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FyANs's CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, Nos. 90 aud
6s su,op,t-Rsnionsbe Dr-.s aud FEock Coat. 20; 3us
Dr,. Coat. rs; did Black Cloth shanghr QSe cOas
; ?; ribbed Beaver Oveicoa 49, Cashmere Psnr 81 up
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SHAwIs.-S. 4 ". f. TOwLE Il Co. will offer

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this Dorrirs: ,,L
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We have no doubt that KNOX, the great HAT

IT viii tecrme 10 ous Of lDe. wnrisf ,~s.a, e.,
hi "a ty tlled with eager AMI deiSa@d
eos ow.r There Certainly HAS sap.s sd
equal hoe o. k,oxs DaDufsetune They the qu
..,pcr OF suty III emhSia-st Il eiegsa:- AMI the nts
o. con Of r.Lship and wth hey sod At Tue 10
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cor er OF and puro n ahdss shs Pres
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News by the Malls.

The Rochester Advertiser learns that in the part Of
Livingston county embracing Conesus and Sprngwater
alarming species Of sickness prevails. II nearly
sembes cholera, and proves fatal in short time. Num-
bers have died from within few days. in spite of the
efforts Of the medical faculty to arrest it's progress
The Troy Times ssys Mrs. Robinson is behaving badly
at Sing Sing She conducted herself properly for
time, but Iatterly she has become frantic and
goverrabe that the matron has been obliged
10 confne her in q cell.
At meeting Of colored citizens In New Bedford the
Sih inst Solomon feneton presided, and Henry John
son was chosen Secretary William Jackson and Henry
.. Remington were elected delegates to the National
Convention Of Coored People, to be held at Philadelphia
on the 10th inst.
On the 9th inst, in the Pennsylvania District Court
Circuit Court the of Charles Dixey and Charles w.
Oldenbnrgh against the Camden and Amboy railroad,
for injuries sustained at Burlington is therefore pro-
babe that the suits brought by the Pennsylvanians will
be heard in the United States courts.
The Buffalo Courier states that the Common Council of
that city have appropriated $ec0 for the purpose build
ing houie the beach for the government life boats
The proposed American Convention Of Virginia. will be
held at IynchbuIg the 10th inst
The procession of horses single and double teams sad
die horses and led stations together with Jokes of work.
ing cattle ut the opening Of the Connecticut State Fair
on the 9th inst, a mile and quarter long
The Alabama State Agricultural Fair which TO be
held the I'D October has been postponed until the
10th Of November, on account Of the yellow fever at
Montgomery.
store has been opened in Boston, with capital Of
$780, sgency FOR the sale Of aour, at Western
prices with the addition Of the cost Of tansporta
ton and incidental expenses.
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idolatry and Of heart was thus these potensates
were taught that there was power which though born
hunger though tre in the wilderness and tempted by
The devil, would one day rise above and rule them.
Beauty and wealth, and pride of birth and the AFRO,
this power, and even tyrants would grow mute with
wonder, like the doctors OF the law listening 10 the
should love Curran For CurrAn not only gave to her
out OF the abundance Of his genius, the wealth which
persisted not and which no laws could sonhseste but
devotion Mr. Meagher rapidly ran through Currans
political life which in every incident illustrated this de-
vction The last night of the Irish Parliament, dark
dwarsh figure might have been clingng eiose to
one o. the great pillars q the psrteo There was
TO hs hn IN all the F and leading
within the portco. As the Peers and Commons
moving out and the lights being exHnguished in
the great hall where the abcation Of the national
reignty had taken place, that small dark figure looked
out wildly and glaringly on the scene. One of the
re vo an1 hero aP Ss wna
ward; the cloak in which IT had been muNled fell Of
face luminous with sublime agony appeared and Cur
"Where are now your 300 900 armed menu Let them
hope that the echo Of that voice had not yet died In Ire
land. But were this ordained, there that the
mory and influence Of which would not quickly perish
The people he loved and served and whose history he
had ennobled even in their tameness and servily would
not be unmindul of the goodness of his heart and the
grandeur Of his soul But even we're it otherwise to
to pass the people of other landsof this espe-
ingratitudc Of his own Wherever freedom had
shipper eloquence could delight, wit provoke the
genial laugh, public virtue received the civic crown
stanch fidelity to misfortune held sacred or
fruitful in tenderness generosity and love-
teemed precious than the vineyards OF Sa bma
the gold of Opbir, his would be song Of glad
and anthem Of glory In the halls of the repub
lic in her schools at the social board the wit the ora
tor, the patiiot-John Fhpot Curran-never would be
forgotten.
