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To Onfeers. soldiers, S~amen. &c, OF all Wars
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On r.s ssh ius ~ Pmstrs ~. >. WATERS
~ EMILY sALLEY, bsab u ials eIg-
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ManKEr 0AnDns Asu Dsrmr FAMn fas .af.,

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TRAsapLAsTTsG PEACH TEEEs-The Cincinnati CONNER
cial says Mr. Ward Of Loveland Ohio recently brought
from the Jersey nurseries $4,000 peach An
number Of peach trees being planted in the region
round abont the city,
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LE6IsIATpRE TKxAs-Lefers from Galveston are said
to be in New York, written by member Of the Texas
legislature stating that il is the intention Of the gov
Of that State to call special meeting Of the legsa
turr this year consider the propey Of accepting
act Of Congress- relative the Texas claims but
win leave its consideration the ordinary meeting Of the
legislature in 1855.
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JOHNSON m Manur~s. 4 Laadon.
j Talnx ferliiEiHg Lsnd Lsn39p-
Merit Nanurcs Philadelphia
Danas MACK MHaE1a for Farmers Lowell
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Practical Treatise Mxruress BRITISH soci-y fs Dc
NJ Us~fa knowledge.
chemistry uitSalfurss
paxnnc other hrscrs az
sssrnax ard nasssnsry tmpored from sscsa
M FRsNGk TAYLOR
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DuApFVz---on The morning q me 18th Instant the
dwslinghoase o. AntouiO GsndrOn il Canada West TOOK
Ere and before assistance could ne obtained three Of i
inmates turned 70 sshes1one adopted daughter
81 Mr. GendrOns sged about twenytwo years the other
aged ten and twelve years daughters q Mr. GAgue
who living in Mr.. Gendr0ns house Mrs Genaron
in her sndeavors 70 property 20 severely
buried THAI her very doabsfHL Mr.. GaEne 10
trying 70 Nrs Gcndrou also very badly burned
but hopes were tnierfained o. his ultimate recevsry
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A MONUMENT 10 HEEoEs-A monument TO the cler-
gymen and physicians Of Savannah who died there during
the yelowever epidemic last summer Is about TO be
erected
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Court Of Claims against the United states,
Washington City.

