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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-11
JAMES STEWART
Cutler and GUN Maker.

Noes Exchange Street 3. w orcester, Mass.
~ Of Worcester and Vicinity Tor their liberal pat
ronage, andhopes from his experience in the Trade,
and strict intention to busncs TO merit continuance
Of their fsyors
s. bega to state that he makes. sharpens, cleans,
and repairs Cutlery and Guns, OF AL kinda large
Keys repaired. JDbblng neatly executed o22 d6m
Or C0rnelrs Pain Expeller.
IS PERFECT Charmer Of Pain !. hInnnfac.urad
store, fremont srempls, Bcsfun. Sold by Dealers
nnexpv ID sHsol "a vol u bra sgli3 en "a stAf41
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-11

Goods Transported between Worcester
( and Sew York as Low, and with e
qmaiDespasch, as by a1ay o. hsrIine.
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EXPRESSES, Sc.
ADAMs 8 Ga,s
Boston, Nav York, philadelphia, BaltinOrs
AND CALIFORNIA EXPRESS.

ADAMS Sc s'sg's
Boston, Nav York, PHILADELPHIA, Baltimore
AND CALIFORNIA EXPRESS.
iasA sa &CO forward Goods, PARCELS
ek Nionsy &C., and make collections
on Norwich, New York, PhiladephiaI
srsSs-.-ss ~ Washington, Pitrsburg, and st. Louis
with the utmost gng W possible cars
all and any kinds of business ofte description
entrusted 70 thefi. A q Co also teTNsrd arceis
81 Boston; ls shetuchet ST., Norwich; 7 Bellies
N London; IS Chssnut St., Philadelphia; Wall ST.
New York; Iiaht S. Baltimore; Perm Avenue, Wash
ngtoa S. Forth ST., Pit,sbprg; corner Of Pine and
Waite. sis ST. Louls l.. I..MAs0N, Express Office
0orrsref aaSSa aseAonic SIS = J q 8, re
Worcester. N ov.. 1853. DIFF w. B. DINsMoRE. e
j. Leicester and Worcester Express.
rE7E subscribers viii run dSy Express, for The con-
veyance Of Boxes, Bundles, Merchandise, and every
other KIP Freight between the above named places,
on and after this date leaving Leicester at O'Clock,
A. M, end Worcester at O'Clock, r. u.
All orders entrusted TO us OF eitat the Pest once
OF at Horace Waites store, Leicester (where states
may be oaid,) will be promptly and faithfully attended
Office in Worcester, at A II. Newton's COZ Main
street JOEL SlBLEY a. co.
Itsgss,s; March ]. 1858. mata daM.l
EGSS's Providence & Worcester Xpress
- BY Every Train
s41lgz.Ezssss-, PhCE&uEs Forwarded, Notes. Drafts,
and Bills collected, aud paid and all Or,
ders attended to- with despatch.
Packages and email Forwarded and other Express
business transacted at Fail River. Mansfield, Aieboro,
Taunton, New Bcdfogd, and Nantucket, Mass etlsf
tol, Warren, Newport, East Greenwich, Kingston, WAR
wick, Wlcsheld, reaceiale, ami Wakefield l. AMI
stonneton, Conn. QFFlcE.--hr House. Worcester.
. Whitcomb's Worcester aud Eitchburg
EXpress,
1--TT.z-,.Zg--- Y ETW ZEN Worcs ster and Fchbur9.
EsaEsassi by every train stopping at all niermedi
ale places pacgagee forwarded, soes, drafts and
bills collected and psid-aRdail orders attended 10
| with desrIch Ofice cu.nef Of Mech0nic and Main
| street, " ofeesteT.---- Hay29 dti
I..,.:s.z!l's Esrp-ofs
| --syseezse= 70 nd fiom Boston and intermediate
! s1fsss NsssiS9 places, by every train.
Bills collected aud raid and all orders attended to
! wn desPatah. OFF jeS
New Freight Arrangement
BETWEEN W0R CEsTEE &E,Y.
Commercial Line Of Steam Propellers
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND NETWORK
TRIM EE1kLY-Usua time Is Hours.
Goods Transported between Worcester
and New York Low, and with e
/ quaiDespasch, as by azAy o. hsrIline.
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ktaeENUINE ARF1Gk faor nale " ,0OOWDO 4
<&xa .osnE1H dad aoTsso&sEW ~ o. dsA&k<kkeN
= az z . . .Dssl hsinys sxss.saE. ds,gs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-11
New Freight Arrangement
BETWEEN W0R CEsyEE &N,Y.

