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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
Kept by Jas. xullin, Front Street.
ARRIVED.

Aug IS Jenny Lind, Haisht, Montrose.
Royal Arch, CLINE. Galena.
lanartine, Adair Muscaline.
Dan Convess, Herringtsn, 81 Louis.
Equator, anpbeii, Wheeling.
DEPARTED.
Jenny Lind, Hsight MoHtrose.
Royal Arch, CLINE, (;alena.
Lamxrtine Adaif, Muscaiine.
Dan Conyers, Harrington. 50 Louis,
Equator, Campbell, Wheeler, 81 Paul.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27
CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,
DOAR DING AND DAY PUPILSs
Davenport, Iowa.


HE above Institution will open In the basement OF
the Methodist Church, on the hrst w ednesday IN
sep,ember Entrarce AT The Of the building.
Turrtos CRARoss rsR TsRn.
Prcpn ratory Departments, for boys merely con- a..
meneibx their education, vs'cV
The Common Branches ofan Eng lsh educauon,
embracing Arithmetic, Wruing, kesd'nR, ms a..
toyy {; rsmuas, Geography and Composition, $50
The above branches, together Win
Greek, Latin, Geometry, Astronomy, Physioio.
~ EIocution, Book Keeping. Algebra, ana
he Rudimeuts Of Chemistry, Mechanics and
Natura, Philosophy, io,eo
Extra eharses for French and German, Music,
Drawing, nc DC.
Charge for Boarding, Per Term, exclusive OF . 40
Th.rs Is" be four term. in the course Of tho year,
viz: Two OF /? weeks each during the winter scason
ana 10 Of eleven weeks each In tho summer every
Saturday being holiday.
Pupals will In all be required to provide such
book A. may be recon- amended by the Principal.
No allowance will be made for tho absenee
al pspi erccp In Of sss nsss or removal 70 IN
inc onveaieBt distance.
The Principal Of this Institution, In commanding
% the office Of the Public takes the opportunity ofss
surns those y ha may be indacsd To entrsst children
70 his charge that neither pains nor expeass shall be
spared on his part, order ojusty their coincidence
his hone nd aH being TO e. his school one ofshe
ne nj ofthis nourishng city, caiea'a-
Ted 70 a. young for either professional or COM
mercisi career.
dertack. Rector 81 Trinity Church, Rev. VIM. Rns-
ledge, Pastor OF LIST Baptist Church, Davenport.
jas Gamble, NJ. D., Mr.. ba~iey. w. :. Brown,
David Steel AID A. P. westfii, E.qs and Mr. Carrie
ton, lie Claire.
Aug "a tsa5 d-w-2x
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27

NAyUracrUEE OF SALr.-M. Thomassy,
French gentleman, has made care ful ex-
animation of the United States, with refer
ence to the manufacture Of salt from sea
water. He has had great experience on the
subject, and is satisfied that salt can be
made here by evaporation, as on the cost Of
the Mediterranean, for two cents bushel.
He has gone to France to obtain the reqsi-
site material, and will return BY December
to begin operations.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27

/, is said thasthere are over three thou
sand persons in New York city whose only
lodging place is The doorstep, the coal box
or the benches III the public squares
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27


LADIES' COLLEGE.
'HE Second Quarter ofthe above Ins,itut. win com
menee on "Wednesday, September 5th in all Of h.
departments.
Our arrange menis for thorough courseof instruc.
iion 10 the various departments Of the College, are
ample and on scale ~ meet the demands The age
and spirit ofthe times.
We aim to give mo re practical thorough and GO m
piete course OF studies than any Of schools for
young ladies Yea, more, We mean 10 tax the lead
in the business offe male .ducstiOp
ThecouPse OF studies will be varied suit the cir
cnmstsneesand intelle etuxl ca pacity Ofthe pupil
Tutionin the Primary Department., o. OO per al
do -" usual eourse, 90 :"
Languages and highe . Eng ish branches & % -
AeTI.-NosIfrs chareesin tho Normsler
Teachers de artment.
Music on Piano, Melodeon, Guitar and
Harp, oiO OO TO I2 90 :. q
Landscape Paintingis OH. 8 % i. :.
Monocbromntie Crny and Pencil
Drawing, &c. each, 5 % -
Papier Machr and Osnsme ntai Leather
WORK. each, s - "a
~c., a., IN sll their variety each, S % {. ~
Diplomas will be give to those vho com-
Picte sthofouEhcouTse In either ofths
departments.
bosrd with furnished rooms including
washing, iighis. fuel, stationery .k1e, - % :. :.
1.-THE pa pill ia wishes her sooIn, etc, ~ ~ ~ -
al payments 10 be made In advance.
ars. m ust ppIy ssos r. II. COD DING.
Propristavsnd Superintendent.
y. ": 7; K K e Gems: Prine'p'l'.
Davenport. Aug,2s, '3s-dvn.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27