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of Inc TASTED
approvod
ali eizims under
founded Of regulation
cculiye department. contract, expressed impied
Urird ocAcE
against henceferh
before
for The the VIII Be paid
the Unilnd
The pacrsarnad contsnue
sussD~
Of Inc District
THOMPSON, Anornsy n Law
~ street. WAsniaS.on-
may f necessary segart
Of Washingan and eroers "a
Mar ll-imdAe2
by - {. Mcguire. Aucsfanesr.
DEgGxFToRy SALE oP sToCKs.-on "Wednesday afternoon,
April O'clock, auction saa8 ssa
ei0,eoc Chesapeake and OHIO cxrs esnds
5,0gc Of Geosretown
SIS Bank OF Washington stock
Terms cash, in fan1s
gAg G MSGUiEE
March s7--x Ascaons<r.
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THE MrsuI. VALLEY AxD THE PAcTrc EoAn.-Ths Aus
tin State Gazette Of the 6h inst in noticing the fact thai the
United States and Mexican commissioners have agreed on
the initial point Of the boundary between the
tries says.
we in possession u the Who'll, country through
which railroad In this latitude may be made friead
a connected wiih the expedition Is Of opinion that
gold win be found in the Mssa valley in California
and looks forward the day when larger and par
population viii be settled In the outskirts Of
civilization
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ESLIsrIsa soLDIEKs FoEEIGN sEGrlCEThe business
Of existing soldiers for foreign service in New York has
been eecruay broken up the recruiting agents having
voluntarily Withdrawn The is believed be true
or PhEadelphs where recruiting Office had been opened
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Is lUcx-Nr John Gilbert the wsll-known actor hs
ALLEN heir to the snug Of sl2oeoso SAYS the Bosiol
Transcript
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A PRoyInEsTIAL EcAPE-Colonel Phillips, OF Mobile :.
member Of the late Congress bis way from Weldon
TO Charleston when the stopped At station house
and be out into the air 10 smoke cigar While thus
engaged another train into the in which be
passenger snd the seat which be had occupied few min
utes before completely demolished, and his cloak
which lying upon il perforated BY bar u iron and
carried oat through the top Of the car-Bah Sam
in favor Of adopting resolutions prohibiting the use
Of tobacco in any FORM they could good likely
from what thry alleged be the pernieiou habit
of smoking and chewing.
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LARGE sUx 70 RE PAID our-The aggregate amount
Of dividends be paid by the Boston banks Monday
next is about million and quarter Of dollars
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DESTRUCTIVE EAs7oS MARYLASD--An extra
Eason Star gives the particulars Of most disastrous fire
with which that beautiful has been visited Among
the sufferers is the proprietor Of @The Star whose Office
fell prey the flames We regret to learn that he
only partially insured but hope be viii shortly be able
the publication Of bis paper Several citizens wen
known in Baltimore among The sufferers The FIRE APP
pears to have caused considerable distress many per-
sons lost everything meeting had been called
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SUICIDE BoY.-A boy, Ia years Of age, son Of Mr.
Jacob Williams Of Wolfsvle Maryland last week stripped
of his clothes and hung himself with rope to the rfer
having swung off from barrel He perfectly dead
when found. No reason Is known for the rash act
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TO TkAe .'sh 70 dsssss = ne Intensive
Il Asasery. fhe bHflsfn9r
eelAe r.ey aalara
ps kestfus srs~a aofnssass 49, a.
The exeelhf qpg0ruaty Ssin iaus Aa so
rstabslshrd rntas~n To Rsfeass 80 isfHs 80 >.
Eoagrsabs
Srepra@a0s, gssnAses, 4 X s.~ag
Nar Ag--eoS9-1scH. g r @ohEs9s.
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| CnuxNAu AID TIE soUrHERs rRAnE--Tbe Cincinnati
Gazette is urging s importance Of early completing the
Ohio and Miss pi railroad in order that the southern
trade now ca with the East by way Of the lakes
mag be interoaI and conducted through that CITY
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FoEcE = ToRsADo-Dn the ist Of JAM
uary Bombay was visited by cyclone hurricane
which about midnight and lasted sin
hours II began E. and before It's force expend
ed had gone round the compass w. n. w. At the
height Of the gale the pressure Of the wind equal
thirtyfve pounds to the square foota force against
which nothing living could stand up open ground.
The morning the gardens appeared h heavy roller
had passed them and the various directions in which
the tall Palmyra palms had fallen afforded palpahle ind
cation Of the revolving character Of the storm.
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LARGE sroSE PAvIse.-ln Primes book Of tray-
e streets Of the buried city Of Pompe described
made Of huge stones still showing wheel marks but firm
IS If laid yesterday.
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The Ben Franklin aud the Epidemic.
10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


