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LOCAL NEWS

finsT AssisrAsf PosraAsrgR GENERAL Tue Pfe.iaen,
OF the United STATES and The Postnaef General have con-
ierred upon Horstio King esq. who has been for many
years connected with the del artnsut the responsible 70.
siiion Of Fret Assistant Postmaster General vacant
by tbs lsmenied deaih Of Mayor :. K. Hobb w. ore
reliably inio'med hsi the nomination this gentleman
wasoonhfmed unanimously BY tie Senate daring the e..
ecutve session OF yesterday
Mr. KING na'ivr Of sine is gentleman oT ,sls,,.
foe business qualities, aud every way deserving
the distinction which has been awarded 10 him We cor
dinliy congratulate Mr. King upon his appointment
WisrEs IN rHE Lar az srKsse-N.ver vs.,
this ne more appropriately quoted than the present
time, The month March ibe year 1854 M 10 mi,
time, has we'll sustsned iis ancient rrnown The cold
blasts OF winter are upon with esrnesness nd
fully equal % the experience Of former wears The wind
has been bowling IN the approved March style for
several days he osis have been severe and v lear IA
sunctisc Yesterday morning Il was aseerslsed thaI ice
bad iorned IN he cutters Of the city ADD On The 40 4.
IN the neighborhood fully an inch thcs Fortans,.j,
March viii soon expire by own limitation and tb@n
April like nervous lady wi alternate smiles and tear.
VIII revisit
GKEKSLEay's Porr This Is the she Of The Uni,.a
armoy and marine barracks |, Is most attractive and
beautiful the shore Of the broad Potomac abou,
mile from the Capitol Despite OF the Of te
everything about fhe preuises wears gny cheer ana
urpfsni aspect, Maior Mordecs con- nds The po., ana
csp'sn Lewis y ne military s'orrseeper
hilAANVNs are utftfoenf tof supplies Of
this article upon the Chesapeake aud Ohio canal Yes
erday were Informed had been received tb,
spring Coat IL "a request Ia our market and the
prices unusually high The miners In the Goa region
are upon strike lor higher wages Would Tim, thry
may strike ior relief 70 consumer
scHsuxrUEe oAsr,-A namber Of wnness., were ,r.r,.
ined Ia this on the part 81 the prosecution In the
criminal court yesterday.
ADVANCE IA RIAL ESTATE Mr.. T. Dove purchased s.
day o. wo since, LOT Of ground 10 the First ward between
isih aud 2oth streets. At 40 cents per square foot,
NAroNaL THEhrRr.-The National last evening rre-
senied an euilvening The house wa. literally ma
uouzed, and many Of the % or the city raeed the bore.
The great star q the evening (snd she IS Indeed bright
ieuisr starr Miss Agnes Robertson We are srsid
10 tust ourselves 10 wrne abou, this extraordinary ar
ise In acting, singing, and dancing. she meet inning
graceful, End beuutiul We behed more delighted
and enrspined audience han hat al the National las,
evening.
Miss Robertson viii entertain the patrons the National
again lhis evening
kIurT's VhstKrE This theatre Last evrninr was wel
attended, 20 witness the representation Of Sh.kspcare
. Romeo ard Juliet" Mr.. Good.il. Romeo was carl.
tall and The lively ard pretty Miss Kate saxon won all
hearts The whole corps, indeed. acquitted themselves
erediiably.
The Boon children appear thi, evening.
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adjust upon Their responsibility, ssd ID their
manner and shall render another tribute to the orsi
nal principles OF our government and furnish another
guarantee for lite pcrmsnence and prosperity
am, dear sir. respectfully, your obedieni servant,
LEWIS CASS
A. o. r. NICHOLSON, esq, Nashville, Tennessee.
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copy the following letter from Thomas ID. Russell.
Of Kentucky TO the editors Of The Louisville Journal in
regard TO Mr. Gallegos, delegate Congress from New
Mexico.
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pee'ad 20 arrive at New ofssns 70 morrow, tSsndsyl
ARRIVAL os IsxsxL.--LxrEs EEos nAyAA4.
