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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07
FULxTxCALs.

A T MEETING BELD AT TAMAANY HALL ON
"A Friday evening, October pursuant to = cali from
the committee of srrang smerts ccmplete the form
lion OF the Central Soy Club the folio siug ocsrs
we're eected-IsaiAh aynSers, rs PRESIDENT Til
Glover and Edward Mcconnell secresriss and enc vics
president from each ward 1hs following resolutions
were unanimously stopte5
WhereasThe rights Of the people Of the state Of Now
York having been imperilei by the arod d1ction iato
its halls of egaiion of measure known As the Mains
Liquor LAW, and whereas thos rights have bssn pro-
tected and the fearless intrepdty and
sterling democrac. of oato Sey by the intsrven
on OF the veto power therefore the opinion OF the
Central Sey mour c1b IL Is
ResolvedTbat the Issues presented to the psople Of
the state New York, at tho approschrg election for
Governor involve principles of the deepest importance
to every who regards liberties worth preserv
ing from the nsdious assaults Of intolerance AID fana
ticism.
Resolved That the right Of the people to be sscured
teed the constitution Of the United States openly
violated by tie provisions OF tia liquor bill passed at the
rast seesion of cur State Legislature.
Resolved, That tie opinion Of Greene O. Bronson upon
the veto Of bill which he admits he read
undeniaole test Of his great capacity and sincerty
Resolved. That when iniceran,e and fan ltcism walk
band In hand, In array agat the liberties Of the
people, behooyes all nce ndent and patriotic
to shake of party trammes aud battle side by side
openly AID boldly, against enemy, and that
We feel 1t duty fraemsn best aud most
Resolved, That this club will cali toget in
metpg at the Park all the Seymour clubs snd associa
tons from the several wares. at early day prac
ticable. ISAIAH RYyDERS Presideat
aD%.aa aDUs a, Scsoss,a.. GsSpss, seores.riss.
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U7M WATSON, ESQ, wATSoN's HOTEL. BABY.
W. lon, L. 1.-The underaisned for himsslf A1a Nr ".
tent Of brace Of Wild ducks, and & ths same IN.
would recommend TO ell desirous of apendne faw day
In the country, to do amongt ths woods Of nA0yon
win m occasonai visit to the wnds Of Fire blaid.
Ycurs, tfuiy, taos, y. DOWNING.
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TUE UNDERSIGNED, OWING 10 REMOVAL OF his
Il bu iness, h now selling marble nantsls, mo-
numents hsadstcnef &e fifteen TO twenty Per cent less
than the usual prices Call and BE- satisfied. JAMES
HAkT Jun l74 and l7e Ninth street, corner Of Third
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Mr.. ULryAS declared nominated BE was on hand,
to s sas %
number Of votes giysn for Myron 4. Clark were re
fused BY the President Who profesd in doias so to be
time the vote was recorded and announced there wsrs
but few Of the honest aud pure members Of the counci
IN Is evide ced In the fact that but 4,2
votes were poled, when the C.un: opsned its session
with 0S3 mem sers Ia attendance
Tho session OF this Council must have besn bo
ferrous than any other that has been assembled in
this city The the cheers the hsses the calls
order, could Be distinctly heard IL the halls and oSbes-
tim As he vote was Ssns cns Was nssrd
to declare that he should now vote he shoui vote
at the polls, for Nyrcn H. Clark The President de-
cafsd the vote out Of order and instructed the Segeant
st-Arms to put out the offending delsgats-but must
have afterwards retracted % there WA NO immediate
shortly after this little episode there was general
break up, and rush down stairs They reasssmbls ths
morning at nine O'Clock to complete the nominasons-
lhsy swors awfuIly in Flsnders-shsy swors swfuy in
ocd Fellows Han all the day long yssterday-from Al
not prevail In the Council q shs orSsr This msy =
part Of tho DRAMA played for the benefit Of outder
b1s II .ssmsd very Inc Jolly good row:
ct last achieved nomination.
In the above report We have, Of course only given the
that have reached MS concerning tbs acion Of
the convention Az its proceedings arc secret and
guarded by special and extraordinary precautions 1t Is
npos.bss to give any authorve and detailed account
OF its transactions.
From tina Ua,a Telegraph, Oct. Al
The State Know Nothing Convention convenes today
IN New Yort city We hear 1t rumored that ths
tion viii take action In reton the sson-
al elections IN the several Districts and that repre-
sentative" expects to be sndorssd It won't him.
