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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-08
SPECIAL NOTICHS.

ATA SPECIAL MEETING or THE ATLANTA BOAT
a @ % Re @ 81 n Es ss sns
Whereas has pleased Almighty God visit This gssocia
on first time since its organization with aficon and
to ake from among s members one Of oes. associates
Of his high moral worth and integrity and his
'a1e iss zeal in nrhcrns the objects OF the institution" here
Resolved Tha, in the death of George Cosiar the Atlanta
and disineresed friend and that while bows
seen OF life By ee r. Illness n o promising man
se seesSed oer to cherish S
memory Of s deceased associate OF whom can with truth be
thai the Secretary bc directed % transmit to the family
hem Of deep sympathy q The club with hem their be-
s @S In v ana ao ns
THAT he Soa house se drapea i @oarsn and that the
members OF the club when in uniform wear the usual badges
New York HsDd and New York Times and The meeting then
Wa Roronrs, Jr., Secretary.
CAUTI0N.-THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
e city soliciting money for engine company in Fourth
nue. near Twenty seventh street a. AZ such persons are I'm
Secretary Engine Company y.
0. OF .. PA LECTURE WILL bE DELIVERED
Monday evening Nov g. f. g. Psu M ne order % are IN In
No,IrIclE., CTS, rs HEREBY oIvEN THAT NO PERsoy IS
~ authorized to procure property OF kind goods
". T.
NEW YoRK, Oct. o, 1865.
NATURALIZATION COMMITTEE WILL BE IN SESSION
~ every day In the back Of Tammany Hail. Mt the
hours OF IA NJ I'LL SPIN; the Democratic fepublran Ad-
mnlslraon Committee TIL 2J Oct day Papers must be
taken oui ten days before election.
NOTICE TO CAPTAINS AND sHIPowNERs-CON.
IN suiae OF Venezuela. New York ocobrr tsY5--Pnr
instructions received from the Department Foreign
Relations tho republic o Venezuela the hereby
ptaDs and vessels proceeding
their vessels touching Of the Islands
OF Venezuela. those which
Having been informed thai vessels have
at The Islands, ad 10 and under jurisdiction
have taken aud carried away hereom without lawful
authority the OF Venezuela hereby gives notice
that ell Eersons violating the Navigation laws OF the republic
IA hts other respect VIII be proceeded against
their vessels and other properly seired and conascaed
conformity to such laws. j. !. DE AGkEDA, Consul
NEW YORK YACHT cIUB-THE FOURTH GENERAL
1N meeting for this year. Will be held the Cnb House
stan Fields Thursday, the lh inst, ~ Dinner
AZ O'Clock Lists No Pine TUESDAY
ing the 9th inst. N. BLOODGoOD Re-. Secretary.
PSYCHOLOGY, NJ.sNERIsM, ErC.-DR. BENTON,
ofg7 Broadway, New York u amusing and lnsruciing
the PEOPLE Of Williamsburg The above subjects Lectures
Monday and Tuesday evenings October Sh AMI OH Al The
tdeon Adrnitisncc one shilling
nTiIE GERMAN CLUB DISSER.-THE COMMITTEE or
The above club are happy 10 inform te subsrbers aud
members that they VIII open ther club b2j and 5
Houston street Monday the sb The gentlemen wish
ing To subscribe respectfully requested CALL list
WIN be closec Due notice viii be given per
forrnance
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THE TURF.

Ik1E TURF
CENTREvnLE COURSE, L. L-pAcING.-rUEsDAY,
heats In harness Geo picer names e. a. Hero Whcpley
the %s
ns.sy 5s SoHEsa i
s%s' Sassfs
CFNTREvnLE COURSE, X. L..TaorTINo.- THURS.
os % % ..%
woOdrur names LADY FTsanp a....,..
PEp HOUSE, HARLEM-rnIs pAyoR1rE nLAoE OF
d.ie 'hs spsr.1s and 1Iass PaS Gotham and Hae
Sss 1 ss RaS as 70 . s
place The 0e'' OF
y nary match against time On Monday. Oct. ss mach
% ysr o w.sS as. % psSn 8 IA sr
'"'' : = - SHAW WHITE, rropr'eors.
TJNIoN COURSE. l.. I-rRorTING ON TUESDAY,
heats best hres IN se % harness. J. Daniels names g.