ErEs--Tt was true remark made by
Dr.. Franklin, that "the eyes of other peo-
pie are the eyes that ruin us. n all bnt
myself were blind. should want Meth
er fne clothes, dne house, nor fine furni-
ture.''
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27

Miss De Ford, q school mistress New
bury port, Mass. has been fined BIO and costs
about 375 in ALL for severely punching
pupil. She has, however. appealed.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27

Tie Richmond Dispatch speaks ola pam
phiet just published in that vicinity whica
estimates that within the last forty years.
CT ,624 slaves have escaped ffem the South,
or fifteen hundred annually, and iha, the to-
fai foss is S27,7a0, 500
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27

Clinton, Clinton County. lows.
Dersons DESTROYS Of Information concerning this
II point ID plat Of the new Town and obtain
full particulars Of prices of lots &e BY ealing on
GkO. n. PARKER.
Office owe. wiiey.s Grocery Sore, sdSt.
Davenport, Aug. IL SIT
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27

EkTkAvAeAscE "A large merchant and
import - says, we are paying ore duty on
artificial bowers than on railroad iron, and
thinSs more Is thought Of show than SUBJ
stance. We are thinking be is more than
bal figat IN his opinion. bot we should not
pay d1ty On either railroad iron or artificial
flowers they should all be manufactured at
home - Gaiena Ga-.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27
Arrival. as LIE Claire House.

Arrivals as Lie Claire House.
}. BUTTS, PRorMEroR.
Saturday, August rs.
ID w Reeve Middletown John Anderson, GalenA
N w Morgan, James Jenery, Lyons
W Bar,ii, Chicago McCu.e,
A Jansen, lie Claire q White. lie Claire
A : Aston, Davenport Abram Mills. Detroit
Theodore Ward. ST Louis b Hershey Skdausb Musea.
q rogers, LIE Claire 4 Barnet, Bsookiin
r Johnston Ledyard, nix Xiv fall
Il n " hite Rose Hill Dzter lady. Iowa City
q Green, Movaster, Mss ID n Austin, Granviilc,o
r NJ Grimm vicksburg Frederick k"y, oquawka
CT gley Cambridge HH Newbcrry. Minnesota
John Yore SA Hammond, Chociand
w Bsgley ~ John 4 short, Fort Wayne
{, w Bzxiey Mauuoketa s u Dammoand,
+ Famsiy lfinois X W Hawkins,
A w Wiicox, Maauoke q kistley R.land, Moline
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27
Misffllaufeas.
Hydraulic Cement,


UvArs nile CemAnf.
OEauuC VCosVnss
I'm water Lime. kan, constantly on hssd and for
Osaie BY ,.,
June VII no"no"s . rNn s. - 49,
Ynra IN YYAaY
,AS 49,
~ u9Sasy seNoctvuaou 81 Susesn H1as
/ Will lease TOT ~ seAIs, Lows on nvsuy, Ms'n 81.
these lnss are bcauuuiy sNnas - ana we low Ts.s
gct shoap noMe. co"vCncs ~ VIC S %W', PS' VI
Garner Of Main aud second streets.
Juntas, sss-dn
-
New York Efuhf More
LxHoHE L11oXsa L1A0HsM
EssRs. sLnhioSa aana,s. shs L. Cl.,,s
Az ceiveS ~ .na,t ''" "pr "a O,.n~r,. Sor
'-'' - ''' ~ " ALSO
large 9nanty Of APPLES oI hsn.s. ~ ~ 4. A.
measns~. iescAos' 'sA''' -'' .'' "
their season. p,i,s,a,.
uvo VIZ csii - Wv NS" wv q crrpuRxS
H. Z. ELDhiDSE
Aug. 18th, ieSs df
-
DISSJ.UfIo
yv1ur r. ra.,,a.,,t, h.,-, IN "a .sisttpv brtws en-
VEpty .n, RsaKoW ia M, dny dis,olycd BY
mn,,..l c,,. NJ, Y.rby ,etIYiuy The accounts
%u,i a.. , .,,,,s% ny II, sr ~ he nrm.
u R,y,ow will eon,j,,ue the BANKING and
E,rha, ~e f,asine,. at The old stand n, pur advt.
below.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27

