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c,NroN r.yD COMPANY

r,IrIHORE Tuesday o.. l-@-
The .s,e 81 lots Of ~ Canton Company Io-dAy W.
isrgeiv attended and AZ offered eagerly purchased
4, 3rces from - to- per cent higher than ns year
10 nal south 81 RI hH0nd 10 night
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dslsteh from Albany states hai Mr.. Hulsemahn ar
r.yed in thu, city Sundsy rorsin. and has bad pro
iTseted in;eFyiew lh.e viii Secretary Marcy = ri
nored that The rel. e If Korss has been ssaged and
Tia; he i to retVsl ~ tbs county
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Nem21ork Daily Gribua1e.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1853
TO CORREsPOyDEyTs.

No notice be tskn Of Communication Whatever
intended for insertion be tnlhncstd b. the and
address Of the wterpot necessarily for pUbestlon bat
guarantee OF hi, good faith.
We undertake rejected Communication
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LrcTuRFGs-In addition to the 1t OF lecturers iof to-
sesscn Thieh we recently announced, We MAJ give ID
meme Of Clarence Cook, Esq, Newbargbi \ l.
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This evening the BiHinger Gassd wll Wit Hope Chape
- Broadway 10 &C. Franz elegan; and popula
Psnorama OF Nag.ra Tie exhibition vi cI,.e .o9a.
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sunuords GaEe ~ Themes Bu4ke. 5 esut
1hs Great Piano sna N9sie Essss ssasnt
Hair Dr. AND WIes.-6ATcHELoR' 4aaaise.cry
ls tase srt.ess i removed to No % sr0say oPg The Pes
sc q az ems HAIR Dye sae tie sale Of lis asy HVsaid
Wis and Tapes h1s puFste room al On one fooI.
II CRIsTADORO's celebrated EXCELSIOR HAIR
D5L spPAec d. AID With f-at ssees e. 10 of no q
where sod whossle refill C01ut.y ces .Is can fIP
I'D ' &C. IT, T P1o9T ' j So or hoe
Al cfcer Yursira.ly atteIese 70
MKLoDEoNs-S. d. & H. " SMITHS celebrated
rCod TIE KEYS IL the They sre ne
VOID srs Hosice WATrss 30 s. srosdvsy agent
y b To suit puchassI -aoaih4g ptyn4s MS t-tel
FTYER AND ACUE CURED, WITHOUT THE AID OF
6.LorsL AhsEsc Ga or,SSs % DtssLtks @ s pr
Pills CIV CLleKEEKE e. so.s ssIe s.a sop 4
II Rise and b. OCIos See Idveren On la page Of III
ptper
BAEEIHs CHEyLUxToSsUE T wonderful preparation 80 ne
charm the hair esnns to gov wnsH sTynf en- haa
T,sIes "a. DTss.ins ssioon 30 e. Biosssay
Mrs YASDERsILT, No. l-5 Sufolk-st., says OF DR.
yL.sI's CILEsRirTp LivIa Pills:
Bens usSs snd 1a froains whether proceeded de-
~. bos Of Dr M5es e brssd Liver Pm and before lad
s .a ihs and ii ~s e Or Na csS1ed L
Pl to al srailsly sseed Nsw-Yo;t March 2 la'4
ML4sEs LnsR Pulls There ere other Pills purpoItins 70 oe
Sod boi1 ale sy CeEener Co. Ne 81 Bsrclsy-t; BOYD
Psa No. 60 Couands. as0 By al respectable Drass's in
this city. .
The BEST PIANOS IN THE WORLD.-T. GILBERT
COS Pnos with iron francs AID circular ,es' are s,sp2wl
tal Palace 20 den opinions rom the vistors
HORACE Waters sole Asest No. 80 Broadwsy,
The great Piano and Music Estsblehment)
n. B. Secondhand Pianos 81 bargains
~ We would direct attention 10 the Executors
Broadway Houses and Lots Rvnston
sherHsfs Cssoa's Point which takes
ocoCk Oct ct the Merchin Exchange The
Executors Of W Caon deceased Maps
may bad the Office Of COLE cHLTos the Auetonesrs No
81 Essssus,.
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We publish this morning an order from Major Gen.
SCOTT directing important changes and movements in
tie Army and for the information of the reader we
have appended the locations Of the posts named with
out which these orders are almost unintelligible
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W 10 and CathArines Strand Is authorized
receive subscriptions and advertisements for The Trss IN London
~ ADVERTISEMENTS for Tie Weekly Tvse Of this wssE must
he handed IN TODAY.
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THE YELLOW FEVER II NEW ORLEANS Il
THE YELLOW FEvEB AT MOBILE.


