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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11
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 LIrCHFIELD MUTUAL Fire HasS9El.19ecel COaaeapAxaRa

gsEsl5 JULY 4th, 1853. sys 9tsF Whole amount of Cash premiums
 received, 22.6l4 .2O Whole amountof losses and expei.. , is < ses of the. Company, l9,23l,I4 Cash Balance now on hand, ,703 ,07. Increase of cash on hand oveE last x ss year, 4a.sa@ sas s4x 1,970,O4 Presen, Capital or Fsnd of the
 CompanyH 3H s9asla9 ss E, abdao. .ss
 This company has now been in successful operation 20 years, during the whole of which lime II has never made an assessment upon the members oi me company. and has at ihls time . cash Fund of S4, ,763, go, safely invested and up 10 the present. time, being more than q, ,500t' and from the public fayo! every where bessow d upon ]: has within the last two years increased it's cash fund from 99, I27 Al to e4, ,7SS ST. z g9 The Directors of this company are confident that the planof Insurance adopted byfhem will meet with hearty response from all intelligent friends oi the principle of Mutual Insurance.
 This company insure only in this state and take no risks on sMils, Goods in stores, shops, con6ne their business entirely to farm property and isolated buildings, and their conients-o which not more than S2oC0 will be- insured on one risk. 0s..ss
 promptness and liberality, and if at any time Q difference should arise between the parties, all such difference will be adjusted by ind ffereRt persons in ihe county, each party selecting ono, and il case they do not agree, . third person shall be chosen. and the award of all, or any two ofihem, shall be final and conclusive. ''yA officers O1 1eIte COana3Nasw. aaJ. G, BECKWITH. PresiGenl, aS3
 OLIVER GOOD Viyr. TreGsw,sy,
 J.aSON W'HI1LNC. Secretary.
 slsf4 s%assSss@ S- s@ask4f9. Ni SElRn@
 ~ 9.aa Dts.ecEOe.s. ,a..i..,t, IASos s sESfM4Fra Wfls4iae {. g wniTTLEsEy aEMFT SETH ?. BEERS, | RoBBINs iB1ssi BATiTEII TI ia.aaa STEPHEN TROWBRlDGE. e1e- SHELDON OSBORN ,of Hal wininR,
 t1Et SsK@1 General Aesat.
 AGENTS OF THE COMPANY.
 Lrman w. Cutler, Waier,swn; Dasiel B. Brinspnade. Washmg gton; David. c. Sanfcrd, New Milford Rufus Fnller. Js. Kent {; Rich. ard Smith, Sharon; Frederick Kellogg Corn. X xalI; Joscrh I. Gaylord. Goshea ; William < Vi. Burrali, Canaan; Donsid J. Warner, Sak isbnry s. D. Norihway, and John Dewe!l, Norfolk; Henry Jones, New Hartford :- Gcorge D. Wadhams. Tofringson Lewis Smnh. Harwinton; John c. Amhler Bsikiem; John Aherne,hy and George B Foresi. Wood bury; David 0. Whiliiesey. New Preston Reuben Rock we'll, Colet.rook: John Iiins. dale, Winsied s. ". Si.John, New Canaan; E. Talmatge, Plymoath
 Persons wishing ,o get their buildings in. snred can apply to either of the Agenis, ts the Secretary. sa tssA gis1yz m ot nsssJ e. BECKWITH, PSesidsnt.
 JAsoN WHiriSG, Secretary.
 Lichiield, July 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11
tss Iedf Ne. VIL