A STORE on Main street. The best hopS ~
N two iosain Forrest Il DiIlon's addition. ~
lot ! clock -. elotsin Green's addition. isv".|
ar.t rate iaad In Clinton Co. NHiTAksa q uHDI
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27
UGimproyeu Lands.

UGimproved Lands
1000 acresiL Ssuu County,
S,Oug .. e. Cedar
5000 =. =. Mussatine.
Together with large amount offs ndiE Johh.ot lssL
Po~esheik, Clinton, Msr,hsil, JASPER and Psal
eouHties.
Any OF oil OF the above lands, cit! louer lrolsra
are offered Tor sale by
GEORGE 4. SltkoLu,
General Land igeri,
Sarveysand Subdivisions OF Land made aiAs shs't
est notice BY an experienced ehsinseE-il D., hnsI
once. dElN
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27
LANDS FOR SALE
SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA.
Over 900 acres Of the best land in the country.
BY wM ALLEN,
Land Agent 4 Real Estate Broker.

Over 600 acres Of the best land in the country.
BY WIN ALLEN,
Land Agent & Real Estate Broker.
LIE See 0 gad the y. W. Soc. 10, 7. -, n. 4.
4. eontaintng at ,esiher 400 aeres.
Lota-Ihe W Sof s. w. OF See Is, i. 's, y. r.
Lo;3-Tne W. offs. w. otsee.Ic, 7. ~, n. R.a
IotI--Tne \. W. I of Sec. TT. 70, y. R. ,E. Of
10, s--The s. W, Of See. Z, T. -, n Ra T.. Of
Lot --The n. 4. Iof,he s. W. Of See. l. T. 20, n.
r. 3 Il. Of 20 scfes.
Lot "A tract OF 50 D. 100 being part Of the g.
Of the n. Z. Of See. ~. T. 70, n. f., about 81
miles n. 4. from Davenport Duck Greek RAINING
through It,
Lo,s--The 5. W.T. Of Sec. IS, 7. 10, n. X. w. Of
WILLIAM ALLEN,
at Mr. Nerwin's Gas Fixture store,
witAesuax block snJ Street.
Davenport, Aug ssth. isss-Ai.-
CHEESE.
TuSr received from Hsdson, Ohio, One 10. OF
u Western Reserve Cheese for sale, whole sale Of
retail By
Aug. 18th, less. ! N.
70 RENT.
burrows q PRErrYMAN's Old Ware Hous",
ID on Frons Street, possession given Immediately.
sug23 n. B. HOFFMAN.
CEMENT, WATER LINE q PLASTB1 Of PARIS
"TARKANTED beat quality, for sale chssp AZ ev-
w or. RkNWICk son.
BIxaf Building.
ang23dn Ferry Landing.
r00 SALE.
4 TWO tory Buidsg and work shop on Brady
~ bet ed and I'd Streets.
Enquire Of II. c. RiORDAN.
aug 25-n Cor 81 and Brady.
Gold Pcn0
FOR COUNTING HOUSES.
A RARE chance Is now offered 10 buy ut very low
"A price The nnest quality Of Large Casss. for desk
use.
ALSO
Every description OF Gold Pens in co mmon use.
Call quick ai No. lie Claire Block.
aug2I ". H. HOLMES d co.
niCkS Phi osophieai Works
~ poa Qaixoite, illustrated
Wilson'S Anne ricsn ornthology.
For Sale al
aug. 81 No. lie Claire Bloch.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27
NORTH psyrn.eIt
East nas.nrnft

