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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

Forgery William R. Goudine vas arrested few days
.so shsnsd .th h,,ing forged check for $500 % shs
favor d r H. waAS O.. q 6 Tasea .z.ss. a III:
the matter viii BE- cleared mp until further exsinA
ton takes place before Judge CIsrke.
bo Lac .so Sy jane. 10
Amos street, about ten days ago, while he dring
pistol At rat running In tho gutter before his store 10
York Hospital where he has laid sioes tue uufortuns
event. and the doctors having the conclusion
hat be could not live, Mr.. QuAcxenbush eAme to tn
econd district police court and delivered himself no to
the magistrate there, saying that hs meant investisa
ton SHOULD be mace Into the accdsnt and II guilty that
be should be punished. However, ~ the affair
purely accidental, have doubs Mr. Quacksnbasn
will he fully acquitted Of any Intention to take life
PANIED James starrs,t, was robbsi Of his sstch an3
chain valued st $50, while he taking the
corner Of West and cba%esrs strests appears that
two men, named william Cittenden and Michael Conner
seeing the happy condition Of Mr. srarrst thought they
would relieve hin Of Of his supsraaous properly,
and accordingly they took on hs hat and unhooke ns
watch chain not however, without being observed By
M Charlss Delaney, o. b6 Fourth street, who wAs
watching thsr ncvssnfs On bis going up 10 the fsl
lows thy ran on but pursue BY him crying out stop
thief 1hsy were stopped vsry soon By oacsr Rsads x
the Tfsh ward, who took them into custody None q
They were conveyed bsfors judge Clarke q the
Iomo Who committed thsm to prison In default Of eoOo
ne Alleged Attempt 70 COMMIT Rass u AZ 1ssuxisA
ward-ASrestc q tie Accused Payty. -Dr. Klsn who y
charged ON the complaint Of CAth4ns Hamp With hav
,1 %so: ~ y % commit n:s
warrant issued BY Juogs ClArks before whom he waa
conveyed, and held 70 bail In the Of I've hundred
dolars TO answer further Investigation mo aOoussd
saya that the nrt intmAton h hAd If The cxine ~ IN
publication In the daily papsrs.
~ ssasmsss y 1nSoEs. tssss, Sc n s@sr. mt
preferred shsrgs foe assault and battery agiast tbs
mate Of the ship STAR Of ThcmAstea naaos who, he a.
board 10 escape bslng killed; but fortunately b wAs
picked mp By boaamen nansd Gsorge YsonAn, Who vss
osg Nth ths othsf paasnssrs vaa detained On board
the shp for days. and being anxious 10 go ashore
IN ndss 70 obtain scns ffssa wAssr, sAked ne
sone whenthe On became abusivs and began beat
hin wAsssapun, 70 seospe further punnhmsnh The
plAsnont jumpsd Overheard warrant issusd yee-
t6sy f sAs apprshsnsiea q ths mate, and plscsd II
~ hends q , Do1ieeman tog eueeueieD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

CRY POLITICs-STuMP CANDIDATEs.-In the
course Of the next two months we shall be called
upon TO participate in one Of the most exciting
elections ever held In the city Of New York.
Leaving the fact that State affairs are In most
complicated condition altogether out of the
question, there is work enough In the city to
make the campaign most exciting one.
There will be from four to six tickets in the
field but the chief endeavor on the part of the cam
didates will be to propitiate the favor ofthe Know
Nothing and temperance organizations both
formidable bodies for this year, ct any rate. The
wings and democrats (hard and soft win un-
doubtedly pursue the old corrupt and rotten sys
opposed and which has become more and more
disgusting to the people every year In the
present disorganized condition Of the old par
tiee, these primary elections viii have very
little weight, and the grcg shop politicians will
find that the day of " cut and dried" nomina-
lions has passed awsy. A great influence is at
work in the popular mind /; whether it be for
good or evil mskes no difference in the exist
ence Of the hard, palpable, practical fact.
Allowing, for the sake Of incredulous people,
that the influence and extent Of the new parties
are overrated, If the half that we hear Of them
Is true they most certainly have the balance Of
power, and they can control the nominations
Of the old parti.a Thus the primary elections
and nominating conventions will be shorn OF
half their importance. The gropshop politi-
clans will be the wires that are pulled, instes cd
of being the wire-pullerA
The many abuses In our city government
and the laxity Of public officers in the enforcing
Of the excise laws have added strength to the
temperance party, and many Of the reformers
Of last year have Joined Il There Is, ct pre-
sent. in This party difference Of opinion on q
very import mt subject. Some Of the leaders
think that the party Is able to elect straight
ticket, nominated by themselves, while others
are afraid Of the risk, and recommend caution.
prudence and moderation. TIE last named per-
are IN favor Of the old tactics Of this party;
that h, TO wait until all the tickets are nomL
mated. and then select o. candidates. iron sash.
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Marine AHkarss

