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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

few preliminary remarks. be said they had not come
here like those OF the Convention OF the 18th of July
They nl came hungry and aii looked mean. Chase
he denounced political bastard, aud said no ho-
nest man could vote for him without feeling tngc
on his cheek. Said he, we not here TO fuse. and
Il they did fuse, II would not be with thing they
despise. The speaker compared the nominations Of
the 18th Of July 70 splendid stew msde OF fine
game-squhrsls, rabbits woodcocks, qusils turkeys,
&c.-and some coming along and pitching q
skunk into the pot-hide hair, smelling bottle and
all. His speech was cutting, severe and sarcastic,
and his rsking down OF the antecedents Of Chase
and his political corruptions WAS greeted throughout
with applause
A. Bannsg Norton editor OF the Continental,
next addressed the meeting. He defined his posi-
ton sustaining the American party aud its prin'
ciples and saj that he would vote for no man who
would not sustain them. He urged the members OF
the American party to organize throughout the
State, and make their voices heard IN supporting
their nomination.
Resolved, That recommend the appointment OF a
State Central Committee who shall be fully emposerct
10 act In NIL matters pertaining 10 the welfare AMI IN
teres,s Of the American party Of Ohio.
The resolution was adopted.
The following committee was nppoinfed:-A. b.
nell White, Cuyahoga; 7. J. Search, Prele; 8. X.
Norton, Erie; Daniel Murphy, Licking; j. A..
Tiemble, Highland; NJ. II. hatcher, Belpont; T.
c. Ware Hamilton; j. 7. Facher. fairiicM u. T..
FFhback. Clermont; J. Davenport, Belmont
committee consisting Of Trad Kelly, u. +. Nor
ton, A. u. Norton and j. H. Stanberry were appoint
ed 70 wait on Governor Trimbls and inform him OF
bis nomination.
On motion, the Convention then adjourned. after
giving nine hearty and en.hnsi~sic cheers for Cover
nor rrimbe. and three prolonged and heart rcnding
groans for Tom Spooner.
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Police Intelligence.

At late hour Saturday night officers Martin and
Gray, ofhe sixth ward police arrested three men, nam
cd John Brennan, Peter Seward and Lawrence Weaver
On charge of creating riot at the Of Centre aud
Franklin strees The accused, Il is alleged got into
fght with some in liquor store in Centre street
and we're elected from the premises AT the corner Of
franklin street the fight WAS again commenced when
the ocers making their appearance prevented any ser
ous famage by arreatng they supposed the ringcad-
ers oi the riot The officers state in their aia,s that
they warned these men 70 desist from any further
breach of the peace when the fight first commenced but
instead OF returning to their homes like peacesbe oiti-
% ..ns, they sh ioered around the neghborhood with
were c.mmittcd Tor trlai by Justice Connolly
SUSPICION or BURGLARY.
Some days ago officer Birdsan of the Eighteenth ward
Police arrested young man named James Irving ON
suspicion Of having in connection with Others burga.
riousy entered dwelling ia Fourteenth street but the
fellow managed to escape by knocking down the oiee
having him in custody Since that time strict sea rc
has been made for the fagtve, who It bec,ed
mained concealed In the city Yesterday officer kna M
1t the Court o General Sessions succeeded In Discover
ing The hiding place u Irving and accordingly proceed
"a to ie house corner Of Twentieth street Third
nue., where he luckily found that gentleman al home
living tired TO escape by getting down fight
uiairs but wa holly pursued BY the officer, who
naged after great deal OF trouble the accused
The prisoner brought before Justice Pearcy al the
ocond district police where he committed 70 prison
for examination Irving represented by the police a.
beng IatLer desl crate young man.
ALLEGED FELoNIoUs ASSAULT.
John Welsb, chip carpenter akcs .o custody
yesterday BY the Seventh ward police charged with hay
ing committed rather aggravated assault upon the
rerson Of Patrick Mullins by stabbing him in the head
with sharp pointed file, inficng severe and painful
wound The injured man at present unable appear
before the magistrate 10 prefer complaint, the nc
cused was committed for examination by Justice Wood
DEADLY ASSAULT WITH CART RUSG.
serious difficulty occurred Saturday between two
men named Michael Connolly and Patrick Murphy both
aborers while at work the pier foot Of Clinton street
in which Murphy received heavy blow the head with
cart rung, alleged 10 have been in hands Of Con-
molly The injured man, being conveyed 10 the
yenth ward station house became insenble Onexana
on Of the wound IL found that the skull had been
fractured by the blow and Connolly arrested almost
mme ediafey after the occurrence and being brought
before Justice Wood at the Essex Market Police Court
waf committed TO await the result Of Murphy injuries
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rl~ sov~ish and wDlsn.2nts (Ct) operative. 1s1
uslr snyoJers s' - ls.ss AMI fhs malls r., 81
A sn.houf hs Us r>en'iy stop'sd in that rfats ~
uhth 'er he1rs nsfs 1Ays sovt, unl~ss ufhsfse
sgf.st A. wsmanile ihs operatives vsfy u1assfsisI
AZ fs s~vsn bsaft Al~s f.s osys q ~ wess sat
usts hSufs rstafdsy the employers nsia - v~ff~
hofs ~ ~ Eve AsYs and tins ~ rstpf1sY a. Nafh
wlnthtu t.rfe - brft .ag - = fff.a
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