Hats, Caps. Boofs and .SAaes--L Leary 6 Co.'S best Hats always 0D hand we alwuvs receive q ihelr new styles in advance and present them for ssle the same day they are given to the public ss their store in Broadway. Caps of every des- cEiption always in store. Also. Boots and Shoes bofh heavy and fine work, with an assortment of Ladies', Mems and Boys Rubbers of the best make, 3.s a9f Exisaet this Leaf and carry il in your Hat.
 Lscf No. TlIL. sla.. Bsis and Padding HI. 6 M. Mfg Cos. No |. 2 Sand Cotton Mattresses, Pillows and Bols- ssrs, Bedsieads. Cpmiorisbles, Blankets. Coun. tsEpanes, As., 6c. .Gf EfseA g5lg'fe,.3l Ss Sleep with this Leaf.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11
JANE LlvrNssraS ss'sa1s 1s aassi

I 7 sHENRNs LNGsToN x.g9 Ya ,@lrrn. wsss--v Liiehftlds County sSapsriafa Court, Asgnst Tssas, sTIPON the petition of Jane Livingston, of VI Salisbury 10 said Cpunly ,.r elirnahle tV ihe Supefinr C0ur 10 l,e holden nf Lit lfield, ir and fSs snid Caanly, on the bild Tuestlay of AusnsA, q s64 and praying for div,sca from hsr 'hus- hind, iha said Henry IiyiuEsion for Ecasons set .Sf' s s ,n her peslon on file dated .he third ,lay' \ .lsapPearp.s ip and hsiag laund, by; ,Fe sui i s.Scf,hp,g nAshori,y rthni u,lrx Living stn. she. itrsn9nslenl n the aboye rntiiIel anl lpreyoi,sv clse E out of this Staie, and ,ien,nyed ta parts nnsnow9 io the Psiiuoiier, SO that. personal ssry.se ,o hs pe,lon ia this ease cannei
 II lkersfase pfdersd that of the pen, q. .ney nt tle t.reGq;ug cause he piyeI, lie snid ilenry Livingston bys publishing shs Order nI as newep 1sr lihlishfll in Ltchlied ia said Cpun,y, SIX w''rk ,ille last nll ta he aI lea !nTse prior ts the hrd Tussaay
 Dated as isnchli "a. Aprit i2lb. l35s.
 .ytA syse ERE. DER tl9 HE sfs M A N.ss;g{ tot CIrFk s,f s.fsI Sn ,e nr fs,.,,sR
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11
BoUNTx xArzDs q.
xESvv JsweIxy store sss a AT N9lCOT1yILLE. 2 's
 M MA4ea8mG G al

Would aFospeeifhlly inlofm the
 inhabitants al WelFOitviilc ond vieiaily that hs hae taken lhe sloer or Me Huneesissa. nsaF the FailFnad depal, where he offers tor sale ilkinds uf 5eweisy Cloehs and FnNcg Wares ReRerallv, op es faroInhls leEms as caIl he pnFchasrd fisen here.
 IEe Wasehe6. eloeAs tha jeesisy efsvtFy dteesipIieA tepeiFpa eed nnFtanisd. Ol1 Rpld nn1 RilveE bought Rpd leken ia e8ehanRe. Q share og patsaAae es c stsp pfestAgis uss tlleo. wVlcetsslEss Apsil leih, sess. N1
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11
fH1 .. Roots, Shoes, , ' eslf As sssE be1.s,l " E AT l4 ER. &c N

seSassss ~ ' JUsTIe6eivrd, u new and spler- did assortment of Gents French call BooTs, extra 6ne g.lttogs common ,lDf oi hpsriorqu quality i; double soles; Boss' cali, kip andtfIiciS Ioots ,; a good assortment Youth dos; Gen, s cal lane kip Brogaias Ladies 6nesiik Gaitefs; cNmmon do N Ladies' low priced Jenny Lind Borts; Son, q gs, &c, ,&c,a hof the latest fashion. Indies 'ennns-, eled, and gpaf-skin Boois Ladiess and Gents Rmbbers--a superar article a good assortment chiIdfens enanaeied and cOFnnionF sh0es.f Foftv sides oak aBd hesnlorks sole Leather, noFocess things, bindings, c <. shoe pegs in any qua D,ity. shoelhread. etc,sa.I Of which will be 6fIefed ior cash, It tie very i0wesf cash prizes.
 and exaNfae 1be aMilis.s a q @s a " kagsG%A \ or Main Street q yeD doors wsst Qf fhe Court 'Iissh6eld, Nov, "a, 1853 ' q Y
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11
WATERBURY
laFlBIe RTnIamf'1e