W hahhs"'ir bhi DAG -, I'D te- EE.il u,
sIsueusl heail, auist, 4, frr e. a ~ \ lt,,,to,
suba!,isioLs :. LAHsbriss. tGfvooI.IG stliln.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27

NO. IA Farm OF 80 ac,e.,n M,
a. iac Teiesr.r ~, tnuf mics (rn,, nv. .tst Trek
a.,as hnaer cultivation, new Fr.me hou,. q.
cislcrp--pnee ST.. ''u'e' ssA4
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27

IUsr received Fsn style Gents Hats 1t GREKN's
d Ma. I, Lcclsirs Row aug ~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27
Green's 9d Aelition

soiots on I'd ard tlh streets, veil sitgltss, .,
pr.e- aHd loBgHue
10 lots q .ekrittis'. atdpislon, o. "a nd "a
streeis--oiss $50 t.,E
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27


55iots In fullNie~ of the riStrih 4. IayeEEsn. q
rrices fsbeiieffom . itt 1" tat. OF lul, IN, W
sarite ulars enquire al ogrunoe.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27

NO Is--a Farm leo acres, acs,of,,os -.
and Agood well--priec sioperserr' 'oO"'' isi't
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27

witch 10 Timber YIN acres .rela..a acis', IN 4
fenee. ons The largest srrngs h II, .m ~.
. as.er ialina stream OF water run ni., 49, ~
hundred acres; sgre.tioestioI Tor StoeI
SIS per acre. rAn--fho
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27

NO. ise- a Splendid Farm afsso sos
". T. 20, Weai, iaa acres unsierc, hiy,,s sfeIsi
llnoef, an esseile't fAsefn stand nes, -.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27

MOLE -tA Farm of ag acres. near to.,c.,,, a.,
acres lns-r enlt' ahoh, ltG acre. ii lin l, ~,
nouses, ~ air do and ffs me BAN > "a 80
Qaarrj.3 stiis d ,trrar, i.a,rr,',,s ~ ,'ps
tho iai.ds AID y oil 10 each house. '@'''p
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27
Scott County Farm,

We have no~ several beau,if fpsn
ed--Anoag y hirh are the foilo : i, 'sslinpnt
No. iss--ln Long Gsove ..of So A.. 90.
anass guilty atioL, - Of fmber, rss o q, slsl
via great saf,et! Of Cherries plums ~. vrsl'a
good buildings, we'll, cislesb--seo' A'' mo Gnls
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-27

AGENTS WANTED.
Two sell various publications The settled
Il portions OF the State.
Good inducements offered.
Energetic agent have clea red from to 10 doilars
per day. For paFticulsfs sddress n. b. layer,
sug2bd Aw2ws D.y.nno,t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20
Tie lass of the Steamship Crescent city.

EAFaNNAH, DEC. IS, I15).
The CrescertC City was wrecked Little Bahama Bank
twenty niles southeast Of tho western point Of MiteTnia
reef she struck with tremendous crash and bged in
nedistely The boats lowered and raft construct,
ed in case II should necessary TO desert this ship
before relief cine. boat sent ts Sandy Cay AZ
miles distant and returned the 9Th WITH the wcecng
cnoouer Dedance, which took off portion CT the pas
SCI gers and carried them TO Nassau The remainder OF
the passengers, with Capt Cray and the crew. afterwards
chartered the brgsntue Alma to convey them and the
mails TO ths; destination. Observations we're tahen dur
ing The day that the accident occurre1 and soundngs
re1e taken up to tao time q striking /, IL Supposed
that the letting in Of stsosg sogtheasesiy current
caused the disaster,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

T III e i A r T. 8 II N Il w 8
BY ELECTRIC AND PRINTING TElEGRApnS.


