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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02
PUBL &c MEETINGS.
LEGAL RIGHTS ASSOCIATION.

LEGAL XIII II > ASSOClAllON.
On Wednesday evening, in accordance with call
by circular, meeting of the Legal Rights society WAS
held in linn nuel Pe-by tei4n church. THE Rev M.
Wison'sl Cottage pls,e, near Beecser street NJ.
JESssGs president Of the association, took the chair
shortly after O'Clock.
The Rev Mr.. WILSON opened the meeting with
prayer
The CHAIRMAN, in his opening remsrts, stated the
object of II association, and denounced the presen.
proscriptive practices Of the Sixth avenue rarosd
company.
Mr. WrLsos stated dat he had not long ago, waited
fort, seven minutes for ore Of the cars in which
cclored people are allowed to ride While waiting no
less than fifteen cars had passed before he cold take
COZ We, ar &c to The point to which ne desired CO.
Mr.. j. y. SIMosS made suDdry satements about
"us;rg fists =" drawing cire'," palefaced
"rascals &c; his remarks on the whole were uuin-
terps'ing.
T,eRtv. Mr.. WILSON begged to reuind the audience
that Mr. SimOns, who said 30 much abOu' fist wJ'k
had stated az last meeting that he bad been on a car
Lot org ago. and being demonstrated with to 'esve
the car by the conductor, lef it quietly.
Mr. GIBBS put quarter of a collar on the table and
osstd the people TO dc likewise. He urged them not
to ps'rorige the jim Crow cars"
Mr. 1rYIs CAMPBELL in a very intelligent speech.
set forth the claims of the association and atei that.
if The coored PEOPLE wanted to set matters right they
must show the people that they valu ID their rights by
following Mr. Gibbs example. lie contended that
there coud lie more practicable plan of operation
TO ced u9on the public attention than that which rep
resel TED itself in good round sum of money
An attempt was mace 10 disturb the mse.lng by 8
nan naned RoiD, but by the pIomptness Of the
chain an confusion was prevented and the mee'in3
separated in good feeling. AbOu. one hundred and
6fry persons were present
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THE TURF.

NATIONAL COURSE, L. I-TRorriyG Thursday,
Nov. l. less. Pure of $4,000. Nile heats, beet , III
5, In barnes:
" Whe!sn .ni-Is b. g. Jake Ostiy .............l ]
r. fi.Her enters m. Lilly Dae..............2 !
Peal {
Tius 2:i2-S:f:-2:iGt.
There was quite large attendance yesterday At the
course 10 witness q Is trot Lilly Dale w,s The favor
i've s,airst TIE feli a. 900 70 $50. Jsss Oakley
yop the race IN three -traght hea.s
CENTREvILLE COURSE. l.. L-TRoTTISG-1Hur
dav, Nov 1, match 81 coo, nile heats, beat IA N
Lare
c Carl nsress Milers Dspsel. received f'rfen-
II. woodruff nsnss LADY FfaaLs .... paid foidt
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Ayu GIpsos, free bl.ck woman Asks the humane
20 help her redeem from slavery her sister Maria Neal
the chs.'el personal Of Thomsz Lsnsrole, Elicots
Mills Nd, who has agreed to give 600 of her estin-
sted value If her sister VII raise the odd $780, She
i. indorsed IS honest and reliable by Rev DR.. Bond
Of Tie Chrisien Adeoeate and Journal who has coz
septed to receive contributions on Der behalf She
s.ks tho.e who can help her to drop her line to 80
Tb0mpcna- ehs will gladly call and make al 70
suired explanations,
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TIE II oDtbly meeting OF the chamber was held yes
ercay at the MeI chants bauk in Wall street-RoTAL
PHiLPs in the absence Of the chairman Mr.. Peril,
presiding.
Messrs. C. II. Roeers G II Sa5ney and Frederick
G.. Gebb8rd were elected members vi the chambers.
Mr.. H. o. Brewer was elec ed member of the con-
mit'te Of arbitration
Mr. CALED bARsTow, in behalf of the committee
90 the usury Laws, reported circular advocating the
repeal Ct the usury laws, which Was adopted This
cifc,a lar is 10 he sent to the cities and through
out tie Sste for the purpose OF getting up move
mert to il fuence the Legislature in favor OF the
Iepesl.
Ire chamber adjourned.
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HIRES.
TIRE N GOLD STREET.

