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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01
McLANr's VrnMruor.-The effects of this

McLASE's VERMTUoE-Thc effects OF this
tuly extraordinary medicine most satisfactory IN al
in which il has been tried No other medicine has
ever produced such effects usneOusy IL has only
be ndm nsered and relief follows matter OF coae
II has been used the practice OF the best physcans OF
our country and by them been pronounced equal n not
superior any medicine offered for the expulsion OF
worms Read the following:
Geo Maxwell Augusta, o. has used It with great elect
IN be family, and has sod large quantities which have
given the highest satisfaction,
H. Gutter, merchant Louis lie administered dose TO
HE chi d. who discharged quart Of worms lie had tred
other Ncuufogcs in vain.
OLA J. w Cotton, Winchester, Ind, happened 20 get
lot from an SCENT which sold out and proving
highly eosoious became very popular snd sold more rapid
~ than any ether NeTmiiuge.
For sale ia New.York wholesale ard retail, by CIV.
Chckener Co. No 81 Barclay-st- and Boyd Paul, No
40 Courtlandts Sold also by all the principal druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01

aaf A lie ~ fos 'r t closed have PIT
% rs-nt LrntfTs 7lt there tie su To-. bens TO
s-afsl DC tlafy 'lan ~ -y that al tb5a ,o ftn
~ ia la1er he convenient heal a Ilrfse.
Ifrr e g@rsfv Fesrf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01

\ 'SrrR CLorHiSo.-A full suit for seven
Mo- - comprising oyercoai Pants and Vest and others
feHponding prices, can be obtained a. G. y. Fol-
" Is No Fu,onst, between William and Gold the
ires resdy lnaee Clothing and Tailoring Establishment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01

~ Or. DAsIHL LEE writes an abusive let
ter to The Rochester american to say tat sew
en- days ago he wrote to the Editor o. RI,
Tribune to defend himself against the changes
connected with the expulsion of Mr.. Ewsasy
from the Patent Office, but that extreme cow
ardiee" has excluded his defence from The
TrbsHe
In reply 10 this statement we have to simply
say that we have never seen any such letter.
" Extreme cowardice" is NOT . fault usually
imputed to this journal
~ The Maine Legislature assemblesat Al.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01

~ Tie Maine Legislature assemblesat Al.
ssts Jsrus,y5 III =. ssas,or 10 10 be chosen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01

GIVING BABEs.--Toys, Games Of all kinds
az escnptios be found abundance at HARRINGs
n. 4ss Broadway door shove Canalt Rich and cle
L.cpdon and Partisan Fancy Goods. among which are
etv beautiful novelties, which cannot be found ~ other
.a Persons searching kr holiday presents viii find
ding suitable this establishment ~ the most reason
ed ,..esa Call early and avoid The crowd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01
- GorRarp,s Linnid Hair Dre is. without

exception The very beet invented Equally celebrated
l. GcURAuDs Medcsted Soar for curing piaples eckles
salt Iheum, lesh te,rT saoness, tan, roughness
chGIs chtes cTscks Ao PcGdre Subtle upToots hair rom
an, Part o The body Liquid Vegetable ROGge Llly White
and HAr Restorative, ai g. Naikerst, near Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01

N,w-YrAn TABLEs.--Vases Of Notices, Bas-
a. y ramids &C. richly ornans hted Cases B9ned Tar
chicken Salads Picked Oysters Mold Of Jelly, Blanc
~ . Charlotte Russa and Ice Cream Notices Of every
a. suppled AID ssui 70 any part Of the city or Je
sey " bv TsonsPsos 4 Sos, No. $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01

7. ,,s, Ig!.l Ae'' ''s' n s. :,slssa sen 90
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-19

LATE PUBLICATIONS. j. B. Steel, No. 60
Camp street, has laid on our table very inter-
esting volume from the press of stringer &
Townsend, New York, entitled "Jane Leaton,"
or the Kings Advocate The work is full of
striking points of expression and bold delinea-
ton of character. Also, ga visit to Europe"
in two volumes, by Professor Benjamin Silliman
Of Yale College, This is book of travels and
among the most interesting scenes
of classic Europe and of the Holy Land It's
written in a chaste and forcible style and is
altogether one of the most entertaining works of
the season 1t is handsomely bound and from
the press of &. P. Putnam & Co., New York,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-19

