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New.YoIk City.

That remarkable proceeding of charging twenty FIVE
cents admission to the Battery the occasion OF the
reception Of President Pierce is TO be inquired into
Tie Assistant Aldermen lad nothing to do with il AMI
are d. srous to know what became Of the money Some
bod,'s pe1qusitcs OF pilicrings are in danger
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nnnnrrrre OF TIE Purnna.

IOcI u, We'd IeallT IllIF = IllI-
TIE Roy al Mail steam Ap Eufop,, Capt soaulou, si'si
Ynn tlcay 9Th ~ Lsseugtrs tor Liverpool AMI 80 i1r
Halay. among The former We're Lay EIssmers AMI
car-iter
Tfe Europa took out So. 90 ia gold iusoti, aa4 500
r Ir. "a slttr ttir.
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IT. today TRIBUNE is reported specially Nc sew
ards speech on the Paen' Case just delivered az
CocperstoWn. I. is Of na'ure to Interest Americans
as well Is Ingenious persons for national as well as sci
entifc considerations are involved in the argument.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-04

BOSTON, W-taesisy, Az i3I3
festival m honor o. tle listlcay 90 a. rr, r lpoB
Net Cher tOtk pace Ills evening ia t-lr-. u-L a 'oa
500 I.des 81 g-fi-n-n .Tfork q dr.er, frfn ~
olI,wtd By ssnt'rD~ufs ard spstch-s 81 M-agh d.
60 ~ eloql, Ii sdar-fs Received with el-
tusastc opp ause Inc sar Onsr pots was rAher
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LATER FROM HAvAsA-The steamer Empire City ~
rived on Wednesday morning from New-Orleans via Ia
yans with dates from the latter city to july 30 We fad
no news OF interest in our Havana Gles
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"a cnRnrSPnNnCNTS

So ,fe can Re taAeu C1nu1unieato.s
Intended Tor Insertion he suhenucaes ~ me
INC .e not necessarily 'or cub cafioo hoi - spA-
srfrr ~ his good
~ 80, IN, ~ n tnrn rel-ced Co1rnnieaion,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-04

TE,Lty llree Of the persons engaged in the attack
up.n al Engine House in Frst-av On Sa.udly night,
were arraed before the Court of Sessions yesterday
and VII be forthwith tIied
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Arm.1)prk Daily Gri6unF.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 1, ls53.

- r,. rentir rA hru f-ndenees 81 piAo-s
10 r,ase rave their .ddc the Publication Ohoe 9
20 .. hrsush the Pos-Oaoe Roe ~ osni's Seek-P'ysoe
ot NJ Cane
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Papers have been received here fron Georset)Sn :
st Guaus july a. They report that there wAs eopsd
cradle dissatisfaction tie resul. Of The importation
Chinese Coolies, who very qlarIelsone Inc bark
Arpoone had arrived from Cal utta with 10 Coolies
Twenty Others had died the passage -Four hundred
more Chinese Coolies had been contracted tor, and were
erected They were the Ofscourng Of the Chinese
Nation
An article in If the papers declares that Cuba Is
ao- I'd to continue 10 receive slaves, ths British Wrst IN
dies cannot compete with her in the production OF
sugar, &C.
The sane papers have details Of the Vsnezueetn Re
yolutou Of which the Province Of Cumsna ssem' to be
tie headquarters They had formed a Provisional Gov
and had taken measures for Convention 81 tie
di. -cttd Provinces form Confederation Genera
I'll ceeo General Of Monssos WAS M r1hing against
item u the head Of q, )OO neu
Tie Monagos family lad sent 1000 douooon' t. Trinidad
FIR safe keepug
the TtntfasiaH thinks that the Ysrezueleans are uth
% be free and that American Rifle Corps mad o-it.r
take po,ses,lon OF the country and govern It,
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soutrorn Wall Failure.