M1r1aG N[nmmGnesoEy.
 FEH&0NS in want of hionnmeals. hond ciones, Iahleiss &e. can be anpplied at eug esiaehshweai with ns chasle on article, and ,as cheap as al any other establishment in the state. 4 large collection of Designs of the principal Monuments. Co philadSiphia ahd Greenwoad Censisries sIsu . coiIeciion of Ehglish Designs, which wilh ihose of ouF own dfaughiir g, makes one ofths best coileeiI6ns in the slaae. Pleasc fslegtO Ds Samuel BaOl, Df A S Lewis or Dr q M HookeF.
 s. WARREN, Agent. wsierbusy, APFil4sss. ! s,a-,a
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GROCE RES.

.. sTEAs.sesA SPIcEs.s PRoyIsrors. yOans Hyson: N Nusnegs Mackrrci % !mpkgiaI " AI.spice Godish @gSs EEglish Breakfast Cloves Dried Beef Congo Pepper Ham
 Uul0ng es Caesia -sg Yonpua
 Souchong Ginger Cheese.
 Prime Old Java Coffee, Sngars. Molasses kaisins PrsneS Dried Feanhes Appies. SaIern- !os, Macsr,isi. Snap, Candles. Crackers, a sI sll kndsui th6 hest Fannsy Groceries ssssta ntly aII hand, not excepting starch md siarcls polish f.sr shose who prefer itto tbe family starclr ,lat re-
 A careful peIusaipl ibis Leaf will be adyar. sageous ia ahousekeopers. *Siicka pin in its,i 2
 HEERv MKeEsAAN A Co. respectfully prrsepl theis Sfors6c ips and invite ihe xeadess of ,be lLi.ehhs'a Enquirer Q eall snd insisct their
 wsisfbsfy M.y K is5s, '
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11
Geese Feathers.

sGM IGESC n Es4p hGA Sesh Sk as asl THE subscribvSs have tnade arrangements 10 keep constant enrply of a first rate av- ,ticle of GEESE FEATHERS selected and pack with great cate bs Ohfsclvea. in packA ages of from 20 to so lbs; and will furnish at lIl times any quantity from 20 to 1000 lbs, oC q quality they will warrant as gsod as the best and al as low prices as can be purchased oi equal qpali,y in the State. r
 Winchester, 1853. l..
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9sIl teaN sEHaassstsksl Caps sssass, N HE Spring Ss5Ies jast gBeessed Centlemeu wishing 41eiAp}ofo ilieif appaasaFee | m, 1a4 af aftitIe in lhA Nay of tla: ors Ga linn
 . 10 jsls sl5af llillz rs asssrssasnt asis.sish, # aisfnIas slussg Straw, lsalmIsas K1ssulh,
 Apsl, iass. ' AIRoRlD q Bilo oTIIERg
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N1finmN

tAE sghTfibeE tlaylkful fSF Inc pasf6aAas .1f fse'sf ok Wolr.affilIt and sicinii haze I''e t1s e7st seashu. would ses..Fciiilllr * if.ends ant cnsi1mtf& ih .. I'S ls ibt. 1A t.f ff tlse l4xffff nnd 6lofsa sIf sifEKlS r1t lpf sSeels eset offered lss sfle is, illi1 Nfs2 Fsf Efsske'ks is ttl li.s k.hfsr
 k q. hlf X Sf'l N sssg s'|''sl sl e'rp|iSife. Aps'l ~, l's' ,, N ,,.t ':
 .S4Fg t16 E ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11
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CgothiRg needs no Illustrations. stereotype copies caR De found on Living Tablets, any wlere in I1e street. v sttr3stM of Mems and Boys Clothing, wel.-made and war gaated, can always be obisined for asliste money by walking up stairs and taking the first righl.g
 This Leaf is worth presererving by all whe have never wlFn our copies.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11
Diy.eclOg.s.