UoHREcrIoN.-I our article yesterday touch
ing the frauds of 1874, under the naturaiza-
ton laws. we inadvertently spoke. Of them as
having taken place "under the administration
Of the Parish Judge of Jefferson" The ex-
preston should have been s'under the admins
tration Of the Judge d the City Court Of Lafay-
cite. Parish of Jefferson" Judge Elliot was
then the presiding officer Of that Court, and
everybody will recollect the fact.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-19
.vesC Fail Goods.
GIQUEL & JAM ISON,

GIQUEL & JAMESON,
rs Chaytres street.
w Have just received. per ships Ashland and wurscmbur FROM
H,re rich following articles which they call
the particular Of their customers aud the public;
RICH PRINTED DE LAME DRESSES;
PLAID STRIPED vALENciAsi
PRINTED DE LANES, ANAL patterns;
FIe'D nd PLAID woRsTED, for chiidrens
RICH PRINTED FRENCH cAIcoEsi
BLACK AND WHITE FRENCH cALicoE
pLAlD AND PLAIN TARTANs,
CLOTHS, ALL CoLoRs, FOR LADIES' CLoAksi
PLAIN DE LANES, all Coorsi
FRENCH MERlNoEs AND cAshMEREs. all colOr,,
ALPACA AND BOMBAZINE;
PRINTED BAREGE DRESSES, three hounesi
CoLoREp FLANNELs and TARTANs;
RED BLANKETS, SuPERFiNEi
RICH PRINTED FouLARD DRESSES
RICH FIGURED SILK DRESSES, three and hSe houncci;
PLAIN AND cHANGEABLE sILksi
PLAID AND STRIPED FoULARD SILKS; -
BLACK, WHITE AND coLoRED SATIN
SILK POCKET HANDKERcHEfsi
CLOTH TABLE COVERS;
EMBROIDERED PLAIN, RIvERE h. Z. llANphEkCHlfsi
LINEN CAMBRIA AND LNLiNOi
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN EDGiSG AND iNstRrlN0i
EMBROIDERED JACoNEr SKIRTS
REAL LACE siAwIS;
REAL AND IMITATION LACE Wills,
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN COLLARS AND sLEkNEs'
LADIES' AND GENTS KIN CLOVES
BLACK AND COLoRED CAsSiMEREsi
BLACK AND coI0RED CLOTHS
CASHMERE, SATIN AND SILK NESIiN'i
GENTLEMEN's LINEN and COTTON SHIFTS
LADIES, AND C1LDREN's hosiery
GENTLEMEN AND LADIES' MEIlNo SHIRTS;
COTTON HOSE AND HALF HOSE
SILK HOSE AND sALF HOSE;
FANCY AND PLAIN VELVET RIBBONS
FANCY SILK RIBpONSi
NEEDLES PINS HOOKS AND EYES AND FANS
LINEN RUFFLEs, PEARL BUTTONS AND SEWING coiloN-
woRsTED AND SILK DAMAsk, for Curtansi
woRsTED AND COTTON do do
coTTox DAM SIX for do
CORD AND TAssEIIs for do
yALEvCIENNEs EDGING AND lSskRTlN"'
BLACK AND WHITE GUIrUREi
LADIES' AND CHIIDRENs SILK GLoVEsi
FRENCH CoRSETs
PLANTATION GOODS.
BLANKETS,
KERsEYs,
LINsEYs,
CorToNADEs.
CALicoEs,
DENNIS,
KENTUCKY JEANS,
FLASNErs,
STRIPES. TICKING,
LoWELs,
BLEAcHED AND BROWN COTTON, etc, etc..
....+ GIQUEL x JAMESON,
oisst cbArtres
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-19

BREAKING UP OF THE QUARANTINE FOR Pas
sESdERs. The steamer Ophelia, Captain Dimi-
try, from the Balise, brought up the passengers
yesterday tho. have been quarantined at Foft
Jscksoh, from the ship Ashland
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-19

rHH P1EDElY CASE 1T will be seen, by refer
ance to the proceedings of the City Council,
that the Board of Assistant Aldermen, after all
their vascillation and evasion, have at last de-
ternined to make a stand and assert their rights
in defiance Of the formidable injunction still sus.
pended over them. We congratulate them upon
this restoration of their dignity, this declara-
ticn Of independence, and are pleased to learn
that Mr. Pandely himself desires the investiga-
tion they propose.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-19