TIRE IN GOLD STREET.
Al. O'Clock on Tnursdsy morning fire broke out
in the quor-sore OF ]. Gsffney No 80 God street,
but the asmes were eIiDguished before the premises
sustained material dAmsge.
YIRE IN BRooKLYs.
About II O'Clock on Wednesday night, fire broke
out in house on Dean street. between VANDERBILT: snd
Carlton avenues, occupied by severd families. The
FIRE commenced ia of the upper stories. az sup
posed from accident. The hcuse WA damaged to the
e1tert ef several hundred donars-irsu7ed- The
owner is Wu. FsDping.
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CIR Y ITEM s..

Miss LOUISA PrSE wiitske " a fare Fef benefit" 81
NibIos tbeater tonight, where che has long beou
THE musical msgre, TIE Lore SDcg-of DJnizet,i-
Is to lie given by the comp any, with gsh text be-
sides which a concert, wherS the new pianist, Mrs
G atop and Others vii, perform. See advertisement.
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Tsrp~ance. Essr- sc,lfn,. hnft MIi1 Lao.
lib hor. house. Be Nor house lhn t'ornic3
" tboeh Jssobs. II &. BesseI...Ab. c. WitnrEh-
WIN. R!chASds.. n. % Minis o.. .Dsvd Feekh
Dsno~Gfie Aa'i- nafss Las.
F- Guy Garrison. Ssnaoi UaTEson
FOR ALDkRNEs
He-d1 D~-ocrai;e Hhig. 9epsAern-
l..G sweeney. John ta>ks No rouina
(D,v-d aitiec .EiisAs z Norei.. No n7nlaios.
fs;riet ONet@ .Henry Ls-+ NO 30 Iialii1u-
9.So romIs'iOD.. Ds ia P. Bsp.rt..H L5-bsr.'
f.No nouius,soT. .Ttou ~ F,Si-r.
IS yntL Drush-fty No Joni si,o..... 20 nomin.rn
Elisha Thea l. No p0a 10 si0a- No 'uiasi1a
eAAFCl 3. Cai.. asin AexaEser Ed ia n A exAnder
y hoe D. Hbds Z. oh.ilss WIlet.....Adsn s. CfJwsu
! Ste. c. J.essA'.-
g.. SOseph VISA. fas 4 Van DIubt... No puiss'on
.. WIN. T Nils. John Sshw,nwedsi. Peter ',sn''a''
10. = III Il Shss j q Ep1rs m y shaw
:, -, a.. WI an w wssh.. True W. Rolu>.
h'''0' '''H'"ns WI IN c, ehrsn....--
- Tinrshs Ramon 10 No no nis.ton
L Eds. o'FsIrsls No nOulo,iOn .....No nomia.on.
SUPERVISORS.
~ 1rd.. D~noe71ftc Uhig Rernbl,edn.
1. WIN. Hiorosn. Aim T. Meriet. M nomination.
g K C. Brairsrd Robert 4. SeHck....S No u,ulin s,ion
8. domination .Ionu J. sudv- l....No nominatioa.
4 No uenra;iou B@niP Thomo 90. isssc Allen
5.yn X mssee. - o nomir ,tion... NO nom nuioa
Fostsr Petc No nnIn0stion. ... No touin taea
Is Tso. Mu is,n Thomas sol! Tho Sullivan.
T. san Graham . George W Kemb =. Froderck Gloyer
s..Peter W,csof, Go don c Adams No nomination.
g..yobn 5. Bg.rt Henry Boerum. Geo g, Marcel
II. Samuel snih..JobH . Clayton. ..ssnnei Smith
II. James Miller. hrplJ ss 'Eiw.s; Copeland
a. J. Htis.enbatiei No noma en No animation
linden ~ld dent
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NEW-J.ERSEY ITEMS.