B -IIFCRE Ntl-e.t.. AUS. i-s.
We Irye ID south % tnaf e-'out'l s4t TAO A-F-
D..-3Is mails DoN due.
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ryrslNYss NOTICES.
Ntv,vNS, ti,vrro>, wnu'Ns CO
..,a,s,sx. An trrHYEs ~ WV eNcNs

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.ne,s,sx, ,>e 3,ttsss ~ px sN'HS
Az NV CASH rSicN>
M flNeeev srA 4 Rsv'sy1ss' -,
p.,,,', - ~ = ~ tstv hes'"
TT Hes leave 81 iaVi;e the attention ~ '''Sf ~
q. ~. ,~.iv,,ye s,S,N ~ GcsNS whNh 'ne' Az -
A....f R.,,sss- te wANN tAs, Nse l'''' 'e''''" -,
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<s.,- "a. p,,u-sr,s c.,A AsVrs AruT'h''s1 am "Ns'
,,,,. ~ ,e.~~e ssf'rst eNEn 81 30 ~ 'a ~ II
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a. ~ strrFk>a 40 enefN W et'' "'f
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a - - r>-e Ns,e VI go r'tcc srt That ~ 81
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~, ''e- ~ ~, r.,,u,,rt i>o.'sA ~ the ar' asS
-, ,s~>,. n "a ,r-t lOsed ~ 80 -, ,,,,
,,-i 49, - Css NesAi'est "~s ,,oa an the sccona
-, -. ~ ~. sscs3cgy rerstre"t "NN'' ~
- e,vv Jrer,vn-rs hs'''ea 81 ~, - 49,, l,.,A
- v.,s rersssnsss sc''s>'c ''''''N
=. - ~. - sr-,r,rsst r'sr~''a ~ the 01Ta' -,
- = r-srsssf ssr erseS a'''N & =. -, ,h.-~ NJ, :.
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% - -, ,rsr,, svcaaed ia As es'sNssu''n' we ."
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RN.,s, = a.. ENsh SszAcs ~ Ccnn~a'a "'1'e VI ~
49,
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lsHA> ANN NANff''N''
tv~s~A's~' ps~>skc &. " iV ees.s, 49,. -,
- ~ :, ., -, ,s'. ...s : S'-'''--
AsSsnH' h''h''
$500 D.,R>AS J.aYr.s Cash BokS &c
~ ~ si ' a. Ss,as, vi a' PAGES os H'''d
=, t,,sS 80 s u .sl A4seAa Manufacture
e.-... s-,-.s> ~ .s ...s,..
"sf - =, r = Gas I,al Pc ' lss''ad' &C.
= = - - s. .. Ls1.ss. N,s' a,l nsa'' h"s''''a aud
- : - ~ asrssa 49,
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s,. 3 ); N Is I,:s s2' S.s y So; =;
49,. =. rs. ~ ss-, s,oos 81 he Ve'y '~'' F' Wa
So - - 60 So D. ios Bss,y. p,x,,xAco.
,,-.,I1 OBTAINS AZ RrDuokD PRioEs
sss Z a. eiy GO Nary sfSS,o>' " -5ae =
- =, C.s..- s.ss, 81 aie-1 az, .-s ...' 49,
CHr.r .SD kIls.Nr SrNNEK ,S,
80. sssh ,sa - Costs t-1 - =, a -. -
cs-s.sss Us, 8 e 80; :, -. N'' Tte. 20 Co,
sar ~ lssssI ., e 40 is" '-f'--
Is How. kreers aud all Others IN want 81 o s u.
- NS scs,;.s- si Mn,asrr, - vince ,ts
= s-,,xsTEs AND VislroRs.-SoLosoS X HARr
Ne Bs ave u .s q i.,ia i.isia: Furnars
Cssrrt sre UFiosy OScs q every as-Si Fso,a and
- 81 ia 40 ih cs9 b pici-sea es u *
- Cuts r1a3s 40 T-t u l. ne I'D 8 ls-'--~N -
. ~ AT 8; - lr.ea Ss.r< 80
- N,u Fsnc, Goods at RoGEAs's Bazaar, No, 4ls
St-ils ieE itest-,s 60 =
CIV shouc D.; is- . ca q .ui'
utsr t.eusLaa inl-sS ih-s eAno 'a " -
tsw s1E ttslt ri plss-is ~ 49,
I1r>TkArYp NEws-DOUBLE oILE-No CHAfGE IN
80 Ia eols-ue1c- r-elsta space Qafee 10 ss4
.sdsd .ie-y q slS 4e tA.@
te-t -e- Pc ici--. s-.'l -
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f-rll-ut 2 uo7t "4'i i41
- =. y 81 exec el n1-i et 80 e-4
e sbTsiOn ll1u.- az
cure q tie " i- 4
cEsEf--g c4Etri- TO 80 P-'' a. "a
1890 a. rtes; eravisg Of TIE 40 Issued u A.--ict
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BURLINGTON. IOWA Monday Ans J. lcoj
TIE election IT. e. DAY 0c a ornvy Ur1vrN AS
doubtless r,suec ia The Oh lie - OA'd =, Cl'g ny
crat A. he had no oppos except the Free Soil candt
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- N,,s-DorEIr SlIE-NO UHAyGE IN

