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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

ARREST on A CHARGE OF MuRDER.-0hver Lee
the person charged with being the murdsrer OF VII
liam Henry Harrison, at the late election not In
winiamsburgh, was arrested early on Saturday morn
ing, and yesterday sent to Winiamsburgh 70 answer
the Oh .rge. The Thirteenth Ward police found hum
secretf under bed st No. COO Grsnd-st. de 3D.
mi,s striking the deceased bat says he did N SELL
defense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

Tx GAMBLERS FATE.-Betting upon 90 900
majority for Seymour, and losing that and paying up
at the fret news, and then hedging by betting
that Seymour will be elected anyhow That chap
his name is legion-had better been under the
hedge than in the midst of the thons with which he
bedged himself 10. lie has met with the gamblers
fate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

ARREST or IScEsDIARIEs.-Yesterdsy afternoon,
two young n en- named Edwards Fails sud John Hun
rested Ocer Cochen OF the t Ward charge OF set
tns fire TO uuoccupcd house Soutb second between
Sixth and Seventh owned by Wm Lake. The hre which
ives krdsd inside With broken boaTs, exnguished DO
fore any stsrs damsgs done The accused pares
locked az Ia the first " srd SstioE House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
advertisement -
ANnrHER GAIA WEEK AT PERHAM's No. b03

B,o.svsy The PantOmne Of SANPATcHIESO vii be pre-
.p,s EvEEY EvESSS sfer ~h.eh mnst b -ithtrA~n %
usie room smother f.yorits The RAlLsoAo OALLop
uheh crested much enhG.ss and The Holt
raw FESTIVAL that called forth saeh shouts Of laughter are
nth 70 Be sy.n These with the DAScsG Of LIZ PErirt
CsEsTrss ard ether performances Of the TrouPe MAKE up
"a, .raetive BILL Buy loo Of the Dollar Tckst snd tsxe
tie y hole family tia evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

CHARGE OF MURpER-A spsniard. named victor
Francisco, on Saturday afternoon was taken to tie
Office Of the O. s. Marshal, charged with the murder
OF W. H. Love, mate Of the brig Mott, at Aassn1ss'
The prisoner bad been sent to this pO IN the steamer
Cshsvba by the American Consul q; Havana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
NEW-JE'RSEY ITEMS.

The HunierdOn GG-eas SAYS that upon the popular
vote for the State OF Jersey A Nebraska
nasority 500 being chang n two yesrs OF IS s9
there are ssld TO be over 1900 KnOw-Nothngs in
HunteTdon County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
fAdyeuis- zenti
The PAPHAIS 81

r,d a. the garden hO1e Of CUPID anvlte4 By ih1se
.rrs winds tch roushen the face Vi beatty q his 'esa
X cur northsfa cline Buy Ne have 10: he n.d ,.psr
~. al Psphos have Ehsf better, PHALoss rAFhlh
iortos u6eh vii protect the sentative ssn from az
es.et. OF cold and the 9Kon delicate and oeesa
~ ,,e OF cherries Sires szc pe.s north -este.
Pa.os Nc SIT RroAz~sy tSt Sirhnlss Hotel and 70 ~
Hyosd~Sy corner Dey Sol by Drzsgsts s1d Fancy
n. -, tkruuGbozt the union-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

SUSPICION or BURGLARY About o'clock yester-
dsy mornng the Eighretrh Ward Police arrested dor.
deiy house Eighteenth s. eight young suspicion Of
hsyir beer with burglary recently committed AZ
Fiushint l. and also with several bberiss committed
the Eishtsenh Ward They taken TO the second Dis
trict Police and held foF examination
tsiunz portion Of the property stolen Flushing found
tn nisht foot of Twenty sscOudst sud
taken in charge By the Police.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

ScALDED TO DEATH.-Coroner Wilhelm yester
DAY held ingu ~ No % Vek st. upon the body o. an
infnt II orils CID who died from scsds received the
evening previous BY accidentally upsettHg over IL. pers9n
saucepan Of hsne The Jury rendered verdict Of
cidentsl death The Of the child Is Nm Brewer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