PoLITIcAL.-rhe second Assembly district Demo
cratic ped Of deesses from the Fiat Ssoes1
nd Thd vad, OF Jersey CITY Wedns5ay sy.pins e.
No 81 Montgomery street, and nonABatsd Joan Lev ~
the Assembly the second ballot MI Cassles fiAA w.
rornfnstsd upon The frat ballot. but de dinsd
The Hudson county Den.oc CONVENTION met =. be.tys
csuuty Of osIl IL deemed advsssbs % noniass
csnSi,te for sAsrs Johr A. X, eson Peter HSSeY 100
Care. Vss Mater po1lasted for eoroncEa
JERSEY CITY PRISON REPORT $-Dunng The msnas
u OoioS there sItJ ssht eocnias TO tbs Jers{
u,son FOR 81, nee. a. fciovs: Drunkenness, 81 drum
dssrderiy di.orderly a. stealing reeeivns T,. 81
l. malicious nbchief, l sssaat, bshusf ,.s.rs 10 -
The nativity Of the psone IL shown BY tbs Psoe A.
A follow, Irsland y; PphsBd,s Germsny ~ s''
upltsd States II, Of whom wsSs sosstsa'
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FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.

The general assembly at this society was held on
tie 3Oih Oct Among other BUSH ess then transacted
the following per,ons were elected administrative COM
n,itee for The ensuing year: A. Hogaet, PRESIDENT
A. G. EllcsD, frst vice.presideDt; j. Chatellier
etcor yic PRESIDENT A. Roux, treasurer; r. A. Ger
cy, secretary. Trustees: V. Lcompte, V. Laine, j.
Cabp, A. Vtgnot, II. Obitz, A. Seyder, l.. de GIar-
dir Maiag rand, =. A. Rosseat, G.. Barley, DE Goer
A. Rsmtl
Nh A. HoGUET, president Of the society, presented
tie following annual report
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DEATH or JUDGE MORRrS.--rGe Democratic COM
mi;tee me at r.nmsss hall last evening aud ap
pciDied commit to drst resollio expressive Of
the sense of the committee re'4ive to the de4th Of
Robert II. Morris. Messrs. Green, Rog> Waterbury,
DuDlsp snd Devin wee appointed members Of su
committee.
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THE FAIR or The American ISsTIIu rr.-T0e fai- st
the C-ystal Palace is not closed with O,'obcr. Ia
greet success ard the interest Of the pubic have ia
duced the managers to continue il %: tts present.
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A SEw ORDER.--A new order under the title 81
ts An e.b on formed In the Thirteenth wsd %
Bro kn he since aid toe present. rss ovss
hgdsr uenteTs have enrol ed. American horn et
zsps PfortssHt Cath &c, eligible " ms@oetsnp
C1ice. AT! ssysfy men are prescribed.
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fAdyertnement. 4

DISEASES or THE EY. AND EAR.
FBAscrs sALTEs, NJ. D., NJ c r.,
Ocuiist asd AuItS
No. 81 BondsIeet, New York
Office hours, II A NJ. tO4P *
~ 5.-Dr sALrER will orwsd h, Published letters {,
address upon application.
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FALSE RUsoR--Yes erday rumor was IA c'rcsia-
ls,, the Fasrn district the eject late ~ n,gS
tive hundred persons gathered oano ST. Nays
Cboe chUroh corret cf LsOBaId ard hsmssn sreeu with
ID syowed Intention Of barog down As far - could b
ace. aned, tie ramoT without foundation.
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SAcRILEGIOCs.- Considerable indignation i, ex-
pressed liens Of the Fsen dct. At The manner IN
hlcn rs ans esbumeS from Peesones buryns gea 10
Union Sometimes the contents 81 sesefs eors 80
en- ptied into one box carried "a for iltsfment-
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WILSON'S DANDHLlON COPFHE--FOr DyspepEiB,

INDIGESTION Sick Head Ache Bilious and Liver Dse,sss snd
especially Genoed OF eoieats eons"tooos
Sold by all respectable Aposbeoass and TIA 1ncPJ dsp
soTDs1 of Thirst and Sd-sv.
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fAdyestiS nnent.

