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The steamer Latona broke her starboard
shaft at Plaquemines. going, up, and made the
trip on one wheel. She will be detained one
tripfor repairs.
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More Fresh Clothing.

more Fresh CEOfhtssY.-s
Piersola, Harrison a. Co,
CORNER OF CANAL AND. MAGAZINE STREETS,
Have additions Black Warrior thsr large
ELEGANT AND FASHIONABLE cLoTHINe, which are offered
at their USUAL Low PRICES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
NEW STYLE FANCY CASHMERE BUSINESS SUNS.
ELEGANT CLOTH 0FERA CLoAKs AND TALMAs
SUPER PLUSH VELVET VESTS
BLACK CLOTH FRocK AND HAyMARRETs.
BEAyIR AND CLOTH DVERCoATS PAEEToTs AND sACs,
aDoEsKIN AND FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS.
Fine asorsm ent Of SHIRTS DRAWERS uNBERssfRfs HAND
KERCHIEFs, SOCKS, GLOVES AND GENTLENGN,B FUR.
NlsHING GOODS with general Of PLANTATION
AND HEAVY GOODS, for the country trade.
NJ Country Merchants and cit invited examine.
osl apst PIERsoN, HARRISON 4 co.
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!, The jury in the case of Alderman Herriok,
one Of the indicted New York officials, failed to
agreeupon verdict and were discharged on
"a bride, etc, = /,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-02

Msss- TO DRUaarsTs For sale, the Stock,
Store Fxturs and good will of WHOLESALE DRUG STORE
aslr.hng commercial town in Western Tsras
doing Of from thirty forty thousand dollars yesr
retire buhiuess For
L o2f A. T. BENNETT d CO, , benk fiacs.
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sFoaEiaN EsL1sransTs. We have received .
copy Of report Of the trial of Henry Hertz ct all proe
outea by ths United States, the o. s. District Court
for the Eastern District Of Pennsylvania for the alleged
offence Of snsng In this country to join the British
foregn in the erimea 1t makes pamphlet Of one
hundred pages and may have occasion to refer TO it
again hereafter ssss
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.S'Osp fs your Chance.


Az BY AUTHORITY or THE STATE OF GEORGIA..
FOrt Gaines Academy Lottery.
SCHEME FOR NOVEMBER
TO BHsDRAwN NovR 2sd, 1865. IN THE cTTEoE ATLANTA
GEORGIA, WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING 70
$3.50, OOO-EN
Will DO distributed according following ininitasis Scheme
draw prize you go. the Of ticket without
deduction, and Prize drawn at each drawing
Look u i'll Ono Prize 70 every Ten ThkstF ID 4e5l
CAPITAL PRIZE, $1oo0oii y
Let thefeors every having regard tina repnlhng
purse attend oh and forward his order Immediately for
Tickets. s
Lss .hone huy, who bong ht before.
s4 And shore who always bought, now buy the more.
Scheme Look sean welcoun. your chances,
and ask yourself you withstand tho Endorsement easrd
Read Readl
Prizes OIL. are. 1900
.-.........s..... SEQ 800
ii $50 1850
10 40 ars................ i,lo0
IT 10 i.als
rs 81 3ley
% IS 7,OI5
&c 10 9,fV0
$50 are. '.............. 8lao
-
1eeo Prisss amounting s3poo0
L ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS.
Az- Tickets, SIS 90; Halves 81 so; Quarters, 81 o.
Address SAMUEL SWAN, Box No. 80 New Orleans r. 0.
oaa
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II ARIsH Of oRLEANss

lFoR sTATR SENATE.
LEaNUE BURTHE.
GLENDY RURKE.4
J. D. MTUnEL.
ROUSE OF REPR EBENTATIyEs.
First Dissriei-Dr. WIN. b. LINDSAY.
JOHN 4. sPLATTsMIER.;
saeoas pi.lris.-THOs. III. sHIELDs,!
T.sA.sBAHTLErTE,
A. G. BRICE-
Third Dishqes- III. I. RANNEYs
JOHN w. PRICE,
kR. w. JAMES. M
& Fourth pistries--H 10. EGGLEsToN.
AUG. DEyALL.
Fsft4 Dasret-cUsTAyE LEGARDEUR, Jr.
y ARMAND PIT0T, Jr.
sista Distries-Cnpt. RICHARD y. WADE,
a. D. D0RI0COBRT.l
stssaM Ds,a il. q. LAyILLEs i
Jos. SOLOMON.
fseasA pissries-As. r. de LARARKE,'
Capt JAS. III. wHANN.
Nsat6 Di.frcf-A. @. T. MORGAN.
5asusk District -lsAAo THAYER.
AS, PHELPs,.
frFiT II. .. MARSHALL.
Aiai9s--L- LEON BERNARD.
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BsLIsyIlDE IRON WORKS. The foundry bust
nsss Of the Bsllevie Iron Works. in Agisr will hers.
after be carried on by Messrs r. W. y. Cook B. Ealon
and they win have an oes 81 No u Commercial Placs
In this nlty ts F
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the Corr CHANGE