ARRIVAL or TIM srRANuuP IsAHu The steamship
Label, Capt. Rolhns-the Charleston and Havana mad
steamer arrived here yesterday morning from Charles
ton, In nifty SIX hours She brings papers from Havana
TO the 9Th met She has here repair her place
meanwhile being lted BY schooners carry the mails
between Charleston, Key West and Havana.
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The Cabinet organ at Washington must give
his Omaha City democratic co-laborer q hint
upon the doctrines of the Baltimore platform
on the Know Nothing question, or the democra-
cy may get off the track in Nebraska.
Upon the whole, the extracts which we have
given from the Omaha City -arroD will fur
nish to our readers a gratifying and graphic
bird'seye view of the great results which are
following The organization Of the Territory Of
Nebraska. In Kansas the progress of emigra
ton. settlement and development Of the re-
sources of the country are equally great. And
we see, too, that that indispensable Anglo-Sax-
on American institution, the newspaper, accom-
panies the emigrants and squats with the squat
ters, as it followed our armies in Mexico, and
as it has followed and planted itself ct every
salient point Of the Isshmus and overland lines
to California and Oregon.
Kansas and Nebraska! American enterprise,
a free press, and squatter sovereignty We
shall not be surprised If the two new terrific,
ries shall demand admission into the Union as
sovereign States before the expiration of the
next Congress. Ho! for Kansas Hoi for Ne
braskal The Constitution and our country
forever! Huzzal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

Twenty. I've Cent DAG uerre0sypca.
Broadway, formerly 2s9) REFS 4 co . pictures
mot Ike low priced picturss gsnerally-misersbls .
terfei's-,hey are far superior TO the majority Of
priced pictures. This u the only Rsss Co. In
York. See Directory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

WASHINGTON MoNuxENT-We have $500 for
the Washington Monument fund, which We re.
ceived from Barney Williams Who is autho-
rized to receive it
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THE ADMINISTRATIONS IN M1ssouRL--A St
Louis paper, speaking of the endorsement Of
The administration in the late Missouri election,
says
Mr. Tusten Polk, the administration candidate for
Congress- has received three hundred votes vote
Of about 900 in this county Mr. Pierces administers
fion Is fully endorsed by the result Monday The
truth Is here administration In this county
the few who profess be friends admuistr
zion are whigs, and voted the " Know Nothing WING
ticket"
What q singular administration it is In
Washington. its central organ repudiates the
Know Nothings; in New York, Its Tammany
Hall organ supports the cause Of the Know
Nothings; in Richmond, the Cabinet organ con-
tends that all the glory Of the Nebraska bill be-
longs to the administration, while the organ Of
the same party ct Albany, denounces the bill
as a wing invention, and "spits upon 1t and
execrates It," as Greeley did the wing platform
of '52-last'y, we are informed that in Missouri
"the few who profess to be friends to the ad-
ministration are whigs and voted the Know
Nothing wing ticket" What nice party!
What q job Of work there will be for the soft
shell free soil democratic administration SYRIA
cuse convention, to harmonize It And then,
John Van Buren, Is in Europe.
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Very Chsess Esandi~s, uaaeknsxry Br.s
Hestsiek, Charles Hsid,ieh, Munm's, ~, shaup
wines; cl.rst wines from 81 Is par dosen, bostss
30 per cent lovsr than any other hsuss Tor sais b.
h. UNpERAlI1, 80 Rsoone street, corner Of Cross!
DaG.sneetype Chemicals Very o.
Wholesale and retail German and Frese
Dosalphids soda rsdstil3sd qulcxsiivsr, roues CIV
pyrsnnis scds, paunoago, cyanide and iodAds pstaM
ehssrids, eosd, Do. - platina, nieksi hssnnth,
- M y D. l. TEUcH1TA NGkR, IA iiasaa -
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c. Bsrpes,.
X. whippls,

Reese b Co., the original % cent Daguers
type Company, are ut home 81 2s9 Broadway, tasing
portraits Of the people ~ wholesale with Holnss ps
double camera, two ~ once and six handred daily.
connected elsewhere, nor removed 10 another place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15