Chicago Jack D. Per nAs sTAw " wr Rf o ss,ssa
n. B.-Ths will come on rain or shine. - ''''
eoySs .sS Tnp Ss.
McMann names Flora Temple. .,,,,u,,
RRoAD ROCK, RICHMOND vA, RAcEs.-rNL
- meeting 1885, Will commence The second Monday In Ocio
Ser and continue six days
Isi Day Monday, Oct sA sweepstakes for NIL ages $500
subsc pt0n proprietor 10 add $00 four mile closed
with ten subscribers
Day Tucsday-A sweepstakes three year oids
$500 Inscription mile heats closed with three
Same day second raceA Sweepstakes for three year oid
Third Day, Wednesday-Iockey Club purse $500 three
mile heats Same day second accA sweepstakes for four
ods 5000 subscription two mile heats closed with ave
subscribers.
Fourth Day ThurSday-Proprie.ors purse, $780, mile
heats.
Filth Day, TrdayA swecpsAkcs three year olds 500
subscription, two mule heats closed with our subscr era
Fame day second raceA for unred three year
old 500 subscription mile heats, closed with eight sub
scrbcrs
Sixth Day saturday-Propriesors purse $780, three mile
that started In
week Weighs 80 be handicapped.
There thirteen stables n training for the above
mceng exclusive Of three other stables expected arrive
before the This will undoubtedly prove OF the
thoroughbred horses win contend the purses and
sweepstakes CALVIN GREEN, Proprietor.
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A EoTHER NEW TaiNg.
"A shaissue early in the large, splendidly got
up Pictorial for the holiday, entitled
THE COMIC PICTORfAL
Containing grea number Of highly comic cus And won.
derul variety OF squbs jokes anecdoes and funny nns Tor
ceipt OF price. r. W. 6TRON0, % Nassau street.
IOwANS, CATALOGUE, NO. IA CATALOGUE OF
" standard English and American books, win prices NJ
1xed be had gratis, application sent by mall two
stamps required 70 enclosed w. GOWNS l7S FULTON ct.
Just PUBIIsHED.-sPEcIMEN COPIES GEATIs TO
isch 3sc The Rive rdnle Schottsh, 25c spare Heart
from Growing DID, (song) 26c. The above three pieces
posed by Julius Metz truly beautiful snd will be mailed
ice for 76c. COOK { BRO, As Broadway.
TINTED STATES DEMOCRATIC REVIEW. .--oCToBER
u Vol. w., No. Nv. Contenls-Portra OF John Cochrnne
Surveyor the port Of New York The Fdera ynonSAa
preserved; 2. Revolution and keacon The Poets
he World-A Kodomontsde; zodiacai Symbolism, part
Primitive Era; Spirit Land Minor usurpao0s
Federal Government The Winter Of the Heart Parable
their Dangers The Cross; TO- The Nebraska
Bill; H. To my Cigar;12 Human Nature in Chnnks-Cnunk
BasLelor;" Is New Military Literature; a Young Twist
Love IL The Democ5suc Party and IL Opponents Is E1
cal Notices Rachel at the MetropolAnAcademy Of Mic.
LLOYD CAMPBELL, Publishers, 252 Broadway
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1efnptfolsr. ..4.... Jsln n Gliea
County Clerk .,.t...t..........D Doagaa Lana gssif
Street cofDu4is aionfr Jane, Hs.s,
Council 10 Corporation ..... y. John B fiastIs
rhsItf. .,,.........4.4. william r Fake.
Judge tupfctue touyt .. ~ -sfa r. Cusss.
Judges ruIeriaf Court .r..,.. .... Naffsy Hgrn2a
frvlsF w0oiru1.
Judge Common IleAs ..., ..,, ...... John X Brs4y
ia igc Marine Court ............r T. H. HfAa.u
slfnshDsse Governor. waa ~ Ail~sssaa.
Com. NepAifs An3 Swprlss. .t....s Jacob T. fssx-
tiiy Inspector Geofgs W. Norton.
tofrnsrs --pF. " y. Conuffy eamne A. fnl.
FRED w. Fsffy " ~ wilssiB.
The Nominations, On fnofian ~r1s aseisfei ansnl.