None except those who have suffered all the mrs
cries Of DYsPs various firms sppseis the
va ne Of edcH> that vii this oios,e. To all who
would ind a remedy say Try the ONYsssATED birrgss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02

A NEW yOLUNE.-See advertisement of LIFE
ILLusrRArED, on Gist p,ss No. now ready ~ N, Ss
Brosdwsy.
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ADVERTISEMENT. !


.d On the 9Th u giving OF the NswYorx Centred
Railroad cor odson which has pronounce false in all
ssn,is particulars by The Albany Evening Jou'nt Nov
Ipo the be true 10 all essential Paftcaar'i and
that the public may what they and that tie friends of
the u IL nclos- ns article,
with ue:t shat you ~ Putiab il q. al :vshi'sDsnt
F,mThe Mp. YoIk Ie,oido Of Ots.
Tie New Ysk Central rood whether viewed
Isht OF iiupe eiJIn poGed exortisn, IN hs bare
ced sH,yey o. the perPeatsra y snd sd@iy y .he w
mis- o. gsir sd. Theoretically. ntnPy the nemoas Of
fru thI sore eeAis day and making Up her
Practically, however, the consolidation was s9m-thtns more
Ce,'sH snb, OF the In d.eoves:rs o. ns new par
eo~Iiy . boy 1p ee'sty and Tor ''ns On m me
The esn.idstioa scheme oiiansred .. Albty There =.
poi stock oboers and h're. wh2 eongst n ,nat
city every M E 'T TIE pupo otcH ping q Lees ttIfe
~ .IH I5a a"5 s ape: :9 ~ very
coup', anu ndecint nhnefo s;c'm9n
Their I'd To- ' &. :h leS .od T. ss:
decree gnbend 81 il any othef city 10 TIE word Ia The
d.ipn ID, details Infinitely st down, snt e.eh u AS
Of The pisnd. .sesty aaas'd The 90 Albany va
VS. SCI eesn a, GA 500 s.a premium Of .s'eaieen p,
cent n. o.d ser Hs; go ~a &C. Coz = s.a
per Il proo-by cost Of toe e5o.'Le.ors ;'' So
ms 30 Sgs I, ssr 25 coS s, tuned n a. sio
read paid dividend, never earned exposes, sd
% he .ooth ID. ofbe Noas IL .o-u, 20 or 30
IN ssr,e,. called ,hs Mohs~E Waller" red sod p4ss,d
10 a. 1000 ard prsuig Of tf;J five per cert From
Tie. TO yr.use they ted another r,si half dozen
nile. ma er tie OLD EosS, ,psot soolt y 10 '1rysSs
called ths t-s and syTseue Dec r.. roa s1d charged
/, 10 ID, moderate Of so00o snd ty
rer ecu: premium Trey had sdolbe ebec, ID tas
The syr.cse Ute. sckh0ders o5posd 20 The sol
eon.cisnsgs psc1Diy ground. We e
net ecvIed The direct ro.l b.ipg stss7d o1t NJ WI
Ir.op told ne eu!d come IN or no' "a be pleased "
GAME IL. ,.s- r..o,,.,
Tie sy.eIse sIt Rochester q. al din ar - ~ "a
az, Ihsir posps rsther dpbou They
90 th.. bands. Of ihemths oias r1HElns ger w
Auturr hills ni cup1 Robin Hoods barn 20 plee1
sTiey and ne Csn.ntsixgs ftspd -w1 sennhhs
respsse Of psyps sxp.bses, while me ns"
line CURED ieube rssk. Depo;s stsu2a &C s-s
Oh not exsc,y sc my Wsts
-ish tNei- tSaeI .ee :. az @ .s
81 pe- esrt u,.miua IL w0ni,r no pot srs fd not rHs
ou linz over tie ss rosS Alo5s The suh is Of NJ Csns
80 az ri. l9as or IL They ht h-Eees ed
,,L. 7, ie,, Il shuppt- sons.hog Of that sort gave
....,,,bls 4. tbs Mohawk Dlf ect liEes
Lake E1s-eIong the nsrrowest
o, =, he STATE sith enlarged csna their mids;
-, b,,e ,!lh psra e. os4s sx nEsaed and ~o audst
Wv There h~ Old Ro hester snd 8sssvs sod Ton.~snd
80, The Rochester Lockpor and NiAzns Falls ROAD hs
Prels,t.r Lockp5r ard Buffalo road he CsnsnieG ~nd
Nis,r. The Buffalo and New Yort CITY ne New orr
"a Rrte he Buffalo Pittsburgh, and the Ere and New
yTk GU Ausf'hsss r0sds tsgsnd Vgsf tie @s tsVass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02