yIyHE CASTLE GARDEN NUIsANCE.--A MEETING
i will be held this evening the Battery, where q
will be erected to protest agas the action Of the
Immgr ant Commission, who by their recent operations
have seemed inclined death and disease broadcast
through midst. We, the inhabitants Of tho lower
wards, wish il removed elsewhere, aud for this purpose
cali upon all the citizens of Kings and New York
ties TO assist In this sanitary effort. There Is al
ready cholera and small pox Castle Garden and II
should not spread. 1t will If not energetic be
taken and we believe such notion propose to he
those energetic We wish the nuisance removed.
We then safe Come at o'clock. Per order Of the
c. mmittee of Arrangements.
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brooklyn City News.

DrsprTs CoioHrD CONDENSATION. trustees
Il Rev Mr Williams congregation u the Second fcoio
ed Congregational church. Bridge street and their pas
tor, have got into serious dispute which resulted Ia
locking the doors Of the church upon the minister yes
terday morning II appears the pastor requested the
trustees TO make report 70 the Quarterly Conteeace
which they refused TO do when he told them that If they
did not comply with his request he would read them ou
Of the church last Sabbath morning The trustees
applied TO the sexton for the keys urng the latter par.
of the week but he stated that they were not In hi.
setion The trustees then asked legal advice and we're
told that they could take possession Of the church n.
trustees which they did by having the locks taken IN
The doors and putting others On sunday morning
when tho minister arrived al the church he wa
70 gain admission quite crowd gathered around the
place. and the frends Of the minister trustees spoke
10 one another in very amoable terms. AZ this nnc
ture of the proceedings the police Of the Fourth district
sent for who dispersei the crowd from the
sid, walk and quiet restored Noarrests we're made
bat The church was not opened.
GANG RowDuz BRoSFS Up.-CaptaIn Smith, q
he FIRST district police, accoml snied by the Mayor an
a posse of police, vent on an exploring expedition
Saturday afternoon to the outskirts Of the Eighth ward
for the purpose of capturing gang ofboys and girls
varying IN age from sixteen TO twenty years who are
said nest the woods md commit ali kinds depre-
cations On the pcrons and property Of the inhabitants
oi that locality, who have nportuned the police y,
Try and put stop 10 IT, After chase the police
made sixteen arrests, among whom there we're three
gf. They all brought 10 the First district station
house, whore portion u the younger boys dis
charged The following held for examination -
James toyle Patrick Dun, Christian Rinkle James Car
ney. Iza Hagsn, Joanna Farrell and Margaret Laden.
Most Of the aovs known 10 the police and their
ret VII probably have good effect br some time -
cnfnc.
hcuAInY-lhc total number u deaths in this city
last week I23, oi which 70 males aud 10 o.
males. ~ these 101 children and - adults The
principal causes u death cholera innta convgl
lions and ma asmus Ilsease-.--Cancer Of breast,
chosra infansum 81; cholera uorbus 2 congestion n
brain, q congestion u lungs consumption conyul.
sions ii Group, l; debility, 2, darrhosa s. dropsy, =
dropsy ip head, 4 dysencry A. scarlet hvcr typhoid
over 1, hooping cough, inflammation oi brain, :;
DO ~ bowets l. do a luLgs, q do. a stomach ma
ra.nus IL, old age 2, psrturition, I; stil horn, 7
sptae, l. teething q; scrotaa, l. Total, lz3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

