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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-01-12
WINCHESTER ARD aC1a5iAc RAr-RcaD.
WtScHEsrEa, TfGor,s.A )
Qr..cE ArssClfE..rER A IN % IN Y "a

5ANrA eIl5, ls5i }
H INOSN. 4 GLARAE, Pres$ inrepiy % you
L order dircctiag ne to prepare and publish, Il
jefferson county Il statement III tie eA6recsfsr ira
portatoa q irey tts rad passe1gers fiona TIE depot
4 at Gharesovn and HincHe1fg 10 iarpbts- FL Or ana
fr5m Harpeys-Fsrry u said den6is also liz pro
pertOnai distance from Hlroers- Ferry h Charles
toWnsto tie Whole ienetA u t6e Eaiirjad, and Il,
grade 0ftae roaG W C!1rl stoNn from Hk=hcrs Ferry
als5 sshetersny tU.Etcsare cKtcnddt ID tie tFds
and trtyrl Of citheF toystl over ths oslet make the
/ following s.at-mtAt:
Charges on fegAflGom I{7artester 70 Htrpers- Tprg
| AID Joal CdaRsaopEf0 lIIr9ees- FefrF rssgscteslI
/ Fsgst p-t,srIi $3.50, III, Y 49,
\ On Aierfhall1isc. Wool B,,tiers
I Iar3 Elsinss g. '15,.s,ts IN, ,oo ~,
I On yyl,.5t NJ "a, s.f < i 1g it's
/ o, c,r,g. - {. Tx ~ ~
On ~. Tt. bi5o;,s III. t 80 II h NY ~.
Oh ELsIT F+E s ttsi
ra6M cuAsttsT5v:y no ~ =
On Me,yS,a4 i;s,. We5l. Bfit.@r
o. Whs ssi Rys ,, Sill. sa s1P'f o o9 Is
On On f Pc Iron b5si.: GA. 81 4" m rs,
On Fi3nr e g 8. b4rreI
An ADDITIONAL CHARGE If c,,,ss ner r4el nm lcn
made vlsn tbt ears e the galr,,l Go1lpan,- lave
been rsed % cary the ot,r sfros te - l,1as f;,r
to the Cana 0JpzSs, s TIE us 81 az cars for rItr
pose involves tbs loss Of the car for one day Is tie
company aHa often longer. But this ehff-c has ne
VT oee nste up9n any itgqr sent rI7m eFaresfa,ea.
CeafseS o. }fs5sNfs from itarper5-ieny 10 Cbares-
torn and IgtEcaester respectire}E
fao-I aARPsRA -FERRY TO WiScaEzTrR.
On 9ferehanelse. &c, per 100 IA cents.
On Salt. pr I'D Tbs. f.....s............ 10
On Elsai per I'D lbs.. Observation-Disclosures
Gu Coal per ton -. =. 4. 81
On PLASTER perton. .4..................5J cents
FaoM H&aBBRstFERays 70 CHARLES ov7s
On Melehanaise, Sci per 100 lbs.,......4 cents
On Sass, fsl l0e lbs s,................... g
On Fish, PER IDs lbs.! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
On Coal. per tor. .............. $50
SOn Plaster, per ton. .......-........ 40 q
For all irei gats sent from Baltimore II HacksseY,
the charges tn Baltimore and Ohio Railroad must
BE- paid oy the Biaeses:r Merchant ii c9eence ia
RE'tlmore Bat for all charscs fgits from isalt:-
mere 10 Cssso,ea dhe the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road the Nineiestcr and Potomac Railroad Company
advances the ianas Or hecoEaes responsible fortac
Sao5,esiclrl aifrcnant, and he pays the same at
Charlestown-
our order with respect 70 the author
ize4 ~ tue Company at tless depo5 viii be best e
planned ~ extracts mice from the contracts luagle
with the iaie agenss AM the present agent at CaTcs-
town.
E5trdef from eoaifec maze isstA " II. + y H.
Aloore, N5rcal5er HISS:
:. Aid the said 81. Ia s. Y y ai6ore farther agree
and prcinisetat they viii charge only such COM
missions a. are charged az the principal depot at
fifa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-01-12