[Fio n the Syracuse Standard, Oct 81
We understand, from reliable authority that the fol-
lowing tt names Of the delegates from OaondAga
Liverpool and Syracuse to the STATE Council Of Know
Nothings to be held in New York ysstsrdsy, to make
arras gements about Know Nothing tcsst ror the
ing election
Lip~poo,--J. Nearing, VIM Gleason Deacon Harris.
Ononddgu-Col p Eaton, Sydney Wadsworth, -
Mann. - n
Srdcsse-David 9. Gesr, G. Cheney. We did not
learn the Of the other delegate Syracuse bal
Is supposed 70 b. Alderman hcKinstry.
(From the Tribune, 0ct 81
TIE Bctaix0 Poa states - fact that the Know No
hgs have rejected hyrcn u. Clsrk our cAadidats fol
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II COX OUTl-
IL Look Gloss, acd IL you are not able
10 aes fouF medals on tho label,
Be sure the flask or box ID spurious,
And Aned With stuff to lie injarious,
Instead Of LYou's dust of pills
The frat Of which AL insects kills,
VIII 10 rats and mice expire In haste
Az soon - they the second tasts9
Remember Lyons Powder quick
Stays roach or bed bug, ant or Hck,
Bat to the human stomach stin
II harmless though ron ats gin
Depot for LYONS Magnstio Powder and Pulls fer Tho
destruction Of insects and ve1min, k2l Broadway.
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Potter and McKdan C0ngressi0nal district reported
1900; Delaware county, 200.
In YORK county the order had numbered rs high as
270o-buta dsturbsn. hsd taken place in the Lo3gs,
and the constitution burnt-2oC0 members had left,
which yeducsd the Lodge to 7e0.
1he President reported that largo majority Of the
Ger were shgs
delegate stated, two weeks ago there wcre 1000
beTs in the city Of pha, bu. that number Is
greatly reduced. Il statsd in the convention
that tho Pennsranian had already published the
Of he prncpai members in this city, aud also that six
hundred members OF police belonged to the order.
they instructed to keep dilgent watch the
pos and 70 destroy s the democratic ticket. they pos
stay can.
The following 4 tho vote in the entire lodges of th,
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WIRE ROPA FOR MINES, INCLINED PLANES,
w hosting heavy weights, steering purposes for
vessels stays os bIaess &C., much safer and far
durable than best hsmp hide ropss; also for saeh
weights and dumb walters in buldnss, Iightnng CON
ductos, &c, made OF extra nne wire ana very exble
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tt 4 n REwARD--L0ST ON THE HUDSON RIVER
DlO Rail- Dad cars the IL O'Clock train from sing
Sihg pockst book, cHnsaoing S25o ali s. bills on
tie sirg Sing Bank Tue 1ader win receive the above
by leaving It at the oace of the Hu ison River
Railroad. foot of Chambers street.
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nEM0CRAT; OF THE kIEvENrH WARD, AROU UsE-
IL One more grand rally The Democratic Union
Association OF tie Eleventh ward will hold meeting
Monday evening. October Q, at clock at No. 2l6
6ecoEd sire ct to sustain the champion Of this Veto
and the light to to choose what he should eat
what he should drink for the almighty gave that power
to man from the beginning, and why should We allow
any fanatic densgogue to attempt to take that liberty
away from usS Fslly, then, with Let every good
American citizen are In the attitude Of his strength to
support the constitution seymour, and the Veto All
these that Interested In the coming election and
the union o. the old democratic party without cloak
deception, wings Know Nothngs, invited to
attend business OF great interest viii be laid before
the nesting There win be several eminent speakers to
address the meeting. By order OF the committee
WIN. A. ByRsEs, Sec'y. A. z. GOETEZ, Chairman.
TNIGHTE ENrH wARD-sEYMOUR & vIClORY-THE
~ democratic republican electors of the Eighteenth
ward requested to after public meeting to be held
at Union Hail. OF Twenty second street and Third
avenue, Saturday evening, October st O'Clock for
the purpose OF organizing Seymour club-By order OF
the ward committee. JOHN r. BRIGGS, Chairman.
1AuKcx IAIEy, Secretaries.