4rnr
Mr. MuI~Arp ro4sd tAst c1tamlits~ ~ fhfsS bs sp-
yfG'td = nnfy - ssfeas candidates a ihslf somlsx
fiNr,
Uis my,iob eAfi - apa Mesfrs NM~sfd C~ysxs
NTH snd NesNi were syIelpsS t8eh cQnusiitess
On nlgiian uesus Nathan Nssht ~ the sa's~niis
sata lsmss Niir1a, n tbs f~epsy ssosd wasa asi a.
hislArJton AZ the Narirspih vsfa ssfs c0nssits.~d
eonisiss a. TreIAfs sfsss = = fsses'si 10 tbs
tstetsi feu Mite ~bfn ~ rgnssriiyn aflournsi
faII N Glg snrerf
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
POLlTICAL.


UNCONSTITUTIONAL CoNvENTIoN-WHEREAs, AN
~ passed BY the last Legislature. known 9 The
n SsS ssersd q he oonsuOa q @
se and which oSgh repealed by The NEXT sglsla,urs
f0S day q October next 10 O'Clock NJ for the purpose
adopting such may be TO bring about
% E ous The socsss M s ss
posc q defending their constitutional rghss of The
% and ats re
Ponsnts Of the Maine .w residing the other counties
Der or each Assemby district respectively them
mass convention will also be held at the same place on the
u day Of October next at II A. M by the opponents Of
ju and oppressive legislation and invite an who
:ssaS sssssSe their constitutional rights and the public interests to
The convention win be addressed By Of the most elo
ERIE COUNTY COUNTY.
Nehemiah Case, samuel Mills,
w!liIsm Iun wy5est, s Nelson 1y ). Penny,
John G. Shculer Eiaha r. Hill,
John Hebard. &. Whitaker,
MONROE COUNTY. VIM Hannah.
Barney Beckee. orsEao COUNTY.
ONTARIO COUNTY. George Clarke,
Joseph Gilman. Chas u fAlner
LIVINGSTON COUNTY. wAsHIEaroN COUNTY.
John vernam Samuel Ax.el
John n1s.S g. woiioot sSSo SSaa %m. 4 Reu.s. wsoo'
ONONDAcA COUNTY. James II. Sheriff.
Stephen d. Diisye. John Sheriff.
ONEIDA COUNTY. COUNTY
IF. levitt John McElroy.
aEa.isss sIU COUNTY. joel conslin, aD".
John Manning. PW. Engs,
ALBANY COUNTY. r D. apraguc,
John g. White, JP. Tresdweu.
Jeremia6 Osborn. Thomas 81 I. Bayaud,
COUNTY. John w. Cuber,
Thomas J. Jerrcd, Philip O. Harmon.
J. Scbenck Suydam.
Papers friendly 70 the requested insert the above
ass convention Of the Constitutional Right Society viii
be held q Syracuse on The llth Inst g. - o'clock
requested the Broadway House the 9Th nst at
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9th WARD.-AT PRIMARY ELECTION, HELD
October g. 1856 Bacses Head No IS Mercer
In accordance with the recommendation Of the General Com
mttee ST. Johns Hail. the following ticket unanimously
elected
CITY AND COUNTY SENATORIAL. ASSEMBLY.
John Wilson, Michael Anthony, Johl Aikin, Jr,
Robert W. Thomas, John Lydecker, DR.. Francis Fleet
James Brewer, James Armstrong Thomas Bradbury
Edwin Wainwright, Joel d. Fox
John McKibben, Jr James 8. Davis.
l7TH 18TH COUNCIL 18TH COUNCIL
Chas Baese, John g. Edsall, David A. Fowler
James Sinclair, Perry Utey, James Davis,
james j. Murray, John McKibben Jr, VIM. Smith,
r. Ferguson, Daniel Howell, Nathaniel Weeks
John Thompson. John q. Byrnes. Elmore 9. Halsey.
10rn COUNCIL DISTRICT
James Stewart, Stephen g. Duryea, Daniel Smith.
John McCool, James Hanna
JOHN r. LYDECKER
WALTER MILLER, inspectors OF Election.
JAMES BREWER,
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CENTREvHLE COURSE, L. L-pACING.-TUESDAY
~ Oct 9 at O'Clock precisely, match for s2 600 mill
heats In harness. Geo Spcer Hero; j. Wheple,
names Pet The above match Is pay play and to be
good day and track. JOEL CONKLfN, Proprietor.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY,

COLUMBIAN HOTEL John Woodfn. Pow
ha'an; Perkins VIM II Mayo, Cumberland; I
Ranks Pete rsburg; Easkins Richmond; Wor
rail-. CurdsvilIe; J H Ivey, Campbsll; Rasland
Goochland: ssml Gnsssnhelnsr, Lsneh6urs; g. 81
WYtheviIie; /: s & Crunley, J r Cru nley Ten
pesyee; J Good win. Botetourt; Fl r Hadley. Dan
yiils; w Jones Povha1an; D, George csrrinston'
Carroll; VIM g Ellis, Goochlaud.