lIT>TkATIn NEWs-UONBLt cIAh--'V 7 ~ U , -
-, eu=usr increased space Tqufee 10 efs'ii
-. tl Lave .sdsa 4ss-y u tae Iesi4A el.'a,
- e News Ae.t-le- .e l-. e.l '57l % -
-. rtes suPf rrleutF e'i's Oeil. q
-. = ret.i.fe ein.ut nan uo-i VIZ '-e
-, e. its a'i"ss
- - tte Great c sbEsion - 1lluA az
$50 cure 81 t-e L VI ~
CLgEs-g Governs to en- P-='' AIi
a. met srglavifE Of The 40 Issued II AA-0A me
.--~s- M e. be 10 pfcsf f-tol aid -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-04

rs ,,5,NrRyous ASrIpOrE -MnLErs Music sa-
~ go Broadway the only place New-Yors where ne
boo 80 h turchased Wholesale retail fnts W
eenuipe az .n. botes g. g. dOsen Sent BY kHPre
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Nn Ners of rhe Nlngnrn or washIngton.

sALAIlLLL, y. B 1d-11llI1 Alll7- '--'0Il
The Wres east place were oroAe1 eafy lat e' N
ug ard ore It'll down, or oh-rwisc interrupted We have
tb4r. fore 10 later inttlIs euce from Halifax.
TIE HIGHLANDS. Wedn .sdaJ apEls. 81 P ".
The weAhvr IL clear but There 10 ssns 81 no Van
ingou nos fourteen d. Out f,om South Nngt'a or tbs
fsr u
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fsaSso W., sns We eat and drink Eat ripe, whole

~ ss,slies and fresh mests Drink oaly pure whole
fone nun eeo h r Tor sler Pspg ihrons1 Ire
psie, Porous Glais FILTER, sold a. no s,o
>. a,ophled s,h any Of the prevalent 0'seee'
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Tie Danish sIOor-Of.~ar snsa.- Fatal Railroad

BOSTON We5nesily, AI9.3 1872
The DaDh soo pofwar saga sailed from here at nool
tc.dsy Tor New l'rk.
m. e,tIug * TIE express train from tie north, upon
"a. Ios@u kailrDad ras pss.iax Noblro t over an
N LuosnnsL pho lying uou tie tric4i ca,iag an
10 pieces.
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- N,U Fsuc, Goods at RoGEhss Bizaar No. 4l9
M s7s;y var- fos preseais ct1 Be e.a
a. ~ sho-c D. cal a. his ssienla va
80 x IL "a they eano ia' u In
: -. - rrsz = IL =
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4, Svv,NryFs AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - hAhi
A. IS $50. AZ awe r. a,.s q ieis z; s;.rs .- : > ~
- .Ssoten. .. 1rtsla alaieias nIu w
- $50 4, rs q every description w-,l q !
-, = :. y stew ~ eyuF, ai1'- -
80 ia - haL c.l b. ic-sea e-st Il &c
-, 60 u.3s T-t u l. The -a = is-o--' > - " So
= I &
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"a Hctsr krerrrs and al Others IA Nau' " " -,
-. - 49, ~sl &c ea A. 80 ~
n = ln..l.il-st- eor II MniserIl - Nns's ~
- - - tst1.ai q. a'ro 80 - ne ever %
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. 80 s.r Lat hey oueLtto % c Oae Of these
,s,,eLl.a show lie KID ~ sieb H'le ~ 't"
- y t-r.s sds acd so tOtI' lih .e-'-s
,,-s,-s9 h-,sc o. he rIdl'la i osa pa ~ ~ N
y oodeu head. AL n % common lni'I lf'h
= 80 slscek. Aze.es f, faI and per et i+ ~
~ ces wtlsa % i--ll-es can o. IA1'e az -S
cl-tf T. - - : Z. X - ~ /. II ,lNsLR G..
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,cF AZ MVsiN CVRrAiNs Az htnVOhD a., - 49,
-. =, 49,. e. = IL ciiy GO htlIN 1880. 1900 80
= - -. ~ so aio-l ele d.- a,1se 49,. -
- I'm ktle,Nr SruNEE ClorHlNS-olacA'
a. .sa - Costs tva :. q -, 80 -. -
- I, = d. : N--er! .; N-fse- q a. - 49,.
= - q ri IS Nti'e FI-.,-- .
- . - i..s.I - is~ Nvt1A- 'e'< a IL 1' "
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-sIuI,o 81 ,cHISIs IN LlpEL SuIIs.-EIas howe,