Having seen letter in your issue of the 18TH dated
Vera Cruz Sept. II, 1885, and signed j. T. Pickett in
regard TO the above namei vessel and being of the
refugees from Gosport am DESTROYS Of learning the
truth and would therefore ask the privilege Of propoun
ding few questions in regard to the Ben Franklin-
1 If she not the vessclwheh brought the fever to
Gosport how IL that the FIRST which made
public gentleman who boarded at Capt. Downs,
and who had been at work the above named vessel
And I'd, Why, the first appearance CT the disease
among the citizens, II confined TO those who had
been working the Ben Franklin, In the shipyard Of
Messrs. Page Il Aieny
the fever and that several watchmen employed
watch board. But then the hatchways closed,
and neither OF those watchmen caught the epi, mic
But there scarcely q man who worked on the Ben
Franklin the ship in the yard of Messrs. Page
Allen, but who attacked and IL Is well known
fact that for several weeks the disease confined ~
that locality, and scarcely family in the vicinity
but lost Of their number land in some in
stances whole families swept of). II Mr. Pickett
any else the above s,atements which
| vouch for then he satisfy that the Ben Frank
lin did not have the Fever board. But, being cogn
xant Of these facts-lving only square from the in
ected street. and having lost relatives and friends who
resided IN the immediate distictI still adhere to the
belief that the Ben Franhn has COMMITTED the SIM Of
which sbe stands accused. GUSp0Hr
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BRospwAY TaEAraE Those three popular pieces, shandy
Mcclure the Custom Of the Country and "oFann,san
Fairies provided for this evcningMr and Mrs.
Barney Williams sustaining the principal characters
Hnos GARDEsTo night will be the last hut three Of the
,a ana afa , N s bea,i scenery tricks
and transformations.
Bowrry THrArRE-Mr O. H. Grifhs, whose catering for
AXE his bensSs h evening The hi provided Independent
= Mr. g enrns, Is sufficient 70 crowd the house IN every
BURROWS THrARs--The Man Of Many Friends, and the
wandering Minstrel" bod, highly popular pieces,
nounced for this evening The casts embrace the OF the
entire company
wAILAcKs THrArnr--Msnager waliack Is 10 repeat the
MAN OF Many rriends and nc Loan Of Lover this
Brousham, Mrs Vernon, and Miss q odson sustain he
eadng Characters
srtanments this evening at the Brooklyn Abenmum. lie
WI be Assisted by other eminent aruss'
repeated again evening" In conjunction with many other
sro~'ded every night.
BvcKIrys sKRrs.pras new opera Of The Swiss Cot
ago has decided hit Will be repeated tonight with
Ae same good cast Secure your seats early.
Mr. Rsyxosps Irish Evening" and Macalsers soiree-
uagques are attracting fun houses every night Inc pro
eramme Tor this evening Is excellent
DosALDsos TEsyIwoNn.-This grand entertainment IL to
come Oh at the Bowery theatre TO evening The en-
seranment provided comprises dramatic vocal instrumental
and ballet performance IN which OF volunteers will
Donaldson has been member profession Tor several
years and deserves substantial token from the pub
MRS. Aupa Krrxv was among arrived Yea
Asrdsy in the steamship George Law trcm California
TO rHr EDITOR
Cd IN De HrRrp Monday, he effect that the Per
Srnancc 81 Hamev was set down for % morrow Il VIII
s~sresesn ana important engagement Lowell win prsvsn
M Mary Agnes rom personang the character he
stndiy expressed BY her 70 me CuAs. T.P. WARE.
rpIsrAy, Oca ~, lkh
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lrefent n tuH Dcucn.
OCT. 2T.--ferSiddt dg,. 4ddms.-Vcrdict reduced 10
$40 %, and interest from the OF the
action, and judgment for plaintiff in that amount.
In The Mafty Qf the Last Val and Testament Of Jtnts
Wht0y-Executors to account for rents and property
from death OF Mary Mooney to he credited with the $500
per annum paid to Melissa Mooney during her life.
.Sdmul Ford dgt Dursd d. Tavner.--order affirmed
with costs.
VIM r. McCroodg ogt. j. W. Rubasey.-New trial
granted on condition OF paying costs of trial and costs Of
appeal.
set aside ami complaint dismissed
Eiacdrd Hsr oqt Hsphn s. ChoHyTons-Rcport set
aside Judgment reversed and new trial ordered, with
costs to abide event.
Wn. n. Fish OCT. James Hurts, Jr, BY hes Guardian
New trial ordered payment Of costs and 81 the
appeal
Cstt osa. Ictis,.Motion for trial denied. Judg
o ent for plaintiff
Foorhess agt inthon.->Judgrnent Of special term af
GTrDed with costs.
RnSsdt og. Hudson Railrcad Company -Judgrnent for
plaintiff on the verdict.
H0goRd 81 dgt. Ddrst Huasr Judgment for
plaintiff for value 81 1901 bushels at 81 Is with intcr
est from FEBRUARY T. 1851
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Tornado In BristOI, II. I-DAmage to the
Shipping.
Providence Post.]