'; c; BECKW.ITH. "A ss LEWIS M. - =. JASON WHITING D. C, ,WfilTTLESEY OLIVER GOODWIN DAVIDC. SANFORT T SETH P. BEERS, IROBBINS BAYFIELD,
 iaa STEPHEN TROWBRlDGE. .@- SHELDON OSBORN ,of Hat wininn,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11
S. SBALDWIN,

wes, scoraw4Il, Matsb, 1854, !
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-18
THE AILRGED POST OFFICE ROBB

THE ALLEGED POST OFFICE ROBBERTEs.
Theodore A Ropsie. charged with robbery Of mouey
snd valuables from letters passing through the New
York Poet tce has been u viii be recolected tried
twice and each occasion the jury we're unable TO
snee.
Molten made ct the present tenn by his counsel
Mr. Augustus schel for the d charge Of the accused
The United sta o. district Attorney Mr. John cKeon
DID oppoee the application, he thought from the
Of two urss being unable to agree on the mstter
,here must ~ consitsr sble doubt
Mr. scbel then applied TO the Court for aa order TO-.
the rtvrn TO The prisoner Of the money end ,ois taken
from his poe eseicn.
tuznsd to Rossie end hh bsn wsgs disehasysd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-18

INDIAN TRRATIEs~-Mr. DorD, United States In.
dian AGENT hss inst commanded treauss vita the ssnscaa
shawnee and Quapas tribes Of Indians, who smA
Ion of country sdjoning tbs south west cernee q
TIE sfa.e OF Missouri The Senecas Dc an entire ssIs
OF their country ths United stAt-s recedpg one hun
dred and sixty 70 each udiv ,uA Viii ,n ID 70 b.
located In body. Tho shswnees and Qaa,aws made :
smisr treaty TO that made BY the Dswares Tue lAado
10. eHt rsservng eighty acres TO each embsr o. ths
tribe The Quapaws receive 9rstuity plymsu. OF tarce
thousand dollars Tho Sha wrees commu the psy meat
ct their aInuities to be paid in four asnu psysatg
which will AMOUNT to about twenty two Thousand dcl-
lars. The enecss also rute the payment o< their
annuitise. which viii give hem sbout the am ,unt
the sbawnees; ths cnte amount be ,aid mos TIE
rstocsticn u he frosty by ths government Mr. Dom
yss to mold coucc with the Osages 2Sth s~p-
tember for the purpose Of treating with them-Kawas
Cfv ENhrpyise
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THE LATEST MARKET CIRCULAR.

HAVANA, Vct III. Tbbf
Since cur last report Of 9th ultimo, animation
has prevsied in our msrhet caused by increased srr
walls Of els and fine weather. which has only occs
siopally been interrupted by rain
1hs advance IN sugar noted In last issue, has
tinped atributsnle the small stock sale mostly In
second Dds hrmness Of nodes and favorable svices
received from the United States There Ia fair dem and
for good browns aud yello~s, while cucnrurhos aud
white somewhat neglected. The stock In ths city
the Rsga warehouses 10 estimated 70 be about
1854 sams periods Excepting sew small yares,a ous
nAxhet n bars OF Musosvadoss. We Quots 10 dAy,-
white; 70 ~ ris nossts ysnswa, seaxcs, ~ 70 N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-18