''''ed rsn''i' T,ss.S1s Co. No % w.ie
CoUNrlRIEIr scHsAfrs.-Ihe puOhc are c4ueioued
,s.D ptleasss Gu jngs pipes uadef the rs s OF
a. 90 frol exc 1li,cy my Ga Z having b,fo psnicd
ttoolan q tongfr-s 10 TIE Nnt-- 's
COR o. fie soliltIu lls ne Of N-N-fwk-
- ri iut.,o. Or .. A.g ay il uu3ar tat name,
~ . e al sif a-sr~ au determined %
Ps~,e-ie al INV Vs. i tD1lFH0 WOlFF.
Soc Imp.rter Of tle sens.iam AZ, 'eaaA Pc
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eef- - v.rs,t Nxxi.c iNpcEvEs-s, -.. o.,
- ~ 3, t,e Ncscs. Esc-ty. ''rl $50 =
- - - Wv te-t s.ccS 81 ne Wy '.'' -
49, = - - -. lts BoS,Ty ,.t -,
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". 'svc.ey .o1 esV''y-''', 49,.

IL VraegSArmstss md h.S.c,! lot u.'
- \. ~. "a. t-. ir.glf SAD NsAa-e avs b
, 49, -, 800 "a Ia al CO ~ eeoso ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-18
The Shep born Murderer Arrested.

From the Boston Journal Sept 16
The murderer, John Chapman, has been arrested
We learn that last evening Mr.. Twtchel, bro
tber inaw of Chapman, went into his barn, about a
mile from the house OF AFR. Cozzens- which he had
previously searched-in company with one of the
Selec,n en- and three or four other citizens of the
man." In answer to the call Chapman came from
bis hiding place in the loft and descended to the
barn floor, when he was immedi ately secured. Be.
fore leaving the barn Chapman swooned three
times. He admits that he called at the house of
Mr. Cozzens and told the story about the younger
C zzeps being thrown from wagon, but be denies
striking the fatal blows. Cha oman remained under
guard during the night, and was probably conveyed
to the Jail i'll Concord this morning to await an cx
animation on the charge against him.
At the time of the murcer Mr.. Cozzens had 50 i15
In his house His age was seventy years.
This morning Mrs. Cozzens was in O very low
state, and II was not expected that she would sur
viye through the day. Her deposition has been
taken, in which che declares that John Chapman
was the man who came to her house about halfpast
eight o'clock on Wednesday evening. and informed
her that her son Ell had been injured by being
thrown from wagon.
Chapman whose given name Is John L., it ap-
pears had concealed himself in the barn of his
brother-inaw, Mr. Benjamin Twitchell, without the
knowledge Of Mr.. 7. or any Of the family. When he
surrendered himself he was without hat or shoes,
and bis clothes were very wet.
He declares his innocence OF the murder, and
charges 1t upon an unknown companion, at whose
request, as he says, bo called Mr.. Cozzens.
fhe scene when be was brought into the presence
OF bis sister Mr.. Twitchells wife, last evening, is
represented as being moving in the extreme.
Chapman was taken into custody by Deouty Shenn
Sabine, on a warrant cbarg ng him with the murder
Of Reuben CozzoDs, but examination was postponed
until Tuesday next, at O'Clock A. NJ, when Il will
take place in the Town Hall, Framingham Centre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-18
Our London CorrcsP0ndenCs.

