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Triennial Convention OF the Protestant Epis-
cOpal Church.


The attendance of delegates at the opening of this Con-
vention, yesterday morning, very slim The many
peImisons of absence grant ed to delegates, have
auoea the number in attendance to rather small number
Morning prayer was read by the President of the Con
venton, the Rev Dr. Creighton and the lessons by the
Assistant Secretary the Rev Mr.. Randall of Massachu
setts.
The minutes of the previous day read. 1t being
voted that the documents from the delegation from To-
ronto, be recorded in them, they adopted
The Hon. f. NEWTON, of Massachusetts,, behalf of
the Special Committee appointed to nominate Board of
Missions renortad tho foIloulng ramos
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Vermont Legislature.

MONTPELIER, Vt, Oct. 20, 1858.
more trials were hac this morning, in joint ballot
'vernor. The last was as Observation-Disclosures, whg,
johnson dem. loo; Branard free soiler, 81. Fur
). s.otings win Lc had tomorrow.
Burlington Free Press says that there no Goa
in the Vermont House. in the selection of Speaker,
at the democrats, in body, suddenly went over to
30 soil candidate without any previous arrangement,
IT the free soilers would go over to the whigs
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From the South.

SION AND LOSS OF LIFE-THE CUMBERLAND
COAL TRADE, ETC.
BALTIMORE, Oct 20, 1858.
steamboat Mcdaniel exploded her boiler, at the
of the Mississippi, the 18th instant, killing
ersons and scalding others.
Washington Star asserts that the necessity for the
] of Messrs. Bronson and O'Conor will be enforced
Maryland coal trade of last week amounted to
ons. The canal is again in bad order. The water
Ind nothing can be done until after fall of rain
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Markets.

ALBANY, October 20, 1905
eceipts Of the past twenty four hours foot up
600 bbls; wheat 1900 bus; corn 10000 bus;
100 bus; barley IS, 900 bus The transactions in
'e only 900 bbls at So 81 81 for State. Corn is
easier; sales 500 bus. st TIC for mixed Western.
AS 600 bus. sold at rs 79c for two rowed 81 S5c
rowed, and 81 81 a for Wisconsin. Oats steady.
prison whiskey at nc.
BUFFALO Oct. 20, 1853
Is since our last Flour, 5000 bbls wheat 900
corn, none. The transactions in -four have been
at s. SO So 10 for Ohio and Michigan. Wheat
b inquiry sales % 600 bushels at lac. for Ohio,
&c. for Up ger Lake. Corn-l1, 900 bushels sold at
mixed Western. Oats are in moderate demand,
Il an improving tendency; sales at 35c. Ohio
29c Freights-Flour, SSc.; wheat, Sc; corn,
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Suortlnp InteIIi1ence.

CM,KET.lhe second match between the two eevens 0f
the Albany Cricket Club played the grousd at Fast
Albany, on Monday There change Ia the play
the ''Red' side, Mr.. Cover being substituted fog
Mr.. White, who in i'll health. Mr. g. made excel
lent substitute for Mr.. W., the will show.
The game commenced Mt II Z O'Clock, and rapidly
played, both innings terminating before O'clock and u
favor Of the Reds
There some good batting on both sides, and the
fielding of the Blues, in both innings far better
than that of their opponents in the first innings the
of eleven to byes showing some loose play, and
many of which overhrows The following is the
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The Martha Washington Case.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 20, 1858.
10 Martha Washington case, counsel for the defence
made motion to quash the Indictment on the
. that the United States had no jurisdiction over
waters, and if they had, that the law giving it
constitutional. Judge Mclean decided that the
States had jurisdiction, and the law was clearly
utional. The motion was oyerruled
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VS. By ELEGR APH .