LIcIUREs-Mr. Thackeray is announced 10 deliver
four Lectures before the Wl.InsbuIgh Young AsSs ChSssH
A,,oclatCn. On the four Georges Of England.
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BROOKLY N II,ElK,S.

Mr. Collins gives an entertainment! at the A.ieoerm
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STATE POLITICS.
IL T. II L ICAN T1CK E Il .
ANTT-NHBRAsKA CANDIDATES

REPUBLICAN, STATE NOMINATIONS.
Vov Sepet1r, o. Stat,
PRESTON KING............of ST. Lsvrssss
For Controller,
JAMES NJ. COOK ..of ssss6oss
c,o, F., st s,, ErSS,s.- ard S''r9@s
ABIJAH MANN, Jr........of oussns.
ALEX. B. vi LII ai;f.s.". w,yo.
For C0nal COmmissiose,,
DANIEL ii. BISsELL.....of LiVns,''o.
For Stots P,i.on Enspeeto-
WESLEY BAILEY........ofo 3eidt
BRADFORD Il. G0oD 1 1Ssas Cfau term
JOSEPH MULLIN .....Of jefferson shO;t tsrun-
City and County Republican Nominations
AzARixH' 0 g. FIAGG.
ANTHONY j. S"i B1iggEEUKER,
DOUGLAS x, G IEPRrf f.1s
DIR. ALAss6 So $. JONES.
CHARLES BIISsING.
F9, Street Gs s7s,.
JACOB l. DODGE.
DIR. JOHN II. GRISCOM,
70, Counsel 70 Corporation.
VIM. CURTIS MOVES.
For Gote,ror Of aim. Hou,e
ROB- LOCKWOOD.
For Jnies Of Supreme Court.
tR RHAnR f. +. rG Ga%dHS' .sa ,...a,,,
myRi iis' m Il S~',
LEWIs Ii. WOODRUFF.
cAm ISI sif't 4 fElT ivTs t..s;
For Justice Of Marine Court
CHARLES r, BIRDSALLs
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PoLIcE cssEs.-CsthsriDe Farrell WAS found IN the
rses Of the s.eOrd ward on eene.dsy nsst osJ sra.s
ara ured having ALLEN tbs Psyeuset asl coz
Lsr he'd eay Dsiey found 0p.fd from TIE efsa.
,aresohc Of which she bst atsh undue quantity Ben
x,re t.xen 70 the second district Statioa horss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02

SERIOUS AcCIDEST.--Nici ael Conner, enp'o! 81 u
Dukes storehouse Atlantic does fs ron me ths
.tory IN WedLsdly sitsrBoon and suslnsd ,eous 'nurt
10 va. conveyed hospital Oy Ceer ohoufse u Ne
Third dlsrs 10, police.
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fAdysrissment
BLAKE's PATENT FIRE-PROOF PAIST. No I'D
Pesrl-.;-See under head " Painta
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Dr. b. c. BUTCHER, Dentist, formerly az No.
Isl Grsnd city and sd the ct,s
Of Irof, ct No IS Eas. Ii st between u and 5Gsvs
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Advertisement.