TnrNpNDOrs WORCESTERSHIRE off

TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT off the
entire stick Of Eal aud Winter DAY Gooos At II. 30
ptAFs No 33 Grand Orchard Groster Bargains
than ever will be offered in sis.. shswls. Me'no
PA d. Ladies Clobs. SILK Neiveis French Aenos Psrs.
frs De L.ics- ATacess LINEN Goods fsunels, tankes
Sc Ladies wishrE AVOID the rush OF the aiernoon
will co well 70 cat N The esEly part Of the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

ASSAULT UPON MILKAAN.-A NVleul S,tAcA Nss
usde upon Charles n. Daley. m kmaa, from hempstea
l. L. on SATURDAY morning be passing through
BsTssnt Hoyt o1 his way 20 serve en-tomers Zoe
Assault msde by Sho kuocked nsul nom hs
left him insensble 10 the street TIE hos
wsksd until BE- reached the house o. customer wnere ne
stopped until Daley enabled up. The men are
described shout Eve eight inches IN hsht oae
back monkey jscke ard cloth and the other
black cck and hat One Of them had dark
whistle under hi. chin They have not yet been arrested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

STAGE AccIDEST--On Saturday evening two
hors attsched tie Broadway onibuses took fright
in White ball g.. and of furious rate The driver
vas thrown from his received fracture Of the
leg and other Injuries He taken 70 bis cadence No ~
ThryseeondsI Tie hoBes stopped ia Broadway near
" ais
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

ARREST or A HoUsE THEA man, who refused
10 sive his discovered Saturday, evening coming
ont ~ the board horse No 3e9 Fouhsy. with bundle
bosrders He punued by Policeman Perin Of the Re-
serve Corps and arrested On bis person found letter
addressed 10 John Sega Uroa square Post 0h;e. The
prisoner committed for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
IAdvertisementl

The tremendous rush for bargains at COLUMBIAN
ball IL urp.nsed. MsrnO., csshmsr,s, Psramsttas De
lin. ssIouy Plas price. les than Of Manufacture
rh Rroc.de black and colorei Silks, Satin Plaid aud Hale
oup 90 Cameou and plain colored Silks prices less thar
hey eos the M porter laad them. Cosks s.es, aad
ladies' Cloths every quality ard color NJ T. rowLE
are oct stock The decided bargsas
be found COLUMBIAN HALL, No. @Sl Ofsnc g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
Advertisement
HOOK.KErPTNG AND NERO ANrIIr MELTING. :

hARsHs Rooms tF distraction sat Ssscsice 10 tAess
branches are ores DAY ard EyENiSs 81 NJ IS sroea Fay,
"a pUlcfcr's buifnsl There c..ss-s All rcceivr
private Gstrucion Ldie. we'd from %
5 p NJ C.feg.Gs viii terms, city references, &c &C sPp-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

FArAL FALL.-Coroncr ODOnneII yesterday held
an inquest al the Hospital upon the body Of bandOn
Fish OF Brooklyn, n. Y, IS Jesrs Of age who, on
SATURDAY accidentally fell through the hostway Of No 81
kmsr IT, tie NH the rst door, snd sustained
fracture skull AID other injuries which produced
eah The Jury rendered g verdict Of accidental dssh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
MARRIED..

PORfER-PRALL-Iu Brooklyn, the 9Th inst, Of Flynn
onth Church by the Rev W Noyes Of New Haven Corn.
Mr. Charles Porter Of EewYort City formerly Of Toronto,
o. a. % q 8 Emeiine z Pral Of New Hampton, N }.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

A PRIVATE WATcHYAS DRowSED.-John Nc
Grad prs.e wstchmsB. drowned yesterday morning
b, ciseLtay falling the Fast River from the foos
OF ub.t Coroner Wilhelm b-ld iuest tn body.
and jury rendered verdict OF Accidental death" De-
eeased nstiys OF Ireland, n yess Of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
Internationally -
NATIONAL. THFATER q new Ma

NATiONAL IHEAIkk.-- U-HIYuI . HU" '"-
topsl prus be produced this hose with new scenery
ke entitled The CRADLE LIELRTY" Ia which NJ
GsarTN DAwsOS Mr.. c. J SMITH and the whole ConYsrJ
srv.u The BurlesqEe OF Il MALTA TIE 5EcosO' son,
rnss, the bill powerful Equestrian CoupznJ VIII
shorty apEeaT Asd ToVRSAIRE and Lost Of othen eoIps
irz the troupe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