NcvP& 1fOnA KANSAS
REPORTED TERMINATION OF THE DIFFICULTIES, ETC.
Sr. LOUIS, Dec 1e 1855.
despatch from Independence fthe 1sh inst, says:
The trouble atLawrence Kansas has been settled by the
people promising to deliver up Offenders obey the laws Of
the Territory, recognize Ire Governor srch and
duct themselves in tie future law abiding people.
They refuse however, 20 deliver their The vol
unteers from Missouri have besn dsbandeI and returned
home.
Col Cumming, Superintendent Of Indian Affairs ar
rived at Council Bluffs yesterday from the Back Feet
country whore he concluded treltes with several trbes
of pdinue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20
Eepaxturo of the America

BosroN. Gaec. 10, 1885.
The royal mail steamship america sailei 81 h O'Clock
ths morning. with ITO passengers of LAYER POOL ami eight
for Halifax. Ar, Paran Stevens Of the Revere House
goes out bearer Of despathes 10 Lonlcn. The Aoe
RIGA takes cut sos, eco in specie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20
United states snpremc CONF.

= WASHINGTON, Dec. 70, 1s5b.
~. 'i-John Ho'roys Plaintiff, Va. Levi Punphrey.--
Jnstes csmpbeh delivers he opinion OF the Court
verg tn. judgment Of the Circuit Court Of the District
Of CoumNia with costs, and rem snding the cause wish
directions 70 award Wi, Of reniee fdcls dc lso.o.
No. 22Jacob Kisseil p,ain,iG The Bo-r oe nirec-
tors end lis President of tho st. Louis Putic Schools
Agrront continued, BY Mr.. Grer for defendants, End
Mr. Johnson for plaintiff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20
Marine Disasters.

DOerON, Doc. ~, $3.50
Tho shiy Ontario, from L, siOn fsr Charleston IS. C.
fallen in with OFT Nantucss. Monday dsn stci Ii
gale the 9sh instant. sho taken IN tox BY the
City q New York from Boston for phladsirh'e
and eft a. Newport yesterday.
pHuADrIrBrA, Dec. Is, 1855
Az the schooner H. Il II. Gould, nj Orleans Mass ras
comirg up ire river Martin Finley 4 sailor, fsu over
board and drowned. Capt. Could lespsj into boat
10 him, Sut the boat swanpcd, anI be also vas
drowned,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

AHKINfL UF THE VNHLs HfIuIas NJ WHNHIEsEUN.
CnAp1tsroN, Bec. Is, 1855
The 4. 9. mail steamship James Adger arrived here
from New York at O'Clock this (Tuesday) afternoon
ARRIVAL OF THE FLORIDA AT SAVANNAH
sAvASSAH, De,. 10 1867.
The steamship Florida arrived here from New YORK st
10 C'eioc& last nigSs, with all or board well.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

SOLITARY and ALONE. - The latest Know
Nothing estimate of the division of parties in
the United States Senate gives to the black
republicans II Senators to the olive whis-.n
!; to the Know Nothing democrats, ?; TO tho
regular democrats, 80; and 70 the regular olt
and cut Know Nothing ], viz; John J. Crit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20
Arrival OF the Asia at Boston.

BosTos, Dec. 10, 1855.
The steam ship Asia arrived here a. o'clock this even
g. Her mails Will be despatched in the early train
morrow-due In New York abon. p. NJ. Our alss Of
English Nspers contain nothing Of important not en-
tiicSd ir the despach from Halifax.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

FUTI AUELFHTA HTUtK BOARD.
ffu4Di1rHlA, Dos. 10 1855
soeAg tea'y. penne. 6's g.; Reading a. long lsanl
lax, aiortia Cana 10, Penns X. r. "a.
Nav ORiE4N Ter. Is, 1855
Cottsn--sGies to-ssy H. SEQ bales: m.diing sac
Ecglsr3 1gc Sugars snd raclassss hm. steT inr -.
shlrgs 2 yeg cen, yrsnlunl,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20
NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1856.

safety" II ia very annoying, however, to ind
that one has been hnmbugged, ous il il piea-
SAINT to know that ii cannot be done again in
the same manner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

teDeen, Of Kentucky. SOLITARY and alone"
there he stands, like Col. Benton when he put
his ball Ia motion. The Know Nothing demo-
Gratis are Houston of Texas; and Adams, of
Mississippi. The Know Nothing wings are
Bell, of New Hampshire; Foster, Of Connecti-
cot, (hoth wing abolition Know Nothings y
Thompson, of Kentucky; Clayton, of Delaware,
tconseryatiyes) The "live wings are Fish, Of
New York; Benjamin, OF Louisiana, burning
democratD Geyer, of Missouri; Bell, (three-
fourtbs Know Nothing,) and Jones, (two thirds
democrat,) Of Tennessee; and Pearce and Pratt,
Of Maryland, the latter almost persuaded to be
democrat. We incline, however, to the
opinion that Gen. Houston is the only Senator
who, as Know Nothing, has taken the third
degree. We shall know more upon the subject
before month goes by.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20
Police Intelligence.