Editors qfhs NJ o Bee and Daily Crescent
Gentlemen: engagements of private character requi
ring my during the whole Winter season
feel compelled to decline the to me rendered
Of this city If the wbg party or even the Orleans Dele
CATION had supported me in the attempt made when
sion of the Legislature the latter part of May the city
at large without regard to party would not be compelled
to seek its amongst men of leisure only
Respectfully Henry ST. PAUL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-19

We can attention to the card Of Mr.. Henry
st. Paul in this mornings paper, declining to
be candidate for the Legislature from the
Sixth District of this city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-19
RenlOrGt.

NV The subseribes inform their m pube that they
pot occupied a, No Is Char
street, store, CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL
STREETS.
They have fitted up the premises with ENTIRELY NEW FLY
TURES throughout the attention Of SER cid customers aud
strangers visiting city, eAefy selected stock
OF PATCHES AED LRHELRY SILgER AND PLATED WdGE
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS HYDE a GOODRICH,
2ud9D yanNs Of Canals 4 Roy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-19

Ess- WING CENTRAL STATE COMMITTEES. The
of the WING CENTRAL STATE COMMITTEE will
their Club Room, Cont Exchange Alley
THURSDAY EVENING October 90, at O'Clock. By order
cTIAs NJ. WATERMAN, President.
Il HE n 5A y l5eoffissos Secretaries. o,7a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-19

DowH on THE IRISH in the Louisiana 'sStaat.
Zeitung' Of yester'ly, German paper, Of
vhich Mr. George Lugenbuhl is proprietor, We
ind very tart and unprovoked fling at our
1T ha>uralised citizens. In order that our
sdoJo1d citizens, natives of Ireland, may know
in what manner they are spoken of by the jour-
nal referred to- which processes to be democratic,
We 6anslate the article entire. 1t will doubt
less call forth that warm Indignation which is
ever the result Of an attack on the nationality
ofA people. The article is as follows
"A democratic meeting, or rather an anti
democrstic meeting, was held on Friday last, in
John Guillot's coffee-house. in the Third Dis
triot, in order to bring out other candidates in
opposition to the regular nominees for the offices
to BE- filled in the District at the ensuing cleo.
ton. sixty-fve men (say sixty -fve) were to.
setner 1t that mass meeting, mostly lrishmen,
VINO could not stomach the idea that the District
Convention had not put all Irishmen. and them.
exclusively, on the ticket.
iohowing me doctrine, We will have rather
nothing at ALL II only that others get nothing. !,
they nominated the following anti .demoora IL
ticket For Justice of the Peace p Gov
drain; Tor Tax Collector, VIM. causndss
Representatives Seventh District, Trems a.a
Peace; Representatives Eighth District. Ens,;
and Kelly; Representatives Ninth District, IN
Cavanaugh.
"What say our German countrymen to til
ticket A German name is not to be found
it. As matter Of course that would ha
hurt the Irish too badly. On the contrary til
have nominated for Justice of the Race IN
who filed that office once before and at VIII,
sight every honest person exclaims, God !
ware Of him =
.Will you, Germans of the Third District,
low yourselves to Be thrown out of doors
those sixty-6ve hungry Irishmen' We hc
not; on the contrary We have the confidence Il
Jon will combine yourselves more fully to ST
port that ticket, in the selection of which J
havs also word tosay. Away with that 'an
democratic ticket!'"
We have given the above for the benefit of q
leaders among the Irish naturaliied citize
leaving them to form from it what conclusi'
they may. Hsr6am sap
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-19
ss- LOUISIANA GREYs-Relief Comm,

seq LOUISIANA GREYs-Relief Committee
rhe following gentlemen duly appointed Relief Committee
Turing the prevailing epidemic:
Lieut.. STRONG 1Oi St. Charles street.
JOS h. RUSffA, ~ Broome
ROBERT Men NARA, 25i Magazine street.
r. DALEY, Triton Walk aud Hercules street.
DANIEL KELLY St Joseph and Tehoupitoulas streets.
P. cURLEY, Howard, between caiope and Clio streets.
JOHN MCGUIRE Claiborne Common aud jackson
Lieut.. CAvANAUGH, 1888 Circus street
aa4 SNIP By order. JOS. Y. RUSHA, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-19