PURoLARIEs.-Wm. Fowler, 4 young man,
ve,Iday arrested charged with breaking ao the house %
RosbsUseT No FAstay and stealing thersfrom silver
watch AId Sl2
A man named Daniel Banks was Saturday
nish esush in tie new house No 90 East Thirty hhst IN
oumiftec fer examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
fldvsr-iS-r3erLl
DAGrERRHoTYPgs,

DAGrERRROTfPts, large tlke, tut % OoH'H1
neatly eplorsd ard hsaesoue Morocco e. .ltn esv
=, Sc srtast tskea srywher- r the pree and e1nS 70
~ .-,~rsly eh.-reS - fci else~hers 0.EssAri At
Ne IS Brosfv,y ee<usy VI Hgv,ra>%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

Z. 8. DISTRICT COURT Before J16ss IssEs ssLL.
Owner Of Of sehr John ssail propeller JssscA
To recover o. 600, value Of cargo on board tae
schooner. sunk By eolioa of Vsrts isizns Tue Gao
beiur .d ph that prossht Tor the vslrs Of cAoeas
ferrrd 90 SstEr1sy. II y stu 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

GHAYD LARoEST John Doherty, OF No. 4l2
Grand yesterday arrested BY Ocer Jourdan Of
Sixth Ward CHARGED with having stolen vale
ccuisninG " the Of CathariDe Burke No y
Dcyer which he for the o,tensbe purpose Of
ina shit he held by JGsdee Bossrt to answer tae
ChGiRe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

DEATH THE STREET Mary McGill. 4 dssipatod
sh shout 81 years turned out Of house
kept By Dutch Fred" in Orsngss SATURDAY nsst
and fell NJ the sidewalk Policeman Cote undertook 10
We her 10 he Hospital bu; shs died the way Al inquest
G. yested held upon the body and ths Jury rendered
verdict Of dsash b. " Pneumonia"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

You've MIs's CHRIsTIAs Accountability
Hopkips. Of Vermont, will lecture on 1.-The True
" Administration of the Law in the Naturalization Of
Foreigners, at the Broadway Tabernacle, on FRI
day evening oath inst The known AFFINITY OF the
lecturer and the nature of the subject, will surely in
sure large audience.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

M Piers Hesley is to give course Of Lectures on
The Policy and Character Of the Second Cesar ana
their Analogies with he Imperial Regime IN force In
France.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

BASE BALL-The return match between the Eagle
and Knickerbocker Base Ball Clubs was played On
Friday last on the grounds of the former st Hoooken'
resulting in favor of the Eagles, five Innings being
played, and the score standing; Eagles, p runs
Kriekerbockers, 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

FIRE-ALARM TELEGRAPH.-The batteries OF the
Fre Asrm Telegraph ihoc into the several Police
Station bcu-ss lat week and th wires have for e
been resdy IL expected that everything viii be ready
operations during the FIRST Of the pre-ent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
Advertise nent
IA'
DEsHIFRls PILLS.

pEsmsk's Puts cur
DssHLEs's PILs CUE Fever an Aga.
DEsHLsE's Puts cure Fever sad Ayse ~itaoFt taiL
SOD h. Wkoiesae Retail Depot, No. 81 bosd~hy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

CHARGE or FALSE PRETEssEs.-Levi Wolfson, q
German soira business No al Pear.t SATURDAY
sssfed CHARGED with hsDs the Jth = September o.
isiusd cloths TO the value Of tl5, from Brooks Arnold
H. ldidse No - Corsndfst BY sls@ and fraudulent
ssutsop He held TO bail BY Justice Welsh 10 Sso %
answer the elLrEe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
lAdvertiseneut-l 49,

IJOCT 4NuUIUrI 7 " TuuIILf I'1ET1@
and Addres- Csrd. engraved sad printed IN superior style
A.o Shutter Knobs Piano snt Pew Nan5er Plstss &c
WILLIAM A. BAILEY No. so Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
Court cALESpsR-rm, DAY.

