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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04

One OF the spanish newspapers announces that thi
Queen ID eRciet but the government had received
official intelligence OF the fact
The Emperor Napoleon had grand audience the
18th at the Tuieres including the members of the sta
tstical congress the Popes nunco number Of foreign
ambassadors, aud bdelkadir, who Ia stated to have
been "auite overcome with gratitude to his beaector
An Irish Official return, Just ioued shows that from,
the 1st Of January to the 1st of September inst the
number OF vessels which sailed from the port of Limerick
10 Qnebcc but TO- and the Of emigrant pas
sengers 1856. During the period In 1884 IL yes
sells LETT for the destination and the number OF pas
sengers 5,7o0, showing tho striking decrease this
year oil no less than 4 DOL.
According to the Ciamor IuJlco, company, with II.
6e Rothschi at its head, Disposed to undertake
railway continuing the Inc Of the Pyrenecs by Confront
to saragossa and Madrid. The same journal says that
H. Salamanca In selling the Almansa Railway to NJ de
Rothschild reserved TO himself ffh OF the receipts
The union Of the Sandman and African coasts BY tee-
gaph Is being rapidly effected under the direction of Mr
John Brett Messages win shortly be forwarded direct
from Agiers 10 raris.
The King OF Naples lad sent apologies England ani
France FOR recent insults.
Nazznis revolutionary manifesto to the Neapoitlns
had been published
The King Of Naples has dismissed NJ Mazzs the dircc.
tor Of the secret police.
Money in good demand. In American stocks ittie was
doing, and prices nominal.
Cotton duu. Price, had given way "a. "a. Fair
Orleans quoted at 6ysd fair Mobile sssa; fair Upanda
G1d.; middIings, 3.isd; ordinary s. good ordinary
SID. $50. stock n port 5i7 900 bales, Of which
$40, Geo eaies American.
Wheat less active. New American rel, IL. "A. alt
ca; white, Ia. Flour, <os. i1s.
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POLITICAL.

osoex 2. ~ for the nomination of a candidate for the
Resolved That the several Senatorial NEE, a.
we lolowing Places
sd-Beebes, 11s West Broadway
5lh-Denmans vandam street. near Hudson.
oh.Wes,ehesier Branch corner of Fourth avenue and
Resolved That the Assembly Conventions NEE,
he 1.s,n is1ilewing sns suI1,ss pssss;m s;-..,
ssss q s Mrsssr %ss s9sad.ay sSa G:sF"e streets
hsnmsns hss maa,op vanssm snss street, near Hudson
loward House corner BsTTow s and Greene streets
ssa ssl sl FssEA ss ss sssii Moass sns
IL i:64 Mulberry street.
lsMnnley Eleventh stree. between Fifth and Sixth
I.-Co,ner Coz % Ninth ave. Avenue and Seventeenth street.
iG-o'Donnels Third avenue and Twentieth street.
Resolved That the election n ,he respective wards be held
aSsispa'ed. %sis
John Styles, Hush Neai. Hugh Mccall.
Ha - apSSssy Ssis s. Ef.s' s1s s.Ts kssss kisss.''
Dan mnT IsoS. Ssa; u, Rely i, 81 STrssH SrSa.,
hodss Psryss .. ,sa MsG,ssCr s.
s-Miehasi MeCariy, Jno ). dormna.
is-N', t,ssE JSTv Lynch sSss. jSSa ass nslaay
E% -Es'sr t.9 s s:sss has Hyas kataSsr ST esst %s
aesS Sm Ps "a % GaPsaH Pnsaa 5on f. Sar % p;swoa
I9-John Burke, VIM. o. Bren, NJ. r. Mcclure.
mpy III NcMssn Msss,s MS MSnss9 y GoIsns EnTxn
IA. Ingraham, VIM. Udel, j. Cox
Resolved That In Of the absence Of Of sad
Inspectors Of Election the remaining inspector inspectors
shall have power to fill the vacancy
Polls will Se held he following places the sccan of
DELEGATES to the respective conventions
lilo Greenwich street.
2-.0 Ann street.
NO Church street.
4-o4 Oliver street.
5-fS West broadway
G-5I4 Pearl street
7-I79 Madison street
s-Boese's headquarters, Mercer street, near Spring
e-Howard House. OF Barrow and Greenwich streets
l0--274 Grand street
Il-unon Hall corner of avenue and Fourth street.
i-Corner Of Clinton and Grand
E-Corncr OF Grand and Elizabeth streets.
w-Ryers, corner oi Barrow and Houston Streets
l6-Murray's 9th avenue and Eth street.
1852 Houston street
lS-Kely Hall, 1st avenue and 18Th street.
lo-1om starrs, Five Mile House.
W-Sth avenue and 3ith street.
2i-Corner of I'd avenue and SD street.
2a-Gih avenue, between 10Th and 4Ist streets.
II was, motion resolved That the members OF tho
miee from the several wards requested report the
meeting Of the committee Friday next 5 inst the
Of The delegates elected in their respective wards the
mating conventions. JOHN II. WILLtAMs, Chairman.
Jcns =; Goe9a4n Sas4nrg. goHlr' Secretaries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04
THE ATTACK o., THE uI.AKoPp