Commercial Line Of Steam Propellers
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND NETWORK
TRI-W EEs1z LY-UsuaI time Is Hours.
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PREPARED BY
JAMES G.. AYE r, ss
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
LOWELL, MASS. sgs d
Price IS Cents per Box, Five Boxes for ST.
40 fH onYn nv
GOnlsslgRapd5OaR can ese Cured.

DAVID SCOTT, " orcester, and by Druggists
generally. deco deow3taw& villain
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-25

STATE OF INDIANA,
In yanderbnrsh Circuit Court, I'm vacation }
Alfred Everett. A n = = ~. 4. # s...l
against Petition for Divorce. ..s
Rachael Everett. y
Appearing by affidavit Hled in my Once that the de-
eRdaut Raehael Everett resident OF the state oil
Indiana The said Rachael hereby notified OF the
peRdency of this suit the will be tried
decided the October term s4 ef this Court
49,. JACOB LUNKENHEIMER. Clerk.
II. PLuNER for plaintiff. aaslw3s
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DR. GEOHEGAN'S
- EXTIcACT OF HYDROPBPER,

u
FOR DYSPEPSIA, scRcFuLs. AND IMPURITIES THE
- Prepared y.0ne Of the Faesifg.
THIS vegetable remedy which is spreadsgto all
paItsofhe e-pntry. is prepared BY graduate ofo
ofthe tsi Medical Schools in lie West, aphysican Of
gh standing inhs profession and much opposed 20
EN- prieisn quackery any be, as fs shown
by the fact that the recipe is published accompanies
each bottle Of the medicine. thus rating IL from
iT Is PREsC RIBED BY PHYSICIANS,
as will be seen by reference to the Circular and BY the
accompanying certificates. -.
Unlike sarsapara, the Byropiper is guick in lie se-
ton, FIRST bottle ofien producing wonderful results,
as 10 the of the negro girl OF Mrs Simmons. OF
Louisville, who was relieved OF
BLINDNESS IN ONE wEEK!! q,
In short wherever known u stands al the head OF all
iTsne1sia. Scrofaa. White swelling Negro Consump-
lton Chronic Rhauatisn, Gout Neuralgia. Ulcers and
All Skin Diseases ali Renal Kidney Affections, all
Fema rrre,uIarties aud DISTINCTIONS Mercuriai Dis
eases Secondary syphilis General Debility and all dis
Orders arising rom impure blood and bad Habit Of
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
tbisremecy sta ads unrivaled. IL is slight stmulan
and powerful tonit and Alternative .. = :.
As beanter OF the comp exion, in the cure of Iim
plies and producing aeear and beautiful skim
lis much more safe and remedy than all the cog
metcs and lotions ia existence. n it. and you will
regretit DO notlose confidence il houd seem
first increase the disease-the geueral effect of the
medicine being drive all mpu 10 the gurace and
by that means out o. the system -. aa
HaRDESsBURs. Ky, Oct. 9, 1851. =
DrzA- z. Geohegan-Dearssir: aavs examined our
recipe for Compound Fluid Extract OF Hydropper for
The Of Scrofula in all its FORMS aud other chronic
affections, viz: rheumatism. Female Weakness. &c.
Having prescribed and watched its effects in many cases
of the above diseases, and having always found Ii enec
tua most cheefuy recommend IL TO the afflicted al
the best alternative and tonic have used-alto
getheI superior to sarsapsri'la. and any Of its
pounds. n. I. WAKEFIELD, NJ. d.
owESsBoRo'. Ky, March Is. 1854
Dear Do ,tor received yours the 22d inst al &C
cordng to your request acknowledge the receipt of Hy
dropiper. rtfi> -. ~ =. :.
Ia several cases in this community II has relieved
Dyspepsia. In Short consider IN a yaiuabic prepare
tion have been using IL myself and think II benefits
my generalhealt Respectfully. your friend,
JAMES CONAN, M. n.
PRICE, 81 per bottle bottles Cor s. when taken q.
one time. ~ RAYMOND & PAIIEn,
Sole Agent No. "a Fulton street, Louisville, ky.,
Towbcm all orders should be addressed.
Agents in Evansville, HALLoCk q s uI9nr1
- V /" Princeton, X 3. nhhLocA .
L uhas-d6 vsm-is
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