LOUISVILLE, Oct. 20, 1855.
lotins for United States Senator took place today
Q Tennessee Legislature. The third ballot stood
u:-John Bell, 90 Henry, 14 Nelson, II; Cave John
40. After this ballot Johnson withdrew
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

BUFFALO, Oct. 90 1853
Democratic Judicial Convention nominated Joseph
stem as their candidate fer Justice of the Supreme
, long term. No nomination was made for the short
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1HE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HEKATD.
New YoRK, Oct. ~, 1898.
'.e kindness to inform the readers Of the HERALD
Inc. the celebrated Swiss artist, whose death was
Ia in your paper some time ago, is enjoying ex-
,alth In Geneva, and is now occupied with the
Jon of his large and beautiful work known as
ys de Cdldme.n By placing Mr. Calame again
I, living, yoa viii greatly obligs FRIEND.
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The Democratic T-oubles.
ANOTHER VERSION OF THE SYRACUSE AFFA


NEw YORK, October 20, 1895.
Mr. EDToR-Iiaving observed card in the HERALD of
yesterday, the signature of Thomas J. Barr and
others, deem IL but justice to friends that II should
receive n passing notice from This Tho j. Barr
asserts in his manife that band Of bullies and fight
ing imported from New York for the purpose OF
controlling the convention, and omong others my
spcuous 1t is true at the convention la
Syracuse and went tnere in TIE capacity of private
citizen many Others did, and who, presume like my
SELF supposed they had perfect ,h to there
having heard it questioned except bg Thomas j. lr and
his contederat.s who 1t under the impression
that Syracuse belonged exclusively to Barr Co. As for
the eptbet Mr. Barr has tit to apply to me- they do
not constitute any part of my character. As fighting
man claim such distinction, except in defence Of my
served New York voluntser during the Msxican war;
and received honorable discharge His sinister
marks therefore, in regard 70 my receiving appoint
ment under Isaac v. Fowler Esq gives me leave
to say that coz sider / entitled to conshl-
GRAFTON iom the United States government for past
services Allow me TO ask Mr.. Barr auestion-Wsre
there gentlemen in Syracuse except those who wore
to that ion? As Mr. Barrs powers Of dis
elimination acute IL leaves under the incpres
sion that he must have had close alliance with bes
and fghtirg during his political As Cox the
statements of Thomi 'srr and his parastical follow
ers, it worthy tie emanatsd from, and would
have received from ~ neiited contempt, had not
ceiyed the nomination Of Councilman for the rhireenth
district by the united democracy of the Sixth ward and
consider il due 10 my friends that should make this
statement have wish to court controversy with
Thomas j. Barr and his followers the would be democra
cy Of the city and county Of New York.
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rtality on Board Ship sagadahoclx.

BOSTON, Oct. 20 IS53.
chooner Clara N. Porter, arrived at Beverly, re-
ing boarded on the 18th OF Octo Der, in lat. H.
by mate from the ship sagadahock, from Got
bound to Boston, on which the number of deaths
sased to seyenty-but good health was then re-
apd
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Candidates for Omce.
WHIG NOMINATIONS.

SYRACUSE, Oct. 20, 1853.
| whg County Convention Nominated James Munroe
mater; Charles Andrews, for nstGct Attorney Jared
srker, Superintendent of the Poor and Levi Wells
|iatice.
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The Great India RubDer Case.