At the conclusion of the DISCOURSE Mr. Meagher
loudly cheered and warmly congratulated by many Of
Thu audience which separated evidently highly pleased
and instructed at the review of the life Of who
was true type Of his country, its greatness and
sadness.
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MpDIE Towy Orange County, N. Y,
October 2, 1855.
The American Convention OF this county met here to-
day. and nominated the following county ticket Every
town In the county represented and great enthus
For County Judge-samucl J. wkin, OF Goshen.
For County C1erk--Geo w. Mnlspaugh, Of Montgomery
For County sherih-John Blizzard, OF New burg
For County Surrogate-ohn c. Mcconnell, Of Goshen.
Justice ofScssions-wm. Avery, Of Cornwall.
Special surrogAte--George Cox, OF Waikiki
Coroners--lAurence Lowe, Of Crawford; Geo. G. Ban-
chard, Of WAIKIKI
The above Is very strong ticket The utmost har-
mony prevailed, and the Bnghamton platform was
adopted.
The Know Notbings Of Csttarangus county held an
immense mass meeting during the last week at Clean.
Hon +. g Martin presided The meeting addressed
nv stephen b. Cushing the Know Nothing candidate for
Attorney Mr. Crane Of indiana and several other per-
The hard shells of the First 81 Material district (com
prising the counties Of Suffolk Queens and Rchmond)
ntnrsted William H. Furman, Of Queens, yesterday, at
convention held at Jamaica.
The Straight wings nominated Vessel 8. Smith, Of
Queens for Senator and the softs nominated Samuel b.
"a rdincr, of Suffolk.
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TEATH FROM BUESs.-Coroner Hilton held inquest
yesterday at the New York Hospital upon the body of
woman named Bridget Godfrey, who died at this nstitu
ton from the effects Of burns received Thurs
day afternoon Mt her residence in Whitehall street. by
her clothes catching fire from the stove. Verdist Acci
dental Death" Deceased a native Of Ireland, and
was 76 years of age.
inquest at No. % Fulton street. upon the body of boy
named Frederick A. stienike aged IL years. who died
from internal bemorrhage produced by falling down the
hstchway at No 81 Fulton street, Thursday night
Verdict, Accidental Death" Deceased was native Of
New York.
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Al the Howard IIo,el-D. 0ordsn U. s. N. Boston; j.
n rrcncb ESQ Lowell; G. Bcmis, Springfield; W. c. Al
len Alabsms Judge Backns ssrn;osA sprinss Hon Abel
brown GRAND Isle = sm',n' 49, LONDON y. W. Hon j.
From Havre, in ship GermanaL Chean Van Coeuiberghe
LADY, two children and nurse Bndy, Benz Tokery, Of
ConnectIcut; John Godscbnid.
From Greepock, In ship 0lance-p McComle and family
Norwen n Ferguson, Johnston lady, RUSSELL John
smith aHd lady, Hugh fraser, Dryden &Lady, Murray
rpcm London, In ship Mid Of Orleans-R L Casuau and
,.y Misses Lydia and Mary Cassa Master Joseph Cassa
poSson lady and child Mrs Susan Warren Fred Grant Thos
Grant james BApero Samuel BenneilN u the s,eeyage
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sos rs mon wArrn eve 10 Is
Port az New York, October IA, 1855.
CLEARED.
sSp Iunm1s BIRD cS:Soim John, Nss T fiessra Co.
ship Louisiana Sullivan, New Orissns-ssnon 1homp.
Ship Chase, White. Chsrlsston--oeo Buckley
Bari ysaTgus Sc cSsa gnsssa
ss1t Marie, Is Ss%ass awe wslis. Co.
Ba ars 9Gsn css.u
bsrs + burden. houshsriy. PSil.dsipsia. n Brss.
s Hfss sse$
s Essss Co.
senr y Ellis; Sichoi Chsrission.Doinsr 4 Poss.,
s EsssSs a'''' ''s'
s's sR hsss Thompson
ship Maid Of Orleans Depls London Sept and pc =
H lug VIZ as' e.
sSss ss o.p
s!syse irom NswfSandana fG5 SrdsH9s 2s lat = o. Ion
rs @ Ion ~ Is passed very large iceberg; 7h lat ~
@ Ion g. IS SPOKE p Asana bound d FL am tine schT n
took pilot from the Elwood Walter 20 miles fro% SANDY
Msce,nsss Rotterdam y day.. w, ~ mass
p.s sR ws;ssl .vrs sp with ' and 800
coal as Ct s. H.: ss:y
ery weather during the passase sas Hns had pilot
brig Rover DR. Ekin, St john NIB, ls days, with lumber,
TO Ruel Orr.
sehE Annie n1s naas srioi
s a S Days S with dA
sehr Isd a o. johnson, Windsor. Ms, days, with
echr Alice, Powell. Baltimore, s days.
ssr e espSns chas SGy, E Ess,nort
schr Haze (newl, Briton, Black Rock.
s chr E kantH s, Hs ,sSs p Dansor
Schr Souiherner Huckins Lubec.
schr Gorilla Eldr,dge. Boston
6chr Charm. Sleeper Boston.
schr tIazelle, Baker Boston.