" residences DR. John Wilcox. dec,s will sell the
personal Of the said decedn When the amount
purchased three dollars credit Of nine months viii
be the purchaser giving with good security
waving the benefit aud apprasement laws with
interest frem dae. j. E. BLYTHE, Adu'r.
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A RARE CHANCE FOR spECUL,TIoN.

=
uNHAT valuhble land h-lonzng estate OF
II A Warner deed situate about eight miles from Oh
city OF Evansville and known as Oak God " containing
II in market and for sale will ,ded
ioss but will be sold quantities 70
suit purchasers r.-..
For persons Wishing country residence this affords rare
facilities the lots fronting the
fordsvie Railroad. Terms. and liberal Enquire
..--. 5. NJ. WARNER.
ey3l-n Atty at Law and Real Estate Agt
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HALL, DODDs q CO.'S
FIR e p II OOE SAT E ST IN

WE have on hand . supply
Of those FIRE Poor Safes,
which We oneratlsw figures.
For their superior quali-
ties. We refer to New Yorh
and Virginia State Stock
Bank. Crescent City Bank,
@. Copeland. Broker and
Banker. j. Il. Maghee &
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ofohdE y. oIIr,

:. :. $500 isN0w6oN : OIIE, ~ ,,,,.,
sTERY AND BEDDING WAREHOUSE.
NO. 81 WEST yorsTB STREET: BETWEEN MAIN AND
sf4 CTvCINNATJ
w Of good, in our lie TO our superior
n.ns consisting in rarsOf
DO Comforts .aa Bed s e ..s sA'h
Feather Beds Il Linen Muslin Pillow Slips.
CURTAIN GOODS.
Broea.eile Satin Lame wc,ssed Damsts sviss Goods
Lace and Muslin Curtains By yard aAd Drapsry Mus
WINDOW SHADES.
Gilt Metal Curtain Bands and Pins Loops and Tas
Our assortment of CURTAINS AND SHADE GOODS We
VIII be found superiofts other Stock trOusht to
OILCLOTHs.
rowsin and sheen Table Linens Piano snd Table Gov.
Door Mats OF varety many other articles ueiu
u ~ith their patronage.
ss- All work made BY US warranted
msis-sw ives. Fourth st.. bet Main 4 walnut.
lust RECEIyED.-2 casks Of ouislsy Co.'S Sugar
ausis r. BACON co.'s Family Grocery.
~ ~ SCHOOL NOTICE.
rTNHE Putfic Schools OF the City Evansville will
the zsth Of August 1884, in the rooms occupied
last year for Public Schools.
Episcopal school for ali scholars of both
sizes the city sufficiently advanced for admission ns0 the
Notice Is also hereby given that all transfers ofehldrsn
from the city for school purposes for the next must be
made within month f.on this time ,-urr,p,
.vnss rfnffFi WILLIAM HUGHES.
ei..., rs-s- r q. ga- U phl ssbaai rrn.,s.
Enquirer and volksbote. copy
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE that the undsrgnsd has been
IN pointed admnistor Of the estate Of Hulda Ball. lst<
Of ysndsrburgh County deceased Said supposed
Be solvent. spg25ljv J. L. SWEEIEN. 1dm'r-
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HORNBR00K CHURCHILL. Agents.
IL Water street. Evansville Ind
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

HAVE taken Letters OF Administration the Estate
Of John R. Whcox deceased Those who indebted 70
the will make Claims against the estate
presented the proper Court IL not
Yet kno W n whether the estate 10 solve.t.
aag23-3wd&w JAMES Z. BLYTHE, Adm,r.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-25

rVNEN German Families Riohisna Iron Furnaces
IL the location perfectly healthy. Apply 20 80
Aus4 GEO. FOStfh Gu
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STATE OF INDIANA. ISIS
yanderbargh Counfy.S