Gro. s. DREw,
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~-NIOMlNATI0N OF JOHN O'LEARY FOR C0UN
"we ak nothing that is not clearly right, and viii
submit to nothing g."-l andrew Jackson
Alta preliminary meeting held at Garrick's Sixth Ward
Boel Monday evening ID inst, for the purpose Of
nominating J. d. 0'Lesry Councilman for the Thir
teenth district the following resolutions were proposed
On notion-Rssoivsd, That Thomas F. O,Keeifs do act
as chairman and Matthew W. Murphy as secretary Of
On motion--Resolvsd 1h.t the following persons do
form vigilance committee to promote the object for
which the meetpg did assemols-
Felix Part, Esq, B. L. dw. Gillsspey,
John F1annery Jr M. d. James MORRISON,
Michael Mclaughlin, John Duggan, ,
John Riorean John Hickson,
Maurice Fitzgerald, Ebsnszsr Coblentzsr,
Michael Dunne, John Kiordan, Jr.
Micha el sexton, Thomas Hennessy,
Z Patrick Sexton, Michael Hallinau,
Wsas.s wa'sa fs.ns; ss,.: :, x:sssss ssss.s;
sSsu.Ss 1Ixasss. 'as~ fstr1sk Hsyss,
Thomas Power, Michssl Lcftus,
~. John Molouys James o. Maheuy,
Robert LSpch, James Walsh,
Andrsw Bresrehan, Pstrich O'Nsli,
Eureue Barry, - Trist,
John pwyer David ki0.dAu
On motior-Resolssd That Thomas +. O'Keefe act a,
chairman Of the General Committee with power to call
On motor r-sssolvsd, That Matthew W. Murphy act
as secretary othe General Committee.
The cbsla IN fluent and forciss manner sddre::
xens to oce aud in conclusion strongly nded
John D. OLary worthy of their cooadense and sup
After few pertinent observations from Msssrs. Hen
messy, Cotover, Barry, &c, the meeting separated.
Nor1cE The committee In favor Of the nomination Of
John n. OLssry Coupciman for the Thirteenth dis
trict Sixth usrd have resolved to hold meet
ing their friends At the Sixth Ward HOTEL Monday
evening, eth inst. By order Of the chairman.
n. W. MURPHY, Secretary.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, CITIZENS AND VOTERS
w Of the Seventh ward, indignant at the treachery
ard fraud perpetrated at the late primary election In
said ward most earnestly invite fellow vcitizenstc
meet rs In meeting on Monday evening next, at
7Hoclock, at q East Brosdway (undsr Intsrnsa,nsl
ceedpgs, END of taking such steps g. in vie OF thu
nuritY Of dsmocratic prncples, tho integrity Of demo
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REWARDS.

az En EEWAKD-LOST ON TEE 5TH INSTANT, A
DCO chain flsgree bracelet, set with diamonds,
with an emerald in the centre The indsr viii receive
the above reward By delivering the same to T. L.
WICKEs, 20 Cortandt street. Supposed to have been
lost between international Hotel and Sou h ferry
dt0S REwARD.-LOsT, ON SEPT. 27, A SPIRIT
DAO sail boat, feet wide, Is feet long blue out.
sfte white water line, black bottom Apply to DAVID
Il. DUNN, foot Twenty fourth street. North river.
az OK REV wARD STOLEN, FROM THE PREMISES OF
DAC the subscriber, Ia the town of scarsdae, West
CHESTER county, tho night Of the 4th of October
light bay horse seven years old, about sixteea hands
high, thin and tail, two white feet both his
left side; the left hind foot above the hoof
and roan spot on his forehead Whoever returns the
to the subscriber, to % Roosevelt strset will
receive the above reward ARTHUR COkNEIl,
Scarsdale, Westchester county.
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tt on REWARD STOLEN, FROX THE CORNER
DLU Of Graham avenue and Ccok street, williams
burg, the night of Octsbsr H. boy horse, about Il
hancs high With left nina foot white, small whits
spot the foensad rather thi,, and white spot
each shoulder, near khs saddle. kAiERS, corner
-&Y'E KEWAkD -SrC1tE, FROM TIE HOUSE NO.
DlC 20 Stanton street, on the 9Th ins ant, about
O'clock, god watch and chah, No 2,O6o II. Tobias
Liverpool mailer. Any terscn returning the same to
No. x6 Stanton street, viii receive the above reward.