NEW HAVEN, Oct. 20, 1853.
Ingerscll yesterday refused to grant an injunc-
he case OF Horace Fl. Day vs.. l.. Candee 4 Co., of
/, which was argued here few weeks ago before
.ee States Circuit Court.
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Sontag In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20, 1853
me son'ag has volunteered to give a day concer
'ublc Schools Of this city. Her first concert takes
ere on Monday next.
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A MINISTER BIvORcED.--They had divorce case
decided up at Ashland last week Rev. l.. s. Everett,
few weeks SINCE applied to the courts for divorce
his vife the late widow Hoyt Of Buffalo, The applca
ton was Refused by the County Judge Of Lorraine. He
then removed the venue TO Ashard county, whore he
successful and last week Arred to Miss wright
niece Of the rejected wife-Cincna Enquirer, Od. 10.
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THURSDAY, Oct. 2O-Sweepstakes s125 mile hsats bssx
three in ve to wagons without any regard to the weight
Of drivers
n :; seaman DIX g biy
NJ aandfords br colt Gen. Scott ........... 3 dis.
Mr. Mr. eaheTy,s % b. m. Lady Gould. .............. dis
MIR. blk, g. Dot and GO .............. dis.
Time, 3O61s-302-2:J9if.
All the above horses belong to New Jersey, and,
Long Island to back their favorites. Billy was ths
favorite and his friends carried of all the stakes.
SAME DAr.-Purse and stake, $3.50, mile heats best
three in fve to wagons.
H. Jones named b. &. Don on...............,.. 1
H. vs Woodruff namsdg h Fort Washington. 2 2
Time, ,2ss-25o,.-2:5i.
s.a;s a Hea.pon was the fayorite at 100 to 20 The
sn h psssss at the the Ss in Sc
closer to the after leaving the ha anS wa. 70
to him as he came the homestrstch He then beat
the gray nice up to the stand length in 2is wagonsr
Second HeaA-Good start, Don leading, tho starNs.
second and Wagner up and far behind Don was .
three seconds, and the distance in front at thsR
mile in l:2ah Wagner eighty yards behind. %.
CLOSELY pressed by the gray, winning by ength,in
a5ols. Wagner distanced.
was length ahead at the quarter pole in forty thrss
seconds The gray fell off little on the backstretch,
1n % Sa ne 9 pol: in Ira
Wheel and after vigorous brush Don beat him to Ne
score by half length in 251.
SANK DAY.-Trotting match $780, three mile heats -
$50 lb wagons.
j. Nelson named b. g. Dread. ad............,....... I
II. Woolley named ch N Tanzy. .................
Time 10:l6-1022.
SAME DAY -Trotting match, $500, two mile heats, u
harness.
", Wheelan named br. g. John Wands. l
A. Conkin named blk e. Black Jack ............. z
Iime-Fir3 Hed. Time-SerOnd HcG.
First mile. ........... 2A2 First mile 2A2
Second mile le......... 2a5 Second mie......... 2AS
Time. 527 Total. ............... 53e
The above very interesting and exciting trot and
elected the admiration of the assembage.
SAME DAy-Trotng match $500 mile heats, to wagons.
H. Woodruff named b. m. Lady Warren ............. I
W. Whean named G. q Col. Johnson. dis.
Time, 2471s.
MASSACHUSETTS, RACES
CAMBRIDGE PARK Oct 1S.-Match, mile heats, best
three in Ave, to skeleton wagons.
Efae Morgan. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Time, 239 391s-2:34-2:3S-2:3S.
Oct 1a-Pacipg match, mile heats best three in 6vss
to skeleton wagons.
!. II. Daniels named Daniel Webster.
r. Citus nan ed Dalton. on.......................
Time, 24l-2:37-23l.
CONNECTICUT RACES.
CROMWELL TRoTIlNG COURSE Oct. l5-Match 500 aside,
mile heats, bert three in five in harness.
Mr. Allyn named General Scott .............. l I
Mr.. Reed named Deacon Dart. art................. 2 z
Time, 2s49-2:5l-24T.
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MELANCHOLY CASUALTY IN TRoY.- The Troy
Wing records a sad disaster which occurred at the
residence of Mr. Burton, No. Washington place, in
that city, on the 14th inst. It appears that Mr. B.,
with his family, had but recently moved into the
house, and on Thursday and Friday the gas filters
were engaged putting up the fxtures. By some un.
accountable carelessnes, q cap was left of one OF
the large pipes in the building on Friday evening
q repetition Of similar neglect which occurred on
Thursday, and which was then brought to the notice
of the workmen-and Mrs. Burton and her father Mr..
Paikhurst, with light endeavored to dis s,over from
whence the gas issued. On entering small room
adjoining the par0rs the room was so densely filed
with the gas that ignted and fame burst out with
terrific force envelopng the adjoining parlors in the
flame and causing explosion which shook the build
ing and was distinctly heard throughout the neigh
borhood Mrs. B. was prostraed instantly her clothes
taking fire, and her whole body wrapped In flames.
Il seems however, that even in this frightul con-
dition she retained her presence OF mind and crawl
ed to the rear parlor window, from which she either
jumped or fell to the gr und, distance OF some ten
feet Here she was discovered by the servants In
the basement who Immediately dashed water upon
her. Her whole body was most shockingly burned,
her face suffering the least injury. She lies IN
very critical condition. and but faint hopes are enter
tanned OF her recovery. Last evening, however tne
physicians thought her symptoms iavoraDle' MI
Parkhurst was badly burned on his breast, Iace,
hands and arms. II is thought that he inhaled more
of the gas than did Mrs. p, and his internal suner
ngs seem to be intense. The glass in one OF the
large parlor windows In the rear was shivered IN
pieces The furniture in the small room, as wei. as
the doors, ceiling, and paper on the wall were Auch
charred, showing the intense heat OK the danes,
hich were burning bat shor ttime.
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house was burned in Rochester the 10th inss aAd
child only seven days old lost its life in the dAmss.
The mothers name Leslie. She had been ordored
out Of the house she occupying, and IN naysa
Of another situation whom the dre occurred.
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ArroIHTaENrs BY THE PRSSrDEEys-The Washing
ton Union of the 2oth publishes the lowing under tn
head of - sEicalp -:
Robert u, Mcane, of Maryland, to be commissioner TO
China.
Lesi X. Bowen, Of Maryland, to be consul to Bor-
deaux
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SCARCITY or FLOUR IN PALERMO The following
extract Is taken FROM letter dated Palermo, September
10, 1885,
Flour Is rneommonly scarce IN consequence OF totA
failure of the crops throughout all Sicily. cargo OF
sur or wheat from the United States would fetch enormous
prices;
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