Tie sickness in this city Is Hpidly abetng-the 9ia
number Of deaths geseTdry "a T. am included ony
from yellow feve-
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Parls Agency for The Tribune.
London Agency for The Tribune.

Mr. EToURsEAU Rue Mare No 80 1, the only Agent n
Paris authorized receive advertisements aud subscriptions ios The
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\ core pond, NJ writes 6 nom Fort Wy Of
ming greatly Of tbs Post Ohice arranss"'' a. lns
One ding !. letsl 70 biz ..fic.i = aH'. NV
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Of Ontario, and Judge Mrysox, Of Delaware. are
spoken Of. LORD would be preferred If it were GER
tain he would accept
For Canal Commissioner. senator d : WRIGHT, OF
Washington County, has tie best lcok. EBExEZER
BLAkLLY, Of Otsego. Is also spoken Of
For Treasurer. Senator MYRoS H. CLARK Of On
tsro, Is prominent
For State Engineer, JOIN T CLARK seems to be
ahead c. A D.
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NyRrSo USDER-yEsTs, FOR LADIES GENTLEMEN
AID TICS ~ho er,oysni sos vsa.h.r
srssi bar a.
No 10 B0TEEr
b 10 "a scompls o. tie tssb-.sei Three
-1ed UrGerssra Necessary pr0fo son nd rou+
tAi Give thsn TIA
RASKIs Co Ho1isrs.
CRcULAn TO LADIEs-O. B Cor ns.fTrf is aware
thai 10 5EErr IL leos Of kI IL Ttcniry
Of grrcsfIL ca al delete hszd o1ly
echO the Wch GOOD tas.s " -
BAL already Iro-optd r. e2s h0-TeE bas or4.rzs
ss1perb cIzv1nlcoE sca1s-y cos1- % I've
lvurpisted plrcs each Convertible
sdy be ktl created eadf1s bfs1ca
ufzf0u hn .hruWs tke Of Nnrar
rncers The periec-ng rsEue r1s tAsr toll e
sai suerliJn 1e bes1ty
teaehes ma % re rsa care I'd oeslty ~ith h they
seguTtd lrder his Hs BroaiNaE car
Frsrkius-
uptown ordinary &C 10 roons
without - pr0uOunced sauntso.s
reeherehs apartment opened To- pirate pupils l
Other county LADIES' invited CT nd
inspect be Eeetrs enlsrslr the
ton. OLIVER 3 GoLDsNrH
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FROM SYRACUSE-THE WING CONVENTION. SC

SYRACUSE. Tuesday OF ~ P NJ
The delegates to the Wig State Convention are assem-
bling, ard talking over matters.
Tie most prominent for candidates sppesr 20 be
Leayeuvorth for Secretary Of Safe Spaldng OF Buffalo
for Controller James NJ Cook for Treasurer Three or
four arr talked Of Tor Attorney General Conkag OF Ulcs
seems no, to be approved Of by those now present
Among the outsiders Sage of Rensselaer,. Ma,teson.
Of Oneida and Prinde Of CherangO.
Second DispdtcA.
sTRAoUsE, Tuesday Oct. 4, $3.50 VI
The ciy is very lively but caucus has been held.
General Granger Of this city viii probably be temporary
Chairman.
Appearances favor Leavenvoh for Secretary OF safe
james NJ Cook and Williams pressed for Controller
UImann and Conkling are talked OF for Attorney
General but the former leads Governor Bradh is spoken
Of for Secretary and Governor Hunt for Controller but
neither are prominently in the conversation Ross Of JET
ferson Blakeey of OwecO and Russell. of Madison are
proposed FOR Canal Commissioners both too the
center Of the State George Wood John C. Spencer Nc
Kiscck and DAVIS Noxon are spoken Of the for Judge
ships
There are plenty Of candidates but abetckens harmony
The lobby attendance is not very large.
The Sohs had meeting at the City Hall aud organized
a Democratic Union Club tonight The attendance was
not large.
An unknown man jumped into the canal by Clinton st.
Bridge 20 day, and was drowned
The State Liberty party Convention meets TO morrow al
Canasota Gerritt Smith and his friends win attend
The Supreme Court is in session here.
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SECOND DISPATCH