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twelve dollars in bills, andi certificate for 100
shares of stock Of Passac Ere Company Amy
having found the same, ard VIII return It to WM
NULlGAN ESQ., Secretary of the Fulton Fire Insurance
Company, can have the money contained In the wa,t
n the reward. w. A.C.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
TSOUND-OCr. 8, IN TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN
JIG sixth and Seventh avenues. gold finger ring Ths
owner have 1t BY applying at 81 Sixth avenue, OF
Tho. EcKFNZIE-
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Ct 0S REwARD.-LOsT ON "WEDNESDAY, THE 4rB
DIO inst, between the hours of 10 and II o'clock,
Ii goir from the corner Of Third and Twelfth
street. through Astor psce to Broadway, and through
Broadway to Chambers street. 70 the Office Of repairs
and Suppies in the Park gold fob chain with Masonic
emblsms With key and ring attached, containing mi
mature; the owners name ia ON thu same II dnder
will receive the above reward aud the thanks Of the
owner by leaving the at $50 eoond avenue at
G. Beatty's, IS Third avenue. N. B-Pawnbrokers
requested to stop the same offered. v. SNEOIKER,
S6Y Second avenue.
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r OsT-N FRONT OF THE BOWLING GREEN, OR IN
IL Bleeeker street stage, or In Wooster between
Beecker aud Amy streets porte nonnaie, containing
SIX I've dollar bills Of the keshancs Bank of this city,
and three dollar bill Of some other bank The
finder will receive reward Of $40 BY returning the
ssDe to the owner, @. l. HEISES, IL State street.
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rne Esseta0 Posthas said ne<atne shout aijsh Ford
e6 nst know before that thsro such . mac la
- bnte end do not feel of IL We sae that
Myfon Clark the whig candidr<s for Governor, pro
sented himself - delegate to the Know Nothing
venton on hursdAy and declared irregular nd not
admitted the Tribune needs any further iuforu.ca
about Mr. Carks performances In Ontario county
purpose Of getting into ths Know Nothing organizations
through the windows down the chimney after 1t
TOO late to get In at tbs front door, indulge it.
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r OSr-ON THUR sDAY, THs 6TH INST, BETWEEN
il the hours Of IL and l O'Clock, in going from Wall
st down to Greenwich Greenwich TO Duane street.
Q bank book OF the seamsn's Bank for savings, No.
40,os2 owrers upon the book the same Is Of no
use to any one except the The honest finder
will please save the same at 208 washington Of
Vesey street, and receive the thanks OF the 1ner.
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ANrCrOTE OF SANTA ANvA.-Extract from pr.
va'e letter receive in London Mexico, May 30.
will tell you story. Acertsin grea, 10 this
try went TO wage war against another man who had
so happy the people that great mans courage
and skill had enabled bin to save hts own life and
liberty for them, though at the expense Of all else,
that bis return they received him with shouts OF
Joy, bonfires and triumphaI arches. A man said ia
paper Of which he IL the editor, that the trumphA
arches were not nearly high enough for toe larels
which the immortal chief had gained in the var.
For this assertion the poor m was duly conde nsned
to ray fDc Of four hundred dollars or 10 default
Of them to six months imprisonment. Now, Il en-
pears that he phrase objected to, far from bcing
sneer, was perfectly sincere at least the supposed
offender succeeded well 10 persuading the great
that the fire was remited, the sentence annulled,
and he dismissed with an embrace, after receiving
an Invitation TO dinDer, and an admission 10 the
great mans box at the Lucrezia Bo-gia. lisa fact.
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CASE OF SUPPOSED MURDER NEAR aluYypsAsr.
Great excitement exists In Stuyvennt abous
seventeen miles south Of this city east eide OF thu
rver IN consequence OF TIE finding Of The body q
Q hiss Margaret FL mn. aged eighteen who had
teen missing from the house ri Mr.. Hams, Strys
vesapt, for some ten days. She was found lying
d'agontiy with the railroad track, between sfnyves
SAINT ard CcSsacke landing, with frigh,fui sonnd
Upon her head, ard insensiblc. hat still living. Th9
,afkie. Her brother .las. S,s wife aud her bro
ller, ave ben a'rs'fl % srsyc On O. hlyi,.
