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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17

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Al IA 0stsps and a si.ssssl snd Ay representatives
foa ne vhsis church N ihs uflsa. ~Asss vlr sou.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17

IBIS matter rsmaip, with considerations OF great re-
| fstcs, Your very obcdent servant
1iiOS. w. WARD.
To has txcecncy Irsro ARosynEsA Jefe Superior Of
sfnte OF Panama PRO. tenn. Present.
The Official author ses al Panama tepliei to Mr Ward
ana afer tedious that gentleman deem
ed It prudent to strike hs flag,
Considerable dissatisfaction had been expressed nj the
mode recently adopted OF detanitzx the New Orleans
aiils In Aspinwa until the arrival II thos from New
Yors instead Of forwarding "a sm mmti iatey 70 Panama
Thirty four pass sngrr and baggage wens the
Panama Railroad the Goth ul.no bringing nearly
thou,nd passcngcss aud a largo quantity Of freight
Among the passengers were nearly four hundred
and two lirndrcd chefrn
second iron launch for the r,namn Railroad Com
rary rapidly progressing.
Aspinwsi. was quiet. Under the sranagcnxnt OF thu
newly appointed Acaldc " the district, the city Il
free from tie brois AMI troubles ts which Il was
hitherto sabjec. In official des patch the Alcalde
advbes that rescent foreigners be a.swed S.tcpa
tion In Cover ncnt rule.
On the 25th " sepfcmbcr Alien Posey. . mulsttcs OF
lincoln county Ca, stabbed man by She namJ Of
Grant, at the E,nts Of Virginia. Possy Ia prison
and viii immediately be broughsto trial
DIED.
AT Panama, on Oct. 2, CharleE Zachrssorf tsq., for
nasy years Consul and lattery Consul General of His
Ma lesty the King of Sweden and Norway aud menber
of tie late frm OF 7achrisson Ncroa Co., ene oi the
Oldest mercantile howses the Istkn1s.
At Panama. the -Ight of the oath ut. Do.s Ramon
iaf native sPs<n, and for many years pasta resi-
Tint Of Panama.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17

The rnu~a States ship sars,osa, Eiwd o. riioa eota.
nardsr sffivfa Al ths port yesterday ffusn cruise
was ~ the Apsss ssIa gIs sEs A. oe'ocA A h., 20
true b&axing n he Hsr,h ron u bfss va ~ ~ as
- min 20 r., ds'apos als Sss On ssrs 27sA, .,
tI,P w. made o. ne Posonass nusassr, -Asdy Isos
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vdwafa q Ti,or rsrsnsnA.f. Vim. n<xsys TAyiof,
fleuisnsns Ffsnsia Winsio- A.. Jlh. wilkinspn -
Gtefnsaf Ciisy Assirg o. = Wien yssorg ruFFsoD
NJ DffisfE ASsisisn, 10. A. A thxar psrses Bsn.
efoii shsssfi Aeins rnsisr John & Cssh fss Dfuss-
rae, garints Geo bsiknsp rss<s.a nitsipzaas Ieas
= fsrrss H,fshiysran Gen. W BschF c.pssn's cssf
Trn4els .. Oliver, Hsfswsin ias A. Dsstsieo GanDsr
gss. visrsr Carpenter John q pfAnfgga. ss4inAses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17

The night express train that LETT 0ds city To- pun.irk
At $50 on Monday evening met with serious, a.d what
was well nigh fatal accident ftsiia. It rppesrs
there broken ssu sh.s part Of he track a
the train wisch conrstca Of engine ai nine cars.
cams thunder hg along the bar snapped li the engine
followed by tho ears shos on the track TO ie for ard
danger Of the rAssenge-E. Fortunately thu ysound
level, .ere being cmb1ssarent fall OF ground, and
reversal OF the engine csccs the runaway beSrs
sny dsmas dow. This truth delayed q hours
bcforc 1t could pro,sed Tas of occurred shout
A.. NJ yestc-dDy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17

The brlea hraadywine snd Mby and Elizabeth arrived
al fhiAdelpAia yesterday afternoon the former frow
Pernsmbuco 9TH u aud the latter from Rio Dc Janero
2eth Of August.
AZ Pernambuco much sohneaa has prey.S ef amsag
she shipping and the nortay iarge, and 80 many
impressions q a raags but up To the sailing ct tho
H., and several days bere, the epidemic had entirely
dhappeaed The crop of sugar good trt not up 70
an average yeld-hence i1ysnce priceKts Grmandc
AT Rio Janero busine. il.n rcsums ia wonssd astivi
W ana although the reeeiptrof coffee from ths interior
wire large the orders from Elrote and tar United stat
were many that sc,cral vcsesf departea la ballast
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17

Tie sEn0w Hothirgs 10 havs gfanl ma@ rss@iiag
a D. faio rgsasy 1zt iDsi Iion. ls1a J. tfsl's13sa
Al y pnsih Rsysos I'D Y grtssn''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17
POLITICAL.