the r and east Of Brazos river while Major Howard
IA rye Of the Lpans, MuscaIeros, and tribes ths
FL Paso ute.
After main body of the troops left Fort Chadssurns,
the Cana uches became somewhat insolent and stsle
Wood.
letter receiveat Galveston from Austin dated zTtA
ult says Dr. Steiner, who Killed Major Arnold in das
at Fort Graham has been efore the court tribunal at
Corsicana, and acquitted He is in close military
arrest, awaiting Gen. Smiths order for court narshs
to try him.
The Western 7rdn earrs that Msssrs. Jones and Devne
were about closing arrangement with the capitalists
In New York by which they would cbain the necessary
means to prosecute their railway contract.
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$5,634 IS
FIRE IN BUrrALo.-,About ten o'clock on Sunday

FIRE IN BUrFALo.--,About ten o'clock on Sunday
night fire disco erred in Of the stores Com
psreny in the store occupied Jointly by George DebS ID
shoe dealer and Iami Il Hene, clothers. When the
Fire Department r9sched the the flames in
that and the adjoining store occupied by Alexander
Ellis cotherS having burned through the partition wall
at the back of tie store The goods Immediately
removed fast possible from Wheeer's Hotel and
from the adjoning stores xSd through the exerons OF
the remen the lanes confined tothe lower story OF
the building Notwithstanding its lg IT and combustbl0
character TIE stores burned out and the losses
and insurance a. follow k:Georlo ebold, shoe store,
and Iami Ilne clothing store, both in one, burned
out, and rticn Of stosk saved Insurance, the for
for s6ca loss 81 oothe latasr insured $500 loss
81 200. AsSu Dder Ellis, cloLspg store; portion of
the goods saved In damaged addition; insured 81 800
moved Insured $1,000; loss nat yet ascertain ed. X.
SchendlG shoe store, goods yartly removed insured
81 eco. loss 81, 200. Wheeler Hotel partially burned
AMI n.nch injured BY smoke and water The loss
not b. ssccrained in consequence Of the damage to tho
eeod and also the loss by heltBualo Express Os 18.
-
SUICIDE IN THE CARs,--A passenger ia the east,
committed suicide Friday evening last In the
express ira IN coming West. lie going West to pur-
onaso land, and accompanied by his lady aud two
children He seemed to re in excellent spirits during tho
journey unt the train peared rsburg when he sud
denly drew dirk knife from his pocket and plunged IL re
peatedly into his BODY Ee was sizea by his wife, who
was sitting alongside Of him. and with the assistance Of
OF the pasepgars secured Until he reached Greene
burg, where he was carried into house and after
died he was man of considerable wealth, As upwards
of 50 600 taken from his person after the
and handed over 20 his lady.-i@str9 Post, Ost Is
! SuIcIDE-payid Baldwin, Of The firm Of Noyes
and Baldwin, vel known the active manager o. tne
Nashua Lock COMPANY extensive business committed
suicide the 18th instant by hanging hmseh IN ma store
at Nashua Mr.. Baldwin City years OF age, quite
wealthy sad the for his fatal deed ~ nov apParen
1
SCARCITY or FLorE IL PAIrgMo.-The following
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Fhe 'Eeds' thus victorious by ten runs.-AlboxV
i2ryister CcsfJer
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The Turf.