u We are; pleased 10 learn fsavs tie Alexan.
era 1szelIf shat ne track 81 liz Orange and Az
On Saturday last afa 81, Ks I. q, e =
running FeenlsrIT t.s fns, ~, -. .e,.
day Jannasy "a. nus reane;s ~ vi. - nlen
stages 10 GoHdcasrlIe IA fIfeef 9;is ~
teEfon OF tie o,n panv z, ,,-ns. 1. = rs ~
irask la7iagd iaTsran 5000 Ms q
l,cipslsa r. ppsF Ne Foad 70 Qrsnz Const Honse I
spsut ne Eaii ilh e The coming noah.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-01-12

FaTAE AccsDEx7.-James Gregory brzkssman
on the cumbeaaud Coal and Iron Con panJ sirai1,
vas Instantly killed o. THURSDAY IS he irain wss
eni<fing Canbsriapd He was passing over the
top 81 The train when bis fapl slipped and be feI
hz1taih tie ears. seven Of rhich passed over him.
rs'iing his bf5y Il ;ro sn hosril)y sn.nssiag Il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-01-12

s - x Maeh srei,emsss u.. cs..ssj
S.st $500 q keestA aat Toy streets Ns
ss explosion q he large "a ~.
49, sesss. The report resemblei ne
t. -ss.1 ssaeea. S9ne eight o. ,en cover y
sz1s, 70 ne Streets we're shrowe' frsr 49,
80 s.ss ls:rsd from he serer..perirr ~
n i $500 q. g. explosion. ald ], vas an bur1s
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fFTwo e5.5rsd wsfnen 49,: =. :. -. q.
eleton 81 aifs xsonnlr, VI ~ y = q 80 FL
rusrp ls:A. tpr ;hs murder r. female slave. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-01-12

-. ;ss's ,se1 'ts Ftrnri,le (Va 5o.,,s}
= 5; '9fn ~ Tuesday OF tkes. Sc b-6e.,s y, ~, Z.
este III j7slz1 c4z1t.r1 deed. rr5 fs,e-f. ~. ~.
~ Of i5fe cab Being - srer,.s "a : -- -
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/ THE srEi,.EE 7As FRANCISCO.