CHARLESTON, March an.-Ths steamer Isabel, Captain
noAa arrived here to-day Havana slss
he steamer Black wAsnor has been liberated by order
q 'hs csP1anssnera upon % 600 being paid 10 he Gu
pah treasury W the consgnees The commander Of the
vessel strongly protested Against this arrxpxe~nt Tn.
American consul refused Tierng In the matte, o~ $50
OF The other The vessel is In horrible conai,,oa ~,
machinery hlhy and she Is otherwise much d.as..a
owing TO the accumulation Of bge water sxc TAe .ov.
eminent dlscharsng and loading her again At the az
Pense OF the
Affairs on the island are quiet Business unchanged
decree had been issued comm sng the psnishmeut of
political offenders.
Ihs steamer PampeIo has arrived New Orleans with
fair amount Of specie, and fall complement passen
gers
IMPORTANT FROM MkAlco--saNTA ANNA FlKLp.
NEw ORLEANS, Mach Is Dates from the city OF Mexico
TO the 18th instant have been received
Santa Anna bad left The capital 2ih take
the field IN sgains, General Alvarez The laster
represented 10 be surrounded Ia his retreat
destitute OF money and prevsons nearly deserted by
his adheIents
The steamer Charles Morgan arrived New Orleans TO-
day from New York The Empire City sails tomorrow.
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01-Ernestine l.. Rose Wall give shird lecture az
Caus saloon this Tuesday evening O'Clock Subject 0he
Nebraska question deduccd from human Is.u.n Mar
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Inc western Texan states thai Colonel Stem ormtrly
Indian agent, vas killed by party OF Indian. a few
dsys since, about tour mies from Fort Belknsp while
riding oa "a buggy with another gentleman. who also
shared the fate Of the coloae The particulars OF the
unfortunate affair are not known
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The financial condition Of New Orleans is al ur.scnt in
most prosperous tondton,rade of every lind br,.k
The opening Of Arkansas and Red rivers il al thai ~
wanted 10 make THE profitable to II. merchant.
as any season heretofore Money plenty and the banks
discount freely ai reasonable rates
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We copy the following from the March number Of The
Peops's journal:
OF readers Interested To- have applications for
patents pending ID the Patent oiee Washington,
they will doubt - glad 70 know What The prospect
relative the iss6ng % their patents Ca the III Of Jan
oafy ibe examiners had Uyon their abes the follow ing
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ZINC PAISTTe subscrbes having been sppontsd agents
Of New Jersey Zinc Company for The OF eS superior
paints orde for descpon devss
bic Baltimore the prices and tho same liberal
The white paint warranted and unsurpassed By
other article II sold either ground in oh.
The brown zinc made only from New Jersey and
extensively used protection iron other metallic surfaces
II cheap and economical paint
The unequal covering
bridres &C. consumption
II has given enfire sausfaction.
All the paints actud by the Of the hghe
ceieDce, having
applied pepslon ey
keep son and fresh the reasonable length Of Ii
TINS respect they hyperion any others In market
JOHN SULLIVAN 4 SONS, Agents,
Camden ri
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TTOBIOGHAFHN Of a
wokinsmsns Way In III. word-hsne Autobiography
A. Printer.
Classic and Historic Patriots, by James Brncs.
Just published and for ~,
TAYLOR 4 NAURys
Mar ~ mes svss,.
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CENTRAL Route the Pacific being Journal nj n
ncsie and cwinn Harris Heap w.t. with man and n,aw~
Trials If Uonsetesper. voi iiususred
The Winter Lodge, historical novel Weir.
Le and Adventures Of Country Merchant. Jones n
iussrss~d
The Planters Northern Bride Ny Mr.. Hen,r
Heroic Women NJ ne West, by John F.c~s LID
Cfuss Of Nanderhilt Yacht North nv
Hypsnsi ny Charles Kingsley. . vols
msmou ard Writing Of Roe~v, Whessop his s,ssv.
rnrnns ~hdrrd, swd nsher sovte~ hy as
The Secretary crcsmssn,isl a
Heads and Hearts, rnc. 80
Mar W TR4NCK TAYLOR
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RECOMMENDATIONS
u. 3. NAvr-YAlD, CospoRr, Va,

January ~, 1884
sR. OF experiments conducted by with The
during
uhcA preparations for the OF TIMBER have led
the discovery white Manufactured
the New JeSey Zinc Company, perfect 1oscuon
the and the OF
whs paint preparation kind combines the
protective effect.