John Henry Bygats, OF tho young men who va
imprisoned In Albany soms mon .hs snce for torxsue
tremep's receipts the Chamberlain, was q resss1
In Montreal day last week. bat with ASST tsnos suo-
esedef In freeing himself again T--B
In Utah, on the death Of man. his property desoends
fotb Mormon church. his wyes and snAren not heinz
recognized a. heirs Ths church Is the sole hsir q a
property III =
The Burlington vt Fra Prcs annou aces the failure
Of the well tuowr Arrn Of j. ana Peck Co. N -
assets are very large Their failure was saussd Ny tSs
him being surssies for other parties.
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TIE majority against the proposed law thus FAR ID
HfS2 bany Of the strongest Temperance counties are
70 be heard from. There sixty coustss in thu
state, but the above contain large majority Of the
yeepie The iDdicsticn tbat ths psspA have de-
cidsd against prohibitory Law.
OHIO.
The majority Of ths republican State tetst supported
BY 'hs wings, free soier Know EeAissa and ths as1
Nsbessia democrats, win probably sEssss ssAty sAoa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-18
xho Turf.

xhc Turf
UNION COURSE L. L-rR0TrrNG.
Thsre were two trottag matches at tue Union Course
yesterdsy afternoon the sports opening With three
mile race between Mr.. Bridges and Mr. johnson, for
their horses, the winner to take tho losing one NJ
Jobnson's horr won easily In t~o heats Time. 92S-
924k
Then fooweds rot between two sorrel stations owned
In New Jersey mile heats In harness , race was finely
contested throughout and afforded much sport to tho
large numbers o. Jsrse,men present The horses
ramed ssrsaparilla AID Empi,e-both fast and gold
t,ctters sars,paia son He gas the f.vorise a. 100
70 81 PREVIOUS TO he scoring but before the word
given two 10 one vas bsro to ges For the frst half
mile Of tke first heat the stlii1ns yeked but
the lower turn Sssspars drew away from Empire and
won ,he b.A. ~ about twenty yards The driver Of
tm.irs pulsd HIM up before reaching the after
finding ira, he could not osertake the other thereby
causing the loss of large smounts that erad
his trottng in 2A0. The first quarter Of the mile was
ro tied IN !0rty feconds-ths half 12O ard thu heat
from the score, going In advance to the quar-.
er pole, 10 thirty niDe seconds, TO tbs half lls
wirnire the heat, race and m9ney, In 2ss
The followir 6 Is . rec cspifulstion:-
TrxsDAY Oct II 7-Trot,ing mstch for $4,000 mile
heats, in harness
Woodruff, ramed . q. Sarsaparilla ...... 1 1
D. FAfer, Iamed Q. Eupire. 2 2
Time, 23o-2:38.
FAME TAr-Bateh, horse against horse, three mile
heats, in harness.
Johrscn named bay gslding l
J. Bridges named bay mare. 2 2
lime, o:2S-s:AK
To-Day the great trot Of the year OF bstwe,n
Flora Temple and Jack Walters mile hests, bsst three
in Ave- In hsrnets Last night both horses were in Hns
condition; and - tho race 10 made to of rain or
shine and both owners sangune Of winning no ruch
tbirg forfeit disappointment OF any kind need
be apprth. -ded Tho Lcpg Island Raroad Co viii run
train Of cars to tho track starting O'Clock
20 mmcdse tho great numbers that intend witness
ing the those Who nteod taking the turnpiAe We
would advice to start early to avoid delay FERRIES
collision on the roads, And other annoyanees common
en- such occasions.
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ARRIVAL or THE cHAWABA.