ST CHARLES HOTEL Fl Bass NJ Marshall.
w johnson. Va; w Hall. Chesterfield; Miss Em.
s TyTs Tsss g Rsst Ios, @a
RosenthalI. Ii Rasanburg. Bali; A Waylsnd, Albmle;
d Woods, Mira Woods, 4 Woods. n FL Conan. N
n Fowls H ames; W Il cauda HaIif.I; Fuller.
King VIM; J Moody. 1 Raugh Chestsriisld; w
Hohomon, Mrs HolomoD, Miss Whitley Warrsn'
mon monS: Hammond, Nelson; r VIM. Mrs Winn.
Caroline; wilkinson. II v; Wm vopdsrwood
Mas; NJ C Philips, n II Thomas. g w Hammond,
NJ Cottrell N Y; @ Mallory, Conn.
AMERICAN HOTEL-A Denman, Geo S saun-
ders II Mordan Balimore; g Dabbs, N Y; w w
Micbaux and lady. Powha.an: M Ottinger.
swif Philadai Payne Pendleton. = Crump
Payne, Gooohlsnd: Miss s Mitchell. M Mclean.
T B Thurstou; J Shield. &c crsnshaw, Wash 81,
mer, Charlotte; E w Murray. Hfehfalis; Davis.
Jones Fayetteville; Marsh and lady, Boston; A
Hape, Campbell Eosd
Cox. Buc1in CHAM; L Jackson, Danville.
EXCHANGE HOTEL-P Jones, U N; P M Ed
monston and lady, w Jones. Miss Jones. w Ssd
dor, N C.; Fl Poindextsr end lady, Renrieo; w 8
Peackey. Wmsburs; T Seawell, Gloucester; VIM
Timer, Boston, C Roone. M Lunard. Benson,
NY; A Keen, N j; A Hof, Roanoke; C 9 Snod-
grass, A Thompsou, Mrs Walker. child and svts
W II Jones, A Warwick Lynchbg; J A Scott Hali-
fax; Beard, N C; 4 Norville. CHM; Landon.
8 L Iandon. Bale Wells and lady, Jams-
sor, Pets; r Marshall. Alaxs; F A Ball and lady,
y; w III Overton, Washington; w Randolph.
Heprice; Stokes, Richm6; Glenn, J A Glenn,
Marshall Fsuqr; C Kiser. Roanoae; Williams
and lady. Bait; & Harris King VIM; w Taylor, J
? Fisher, Y; turtis, N J; N Bailey, 8 c;
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a TERROR TO EVIL DOORS

The Mayor of New York confines In
strikepanic into the hearts of the evil doors.
Never, since the palmy days of High Con-
stable Jacob Hays, that American Vidoco
have the rogues of Gotham been so perse
CITED. Like renowned Sultans of eastern
stry, who 60 about incognito, and with
their own eyes detect rascals in the very ).
of crime, and hand them over at once to ,he
exeeutioner, so doth this municipal chief q,
New York, either in propria persona. q,
through his argus eyed police, hunt nm n,
manner of moral denominations, and bring of
Tenders to immediate justice Never wer,
the sinners of New York in such a peck O
troubles as at this blessed hour. A terrie
making bis appearance suddenly in room
full of rats would scarcely produce a great,
sensation. The pugilists, the retailers of d;s.
tiliery milk. the gamblers. the mock auc,;on
eers. the Sunday liquor Sellers the nvmnb.
of the pave, aud by the last accounts ,be
nymphs of the saloons. had all fallen into tb :
hands of the ferocious grimalkin of the City
Hall.
There is no knowing where the Msyo,
will stop. His enemies declare that he ha,
some ereatrogues in his own employ, buttha
only shows bis sagacity, for "set q rogue t.
catch rogue, Is maxim approved by al
police experience everywhere. Some Of ths
grestest scamps in christendom have made
first rate rogue cstchers. 1t is therefore, q
grand stroke Of policy on the part of Mayor
Wood TO divide the devils forces, to beget
civil war among them, and set one half TO
worrying and destroying the other half. At.
ter this great object is accomplished, the
Mayor canturn his undivided attention to the
devil himself. and drive him out, root and
branch, from his stronghold In the Empire
City. 90
It ought not to be supposed from the hide.