r N. GnBBEDE, STATIONER AND ENGRAvER,
81 has just received choice assortment Of the finest
stationery direct from Paris, which Is offered low
prices y. BJust introduced the chaste style Of deli
catey coiored initials and paper aud
velopes Specimens sent by mail, application 5ss
broadway. Metropolitan Hotel.
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HtIOTHING.-LADIFS OR GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY
~ TO dispose OF can get the utmost value in cash. by
sending 10 the stores No II Iaurens street Canal
g. West Broadway letter through the Post Office toS
Cohen. Ladies' attended TO by Mrs. Cohen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

VI1EDDISG CARDS.--J. n. GIMBREDE, LEADER OF
w fashion in card engraving, respectfully calls the
attention Of the pubic 30 bis and beautiful style Of
wedding cards Specimens sept by mall BY sppicatiqnst
tss Broadway.
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CLOTHING, sc.

HtAsT OFF CLOTHING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
~ wanted-The highest price given and cash paid in
current money. Gentlemen wishing TO dispose of cloth
ing Of good quality for liberal cash equivalent
quested to cali on address JAMES M0R0NEY ii Bax
ter, late Orange street.
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TMPORTANT TO HARDWARE DEALERs.-NEw YORK

IMPORTANT TO HARDWARE DEAIERS.-SEw YORK
i Superior Court-Speclti term, July IL, 1355.-Wii-
liam Butcher Samuel Butcher, of sheffield, England,
against scheid Of New York The parties to this action
manufacturers and dealers in hardware and cutlery
The plaintiffs complain that the defendant has manuac-
tured and sold in the markets Of the United states
Tious files and chiscs purporting to be Of the manuc
ture of the plaintiffs, and with the ami trade
msrks Of the plaintiffs stamped on the article. Also,
that me defendant, without authority, used the names
packages Of spurious goods. The defendant allowed
judgment 10 be taken against him for the Of Ave
thousand dollars damages, together with perpetual In
junction against vending disposing Of such, any
spurious goods with names stamps trade marks abeIs
of the PLAINTIFF thereon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

CHOLERA IN CnIcAso-The Chicago Tribua,
tsys tbat about two weeks since quantity ~ spoil.
90 iish was removed from warehouse 0f Chicago
and abandoned 70 the inhabitants Of Indiana aud II.
iibms streets The people rolled the barrels o. food
thef hoyels and lived their contents for reye.
tai days. Soon those who had eaten the fsh began
70 die, ard IN a few days fifteen persons had e1.
piea, and many more we're fatally sick. number
oyhg every day. Great alarm bad sn~en among
,h' inhabifant Of that section gf the city Ia which
tpe Injection ragged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

~ REAT SALE OF CARPETS-TIIE ENTIRE STOCK
NJ of J. NJ GILLESPIE, 16l Bowcry three doors above
Broome east side stock amounting $50 600
all viii III must be cleared close up the business
and will be offered nearly halt price. Sale TO continue
from this day until 1t is entirely disposed Of Great OPP
portupity To those that wish TO buy carpets and oil
cloths at great sacrifice. Remember the No 161 Bow
cry three doors above Broome street east side The
Third and Fourth avenue pass by the door NB-
Store 20 let and MIXTURES for sale Inquire in the store
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

A POLISH GENTLEMAN, GOING To EUROPE BY
"A the Baltic who Is conyersant with NIL the cont.
mental languages and acquainted with most of the Euro
pean apitas desires positisn interpreter courier,
or Travelling companion, with gentleman Or family re-
qLirins such services Compensation moderate Refer
ence Capt Comstock and other gentlemen IN the city.
Address X. 1906 Broadway, room IT.
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IRON AND HARDWARE 2T9 WASHINGTON STREET,
i New York.-We offer at lowest market prices, ami
in quantities to suit round square and fiat bar iron
scroll band rod and hoop iron horse shoe iron and nail
rods, anyls, vices, saws, nails axes shovels, smiths
Hows SC, &c. kEMEYS SAMPSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-13

CWFDISH IEECTIES.-30, 600 LARGE AND FRESH
~ Swedish leeches arrived in prime order per steam
ers Baltic and Washington. For sale by
J. T. CILu co., 90 and 32 Maiden lane.
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MIsCELLANEoUs.