am preparing full this important subject 10 The
Bureau Of Yards and Docks Washington ana aha sead with
complete series Of specimens Of wood and metal psss which
covered paints and pepasons asd then
for sz Opposite tins
yard AL Of which striking the nvA
uAbs qualities decided white zinc paint
all other kinds o paints especially fer marine
You liberty fun publicity The above stated fsc
which Of much importance from the naval and
commercial world.
am, respectfully, your obsdsui
JAMES JARVIS,
Inspector U. 4. Nsvy yard. Gcspcwt, Va
To G. z. Dsruorp, President N. J. Zinc Co, r.
orrcr or n. " Asp LrvrRrooI u g. Nan srrAHsWn Co,
January 81 1854
exclusively the pais
experience
proved it's decided superiority al other paints
ar 2s-d3m EDWARD X. COLLINS, Agent
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NEW osIsASs. March - = -frsssdsnt Fillmore 10 .
pect"d 10 arrive at New onesns 10 morrow, fSandsy1
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New YORK, March n Breadstahs advancing In mica
sales Of 5000 bbis OF State brands 81 Is 81 Is south
ern al W 10 $s Wheat very iirm--prcrs ADVANCING
Corn advancingsaes of 10000 bushels Of mixed nj 50
CENTS and yellow at - s5 Stocks dull and de-
pressed Cotton declining Money sh.
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The undersigned, seleeted by Colonel Mitchell and
Clark Mills esq, 10 adjust all matters Of difference be-
ween hem growing ool OF The al the even
ING of the 22d instant IN the opinion that there
was no design, the psn Of Colonel Mitchell TO ia.
suli Mr. Mills the occasion referred TO- and that MIR.
Mills, when he used violence upon Colonel Mitchell.
did moi recognise him, but acted under misapprehen-
sion OF Colonel Mchell's purposes and without refee-
ton; and mutual explanations and expressions Of re-
gret for The having been made by the par
lies the said matters 81 difference should be considered
az ho1ofably adjusted.
SAMUEL X CURTIS
VESPASiAN ELLIS.
fof Col Mitchell
JOHN L HAYES
HENRY M NOURSE.
for Mr. Mills
W..ufNorox March 2T 1854
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The shsboygan tWis) Journal Is about being enlarged
IL IA vigorous and able democratic sheet, and in the
present crisis has taken bold stand for the Nebraska
bill, and maintained il with power
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GEN Casgs NichoisSn Letter.

Ths sousan demand made upon from all directions
q, Cen Cssss letter 10 the editor OF this paper in ls4s,
~ hs Wim0t proyiso question, has long since exhausted
Il, copies reserved 10 office. To sspply il,
mini he letter IN columns today.
WAsHmGroN, Dec. 30, ls47
GrsrLrAiEk Agreeably 10 your request, place at
,our .sposa copy OF The letter 10 which you refer
With great respect gentlemen, your obedeni ser
-, LEWIS CASS.
Hon J. Thompson, w. s. feasherslon. VIM. sawyer,
NJ j Turner, W ~ Wick, j. L. Robinson, II. 5
Fooie, Howell Cobb, A. w vensbie ID Dickinson
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FIsr IRON hEN.-The iron man ar,
doing hne business--so good that they say not word
about the tariff There thirteen thousand miles n
railroad IN operations three thousand miles additional II
is estimated, will be built this year For double trael.
bundled thousand tons win be required this wear
The quantity o railroad ron therefore in use Re ,be
end Of this year, allowing one hundred ions 10 he mil.
will be one million hundred thousand tons. hcb
ai sos per ion, the present price, gives total Of slo
10000 invested in raIlroad bare now IN as. Fiyb,
per cent = estimated By the Railway Times to be N.
wear and lear OF the ais IN use which would require an
outlay Tor this item alone Of more than eight million, az
dollars annually OF IN The Of years ov,reehty
millions Of dollars BY January, 1860, tsere will in ali
probability, be 10 operation in the United STATES 90 900
miles OF railway. Between now and that period there
viii have to be furnished by manufacturers the iron
or some nineteen thousand miles oil new track md ns
much as eight per cent per Of the amour, now in
use. This magnificent amount with The muliip led uses
Tor iron, carr, locomotives steam engines machinery
steamboats,, iron sailing vessels, IRON buildings. &c
gives 10 The iron trade she flaering prospee,s IL
nothing n'efvenes . sop he progress Of railroad con
sirucuon.--Phia Ledger
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GENERAL NEWS.