This Teeg7apaic report received Bon Thutsasv
Afternoon ihRSthe above steamer hadgbsen ssen X
sea IN terrible Eaie Of wind, entiitly dissbled
and that the Yssssl that met hsrwss ahahle "a ran
DER. her any assistance created srdat sens t;o5s
and has excited tne most anxious learb for herssfs
y. his stsaihpn was chartered BY he yarE a..
parinenl 70 canveY the Fhird Regiment, Atlissr,
y San Francisco, (which, with The wchea add hhii
cfeqi make az Aggregate Ct nearly eight htnElrrd
sous hat are o. UsaTd Of her ineiRdiuSy many I'M,
= NAR'u <fe aeeoAhp-h FL by their
i n IA dstai'S faye Reen retsiYed as y TIE isnme-
diaa cause OIL her suslion-w Sslher Il i III
s3md Hsransemint4 III her machinery ohio the gfscts
Of tA9 gale. The report that her f9ats w4ta alli
spaehHd her deEksBapPaIeulgy swept iwontd 2sad
- he eief that vas tue ftbs
sipr,atvhieh she et3coan,eFed and undkr tSaI aor.
phuatce q Witch she was still saiIeriag wbss f.,
= essI, sast rs san FraHefco
a T. i1'ls sso SITS arg wesr6aiii ship pefitet-
~ h9W Pea heI mrs. FeYhee thai kbe
y 1lfi ts'J 81 pfa, WIG me and umErous
eifWtani hneel fhe SosnhShe q 90 liant aud tx
pstieared otiicerpf the navy Underihtse eifsiI,s.
ssnses i Is hardy TEut able that sueh Ihlusbnbi
Iolndsr. and particularly as she va, lft.sd sFeh
SP4ts dun s'i's II sllslelt e1senl III keep her
urlet e'Ii lun fAs ne gals was 81 the npst
Ing vessels eouldInU,8 show their esRyass
w Hen seen sheI vas only aASnt thfee hnntlsS
hiies lfola we I-lpss8oi De.aware and 80 sodn a.
the ntfrtnaion Was gseeiyed here The vi ar D. aEi
nent gfaphel 70 Iyew York 70 chaftar andats-
patch without delay q steamer ins3Sfeb ii her. Hal
We learn ttaf nouk could be a..ainef Jhs -r5s5s
ury DspdF rnert was fasa applied 10 add foat lof
TIE revenue cnfierf-Eiz. one frrln New fsfx4bfe
fsom fhh Delaware rone from Norfolk anEoa@ 49, |
charl.rldo-~ ordered . sea By ieiegkaph. AID
are all p9 doubt, ROY II sea.
Inisa4e se1.slF hilifnatsrsiiv ~ ~, /
Their information IS reasised. wSich ,ss w,
think wlilbs favorable 50 fsr as III 49, ~
numsreas and Val1s5Ee lives that srs M -I n
her are koacerntd r
Thar pdTiion Of The Third Re0is..,, ,rla..;,t..-
= hiea epbarksd @ ne Saa FFaaeisss rs corops-
nies a. B d, q. Al L *, and L. tozetherg tyish iEs
nca-co tanissoned sian and band ofths resinent'
The ship sailed ffomgNew York oa he laaI aid
erf : rep4Iled 10 have been seen 10 ;hecri5iea eos
zihcn sheYs described, with her decks swept aph
sefsil e her nss.s, on Tie 2lib-Nai III f:yen5tt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-01-12