E'oR SENATE, THOMAS J. MuNDAY.--AT AN
adjourned ns Of the Sixth Senatorial district con
veDtop al Union Hotel Saturday eyenng October
Is 1893, Hon THOs. J. sUNDAY wns ananinously nom
was appointed TO unite with the democracy In making
mens for grand ratification meeting 10 the election
Thomas Munday opponent OF the proHcripye
Know Nohings and Maine law fanatics In the Assembly last
wnter--
llth ward VIM. Cummings, Decker I2th Michael
Murray Patrick Maaann 18th, Daniel W. Norris Eanihon
Thorne; lCth Samuel Osgood James Gregory; 1Sh b.
Moses Henry MAihsws 18Th Terence Farley Gregory Con
Root JOHN HOEY Chairman
GREGORY CorSoR, Secretaries
JosEPH d. STEWART, Tammany Hall.
The above committee Will at Hubbard McCoys corner
Thirty second street and Fourth Wednesday &C.
mitiee from Stuyvesant Institute VIZ
llth ward John Houghkirk Andrew j. Smith I2th John
Moore Andrew smih; 18Th, John Gilmore Elijah Fisher I6h
JShn ss,l ,c caery copssn Sharpe ,s r Bdsa
Francis Darling 2st John r. Broderick NJ u D. Mcc,lynn
22d. Michael Tracey, VIM A. Turnrre. s'
THos Mc'sPEDDoN, Chairman.
ELIJAH F1sHER, SStuyvesant Institute
Puncual attendance Is requested
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17
sSss M,sS.al HEssIsnT; cgsn1s; secretaries.

A MERICAEs, TO THE PARK.--A MASS MEETING OF
"A the electors OF the city and New York. opposed
the administration OF the
efforts faunca fusonists destroy the OF
and reckless expenditure OF millions dollars
for the support Of the municipal government and all who
IN favor OF the election OF the American ticket at the ensuing
election eec. thorough reform, invited assemble
guished speakers will address the meeting light
procession will be formed after adjournment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17

CARD TO THE INDEPENDENT VOTERS or THE
IA Third and Six wsrds-I am candidate for election
70 the Legislature for the Second Assembly district Febw
cizens becomes me 70 define my position as every honest
know no distinction between hards sofs cannot the
gushing hemselyes leaders Of hc rival wasng
lAnres their destruction; while aboions
second hand suit fresh from Chatham street with about
luton which was won BY he ysior cf Washington
by jefferson. and admirably sustained by Jackson In
the OF my election win my utmost endeavors for
the repeal oil ihe law known the Prohbory Law
the ninth Of April last and then law that will allow
man to get bread and butter for his wife and c
onesGhaf Is 70 substitute besod Excise Law have Free
Trade Asor House license. BEN RAY
Nrw Youx, Oct. 10, 1s6o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17

INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE
FOR STREET COMMISSIONER
ISAAC r. COX
NINTH wARD-JosyPH s. TAYLOR cLUB.-ruE
Mi' Of this gentleman are requested to with The
Ciup on Wednes lay evening fh Inst Ga O'clock at
corner OF Christopher and Hudson streets for the purpose Of
joining In procession 10 proceed TO the Park participate In
the great American meeting BY order OF the Club. -
q. MACD0UGAL. President,
MATHEW TELFER, Secretary ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17
FURNITURE.


fsoTTACE AND FAvCY FURNITURE wARERooMs
I Al No 3if broadway, opposite the ~ Nihoas Hotel
MATHEWS STACY cher for sale he most extensive asori
cnt ancy cottage, enameel ani fren b furniture 10 nc
United reduced prices Every variety % ma roAes
rallasscs pillows holsters, &c at manufacturer prices
ENAMELHD AND COTTAGE EFURNITURE--EI.EGANT,
~ well made su of All colnrs and decora'ed m ne neaesl
manner, a. WAEWIch'S old rtand Ga Broadway. near
Bieecker Pretty fus for SIS Gods carefully packed
10 30 distance.
'UkNIIUnE-FoR SALE TWO SUITS or SATIN BRO
ess orc large mirror and tapestry carpet all but fe
sny perfoa wishing he me, address bor t70i Posi
4 = name and address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17

desk RooE WANTED. by A PER.
~r,,gs amount Of a. buslne4s 70 do for which
L.. - made attorney ~ lAza'e. and
s-ri Please address IT. X. Hcralf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17