The Kentucky legislature have passed bill appropr-
aing $4,000 toward shs erection OF the monument
the gave Of Henry Clay also bill 10 punish The dr.
eeors Of railroad corporations Tor causing the death OF
persons travelling railroads By Negligence OF their
agents, add authorizing eiyi cult for damages
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On the mississippi and lis tributaries during the months
OF January and February lweny-three steamers were
sunk, burnt blown up. and destroyed by fire. on
the Ssvannah-involsng The loss oil nearly two hundred
lives and moe than million dollars worth OF property
During the present month the Caroline and j. L.
Avery have been lost the Mississippi. together with
one hundred and fifty human lives.
The State election in Connecticut takes place the
Sd OF April
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The Wiseonss lssisla,urs viii adjourn the sd
proIimo.
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The apprentice system in Cuba has commenced

The Boston Transcript announces the arrival at that
city, OF DR. Hsmel, Of 81 P.iersburgh one OF The most
distinguished members Of the Royal Academy. Coun-
eor Of State an The Russian empire, and gentleman OF
great scientific attachments. lie has been depu,ed BY The
Emperor Nicholas 10 visit the various educational scien.
tihc. and phsntbropic institutions of The United States
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TEE sAvY.-The Secretary OF the Navy has Just is-
sued the Naval Register ior 1854 The following is a
compilation relative 10 the pay and service OF captains and
commanders:
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BROOKLYN POLITICS.
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY MEETINGS AND WARD MONT
NA9TONn

DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY xxErNGs AND WARD NoH
NATIONS.
In compliance with the rscommssdaHonlW the city
Democratic General Comnttes the dsmooritc electors
Of several Of the wards nominaed their candidates for
ward officers ON Wednesday night, which also ths
time appointed for the selection Of delegates to ths d
erens convsntions The following nominations were
made
Fnsr WAnD-Aldermsa, Oliver Hull, John O. Kane
eupervieor. william HinmAn- Asscssoe. william vAs
Apden Constable, George Smith. Oonmissionsr Of tx.
else E3vard Colllns
escosD wARp.--Aldsrmsn, Roswell Brsinard, I'd.
ward Pe)l Supervisor. Jsmss 4 Nsslsy Assessor.
wnIsm kullen. @, mmisionsr Of Excise, Geo. l. shaw.
Tnnp YAM -Aidsrmsn, Samuel Cornwsn, Augustus
Butlsr. supervisor, A. p. Stanton.
FuIH wARD --Akerreu, Pa-riok Du6 VIM. W. Card
per supsryisor John J. White Excise Commissionsr,
r. Kssn. Assessor, James KsrrigAa Constable, Thss.
Eislds
srvrm wAnD-Al6s-msn, Stephen Jaekscn 6anusl
Graham. Supervisor, Parker Badvin. Assessor, O.
par Urtan Constable, VIM HYDE.
Num WAao-ANsrmsn, VIM. T. xius WA h Camp
ten eupsgvisx, 1oan 3 bsgssS Asssseess ssha
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And Henry j. Gardner was declared the candidate OF
tine convention for the once Of Governor
Simeon Brown, OF Concord, was then chosen the can
didate for Lieutenant Governor, without opposition.
The Secretary then instructed to mako such
apopy communications to several Of the Bo ton
pApers as would msead them and ths public to the
candidates nominated.
Altogether It Of the most noisy and turbulent
gather pgs that assembled in Msssachusstts Mr.
Gardner was 70, merly Tanked ~ Webster whg.
CONGRESSIONAL HoxINArI0N.
BosroS, Oct. 10, 1854.
The democrats Of the Eizhth district in this State
have nominated Daniel Needham, OF Groton, for Con-
arSss.