Three Days Later nrsa Hsv Ana.
The United States mall stsanshp csbAwss, r. W. shu-
fsidt eemmandsr, arrived yesterday nsnisg from New
ORLEANS va Havana, havins left the former port the
On and the hitter on The 18th
EvsJshng was quiet IN Havaas, and In the isand Of
Cubs generally. Havana is quito healthy.
The 0ussns birthday was celebrated In havana with
much Sclat o. the lstn inst.
Tho hts Cspa General Pezusla) was to leave Hava.
the 18th. for Spain.
The Bsitish nsn-of.wr brig pEspeise was at anchsr
In ths bsebor and the Hound was cruising outside No
United States mon Of war the station.
1he armed steamship Santa Anna. Powers, frsm New
Yorh via tho Delaware Break water arrived At Havana on
tbs llh ins left again the 18th for Vera Crus
all WE'LL
The Cahawba has freight 100 bales Of cotton. She
has also $267 900 in specie Reucan dollars consigned
az follows
C0cuc " .]1VVUW
pSAA - uAVtiue O'VOO
q. q. Rcboins OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000
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VERMONT POLITlC5.

MoSrPEIER Oct II, 1854.
In JOINT assembly, to-day both houses Of the Lsgis-
sfuIe made several unsuccessful trials to elect ecss
hry Of state In whi:h the votes we're sbout squaIy
oivced bet~een two wings, two fusionists and one
d'moerat The matter was finally postponed until
1hurftsy next.
Much 6issatacticn Is manifested by the fres s,i,ers
at what they call the illbsrslity Of the whigs
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IMPoRrANr TREATY WITH THE CHrPPswAs--
NEW MINERAL COUNTRY IN THE MARKET Too Iadisn
agents AID Commissi mora tho part of the Uute0
StAtes-Aessrs II. Gilbsr. aud ID. b. Herrfmsn-osn-
cudcd treaty with the Chippc Lake SUPERIOR &
ia PoiDte the Both uls BY which al that extensive
territory deicg The west shore OF the lake ana
between the British poesessions and Wisconsin, and Ma
nesota and Westward TO the aissipp IL coded to tie
United States We learn that the Chippewas we're wsu
represented from oil the Northern bands, and that
there much unamity among them the subject AZ
for the hst tme IL bargained away to the white msu
The Chippewas have msde two or thres rs,ervatlous
OF agricultural districts In the interior, whore The
government have stipulated to exosad cousIdsrsblo
money In dc cmesticating and evltzng them by meAaa
Of schools and agrculsrAl pursuits Thsre are manv
entitled to interest n the bsns its Of this rssty
nov scattered about the Lake Superior country sn0
It Is thought that they will bs ndoced settle on the
reservations and share In tho advantages Of ths ne
permanently benefited BY this treaty The territory
ested for and only lacking the ascent Of our gove =
ment to become the public property Of the Unitea
states, emhfaces region Of about 100000 acres Ia
ciudlrg extensive mineral districts In wisoonsn snA
Minnesota. There II ono mineral range or over O.
hundred and 6fty miles Ia length, bordering on LA
Superior, extending from Pigeon river the north g
St. Louis river the sonth 1hs 10 said TO bS rioh b
copper, and explorers are already among these h2a
booking for their fortunes and shall not be suro -
to hear a any time Of nav mines snd towns n ti1
resicp, which, mp to this data is An unbroksn ier-
bess This treaty win result In Q great many e.
vantages TO the Lake Superior country gsnsraly aaA
~il s'imuste entsreSiss end create another yoar =
large amount OF commercial business II that diroceo
Ibe cots for the stats Of Superior are sve
Gay brshtniDg. Lake Superior Journal
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for 0svssnss asd Dshs D. Cuea fsr representative d
0ssCsss. This sotss viii probably b scsStsd By -
whiss.
gsssssl election win bs held On the 7th q Nsvsm-
bsr.
Ths Know Nsthinss hav, carried ths charter sasoton
In Ls So 10 BY ever ono hundred majority
sIs.ELLAAEoUs.
Augustus 9. Dodge. the dr~ccrsde Unitsd ssstes
Senator from Iowa sspoksn sf out West in connection
with ths next Pr sidency
Mr.. shepard, the Nebrasts asn,eratc candidate for
Mayor IN Nashville, Tenn, has been elected BY args
majority.
said tina: the two members Of Couvess elect from
California, W. Leuver and p. T Herbert, have both
bieo their man In cues One Of them was the antsgp-
pist Of Mr. Gilbert, editor the san Francisco Alta
California ~eccrd to ths constitution Of California
they sse both insligbc
FIeo Dcugtass the coloved man. 10 roviug about tho
State Of nhrois, delivering abolition speeches (, au.
dier css Of fanatics
DemscrAtto General Comniitt.e Of New Hampshre
assembled At Concord this llh lost at ~h.oh series
Of rsso utions passed. among waich vas tho fol-
loving =
hat the p-rssn inenbsn Of the Fro idensy having
in the structure of hi CABINET h his Aa
In mauy cf bis acminisirasive acts cscarted widely
party IL sbsoi any further obaton {, give 4.
tts su rors or 10 sustain the OF his admiots.
trsti except far they conform to tbs priucapss
OF 'hs platform enuncatei BY the nson By whom
he was ncm,I ated
The resolutions also proposed Gen. Sam Houss IN an
the peoples candidate for the nsxt Presi ,ent
majority Of the d.mocratic msmbers Of the Arkan-
essature said to bs In favor Of the election
Of r. W. Jot nson t. the United Stats Senate
Ths Know NcthiDss Of Norfolk, Va, celebrated thsir
recent Victories in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Baltimore on
tie 18th ins burning tar barrels and firing sAlutes
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Naval Inte1llwemce.
As Ioop q war Plymouth ssnsd from Hspg Ksan
July -. for honns. -
=: s.s.n frissts sassnae arrived st nsssi.a. sp& .
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BROOKLYN POLITICS.
NEW YORK STATE POLITICS.
TO TIE PUBLIC.
SYNQ SYNC pprsng 0~k IA ,