The this and generally who
requested the Change Room,
Foatsr' Of Poyras and Fulton Streets
MoNDAy.sh November aso O'Clock A. M for hs purpose
opstng 'Chanse, and selecting the daily honr Of msetng
I tho tshange Subscription
Rsadmg Rooms ST.
Charles stree SATURDAY EVENING Nov. s.ar O'Clock.
& PuneuAi geuera both respectfully
neqaested. = z-st' '7= 7at y " y :
NOT apsts .* SHERMAN, WHARTON II CO.
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To the Ladies.

/ HD0fbe07-,s
WRITING AND BOOKKEEPING ESTABLISH
|. MEET, t6 Canal street.
New Pupils will be fsrstvst daily. spersl hours wM
for Ladies' cniidren. Premiership HE 80
and DO Keeping taught s.isnfc
ara ried 70 al
oSl sp6i* RUFuS DoLBEAR, l06 Canal street.
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Gsissrapben to tbe main Crescent.
THE EXPECTED STE AMER.

MrHs soyrHEnn AND NATiorAL LINES.
Nav YoaK, Nov i, 1ox r. M.--Th.ss are Is JET! no
signs from sandy Hook Of the Collins ssamship Baltic
now twelve and haf days out from Liverpool for this
port Her passage has probably bssa RETARDED by cor
trsry winds. =. - '''ss 'ff7 2sa~'' -tf7H
Cotton was dull to-dsy and prices without change.
Flour and Corn also unchanged, the fezmer being
firm at last quosed rates. n i ssrsps Al VA 4
4. AZ River IntelIigence. II
LouisyilLE, Oct. 3I--The river Is at stand, with
feet water In the canal. The steamer Ferd departed
yestsrday for New Orleans. q elSsl ss''i 80
Lou,sy,1Lx Nov The river II falling with feet ID
inches water IL the canal The steamers A. L. shotwel
ard Mediator arrived yesterday from New orlsans and
the j. M. stockwsl departed for that port. -,
CiscIaNAri, Oct. 81 There ls no change to noten
Flour salss Of Whisky at ss a8s cents par gallon
Dispatches FROM New York quote Mess Pork firm salei
Of Ohio whisky Mt Al csnts per gallon. ss X,
CINclwrATl, Nov. l-Flour Is somewhat higher to-day
but dull at So 90 per barrel Whisky has declined with
sales at San cents per gallon. Nothing Of interest in
Wheat $50.
THE Opening SEAsoN.-" The season y, har
at length made Its sfriyathe for dressing
dancing poiking and promsnading, seeing and beDs
seem The stars hover world shine forth with fresi
ovsliness aud in apparel Camp street Is begiunn,
to usurp the place and former glory Of ohartres,
whole bevies Of beautiful beings, beautifully bedecked
pass and sepass Chloe doors hourly their way to
from Harbyss cheap dry goods store, No. 1855 CAM
large, choice elegant and fashionable
Of seasonahls dry goods aces collarsts silk
satins embroideres and other analogous articles
found as at any other place in the city We would cal
attention to his advertisement and also to his stock
goods. MR.
We cali attention to the advertisement Of
A. Levy, Jr auotioneer, of the sale Of B. Brewer Co.
stock Of house furnishing articles in lots to suit city
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TEE MAILS, A great achievement was an
ncunced yesterday;' 1T was no more. no less,
than Mr.. Campbelps contractors had, after Eve
weeks exertion, succeeded in getting the mails
through from New York aa late as due. Il
was making great demand on the oredulity Of
the community to induce 1t to bellows ii was
actually accomplished; but the achievement
vas somewhat qualified when we ascertained
part Of two mails from the Atlantio cities were
yet behind We are thankful for What we no.
eeiyed, and feel inclined to remember Mr.. Pisrcs
en- Monday next Our dates from Boston arr
q The 18th, Nav York and Philadelphia Of ths
18th ulH.
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4 LEeruREs ON NATURAL PHfLosoPHy.---To-
night, Mr. e. Noble will deliver the second Of his
sess Of LECTURES upon Heat Light Electricity ete
the Lyceum Hail. We wppid advise al those who feel an
Interest 10 hsss philosophical suhjsets we'll those
rho desi to foster the talent developed by system
Of public school education to attend We indebted
10 Mr.. Noble for Tickets, and possible, shall attend
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UsreN BxsK.-It will be sesn by reference tx
the anuoaneement published In this morning paper tina
Mr. George A. freret has been elected Cashier Of TIL
Union Bank, to al the sacancy caused BY the
Of Mr. Wood. Wseongratate the Directors Of the Banl
upon the choice they have made Of capable eourteo
and rsntlalnan1r nt1aner 49, =. 49, at ssae 49, z
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EUaopHAs INrsLLIGsSoz --Ths mails by the
steamer Africa. NON liverpool are due this
morning at our Post ofice. The correspondence
py fhese mails is Of the highest Importance At
th's memensssset the msils will rot come to
hand. % adyices from Mobile received last evsn-
ing Indicate s's
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Our readers will notice MR. Norrnan's general
advertising card Itw be observed that be- has opsned
store under Me st. Gharlss Hose In connection
with his cid popular establishment NO. Il osmp street
nasr the City Hots whsre the guess Of both o ttssa
great houses always md agreeable place to visit
and at the TINA 20 purchase thsir supplies Of books
and stationary 81 the iosast prices.
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FRANK SHAW, JR., d Co.,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MER-
chants and Dealers Western Proaes Thoupouias
ste
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27