Schr wolcott Bearse Boston.
Schr Eicanor, Beech, Boston.
Schr Antelope. Wilbur FAN River.
eehr Amazon, Price, Sandwich
schr i franklin, Tin khan wa1eiam
Gchr Angler. Bessey, Wareham.
T kspsa gpSs s Sssf eaSTs r. .
schr osccoa, Rodgers Harwch.
schr ]. Snow snow, Providence.
schr MSaey Chase PrGys s.,, pr,,.
scSr Lucy y Fosn nei Eld ord New HAYES.
schr Phmhe Eiizabeh. Johnson Portland. ct.
Se t s y Bellows. Clarke Portland Portland e.
Scoop James, Gardner, Fall River.
ssloop america by Burton. Proyidence
sioop Henry. Coe Portland, CT.
Sloop II Combs, Hall, Portland, CT.
The ship Glance yesterday from 0reenoek, consigned
heavy weather, sprung mainmas and main yard
The steam brig Arctic Of the Arctic Expedition arrived yes
ssrday reports no date on the GrsEd Banks In Lon 81 e.
had sufe, ed n UGH In sails and rigging.
Wind during the day N by W, with rain.
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with the following result =
Senator. Cyrus p. Smith.
Sheriff. ....................Ge George II. Smonson
Register. ...................Wa Walter Barre.
County Judge. ...............Jo John Dikeman.
County Clerk .............. Jared L. Sparks.
Superintendent of foor ;. :. John A. Vanderveer.
Justice Of Sessions. ....... Martin Schoonmaker.
Coroner. ...................G George J. Lott
Mr.. Simonson is also the X. N. nominee.
The wing Assembly convention for the First district
met at Fatbush yesterday and nominated Ejah D. Taft
for the ASSEMBLY Mr. d. is also the Know Nothing
mince
SOFT JUDICIAL NOMINATION..
The soft seceders from the democratic judicial
ticn held in the City Hall Thursday, convened an
other meeting and nominated Gilbert Dean, of Pough-
keepsc for Justice ofthe Supreme Court of the Second
judicial district. Mr. Team is the present incumbent
DEMOCRACY CHARTER NOMINATION..
The deoci attic ward meetings held last evening
with the following results, as far ascertained -
Wards. Aldermen. Supervisors.
H.. George Sweeney, VIM. Hinman
1...... Patrick 0'Neil, Roswell &. Brainard,
5..... John Dougherty, Philip Grogan,
6...... Aaron B. Clark Thomas Mulligan
9..... VIM. H. Mills, John s. Bogart,
u..... Joseph Simmons, James Miller,
12...... Timothy Bannon, John f. Heipenbuttie.
In the Third and Tenth wards committees elected
O nominate ward officers.
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The Ship List reports the sales Of ship Talbot months
old built at East Machas 693 for brig Arabe
III TONS year old built n Frankfort Me- for 1000 cash
acknowledgement 10Th, by Jno Deano three masted
schooner Of about $50 TONS built for New York house. and
be commanded by Capt Hiram Icos, Of sppican.
AT Rockport Me, 18th ul. by Messrs Eelfs Crockett
by the builders.
To be iaur ched Thursday by Mr. Foster Medford
freghing hip OF about $50 TONS called the Peiades
Can't C Chlds. =
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Brooklyn City Politics.
KINGS COUNTY WING NOMINATIONS.

The wing county convention met at Flatbush yesterday
afternoon and concluded their abors late in the evening
with the following result -
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct lG-Arr ships Wilbur, Franc
Fisk Santa Claus and Carrack all from Boston; Creole
ter, Joseph jones' banks @ Truitt, Mary Kimba
Rose Sandish, all from New York.
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Port az New York, October IL, 1855.
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Leahorn and Tndeen; schrs Portsr reos, MeAcss
8 George, Barnard Orator, Edw King fenasgssaa;
IfxNNis, DC. lar .shrs Kearney Lov.u asA Re-
for Nssonrypcrt; Howard, Lowell for Boston: wIsNSs.
snow do for Quincy Sid schrs Gen. Com Kearny, sadns
NOBLE oc, s.Arr ship Lorena, Urqusars, NYors- C'A
,lHAcGiAs, Oct SID ISss cr.wiord Small, Msslsape,
Aies hs mar, Ann, ''a' =.