%I.$ =: :s.ia.s A'tio. to ror'slo'' Mortgage.
aridav. having been sled with the Plaintiffs
plant in the oft Clerk Of the Nanderburgh
cunt Court setting that the plaintiffs in this
valid against the defendant forth the
conn aint and that defendant aant believes
resident Of Indiana The said defendant is there
fore hereby tendency ofthe above entitled
ton in Court and that the will stand Tor trial
Court be begun aud held at the Court
House The CITY Evansville the Sd Monday Oetoher
1854 JACOB LUNKBSHEiNER, elk. v. O. @.
WHxrrrz RoRISsox Pifs ey2e-4w
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COFAS. Diyan, Center. dining, Brea kfast and Care
- Tables, Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressn,
Bureaus; Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do enclosed
and plain Wash Stands, Lounges, Bedsteads and Mat
resses. Also large and general assortment OF Wood
Cane and Hair seat Chairs, for sale low by -
augr3 Iyd wOOLSEY & NELSON
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II. PLrxER for plaintiff.
STATE OF INDIANA.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. tina. Horatio O, Wheeler
Administrator Of the CT John
6ed his petition sell the real OF the said
bis personal being nsucient to his debts and that
Petition will be heard at the rext term Of the Coar. Of Com
Pleas of said county. JACOB LuNKENHEIMER.
va 4w4tt Clerk c. q. r v. c.
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CURRENCY RATES.

"4 CURRENCY RATES.
INDIANA NEW JERSEY.
State Bank Branches. par All solvent Bar par
New Stock Banks...... par LOUISIANA.
OHIO Branches in Orleans. par
State Bank & Branches. par ALABAMA.
Independent Ban Ks. par All Solvent Banks 9 dis
State Stock Bank 20 p). .5dis ~. q =. CAROLINA
In p). par All Solvent BaDks.... g dis
KENTUCKY. L. GEORGIA.
All Solvent Bank par All Solvent Banks q dis
VIRGINIA. LIZ ILLINOIS.
All Solvent Bank parNew St'kSecurity B'ks Ids
TENNESSEE WISCONSIN,.
All Solvent Banks. dis All Solvent Banks .3 dis
MISSOURI Fire q Marine Ips. Co IS dis
State Bank g. Branches. par MICHIGAN.
EASTERN. All Solvent Banks. 3 dis
All Solvent Banks. par Michigan ms Co.. dis
PENNSYLVANIA. CANADA
All Solvent Banks par All Solvent Banks s. dis
EXCH ANGIE.
New York.".... Buying at ... Selling n prem
COIN
American Gold Buying prem Selling. - Prem
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u. WOOLSEY.
n. NELSOs


AUCT ION.
WOOLSEY & NELSON.
NNTArER street Evansville Irtisaa. Auctioneers
w and Commission Merchants Manufactures Agents.
Dealers in Dry Goods Furniture Chsrs Clocks Looking
Glasses. Picture Frames Notions e. Particular
ton given 10 the ale oil all descriptions of Goods Regu
lar Sales every Tuesday Thurs ay and Saturday Cash
advances made Consignmenss.
aug % ly WOOLSEY g. NELSON.
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YoTICE ishereby given that will sell pub auction
Thursday he 18th day next At the
81 Hulda Ball. late yanderbuigh County deceased all her
property consisting Of Buggy Mare and Mule
Cola Cows and Calves some young Cattle and about 81
ALSOeA considerable quantity Of Household and Kitchen
Furniture credit ofnins months viii DO given on asum,
three doa the purchaser giving his with approved
security. waving valastion and appIai.snsnt Las
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-17
CITY NOMINATIONS.

