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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-02
"a 81 Fer the, 9ssstts.
The Winters Burial.

@ss54ssst-~ Dys~GOM 81 SAsh'Fs-
Not .cng was heard, mott dsri!s shou''
Il his form to the graveyard we carried;
IA, fsremsr was there, ~ Sigh dsvout
DOR The grave where our printer was barred.
We buried him deeply at set of sun,
The soda with our sids-stieks turning,
r, the silsa, now Of the ripping run,
And the ssges bitterly yearning' "a
A walnut cot,n enclosed his brsast,--'
Nor in sheet uor STROUD We wound hiu',
But he lay like one O the craft, taking i'is rest
With his blankets thrown around him. s b.
Long and loud were the prayers We SAID
And we spoke many word o. sorrow.
Wills, We s,cadias,y ased on the fac" OF the dead
And tho.t who'd have his case on the morrow.
We thor as VIC hollow ed his earthly erd
And DER his grave shed many bittert ar
How many eolamas Of matter he used 10 tfaa
And ..stick up" the bosrgeois aud srerier.
Sadly we II talk Of our jour that is gene,
And Ger his cold ashes hcwat hih,
But little he'll reck II they III let him s'eep on
In the grave whore printer has laid him.
And now our work was wcll-nigh done
when the bell toled the hour for returning,
And We saw in the distance the setting snn .ss
And the sars.sm lish, dinls hurnipgs1i@a saasl
Slowly and sad y We laid bin, down
From the ssa'ri yhsrs hs worked, Old a'ad h9oafy;
We set nota liar We raised moi "a stone,
But left him slu,nbesing in glory. ss
! y
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-02

4 half crazcd drunken old man was sere-
nading the guests of the Barrett House vo-
.cally Yesterday among his broken fraements
Of song, one struck us as peculiarly appro-
pirate TO his condition, and in fact to the
degrading condition Of every drunkard. If
we remember Alright it ran as follows:
st ..Brandy, Brandy, ore you thc-e,
Many time you've filed my belly
And let my back go barr.''
Upon his back hung dragged misery,"
torn and tattered were his clothes, bearing
sad but unbeatable testimony of the truth Of
his drunken song.-Burlingson Gag.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-02

WEST DAvEsPoRr--we have a North
and an East Davenport, and, per advertise
ment, it will be seen we are to have West
Davenport. When all shall be consolidated
we will have large Davenport
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-02

STEAMER SuxK.-Th large N. Orleans
steamer ST. Nicholas, struck rock on the
2sth near Cairo, sunk and proved total
loss. She was built at an expense of $780,
GOO and was on her way up heavily laden.
Insured for $50 900. ea
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-02

The Peoria Republican rejoices over the
erection of the first four story building in
that city.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-02

Elkhart and Connersyille at Par
A GREAT variety of Good Book.
"a fine stock OF Wall Paper; -.
Goid Pens Of all sizes and prices;
Blank looks, all kinds aud sizes;
stationery In all Its Branches:
IN. short IN. thing in the St,ra .xcen, Nav Books
N,nes, school Books and Wrapping Paper !
sou - ,he usual rates for any Of Tue Stock =
n'nks OF ind,hi,a. where 10 change is required,
from those who have no Indiana money,
nov 'o'ase notes Of other banks, silver or even
"'ehp"r', oct rs No 2 LIE Claire BIZ
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-02
FAKE CARE OF YOUR HORSES.

DUrNAM'S, Graham s and Godry's Magazines for
Il November. Parker's Philosophy trcvlscsi8 ed.
1851 at NO. LIE CLAIRE BLOCK.
Oct. 3ls,.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-02

A Well improved Farm OF 80 acres-near East Dav
~ export; Frame House and ninel, young timber
Price $50 per
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-02

TAR DRYER may be found at the Room formerly
/ J occupied by him at tho Ohio Hoass. PERSONS
wishing 10 seo ulc and particular those having en-
paren,.nts for sih will please call lnimedia'e!
Oct 81, isSidf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-02
Just Received

J,RoM New York large assortment OF Hack and
i Grcen Teas " heh will be sold low at Wholesale
or Retail al 81 BA w kELLYS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-02

4 FARM fnrely 10 b. found; 400 Of second Bot
tom on tIle Waps nicoH ris $40 acres OF which
is rculuvato aud fence; Pastures of Timothy and
Blue Grass; running wuter abundant--ncw frame
dweIling--iargc Bark Barn, with siabling. &c: 90
acres OF Wood and Young oreha rd-only So per
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-02
Fair Port Farm of
A Farm 1870 acres,