McCeady Mott Co. IL 80 tons burthsn, sad intended
for the Southern trade.
Brig Altoona, staknecht. satiIo River via Charleston,
10 days, with naval stores, TO X Read.
Brig II wass, Mulinsr Georgstown, sc, days. with
schr Dsnvie, Dodge Richmond, days Jan "a Chinco.
teasue bearing II miles, passed the wreck Of schr Of
about l50 tons, bottom up, painted green.
sehr Timothy Pharo Crammsr, Darisn. &c, 10 days
Schr Emma Amelia, Harding, Boston, s days.
Schr Colyer, Chapman, Boston,
SAILED.
Steamship Cahawba. New Orleans and Havana
Icr-Large quantities Of drift ice made It's appearance
our bay and rivers in the evening.
REruRsED-Brg Milton, McEwe,, hence for Port an
Prince having anchor and Of the ehanreurn-
cd to replace them
The bark Rhode Island hence for Savannah anchored
in the Lower Bay OF head The brgs
REQ, for Augusta, and w Dugan Dsrton for Port au
Prince this morning and anchored ct
In consequence Of the head wind
Wind at sunrise K, with meridian NE. with rain;
Pm with dense fog sunset WNW, and fresh; Pm NV,
and fresh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27

suIcTDx ny HaSoISo.-coroner Hilton held al inquest
yesterday at the Bellevue Hospital upoo the body Of
Nehemiah Davis, . native of New Yors, who came 10
Lis death by banging himself 10 the cross beam above
his bedroom door Tne deceased admit,el to this
institution some months ago suffering from inas nma
ton Of the lungs and the disease had ga N IN elect 90
his mue thst he VAS thought by many 10 havl been At
times httle derAngsd. The jury rendered verdict Of
suicide BY hanging The deceased cut forty
years Of age.
SUDDEN DEATH inquest was held yesterday, on
the body Of an unknown man, Who fell down suddenly
Thursday night. at the corner OF Rose and Duane
Streets and being picked up expired in tn, arms OF
the man that went 70 hts aid. Toe name Of the do
ceased vas unknown He has been In the habit Of
boarding In the Cottage, In william street. and vas
known here only By the name Of 'frsnehmAn,"
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AIunos& Duel between John mitchell aud a
Cincinnati Editor.