LIS NeN ini9 kfleane claims an increase
{. NJ LIS Jas. q the Weekly Tfi-
o-as reiins 1as - Meck- The total nlmbef III
saoseriosfs 70 is weekly aad daily ediicns itsays
= e1e n1p4tes 49, hseEheaS.nd Ia making ttit
u may b proper y AID here Tor the Information
cfoar irs1dt Is well astor The instruction ol .he.e
not q ihtl elass uhp predicted hat ,hs epIarvel
ment q The ribgne 10 ne size Of he rrsas Loldun
JonfaaAs Ni'Aoot decrease Of prize. uoald tnn iis
p-.Ps.5-stss tne- y s. sever bfsuR ! year under
-. n s-Sosi1Bih~ - TIE present. NOR ever
Pa.- = y 80 q issge dividend On any
P'st q n1fJ rs on tkal today relebrh-
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SERIOUS sTABBIsG AFFAIR "A serious AMI probably
fatal srsy occurred about o'clock last evening at the
Of aorato and Washington street, between Jere
20 stsbs In the abdomen and the o.hsr In
The back King II seems had been kind Of spree
for about week, and hs coming home Tuesday
evening words occurred between them when 1t is
ssd Post struck King in the face Jhey ned 70
forgotten The iculty, however they took tea .oge
though King stin under the influence OF Iiquoc.
About hour after Post ont as he was
pAesng the grocery store the opposite corner Kirg
cheese knife II ipjored I'm nedstely con.
ve cd TO drug store Besr By, when his wounds
examined sno dressed by physician. who said they
would probably prove fatal lie then "a to
bis brother in LAWS In Bethune street. h. injured
an 10 stone mason and ia represen,ei to be of =
peacsaoe disposition. He sb twenty 6ve years 81
age unmarried and formerly o. Peekskiii. King imns
diatey disappeared ard the police are after him.
AvAIUADtE PRysKSr THE CzAR Mr. Charles N.
Faswel late Epgir eer ia Chef of The United states
Navy for drawings snd plans OF steam machinery fur
nbed TO the Gar at the request Of the late ussan
Minister, NJ Booisco has received from Nichols
acknowledgment n this service immense damon -.
the hrst wa'r, aud |, IN siza very nearly If not quite
hei inch in diameter. 1hs Emperor OF Gil the Rus.
siss pays vel fer services rendered him.
iKsIvrRsARy Bms UNION Tho Htth snniver.
cary ff the Bible Union this morning in the
meetrg house of the irst Baptist Cnuroh, No. $50
room street. business meeting will bs held at nine
o'clock NJ anc President Cone will commence TO deli
ver' hia ADDRESS at ten The meetings w1i continue
(norpiog afternoon and EVENING" for two days Several
ernins Mt speakers have arrived in Town
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Important Sr~rs AIbSnps
STATE PRISON IFvE8fI0ATI EOUL ATgoN6 DE-
1EoTED- TESTIMONY IN TuE 0OvERNOR's HANDS -
srAkTLIN0 A0cOUSTs-RE REMOVAL or OFFIcsRs RE
coAMEr DED, ET0.
ALBANY Oct. 4, 1854.
The Commissioners eugsged the nvestg usn Of the
financial condition Of the thrsc State prsoas have
psced IN the Goveruors hands thu testimony takea In
reation tc the affairs Of the lag pg prison ve-y
voiuninon and ontaos svdee ssaiust It's principal
ohacers OF highly tsrestiag character. The Com
mssioner have discovered sgsinst this
prison Of something lss t~o hundred thousanc dollars
which. II alleged the tate hound {. Hquidae aud
for ~hish provision must b made By the next Lessa
ture
The testm my PLACED In possession Of the Executive
for bis special exsminatoa. The Comuiseionsr unaui-
nously the Immediate removal from a ~ Of
the Inspector having that prisoo Ia chargs GeveGor
seJ has not hsu puolic action, and probably
will not until after the siest,on
II the msaptime oe sene management Of the prison
coutnuss One txp Of the praciral officers, 4 IL
said ere impc.tec in transactions dsveo ped ia the
testimony who seems majority Of the lnspe .tor
never thelets retsin in their places.
There hsvs been fatal OF cholera tn this city
since saurdsy ase although several perscns hsve suf
fersd severely from violent sttacks Ioh have
successfully treated By attentive and skilful ply
sicians. W.
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Yellow Feves NJ Sea

BOSTON Oct 1874
III tarh Hauto, from Baenos Ayres JalS 27, arrived
be- 10 day, reports Spt 2s iu lat 3s IS Ion 68 80
spoke ship Helior, of Keurebupk, "a days from New
OrIesrs for Lverfocl hid lest three and the
cook iIcu yellow fever, bot su were tbos well
The weather here is thics, aud raining
The seven persons who arrested Ia Cscaia some
wSks srce fer coune eitiog bank bills, &C. to 10
tried the 18th instant Among them Is Trse Young
who has been under nrSe. in Boston for countsrfeog
A man nsred Bonny, also OF sixty years Of age
namsd beard, quite wealthy, whose daughters 81 aned
the bIs The names Of ,hs others Bo xers GIssson
Mflecn End Dunn
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Political Affairs.
NOMINATIONS FOE CONGRESS-.

SYRACUSE Oct 4, 1854
The eof,s Of the twenty second Congressional district
nomirated, to-day, BabcocE Of Oswsgo, for the full
term, ard g. Fairchid, Of Madison, for tho vacancy
wHIG COUNTY CONVENTION IN WORCESTER MASS 1
woRcErER. Oct 4, 1854
Al the whg County conrentioo. held Ia Brin,ey Hall
in this city 10 day the following gentlemen nom
mated Tor state senaicrs-Henry ws-h,urn, of wor-
cesser Asron hay hew Of ,rd; Epbr.im Hordock Of
Winchsrdon; VIM. ParkhuIst of Pe,ershAm
TIE Ninth Distvc. Wing Convention subsequently
ncminstei Mr. washbura for Congress-, thus l,aving
vacarcy in the Senator al ncmirees
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CONGRESSIONAL GOSSIP.