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Flood Copstsbis John Burke. Exclss oom missioner,
iwrum wAsD--Aldsrnes, Timothy Bs.soo. rhcmss
Mnlcary. supervisor, Jonn Gsra,d sssssor, hos
Courtney Constable, 1honas Baird. kxriss Commis-
Tbe rsuf,h s,th Eighth. Tenth and rsvssth wards
selected terminating comsiuses
1be delegates elected TO the different convsasens
rnsr v ARD Cosrty-Issse Ven soS.n, JhsC Whit
nay. james n. Hove. George Archsr Cty-s~orgs
sweeney Jss. Q. Zane Johp Mc-h.De, Nj hssa Fisns.
gan Congregational iomsD, Geo l. rrstsher,
!smes o. ksps eeorgs wsen.y. Aaemb.y-Jsues h.
sxcosD WARD County-serr srd seIoushn, D. At
Gins. Oven ouehsrsy, Jcs.ph coye. Qoy-P. ".
s%B Mesi.r jam. ssI.n.b,,s T0so Ts"sr Tsss
King Antwuy-Jchn Carroll nstthss Hart, Bernard
Bo, er, J~,sm'ao rescos
Geo s*ssioe, samuel Ls~~nss Cay.J.sper
c.eh,sD, Chnouesy, W Hogan Co'.ars.
O'asIa Anenby- Ausustus Butler. D CSissn, W II.
vsrdei hcef 1eo =, I.sr,pg.
FOURTH wAnD Coanty-Hush Mc,.ushuy, Luke
Rodg.rs J.mes Nc us. W $ Leech Ciy-Hugb No
ESsghiin J-mes cCoe, Luke odgsrs Congressional
~. Lescb, hicnelss shtridsu John AcGee. joan
Se-m A,,sn'uy-Js'ome Kysrson. Henry Powell.
FIRM wAxp- cSanty-J.mes McKsana, James ~o-
Csn'e,, Teos 1sfet James Mo srty Cisy-Hush
The Byrne. 1b". o's len, stsoben King, Cornelius
Eesios Ase.s',-J..es Brahsm. Peter GRAHAM,
ix1H WARD Cr~ty-laDef n Briggs, John p AM.
vsu.eh. Meehew CROusSe r NcMsh Congressional
-lhoe kuibRtn, John Rice p Mchshon, Johu CAvlu-
eeh A@emNy-J.msr Campbell a. Van Ordeu, fhos.
Bo.ie, Charles O'N.n
sEvESTH WAND C,uNr1--hos. D. Hudson, John Frsa
ssmmcns Casrar Urban. John H Smith CHy-JsE,cs
kslcry, Henry !erocett. wm Pyde. Con0ressiosaJ-
Stephen Jackson Henry seller George Sprsgus, Pa
trick Farrell A0smNy- inotby u nash, GeuIge Mos
rsD, Thou - GM John Corr
HCR1n WARD County, Pstev wycArn, wn HatdsId
Tbot Ran. James Dillon, Felix DoGy CUy-Joseph
Wilson. Edwafd free PAtrss O'DcBnen. Comgvessioa-
0l-JsDss harley, Samuel sitcheu Pktriek Hourigan
John fsrren Assenbly-WM 6ataed. Joseph Sloan,
Vim. Porty.
MINI nwARp-Csx~ty-wm T. Mills, Hugh Harley.
VIM. b. Campbell, Joseph tIiver Ciy-PsAri X Cloo.
nsn Peter Daley James aoyle Cong essjoHdI-John 8.
Hce art, Bernard OEe Nicbsel GsuphAn, Johr Ancer-
con Asembly-Japss Hamilton, Charles Gallagher,
John Butler, Nicbael Mclaughlin.
1RSIH WARD = C0Satv.-k Hseemap. MILLER Robbins.
r. K. Bsshins. Dryi Fthian Cfy Thor a Nc Jarty,
BeDry Finpsgan Wm. Roberts Congregational John
NcGsny, Michail lennon. James Burns. james Gal
b Cher. AGexNy Geo w stlwsl, Francis kxstsrson,
Thomas Lyroh, John faryon.
ELEVENTH WARD County -Tbos. Farrell. john Stew
syt, John IsvRstsf IRAN Wilson C1y-Wm H.