SYRACUSE, Tuesday, Oct 4-Miinight-
/ think ss certain TO be nominated, OGDEN " CHA-
FIy. Of Albany for Cansl Commissioner JoHS I.
CLsRK. for Engineer GEORGE WOOD, for Judge Of
Appeals. long term the short term lying between
Judge MULLEN, If Jefferson and WELLS. JANIS N
COOK. Z. G. SPAULDISG and N. scHOoSSiAKER are
prey sure to be On the ticket bat for what places is
vet uncertain. B. F. HAYWOOD, OF Livingston, VIII
probably be nominated for Clerk Of Appeals USDER
WOOD. Of Auburn has excellent chance for Prison
Inspector Fer Attorney General, CoyxLrS still leads
EDWIN D. MORGAN viii doubtless be Chairman Of
the Convention.
Resolutions ndor.ing Marcy Koszta letter are ex-
pected.
Tie Convention vii finish their business and adjourn
tomorrow. C. D.
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Democratic Vaccinations
LoUIsuSA.-For Congress-llId Distriet-A W Jes
dan of JeGeron
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Busiusss Notices.

RAfrrnTr LE.ssss fs AZ !{ e, o .s n
Bfs hsys bad, rsF a. ssi ihsJ vii eonisse . haFe
The n eksrre. Rret. an y, iS
hs Hat sc.f & 81 Csssbs0t oipose Cham osfs soa
trg c1n hs So, =, - Pesrl4tsL
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GIVE NE Mss New SOlg-NOTds bT James
S1ruords G.Ee ~ Themes Br4fe. 5 cent
Published y HOk1CE NsTEEs No 10 Bro.d=sy
he lr-rsr Fisuo e~lM NM - isArr
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RAryrRTY & LEAsSs M st{e o. Us s.I9'' a.
nA.ys ss , . s IN ss9s1s e a, s sI
ss he skss Fr,r IA IL s
l. Has wfse.' Ss 81 icsssst oIpoe chaussr' sOd
9 co.. IN, non worth new Fall and Winter Dry
" ~. yssds shswls sr8oe' fs'sns;t.s ysVe,s CO.
D.iiis.s esSoS to inform ~ ends th he pr
ss % ssr ls. s ey s4 ~ . sHS VIE re p
CO.. ja rosa ss4 'sse,ts s1STs.y ioI ~
~. - psffeTBS ard richest eosrnP % rod ses IN
49, Is Dry Goods 70 bs iouss n Us ely sa4 snsr
sssps = essvty syis sna ehssPDsss
TIxoEp-C GARMENTS AND HOSIERY WHOLESALE AND
ssIlL-A n;sressse q PseaaIs a; a. sa.sn; oaer
re esered TO eseenn Pnse a. Tie Ho and
10 ia Bo~ery. Importer sad Msaai.esassr
COLD WEATHER IS COaING.-Prepare for il b.
fsrrLes yOussf viii esHfe,sas Unie Coss fo1a BE NJ
Issr Coo are JUS u srs er wa;sf '.ssi I' So T.
S5ssSS.a -'''-' = --'''' = go. :,
~ The Siberian Undershirts and Drawers viii
fetp Jos The eoier weather vii wear hree OF far win
ss it eissSsi under roo, you eaS ~ Ts snd s5J s
sys ofhelvy eomfor,s arste saa shesp Under Cohr o
sh arc sold a. the ExeELsos SHIRT sTozg No So
rs Clothing Of tie best quality and style for the
tn and -, yT;s. Is AZ - spf s sS1 g e9 ca
tDOSB Clothing eftsbstrne1t No. = Coartardts.- y