Fan, l06A-CAsel1AQ as Whelesa1e.-We
- ssk Ms atesntee a. 1ealsra IN clothing, (now VII
- city for tAsir fAn parshasss TO our liabilities
vuppAyfne ~ Dsst enssDavs assortments OF tn b.
1uaIksiss - usn's asd beys' clothing. Ths ssmAnf
Sp4hiDg ~ suR nanulassuro hAs insrsased - =
49, alDest svsry city as1 town h the United
At ~ have haA - 1abs s1eA axfaAesmsuts n oar
vssshssss - vm bsure "a buyers Z larger ana J
snrisd assortment, q prisss whioh no smaller hoes
s9GA, - ws have aysd our grads Of sroots as
Agze - insure Ne vsry large txads Ne propsss doh
seoeA&abUsnt aro warranted both for styIe and Vaa
- no palms spared ~ 9ive tne utDost satisfn "
svoey oArnsat D. DEvlM CO., Nos. ass, 2so ~
AsooAVay. so5nef - Warren street.
- Fringe UanufsssureEu--EranG
eewines, botA IN gam ana colorsi, for sals, q y
msSol& LEIGH. No. 50 n, .sr.
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that Captain Smith o. the stsanar Reuth, In he
company's service, had, for some reason, M
known. run his steamer sga ret . bungo owned
by caragnan named Antonio p alladiuo.
and not content with this In nry, had turned
back after leaving the bongo, AID deliberately
shot III owner through the cart with a r &c.
Mr.. Borland 1t is said Wa resent at the time
Of the affair. The 6 ~ Immediately issued a
warrant OF SIN th's are {; but on the mar.
shall tempting to execute it, Mr.. Borland
rushed to SIN tbs Rescue. r de In hand, threat
ened the marshAl and his at. ndHnt with in
slant death n they did not at o6ce 90 on
fhore, and succeeded In protecting Captain
Smith. The intelligence Of the outrage
caused great agitation at San Juan.
The h0ase where Borland was stopping was
nobhed, and the Mayor had some difficulty In
dispensing the crowd. Il was probably at this
time that Mr. Borla.d's nose rec-ived the injury
he regard "a national afPfont Rescued fro \
the populace by the Mayor, ho~ ever, he sue
ceeded in leaving San Juan as soon as
possible in company with Smith. His last
words to the city authorities were threat tina,
~ "c~AN @snS o~AS sA"s sucy cuOutu tcCcftc q
Lesson they would not easily forget" How his
threat has been fulfilled we all know to our
| shame.
| This is she San Juan version Of the story
The quarrel, as 1t stood before the destruc-
ton OF The city. was one between foreign
corporation and Q for ign city. thorough
| the madness of Borland and the folly of Marcy
we have been dragged into the conflict on The
side Of the former. What motives induced
these two men to commit so egregious an error
will probably never be known. But an oppor
tuDity has been afforded to Great Britain to
seize the supreme authority at Grey town. Marcy
insisted on destroying the San Juan authorities
In order that British martial law should be sub
| stiuted In its stead. Who is to be the gamer
by the change remains to be SEEM We are Of
course driven into an acrimonious contest with
England for the maintenance of the Monroe
doctr ne and the prevention Of a British settle
uent on the ruins Of Greytown. The Ncara-
qua Company will not be likely to find Com
mander jolly . more tractable master than
Mayor Sigaud. The people of San Juan are
ruined. Finally, Marcy himself has brought
down upon his head load of odium that life
time of patriotism would not remove.
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Dssest;se 4 tAs ssn1brt J" -. y Omaha
City and NebrsskA,-- fF
Why, sirs, ths "et Nshslss," New York, = no sr-
spy.sispee fer comfort ssse snd cheap Rving 70 lie
nspsssss in city Bers yoa nay get sesison, fowl
may smoke n IL paiIar here put your hssA
upon the sdeboard without injury 70 the farnstgre.
s.. s,ss nd %
II being BY SCORE Of wooey heAei servants
Oman. ciy, indeed Why .s have sdtto.., .qa.ssss,
and WIN soon sho. tat Omaha CITY WIN be one q
the sitiss Of the vet.
fruits IN ths Territory that have ssso in any
rsspbsfr.s, surrsnts cherries hAws ami hsaiSsrss,
slmost every locality, and exceedingly hne large
AnRow sHom-rhs Indiana require SO froo sash
settler for the right TO build and make
payment rslioquished their rights. We consider
this just demand and for ourselves have complied
chief D johnson, Or our .isss
The ODahas pected In from their hunt, 70
prepare and dry their green
DnBosrE 10 Cox0EEsS-It Ia expected that Hon. H. D.
Johnson and Major Gstewood will be the two opp ,sng
candidates for delegate to congress
Laborers Of all kinda In demand here, both
chaDics and common laborers.
There 10 .ek. ess In this region Council Bluffs City
was never more healthy
Our Hon secretary Of State J. Cummings, writes
he will be here in three four weeks. We shall give
him hearty welcome ~ brother chip sound demo
cfat, and an important oAeer Of new rer1tory.
We learn from our exchanges that Fred DouRless IA ON
his way to estsblish an abolition press in Kansas.
The Thermometer to-day In the shade stands at l0s
What . blessing Is ice @
Most of the advertisements Of this Omaha
City paper, we find, are from Council Bluffs or
Bluff City, In Iowa, on the opposite side of the
river. and they are Of that number and variety
which indicate thriviog business place. The
city bakery on Broadway, next door to Major
Armars hotel, is just opened, and in successful
operation. The advertisers say that
Here's Pastries, caies here's tarts and pies
As eocd - any meath the skies,
~ light and sweet and wbole.ous too,
A e'er q prince monarch knew
Hy"u are hungry, hero you'll find
Each bit OF comfort TO your mind
Here's rusk and candles nuts and fruit,
That win the fastest palate suit.
Come, rich and poor, come, great and small,
Come take . fmoke-be sure and call
We intend to start bread wagon II win jus
thy In ding so In and leave your orders and
get brought TO youT door, We do not advertise what
We are going to have, but what We can and will do.
That is the true way Of doing business.
Among the other advertisements are several
columns Of patent medicines, and half column
Of attorneys, showing that lawyers and quack
doctors are also among the pioneers Of Anglo
Saxon civilization.
The Know Nothings also, appear to have
sprung up in Nebraska, % the following suepi-
cious extract of original poetry from our Omaha
contemporary would seem to indicate. 1t pro-
baby slipped in for want of something bet
teri
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DON'T KNOW.
Who Il It moves with silent pace,
With brow serene and smiling face,
Each word and action perfect graocp
~ don't know-d0 you p'
Whose heart shines forth from kindly eyes,
And listens to expressions cries,
And when In danger never diesH
~ don't know--do you ?"
Who does not show, by tongue or pen,
What he has learned--where he has been,
And keeps his thoughts from other nsnf
~ don't know-do you r'
Who, when he sees his country ruled
By men In foreign climates school'd,
Thinka . freeman he is foOledY
~ don't know-do your
Who, wnru io sses that popiah pewer
In gaining foothOld every hour,
Feels that . storm begins to lower9
~ don't knpw-do youS"
Who feels that men born In this land,
And 'gainst oppression dared to stand,
Are just as good "a spauper hrandf
krnt do
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MnDICT1sns.