LONDOSy August 3O, 1908.
The Ministerial Appointments Of General Pierce
Mr.. Ssnle and the London Tsmes-7he Pro-
g,sss and Decay q Notions-SSai~, England.
and Amer7ca--Aa Eproqean Sscret-7ne Rus
sian More ard rs Most Probable Resvt-TMr
.Spoils Of Turkey, &C., &c.
leading article appeared in tho columns OF the
Times about a week since, OF which j took no
notice, consgning IL to the general animadversion
which it excited. The delays attending the opening
Of the New York Exhibition were made pretexS
for eering article against the American people as
large, as commercial Bobadils, vain boasters, m
capable, uncertain, and generally unmindfnl Of
their pledges The xticIc in question was not con-
ceivea in spirit Of fair and calm remorstrance ou>
was evidently used as the priming for shot-acros&
your rorefsot, as the sailors ssyts warn you thss
an attack was advissdy dsterninez upon. Know
inc the pecuiar physiology that lzviathan in typo
that one Of the seven wonders o the world In this
sriIshsened century, have ~a't<i nasst auxicuAy
FOR tho usxt deuonsvasca I'M IN the ce,unas =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-18

concurrent declaration OF the two charmen that the
motion was carried No question as to candidates
or measures had been raised. aud the rights of no
delegate or claimant of seat had been dsregsrded
or in the slightest degree prejudced Nothing had
arisen to inspire doubt OF the fidelity of any mem
ber OF the Convention to the terms upon which the
organization Of the united democracy had been
formed In lS49, and upon which in the succeeding
years II had been consolidated
The Convention. thus fairly constituted, then pro-
ceeded to elect Johu b Skinner OF Wyoming. tenn.
poraTy chairman, who received sixty-four OF the
votes OF the following upcontested delegates whose
names had been duly entered upon the roll as SUCH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-18
ORrAMEwrAr. raloN WORK. SoS

JOHN D. wIct KRsBAn. MANUFACTURER OF WIRE
rasiirg Iron feno.s fog farms, Ao, NO Broad way
O1namental iron work iron aud virs railing and
private gro md: parks lsvns d.ellinss & from afy
pete esecrtmert IN iris CITY pross fro tbres doiars
sixty dollars Iron dogs tons, vases kstohings posts
zbr:,ia stsnd: spitesons 40, e wDtsrshsns .eiobrs
Yea fArced aDd rm fspoes from dollar SIXTY
70 sx dsllars psr red Tho subscriber sasss ths largest
ssecx o. ornAmsnta iron work IN the U1sd States a
9nnay q hair ars corn buss nAtres~6 John B. WICK
EIEHHn wsssSeuse ~ 6rea1vay; Works Mes 6y 90 and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-18

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT ON TINE PES1rsYLvANrA
AsD Quo RAILROAD We learn from the Cleveland Herald
that the 18th instant extra freight traa vas
near FraJsn bets cen Alliance and Pittsourg on ths
lvapiA and OHIO Riresi the locomotive Star sx
pioded killing the conductor the engineer and ths IRE
man The engine Was thrown seventy feet into lot
Want Of water Ia the srppo sd and probable cause o. this
r,serehs'y dlsast'r. Tas regular engineer vss not a
the tys,u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-18

Mr. Stevens OF Klngsbury, Ind. blind man recently
severely Injured by An accident on the Michigan and
Southern railroad brought suit against the company or
sIo cco damages, which they promptly PAID without
litigation,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-18
PULITIOAL.


TIVE REGULAR DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENE
raj Committee for the city And county Of New Yoek
will mess at the Stuyvesant Institute Monday evening
ns.t ths 18th inst At half past ocsck for tho purpost
state ticket msde by the State Convention Syracuse
which Miner c. Story Chairman.
THOS. J. BARR. Chairman.
WV. A. RIrLEs, Secretaries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-18

ITO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK DAILY TINES.
i Dear Sir:-Your CORES ooudsnt Mr. Edward Quimby
in his letter on the rew:rk Lgntnns Catastrophe
that can insu atad lightning rod 10 Just suoh
maly woud DO ditch dug from end to the other
moist piece Of ground but aented the bottom dos
ds.:a 70 drain and thor fore failing fulfil it: enc Of
consequent mischief therefro M Professor slian his
wsrk Chemistry, Of shioh tho twenty eighth esinn,
speaking of ishsoing cendussoss page no psrsr,ph III
Res1s ctfully, yours WEBB manufsctursr Of inn
proved insulated tmng Rods Ill Broad street,
Of Water street, lew York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-18