Ibose who profess 70 bo in the socreys OF poltssDs
ssy that the following gentlemen are positively
setied upon tho democratic nominees for Conyycs
from the following distri ts
third ostict, comprising The First, Second, Third Fifth
SLA Gchib waIds Il reported 70 have fixed upon 90.
te Wit Clinton iof tb~r nominee Mr.. CIinton
senfed two of the above wsrds 90 tb AS embiy last
winter ans OF ibany received the unsnr vot. &
ia Iefty candida for SIeak.r Of tho II u4e Tile
snto 81 ere gesrs 30 bsve great salts
faction to his taetv and no doatt he win pol barge
ayVesse-. eze III ~ tc named IN inis dlsts:et.
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court CaIendar-Tbse Dav.

COMMON PIRAs--Psrt i.-Nos. l.Si 1886 30 1892 1872
to 12oal, 1920, 1898 TO 1902.
COMMON rIras-PArt 2 - Nos. 1914 6a6, 1851. 1905,
1867 TO 1910 1912, 1873 1875 1878 1885, l28t 1888.
urpgns .nuIr-Cirout- Nos. Gil, Cs0, 5s4, Cos, cos
70 7re inclusive.
FTpioR CouRr-.Trsl Term Noe. 1nS 1877 80, 80,
e3. 1o4 l72, 173, 129N, IA IFS. i7s, l79 l5o, 1sl
SO, 166, 1873, 16e 'p2 1893, 19t lps, 100 lei, ipS,
lc1 3o2, 2o4, 2os 2cc, 2r7, 2os eco 2lo, 2l 2l2,
i. ia, 2l5, 21L 81. 2ls, 2l9.
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From Philadelphas.
THE NoSIY MARKET-HEAvY fAtLURK-LAggE Ros.
BERY--gETUEN or A FUGITIVE SLAVE.

THE Monty MARKET-HEAvY FAtLURR-LARGE ROB
BERY-RETUIN or FUGITIVE sLAvR.
PHILADELPHIA 90. 4, 1854
None, was rather eAsisr this morning Tho stock
mArhet very dull osing in part to the failure of
Messrs Reed Brothers & Co dry goods iobbsrs with
Heavy liabilities The frm publi,h card ths morning
starg that they have resolved upon putting the ass
of ths late firm into liz istcn, sns cautionns holders
Of tier Taper from hls.i negotiating the ssme
The ga es 1T the first board compdscd Long Island
r at ~ Norris Canal 49, Reaaiug RR ss5s Penusyi
vaDia RI ,454
H. Rstenjstt, Of Lebanon, Pa, robbed the six clock
train from Baltimore, yesterday, of $s,b0 chiefly In
800 bills on the banks Of Lebanon Lancaster Reading
and Harrisburg
Henry Massey, the fugitive slave claimed by Horny
Bright Of Kent county. Maryland to day rcmanded
to the custody Of his master by the United states Com
missioner.
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Tor EURopE,-The Cunara steamer Arabia sailed yea
terdsy At two ocsck, for Lverp col with hundred
and fifteen passengers.
Fon CALIFORNIA steamship tar Of the West,
Capt Turner sailed yesterday afternoon for ssa Juan
Me, With passengers for California.
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5he NesShrup KsdnaDpers.
POSTPoNRMENT or THIS TRIAL ALLOWED.

fAKATOGA, Dot Z, 1874
At the court yesterday az Bsllssou Spa tse Norhvup
kirsppes, Merrill and Susssn h.d their trial put cd,
account Of the abence Of msteris Witnesses until
next rerrsry endeayor has hesn made to get "Sct
out Of the wsy and make some arrangement for COM
premise. II however failed to sucoeed. Hs frisuds
ray they want the boosteeper Of the slave pen In
washipatcp to give hi, testimony AMI say when "So'
frst found in slavery Toe commits toner, In con-
oqoencs has issued order for his testimony to be
taken
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Psy,.icay lnss.ls.snce.