A MEXICAN PLATE 81 tSs CoMPANY-FACTORY
n williamsburg, Long s,and-Are prepared to
execute orders for rough plate glass, suitable for aoors
skyghts vault and deck Lights Prompt attention will
be 10 all orders left at their office, 442 Broadway
or With heir agent, j. K. PIATT 10 Murray street.
4 NEW ANp RECENTLY SELECTED STOCK OF
IA books and stationery for sale at bargain; also 40
feet of glass shelves and drawers nearly with
other store fixtures. Inquire at JOHN II. SMITHS paint
stere corner of Maiden lane and Pearl street
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T s. PASSPORTS. -c1TzENs OF TfiE L. g. WIFE
ther native born naturalizcd, who intend going
abroad should provide themselves with passports befrc
leaving the country. They furnshed by
CHARLIE HOLT Notary Public 10 Wall street.
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DAIFSTINE ENCAMPMENT, NO 18, OF KNIGHTS
Ii Tempars.-The members of this encampment are
Knight Leonard, 3s3 Broadway Wednesday evening
next at O'Clock, as business OF Importance will be
brought before the meeting
JOHN W. TlMsoN, CIR. Commander.
H. +. PHILLIPS Recorder.
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DREPARE FOR CHOLERA

DREPARE FOR CHOLERA
Il This dreadful scourge has made Its appearance
among With fatal effect. Dyscntery diarrhna ami
bowel complaints, also alarmingy prevalent. All
who think prevention better than should provide
themselves with bot. Of the Cholerne Mixture
twelve drops Of which, il taken upon the first indications
OF an attack viii afford speedy relief and prescnt any
dangerous consequence Price 70 and 80 cents per bot
tie. Prepared aud sold by A. H. a d. SANlr,
Druggists, 100 Fulton street.
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nID JOHN STREET N. Il. CHURCH, AND FIRST IN
~ the United Statcs.-1be members and congrega-
ton OF this church. and all who in favor of retaining
that time honored sanctuary in its present location win
hold public meeting In the Greene street NJ f. church
ming August H. at O'Clock, when full history Of
the church, including the existing dincultics occa-
stoned by an attempt to sell 1t, will be given. All
the clergy of the city invited to attend. T. S.Sut
able accommodations for the press BY order of the
Committee of Arrangements.
JAMES I. BARNES, Chairman.
Er1GIr
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DlCH OSTRICH PLUMES, TIPS AND GENUINE
II msrsbouts; also Paris velvet flowers In newest de-
signs and fabrics bridal wreaths usual and baskets
with artificial flowers and fruits The trade will find
liberal discount for cash, at JAMES TUCkER'S, 3s7
broadway, near White street.
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4 MFTuCAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, OPPOSITE THE
"a Treasury Cennrtment. Xashingtonl under the di-

A MEXICAN AND rtnfiuN AdENtf, (JPFosilE ittis
"A Treasury department, Washington.) under the d
rection Of AARON HAiGHT PALMER, Counsellor of tae
Supreme Court Of the United States and Consul
of the Republic Of Ecuador for the United States estab
lshed for the recovery Of clas OF American citizens
foreign governments against the of the
United States before the Court Of Claims; settlement
of accounts claims any Of the Executive Depart
ments, Washington; bills drafts, &c, collected, and le
gacics and nherances recovered in the United States
and foreign countries Having efficient and reliable
respondents in the several and Territories OF the
Union, and in the adjacent British provinces in the West
Indies Mexico Central and South America, the chief
cities of Europe in Australia Van Demen's land New
Zealand India rnd ct the consular ports In China the
undersigned & prepared to give his prompt and faithful
attention 10 MI business that may he conbded 10 his
agency. AARON II. PALMER.
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CHOW CASES.-SCHMIDT BROTHERS. MASUFAC-
~ tory and warerooms, No North William street,
Frankfort New York and at II West Thirj street.
Cincinnati 0hioA large assortment constantly on hand
Old showcases taken In exchange Orders promptly
cuted. Report Of the committee Of the last Uncnnau
Exhibition NO 123. Rosewood with PLATED rail
made by Schmidt Bro, and mahogany showcase,
made by the same, OF the most exquisite dnsh got
mp in style Of superior taste the manufacture is
cepttonabe and without rivalry In the exhibition For
which Schmidt x Co. awarded the prize me ial.
CHOW CASES.-H0FTMAN 4 FERf-H SHOW CASE
- warerooms. 81 Bowery, between Walker and Bayard
streets Cases made In every style silver plated
rose and satin wood mahogany DC. N. Bold cascs
taken In exchange. Orders promptly executed.
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Mercantile.
FRRpUs ALDEfDGg. SAMUEL b. GRANT.
VIEW ST o RE.