TINE only fnlallibio Medicine known =
j BukROWy1 ELIxlR3vfTA- The original Or.
iele In eli its purity Qsick and powerful its vfs
tues are pr0vcrbial-4tn - many instances having
rscd from the vSry verge Of the tonb The subjecs
Of diseases 10 their terrible f0rs, testinlo.
nAls Of the most exalted charactef from individuals
aud Institutions testify In the descriptive circular
may be found from the Masonic and Odd Fellows,
Lodges OF Norfolk. The medicines able TO eys relief
numerous and valuable ;bst persons are willing
TO suspend their and submit to course of ELK.
II VITA, azure ct once can be effected In ord nary
cases, only one or two weeks being required, and
those garded utterly ncurabe only three or four
weeks. II will thoroughly purify the blood. In
scrofula- Rheumatism, Indigestion, &c., It stands
alone. Its action on the Bowela Liver and Kidneys
are direct and efficient. DEPRIVED humors in the
circuiafion affect the vital or!sns course of two
three weeks will relieve the system of all morbid
matter, resction ensues incontrollable appetite
with high and vigorous health the result In deep
and heavy colds, that often end in rapid decline,
nothing 10 comparable. For mercural and sypmiiuc
diseases 1t ID truly the only medicine known, not
leaving vestge OF the disease. Pursue the course
above, unless the bones have commenced aecayhs,
If 80, at the end of three weeks suspend us use
weeks, recommence, and at the end OF Ihres weeks
the body will be restored to its original health;
L We have Just been.put in possession OF hperai
supply of the above ihval liable medicine, the won.
derfuf curative pows of which are proverbiai.
- T 49, PURCELL, LADD CO.,
JACKSON b. WOOD,
GkUBBS l. APPERSON,
II e-1v Druggists
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INTERESTING FROM CHINA.