BRISTOL Oct. 20, 1855.
most terrific tornado passed over the north part OF
this town little after O'Clock this morning, accompa
MED BY thunder lightning, rain and hail. The cloud
came IN from west northwest, the wind varying from
southwest to northwest Fences were Frustrated, and
trees broken of and blown up by the roots
The schooner Sylph, from Kingston, with coal, lying
at the north wharf belonging to the sugar refinery broke
her ass and drove up against the coal she'd STAYING in
the entire end of the buiing and preciptang large
quantity Of coal int, the dock. The
siderabiy cbafed, and had her boat badly stove
The sloop Three Sisters Of New York lying ut PecEs
wharf also broke away and drove up against coopers
shop, doing damage to the building and STAYING in
her bulwa1ks, ssancheons, &c.
The schoone, Calvin Stevens, lying at Stanton Skin
ship yard wharf also broke adrf ana drove the
dock damag the wharf to extent She some
chaied.
chimney ON the house of Mrs. Talbot Hope street,
was blown on to the roof.
The brick end OF the charcoal house of the sugar
6nery blown in.
The belt OF the tornado very narrow-probaby not
over a quarter Of mile in width. IL did not extend
south OF State street. learn that it caused any
damage north Of the ''town bridge"
There some twelve or fifteen sail OF vessels at
anchor in the harbor but they fortunately were able to
hold to their anchors.
The tornado was about eve minutes only in passing
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The Turf.

HERRING Run COURSE BALTIMORE Oct. 26.-Proprietors
pursc $500, three mile heats.
j. b. FILLER named b. &. Little Flea, by Gray
Eagle, dam imported years old ........... ! /
John Campbell named b. C. Jack Gamble by
Wagner, dam by Tranhy, years old. 2
r. r. Nc(irath named CHI. h. Sam Letchcr, by
Wagner, dam Medoc, years old ....... / .
q Green named CHI. (. Linda, years old, by
Belehaxzar, dam Blue Light .......,..... DIR.
Time, 6O6s1-60S-6:07.
CONNECTICUT.
faornSG HARTFORD, Oct. 2d-aTatch 500, mile
heats, in harness.
II. Cark's b. m. Country Girl. ................ l
H. Belden's b. z. Ned Ia #rence ............. ] 2
Time, 3.0I-2:5a--2:5s
SANE DAy.--Match 500 mile hcas, best three in Ave
h harness.
n. X. Pease's b. h. Highlander .......... 1 2 .
r. eherwood's b. m. Kate Hayes ....-.. l 2
Time 249-2:S1-.:5i-.:5S-2:5t.
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Sc rious Railroad Accident In South Carolina.
THIRTY LIBERATED SLAVES INJURED.

from the Charleston Courier, OCT. y.
The train that LETT Augusta for this city yesterday
morning. did not sfve at tho depot until nearly O'Clock
last evening in consequence OF secord class car having
been crushed 80 atoms by Of the rails having given
way about half past o'clock yesterday aftern p)n
mile and hale above Branehyii'e. The ear was crowd
ed mostly with negroes and escry one was cut more or
less. Captain Crews, the conductor, was badly bruised
about the IA CO and body Mr.. W. England the baggage
master, also badly bruised. Mr.. 6. Hoffman OF
Lowry's Turn Out badly cut about the face AMI
arms and Mr. j. s. Jenkins received bruises his head
We are grafed learn however, that none OF these
gentlemen are considered to be seriously injured Four
negroes, two women, boy and child, belonging, we
believe to A. Mazyck Esq Of 81 James santee, were hurt
more or less but seriously. train hand named
Miller had his leg broken above the snele and seemed
much injured. Margaret the stewardess Of the train
was likewise bruised. One boy, about thirteen years OF
age much Injured that he cannot live. lie and
thirty others had been liberated by their late In
and in charge Of the to The estate
their way to Baltimore, from which city they are TO
take passage to Liberia. The scene, we Informed,
was horrible in the extreme. The was literally
smashed pieces, and thirty thiry five people
mixed up with the broken fragments The accident
unavoidable and had not been for the presence OF
mind Of Mr. RABBI the engineer in immediately reversing
the engine the loss OF life must have been great
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ITO the Editor of the Quebec Cnlonist]