CPECIAL NOTICE. AS PARTIES IN THE CITY ARE
usng Their utmost endeavors to deceive the public the
proprietor OF Coatsrs rat ckroaoh &c extermi
nstof deem. y his duty to INFORM the exter
rot dansorous to and perotl the human
ni and also the only srtios in city what
che Happy Family is in the window ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-18

rIW THE MASTERS AND OWNGRS OF VESSELS IN
the California damag srisen to goods
ssppss hence so San Francisco apd also hOmsward from
ports " tue East Indies In Of the
swsatlng Of the hold PARTICULARLY bet decks. This
has been the cs with some of hs 6est ships Of this
pert and suppoied TO be caused
me ~. u:a n most e. clipper ships d. good
tween dscks and the arrange
meat required The Sriter Of New respect
fuy that careful attention may given
tss vs. .on Of vessel. on a long and ais. TO
ony the lower hold but also between decks that In
ef side port leaking wstr collecting from cause
freely TO the II to be
that vith the resent i"erea in the sss of ships
thero has not been ding increase In tho
esiesey Of the pumps with which they are furnished t
hspsd that this also will esim thA attention which
3SsiuPor'snee deeesYes ELW1OD Waiter,
Secretary Board Of Underwriters.
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THE MILITARY.

A TrENTION, WHITEHALL GUARD.-A MEETING
isth last. TX o'clock At As Whitehall street for
drill and business Of Importance Ev member will be
puActual In attendance. BY order Of
IRWIN GUARD, ATIENrION.-THE MEMBERS OF
the above company requested to mbc at their
arory Mercer House, Sunday she 18th instant at IL
respect to late worthy Treasurer George Allen N Is.
-PuActual attendance is requested By ordar Of
AnDRYw BONNER, Secretary.
DAULDINC INFANTRY THE MEMBERS OF THIS
company notified to attend msetr st the lower
Drill Room Centre market Mouday evening, September
~ CALEB GEDNEY. Captain.
rJuODS GUARD THE MEMBERS AND ALL THOSE
w attending par them their second annual
targst sxcurssr rocuested to attend meeting Sun
eept los1 8o oisek. at American Us
sneo : rsauostsd Par order, J. a. HERMAN, Capt.
THE rIREMEN.
At SPECIAL MEETING OF LAFAYETTE HOOK
IA Ladder CompAnv No held at theic Truck House
On ths evening the 7h Instant the folio wing resolutions
Resolved That thanks of this company be rendered to
tho members Of Jenersoa Engne Company No. for es
oornE with their band OF to asd from the line Of
Eeptuns 7nsine Company NO. 10, from albany.
Resolved That the thanks OF tho company be rendered
Mr. John IT. Wilbur Of Sixth and Eighth street for
his bosnt supply Of furnished US after tho
Resolved That the above be published In the Firemsns
''-- s. F.E. KIRBY, Foreman
JoHS K. EVANS Secretary.
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Ny reply H. myself ard friends do not consids our
lives in safety in mbage controlled and overawod
by bulieR, imported for that and therefore
specially present my compliments to the persons there
assembed and decline participating furthee therein
Very RESP ectfully yours, IRA 7. BARNES,
september Is 1863.
This was the first intmation the Convention had
Of the existence Of any violen,e even disorder or
Of confusion such to interrupt the progress of its
business. We do not hesitate to pronounce the
assertion false. The charge was libel on the
character OIL the Convention and of the city In which
it was assembled II was equally an insult to those
who made 1t and to those from whom it emanated,
who must have known that they would have found
protection at the hands Of the majority, and the
large and respectable audience in attendance against
any violence threatened or intended. No mena, &c Of
that character had been made. The pretence was
the last excuse Of small body of delegates and
others, to bring about secession from the Conven-
tom and its fasity and frivolousness are the con-
elusive evidences Of the absence Of all Just and rea
sonable grounds In the action Of the majority, for
dissent Ur estranq qemebt.
Up to the time that this announcement was made,
there had been, In truth, no division In the Con-
vention The two delegates naued as charmen
were appointed without dissenting votes, and had
co-operated together throughout the proceedings
The two tellers and the two secretaries, unari
mously appointed on the nomination of the two
Chai,men had acted together With entire good feel
ing in pcrecting the list Of delegates Ninetyeight
unoontcsted delegates hsd presented their creden.
tials and been enrolled as members.
A Convention had thua been formed whose right
and duty it was to choose q chairman aud proceed
to pass upon the contested seats--a body whose
known respeotabilty and character for frmness and
JUSTICE and whose nearly equal division among what
had teen the former sections OF the party, were
sufficient guaranty Of their mpartality and integri.
ty OF their decisions and of their disposition and
ability TO maintain order and repress violence or
menace, In tho body Of which they were members
Upon the vote for adjournment there was momen-
tiy dlsaG eement; bat this 9as removed by the
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ono the Southerp Best Of given.
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