ali who write should 90 TO WnMARTH's, No "a
Maiden aDe bis style of Pen ana Pencs e,lsa
Lvnds Patent The bes things Of tho kint ssosd,
h.se elegant and durable WsrTantst aot ID -
,ut Of order The attention Of tins trade y Invited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02

FATAL FERRY AcCIDEST-Thomas SecOrl, a cat
lie desl.r from Delaware county " ded ys-'erd.y the
Y hosis from Injuries received last week by falling be
tween tse bridge the Jersey cs ferry aodDg nd one OF ns
boats. Coroner Hilton held honest the body AMI n
bin. sowD that tie occurrence accidental aod that
ue,or except the deeeaSed bsne, tered
verdict accordingly The deceased - yeas Of and
has let a wife az two children
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02

SCAtpFD TO DEATH An inquest was yesterday
held BY Coroner Hilton No 2B Rzlbe street. upon tae
holy If El,Id FhzseIs twelve d. vho on srd,y
lat ay cadsd cOus5qusoc9 OF his h.sng pulled over
pTo h self Tub of which pad been ced
low .hein The dty rendered srde OF accidental
dee b.
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We are requested to cali At ent on to m sdver
h.nent Of & reward for the lost neckless Of bile.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02

SAILING or HE OCEAN BlRD.-roe new steam
ship Ocean Bird under the command OF Capt. John
Graham sailed yesterday afternoon from the foot Of
Beach street. North river on her first trip to NewOr
leans, via Havana, in the Mexican Steamship line
She carried out full fteis TO New Oheens, aud
about eighty passengers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02

Csptsin McC,uley, long connected with the Ii
f.ye,te Fusiier, Of the companies of the I've
regiment under command Of Col. Frsn,h has re-
signed bis commission, and betaken hIusei 10 PR.
yste life.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02

There are three nominees for he county judgeship
Kr eoacty Brooklyn and Wuismburh) and the knights
the daL lantern eonved t. secure tbs nomision two
Of their panber for that oe, on tie old line Hard
DEMOCRATIC tl-ket ana one or the cd line Hard straight
whs ci but unfortunately for them the Republican parry
neul Wlla,n O. HsmmOnd, j, esq, Of Bf1'Aya tor
thai off &c who ashamed Of his principles in daylight and
IL oppos.d all Know NchtDss and secret polica
Mir H. mraord formerly soft Denocrai. aad seHue
man os,ns the re.rest and eoIfdence Of the bar and II
o. cisd would ths confidence OF the poop e. ELECT
en OF Kiass county! Do you want KnoWN''hrs ~ g.
Pememse ht every thrown for eher Of tn, esndda'
nonsed By the Democratic CT Wing osrti7s Is vote Tor
HilSoo Every vste thrown for william g. Hammond, IT,,
the Yepubo.n candidate vote for opPonelt OF the Ha
900 Kn5v Hots'oga L.
BROOKLYN CITY NOMINATIONS.
The foios ing Il list OF all the nomiuatio-s thus
fer msd, il Brooklyn for county and chsrter Officers
As vii be ier, ttee are few vacancies yet to be
filed:
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-05-21
RIVER NEWS.