Iv splendid assortment Of MuiIs, yictorines, AMI
Gsss fa5 bag sne CIs for fancy Beaver sad Pet
}. n AoSaRarE No. - Broadway
WAR IN EUROPE.-WiL there be a War il Europe
n Il doubtful Meanwhile there goinz t15ng
Cl0te but the paraeed chsspue o. the peri and
,iye ssohne1t Of nsHsas and Boys Cohus At Union Hal
leases al rivalry far The distance Stranger from the uy
flock tdsre crowd Ire location o. Fulton and hssu
ats convenient he sces efnb a. he styles rnd tAe
prices e1toTt expressions Of srP:e FROM The most economical
+. L Rogers D CO
W Country Merchants should not fail to embrace
Uind0r Shades CIT Ccrrcts Lsce snd M1sio Curtains their
Of The deasd for window deco-aion extending
thouKh01t the country kelly FERSCsOy No ~ Broaday,
No 81 Rsad the principal manufactures and Importers,
.t6ossr great ind1csuleus Go there.
EIeHT SPACIOUS SALEs-ROOMs!
Treme1doaS Bargains in Csrpet
tHIKAN ANDERsONsi
30 81 BOweTyi
Immense Assortment.
Turkey, Perse
Velvet, Mosaic and Brussels!
Three Ply e3d III rsin CARPETS.
Mosaic Rugs and Table Covers,
Gold Window Shades,
Floor Oil Cloths 10 ysrds wide!
CARPETs-W. & 4. LEWIS, No. 452 Pearl-st have
eetyed their Fall sys Of designs Of Velvet and TspJ
ply Ingram CARPETS most ee bfsted EnEb6 osters fas
complete the prices Of best Velvet from IL 20 49, Ia
ey best Do M yard on Cloths and ali other goods equally
per less than any house that does not import their
txn roods
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HAIR DIR AND WIGs-DATCHELoR' 4aauiae.Ory
tt tase sTiss Is removed TO No % Broad oPg The Pas
wheIs be tES the sf accommodations f0r tl
noc e III fan Hair Dye sao sale newly invented
Wis and IO1pses. Nins private rooms eli
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Chicago Market.

ri. Chicago March 10
Inc "oet ts of proi,Crh I0in,rd ulc mor'
he sales OF wheat m. nrp.r ,h,, Tar sever dnvs
hut sun not Iarge. THERE, no disposition to buy
Urn nry1hd small lots. Ours are IN demand FOL
,Gcol ltadr, hstyey little arriving. The state u
VIZ n,nlhrl inny BE- summed up M iollows
c, ""rp,, ,hr Iangr tor ordinary good ls $50
,lr Ut o'c' anu e'''''
rye, goo bnto d.s,iUler at6oc = 10 ID
rate 80 Ms ~ '''
Oats stores onrr 30c. Sales,r.mnIll lots toyt.
~ stables NJ - p3ic. ~
im'tey, market better, and snles nj iSG5lc.
pi"us,Eooa lots command e6.25 y 100 los. -.
- Y'ry,chlckcns, 22G2jc each, turkeys, Sac i
10 ANA grouse, 22ot25c each
pfiGcr according to qualify
IN rst~,n'uct supply, aud mnrket dull and dec'In'
"s OIeIS do notexceed 1919 y dozen.--P Press
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-03-12