I1AEUUIToN y lEI.D OouN.i, - NC
of Madame Jacksonville, near Petersburg two or
three months ago. was executed at Chesterfield Court
House, last Friday. The Petersburg Express thus
describes tho sceneA large crowd in attendance
witness the execution, and among the number OBJ
served many blacks. minister OF the gospel pre-
sent who cached tho funeral Of the culprit
and offered up feIvent prayer just previous to the
execution Upon being asked il he wished to say any
thing before his soul launched into eternity, Joe
replied briefly and stated that the Court had awarded
him full justice that he had been very wicked but be-
leved that God had pardoned his sins, and he felt
fectly willing 10 die. Mr. Edward WARMER, the Depdty
sheriff, then adjusted the rope drew the cap over the
unfortunate beings face, and let loose the fatal drop
when the victim swung off and died almost without a
struggle. lie maintanA his composure the utmost
never for moment beraylng the slightest emotion of
fear
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Notices Of New Publications.
WOE MARRIED, story Of Connecticut Lie. ph

Yv1OE MARRIED, q story of Connecticut Life. DIX
! Edwards.
One Of the truthful and pleasing pictures OF the
ssual and bomely life OF New England, + me story
which, under the above title, has formed so ASreeaoie
. feature Of Putnam's Magazine. Us publication in .
volume will crafty many who desired TO give IL
place In their libraries amongst the works OF those
,snuar writer's who have best succeeded In de-
nneainy our national habits and peculiarties Written
- a simple Unaffected style and with heart gushing
over with kindly and generous sympathies, we rise from
~ perusa with improved feelings and higher estimate
man we had, perhaps, previously formed Of our own
liad The story IL said to be first effort, and trust
hat the high appreciation It. has met with will
,age author follow II mp by succession of sketches
u similar character. II is of the most faithful
sections of the national mind and the national heart
they be found of the corrupt and artificial
oxphere OF city fe that has yet been presented to
N The author is we understand, Mr. Calvin c. Phleo,
Of eufneld, Connecticut.
BzsoHoRoFT, by the author Of Radcliffe. Apple
ton b Co.
me works Of MISS Yonge have attained more rapid
popularity in this country than those Of almost any
Areign female writer that know Of Her 60 Heir Of
RedsGe" and Heartsease," to be found almost
every psrlor table. The explanation Of the favorable
ssption they have met WITH is be found in the beauty
and originality Of the reflections which encounter in
their pages the breadth of their viewsnot often 70 be
met with in the works OF femne-and the vgor well
elegance, of their STYLE Beechcroft will be found fully
equal to its predecessors in the qualities have noted
whilst its plot is simple and natural in construc
ion We recommend the work to all who can enjoy
ssnsibly written and interesting story, free from the
xawkish sentiment and efforts at fine writing which
characterize the great majority Of works Of this class
WORKS ANNOUNCED.
Dickenss forthcoming novel, "Iittle Dorrt" will be
sepubhshed in Harpers Magazine the Harpers having
arranged with Mr. Dickens for the early proof Sheets
The third and fourth volumes of Macaulays History Of
England announced for publication In England about the
middle Of December, win also be repubshed by Harper
. Brothers. from early proof sheets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-31
Political Intelligence.

Governor Seymour to speak on saturday evening
hE Buffalo.
spia House Of Delegates caused by the death Of VIM D.
Roberts win be held the 18th OF November DR. Fran
On Mallory and Dr. Jesse j. simkins are announced as
candidates.
Dr. c. C. CbaIfee has been nominated by the Know
Eohngs Congress In the Tenth district of Massachu
ses I'LL the vacancy occasionod by the resignation Of
Morris