HARD SHELL NOMINATIONS.
ma. Distrbot.-For Congress GEORGE De WTrr
CLNToS.
CoUsCnMAy.-Xth Dist, PETER NJ. ScHEycK
SOFT SHELL NOMINATIONS
Vh District.-For Congress, ABRAHAM J. BERRY
Of Willismsburgb
ia Police Disfriet.--Fcr Police Justice. DAsIEL
". CLARK.
XIIih War&-Fcr Alderman, DANIEL P. SAM
Ms.
WIG NOMINATIONS
Vtk Wdrd.-FOr Alderman, ABRAHAM N. BryIs.
CIR, grocer.
Cot scILNES.-yIIIth Dist, JoEs NJ. BEysxr,
blacksmith. IXih Dist, GEORGE A. BARNEY, painter.
Xth Dist, WILLIAM AYxAR, ship chandler
XXXylth Dist, X. 5. TowssEsD. XXXVIIth
Dist. JoHs HooPE. XXXVIIIth Dist, GEORGE Z.
SHERWOOD.
KIses Co Assembly g: SAMUEL ID. BAcxUs. o:
JoHS {. RHoDEs.
To The let District Ukig Congresssoaai Convention.
GEsrLIMEs-The Temperance men Of this District
will bold Convention the 3oth inst to nominate
q member of Congress. We suggest that your hon.
orabe body which assemblies on the lsth select such
q candidate a. viii be acceptable to Us, and then
uniting on the same man, the District is ours-
RICHMOND COUNTY.
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CHARGE OF JUDGE CURTIS.
DosroN, Monday, Oct. I6, I

BOSTON, Monday Oct. to, 1854.
At the opening of the United State, Circuit Court
this morning, Judge Curt, charged the Grand Jury,
first respect to the attempted Of Barns, and
neat in regard to tho numerous steamboat accidents.
stating that, notwithstanding the precautionary laws
passed by Congress, not single person guilty Of neg
Egence had been convicted or punished
He held that the laws this subject should be Wig
orously enforced, though the American people wero
to blame in desiring speed rather than safety.
lie also referred to the laws in force against fill
clustering expeditions saying that since the days Of
Washington, such expeditions had by law been de-
clared high misdemeanor.
Its understood that complaints win be made to this
Grand Jury against certain persons who spoke at Fan
Gull Hail. for being accessory to the attack upon the
Court House. the death OF Mr.. Batchelder and the at
tempted rescue Of Burns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-17

BROOKLYN has some excellent candidates in
nomination-smong them GEORGE HALL for
Mayor and ERAsTUs d. CULVER for City Judge
Mr.. HALL is known to almost every resident for
some years in Brooklyn as eminently qualified
morally as well as intellectually-for the Mayor
atty; and Mr.. CULVER is an able lawyer and will
make capital Judge. Mr.. j. s. T. STRASAHAN,
the Anti Nebraska candidate for Congress, may
not be so widely known in Brooklyn az Mr. Hall;
but he is deservedly popular with those who do
know him. He was Member Of Assembly in
1s;o-the first Wing Assembly for many years
when, though quite young, he was highly
esteemed. He will prove valuable Member Of
Congress
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THE RECIPROCITY TREATY.
WILMINGTON. Monday. Oct. 10.