SN0 SING PRISON. Ucs. 10, 1854.
Tho coatnued fsse and malicious reports daily made
relative to the bad condition Of this prison. prompt me
70 solicit from the public personal examination Of the
-7
wfl furnish al respectable persons with fee pass
FOR that purpose, BY calling ct my ONCE No ll3 Fulton
street, (Alldyy Argus ofnce) Nes York. The wcrAing
condition, dscpl subordnstion and cleanliness *
the several prisons Of this etste better con-
clifton thai they have been for these ysa past The
crippled financial condition Of the prisons the result
time, a. VII show, and have BY their own
Ingredients exploded st has bssn 20 srraaesd by
the ppsatcEs OF the meules Of the prsons that the
explosion shosM take place under my adminlstration
could the sooner return to their old proagsoy
which the, are nov In far way Of doing. VII N
and who were the parties that defeated my
Then INQUIRE how those parties have obtained living
for the last few years. and whose funds d they I've a.
Do unveil Justice, and let Ter zee
HENRY STORMS, State Prison Inspssseg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-18

ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
The Wing Assembly Convention Of tbs Fifth Assembly
district met last evening at the Eat Broadway House
and nominated the Hon E. B. Barrow for election
the Assembly. committee waited upon the gentle
man. ~ho, in an eloquent speech, Acknowledged the
boror conferred upoa him, but hrs busiasss arrange
nts such forbid his becomipg candidate.
The convention then proceeded to ballot for nj
NEE. and upn the bird bslet samuel Mckinney,
Esq, vas uranimousiy elected. committee ap
poined to wait upon Mr. Mckinney and the convention
scjourred
NDEPEND1KT NOMINATIONS.
Our reacers VIII perceive, by reference to adver
tissment in another couma thst Issae Blauvst has
been nominated for Alderman; Reuben F. Perry, for
Councilman, and seba Bogert, for ASSESSOR, by the
independent voters Of the THIRD ward irrespective Of
party. lhe days Of primary elections and political
veptiors dcswirg to . close ara ths people are
tAkrg the business of placing in nomination for
ofDce, in their hands