STEAMER CHARLES BELcHER. magnif-
cent and fast running boat, commanded by Capt John
Carlisle and favored with courteous and accomplished
young friend John Douglas clerk leaves this afternoon
at O'Clock for St Louis She is second to in the
trade in point of speed or accommodations. Passengers
should secure berths in season,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-19
To Females.

To Females.
II The PECULIAR MALADES which Females subject
commonly produce great bodily exhaustion accompanied by
gloomy As the system declines strength
is loss OF and this naturally mps the
energy mind and urbs the eqnimy the Every
who has suffered from female will admit this
muurn truth obtain relief it only
stop tendency depletion and debility This done by renewing
health strength the BLoop and medicine
compishe desirable result speedily and comp tey
DIR. BULLS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA.
It nuuiraxes humo stops unnatural secreion aud gives
healthy all the vital processes This truth, and
idle assertion aesd by countless facts which decline
from respect deeaey feeling which the chief grace
any in doubt they he
fully satisfied by calling the agency
]. WRIGHT Il CO.
ISL Chartres street,
oil et9p Only Agents Louisiana.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-19

,;.ts nave Kingston dates to the 26th ult No
nhoIa, spprshsnsioa exists there touching the
appearance IN some Of tho s5iarant Islands a
ssnulAe uase mao neen reported in Kingston
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-19

Hon. Edward A. flanagan, of Indiana, it
appears, is determined to recover his past mis-
fortunes by becoming an earnest Temperance
Reiormer. At recent camp Meeting he is said
TO have declared himself ready to vote for the
NAME Law in the absence of anything better.
ou' expressed his belief that nothing short of
d Total extirpaton of the article from the face
vi 1he earth would effect the desired object
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-19

: for sale by Iolsl H. L. STONE & co Il Graysr st.
r ARD-2oo kegs very choice. for sale by
hIols IL L, sToNEs co, G'Avier ST.
NOTICE OF ELECTIoN.-Pursuant to
~ Wi Es u 's .. ss e of AZ 4 4.
S1 81 that the H1d viii . o D M P o4 are
November 1883, for the following officers, viz
MEMBERS or CONGRESS-.
ONE 5 from iss o,DS District
Monl' ps Nc and Municipality No 3 and now desgsaiya Dis.
leans lying the right bank of the Mississippi and the Parishes of ST,
one REPRESENTATIVE Congressional District.
that psr 81 hs G n G ssg osa Canal
ye Of the Parishes Of Jrson s. Charles s. Jonn the 9ap
list s. James Ascenson Assumption uhe Ierrsbonnv ST. Mary
TWO SENATORS the District composed the Parish
"'' REPRESENTATIVES.
REPRESENTATIVE en the bank Of the Parish OF Or
Two REPRESENTATIVES from First District Parish Of Orleans
THREE REPRESENTATIVES from Second District Parish
SIX REPRESENTATIVES, from Third District Parish Of Orleans
THREE REPRESENTATIVES from Fourth District, Parish Of Or
THREE REPRESENTATIVES, from Finh District Parish Orleans.
TWO from from srs R 6 9 o
TWO REPRESENTATIVES, from Eighth District of Orleans.
9SE TIVE from Ninth PEs, Paris. q Orleans
and snPERNfESpGS OF PdsG E ID
4 SHERIFF CORONER fer the Parish Of Or cans.
r he FIST D OSe or Ss ss sead one for
sa and r that portion Parish Of Wing N the
right bank Of the Mississippi River and also
FIVE CLERKS COURTS in New Orleans, viz,
the First tor the Second m the Third for the
Fourth the Fifth District Courts OF Orleans;
And also FOUR TAX COLLECTORS for New Orleans;
FIRST the Second Third
the Fourth Dt another for that of the Parish OF
leans ing the sht bank Of tho Mislsaippi River.
.gEHEy JUSTICES or 4HE rE4cE
qualified Electors Of the First Representative
natrrts;
qualified Electors Of the Third Representative District
qualified Electors the Fourth Representative DItrirt;
qualified Electors Of the Fifth and Sixth Representative
DISTRICTS;
by qualified Electors the Seventh, Eighth End Ninth Re
prcsentiiiye DISTRICTS;
by qualified Electors Of the Tenth Representative District
(late Lafayette; } and
qualified Electors that portion of the Parish Orleans
living on the hit bank OF the mississippi River
CONSTABLE for each Justice the Peaoeo be chosen by
the reading the several Precincts Of the Justices OF the
Peace shove Explained.
The Polls will opened the day above mentioned from the hour Of
O'Clock
and Of the Commissioners
and appointed by the Board OF Aldermen the City OF
Orleans Police Jury that part OF the Parish the
right bank OF the Mississippi River.
be conducted and duplicate returns made 10 the
deTsgnei according to law.
Sheriff. Office, Parish Of Orleans tbs 9Th outohe 1885,
dig J. r. FRERET, Sheriff.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-19