WASHINGTON, Monoay, Oct 10, 1905
The following circular, which is Of gres. conss-
ouence 10 those interested in the fisheries was issued
from the Treasury Department this morning, and
transmitted by mail to the Collector of the Customs
at New. York:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Oct. Is, 1884
SIR: In consideration of the privilege now enjoyed
by citizens Of the United States, well a. OF the
probable exemption from duty st an early day a
tsh of all kinds the products at tsh, and all otner
creatures living in the water and IN pursuance OF the
stpulaiions of the Reciprocity treaty OF The oth OF
June last, entered into between the United Stt'es
and Great Britain, upon due compliance with the re-
quiz ements of said treaty respectively by the Impo-
rial Parliament and the Provincial Colonies affected
by the treaty aforesaid and in order to acate Ger.
tain arrangements aud understandings depsadest
upon the action of Congress had between the score
tary of State of the United States and the British
Minister Mr. Cralnpton it becomes necessary to issue
the following instructions for your government to
wit:
First On entry at your port for consumption OF
the fish Of the description mentioned, and due pay
ment OF the duties thereon you will give the owners,
importers or agent proper receipt therefor with tha
Custom House Seal attached, specifying the name and
nation Of the vessel the date of her entry, tho place
from whence arriving, with the quantity aud descrp-
ton OF the fish.
Second Should the parties desire to warehouse IN
der bonds you will permit the to be done in 40
cordsbce with the existing provisions OF the law on
the subject taking to give such particulars OF tho
law on the transaction in the bond to show the true
object Of the obligation.
Very respectfully. your obedent servant.
p O. WASHINGTON, Acting sec'y Of the Treasury.
To III. J. REorfELD Esq., Collector, etc.
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ten Thousand yesr. at cost Of Ten Millions Of
Dollars, they should confirm you snd other sisvs-
holders in the misconesptioa that Slavery is 70
earded without sbhorreuce by in;elliseas
Christian freemen at the North, they would DO
doing great harm to their Gauss aud injury 10
their fellow. Christians in bondage. You may
have hesrd. perhaps, OF the sentiment proclaimed
by Decstur to the slaveholders Of the Barbary
Coast" Millions for jefense-uot cent for
tribute r--and perhaps also of its counterpart
in the Scotch ballad
Issi, al Of broad pieces ven ray them hro'ds~ ''d
but the friends of Liberty" ia this quarter viii
6cht her battle neither with lesd nor steel-msch
less with gold. Their trust is in the might Of
Opinion--in the resistless power of Truth where
Discussion ia untrsmmeled and Commercial In
tereourse cons,snt-in the growing Humanity OF
our aee-in the deepening sense of Common
Brotherhood-in the swelling hiss Of Caristendom
and the Just benignity Of God. In the earnest
faith that these must soon eradicate wrong %
gigantic and so palpable as Christian Slavery.
they serenely await the suspicious hour which
must surely cone.
Requesting you, Mr.. X, ne to suppress my name
in case you see fit to reply to this, and to be as
sured that write no letter that amAthamed 81,
/ remain, Yours, $3.50,
HORACE GREELEY.
Mr. + X Kpovlsnd wa,renton Mis-.
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Aftp:0ork Dailp Mibuare
TUESDAY, OCTOBER II.

Capt, LUCE, the brave Commander of the Are
tic, reached his home in Yonkers last night. We
give brief sketch Of bis triumphal procession
through the country, with some further Of his ex-
plantations concerning the loss Of the ship. He
fully confirms y bat we have long been convinced
was the fact, that the fremen and most of the
sailors, knowing the absence of the first oficer,
threw off all authority, and most basely and COW
ardly seized upon the boats and pushed Off leav-
ing Capt. Luce, Dorian, and the helpless women
and children to perish. We also add very in
terestiDg statement by Mr.. Smith of Mississippi,
the last person picked up by the Cambria.
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that its correctness could not be vouehed 10Y
The Emperor Of the French Sas thus corrected
BY bis own Sous.Prsfet OF Boulogue II 's
striking circumstance. slso that the Official jour
nal of the French Government OF Ole. > the
latest date, contains no confirmation OF the re-
ported. great event. Still it may al prove trne
enough. and We wait with intense interest Tor
positive intelligence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-17

THOMAS CHiLDs, Jr.. the Wing candidate for
Congress in Walkers District, is not q brewer,
SIS we were misled into stating, but commission
merchant in Broad-st. formerly lawyer, is well
known in his ewn section (XXth Ward, and
ought tn run well. He has experience and
ability
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ESCAPE FROM JAIL.

Troy, Monday, Oct. 10, 1854.
Ir. Nelson, late Postmaster at Keesville and Editor
OF The Gazete, who was in jail here for robbng the
mail, escaped last night by the aid Of saw and roPe
cutting away of the bars and letting himself down
by the window. He was TO have beea tried al the
United States District Court, at Albany, this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-17
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR CONGRESS
DEATH OF THEsH0N. JARED PERKINS.

The Hon. Charles II. Vickerey OF Taunton has been
nominated by the Democrats Of the lid District for
Congress.
The Hon. Jared Perkins, representative frsm the
Cheshire District Hampshire, in the last Con-
gress died at his residence Ia Nashua on Saturday
last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-17
SPLIT AMONG THE KNOw.NOTHINGs.


The Know Nothing order Of this city and vicin-
ity have decided to call meeting OF those Of tho
order who disapprove of the Ullmann nomination with
a view TO a new organization which shall be inde-
pendent Of New York dictaton.
Mr.. VIM. M. French Of this City has been appoint
ed to correspond with those Councils who may wish to
i0in in this movement.