,Y,.,, tha various clam, against the state.
,,,..ytri at thr recent session ct tue Legislature
t.rlt.a #iqsn!-nt aul settlement, ~s' an out
ul.r., account o. Nrssls FOREMAN. Thompson
Il Cu.,l IHuiya vu.tt. ~ h'IsNT' IS 10 every
r..r.,t m,uorl.us. aul shvvR have been az
kg,WlcI.yi uv ,H, safe wears *" The debt
r,srrfrIA,..t % lS-, uINnt the DAYS # our
yl.u,n,r, Internal lrTruNSmru, sctrus bv our
F.pI Commissioner AGING under the Authority uf
t,,,t.tr and w. lar \ large N.nnun' ut Railroad
iron which the, flrut,hrd Anf delivered accord
me- 10 contract Alter paving about one hundred
thIl4api dollars 90 houl. iLr s'7ir abandoned the
s,orr,,. aud notified Mgssu, Foreman. lhoup
.,nkCa that g va, rHlt'" 90 meet us engage
rnsnt, any further AMI tbJ iron VA disposed OF
az auction. a. is por, ot u'.yy.ry. a. ruin0u,
los, Of about Ii.v cents 900 lHe dollar
Mr.,s Foreman. Thompson u Company suf
frr,# largely by tA., non compliance " t,h ih. con
TRACTION the part OF the state AMI immediately com
n,ucrI legal rrrcc,I.uC- rrs.u.; it, Unl,rap
order ,fl l.naIou Court ut Ch'nccry, cns million
of uur huu4s - tlet time 100 ,rc possession OF an
Cusb.h hons, f.r negotiation were placed m the
hands trustees a.a security 10, lhe debt In
Jh., m4uu,r .hc claim hg, been s'uabrrIp., eve,
>.ur. vl.Hout uny lht0- i,Gr.rc being done ~ nh
lt. upu' the interest upon Il largely exceed, tn,
uuosrd They are wiling however To- ,,t.I-
tur Whole debt for ono bguu.r| and thirty tlo,.
,.ri ~ 'a., an release ,hs million %. n.rJ.
which have been SO .grs l,k,d ap in an En,lsL
Cunt utthWc,ry.
\ hi 'ur ~ a.. submitting To, Governar to
settle t'N claim. aHi 10 pay 90 b,aI, of the ,f,i,
the amount which suaa,l upla investigate h.,
found 90 br actually tUc uuf ,NScvduy rrr hmm
ur,I and thrtN thoa.anI d.,.tr-, passed the SON
a.r a. a. early dav 100 ,ar 'e-,o on bat ln the or,.
ufu'hrr business w.-rr, r,t.nsi 10 the II n,,
.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-03-12

The Cabinet a, finally made puddle ty Gcn
Pierce, and SorfrmsL by he Se.a.s, stands Is
follows;
Secretary Of State. wm L Marcy,
War, . Jefferson DAVIS
Treasury, James Guthrie.
Navy, James c. Dobbin.
ln.cr.or. II h,Clsl.n3.
2. NJ Genetal, james Campbell.
Attorney General, Caleb Cushing
Gov Marcy, Of New York, W.. Secretary Of
War under Po.k's administration, at that lime
the most responsible position in tue government
No one can have forgotten the distinguished
ability with which lie discharged tie high trust
confded to him. His appointment TO the premier
ship under the present administrator is pre-sn.i
neptly one Il, to be made. Gov N. i,, in New
Ysrh parlanse. a bunker; but he has been lii;le
mixed up 10 the quarrels between the two wings
of the democratic party Of tia, .tals. and his Sc
lection will ts acceptable to both.
Mr. Guthrie, Of Kentucky, has for Year, been
the leader of ths democratic party ot hissate
and 10 q man ofgreat ability aal worth. The
iredesmable vhissery Of hi. State aaJ Con.
gressional dieiris, however, has always kept him
out Of Congress, so that the country la, had uo
opport--!!y to become acguaia!ed with his s5i...
~.
Gov MtCiellaud ti Michigan, !, knowu as a
man Of distinguished ability and last friend Of
the west, He goes into the cabinet a, the pcca
liar friend Of Gen. Cas- He resigns the e.iice OF
Governor to take the higher and more responsible
position.
Judge Campbell, Of Pennsylvania, is years
man, Of great industry aud energy, qualifications
which will enlinenly fit him for Tie Pos. Oi!ce
Department lie was defeated, fsw years ago,
for Judge Of the Supreme Cour. Of Pennsy lsani.'
on account Of bis being a Catholic, throusL the
Native iifuer.s in phiadelp hia His appoint
ment as one of Ihe constitutional advisers Of Gen
Pierce, may therefore BE- regarded As a signal IL
buke OF tia: uolerant spirit Of which he had been
the yictim.
Jeifcr,on Da7s. has world vide fame as the
hero Of several hard Tough: battles in Mexico
lie is man u ability, bvll, sras h, forward, and
impetuou'. He will u. b. the ratl., II tie
administration.
Caleb Gushing, Of Massachusetts,, has been So
.crg in public lie aud is so well known as one
IL . frs, Of men e Nav L gland, tia. aay
,artisslsr rtf,iesce 10 lis eIngeut ability is Ut
Necessary. As a lawyer he has 10 superior il
lie country.
Nj DoLbin d North C.Io,aI, W, the recsn
democratic nominee f,r the L. S Senate, b., O.
account Of there bsug rI dcc..iye democrat,
majority in one branch Of the legislature, no e!e,
tiO1 took place. lie isa s.ac,re titnL cftL.
uncn, and sound able n.ar.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-03-12