The following correspondence between John Mitchell
and william schouler editor of the Cincinnati Gazette
On published In the Cincinnati Enquirer
ZANrsvITLE CENTRAL HonI, JAN IL, 1855.
To Col WILLIAM scBouIER, EproR or TIM CINCINNATI
GAZETTE.
sR-In the Cincinnati Gazette Of yesterday morning,
and In the leading article of H. find these words Johu
Mitchell by violating his parol OF honor, escaped"
When saw this sentence caused inquiry TO be made
at the Gazette whether you were AZ home or where
to be found and learned that had on the morning
Of that publication left the city for Zanesve The pur
pose the present publication Is OF course to request
you react the fasehood and caiumny quoted above
In writing and In such form shall satisfy my friend
Captain William r. Lyons, of Cincinnati, who is to hand
''N 'A'' JOHN mitchell.
ZASEsvrLE Jan. IL. 1855.
SRIn reply 10 your note Of this date have TO say
chat the words which you quoted thersn from sn ar
Gle In the Cncnuati Gdrets, written by me. They
were founded upon information derived from the public
ress of this country Your note Is the FIRST intimaon
have ever had that they not true. regard your
denial OF their truth satisfactory tho stands
and therefore, shall give your denial OF their truth
iace In the leading columns Of the Gdsete
return 10 incinnatt. II has been my practice
fsr lesa INV desire state that which IL not true
and when convicted Of having committed error,
done any injury any person, have siways been de-
elrous ana ready 20 correct H. Your ooedent servant
yonN MfryIn1, ESQ. Nh SNnVvLhk,
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MARITIME INTEhhIGBNCR.
ALMAsAc ron voRx-rms pAv.
sun nisEs.............7 IL NOON sErs............ =
SETS. .............5 ii HIcH wArxR %