UNION COURSE, L.. L.I.--TRoTyINd.
THURSDAY Oct. 2o-Sweepstakes $125 mile heats bssx
three in ve to wagons without any regard to the weight
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Affairs I'm Alabama.

lNAUGURATioNO OF TIE GOVERNOR his ADDRESS, ETC.
CHARLEToN, Dsc. "a, 1859
Governor Winston, of Alabama, naugursted at
Montgomery on Tuesday last The procession was the
largest ever witnessed there The inaug address ia
plain fiat footed old fashioned democratic documsnt
His views on the powers and tendencies Federal and
State governments are the old democratic State rights
doctrines OF Ss and 49, He fayors internal improve
msnts by individuals bat is opposed the States con
nection with them until the public debt Is paid or greatly
reduced MIR Collier, prior his retirement recommend
cd the Legislature to make appropriation for the colo
nizaton Of the free negroes, amounting In Alabama
to 3 600, and gradually increasing
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Supreme Court--Genernl Term.
Present, Hon. Judges Edmonds, MITCHELL Roosevelt,


DEC. 4.-7he Mason Tp,H Case.-Judge Mitchell
announced that the only decision that would be de.
nvered in the general term to-day, was the feigned
lants vs. Isaac Jones and others, executors Of the
will Of John Mason deceased. The motion for new
trial denied form OF order decree to be settled on
notice.
Judges Roosevelt and Morris have written opn
ions in this long protractsd and important case,
which will be ready for publication iu few days.
Judge Edmsnds then announced that the remain
der OF the cases before the general term would be
decided on Saturday next, to which day the court
was adjourned.
The special term for motions was then opened be.
tore judge NdmOods.
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German Expedition to sonora.

TFrom the Alta CAHlOrhfk, DEC. =
We mentioned, some days since, the arrival OF the
bark Tryphsna, from GusymAs, having on board Ger
mar who was desirous Of Inducing Germans to eigrste
to Sono;a number tf Germans In this city propose
forming company to 30 thither and We have obtained
some information in regard to their plans
The company will be composed only OF Germans
They desire no Americans English, Frsnch none
any nation Germans This exciusseness - not
because they have any objection persons of othsr na
ons but they 80 upon invitation OF Governor
Gandara who invites none but Germans The Spanish
Americans are particularly partial to to the Germans
The latter es rn the Spanish readily an socAhs and
intelligent Perhaps the principal reason that the CTR
maps are acceptable to the Spanish h that Germany has
no est and no hope Of obtaining foothod In America
and the individual Germans have shown hibusterDg
deposition. They have not been sufficiently numerous
IN obtain anv stropg pol sal inasnoe and therefore,
have not made enemies Of any class They likewise
not 90 nm popular with the clergy account Of their
lsious views o. the English and Americana who are
ths former prosperous union d Germany end Sean, N
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TELEG Il A r Il q /.