Coming g. ar ;ss .:ss %
Boston s chr posins Rusgle. from Nyora
bompson Brasos SANTIAGO eW ro aS "a sea
NEW BEDFORD Oct ioArr schr Eliza Lawton. ROsn.a.
Charles Parker Compton, Philadelphia, having rspdt Go
' S%sTu Rsi oee EAT .hr Perry s.u. m
'dssg NEW 6peronss E eas x A
ny Henry Lesped, LudluIA pishscn sr NYcss Harris
ss'Es ssRniss
son ory iss,sne ior wiaassn .oaS: Soy As
rroySsn.s r NyDsl EfSnSr 1hsIMsc R'n' p'0
PHiIx pzIsH fx oc.n-Asr sca g Cracker, shnRs.
81:
qPs; sss s1' ss- I'm
f Sssi.s Ca era s.nS..dss Isss xssss
Eco s s' sss
aps "a lp Granite Ss ss '' ~s
ai~1rr IN Lower HArsor soAr Red Rover, AbA;s fr
.esa. c' sosss ssS
/ York.
nah; sheet Anchor orcu do. SID 5sh scer ChAa VIII
/ llam Torrey City Point. ..
phi bries Tiberas Bramhal Charleston; Exeel TslAn.
HYcrk schr Elvra Allen, Boston. CID schrs aory Walker.
| NYork, ayiQhs, Mitchell. Boston. .
sALEM, Oct 9Arr schrs Alert kelley MexapdnA; Bro
uOt ND w' srs Blvd 6 Ssn %s
csRs sS sS iearnsd a. isaiy, o osse fs
dephia -. =. On. -.
arss srhr. Mnrtha Baxter, do. Mahcr Nickcrson and
Harriet Gmth, Philadelphia; Wes1ovcr Rogers Rchmoad
| T. Stures Norris. baltimore.
WiiMINGfON sc. DC, e-ArT schr John, Burton NYork-
Cid 10th schrs sprnfs Aforf Boston, Cazdboura.
/ Wainwright, Boston
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dteuce to its ordinances
There was one other legal proposition affirmed in that
opinion OF this Court but IL cannot need argument It
that the question: whether the negroes were were
not freed by their arrival In Pennsyv irrelevant
10 the issue; nasmuch whether they freed or
not they equally under the protection OF the law
and the same obligation rested on Mr. Williamson to
make true and full return to the writ Of hste corpus
Simple and obvious this proposition is II covers all
the judicial action in the The writ required him to
produce the negro that the Court might pass upon his
legal right TO carry them of or deian them What ques
tons might arise afterwards how they might be de-
ten mined not for him 10 consider His duty then
az now was and Is 10 bring In the bodies; or Ii they
had passed beyond his CONTROL to declare under oath
affirmation so far he knew what had become Of them
And from this duty from the constran that seeks
enforce IL, there can be NO escape
ce the argument Of Sergeant Glynn. and the remarks
Of Mr. Justice Gould, in the case Of Mr.. Wilkes 2 Wills
The application immediately before hardly calls for
hese expanded remarks though rightly considered they
bear upon Of the points that elaborated in the
argument upon question Of ia reception II purports
TO be suggestion and petition from person in
who informs the Court that she is
the negroes who escaped from Mr. Wheeler that she did
30 by Mr. wamson's council and with the sanction of
his and approval but that he detained
her nor has any since and that she has
horired an application for the writ OF habeas corpus in
her behalf 1hcreupon she presents 10 certain
sons founded ~ she supposes, in law, wherefore
ought sh the writ heretofore issued 1t the relation
OfMr. Wheeler.
When apple alton was made TO for leave TO file this
PAPER invited the learned counsel TO advise upon
the question whether could lawfully admit the INFER
venton Of their client Ny thanks are due to them for
The ability and bearing with which they have
discuss ed II. But remain unconvinced.
