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Action for Purifying the Custom House.
PIRsr DISTRICT COURT.
Before Hon. Justice Green.


SEPT. 9.-Epncer Burton W.. EdWard Stnnsbury.
The plaintiff In this case IL coored white washer,
and brings his action against the defendant, IN
officer Of the Custom House, for services rendered
in purifying that edice for the democrats after the
evacuation Of the whigs. The plaintiff claimed $il
for the job, and admitted that he had been paid
$22 He produced witnesses to prove his capability
and his long standing in the profession, and that
the work done wv6worth the amount claimed. For
the defence, two witnesses deposed that the value
Of the work was $50, and tie Judge gave verdict
for the plaintiff for 50 and costs, he having already
received $22.
SINGULAR CONcIDENCE-The Rev. DR.. Bedell
relates that while Rishop Chase OF Ohio was at the
house OF Mr.. Beck, In Pniadelphia, he received y
package from DR.. Ward, Bishop Of Sodor and Man
making inquiries relating TO certain prope ty in
America, Of which some old person Of his diocese
was the heir The letter had gone 70 Ohio, followed
him to Washington, then TO Philadelphia, and found
him at Mr. Beck's. When be read 1t to Mr.. b, the
latter was in amazement, and said:-"B shoo Chase
am the only man in the world who can give you
Information. 1 have the deeds In my possession;
sno have Rad them forty three years. NOT kno wing
what 10 do with them, or where any heirs were IA
be found." How wonderful tha. che application
should be made to Bishop Crase, and he not In
Ohio, but guest in the hoaas OF the only man wh(
possessed apy information ea the sahieoE
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hear nothing OF him afterwards. Abah Mann another
VI the rsbid gentry well known In this vity stood
out while longer, until set Of Wmot Prov'so sec
tior s resolutions which he offered had been laid the
table by vote o. 222 to 1to and until he had voted
sgsnst the domination Of Horaio Seymour for Govern
because he lad Lot avowed himself TO be opposed to
the Nebraska bill
with only few sssnting voices and committee,
sisir Of Messrs. Lorenzo shepard, Doan, and Rch
mond was appointed 10 notify him Of the fact Upon
their reporting bis absence from Albany, and that he
could be moved to accept the nomination, tbs vote
ip bis f. confirmed unanimously, and the com
mitse were released from further duty
William Fl. Ludlow, OF Suffolk, Chairman OF the Con-
vsntiop, wss nomnnte5 by an immense majority for
Lieut. Governor snd jason Clark, Of Jefferson, by &C
Cor State Prison Inspector fell upon Mr. VIM Il. An
drews Of Rochester The convention closed harmonious
general spirit prevailing In favor of joint concession
and mutual good feeling.
[From the New York Tribune Seward vhiy aud organ
Of the saratoga Convention,) Sept
Tho soft state Conyenticn yesterday adopted milk.
eserions Of Preston king, Abah Mann ana all tho emit
nent bsrnburners not in ONCE. The vote the test
the leading barnburners thsrsupon withdreT from the
convention which ran emptyngs" towards the close.
For Governor. .Horato Soy uour OF Oneids
For Lieut. Governor. William a. Ludlow, Of Suffolk
For Canal commission'r Jason CarS, Of Jefferson
IL that int a sick ticket never saw one seymour
d. clincd Lieut. Gov. Church do; in short the whole
S.spe y eren e mo &C.
down See report for interesting details.
from the National Democrat. (hard shell democrat
| sept. 81
| THE SYRACUSE CONVENTION.
That ringed s,rcaked and fpecked affair." the Corvcn
fien OF barn burners, soft Shells free solers, abo
tousts shoulder hitter short boys, and Office holding
dema gogucs has at last como to an end after two whole
days Of great tribulation and anguish Well may VI
excism with the ancient, while contemplating the
suit Of their important labors -" f0rttrterf monfs
otoyo~Ga nascifrr ridcuu Svs I" AID truly, thor
ever "ridtclous mus" II Ia contained In the
lutons adopted ~ expressive Of the sentimsRh thu
| hybrid gathering.