WELL Titnbercd farm Of 205 with good brio
~ dive ling and Barn, hc 60 acres in caitivaton--
meadows &c: situated middle road lie Claire. y
miles from East venport--Good orchard of Young
cheap!--Cheap. Nov
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-02
DAILY LIST OF NEW BOOKS!
The NNlAc Awake liiHt 8

DOSE Colored Note and Letter Paper, the laicsi
IL STYLES, just received at so Fl. -
Oct3 MOI lie Claire Block.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-02

NOR sale by the subscriber at his kiln in East Dayep
l. port. Fnovlf " ii HILDRETH
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-02
L. C. + a ID s.
Land Agent and Notary Public,

1 Black Lace Veil, (8gud) between L. Claire House
"A and Wood ward Il HARRIS store The finder will
pleas leave it at the Once Of I EADs aud receive
pay FOR truubie, DC. -.'t' Nov 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-19

TIE Ant two Senator's from Vsrm mt were not con-
spicross for talents We believe they both ac.sd with
the democratic or republican party. Robinson was
elected Governor in 1852. Tiohsnor, Chirman, ard
Paine we're fedsnlisss the former for several yess
acting % Governor OF the State. M ChI7naa vaa
man o: superior mind, and sminen. nan oflsttcra
Mr. Paine was aaie lawyer ANA lprointsd Judge
OF tbs United States District Court by john Adans,
which nce hs held until his death, few years siacs
de Vas father of the late Judge Elijah Paine OF this
city, and Of Charles Paine, who Was elected Cover
nor Of Vermont In I34l and 1912 rarssl Smith
wss Of the republican party he resigned In 1907, ia
consequence Of beirg elected Governor. Joustaan
Rotinaon, Dudley Chase end James Fisk aLo rcpuS
aeans and tie latter hmssE In Cosssss
while member Of the House. sctivs promoter Of
tho declaration Of war In 1872 Nj Palmer, vs. bs.
hsvs, rsodsred himself unpopular BY voting With the
South the Missouri question When Tho anti Nascnio
party s1oss no acted with them, and elected Cover
nor by that party for four different eAsshe frat time
10 1881 Seymour AID Cease supported tbs adminstra
t'on OF yctn Quincy Adams Ths rsmanxg ssnsors on
she List havs been wall known wings Mr. Collar ore
was long o msmber Of the House Of Representatives,
and appointed Postmaster General By Cen Taylor.
It was tee criy time eitissn Of vexpaont bad bse,
aoaored with . seat ia the cabinet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-19
WILLIAMSBURG POLITICS.
WIG NOMINATIONS.


THO delegates Of the Fifteenth ward Of Brooklyn (sa
oousounated) hays nsde the folloxog co min atoas--
SvpEvisor-Jscob L. Fem.
Aldeameu--Geo. G. Preston, Thomas Ear,es
Asscsso--Joseph Miller.
CaptSin of Poliee-Chxa ShsrmAn.
ConstAtie-Geo u. nygert.
Comrrissioner OF Excise-Dasid stecrr
Iospectcrs sidnsy Smith, Daniel Young, Cornelius
Rudcy, Rob. Clark.
rEA0cRAT-c PRIMARY MgHrrNGs-ExCrTrNa TIEBs.
The democratic primary meetings for this elsStion OF
delegates to ths Asseably county city and wal couvsn
tons took p,sce last evening Tie meetcgs In the Tbr
tesr.h, Fifteen b and Sixteenth wsds as consolidated
passed OH without thing worthy of nets having oc
CURED In .ds Fourteenth vard these wan three Ticket.
ir the 6et the contest being for ths oo.io. Of wad
delegates. They were styled the Pink party srSisi
and Bxaer party, and the Lnsky party those gentle
men being candidates for aldermen There was Large
number Of s5orIner kiters n attendance
stand upon their n;uscis for the victory Tee polls
opened kt ak O'clCcl, snd up to half pAst soven
o'ciocS, the voting was lively, during which mum
hcr OF free fights of. st this tue some person
a5 curing the copiusCn ths ballot box was fazed gnd
Carried out at tho back Altar order ERd beon re-
stored the box again brought lack but tie spec
tors rsfrasd to have thing further 10 % With t.
committee was ecco rdDgly chose7 who tc0s tho box
and after skcs. TIN il was carried awsy . second
timo. About ID O'Clock the ssic bog arrived at tas
Second ward station Lcass, here ta peraoss having
delegates we-e said to te elected and il ruuored
that those gentlemen would be imnedaely nominated
for tie fiice of Aldermen soon as the canvassng
was concluded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-19
Marine Affairs,