Sbsro, Jas Crpwen Fe tx Cam obAN. ConavessiowaI-
Lewis " Berry, Jshn tea'h McMuIlen, Chs Wilson.
Aaemby Airh.el Cardiff, Richsrd Berry, james Ryan,
John Iy OBS
TWELFTH WARD County John Gsrisnd, John Roach
Micbsel Kslsher. tito Roscptbyetter. City -Thomss
Moleaby, hn FIshersy Seorge ourte Congressional
John McNansra, Fdware Farrell John soi Sunell, John
ecbmedick Assemhy -hos Lswler Peter Nc aahon,
1hos. Whitaker, Michael AoNsmsra.
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INTERESTING POLITICAL NEWS.


kkHBLY.
Ihs following hsts comprise the csn1iistes for mem
bsrs Of Cossss and the House of Re rssentatvss In
this state, - far ~ he nominations have been made
or at least to the extent that have bsen able to col
lect them. Owing TO the large number OF candidates
put forth By tho various and counter
ventions the declarations end nom'nations By par
ties, factions and sps, ttgshsr eth the stump cand
dass have found IT next to impossible TO get al the
names under their proper party denominations, or cor
rscty In their respective districts and wherever inaccp
raeies oocur esre be informed OF the fact In ok
der that may be enabled to gve mplste and cor.
rect list Of TIE candidates the oay OF election
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hon. BRADFORD R. WOOD.

We pubsh, BY request the following correspondence:
II speaks FOR and explains itself, and needs COM
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NATIONAL DzuocnArrc CONGRESSIONAL HoNrHA.
TIONo.

Albany, OCT. 10, 1864.
Tho national democrats Of this county, nful couvsn
hon - day, unaDimously nominated David Hamilton
canddsss for Congress- In place Of Kufus W. Psckham,
who voted against Nebraska and Kansas.
CORRECTION OF TIE RzPour or KNOW NOTHING
CONVENTION.
In publishing yesterday the account Of Know Nothing
convention held In Rivsrhssd suffolk county on 1uss
day sst, stated that among the prominent dsle
gates present Mr.. Ed A. BuDcs, of Comac We have
since learned that Mr.. Bunes wss Ia Rivsshsad in
another capacity than delegate TO ths Ksew Nothing
couvsnien On Tuesday last BE not svars Of sueh
convsssiss bsss held and knew nothing of IL dslibs
soss sna hs rsaA Of II In The nsening pap9. Wssasd
cqy7svtsd.
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CRIME BY CATHOLIC PRIEsr.-The Nc.parieI,
Of Spiir eic, Obio has account Of erms commit.
ted by Catholic priest Of that place, Howard, II
breskg open letter directed TO his csre, and abstract
ing tbetefrom Afty dollar check springfield bank,
sent TO lady of hs ebasgs from her husband In Cali
fosnja TIE prest also cut ont part Of ts lsttsr Ia
order 70 obscure the fact Of the remtaDce u IL check
The woman took ADVICE and obtained sssstanos from
prominent cittsn Of Springfield sud finally obesinsd tie
cbe<k and the letter In Ia nut1atsd oonditiou 1he
aud quotes tie vs beth Of the United states and shc
ttats II ohio. which entits his ssvsaes 10 bsrth In
the penitss uAxy for his offence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

ITO M the vacancy oecasonsdby the resignation Of Hon.
Gilbert Dean
+To an the vacancy made by the rsgnston Hon. Ger
rt Smith.
OUTSIDE NOMINATIONS in the Sd district, william
Grandn 4 independent candidate 4h John ". Bryce,
indspeadeAt; 9th. BENJAMIN Bsy Independent; 18th,
James H. Andrews, temperance; 20 b, Dophus Simmer,
Nebraska 22d, Chsrles Case free democrat Fsde-
raj lana, frse democrat to all vacancy 23d John l..
Goodae, native American; 2sth, Wlikm c. Bloss, inde
pendent.
CANDIDATES FOR MEMBERS Of THE LHGISL AZURE.
Dis ALBANY covarY.
! Aaron DormaD, temperance.
cATrARAUGus COUNTY.
Hard Ch.u DSna 2offQ Hall Osra