THE RowDY ARRAY AT THE CITY HOTEL-FURrHER
PARTICULARS.
In addition to what published in yesterday IS HERALD
regarding the ARRAY among pugilists and rowd;es the
City Hotel VIC learn that third attack upon
the bar keepers about o'clock the night,
when two fellows entered the place just a. Mr. Baiy
barkeeper about closing the premises for the night
and commenced amusing Themselves by firing umbers,
decanters and other dangerous missiles around the
to the great alarm Of those present. Fearing that
newaI VI what occurred In the fore part OF the evening
ne Of S
thus escaped unhurt. Finding that there no
ns present upon Y shs y could pcs Their
leave. The police, as on the occasion Of the
hrst disturbance, we're nowhere 70 DO found until
became too late Yesterday Mr.. Harpsl proprietor Of
the hotel wherein the took place. appeared before
the Mayor and the District Attorney and made COM
plant against the perpe ators Of the outrage Steps
being taken to have the accused arrested who win
be severely dealt with should they be caught. The affair
sas created g,sat excitement among thai ss Of the
artists" os matter ofcourse uld not lena hand
to sreha proceeding So the tab !. purely consnedto
ton made Il tho affair In the Eighth ward police return
which, to ssy the least, is very strange. Why We're
not fu particulars given OF the dsgraeefu by those
whose duty it was 10 know all about the
CHARGE OF GAMBLING.
descent was made upon the establishment Garner of
Howard and Mercer streets, named the "s4uile,v by
officers Webb and Stage Of the Eighth ward police. The
police paid their bst respects 10 the proprietor Of the
place at the hour Of midnight Tuesday whea social
game at cards was going in the back rocu. Those
engaged IN this species OF amusement together with tho
ord were taken into custody and locked up in tbs
station house for the night Here they gave their
as Augustus Wineccop John McDesmott, Robert Isascs
and Robert White. Henry Wough. the person who
claimed the popr corshp Of the Smile held TO bail
In the rum OF S3t0 to the charge Of scepnx a
disorderly house.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
NEW York, Dec. 10, 1855.
notice In your paper Of tt day that CHI. rged with
rectviDg stolen goods and that my has been used
az fence" desire 10 say that the above charges are
utterly false and designed 20 irjure The epnatou
OF my store has always been respectable goo a. my
neighbors willing 10 testify. The mime IL Warden
burg, and not Butler as stated yesterday.
G. WARDENBURG 1877 Roosevelt. street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20
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THE STRAIGHT OUT WIGS PREPARING FOR THE
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN-M1LLARD FILLMORE
THEIR CANDIDATE.
The straight out wings met at their rooms Constitu
tional Hal last evening" for the purpose Of taking into
consideration the organization OF ward committees for
1855 s. s. Ward was in The chair, while Mr.. Fellows
ard Peter c. Mail acted az secretaries
The following resolution offered by Mr.. Brooks and
adopted
Resolved That in the opinion OF this General the
nnmnation OF Miard Fillmore the whG csnd Presi-
cent lo the United States viii be acceptable graceful
the wings OF the State of New York, end
recommend him that candidate the wings United
States III statesman In the school Henry Clay.
resolution slso offered authorizing The ward
committees to lect five delegates from ca ia ward 10
form the General q mmit e. tor 1885,
The mt etipg though not very large one, exceed
ingy enthusiastic. The straight out whigs consider
tn. elves the only true vhig party in this cy say
they determined to stick to another like wax to
cobbler's lspstcne.
motion being made to have the proceedings pub.
shed in more Of the morning papers, the commit
tee adjourned
KNOW NOTHING PRESIDENTIAL CONVENTION.
John Bullock, Esq Of the Twentieth ward, has been
selected as delegate to the Know Nothing convention
that meets in Philadelphia the I'D February next
He represents the Cong district formed OF the
Ninth, Sixteenth, and Tsenticth wards. 4