninjured. The was thrown OF the
track with one leg broken above the knee in two places
several ribs broken and other parts Of his body
were considerably torn and manged He was immediate
ly taken 10 the house Of Mr. W. J. NJ Thomas, where
every thing was done that kindness and medical shill
could suggest. All efforts however, unavAilng, and
he expired about IL o'clock p NJ Saturday He had his
senses until the last moments and gave directions TO
,noss q uPo9 MN 70 saS dnPGs.,on 2. ms
to whom he was returning from trip ta Miohigan
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Interesting from Washington.

ETARY GUTHRIE's LETTERS TO COLLECTOR BRoN-
f-REDEMPTION OF UNITED STATES STOCKS
fOINTAENTs, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 8, 1858.
etary Guthrie's letter will appear in tomorrow g
prefaced as follows-s The annexed letters will be
nth interest, as bearing ntelgbly upon the policy
ion Of the administration in regard to the distri
of the public patronage -
''WAsHISGroN, Oct. s, 1858.
E Editor Of Me Lnion-
seems the public have obtained, through the press
perfect statement of the contents of my letter to
or Bronson and the other Custom House officers at
ork, and as the subiest is public one, place in
ands copy of the letter, which you are at liberty
e public. JAMES GUTIIRIEn
letter is correctly published in this mornings
ollowing are the redemptions Of the various stock
United States during the week ending the sth
Stocks redeemable in 1862 s42, 900; do. '53, s23-
$50, s23, 7Oo do. '67, s29S $50; do 6s, Sis, 900
Whole amount redeemed in the week being S506 $50.
President has appointed John c. O'Niell, of Penn
a, Consul of the United States for the port of
Ireland
Johnston has been appointed Collector of the
for the district of Pearl River Mississippi, vice
Williams, deceased.
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wreck OF the Steamer Fairy Queen and Loss
of Life,

ST.. JOHN, N. b., Oct 8, 1858.
Inc steamer Fairy Queen lost last night between
f1ctou Island and the main
Two passengers, eight of the crew. and all the officers
saved but left eleven passengers to their
Eight OF the passengers afterwards oated ashore on the
wreck.
Mr. Fly Cameron, one of the passengers saved, saw
three ladies sink.
The captain and have been arrested to awat the
result Of an investigation.
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The Georgia Election.

BALnxoRE, Oct. 3-8 p. NJ
y-fve counties Of Georgia Mr.. Jenkins, Union
Governor, has 900 majority-a gain of 1850.
te il close, but Mr.. johnson, democrat, is proba-
ed by q few hundred majority.