CLEARED,
Steamship Hermann, Higgins, Bremen. @ II Sanda
ship Kathay, stoddard San Francisco, Goodhue Co.
BARK Nord America HAM. Psssrs Hamburg. 4 Beck 4
sehr Evir., Ingalls,. Cape Hsyties, ia A wilson
schr sawyer Farwell, Barsces. wadleish Knox.
schr Telegraph. Roath, PhilaielpAia, J W Mckee
Propeller Locust Point, French, Baltimore, Cromwell
ARRIVED.
Steamship Nashville. Berry, Charleston IS hours, with
10 AN % stterss passed ship Mary Asens Of wsrrsa
bound hence for CharletonL The bad heavy easerly
ship Game Cock tcipser Of Boston, ossOOd shsnshs
sl and Bia, Wv ss A9s . no. 10 s, ws ssi
Chins Sea- experienced typhoou which blew asu OF
sst quarter boat Ac; Jan IT, lat 80 Ion II IS spoke brig
Charles Coe hence for Key West days out afth passed.
arr, team and other portions Of wreck OF apssreny
Sarge vee Tho report Of the arrival Of the Gsme
Cock the 9th from her being spoken BY iiotbost
which got . that day
shiy Zgrsh Rich nsvr. Dec TO- With ma,s md 81 pa.
sdyee winds LETT the rnrd the 18th peeS wcatbcr
rur but winds ahead to the Westward
I'll Nantucket week fatal accidera occurred
young named charles Fuller BY falling from the mirsn
SIR Mercury french, Iisvre, days. With mdse ISL
rsrsonr,ra, 10 BOYD Uiuoken
shin (nex OF Bosttnl Ste,son Dana
I,rs Caleb G Killings tof BsnsOr cort 81 Thomas ~
day gusno bsng part Of the cargo Of Ahp Tmoleon
At Sc Thomas IT. dstress) 10 r Riley.
Bx zkzs Van Buren Laguayra, % days. With hides and
ccGe. 20 t,ssnsn &C. EsPsri,ns'd ss.,y y:..h.r
Win sugar 70 master. KxpereAesd heavy wsshsr the
pns nysss n,y Fish, Nyslc CO. dsys Ia ballast, v
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~ We efe'' y 'e0 TOW" ffse'
MISSING vEssyL-Ship Manchester, Coffin hence April
for via Valparaiso has not been heard Of since she
sailed from Montevideo the sd uly where she
repairs Having been absent nine months
tertained that she 10 lost She built at Bath in 1885, $40
TONS valued At about 600 and owned in Nantucket and
formerly in the whaling business The following are the
names OF captain and ewAllen Cofn MASTER Chns
Pman, LIST mate; David Evans I'd do; Joseph Francis
steward John Alexander cocktail of Nantucket Seamen-
Jnirus Butler, Of Penn Edw Bennett and VIM Johnson
Rhode Island Robt Joshua and dorn Wilson, Mass; VIM
Cram Providence; Robt Wells, NYork Thomas Coffin,
boy, Nan
LAurcHEDAt Bath, oath inst, by Mr. johnson Rideout,
ship OF 400 TONS called the Ironsdes She Is said
ship Of uncommon strength
At same place ed by Messrs Trufant, Drummond Co.
ship of about 100 tons-no particulars
Al Phpsburg Mo, 10th, bp Mr. Mnot ship coo TONS
called the Cortez. -
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The Governor and council Of Massachusetts, are q
visit to Springfield They will return to Boston this AZ
terroon.
The Montgomery Gala Journal Of the 22d inst says;
Eek Governor James Hamilton, Of South Carolina
passed through city Saturday last for Gavsston
Texas. Judging from his appearance he bids fair Tor
many years. He has passed through many brilliant
During the days Of nullfcation he was dover
Of South Carolina, and that prominent In the
passage Of the ten million bill the purchase OF Texas
Ex Governor Clifford Of Massachusetts, In very m at
his residence at New Bedford, and not expected to
live.
Al the st. Nichoas-Hon. H. A. Poster, United States Sc
nator, Rome; Rev. Alexander Kemp, Manchester; C.
Dam, Bunaio; Hon VIM &. Hanley, Avon; 9. A. smith,
Baitimore: Col s. Seymour, Piermoat; Q. Bancroft, No
n Jewell Hartford Cen Peter Gsnsevoor Albany; smith
Trowtridse, syracuse; DR.. stsbh philadelphia; lion y
Purneli Phiiadephia: T. y. Pittman, 81. Louis; W.
Barnard Albany; w. IT, Banks, Savannah Thos W. Key.
tey, Richmond; H. Bell, Lexington, KY.
At the Astor-R Sanders, KY; p. ". Stetson, N W
u. Briggs Sprnsned; A, Cook, N. C.; j. w King, Aass
II. W. King, Als Miss Canoi N. y; j. Dcrnon, Va;
1assene, Charleston, s. c. SHREDDER Miss Col llamil
ton Albany; CAshey, Baltimore; r. w. Henscy Phla-
At the Irving-Hon Alexander Evans Maryland; Hon
Andrew Tracey Vermont; Hon. O. Burrows Albon Rev.
q. II. Barton, Boston; Hon j. Ogden Dey, Albany L. Al
lendorh, Montreal Capt T. Wiley, Lake Champiain Zal
Fitch, Cleveland: j. J. Msrruder, Washington, D. C.
John II Ham Baltimore Capt T. Hooper, do; Judge Bar
nett N. " Prof Gilbert, Canada West.
At the Prescott-Coi. s. g. Coe Cleveland; r. f. Field,
Clevesnd Hon N. Armstrong do; Hon Jas. Kstchum,
Dutehess county
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Birth.
In Boston, Wednesday, January a. the lady Of Mr
r. L. Davenport, the tragedian, Of a son.
Married.

Married,
On Thursday evening, January 25 by the Rev. Mr.. r.
Van Dyke WILLIAM r. WILLIAMS to Mrs. FRANCES II.
FUNK, of Brooklyn N. Y.
On Monday, January Is, by the Rev. G. II. Houghton,
Rector) at the Church Of the TRANSPORTATION Twenty
ninth STIR et EDWARD WRIGHT ScUTTs to MARY AMELIA
GRANT second daug liter Of the late Charles
Grant, Esq, of Montreal, Canada East
Canada papers please copy.
In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, January a. by the Rev.
E. E. Taylor at the residence of the BRIDES father Mr.
i. V. WILKINS to Miss CoRSELIA ELY, daughter of Hon.
Judge Ely
Albany papers please copy.
On Wednesday, January "a, at Hudson, N. Y, by the
Rev. Mr.. Brown, DIVINE BURTIs, Esq, Of Brooklyn L
l. to Miss CArHARNE daughter Of the late Capt Samuel
Ray, of the former place.
On.Monday, January 8, 81 Washington City, by the
Rev Samuel Clarkson s. WILMER MARSH, Of this city to
CoRDEIIA E. NATTISGLY of the former place.
In this city, Thursday evening, January 25 by the
Rev. Dr. Mllett, his residence sos Broome street,
Mr. HORACE S. GERsoLL to Miss CATHARINE JONES, all Of
this city
The lovely bride was of Ewes fairest daughters
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The Collision In the Mersey.
TO THE EproR OF THE HERALD.