TheNew York Herald publishes letters from Chi
ma, which present complete and elaborate view o.
the state of affairs in that country:
No material alteration has occurred in the posi-.
ton of the parties since our last accounts
The fact that the insurgents everywhere able to
hold their ground, would seem to argue that thew
command the sympathies of the population.
Shanghae u still in possession of the Triad or small
sword society, although Samqua, the imperialist
leader, has received a reinforcement OF 5000 men,
His troops will not fight without money and as it
10 stated that his means are completely exhausted
and that the imperial treasury IL empty, we may
soon expect to hear of them abandoning him alto
eether.
The imperialists have been peppering away at
the city for the last five monthe; but they take
care to fire out of range and without the least at
tention to aim, they will. of course, carry on this
childish game for an indefinite period. And yet 1t
will hardly be believed that directly opposite Shang-
hae there is fort with two guns, OF which has
been pronounced by officers to be of sufficient
calibre to reduce the city in few days. if properly
managed. Thae ping wang, the leader of the re-
bels u said TO be now IN possession of threefourths
Of the empire and 1t 10 further stated that the DO.
puatiou of Canton and other southern districts are
only waiting for Picking to fall into his hands to de-.
clare their adhesion to him. ~
No account had as yet been received OF Com.
mod0re Perry's reception at Jeddo. 1t was gene
rally believed at Shanghai that the results OF the
Russian mission were either greatly exaggerated
or wholly untrue. The arrival of the Susauehanna
which was daily expected, would, however, dispei
all doubt on this point.
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CPEAK OF ME AS YOU FIND;
y NOTHING EXTENUATE,

OR AuaHT SET DOWN IN MALICE"
The following letter was handed us by a lady. 1t
speaks the language of thousands. Let the afflicted
CURE 6saf &c OF F COUCH. PAIN IN THE BREAST AND
SHOULDER.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Nd, March II. 1854:
NM Dear Friead: sympathise with you in the
loss of your beloved K but let be your consoia,
ton to know that your loss her eternal gain shall
ever think of her with the warmest feelings Moth
Never shall forget the deep interest with which she
persuaded me to try HAMPTONS HEGETABLE
TINCTURE She told me if she had Known of it in
time che had not the least doubt it would have cured
her but the disease had fastened its fangs too deeply
to be removed although she sure it had kept her
alive three years longer than anything else could
1 promised her would take some home with me,
and purchased three bottles from Mr.. M. she di.
rected and by the time had finished the third bot
pain in my breast and shoulder. l got my brother
nlsw to bring three bottles more, and with the
help of the Lord not another kind of medicine goes
inside my mouth; speak of its efficiency wherever |
go, for feel 1t duty to praise the bridge that car
ries me safely over" was weighed last Thursday,
and my weight Is two hundred and ten pounds. The
day before opened my first bottle (Tincturel
weighed only one hundred and twenty pounds Give
my love to c. and the family. hope to be in Balti-
more some time during the summer, when intend
calling with you and our friend God bless you,
" ~ ''-'0'0 p'' y " ALICE WILSON.
Call and get pamphlets gratis.
HAMPToNs VEGETABLE rINcTuRE-cd
and get pamphlets gratis with history of dscoveryo
this wonderful Blood Purifier, and certificates OF
our ewn citizens of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Sero-
fula, Liver Complaint, General Weakness Nervous.
Sold BY o. A. sTREcKER and PURCELL, LADD
BY ali the Druggists in Petersburg; BY MORTIMER
& MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists nnd
Storekeepers everywhere.
n 81 per bottle 6 bottles for IS.
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NEW sKYLIGaT DAGUERREA]

NEW SKYLIGAT DAGUERREAN
IN GALLERY--W. CALHOUN CRALLE, Da-
guerreotypist. having opened AG u Err r FAN
ROOMS in this city, offers his professional services
to the citizens and public generally; He viii give
his constant personal attention to his rooms, and
hopes by strict application to business to be able to
execute Pictures in style worthy of the art and its
professors; yet he will make no promises to excel,
but submits bis claims to patronage to discrimina.
ting public on his merits. He can be found at his
Rooms No. 81 Mansion Housed Main street, from
sunrise to sunset. Pictures taken In any kind of
weather Prices uniform. niy4 1m*
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~ B. LUCK, STOCK AND LAND
Ne WARRANT AGENCY, GOVERNOR ST.
STOCKS bought and sold on Commisson. The
highest price paid for LAND WARRANTS. GOLD
AND SILVER WANTED.
" Prize Tickets in all Lotteries sold in Lotteries
under the management of r France L Co. will be
promptly paid by me, and all inquiries relative to the
business of r. France l. Co. addressed to them
Richmond, will meet with prompt attention.
my2 G. B. LUCK.