IuIo" CrvrH'L R,uHo,D Tho trsc. ~ tn,
goat IS now Ia'd FROM Cb.-i,, south to Ins oour.
" lnr. a distance Of some IbIr'y miles Ga SIT.
Ifd'N lat, rruu invitation u Mr.. John c Cooley
one tine officers ct the ,rrd. v- rode ouG uplu
ne construction train t. the crd 1T the track 49,
MS ru'd 80 fr as vs saw. - constructed ~ 4
-1"'lan'Hi manner and wlh the best MATERIAL.
ne cn'vert- Hni bridges vl'h the exception Of
those ACROSS the Calumet IRE all built OF stone,
''' WA not very soon require repairing o. -
CONSTRUCTION From the Calumet the ROAD
Stretches away f'r n distance Of thirty mice.
""h""' rnr'" On r"rcting the pre, ent ter
''"n, w. i""n" The 'rack.nvius party hu-y .n.
r,s'' m p''in9 roI' and ri'. II, proper places
'n, .'"n"" within couple Of ui'", II Crete,
d-y, Oh Press
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Tine Inauguration.

Such jam as there Was at W a'Alns'oA a. '"s
Inauguration u President PiEEcE all accounts
,,.rc. i, .,ri,- n,v,r WAS vi,,e,sei there be.
-, "a ~,
'"' '''' "'''''' N-'''' 90 '''
al directions, were 50 crow ded, mat halt tie pas
,ergegs had 10 standup. 1 train cflS pass,g-el
..,-. ...,,, q, r,.,, M, " ., ,,. liam, and
A""'"s' " 80 els ''''n '"S s'"''' '"e "''''
StEe unable 20 actuAmoA,.c, u.S Loai~.H Z asIse'
were oyerr.u. h. rsl-in: rooms and places =
,.,.. .rI b,,,3,,l, ,'.r; II,
'"e '''1"--N' '"e ''1''N'' N"''' "1''' -
usy,r LAID IoTu az Gee" t.Ee "aL mIi'~'y CON
raut., from Nm Yuk IANAislpha - Pc were IN
.,-.,,t,.-, A., .r,.,sr,.,s ,...,,,r. is. sinh,
..-L .t.. 49,.
nos' con P''-'-" 1'"'' N".'H Va '''' --' -
Club CT Nsv IV... city, Al tie head q wh.t-
.t,,l IN, f,,,y, Can, R,ul.rs. S.oN Asyt
,...,-.,,,,.. 49,. .',-,,l d., b....,.,,,,
i~'''"s N'"e 49, ~"'
Aaheeded by ne eIo"-.
al 10 o'clock (son'.aGes - Sssogn; before "a
10 the C.iedco Press Tue u.-.sa-ls commenced s"S
task Of paitug tie lpmeRs. multitude. H. march
lng order |, va. Hsycu.,an tabor, lus ,Hsl
accomplished H. We have heretofore gwen ta'
order Of the procession AMI oG.Ii lt 10" \ .e"
minutes before ono os.o,E. tie I'TesiIes' t.7e
aud President Fillmore took she.T seats N 'h'
carriage pIo7iiei Tor Item, IN font 81 Willard
Hotel, wLea the profession started Tor tie Sap'
tJl
/ Til. President elect stood erect IN the carnage
with Pre.ldsn; Fillmore by h's sue su'To-"~s'
b. narsials and b"wed TO constant chesr' an
waris- handAs''hiti' froh Inc w'-ao"'' So
foreign ministers made me appearance "a 'p''n
dbl Carriages, with lah court dresses. 4"r pa"
cession commenced passing '"s s",'.'a, ilo's
twenty minutes before ono o'''.s A. " a~ pace
and 'hs end had passed at one 0e'ns "O'a' ''.''
long company oi E"n'"''E -.''H''''eT J." =
ana ta'tsr', marched along the a'''l' VINE ''''
procession was passing Wh' Fe,e"'d some t'ur
/ usage, lhs procession feA'heI 'nS c"t'''o' A.
O'clock, an! o.. Presidents, ""h el''-'s Ia's''
into me senate S|"@ueF'
lite Tes.en' ana tt'sSe1s ,iett ,V,s 's",| q,
Hoht Q! me o''''"'! s'ao'u VIZ" vac
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Hire!