Observing your statement In yesterdays HERALD,
OF the sinking OF the brig Corinthan in the Mersey de-
sire to make ion beg leave TO say that the
Pacific did not Into tie brig, but simply hit her
quarter with the end OF two OF the buckets in backing
the engines, which tore toe quarter entirely cut OF
Cornthian that she sunk In minutes
q lucky escape the crew The buckets in.
jured In the least II thick ~ the time, and the
brig had no visible light, On.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27

THE BELGIAN PArPERs.-For many weeks the Belgian
paupers who arrived in this city from Antwerp, have
been ncarcerated in the Tombs and no action taken
whatever in their by the authorities The prelmi
nary examination before Justice Bogart went to show
that they not convcts, but merely paupers Tho
city government should do something promptly towards
either sending them back TO the place from where they
came releasing them from the dungeons OF prison.
The matter placed in the hands Of the District At
torney nearly two weeks ago. yet no action has been
taken by the late Grand Jury in the of these
They tired and weary of their
and complain OF injustice done them by the authorities
not taking action in the II thsse Bel
sans to be sent back to Europe why let 1T be lone
once, though they to he free and set Mt
large in this country there is necessity in OBTAINING
them any longer in prison One thing is certain that
their ha. been neglected too long We hope the
Mayor will devote little of his attention the case
MELTING rHK IRISH REPUBLICAN UMoS.-An adjourned
meeting of the above body held at Hermitage Hall,
of Houston and Allen streets Thursday
ing 25th inst. The President Mt Moloy, in the chair
Mr. H. P. Monaghan, acting as Secretary. Matters Of
much interest brought up for debate relative to the
future of Ireland, and the best at command to
further the principles and objects of the society let
ter was received from a gentleman named Ready, Of
Louisville KY, giving the society TO understand that
similar organization exists In his city and asking infor
nation from the central body in New York. also letters
different towns and cities in the several States
ing like information. This club bids fair to outrival
its sister societies in numbers at least and in enthusiasm
for the Of Ireland After the transaction Of
other business the society adjourned.
PRESENTATION OF GOLD WATCH AND CHAIy.-Cap tain
Hopkins of the Third ward police presented with
handsome gold watch and chain Thursday night last
Some Of the residents Of the ward presented the vau
ables to Captain Hopkins a testimonial Of their good
friendship for him. The watch and chain cost $326.
ACCIDENTALLY ScALDm Yesterday afternoon Q woman
named Mary Alley, residing ut No "a Greenwich street.
was seriously scaided at her residence by che upsstng
Of kettle Of boiling water upon her The sufferer
attenied by Or Willie, who did all in his power to ale
vate her sufferings.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAT

THE NEW YORK DISPATCH FOR JAN. %, WILL
Il contain
Letter from Professor Grant, on the aTAbor Move
ment, asating the public mind, in which no via
dcates the workngnssn for the they have pur
sued.
Scene from Life In "Upper Tendon"
Men and Measures"-Respectfuily dedicated 70 gro
and pal dealers.
A Guilty Wife and Her Paramour-RonAnce Of crime
and punishment Of gailt
The vestmaker's Extra Sixpcnce.
Minnie Staplefeh-A tale OF village gossip.
Kitty, Clover In Broadway.
The World Cut Short Eleven Days!
Who Was Mrs. Cain "A descendant explains the myA-
terry.
Story Of Poor American widow--A.life leaf by Nelly
bly,.
Diplomas Va. Patent Observation-Disclosures amoae
the Pill Men.
sketch Of Interesting Character.
Poor Peter on the Music Of Nature.
Notes and Queries for the People, giving answers -
all ,rfs Of questions.
Portfoo-Eifty different subjects.
Facetia and light reading.
News of the Weekly mail and telegraph.
Record az Crme-From all quarters.
poings in the City and Suburbs.
The Wsrh Of Amusement.
Rtesss articles the topics Of the times, books -.
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