ITO wHoLFs ALE dRocERs AND LIQUOR DEAlERs- :
pes green and yellow grape AMI cpgnac OILS essoncss,
,rvan,ed o initiate Jamaica and - Croir peach cher
~ snnle and pberry bran5es; Holland gln ~nxey por.
aud Madeira wines, best fFench cporMs, ot sc " bh l.
FYUCHTWAN0EE. ~ Maiden lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17

1T fohk, OCT IL. 1885 10 TIE t-nr7rr = =
49, .n-sifs Understanding that g,~ar- oh ~ IHE
~ ~ nJurc ne seriously Ii he essir,,, ~ and
|.c ~ isss III hsTeDy M prospects OF ossis
uire ese'Ioo h. p,, = 70. mhic csassa ss
~ rse arse sod OUT 70 Joseph B Tvior = iho elrct
truth ~ % ssie hronsh your coluns 70 den~ of 'hs
90 ana ha.a ,eporI IN tbc Contrary eitiy
H. onn,es o r ns means IN my power 10 ~ NJ
IL ~ - nole my friends will no, alta,, soos
|ycct.ay von - me by any such NAH az. .eyes
JANES DEWkI-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17
7|a.'aIIsssai-'ssaazi-ss'|
REGATTAs.
THE LIQUOR QUESTION.


A LfRED PACKHAEusER, 100 WILLIAM srRFEr-
"A Imported wines and liquors Of superior quaty Dubb
Wte lkeur fahriek Van WInand fockink Anser
dam Lqueurs dc Bordeaux de Noyaux
can de ansisie parfat alkermes dc Fine French
corks. Preserved vegetables from Lubbock.
puLEcART sALMoN,s vERzENAY cHAMpAGSR-
~ j. MEYER, Jr No. Ia Broadway, sole importer OF this
celebrated brand OF champagne Is In receipt Of large
Shipments and invites the and others
Orders executed upon liberal terms. o...
DRANDIEs WINES, HOLLAND GIN, DOUBLE SWAN
ID brand Tor sale from Custom House stores on favorable
sornis. l.. H. SIMPSON Sons, " beayer sreee
IHAMPAGNF, BRANDY, &c.-OF CHOICE QUALITY,
" nj prceKay per below the Market The trade And
others invited % call and purchase Cnampagne 9nar
t9 per baake, Apply 20 WATSON RESTOtf 70 FutDn
street OF champagne and importers Of brany
DHILADELPIA LAGER BTER.-FAMILrEs CAN DE
iIole from ie wne vault 10 Wal street. Dyspep'lcs VIII de-
rive an Invaluable benefit by making this their constant
beverage. Samples on draughl y. r. AnNppM.
nrTp's CELEBRATED CORDIAL GIS-wHICH HAS
IL gained much popularity IN this eountry as proof ~
year wing sold upwards Of eighteen bousnd gallons M
In london which thousands In ihs city Anis se 70
prove by quality formerly he was dsls o the same
kind of gin IA gland under the excise laws where ne sn
Z used by ali frn he peasant the royal ausly also
every hospital and out of Epgands great meSpons
Consequently IL strongly reeotamendca by AZ ne caon
pures grain. Is so and delete favor
produced by OF the most Valuable resorRs o. me
kingdom Mr. r. stands 70 declare iha1 no can
ne n sse ior age By purchasing Of Mr. r.
wnnd he Al hundred cent ~ al vacrem
duty Mr. X presen.s bis conpmen 70 od patrons ard 1
tnnsnee rf e same lls Fast Twenty ninth street. be'vter
i Second and Third avenues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17

ATA LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF
iason IRON B.. sna every source And especially Know
Eohinssm and Maine awlsm the following resolution was
unanirrotsy adopted
soyei That we democr voters Of the First ward
pledge ourselves support the following named candidates for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17

N IoIicE,-THE MENBFrs OF yys-~
n .Wau 'lub arc reguexcd tn raent ~ 4. 80
IN. sai,s slss. ats O'Clock precisely. rls evessrr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17