On Monday evening, about o'clock, the cry
Of fire WAS raised in our place and the new and
large ware house on tie siJscut, near the canal
lock III the Northwest quarter Of the town, wa,
discovered to Le snvelopsd in flames, The build
Ing was wholly Of seasoned pae WOOD and wa,
completely enveloped III less than 10 minute.
from the discovery Of the fire. 1t con ;ained in
store some $4,000 bushsl, Of corn 5000 bushels
Of oats, besides some whea. and other GRAIN
The whole loss cannot be less than $4,000 te
$4,000. No part insured. The loss f. OH llr
W. ". Low Of this place who owned The ware
house, and J. 7. Chaplin, Of Chicago There
seeAs little doub. but the building was set OH
fire, As there had beel no Are allowed ia /, for
month.
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ADyASrAGE ~ BELONGING - rBEF. Fs-lIere
- a'pecimss Of what wssee daily ia the papers.
The 81! Louis Republican sou,-.as side by ..Is
the following "iceas:"
a man named Jane. Hall Wa, urraisrsd on n
charge otl-rceny. 4 day or - ago mi.undrr.
standing occurred between Hall anIEi. smpIoy.
ers aud he was called to Tie Office to be paid olF
some Sil or si3 were counted out-what wa,
supposed to ts the amount dae hlm-but before
receipt could be made out, Hall .na,chcd IN,
money aud ran away. TIN shlrg- oflarcen, wa.
preferred, and yesterday the Recorder eoma,teI
him for u trial
yeunS man, whose name we suppress on &C.
count Of his respectable CONNECTION, in til. civ
mas been arrested, nuj was arraiyled bs,or. Ia,
"'eorder yesterday, On a charge VI stealing some
wearing apparel from the re,id-nce of Nlr |. p
Sanger ms we learn 4. not las first spp.nr.
hnce on acHnnal charge before the Recurlsr-
Inns case has been continued today.
The mechanic, who, in all probability GO, no
more than he had honestly earned. !. published
10 the world as thief, while the namo Of the
other, who has been arraiened fora second Of
'"id offence, Is suppressed on accom-. Of h, "r,.
spectacle connections" We say ,h. i. not Justice.
"iIh the rth and "rs.ptctabie," removed from
80 many temptation, tina. hose, the poor, crime
d pure guilt, while with the laileri. /, oi.Gp the
result Of absolute necessity Therefore, saw We.
rather let Tue rch DO basonsd, aud tho name,
OF The poor suppressed