LAUNCH on A SryAMER.-Kessrs. Sneden WhitiocE Will
hunch ths morning, between seven and eight coloct,
from their yard at Grecnpoint, the steamer Yankee,
built for Messrs Low Co. for the China river trade
shs u 700 tors burtben. Messrs Pea 10 Murphy arc
building her machinery.
Tss IAu CAPTAIN BIRD, o. THE sHIr Urrynszs The
for many Jears Of the most respected and
fu rhipmssters railing from this port He xnded
xhsn he has just Srves st Legal sSe enS
that psIod with brief interval he has constantly
engaged IA the same pIofession For time past he
on the goth September having Just completed his tr
teen'h voyage, h the cket Universe the building Of
a part owner Captain Bird vii BE- greatly Iamsnted
by hts Numerous connexions and friends in this oity
an elsewhere. He was man Of genuine geodnsss Of
modest rs he was sniable and 6sFervpg. An seaman
he bad few supeRiors Thoroughly trained his duties
no was complete At au points in their Discharge
waiting in any emergency. Though soft and mild in
bis oys Isy danssnor he had the boidest and most
relate s7i-it And whether IN the storm Of elements
Tho ecnai,t with mutnous anbordnstes, he exhibited
tie oil courage and es posseasion which inds
lensas,c to auccessfn command.
FRoN mx CcHoTsK Ea-Tic following lettsr, address.
&C 10 the editor OF the Whalecn's Shipping Li gives
unrromsiBg account Of the success OF tae whaling
aeesia 'he ochotsk ssa this season -
DEAR slR-we received lst.sr on saturday from Capt.
Potter, Of the bark Antelope Of this place, 10 which hs
Scs, had taken one vhsle this season. and thA. the
vlses were very vic snd sbJ, owing to th great mum
her ct ntse In that hnvin forty eight sail at
time From prssent sppeararces he thinks there will BE-
but little OIL taken this Tie lotte- dated
Jure 1s, and came BY the Prusa.sn Overland mail Not
having any rtm the sbirS at the North this
ftseop, thought you would lite to have this Very 70
spectfuDs. yours, sET5 ". MACY.
TnE wiNEEn or rns psHR--ln Juns, 1858, dinner
vsa given at New 0resue by Ar Tbos Rogcrs Of that
CITY, toa-d his beeutifri irS ,hip Fvsnssire hen
her 6rst trip from Liverpool at which puTee OF $500
subscribed for the captain f TIE ahip Which would
AXE the qushest {ssssgc from New Orleans 70 Liver
pool within twelve nontts slso puSae Of $3.50 70 ths
ptsn Of the chip which would make The rext best
within the time. The contest for these prrsss wat
open TO afIs Of Gil Dat;ops Tie Evapeelirc l. az
New OIiesns. md having foe ths her las rit
20 Liverpool in.6 days 10 hours, being tue fsstss
pseaeac mate the pr sched tins has Hoo te p'i7s
ard the prrso tf $500 handed 20 Cept Fsislp he
cor msnde cr the 10th irtt ~ reasant party
beard HE vessl 20 celebrate tic event Trereby hsrp
coincidence the vstsel beard which the MONEY "a
eutscrbed became EMIT led 10 the drs prs 1bs Amer
l ictn ship jot.tb BIadlec tsies the $3.50 purse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-19
BROOKLYN PoLTTICs.
pHNocRATIC rxLEGAru nLECrrona