COURT CALFNDAR-THIs DAY.
u s. DISTRICT CoURr-Nos. II, 30, so TO 81.
CIRcUIr CoURT--The Insurance case still on. jury
discharged tli Tassdav. e.
SUPERIOR CoURr AND sCPREmE CouRr--tfeara
Teru-Publshed oD Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

FRENCH CHINA FROM AUCTION.-A new lot.
DAVIS CoLLAhoRs, Nc al Brozswsy near Gra8d-sE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

CHARGE OF FALSE PRErrssEs A msn named
Roler Eossiu. was arrested by Constable Ne.b
Of Sixth NsTi CHARGED WITH obsning By false and fraud
prtens.s go fom Mr.. Henry Cook Of No - FAnt
the schooner WacOtt about ssncng Der
Australia srd ~ this Induced Mr. g pay hin 10
~ share 10 the ve..e is nov CHARGED that the OF
Hoggius fshricAton in Ne held 20 bail b.
Justice Bogart N 81 go to sDswsr he charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

ARREST OF YoUSG PIcEPocEETS-Five young pick
rocl-t. psmed Geo csnson Thos Jackson, May Brown,
gore ard rhcs rsylo ~oo have been IN he hasit for
tine Of ounanE about W.shiurton market FER the
ruoe Trsccn the pockets OF visitors @ the
Saturday evening and iaIen before ~
ce who them Vssrants 70 the PerteIay for
IL IN Ia aarh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
NORTALITT ~ TIE WARDS
DIsEAsEs.

wsrELr Report or DElrss the City ofBroohy' TOT -
week ending Nov. 10, IS54: - c,... a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

os~ +" Ne h'~S y nwxxDHLL. n..ss ossss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

ARREST FOR SHOOTING CHILD.-A boy about 10
vesr Of sse Cd John Cullen yes;=resy arrested
ek.rs,d with shoot5g q ehld while tie Five Poincs
The well kaoEa the police Of the Sixth WArd
Rec boy pc sed another boz and missed him bat the
rk,re tok tfeet in the Of chd naetins severe bat
Iot dangerous wound. Gen locked up the ronbs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-29
WHEN SHALL THE DEMOCRATIC STATE

IT.; :; ,o,,;, ,,J;aL noi. r,u,. ~. r.,v,r,l
ms = " I'"s'i r;,, ,o' Inn, ,',
oa r VI ,io s'rn,, .y.n
,hn "" S",o,r ' % ." nuI md NO. couvcutinn viii
b,,.n r'n, "" ,r J.c;dndiv d. in favor of nm early
mo,.,;,, and tLo, tho earlier Tho onnorunitv We sc
I"ct nr bmt ronventon ,hr better i5r the democracy
and th,;r 'rnGdr,n whorv.r Inc may be. In another
column NAV he fund nm article from the Richmond
Enquirer, which must meet the approval of every De.
morrat IN the State TN, }DtA diy NJ NoremJrr, and
Stavyt,n jsIE, I,,c anil ,I,r rbjri w, hcar,Hy 0nd
,r.U.,uly ,poD.e j,, iar pacyosc Of hoidinp the STATE
royrrci1I There are some parcr, in the State that
wish to cicrt!lc nutrcr till the Spring, hoping there
H., thnt that time will prove detrimental 10 some
al .h. rr",ninrlf cnndi,la"- Tor the gubernatorial
chair and b. f;l.ora 10 tie claims ri their par'icl
lar fIv"r;'cs. |, tai, real hoH" f"r reason Is
there any Dcnorr; o standing that wishes 10 ihwnri
tie will "f naor" by de!rrriu@ the time ana nid
ANY one oi the candidates hy clique We hope NOT.
We clcprccac any Interior influence 10 be brOugh; 10
play into the convention. Ou" time is As favorable
as nnothrr-,he suu OF the Both day of November
will greet "a many delegates in Stanton rs the 3'th
Of april or May. II it i, time Of leisure among the
fnrln-i. i, tn,. OF comparative quiet in business
With the merchants and mechanics, and every shade
nf influence in ruyor of every -,ib!e aspran tor
,L, ,,;;., ,.; ,.o, ,I,ri, isrrnr uum hers ran i'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-29
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER

Why does not the Examiner dcr"mcc the Sentinel
for such "a surrender of prnciplc" Ifthc,r uuiusi
and unconstitutional determinations in favor of new
States and railroads" are odous hcrcsies in Mr. Hun.
ter and the Enquirer, they not equally 80 in the
Sentinel We presume that these paragraphs csca.
pod the Examiners notice when it rcpublishei the
rest Of tho article; but now we have brought thcn Ia
its attention. we feel sure that paper which has NJ
iavores and never allows my considerations of ex.
pcdiency TO divert it from its close guardianship oi
public principles, will hasten to the defence and the
Sentinel may look out for part o the fire, hitherto
directed against Mr.. Hunter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-29
Co-re.ronlcncc OF the y. Au.-i"an and L. = GHz":t'
WASuINGINS. ScnI. II. lSll


have before stated that the conjecture ha2ard"d
bv y usually well informed Washington corrcSpon-
dent thai Mr.. Murcv and Mr.. Champion were en-
-nr,,, in Il negotiation upon the Central American
uuestion WAS erroneous. An important c"rre+p"n
irnre j. iud," proceeding between the Secretary nj
State and tn" British Minister, but relates not To
the Central American question nj nrge. bur To me Al
fair AZ G:"v.uwn. Mr.. Crnmpton, under instructions
from Lord tlnrrndnn mas protested ngh!liSt the ies
ructon of the place. though on what prrc:.e grounna
am no; informed, and his protest is understou' 10
have been accompanied by partial representation
of the los OF British pr"Nerty. and the damage IN
dic.ed u,on British interests through that summary
exercise Of power. The Secretary OF Sate Is, have
rcnson 10 believe preparing an elaborate reply, the
chief design OF which will he ~ Justify the proceed
inrs Of Cnptan Ho!lns, and - preclude aud refuse
in advance anv rrclnns:ious that may be made on
The part of the British, French, mud German govern
ncnrs for injuries suffered by their subjects by nnd
i, con.cqucuce OF tho borba:dHlcnt twill be pre-
parc with the saul elaborate rs 'hc kcszta letter
Mr.. Buci,rcans last mott "a Lord Clarendon, bein-
rr.un II tl c.7c in rcar 10 i;e relations w. ~ ecu.
,ra ,ncri W - wit; n before the bomb 1!iIic .t:
:: Is a>-y..i 6- apparently reliable g':.!t-:;r tnG; IL
tri;c::1- hay. h..l forwarded > Hg. Il. 10: {" PER
nit any . !n>t y, growing "Li &! tha occuFFtc" 10
,.ni.r ;nr6 ru r,u;t lnD" he cordrctIA" 10: Tie
:la alils.eit r! ;!, i:fi.rancrs prcv"U-" rH-ting
hc,we,n Great Britain CnI The United Statcs. Our
Minister in London is attempting IN procure con-
veniion supplementary ~ that o; lsoo, III whlcn
Great Britain shall specifically renounce any rsht OF
control over San Juan, and abandnn the newly e"tap-
lishei colony of the Bav Islands.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-29
VOLUME LII.
THE RICHMOND EN4f'Hh
,,surp DAILY AND sEMiwrhhh,,
,rIU,r PRYOR 4 rGNNANANT.
q Z X VI ::


,s n.;,v Paper seven dollar- r"r ahnn,' anu 'ae
~ eth. dollars ,ase for 'oT,rr p"r'M imam snS S,s
eS FSs '.' 81; r,on.hs psyA.c in advance 10 be pad
ts +. aSta'. s or or reaci BY mail postpaid o. six dollars
&, snnui ~ -, III. ofce may be rcmited per ma, in
Hawn;I9bIe Rank nv;-s a, the risk Of the Editors.
ssas. s Of al ;' 1si". Pad by TIE rTTs the post,
,n.. letter is scarcely OF ANY account 10 the W.T.
~ he s,c,,mua:iom OF pustsc" N All extensive bG-
n which op-ra,es rs a serious tax upon Editors,
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
,r D,uy Ix.viRER-Fur TES lines or less. hrst
y ~ ~ NV ccu,s aud every succeeding insertion twen'
''e' ,,s II inserted once awrek. twice week, or
.,,n,s wees rhi:;ysc'en and hall cents iof oaeh
ION e.,cr ;ae nr-i 49,
.,i ayt.,isrrs charged fifty dollars for TWELVE
-. si = that proportion Tor advertisements OF Sraser
a', sn Lottery veuders and Auctionecrs who are
81 q '%,i siLI. (psper includei)
.Tss sgN!WEEGIY.-For TEN lines or less, hr't IN
:,,, = CENTS: for each continuance 80 cents
S;s A, Obituaries and Tributes OF Respect exceeding
" mes are char ;ed for as advertisements.
So. rom Il distance must be accompanied with the
r,y or sstisiac tory references 10 insure execution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-29