A LBRiDGE 4 GRANT, would respect
"A fully inform their friends and the public
generally, that they have taken the stand
lately occupied by Mr.. Samuel Miller, at Tia.
corner Of Main and Bow Streets, and have
opened with general variety of
DRY Goods and Groceries,
embracing every variety of NJ erchandise that
are usually kept in town and contry stores
Consisting in part Of Cashmcrcs, Coburgs,
Muslin De LANES, Manchester Ginghams.
Alpac:s, Prints from to II cents; Swis. and
Book Mnslins, Silk and Linen IIandkcrchicfs
red and white FlannelS, black and fancy col
ored Cloths, Cassilnercs, Satincts. Also, an
extensive and well selected stock Of Queens
ware. with a general assortment of HITS.
Caps. Boots and Shoes, including great va
riety of Trimmings, &c.
They would particularly call the attention
of House Carpenters and Builders to their
stock of Hardware, comprising Locks, Latch
es, Screws, Nails, &c, as they fsttcr them
selves they can sell them much lower than
has heretofore been done.
All kinds of Groceries, and very cheap.
Their stock is entirely new, having just pnr-
chased them in the city of Philadelphia.
Thns. who are in want of cheap goods would
do well to call and examine their stock before
purchasing elsewhere. Country produce ta-
ken in exchange for goods. Jan 70
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FRENCH TRUSSES,

HERNIA OR RUPTURE SUCCESSFULLY
l. l. TREATED and comfort insured. by of
the clegan; French Tiuss.s, imported by the sub
scriber. and mad, to order expressly for his sales.
All suffering with Rupture will be gratlfod to
learn that the occasion offers to procure Truss
combining extreme lightness. with ease, durability
and correct construction: in lieu of the cumbrous
and uncomfortable article usually solt An extern
sivc assortment always on hand, adapted to every
variety of Rupture in adults and children. and for
sale at range of price to silt all Cost Of Single
Trusses, 81, So, s. and S.; Double, 49, s., s., IS
and SO.
Persons at dist nee can have n Truss sent to
ANY address by renting the amount sending
measure around the hips. and stating side affected
For Sale Wholesale and Retail by the Importer.
CALEB II. NEEDLES.
). W Cor. Twelfth Race Streets. Philade'phs
Depo: for DR.. Bannings Improved Patent Body
Brace Ches Expanie.s and Erec.or Braces Patent
Pops and Supports Ladies Rooms, with compe-
tent lady attendants. mar 81 I'm
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DEpAsrUnISG GnAss LANDS IN WET WEATH
ER.-An important rule in the management Of
grass handsome whose violation always indi-
Gates either monsrous ignorance or scandal
GUS wastcfulness.-is, never to allow them
to be dcpastured when, either from satura-
tion with rain or from other causes, they can
not firmly resist the pressure of the feet ofihc
focks and this rule applies particularly to
all clay lands, and heavy loans. sWhen
heavy loans Of Il retentire quality is pastur
ed by cattle or horses, in wet seasons re-
marks Sir John Sinclair, sit receives much
injury from their feet. Every step they
take leaves an impression, which rain fills
with water, and then the hole stands full
like a cup. This wetncss destroys the heritage
not only in tho hole, but that, also, which
surrounded it, while, at the same time, the
roots Of the glasses, rs we'll rs the ground
arc chilled and injured. No good farmer,
therefore, will permit and cattle to set a foot
on such land in We: weather, and few during
the winter months on any considerations"
Our friends in the gazing districts should
should bear the above in continual remem-
hrance .-Progre,sire Farmer,