AT A MEETING OF TIE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
"a Nominating Committee OF the Twenty ward, held
n the house of b. Stark, OF Fifty fourth
seventh avenue Oh Monday evening the 18Th ins PETER
1ASTEgSOS was unanimously nomir aed for Alderman.
The meeting then adjourned Wednesday evening
purpose OF completing their charter ticket.
WILLIAM ]. SEWART, Chairman.
Jasss Joss 4 4. hsssas hhso9s.Acr' secretarics.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-02
Long Faced TIYnoCrifPa.

hHownotalngism is fast sinking into the
crave Il obvi n AID cuntemp- and il is
.arhapS m" ise 0 post bp ihs evil d-e,ls of
ne dead AMI diving We only do so at this
ane to remind ths lonS faced uypocrii4s
Fno have use. the clio TX OF the SAINT in this
rdef, whereby the moe efFectualy 10 spre nj
7eir wnrks. Inideli'v, Atheism and False.
)"d among the Ignorant an unsuspecling,
;Aatt5slr d1y of reckoning IS fast approach
:9s. Their afcoun are already posted and
al AwFuL balanoe is found against thrm. for
1e violation of The Comm uds. Thou shalt
ot LIE, and thou shalt not bear f4lse Wit
sSs.
The drst (. \. was Cain, who when ask ed
God Is 10 the whereabouts Of his brother
.el, With the lie in his mouth ieplied 81
ow xo-." Themsrk OF con.empt was pla-
upen him, ard We have every reason to
ieFe that like mark will be placed ufon
nose protesrei saints, who are sworn and
lged TO LIZ in this order, by tbs ritual
Lid down Ivy such no orioas scoundrels
ned bun line, and Joe Barker, the great
blaokiegs IT the age. There CA he no
Ut an exonse offered for professed fol-
fers OF Chris, to thus work AID thus act
moments re5ee ion must teach EN-
the soonsr they call for rocks and
intains TO cover them from the light o.
2, and the sight OF their fsllow-man the
Ter for themselves.
o clear our skir;s, as every one should
savor TO check up the spread of sin, and
ieity, we commend this text to the con-
ratioa OF the 6rss ''K ow Nothing" d.
who may happen to disgrace our COM
ny by his presence ini'. Read L.
+ d stran.er sojourn wi h thee in your
We small not .ex him But the .tra1-
lat dwelle b with you shall b. unit You
10 barn an ing yoa, thou shalt love him
nySelf: Tor YE WE'RE srRAxcEss in the
IT Egypt. lam the Lord your God.'
ILeviticas Xxx. %, "a.
ct Il be read, and la the dark Laniern
VINCE, when they ses the words Of inspi-
n. ~
WOW Nottingham has lived i.s dry, and
impartial historian can record It's fsst-
$, With the blood OF The innorenr and
ndins, hey have dispatched in their
stic train. Lett del arr, ami forever,
ae fact stsfins il IN the face, that ~
al parts i: all die Of, with less re-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-02
-. ---------.----------------
A Kiss.

A kiss is a sort of something nothing, y
and yet IL has been the theme ofpoet> ard
romance writer's from time Immemoriol
Volumes have been written upon it, anl
volumes will continue 10 be wrItten upon
it I'LL the last syllable of rcco 'ded time -
S m slick says.
at ain'ta thing to be forgot. No Ian.
guags ON express II, NO letter will give
the sound. Then what in natur is quail
iothe favor Of i? What an aroma il has!
How spiritual ii is! 1t amt gross, for
you can't feed on it; il don cloy, for the
ralate amt r, qultei to test It's tas G. Ii
is neither visible nor tangible, nor porta-
BILE, nor transferable. IL is no. sub
>tence nor liquid. nor avapor. IL has
neither color nur form Imagination CAM
conceive it. 1t can't b. imi ated or forx
I'd. l. is confined to no cline or country
but is ubiquitous. IL is disembodied
when completed and yet is az young and
free as ever 1t pre- xisted, sill exist.
and always will exist
So much fur Sam. and now for lady's
opinion on he same thrilling subject. Th.
eaires> of The Ladies' Repository says
!, least, an exch .nge Gays she says, and
{ she dom. ray that we would like L
know what she does say
Kisses, Ike faces OF philosophers. W
ry. soms are hot as coals6res some
sweet a. honey. soms mild . milk. some
I stelessa Ion : drawn soda SsOlen Kiss.
e, are said 10 have more nu'mes and
ceeam ii "a any cher sorts. ~ pro
% sid kisses they ARE NOT liked. 4 ssol
en- kiss is the mos. agreeable. We have
been K ssed few Tunes, and . We are
NOT very old. We hops 10 receive many
more"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-02
Fatal Effects Of SIauder.