N Cs " l. " T. N
Mo-, II and 10 Old Levee corner or Custon,house St.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALER IN CLOTHING.
TT Tho advertiser received by arrivals fresh lot
WINTER AND FALL CLOTHING,
of the very e. Style enabled offer the public
new and varied s.Ormsnt goods his stock of CLOTHING"
constantly by arrival Of steamship from New YORK Inc
following comprises but portion Of his stock
Genemsns Fine Medium low priced Black Cloth Dress oeA
Do do Blue Cloth Ores. Coats, with gil, buisons
Do do. Medium and lOw-piesd Black and oo0sd oo'h
Frock Coas;
Do do. Medium and low priced Black and Colored Cloth
PAletots and saes, and new style coa'si
Medium low priced Black and eolOred Cashmere
Paletots and sacs, and new style Coats
d. do. Medium and lsw-pr;sd Black and CoOred Tweed
Paletots aud sacs and new style Coats
Do do. Medium and low priced Blanket Coats;
Do do. Merino Wool do. do
Do do. Anghsnissan Wool Blanket Coats with line trim
mings aud frog buttons;
DO. do. Medium and low priced Blue Pilot Cloth Goats,
Do Medium and priced Blue and Drab Beaver Cloth
10. do. Black Satin vss,s, single double breasedi
De. do. COlored and Black Silk Vests Cashmere and rich
vevst vesai
Do do. White Ala4sslles Vests Black Cashmere Vests;
Do Black Cashmere Pantaloons Of various qualities
Dc. do. Doe-.kn DO do.
Geneen Coored Panaoons various patterns and
qualities Bue Pilot Cloth Beaver Cloth Pants Forest Cloth and
Heavy cOI;onsle Pants Black md Col
Blue Pilot Cloth Monkey Jackets;
Peershsm Monkey and Harey Jackets
Euson Cloth Harvey Jackets
YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
Youth. aud Boys Coored Cloth Frock CoAt.
Do Black colored paletots and aud style
aCoats
Do do BIZ coored and Tweed raetots and
Sacks, and new style Coats,
Do do Gray sanet pale,oa and saes;
Do do. Blanket Goats, of various colorsi
BoyB' Black and Coored Cloth Monkey Jackets;
Boys Black Cloth TIussar Jackets;
Youths and Boys Tartan Harvey Jackets,
Do. do Peer.ham and Forest Cloth Monkey Jackets
Do. do Colored Cashmere Pants, assorted styles;
Do. do Black Cashmere aud Doeskln Pants
Do. do Tabaet and Tweed Pants
Do. do Peershsm and Forest Cloth Pans;
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
CLIiren's Black Colored Cloth Psleto,s and Saesj
Do do Cashmere Paleto- and ssesi
Do do Colored 9th Twesds and Cashmere Hamey aud
Polka Jackets;
Do do Col ired Cashmere Psntalccnsi
Do do Colored satins.
NEGRO TRADERS CLOTHING.
Blue Haney Jacket and PanOns Gas mee Vets White
Cotton Shirts Hats Socks Drawers, undershr and Blankets.
FURNISHING GOODS.
White Cotton Shifts Collars and Bosoms every quality
for Men, Youths Boys; White, oil Linen Shirts for Men
and Drawers White Undershrts and Drawers
Silk Undenhr Drawers Gloves craysts Pocket Hsnskor
chief., susptnders, Stocks ETC.
TRUNKS CARPET BAGS, INDIA RUBSER GOODS, and
PLANTATION CLOTHING,
Of every description.
Country Merchants will their advantage give
me a CALL Sc ii goods very low prices.
N G. FoLGER,
oil shp,w Mes II and 10 Old Ls'ee, cor Of cuo"hou'e St
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-19