hEhoCbAFtC lxLEGATD HLEC1T0EA
Tlv democratic wasd p-rasry nzceSirss wsss hsd in
this rg last svslog ana passed OF orderly as could
be exp sssd IA o u cf The vasds al pszssi of qristy
vhis in pssers stsrs was gcod dsaI Of pushing and
crov-nassus 10 aghsng II tbs Txs-cth ward this was
pasteo,ir'y tbs csse aid ~ssn tia pals cosad sor.s
two hssrev yoies had not bssn ssls dspcat their
ballots rh,cAnPaenoc OF tbs c,ty Delegation css:ted
Iosis q, Nast KabAelsch wcold recsivc Ne rora.ua-
tim for Msyoe 1heN as oths- prominent Candidates
no wcyer, snd TIA rssRc It kt rney be considered
full. In few ef tho wards the charter n,,aticas
weroasde but u the r,sortg lesatss ected 70
non1nste hsSeaitss Ii, ths First Oliver H,rl and
John O KAae we're nonrsnsts1 FOR Aldermen, william
BIZ msa fcr sursrvsor Cscrgs Smit.sfor Consasfe s,d
Edwszd ccns for Corarsasionev Of Exsiss Ia shs 10
coCd wsris &. @ BrsnHrd and Edwari Pei were romi-
nasec fer .ldernsa, JAns NeelZ for suosr,tsor.
George stAv eo- Commissioner OF Excise and Pstsr
McCA1scy fcr Cons.sb.s Us Third wa-t oy Delegation,
10 in favor Of samuel Powell for Mayor sd Hear aas-
rsr for Cy Judge. Amos r. Stanton norn at.i FOR
surcxvtacr ths ward Nothing Is6nlts coud he cys
tanned from TIE remaining wards In oonscqusnae Of th,
numerous a7ute
FIFTH AssEMoIY DlsvRHgr wEIa rolsr,rATros.
Ihe wby convention which mst at Flatsuah ycstsrday
sfternocu David Mills as tho y,r car ii.
date FOR ksssu siy from the Fffss district
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From Loulsvills.

DESTRUCTIVE FIss--pEATH OF An OLD CITIZEN.
LOUISVILLE Oct Is, 1854,
fre originated last nigh, il the extensive book
stere OF Morton. On Main street, rear Thitd. The
flames communicated to the tin ssors Of McDermot
Clifford Co and the store OF Cassidy & Hopkins the
latter OF which was but slightly damaged HcDsrmott,
Clifford Co. sayed small portion Of their stock but
thseatiis contents of HT Moron's essabshmsnt were
destroyed. The loss il estimated ct sl5 coo which Is
mostly covered by insurance
Major L. Martin, the ocess and wsAlthiest citizen OF
Louisville. died yesterday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-19
Nav.f xrrSsIfgrs c.r,

The tloop tf gsTion ssifd from hcnrovis LIBERIA
about the seth Aueuit for loQos
brig gorp0.se, Commander Davis; steamer lohn
Hsracca. CCmu srcet Rtgcfs; soreshipsJ y Ienn* "a
Con der Crliios; Lexington, Conmsndor Gss <np
Southampton ttumsEoe- Boy e. rnl supr,y, Cor ,asd
or eireitir, were ST Aorfko-g, tugrst6
Y steam frigste Msslsssppi, Commander rss vs,
~ hscso. about Aneust
U.s sltop cf wsT vincenb-e, Comm <csx k.asgold
was st whsnyoa about Aurust<
q :. st<sm friRsse Susquthsnra Cor,p odors Perry
spd tloop o. var vsxcaiia, Ccwmsn6er Pose, vsre
shanshae, Jsly "a.
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MASSACHUSETTS POLITICS.
TIE aAoW NOTHING ATATT CONyENTro|.

BosroN, Oct 18, 1854
Tae Know Nothing State Convention asaembsd In
this city to day. Over 1000 delegates vere prcsen.
aIing the lower ha Of the fremont Temple. an mona
but delegates we're admitted, little reliable nforms
ton Of their doinga be obtained It IL said hs con-
venon quito stormy and the claims Of the several
candidates proposed for Governsr discussed There
resscn to believe that the following ticket was finally
ssreed upon:-For Governor, Henry J. Gardner. OF
Boston; for Lieutenant Governor, smeon Broxn Of
Concord. Mr.. Gardner is member Of tRs arm Of
Denny, Rice Gardner, dry goods dealers in YalS
-strcst, and two years President Of the Common
Council under Mayor seayer. BE is young MAE, and
has hitherto acted energetcsly with the whig party
Mr. Brown Is editor Of agricultural journal, gaod
citizen, with no strong party predictions.
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TREATMENT OF THIR TEEN OF THE RESCUED
ON CHAMP LAIN STEAMER
ON poAsp.