The attack "a the Nslason has nife,8y been atssi
vsr directed " Gen b1sque', Generai Hshgn va
Tho hrst ~ lead li as,un " the hfosrh having tss,
IoGaves ~ tho Guard escfrs. Genefai IA Mot
errnge Jed tho nrxf division having ths On paefs and
the Nslfguers 81 Tho Gnafd Tits aivisoa
attacked The curtain whie connects th~ NaskaI \, tho
Ilafa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04
GEN. SIMPSONS orglciAL DISPATCHES.

war D,PArrassr Sept. -
Msor the Hon fsiccster Curson arrived hls morning
With despatch from Cen Simpson t. ard rauniars ~
which the following T. COPY
Ny inpr-i bad the hunnr - apptise jour i0riahp,
la NY despatch Of the 18th inst. tlst tie engineer ani
artillery officers q The allied armies had laid before
lf,sier and myself ferort recommending bat The A.
anli should te given The sth int, tes heavy Ore
had been kept W for three day
This arraDg cement agreed To- and have - eongratu
late your 0rdshp he glorious results - tho attack
q yesterday whch has endcd Ia the possession ~ the
town doefy ard. anil public builngs AMI destruction n
the Asi shfs q tho Russian h"ct 10 the Black sea
Three steamers alone remain AMI the speedy iptufe
sinking 4 these must specify follow.
II VAS arranged that A. IL oclock IN The day tho
French columns cf assaults "a leave their trenches
and iake possssuD y the NaalpG and a. iacrnt works
Afer tbstr success sd been a.Rufe,I ald they we're
tslrly established The Ie6sn be assaulted by he
ipRish the Hastion, Central and Quarantine f0itf
The left were simultaneously 80 bo attacked ~ The
French.
I'll lie bour appointed our alios quilted their trenches.
,nsre and carried hr entity npfo2nable aecnc"s
u the Mslaaon wth hA iapeiaous saor which charac
to..psson hey vcfo Ecyes ditl0lged
Tie tcrcl0s planted 81 the pafap"' ~as the signal or
lhs a.rane.Inent ior liz attack entrusted - iIer.
tenant General sr william tiggton, wha carrisi oat
fhc details ~ concert VIII Aeuiuani 'eneia Mar hsn
in,ned that tc sfcnri and light divisions sboud
have he hsor y iht lssnu rdn Tie crrunaianre X
their lsying deisrdri the batteries an' Approaehst
ar1rN the Neihn 81 iHany months. sDd fsfn the ta.
tluatc knowledge they poistecd of the ground
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04

SD WARD.-UNION OF THE DEMOCRACY-AT A
- meeting o the Charter Nominating Committee Second
ward held at the house Robert C. Montgomery ID aud Il
Beekman street. Wednesday evening" Sd instant the follow
ing ticket adopted
For Alderman--Charles A. Brown.
For CounclmaD--Robert C. Montgomery.
For Assessor George Nven,
For Consabes-Charles w. Kruger, Nicholas Neagle.
For Inspectors Of Eecfion-st district Thomas Rogers
Patrick Muens 2d district James Hennessy William Thoap
school Commissoner-Afred Chancellor.
School Inspecors-Wlliam Field, James Watson,
School Trustees-Ransom Ra'hbou, William Cameron.
JOHN D0NNEILY. Chairman.
JAMES WATSON Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04