REDEMPTION OF THE PUBLIC DEBT-PBEPARATl0NS
FOR CnRIsTMAs, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Dec, a. 1858.
The total redemption Of the public debt during the
week ending this day, has been S64s,20o.
The linton of this morning denies that Collector Red
Geld has removed any of Judge Bronson appontses and
SAWS son of the latter has been continued cashier
The President has recognized Charles Zimmerman as
Consul for Bueues Ayres at the port Of New York.
All business In the executive departments, banks 30
10 to be suspended Monday and the day will generally
be observed ~ q holiday.
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The Weather.

CLEVELAND, Dec. "a, 1853
The weather here is cold and navigation ia
entirely suspended.
DETROIT, Des. 24-7P.M
The weather up to two O'Clock to-day was very cold
but it Is growing warmer now
CHICAGO, Dec N-7kP.M.
The weather here is excessively cold. The thermo
meter down to zero
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NEWS BY TELEGRAP
junction. Against the Eric Rioters, Sc.

Injunction Against the Eric Rtotofs, DC.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. "a 1853
The Supreme Court this morning rendered its decision
granting the application Of the Franklin Canal Company
for special injunction to restrain the authorities Erie
from tearing rails of said company In the city Of
Erie The injunction being merely to stay waste, the
Court win the city Of Erie motion to dis olys
the ipjunction.
MEETING AT CLEVELAND
CLEvELASD, Dec. "a, 1853.
Apubio meeting is to BE- hedEhsre to night to con-
3ider the Erie Railroad n alters
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locomotive, WITH ave passenger cars attached run
from SohsnsctAdy 20 UtcA the l1th inst, distance
sf seventy saghA miles, In oos hour and forty dvs
minutes.
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AhfVAL Ut lHt STEAMSHIP NORTHERN LIGHT.
~o>>~~.>>>2r~>>>o-~~>
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
-~~~~>~~~~>~~>>-~o~>~
News from the Sandwich Islands, Tahiti, Ja-
maica, Oregon and Washington Ter
ritOfies, and Vancouver's Island.
-~~>>~~~>~>>>~o>>>>>.
One Million Five Hundred Thousand Dollars
In Gold Dust Arrived.
~">>~>>>>~~>>>>>>~~>,
ANOTHER SONORA EXPEDITION.
->>~>>~o~~~~>~~~~>>-~>,~
THE FILIBUSTEROS OF THE PACIFIC.
>>o~>~e~>~-~~>~o-~~o.~~~~
DIVISION IN THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
THE FILIBUSTEROS OF THE PACIFIC.
DIVISION IN THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
ANOTHER PRIZE FIGHT,
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
STATE OF THE MARKETS..
&C., &C.. &c.

The steamship Northern Light Captain Fl. Churchill
arrived at noon yesterday, from San Juan del Norte
whence she sailed at IL O'Clock the 10th inst
She brings two weeks later integ from California
summary of whi;h viii be found below.
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Marriages and Deaths.
sAnufvn

At Contra Costa, Nov. Is, by J. NJ Blood, ESQ, Mr..
Tos K williams to Mrs. Sarah G. johnson, both Of San
lNblo, of Contra Costa county
In Caayeras county, Nov o, by Rev. B. d Henry, Mr..
Ambrose P. Hodgton to Miss Elmira @ Medina
On the goth October In San Joaquin county by Jeseph
Tufts J. p Mr. Robert b Cooper to Miss Ekslsa Lewtn.
In Msrysvills o. r, on the 9th 0st BY the Rev j. 4.
Hlnun, Hon. G. E. Cole formerly OF Trenton, n, - -
In San Francisco Nov Is, BY @. ": O.sssrly, 04 J.
p Mr.. John wisland 70 Miss Sophia Sohuithsa.
Nov. 10 hy Philip ". Hhsphsard, Eqa !, ~ " -