lfrfn the AZ Any Register, Cst. ls1
Gsnuemsn Ok thm s,tJ, vho cane up Lake Cham
plain, fr' Houses p ist to Bnriington on Monday
'nn mnos. csnad Capt. Fos,er, board Of whish
stb espt Il ce, Mt Wilson. frat assistant engineer Of
ls Aiec aId otS connected With thst Ill f,ted
"" NV us 10 pcs stsrn of tbr following part rtousrs
We ssrn trem nm ibss tbs thirteen persons resc1ed
~ ~ ue wreck ~ 'ba chip Husou, and .ho landed at
cutnte iecs picst inhospftsbc treatment from the
s.cono esp'sr Of the Csssda hoard % which boat
.hts rne /ss~enpers their TO their homes,
nsm en letTfui psrils b. ~ Quebec all thsir
WINS pttm ntly led by III Amsri
cen ttT cd from hr, each received money, aid
vss " S+fca through free ~ charge ~ thes.
W m they tmrsrted on b06r1 Of the Canadsone Of
ne fnset b. ate on nike GhempanjAptsn Foster gave
!" 1So'iore Tint they should W. provi ed wh supper
htseuenfi. the ssccDA Ca ptsin approached tbem In
vSoh Al bseiish rnsrpsg, they tst conver.Dg
eetrer ana exclaimed 49, 10 you not atbamsc 10 no
| thioueh tto toansc IKE pack Of baggsrsf''
| isrpy wounetd ~ Eueh on irhursn end irsusnv
iny utatcr thy indignantly replied that they
tefEars- shst bosyith ties we're qsicEy ferrefed 20
sLcr yhtfo vhoat ttlic.a their rary
that ty hsd ur erove too rnsny and too greas hard
shis either beg tor tneir super suffer fros. tbs
| bFs oft
! Tcse oftha psertrge-s vh, became scquaixt-a 9Th
.hie outrageous conduct tb. pnyv Of foe secosd ~,
fcer indisn a. II, and ccnmp-isted shs ssa
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Exhlbitions ans Fairs.
THE NEW EE0LASp HORSE EY9rarrrn

BRATTigBoRo', w., Oct. 1s 1854.
The New England horse exhibition to day was fns
The entries included about one hundred and sfy
animals, four hfths Of which Morgan varieties,
Black Hawk predomnatiny, There have been exhibi-
tops OF greater number Of horses but perhaps,
Of greater value of stock Five thousand dolsrs were
refused for each Of two horses on the ground.
1his morning half mile was made BIZ mare belong
ing Mr. J. L. Briggs Of Springfield Mass at the rate
Of two minutes and Hftyfour seconds mare belong
ing to Mr. T~ichel the superintendent cf the Boston
ard Worcester Rairoad aiso ads excellent speed.
This afternoon devoted to testing the austiss Of
staions and those designed for all vo- and those Of
years and under by the rule Of speed bu.
them beat the above time
The attendance on the gronnd was liberal
The programme of 10 includes sunsry trottng
matches and the decisions ri the judses.
Frtsy will be spent in miscellaneous matches some
Of great interest," also trial o. equestrian skill for the
prize Of gold watch, to bs competed for By ladies'
similar prize is offered for the best speed made by
year old horses.
THE OHIO STATE FAIs.
NEWARK, Ohio, Oct Is, 1854.
Tho State Fair is in fun blast and the admissions
have been very large About 0 600 badges haze besn
sold 70 day. and some entries made.
1he conmitsee have been engaged since 10 A NJ, and
their examinations will not be completed until iats to.
lie until Friday.
The horses of Ohio are much Ansr than il usually
supposed at the East Tho stations Of various breeds
are handsome as be found In Vermont. Sixteen
roadssrs trottng in the ring which third
Of mile in circumference to the great delight Of some
5000 people, This part Of the exhibition attracts The
crowd from the examination Of the Of the Durham
stock Of Ohio
Chchester's fax machine Il being set in Mechanics
Hall, and large quantity Of straw 10 on hand for to
morrow when the practical value Of the improvement
will be shown.
The manufacturers, department and the display Of
flowers small for State fair Each, however, pos
sesses objects of attraction
carriage exhibition, nufactured at this place,
superior in point Of elegance to anything which has
been at the Crystal Palace
Owing TO the postponemnt of the fair from Septem-
ber the products have forward slowly. There d,
nevertheless much good fruit and most excellent
sweet potatoes grown in Ohio, which have been kept
perfectly sound for one year.
The attendance ct the fair cannot be esma.ed unless
by The weather glorious, and the exhibition ID
going of to the satisfaction Of all except those who
been iIcsnvenienced by the detention of freights,
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~! ~ ASo-try unfsr small mistsils II Il possible
toA thoss vnc do not think tbs Asire Law ths b,st
nsuse mat csu Be adopted ~ nt,ls 1, favor Of
..m ana muf1et ~ y.u And further ths oths.
sloe q tns isas alfc nesds scme an.crimsat II tao
ner 70 wnsm ycu haw committed tbs tsmpsrascs cause
ea caS sh-r political p,ndpss IN soeoa, thsir
osss WI 70 v'tAsSd. and the consituzoa Of .is
nus therefore 70 added Is tts " tomysraacs sa6 pros
patti aida Of the issue. When the issue Il falsly
AnidS b uios Respectfully ysurs
GREeNE @ BRONSON
FcwAnD G TWAvAs, ESQ BAustox Centre NJ "
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~ e ws BY TELEGRAPH.
DISPLAY AT THE OHIO STATE FAIR.
The Vermont Horse Exhibition.
INTERESTING NEWS FROM CANADA.
BASK FAILURES IN The WEST,
From Canada.