o. The Golden Era, Capt. ArcHIsoN, arrived
early yesterday morning, with 80 cabin passengers
and so deck. To Mr.. Dawley, her attentive clerk,
we are indebted for late st. Louis papers The Era
will leave this morning at 10 O'Clock, affordng III op.
portunity for those wishing to 60 below take pas
sage on pleasant and speedy boat.
o. The steamer Editor, Capt. JAS. F. SMITH,
arrived at our port early yesterday morning, bringing
for this point 80 cabin passengers and number on
deck, with good cargo Of freight.
The Editor landed some 40 passengers at Hudson
and Saltwater She leaves this morning at 10 o'clock
for ST. Louis. We are indebted to Mr.. Thos. Palm
er, her obligng clerk, for copy of her manifest
Mr.. Burnett presides at the desk as first clerk.
o. The Minnesota Belle, Capt. HUMBERsroNE
came in at daylight yesterday morning, with 200 pas
sengers, cabin and deck and light cargo of freight.
She left yesterday at 2o'clock p. m. Her freight con.
sisted entirely of small lots Of household goods belong
ing to persons board the items Of which Of no
especial interest to our readers, refrain from
publishing them.
o. The Black Hawk leaves this afternoon at 4
o'clock for the Minnesota river. 81
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The Chicago Democrat of the 18th May furnishes the
following quotations Flour, city mills and family
brands So 25 country brands Sc 5O7 90 for superfne
stat so for winter wheat four 81 5008 rs for extra
Sales 100 bbls Albany mills 81 361. Wheat, common
and fair spring 81 370l 40; prime and choice for milling
and export 81 3s01 49, red and yellow winter 81 $50
SO; prime to choice white do 81 1901 IS. Corn sales
soc delivered to warehouse Oats in demand at 36c
delivered to warehouse Barley $101 Is. Rye sales at
9Oc Flax seed 81 25. Timothy steady at s202 25.-
Clover IS 5OO6 90. Sugars N. o. common to fair 51z0
52lc; fair to prime 5slD6c; prime to choice 606Ac.
Molasses, plantation 30032c 33035c sugar house
32037c syrup 81 l044c Belchers golden syrup e2kc.
Coffee, Rio 11h0l21c; Laquira l20l3c G Java at Is
(016c; Mocha 16(G17c. Hams, smoked city cured
$40 100 TBS; country 7Dsc y fb Shoulders do do at
5I@5Hc p b. Dried fruit-apples 81 IS u bush.
Peaches impaired 81 s0D2 O6. Lard little selling; No
in bbls at 70sc by the single bbl Tallow lie q b. Po
tatoes dull at 81 1917 Cheese Western Reserve 1lG12c
country s0lOc. Butter plenty; sales at 120l4c
p frkn in jars 150l6c; fresh roll $780, Beans $l01 SO
p bush and demand. Highwines 26c; whisky 2s027c
Hops, Madison county, N. Y, selling at so034c h
nv hall
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Later from CalifOrnia..The Steamsl, d
Golden Age Damaged.

NEW ORLEANS, May IL.
The steamship Empire City has arrived here from
Havana. She reports the steamship Illinois en- route
from Aspinwall to New York had put into Havana,
having on board the California mails, &C., to April
18th.
The steamship Golden Age left San Francisco on
the 18th, with the mails, passengers and 81 800 600
in treasure on board On the night of the 18th, off
the Island Of Quibo, about five miles from Panama,
she stuck aunken rock, while going at full speed
The water gained on her rapidly. Perfect discipline,
however, was maintained among the crew and pas
sengers, until communication was had with Panama,
and the steamship John l. Stephens went to their
rescue, and landed them
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Pes SrrEAnER GOLDEN ERA.-Passssgers,
l5O-Freight-J Farwell & Co, 8 pkges; Borup
& Champlan, Is do; w Bass + Co, IL do, is bbs
pork 20 sks corn; d L Fuller. cases; A II Mosley
/ bx; D BerekIy, buggies and cargs; J Doney, IS
bdles. bxs castings; Davis Day, sbdles sash; W
IlIingsworth, Is bxs clocks.
PER STEAMER EdIToR.-Passengers-5
Freigdt--C Schmtt, bx md1e; Presley, 50
pkges mdze: Mayo f. Co, 10 do; Culver + Earring
ton, do; D Michaud, pkges; Marley 4 Kern, So
grindstones; W Bass & Co, so bbls -four, SOL SKIS
oats; H Pen6eld, bx; w Constans, II pkges Rice
+ Myrick, 140 SKIS oats; Bass & Co, kegs butter;
Constans, 22 pkgs mdze, Dbl; w Simpson, 20e
pkgs; A. L Larpenteur, 800 do; Uncle Sam, All do,
pkgs.