THIS army since have had the honor 90 command a.
.' haiushpA and prIvaiions endured by many OF tho
,snneh~ dm,ng Long winter campaign are too we'll
,hown iot me 10 comment upon. They were borne both
~ ohlcfrs aud men with patience and unmur r,nur,x
h., % worthy the highest praise aud which gained
Try. ''"'s"' y ''''' o'"A
inc Nssr' Brigade unie The command Of Capssin tho
III, i'nJ heppci adedby Captain Moorsorn ard many
snant omces and teatncn, Who have served The 0uns
row he commencement Of the ficgc uer, INV wsrUsost
:. The prompt hearty and clicaclous co.oner,,oo of,
navy commanded by Rea admiral sIr Eimuv1
Lyons, and ably tetondcd ~ Ar Houston stew.,, -
contributed noat materially the succcs q our a,t
,s au mere perhaps imoy be permitted aay that
~ nan h'ea'en ,ol hat the Auacesaai "a t.,s
o,ap'e sege nh. oll haye been reported y iny ey,,-
tob amentcd predecessor In thls command / am s,rs
a y .pua % nave been one q hs most pleasing tic~ 70
the invaluable assistance md cnuusei h rccsyel on an
occasions from sir Edmund lyons When AZ tine. mir
looked gloomy ard success doubful hs "a Al b,nd A.,
eheet and encourage and every aais,sure Thai coua
ena 10 advance tle operations given With the hearty
good wiz which cioraeieriare the British sailor
Nothing has contributed to the pre-euf u,d.,.
taking than the ecsdsa cooperation which has ~ hapv
existed from The first between the two services.
cannot s1Nctenty express my appreciation ~ the
conduct OF the Roy al Engineers under Lieutenant Cen
eai sir Harry Joues who has conducted the scs opera
ionA from the beginning % this yesr For some time
pss he has been suiIcrng a bed q sickness hut thu
eyen,fui hour Of the assault wouid permit him tp
teman absent; he wa. con,cyed on a l,,er lata the
trenches to witness the completion Of bs aduoua unr
takingt
Ny wafmest thanks are due To The offers an, soldier.
OF the Royal Artillery under the command ~ hsor Ccu
cra sir H. Dnctes who during the arduo. operations or
mis- proirnced si'so have mainly contributed
ultimate success,
mutt beg further 60 record my thanks for the cordial
cooperation nnd sasistance have received In Carrying
ou the details of the service from the chief of the saT
the Adtuient aud uaarteFnater Generals Ggd general
sa, a. well as generals commanding divisions aud BIT
gadcs of TIL. army.
must rcsofye to myself fpr the uhec, Of future de
hpaeh bringing before your lnrdNp the parts ular
i9n z, "hsers q the various branches ~ this army
Whom Mall beg 70 recommend % your favorable notc~
snfaai thi renfaich to the br.vrt Major tho
Hon leiceater tnrzon who has been Assistant Military
Secretary 10 my noble predecessor aud uysaf aimee t.
commencement OF this waF and Who win be asle /, g,r
your lotdthiP mere minute details than the limits
derpatoh will allow. have &c,
JAMES SIMPSON, General Commanding.
Inv IDnn rANMf,nh hc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04

Eth WARD.-AT a PRIMARY ELECTION, HELD ON
~ Tuesday evening October at 107 Hudson
ably TO the call of the General Committee Tanmany Hall the
following ticket was elected
cry
VIM. II. Baker, Robert Donnel Lyman Caniee.
John A. Kennedy, Samuel Houghton I. Harrison Smith,
Edward Riggs, II. Is. Saunderson, Theophlus Peek,
Michael Casey, james Il. Webb, Stephen Pare,
John j. Sherwood. VIM. II. Appleyard. VIM Topper.
JUDICIARY
Henry Dougher'y, Richard winn. James Albert.
James Wright, Rowland Hin. Alex. johnson,
VIM. f. Soaring, Andrew Scmbler, Daniel Rooney.
Daniel Martin,
Wm. Il. Eager, Peter Lang Allen A. Burns.
Thomas j. Baker, James q. Power. Thos. Watson, Jr
Charles Riley, Charles McAaiey, Patrick sherry
\. Goodman Croly, VIM. VI. johnson, w. II. Monday
james Gibson Robert Adams, John King
sTH DIsTrICT. 9rH I0rH
Daniel ID. fdcson, VIM. u. Eager, James Reed,
Vim. Wise, Daniel Martin, VIM. II. Appieyard,
James McNulty, Joseph Csndec, Edward Trliesdei,
Patrick Mullen, John Brown, Thomas Watson, sr..
Frederick Grace. Lewis Martin RobL Donnel, Jr
With power 10 fill vacancies.
JAMES +. WEBB,
WM. f. ALLEN. inspectors
JOHN j. SHERWOOD,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04
THE FALL OF SEBASTOPOL.
OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENCE.