TOWN FiFcTcss ~ G rsrcrIcur far ~ the returns
bnv. received eighteen towns hsvs eeo,ef demo.
ATTIC ofeor., 'vu o. them shg, and equally
divit.d 10 sristo, kes Rtsu snd Seriden, tho Rnow
Nc'bty : .Lg.- = ~ nec.et
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Nraryiaad Agricultural Fass.

At the agricultural fair 10 day tcs oty thtre was
on nimmense attendance The streets th oogcd with
etxs pgers who have come 70 vist It.
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JUDICIARY CONVENTION OF THE HARD
SHELLS.

Id6 NOMlNFGs fOh bUhhO0ATE, hECOkDEh, Cltl
JUDGE, AND DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
The cgnvention Of the opsl democratic party was
hld last night at Stuyvesant Iostute for the purpose
Of inatng candidates for Recorder, City Judge,
roeate, aud District Attorney.
The meeting organized by the election OF the
following gentlemen AZ temporary ofcers:-Presiient
Wn. Il Leonard Secretary, Geo. L. Shufeldt.
1bs Arst business was the reception aud deion upon
the credentials Of delegates I'll delegation, up to the
Fifteenth ward received without d, pate When
the Fifteenth ward up Augustns schell represent
ed ticket and Il Glover another thas testing
the eject on in this ward
GLOVER read various aidayiis testifyng that nver
SEQ votes cast for his ticket headed J. Cooley
md only 1ss votes for the opposite ticket headed Wm
n. cIntire
Ipoppc-iticn Mr.. scuraL read various aidayits tesl
Tying upon information and belief that the McIntire
tislct was elected by q largo majority
Mesrs Stbtl Glover retired afiec both the above
statements nladc and the vote taken rca By
Yards upon tho two tickets.
Tbe Sclell cset elected BY q large ms jorty,
Tlch suit received WITH rsuch applause, IL 10
regarded the defeat OF h- adnnnistritiqu influence
Ihe tetiDg then upon motion, vent into eisc iln
OF permanent ficee.
Augustus schen was el'ctea Presia-rt and Henry II.
Ag.asse and Wm WI y. rs nus,eneu y ;ss.sss,iss
60 into winatio1 for Recorder
Jnmes ~ miih, Jr WAS nominated on ths hr't ballot.
iewas then carried that the convention 60 nc nomi
ration for District Attorney.
Jcnas b. Phillips nomn ted tne first ballot.
The convention then proceeded to nomnats City
Judge
wm II. leonard was declared to be the noCines
the third ballot.
The CONVEX tion, upon motion, then vent into nom
nation I, Surrogate.
John Brady nominated on the drst ballot.
Tho following gentlemen were toen uuaomou ~ sly de-
csrd 10 he the nominees Of the party for the following
potitions--
surrogate. ate........................J John r. Brady.
listrict mas Is. Phillips.
tity surge... Wfbam ieinsri
IL wss then carried that nltt OF I've be appoint
ed TO confer with committee from the other
ops 10 regard to public ratification meeting aud
u notify the nominees Of their selccsion.
The chair aproi a tho folio wing gen lems, such
como tteo:-Jobs e iaskns, goyace Y. C1srE, samuel
adclif, VIM Wooot 4orth and George A. shufelis
TIE committee then adjourned, subject to the call OF
tie Prep.dept
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Board OF B1issaons OF tho Episcupad Church.
HARTFORD Oct 4, 1854
At the meeting Of the Board Of Msaions Of the Eps
ccph CT uyoh this morning the communion admin,
kteyed after which long discussion had upon ax
ing place for the next metiog aud the desirabeness
of rendering the meetings dsvo,nal and religious
In their character The matter finally referred to
committee.
Resolutions were then passed approving Of the mission
to the Chinese in Cali ons and ASKING Tor liberal
soptribu ticns TO the domestic board
In the afternoon resolu hon adopted recommend
ing increase of the sa ries Of mission sriss at the
West and also approving the action Of the Foreign Com
mttee.
From Boston.
TRIAL OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR NIUE
DER-wBATHER, nrC.
BoeToS, Oct. a. 1884,
At the recent term o. the Superior Cour In WOODSTOCK
county James Matthews convicted Of the murder of
Samuel James, whom he murdered In April lat They
were both lumbermen Matthews shot james Tor turn
irg girl out of his camp
rain storm commenced hsre last night, and stin
con nsnues.
nayOsaley Election.
LAsAILS, H., Oct 8, 1864.
7. B. Hackster Is elected hayor BY one hundred and
eleven majority.
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Hlra,a w.trssgs /. the present rsprsssa..tIvs tro