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, SEPT.
25,h.-The offerings Of Beef Cattle during The ""el
amounted to about 1900 head. Prices at :? per
lUO lbs. for ordinary and prime quality Co"s range
iron, IS 10 s4O each, according 10 quality. HSs--
About 1910 offered, and sold e., oO r 90 oo' Sht'.
and Lambs-Prces ranged from to - :" per hca''
lib in quality.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, SEPT; SO.
ferings of Beef Cattle to-day 4co9 hean ana ,ae m mar
inc M with I an up upward tendency. cows-sales at from
s35 to sss. sheep and Lanbs-Aver large pumtei
in market; saes Of sheep at from 10 =; lambs 10
IS So Hogs sold I475 a 81 s3 for oorn fed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-29
pr,;HSyLvASIA STATE FAIR

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 2G.-Thc S:ate fair opened
to-day aud there not less than ten thousand per
sons present, being exclusively members, with their
ladies' and none others will be admitted the irst two
days. There is splendid display Vt cattle, consist
ur Of over i0O head beside. sheep, pigs, Gnd fowls
and the uuulber is being hourly augmented by ne"
arrivals.
Thursday and Friday will DC tho two great days ol
the fair, when Floral fill will be filed With towcrt
and f'us. Mechanical Hail is nlready Il lea win
beautiful die ol.y Of specimens o. the inecbaYc arts
bc,de- al !nmeuse apartment for agricultural in
,.,,
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MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATIC CONVEN-


LOWELL, Sept. 2G.-The Democratic State Con,
vention, comprising about GOO delegates, assembled
this morning, md Isaac Admins chosen President.
1hi. afternoon Henry w. Bishop, who WAS their can
didate last year, was renominn;cd 10y accamalon. y
letter was read from HIM declining the nomination,
bu; fully endorsing tho Nebraska bill. The Conyen-
ton. however, refused TO accept his dcclimnon. The
committee on resolutions reported series fully ell
dorsng the Administration.
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c"rmmniin. pnwyr-aal destructive as I" al cracked
"fuius.
Viii! much less CONFIDENCE ard inlncl nrc.l doubt,
Offer the following suPp"."d rr.,on f.r The Rrpnr-
cn contradictory operations ol Ihc different prcvril-
tive remedies for .mu., viz: 1hG; the disease already
sound grains nf wheat, are certainly and always
moved and destroyed by the Usual waahings and
ceanngs of the grain. the vitality OF existing smut
is destroyed by contact Of cauatir lime But any
such remedy, however cicctual and complete cali
no prevent The ncw originating of smut in the reI
growing crop, from the unknown sources or causes,
whether these be in III" peculiar condition OF tho SOIL
the seed, the atmosphere" nr my thing else
known serving in any Other case 10 originate this
dis..nsa Mlrrc il had Mmt been hctnrr.
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y !c::cr from aan Juan, da:"f oa Srriemoe: 18TH
saY. TIM, Doctor Grevu, British consul to Mosquito
Ind arrived. The news Of the boulbardn.ei4t o
Circy:owr ,ras not known in England when he left
bu, lie haa officially announced 10 the people that
England i'll no: protect them unless they manage "a
live in pcgce with all meu. Affairs in Granada re-
mained ABOUT the same. Surgeon VIM. II. DAVIS,
formerly Of Ohio but attached to the revolutionary
party shot brother surgeon 10 treacherous manner
t.r-r;-, RI,
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RIOT BETWEEN PROTESTANTS AND GER
MAN EATllQIICS-RLQQ QQU Split. &c.

CIXciSSArI Sept. CA serious riot occurred last
night in the Twelfth Ward between purity of Pro,
testants and German Catholics which h"s caused
much excitement in the city, and tits feared may lead
TO farther troubles in that and other sections OF The
citv.
prot,.tnut Sabbath School in tn, ncighbnrlood,
which was forciby resisted by the German Catholics
residing in the vicinity. They attacked and took pos
session OF the house which had been rented for ;hc
should ATTEMPT 10 organize Il Sabbath School there.
Tho police interfsrcd and seized the rinScaders, but
before was suppressed three persons We're seriously
wounded by pistol shots.