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Ny attention has been called to an anonymous ~
ter Gated st London published In your pa oerof -
2ls: ult, commenting on the proceedings ata dnn~.
given by me, at Richmond, In celebration OF The
18th snDyerssry Of Americ IN Independence, on the
Fourth of July, an cannot aIl,wsuch communis
,ntior--so wanting In libtrslity aod truth-to pasa
Trough TIC press Of my county Without ncscs.
American legation at the court OF Bt. James; anA
his conduct, on the occasion Of the dinner, stamps
him the author If the letter In the opinion OF thcos
r'esen., as truly as would the eisnsture Of d. g.
siclles.
The olive Of the United States Secretary Of Yxr
cation in this ebulition Of bad feeling 60
me; etell, therefore. content myself by pointing
cut the misrs p esentatons and Inconsistencies ~
tsnd in the letter, and leave the matter to the
sideration and judgmen. OF my countrymen, who
lave ever eyincs iowa do me tie utmost kindseaS
ard Who, feel assured, will be ieve sincere ana
truthful in the remark am about 10 make.
lam responsible for all say In this letter; but
not for what bas been written BY others On tue sub
ect Of the celebration, and pubshed either here ~
in Tire United States. as those COMMUNICATIONS 0vss
expressed my regret that fomc inaccuracies had
taken place in the IeJors-6rst In the Statement
that several gentlemen did no.,ise rbcn the "Prel-
dent If the United Safes was proposed Tois was
rot So for everv joined Ia tie toaat With euth-
fiasm, ard all bonor was gwen 60 the chief msgks.
tTafe OF the people. Secondly, Nj. Buchsna1's 10
marks in proposing my health, alth ,ugn highly
ctms limentary were not as reported; and NJ have
understood that he HIS felt annoy ca thereby, most
sincerely regret the cause Hssirg conceded al thA1
| truth ard candor require, will now take mp IL
other portions OF his letter. The Secretary Of I.o-
cation ssys, the facts are briefly thesc-Tiis beino
4 an entertainment avnwedly given In commemora,
tian Of our national Independence, the Ameri am
present were greatly surprised to meet numbei
Of Ergisbmen at the table; and also to observe fn
length portraits Of the Queen and Prince Albert %
each SIDE Of smsll picture Of Washington. q sss
bead Of the table. The absence Of ans likeness =
the President of the United States was noticed
When the tossis were given, what Wa Tho eurprtse
Of the American poseoa a the cenpaV 70 -
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THE AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY,
No. $50 Hassa1.st. New YORK
A BEAUTIFUL ADVERTISEMENT for
"A CHILDREN.
FANNY GRAY
History Of her Life seTes Of Six Beautiful Figures.
from AID exquisite designs printed In Oh Colo in the
highest style Of the Art, accompanied BY
DESCRIPTIONS
From the eonmenestofy notices given BY the
pr--s all parts Of the country the following selected
syluz the best ides Of this
NEW AND ELEGANT PAsTiNE-
A dainty box, brilliantly adorned CONTAINS colored
costumes be varied will Of charming Fanny sud
her life Is verfed in little book accompanying these, ~ de-
ce 60 the young heroine bersef The dsszns beaGt
fl and drawn and eolored the finished TINS
evidently Of the eategs the Holiday; and
one knovs dear .;le s from ten OK
ho til the championship u Fanny Gray With efay
Nothing eoad Ne pretter thai the idea and s execution
New Bedford Mercury.
We never with artistic specrT n serz,se IN
reuuity thsn IL contained little t<x trs ~
he publisher. more exquisite ittl's yy.iyst
hsrcy Be iusazned I've. GLzstte.
CROSBY NICHOLS & Co. Pasiish.rs Boston
For sale By al the principal Booksellers and Fancy Good.
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