.Ais,G ". d, Nh. ~ : oDi. a "f Hal on n. 4
- in'it.r further -. sniurii,n vii b. ND
LsAt issb.va!.-4aataay Ets. ySWnsi, ywly u,
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T1c,dF. Ftnisho Us. JohnF Seamoy AID W,je--lseR.-
RAN, FIRST JptGr-lhe PLAINTIFF and Defendants ere
owners q adjoining pieces Of bid formerly belonging to
the sane srantor ihe dt',ndants received their decd
frat II Is evident the. in The division Of the land IL was
intenced 10 maf9 TIE line the Kngsbridge rood aod
the line on The river for both pieces equal al houSh
civistp, from the peculiar shape of the land, would
msAe the area 81 piece larger than the other the dis
tncss CD The river or creek berg chains links and
on the road IL chains lax links. From some error,
however, there appears to have been q surplus
o. about GO feet width on the ROAD to Which
Do~ moved for to prevert the defendauts from
removing srble from the portion In dispute until
IN eecS,re ~ poin, between the parties artes ON ~
fec: that he boundaries OF the two pieces do not
nenec or terminate a. tho snne poiat. The plaintiff
holds under deed shch s1mmences the boundary q
stale the eide a thu old dock While the bonn
OF the piece convey 10 the defendants eroin,tes at
point is rls the tide Of the olo cock Both
pieces refer to ttaio at the beginning terminus Of
the tourdary bu neither party refers TO the stake
III point a, which th.ir survey begins terminates
,hetfe vboe piece between the purcha rot may be
that the surplus has been TO e party
horsver, DO not Ger It psccssary 70 express
opn ion, - there several by which this
ton nsy be disrofed Of !. The right Of the plaintiffs
TO " land In controversy Ia not BY any clearly
essbLsl cd and, III Iess hat Is preliminary njupc
ton should rot he Granted Where the plaintiffs right
IL dT ute the evidence not show title
10 the land in them exclusive Of others, or at least
clear, ppdifprltd p,sfessioD OF the land the oion
should not b. granted 2 Where the application IL
prevent mere treslass, for which an ample remedy
exists law such ur ction should not be granted
except where the possession is clear and undsputcd
3. The injury II any In this case not Of such char
scsr 10 he irremedabe hut the contrary can he
easiypsrsed and the defendants perfectly RESPONSE
ble II portion Of the rock marble should be blasted
the defsneans the plaintiffs Be amply compensated
IN dsmpses and the thereby furnished for resor
ing the surface Of the ground TO quite good not bet
ter state than II s For other reasons think the
powers Of the Courf by fnJnnctiop should not
Invoked in whore the pIatin's rights are doubt
ful nd vi eff IN urrsfo lad
would rolsbly operate re ip i1riousy TO the defen
dsns thsn The tie II IL should prove 70 be such
would in shy event JIose TO the plaintiff. Tho motion
for & egri nstc ~ u e j. site sof he fei.ts tnrv
n.tr.Ntr chsehtd. tcs;s . sl,dt The cent.
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increased, whilst the inclination 70 buy bad dm'n-
jsb, e-heDee prices bad r-ceded from tn 2fr. per
bsh hsstoIitre. The reports from different parts IT
the kiEgd m agreed In SAILING that the crops had
improved In appearance, and the prevailing imp-es-
zion that with moderately favorable weather the
yie'd would exceed that Of average years. On
Thur day there appears, however, TO have been .
return Of rain, which had csusei some uneasiness.
The advices from the Mediterranean ports speak
well Of the prospects, for the harvest, which was
rapidly drawing near; stocks Of old wheat having
however, been nearly exhausted, prices had been
tosrsbly wen supported in the face Of fine weather,
and good promise for the harvest
At Leghorn, on the I'D Of June, there was good
demand for wheat at full prices, though it ex.
pected that reaping wouldbe commenced by the end
Of the month.
From Ancona we learn, under date Of 2lst ult.,
that the cuttip Of wheat had been begun, and the
result Of the harvest would, Il was expected, BE-
superior both TO quantity and quality to the pro
duce Of any preceding season fer some years past;
the niIIers and dealers had, therefore, been unwii
ling to purchase, except to supply immediate wants.
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SAD Casa woman arrived in this city this
morning, who had travelled all che way from So.
Josephs, with helpless child, and q still moro
Boston. BY some fortunate circumstance ne had
secured tickets which would carry her through 70
her journeys end. but che had been extremely I'M
fortunate with regard to her baggage. She started
with censder.ble bedding, trunks, De-. but owing
they had been lost, peice by piece until, her ar
rival In this city, she was destitute Of necessary
changes Of wearing apparel. She succeedcd in en-
listing the sympathy of the railroad officers here,
who fcrthw Ri instituted search for her lost pro
perry, While her husband laf stupe6e In the 6spce
yard.--dHdny Afias, July H.