GUS development Of New York morals, which
Mayor Woods energetic administration hgs
disclossd, that the city Of New York Il . more
corrupt and immorsI place than other cities
q tho same size. Vice 10 bolder and more
shsmtlfss there, because hitherto the police
nse Deen 90 inefficient. but In ell large cilies
great deal OF evil, as we'll e If good. may
os iouno. New York, under Mayor Wood,
wi soon acquire 1t least the outward deceu.
cass o. life. We trust that visiiant officer
may not be arrested In his useful career bv
nomination for the Prssidsncy.
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MARRIED,

- vi ~ M peterkin WILLIE II. CASklE
end MARY A.. dsugh,sr Of the late John Amolsh'
both of this city.
At the Monu mental Church, BY the New. Geolse
WooSbridge on Thursdsv evening. the l9.h iostnnt,
FRANCIS WEST CHAMBERLAYNE, ofthis CITY.
to VIRGINIA, daughter of Garland Hanes OF the
countv of Henrico
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DrArH OF An OLD CIrrzEn-Ihe INA
.ors and Knight Templars turned out Yesterday
afternoon, to escort to the grave the rema,ns q
sssa.r nisht last. sftcr abort Illness. MI. Keio
Was il tho 65th year Of bic age, and vas ven !,
Known 10 most Of our citixeus - 2 gentleman q
nie .ssnt msnners, kind heart and enlarse9 benev.
olence. One by one are our old cisizsns dIoPP,ns
otf n leaves ID autumn. He leaves behind nin,
msny friends and relatives 70 mourn the death Of
IN honest man. q
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"THE Coax OF THE WALK" is the

"THE Cock OF THE WALK" is the name
or brand, given by MIR John d. Greaner OF this
city, TO his celebrated manufactured tobacco,
which he is now putting up for his customers aud
the trade generally. Mr. G has had this brand
Autographed In the handsomest manner, the centre
of The plate being occupied by the picture Of a
noble game cock, trimed out and heeled, ready for
the pit. The design lie certainly admirable, and
speaks well for the designer well as the litho.
grapher. The tobacco is also tine article, and
cannot fsilto command ready sale In the North
ern markets.
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Gov. REEBER, OF KANSAS Gov. Reeder has be
come very unpopular with the pro-slavery men of
Kansas Territory. Hints are thrown out about az
| ssssina,iug him. One of the papers there uses the
following language:
"There is a feeling raising In The Territory
against the governor that only bis absence will pre-
vent general outbreak. Revolution is in every
mouth; and If the President still persists 10 forcing
keeder upon US, God only knows what the conse-
quences WILDE We hope, we pray, that we will
be spared the necessity of such desperate measures;
bus If we are left the alternative of living under
dtspotic government, or of choosing more honor
able mode of freeing ourselves, plain to ad.
init that WE shall choose the latter course In the
language OF Patrick Henry-"Gives us liberty or
give US DEATH =
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POISONING Does is continually practieed
In the neighborhood of Governor street, by some
unknown person. Yesterday morning, valuable
dog was found dead on Main, between 18th and
18th streets, some cruel person having administer.
ed to him dose CT strichnine
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Found DEAp.-Wm. Fowler, a native of Balti-
more county, was found dead at Wrightsvile, Pa
on Tuesday Itappears he fell asleep near lime
kiln, and was suffocated by inhaling gas there's
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Rev JOHN LANAHAN TbbtoI u t1io
tar street M T.. Church: h,r,
strong desire 70 bens the sinc'ee sr
TO present such mass Of testimony ne sii'Irnyn
and lsdies of high standing Of our grr ~
scHtfTIs. RHEUM ATIsM, DYSPEPSIA Re
On - - BALryMoaE, January 2ftb, 1850.
-. -, ssurs in saving to you that havs used
vour .lismpson's Tincture'' with very great prohs
From serious Throat affection, my general health
had bsesme very mach impaired. when con",epc
Cd TO use sHAmpton's Tincturs.n found its efscta
upon my general health most salusary. My nervous
system and digestive organs soon fighfsd ~ under
It's use.
have several times recommended it to my friends
and in every case. a. far as have zen informed,
they have used It with success.