THE FORGERY KxTRApITIoS CASE.
PEASuosp, @. ", Get 15 1854.
In the cnse Of the Queen Van Asrnsn, extradised
from New York charge Of forgery, the jury to nght
retrrned a verdict of gcnty.
THIS CLERGY RESERVES sECuLARIzATr0S BILL.
QuKBEo, Oct Is, 1854
last nigh. Attorney General Meonad inti educed the
Clergy Res Serularizaton biz before the House
Parliament 1t gives the entire fund to ss municipal
90 ,uciis snd hfe the ncumbents i.
alo poyiiss that they may commute their claims ON the
principles Of lite assurance
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INTERESTING POLITICAL NEWS.
or VERMONT sen, ,>r0Rs.
The sirshplaee Of Vunas Asssrtahed.
MASSACHUSETTS KNOW xcYMNG CONVENTION.
The Nominating Conversions.
Iy1G5 BRONSON ON The TEMPERANCE QUESTION,
&C., &c.. A,.


q Dc SEN AEUKb FKUM VEREONM
We have shudnicied the election Of Jscob Cotsuerc
ana lAvrsnes Bsansrs, BY the vermsnt Iesiat,ns ~
g. Senators, tbs sttsr fer the remainder Of the Ac.
which expires In March nsxs and he former to sac ssd
hin for full term Of SIX years from that tins Desh
arc frye soess ard opposed to tbs ainisrstou Al s
likewise the other ssaAtor from Vermont wtos cara
expires in March, 1867
TIE following Is st Of ths sesstors Who have -.pre.
sso Cd Vermont II Congress siacs The adoption Of tas
eonstt.utioa By til Stake in I7NI.-
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CITY POLITICS.

WHso RAfifICATI0k AHETfE3.
TIE choer" aac eonaraittess Of tas rhig Judicial,
fayorsty s1a CITY Conreatirns, appointed 70 mako ar
rareemenss f,S whiy ratification meeting, INST last
night q tae Broadway House. After organisation a
cnu nttee was syFoiossd to report measures for pub
Lie rAActsoo, ed % subm:s tha to tbs nectiux
ca saturday 0sht sers, til which tins thu meeting
UksR tfjauf-cd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-19

cnnEnros on rHE FALL or sEBAsroroI IN oUa HARsoe-
-TheSfsnch frigate Iphisenie fred salute ON Tues
day last, IN honor Of the fall Of ssbassepol The tn
colorod flag the English coors and the Of ne
prophet MnhoInet were hcisted on the mainnast aaA
the entire chip was dressed as for q fcstal day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-19

PrGTTIsTfC EsCoUNTEn FOR rHREE TBoGs AND
Tof1lpS.-ro7a ryer ne celeb aied pueist rsno- IN
thi city prof eslona business we are inof ned
II Il sts.ed that entered into wager "itn IA IN
csncd HsGuxan Of e. Louis for prize ughs--tne sun
asked hfirs three hoasand dollars aoi thn the parties
c inset about half vas befstea the cities Ne~
Notk su1st Louis, and that ne eacount' .te ~ae
eiscs stot the lat nF this noDhthe Irscae 1.5 "
"a cstsa zron 20 the parties mses "a @ c.,y.
Il "a Ysrcd ny many tta the contest viii bs ~ some
ooslsy vasr This es but .as exact place IA kf
we hse o. police viii ~ ctiveiy the sssrt
vert tfe sghf from tssb vs.e an. vhsee vsr thi'
\ STATE ~-Cys~aaan g. sstN Ocs. II.