The very name Of the person who authenticates the
be{ore me- She asks no judicial action for herself and
does mot profess to have any right to solicit action In be-
bs OF anoher the contrary her counsel here
her application she mas, therefore, no ao1 whatever
Were she here as party 10 abide its action shs would
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No@l tSupefl lPhosphateof Lime,
,llla YnnausIN auANo ov,a--.- d. y

ua tsilr5T III n l,lg ++-w lluDilg t4ti ~ VI
INNS valuable fertilizer las been pl g
II 4 sgts YS5 riTEs n ESS e ltt " u
whitIIt Il tsei SI6nS Nj iftodEeoti this
country byitr suhsct bel has pgt Sle
RlE!sss y. ! l9s @,e N SBs G e9gS
lfjel5f tarG6 ytAts tAyest efltslth wllch
SsS fts sglS ss'S & s5s ssLTg esFjs8s
H ssBSl yss tSSSIF sIlsS
H$i dftts frsletFace BltRa tolhe pStlet Ihotphat
bsIss t ia s{ "A 8fs Rt aSftISI Rs$5sfISs
Il estsES e \ 4 Sats
M 81 beilsSfsS I 81 sSiSdaI Btl% Sssc o
Tbltll lSHIre y rCSly sell 9Hn ellA
ysEI SsS stSSSfSs y aS q 3 BtoSS S
nf lie nost tfltitN astts Ill the beat Peruvian iGalo
II Is easy hadGl, belg III rerlstt rOwdeTi b.
rd SGltsbc 10 all soils, Warranted HlTc qlhl genplr
ai wo maturity to be "ad as seaeogS s As hcrS 70
Pamphlets wllbO forwarded on application 70 The sub
seEllSg9r h's:gsgIs, who's s 1sQtE 6'e2Yf .
pa Il RSSsiEeIy li.iSdGy& G x ~ PsiSIs5ufs;Na
..a. Do C,N,so%sII!, MR. %Ill lIpplIaiRo|e, N@,
g4lp 51-iHl t6t IASllSaitlalClkmiA, :. ri
Mpei ka witIlaatshyTsh. long lsainl. n. y. .
New Watch and 7JeWelry Store,
ESs |Es$s'IpfSI;s FfSS '@y 2S9sf's So
lShts TGIi iCIectSl Stock O. Watches clocks, tWtlrl
silver ware, and t9icy EQoAs which 10 is law olellg
lls sgek FogreSS la9tSF gOa 4l4 silver wa'fss9
Ryefy leAcrlpll6 ll6NOr Etllewcryi - ,z - i
G6ll, silver, stlSti plaeluil common slectaclesl
Pure sye; tea, dessert, sugar, ElHIad AID saN
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Mnt1nA

tlllR undersigned haVls bought ol the eh stock o
i h0Ods belGigluRto Mdssrs Wheeler 4 Lak Nor.
chant lalOig would beg cave o iltnEn Tho q
Merchant fSliorihS Business III t6 same r00nl ioteIly
occupied by aicstTA Wheeler & lakI, and having Oh.
lsipcd lie services Of hol Of tlo iUrnct he
FlCraIel 10 make W yer article Y hs !Ele'
ami ycfy low Eo ca'hs Having large stock on hatl h9
c is determined lOscll worry low 10 Tedtro his any
nuke loom i0r lic StrlHg tools, N0W Is CeIEe
ID sc gOul CiOilns Cleap VIII Warrant every aieIe
10 DO a. recommended, OF no tate. H''r'''' 80
u. II 5s4 COiNe Ole, come allj3 iNt @iaD
=f- Hs II, And AlYC US RCqlltJl AZ ll!l ~ ,-Ns
Al O.g, Warrington ilall. -. ...l. :"
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stesRSTs Of this Line Will ,SsE
q leave Wheeling AZ foll1ws,g IIsqll "A
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'CIiRV6lC, n lehlsrS0l, every Friday al TtAs y. y
DAN U1N pRRE, UtFt A Aytfs, Sunday t1,G.A' W
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50 - ~ ~ h. s. y ia KRR T. Co. 10
mr. An TfAiaik Will he received free OF elatEe At " w
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ID HtGHLY INFORMANT.

N III lNL HlGHHYI.T TWPURTANTCUI II.llI, ~
NTEtSo Premium C6ilIsse l0s,ral Washing fluid,
IN lhe SEcaleS lntp[0y0ncl yGt yf Slg
IdH6r Sd expense III %&slils UEohlS atl tISse CisSl
isI Linens aid Coitobs N6sEeA bya iRIs Fluid viii be
SE NY so,sSt S y lars lsSy aay
Gi Mi f6j6l, ~ sSS ps3 kts l6ea
6p fi6nA The FiNid, ull Sltahs 81 0te 81 k6llra which
yiii clearly slow that L must DO lley harnesS vixen
dliotsI NIL gallons o 10 tNl Of t4ld.
TI6 ClileS9 W6SlEg Flpll Is R0ril three lDcS Tie
sibfiI htG N III Bus eh6dSG tot large 9mIly
yGShlntl Which chn be done IN OF toats. sit ~
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