H'rava wsEtrssgs Is the present representatives from
| this district ~
and Fcu,te nth wssds ~ilt ucqaes'iorSv rec o,as,'
Nile walsh fh.reis q srcns oEpo~itou TO M. W .lst
but is s.d msjo tJ of the Coyr -ssfons' dc'-yses
Fifth district. nov represented By Mr. VIM. r~sed.
has not set expressed itsek. The desg'tes here .re
mum
-ixih dist ict comprsiog tie Hisventr SYfcaen TO-
std 'eyer'een'n wards wli rrromic ste lin Wheeler
his is reIorted heve been ascertsi, ID b-.oad
DOUBT Tho ceiceatons from all the ward. Ia hs dis
,ict have expressed themselves III bis tsor Mr Vince
G eI s' be Ts.emes,s vGtrd .g inss ,as Ne ,,ass
ticket sgsrst him But IL is generally believed the %
position will NOT effect his defeat
Seventh district, snmIrsirg the Moth. dx,esuth
and Twep iefh WARDS tsiks Of tljao Ward Of
,he bar, snd for mAny years practoaer II this CITY,
me a.srst l. ~ prsseat rsnrssen'ea cy ". Wa.eT
ting, no canoids'e seems to have yet been otvely FIX
o. upon.
SMALL MASS MEETING IN THE PARK.
A NEW PARTY In THR P1ELD-THEIK Platform
sPRgCHEs, BTo.
meeting held In he PARK last night, Ia pursu
anoe to the following call, published in the newspa
pers:--
o. T.. s
ooeoos Al pers ne f.yora lie to sefor@ t' eat
sna sssss Or; have been Invited 70 address the
,ooMMIrrEE or ARRANGEMENTS
81: e.; f.; S::s. s;;i;?. t''
IRA DAVIS Chrirmaa
IN fhnyTrS0T' hnsnr Secretaries.
At the hour appointed for the opcougcf thu meet
ing there sbout twenty Ave p-opie present-a
molly group Of politicians pewsboys snd spple vcwen
At half psst dve the number being increased TO about
fifty, the proceedings were couau euced aud during
the evening as many ss two hundred perhaps wsre
called together.
MIR. SMITH called the meeting to order hy uni assng
Charles Partridge for President, who was siected.
The following OFF ,ers we're then eleoted -
PRESIDENTS
Christian Woodruff, Joseph Sweet,
Bsrnsy Cclton. e. Andrews,
J,s se,guson ;. 4. Fish,
Jswss tckfobsn, Henry,
Moses n. Gale. Charles Floyd
john lie La Montsgu, Andrew w. Lay,
J. h. Henry.
sycRSrAREs
Frapcis AM rews, Ro sert Bsetty,
George W. CLARK, Peter Wenueu,
John Guest, w. 7 Emmet,
John kahs n, j. X t1ora,
I'm smih, A 4. Rsudo'ph,
r. I Wild john Windt,
G. w Wright
cIl, J, <ha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

LAsALL1 ul Oct D, lto&
7. B. B'aokster Is elected Mayor, BY hundred an,
eleven majority.