Yours, truly, ~
sHs3 g9sg ~ JoHN LANAHAN Pastor
sf4 OF Exeter street NJ e. Church, Baltimore.
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KusKEL's Troupe were greeted BY q

KuNKEL's TROUPE were greeted by a
large, fashionable and highly intelligent audience
on Thursday night last, who seemed enraptured al
their rich vocal and istrumental music We never
saw the whole corps 10 such fine feathersr as or
that occasion The rich drolleries OF the brothera
Lehr, the melodiousness OF Mr. Adams voice, and
the inimitable manner In which Kuukel sans
"What's the matter Or Hop dt -ioodle-do y Nh
whole band joining In the chorus, seemed not onls
to delight but enchant the vast assemblaQe, = :
This evening the company in addition to varie
ty of other attractions, will play "The Knov
Nothing, or who ID Sam = piece of great meri
and original hits that cannot fail to draw large
audience.
Richardson, will visit Metropolitan Hall In body
and in full uniform TO acknowledge and return ths
courtesies extended TO them by the Kunkel troupe
while on a visit to Baltimore last winter
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DEAD-Joseph Agg, clerk in the post Office de-
partment, at Washington. and a reporter by pro
fe,sion died Thursday morning.
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CoLoRFD DELEGATE-Pssch B. Randolph, 9
negro, sailed in the Baltic, Wednesday. as o dele
gate from the United States, to the Worlds Re.
forra Convention to be held in London.
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SArLED FOR EuRoPE.-Among the passengers
from New York for Liverpool, by the Baltic was
Miss Clark of Virginia.
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Mas. PATTERSON connection of this LADY,
with the Massachusetts Nunnery investigation hav-
log rendered her as famous as the celebrated Bill.
~ Patterson who had the misfortune to be struck
by some unknown individual, we make an ex
tract from letter written by her to the editor of
the Boston Times. It viii be remembered that
Mr.. Joseph Hiss, of the Investias ting COMMITTEES,
was accused Of having paid her board at a hotel
She says that her husband, Capt. JehieI Patterson
is a sea captain, and away from home and she Ter
self lives 10 highly respectable family, Ia Harri-
son avenue, Boston. She went to Lowell to see
Corporal Streeter, formerly of Richmond, vir-
gnia, to see about buying gold mine In the sold
Dominion" In the cars, person who said be
knew her husband In California, introduced him
self to her, and when they arrived at Lowell In.
troduced her to Mr.. Joseph Hiss. Here we give
b ,r own words:
Mr.. Editor, ! was only too proud to make the
| acquaintance of Mr. Hiss liked him for his uer
sonal beauty, as well for the business he was CD,
Mr. Editor, pledge you the honor of a woman,
that never saw Mr.. Hiss before-to know him.
Aud when he asked me about my business, and
Kindly told me that he would find out Corporal
streeter, and between them they would attend TO
oil my little hotel affairs, ! had not the re-
hottest idea that was to be stuck on the tail of |.
Legislative Commiitee, like bob to a kite 10 Give
IL balances -,
No, Mr.. Editor, my husband supplies me with
money enough to pay all my expensei-and have
so ne oysrplus which / devote to buying sugar
p!ums for my landlady's little children
Mr. Editor, had nothing particular to do or to
say with Mr.. Hiss after he escorted me to the
washington House Ny room was assigned me,
ana after the transaction of my business retired
20 u and there remained until breakfast time next
morning. Mr.. Hiss Is as innocent 40 am myself
o. tne slishtes indiscretion, and sincerely hope
nat .nose newspapers which, aciuated BY the spirit
~ tns devil, ana urged on by the rod of Jesuits.
tr.ry, viii pnblish the explanatory letter.
With sincere regard, remain. Mr. Editor the
slandered, but Independent
MATILDA PArrEasoN, Harrison Avenua.
r. S-I open this letter tosfkata thst h - !.
cowhide on hand, and If either Mr. Hiss or n vseif
3 further calumniased by the Pope's mipions i
shaIi not faiLto use leone what NAV M
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SUDDEN DEATH-The wife Of Captain Charles
Pendergrase. shipping merchant of Baltimore, died
Suddenly Thursday morning, under somewhat
susnieiops circumstances
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-21

DIDN'T PAY The exhibition at the Mechanics
Institute, Washington, fell far short of paying ex
penses.