Within the past week our town has
been the scene Of one of the most fatal
effects Of SANDER that We remember ever
to have heard of. A few months ago, a
widow lady. with large family of dsugh-
tiers. oil young intelligent aud interesting,
took up her abode among NJ in one Of she
best quarters of the town. Her rsputA>
ton was without blemish; and yet, some
ray. (hor has not been sscert*iueds1 !
slanderous report was put IN circulation
tnuchiag her character and thai of hes
family. Every Intelligent and right mind
ed psrsos - Whose cars thixseport came,
Who<tnsw she family, ua;ted in dsuooa-
CHG it Is false. No one believed II q
pretended to believe it, Yet false as i,
was. it continued TO 60, and every fsw
days it ~ brought back to the unfortu-
nate lady who Was It's victim. To add "a
her distress.s three ate pts were made
to FIRE her residence. These facts %
,preyed upon her mind IS 70 contine her
70 her bed. The efforts Of her friends Z
rally her by ,assurAnoss ahat nobody b.
lievsd she pspoFts, and 70 divert her mind
from The circumstances. a ware in vain
The ss.abjest iso1tiaasd 70 prey spon bel
mind, and she continued . grow constant
j totas, uil last Ffldai When shs died,
.sfhs phrssoisa6 Nbo, asssnd her ~ "a.
hssii lipglya M hs died q no bodily
.onplA M - - 4 oope8 aaaG s1sre Z
msalil 1osatiae AsF aspeose ayet1
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-10-02

q The fist ripple OF the tide which will
probably SET stronger ioWaNard this fall than
ever before is ginning to be sen. Amos
every dav. for the la { week or two, we have
sen families passing, mostly wiki excelIenI
horses, god d we'll ap r"lnted WAGONS, III
manv times driving fine stock This is the
vance guard OF the army that Is already in
Irdi4na, Ohio, PENIS ylvaria, and through
out be East, that will before winter again
closes IN, find rev h m 5 nn our prares.
Withia three weeks our ferry boat, with her
vast proportions, will hardy be able to &C.
commodate thnse who viii sire 10 cross
The k..o led e of our Railroad connec-
tons, present and prospective, is just beeom-
ing generally diffused And the fact that
the b st por ion of the State lies west of Bur
ington and j. contained in the two southern
tiers of counties. has become known IN the
Els and vii! this fall attract larger share oil
immigration than any her. In fertility oI
soil--in timber AMI water in climate, il is
the best part of Iowa. Aud the best part o:
Iowa means pretty nearly perfection For
his r'asou, we expect to see many p IS
through The city during the next ln y DAYS,
and as ny op with US as can hnd shell
ter aud habitatlon
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weight will bring you To- the ktourd Nj.
thor = Il proptf for Hy6n 10 I'm your arms
hitler AMI thither amnng the trees"
.The trees wiil'bsgin 10 say il is not my
vine Its ssrangsr--gst the gone; ! will
not shsrish thee. 8 ny this time thou wilt be
20 entanglsd among the different branches
that thou canst not let hack TO the oak ;
and obody win then admire thee nor pity
thee.''
.sAh, me-" said the vine, 'let me escape
from such destiny" and with this she
twined herself around the oak, and they
both grew autl Hourished happily together.
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BLACK vs.. WHITE MxS.--That the know
Nothings and aboltioni Is are "bir 5 OF .
feathers IS very evident from the fact that,
while the are striving to disfranchise and
d~gra6e white men, who happeu--like their
own fathers and grand fathers Ito have been
born on foreign SOL, thew give their coun-
tenance 70 the efforts that are constAstiv
m aking,, to a Init negroes to all tho privi-
leges of citizenship. We have an instance
of this thing, in the recent movements to
disband. volunteer companies composed of
foreign horn citizens and transfer their arm
to npanies Of colorsd men. In K. N. Mas
sachns1tts, the Irish MALTA N a have been
deprived ,sm their arms. while in the neigh
bori.g State 1t Rhmie Island, in the city Il
of Provide, ce. MALTA company of negroes
has bsen formed. and the Legislature have
granted them the use OF the State arms and
equipments. 1t is the same in cincinnati -
A company of darkeys called tn, "Att uck
Blucs' ar some such name, was recently
frmed, and armed by the State; and now
we hear that Gen Sargent has issued an Or
der disbanding the Irish and German CON-
psies, gu emonjng them to deliver up their
arms. ''Down with the white man, an up
With the negro al peas TO be one OF the
watchwords Of Know No 'hingism.