EARTHQUAKES IN CENTRAL AMERICA Late adj
vices from Central America state that there had
been felt very severe shock of an earthquake
in the town of Canas, on the oath of August.
Not only were all the houses unroofed but
several of them were entirely demolished. Per-
sons thus left houseless had to occupy some of
the public buildings in Bagases. The earth
quake was repeated, though with less damage,
on the Sth of September, and the shock con-
tinued with more or less violence almost every
day
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-19
wEDNEsDAY MoRNlNe, OCTOBER 10. 1855

~ ELEcrios-- Monday, November I, 1858.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-19
TELEGR.4PHTC ITEMS

| Mobile, Oct. 19.-The interments In this city
yesterday were nine, including deaths from vel,
low fever seven. The fever is spreading ovel
he country in all directions. The rivers art
still falling.
Mayor Langdon is now better.
The navigation of the river Bigbee has been
suspended,
| Boston, Oct. 10.--It is rumored in this city
! to-day that heavy forgeries have been detected
on the houses of Laban s. Beeoher, Grant, DAN
iel & Co., and others. The amount of forged
papers stated to be adoat on these parties is in
the neighborhood Of 100000. a
The forger is alleged to be California spec
ulator, and the forgeries have been going on for
three years. 1t is further stated that the ope-
rator has acknowledged that he is the forger Of
the notes, and that he has lost some 900 Of
the money so obtained in a California specula-
ton 49, 600 more by bad debt; has paid
about $4,000 in extra interest and commissions,
and he has some $4,000 worth of good property
left He is said to be still in Boston, and the
alleged spurious notes will be redeemed from
the parties who hold them.
Boston, Oct 1l-Mrs. Webster, wife of Pro
fessor Webster, who killed Dr. Parkman, died
recently.
terrible explosion occurred to-day in an
extensive distillery in this city. One of the
boilers exploded with a tremendous report. The
shock was felt for many squares around, and
many houses contiguous were shaken to their
foundations. Several persons about the build
ing were very seriously injured, some it is fear
ed fatally. The loss of the proprietors is esti-
mated at $4,000.
A mass meeting of the democrats was held at
Faneuil Hall tonight. Everything passed off
tremendously; speeches were made by Ex-Gov-
ernor Boutwell,, N. P. Banks and others Res
oluticns sustaining the Administration and the
baltimore Platter were adopted, and the nom-
nations of Bishop and Dowly ratified The
Maine law was denounced, and its repeal urged
Philadelphia, Oct. 1.-THE election for
State and local officers took place to-day.
In Dauphin county the whig ticket is elected
In Delaware county a majority of 600 has
been given against the new constitution.
Returns from Philadelphia show the election
of Murphy, democrat, as Police Marshal, and
Gilpin, whig, for Mayor. The wings have lost
one member of the Common Council in Walnut
ward.
Bafalo, Oct. 10-The steamer Keystone
State, of the Dunkirk and Detroit line, collapsed
her fiue on Saturday on Detroit river, badly
though not dangerously scalding two firemen.
No one else was hurt, and the boat sustained
but little injury.
Michigan City, Oct. l0.-The statement
that the steamer Michigan was ashore about
II miles from Michigan City, on Tuesday week,
was without foundation. The Michigan arrived
here on Sunday, the ID inst. and has remained
since.
Prattsburg, NJ Y, Oct 1.-THE Methodist
Church, Rices Hotel, and several other build
ings in this village, were destroyed by fire yes
terday.
Syracuse, ". y, Oct. lo.-Hail and snow
fell in this city about o'clock this afternoon