LONDON, sept. q, 1855.
T1s Ebn ~ S1udoool.
was In hopes TO be able 10 send you by this mail ran
account Of the storming and capture Of scb,stopol
These interesting dispatches actually within few
hours Of London having lett Narcotics by special train
The steamer which brought them was delayed by contra
~ winds in the Mediterranean
The tecgraphc details which have yfnce been received
from the commanders Of the aiei orte, however, fully
confirm The capture. telesf phc message from Vienna
says that the Russians have eYacuati the r,h side
and in fal retreat on PerekoP. This feqaises con-
brma'ion Messages from Vienna not 10 be trusted
From pelscr's last despatch tha, the allies have
found less than 900 cannon and innense stores al
ammunition la Sobastopol The entr,nce wa bcing
cleared to sox the frcc tho sauadrous The
entrance Il stl 20 cettau cxtcnl commanded ~ Fort
Constantine and the North forts.
sond you the correspondence published to day which
brings The up 70 the opening OF tie lat lombard
ment.
Austria = already coming round The imperial ytcnns
weahercock points westward. The rehcng the f,li
Of sebasopo have been universal a,pn the populton
Of all Central Europe. There bc doubt nov of
where the sympa,hies lie. The synpa,hy has ma.
infested Itself throughout the Whole x Italy.
Tic atrocities committed by The police Al Naples havc
lei serious rcmonsrances The part ot France
and Erglani Even Austria has thought 1T to rcrnon-
straie with them. 10 matters have gone there
tlat Naples Is ready t. rte.
Mazzini, whose power i howcvcr gone nas l.,ncd an
appeal 10 II viii not b. nstcnei H. II Italy does
se again Il be with sarlnia at head t. its
only chance.
such n rising would imply With Austria.
People beginning to conjecture whether the fa of
Sehnstoroi Will Lead 70 peaer. lt may ultimately Bat
Russia must knock ~ndeF. Con.santlnopbe - NOW
sse from Russian aggression. Tie whole . Tho Russian
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04

roAL.--MY OBJECT II QUICK SALES AND sSALL
~ rroats COZ cesh. delivering best red OF whs $50
under sheds Is -, Ia qusniies 0i
eve nnd upwards. 50 IS Yards corner ~ hiag aaa
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rOAL ~ q PER ToN-pIOUR $40 rER BARREf. =
~ frs qualify rcd aud whle Ssh and soye sts -
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barrel rsopie Cns Yiour Agency u ~ ysdvay Dovs
with al monopcly N coal snd SOUR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04

ETH WARD-EfGHTH DiSTRICT--AT A MEETING
- OF the National Democratic Republican Council
ton, held pursuance Of the call Of The Genera Committee
Stuyve Institute Mr. Joseph A. jackson called
chair and Mr. John r. Henry was elected secretary On mo-
ou they proceeded 10 ballot when Mr. Joseph jackson
TO another ballot, whereupon Captain James J.. Waugh
unanimously nominated.
JOSEPH A. JACKSON, Chairman.
JoYis T. UyrRy Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04

Tr SfoNPoRT INDUSTRIAL HoME ASSOCIATION NO
u 2The members are hereby noied lhst n.ri f~xu
lf viii be h~ld on Thursday ey~ninx Oc 81 is
Bewsiy secopd gcor. ~ order q tss ssoc.,ka.
y, D. EWfs Prssis.l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04

ID A. N-A SPECIAL coSyocATIox oY oRtgST
IL. Chapter iss A. ~, wlI BE- hsj A. heir room, fl
Broadway Friday evening Oct s. 1865, TX o'clork
Tic members ste rcqussssi % be panes hr
JOHN UoOtF. Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04

ITyiog HATI0NAI, DFM0CRATlC somSEE POR
Twenty ec0nd ward-~i. n BRADLEY, Esq., for Alder
man portrait picture trame snd ookn glass maker of i5i
WBlAm street corner 0 street te cheapest pace -fw
iork snd will be elected b. order 0i one thousand voters 0
lhe Twenty second ward
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04

The fRfis kElfg1 announces fHRt the Anis'sf ~ Wa
tes received ife io0~iug iolsgfspbe depa,che ffou
MbEshai iriiHiisf.--
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-01-12
WISTAR'S BALSAM.

yuyIIE best remedy ever known to man, for Coughs,
u Asthma, Colds, Group, Bronchitis, Influenza, Bleed
ing Of the Lungs Difficulty OF Breathing, Liver Alec
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From ne FiiN Monitor Mass.
This medicine prepared by longexperiened and
akul physician, tested and approved by great num-
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recommended valuable medicine for other diseases
such Colds Coughs and particularly those diseases
whose tendency Is to Consumption.
From TIE Boston Mercantile journal.
This medicine, coming from respectable source and
carefully prepared by experienced and skifl physi-
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fcacy has been proved In many obdurate OF dis
ease and its fame has rapidly extended. II has been
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larry IN the Middle and Northern States aud strong
tmony from intelligent and highly respectable persons
has been adduced in favor Of Its merits remedy for
Colds and Coughs affections Of the Chest Diseased Lv
From, he Cincinnati Daily Times
We would advise those of readers who are labor
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Sold also by p. H. KRirn CO., Athens; CowAs HAM
NoSp, Charleston; W. II. CRAioMLEs, Ceveland Mess &
MckAMy, Benton; J. A. SC W. C0FriS, Madisonvillc,
and by agents in every town In the State.
Dec. /, iS5i-Gm 1923