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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-21

NOTICE to PASSENGERS and IMPORTERS
IN Tho LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA STEAM
SHIP COMPANYs splendid and powerful 5teamehsps
CITY OF BALTTMOHE....2tb1 tuns. .CspL LEIrcH.
CITY OF wAsHINGTOH.. 3 $50 tuns. .Cspt. w. VILE.
CITY or MANCHESTER. .2l09 tuns Capt. p. c. PErus'
NGAROO................lS74 tuns CAY. r. Ewxe.
Are Intended TO sail q followG
From LfvERPooL,
CITY OF "WEDNESDAY, June {
FRoN PHILADELPHIA. .
CITY OF THURSDAY, June -
RATES OF PASSAGE
Saloon $50, eS5 and SIS, according to StstercoDa L.
limited namber of Thirdcss Passenger will - taAen ~
Phlsdep hs and Liverpool, and found In provision a
From Phlsdeiphis From Liverpool. ;.....S
These steamships are constructed with improved wsfs
psT.1nens md each vessel carries sxpsnsneed
Parties wshing bring their friends can oonn ee
pesssxe and drafts Liverpool IN Of II nss
pdupwasd- Applyto JOHN o. DAbLb n 1tHnn.
No. II WLnuts-, PhnAdePoss
o. sABEL L CORTIS, No. III Broadway, New i@k
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T,HE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICA
II nov AL MALI. STE AMSHIPS.

L ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
from HEw-YoRK TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin PasssHe
Bccond Cabin Passage.
FROM BosToE TO LIVERPOOL. >ua
Chief Cabin Psassse. .........'"''''""
Second Cabin Passage. ..............''''''
The ships from Boston call at Halifax
PERSIA, Capt Judkns. CANADA, Capt Ln1ny.
ARABIA, Capt J. Stone. AMERICA, Capt
ASIA, Capt r. @. Lott NIAGARA, CsP hyynss-h
AFRICA, Capt shannon. EUROPA, Cspt Les@ =
These vessels carry clear white light ct mat hsso'p
starboard bow red on port bow. . III -
NIAGARA, Ryrie caves Bos,on nese ~ %
ARABIA Stone. leaves ork Wednesosy' ~ .
HaII otf ~ leaves n YORK Wednesday July ID
cINiDx I.n. issyes N York Wedn esdsy, July - q
AFRICA Shanpon. leaves Boston "wednesday, 'ev -
Berhs not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board ..,,. S,r a.
Tho owners of these ships will not be :. usAA
Silver Bullion Specie Jewslry, Precious ssones sssd
unless bills Of sding are ssasd therefor and INC
therein expressed
For freight or passage sPpysS No. l. Bewlins
TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE vis s sIs'ss
II PORT ina FALL RIvER.-The splendid sra s,aJ
TfFsi,sY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, a. oosSloIs svSU
end RIY STATE Capt. Jewett, leaves Ncw,I@ NJ
M0NDAy WEDNESDAY ard FRIDAY, Of 5eest NO
from pier No N. r., the Battery; both to0sn"
pW,ssa.r no rooms viii DO regarded - secured 70 ~
-, mill The came shal have been pail for. xsseh
Treisht 10 h Sorw aIded through with sres'
I" ." VIM BORDEN, Agent Nos 70 and
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Ipcresse. ...............................ss355 1851

II is the Beeville and niinoptown Railroad Bonds,
and not Beeyille and Illinois, wnich are offered for
sale by Mr.. Draper. The Company have sold the
whole issue, and this siooo 900 belongs to second
party. The road is represented TO be completed and
in successful operation without floating debt.
Mr.. Nicolay advertises in another column valuable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-21

SIS p tun tie last s.: Va nsds 81 ne s.,ms
HIbES-fhe has relspsed into quiet soa ~
transactions limited the sctvfty noced ~ inc
and holders therefore firm with regard 20 no
The sales comprise go Dry southern psH t' 81
Western p ms a, Isc months, rejecting bal and wnsI
f.ms,eS 800 Porto Cabeo "A Ds private terms and y" Cy
Slaushtered middle ard light at &c cssh- ,,...
ga De- for common strictly choice Eastern ana "eo'n ~
latter q very extreme price. ,.,., -. -
gro bales Q, S5} Q60s y 100 Ds So, nj 49,, III
quite movement In Scotcn We suo ~
o, 10 hsa hollow asa has upssy 500 TO $40 tuns
LEATBERTh~rs has been doing and prices arc
af Bn.pos and middle At 2t dZ and heavy
AT Td2c Oak steady Of 32d3c for light and middle sni
ds2c for heavy French Cakins are .cuye ou, 10. more
usua AZ this Of the prices are
Fnsl.h sted sheepns dull the las. sale OF No kosns
ard Splits vas made at SIS IS The receipts sales aoa "ocA
h..I
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

''' N''sNi Ep&ARD K COLLINS, No IS walx,M nj
Brown. sHIPIEY : Co., Liverpool.
STEPHEN EENNARD Co..,
No. n Austin Fbas Londoa.
B. @. WAINWRIGHT L Co.. PNia q.
The owners Of ships will not b accountable Tor e
silver bullion specie jewey precious stones metals unsO
signed therefor and The v1ss thereof 81
her
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Ocean Steamers
IMMATURE ALnASAc,,TB,

MINIATURE ALAASAc......THIs DAY.
SUS-Ries... L. - Sets..... 1854 MooS-Rsss. lc:99a
HIGH
Sandy Hook. 500 Gov Ialand. g. SO
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ASHES The market IL quite firm with fair densnd-sales
Of 40 bbls at Sc IS for Pots, and 81 Is for Pearls.
STATEMENT OF ASHES REMAINING IN THE POT AND PEARL
ASH INSPECTION, JUNE %, 1856:
Pota bbla PeariA bbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-21

Land warrants are moderately active; but the
prices are heavy. The range of quotations with the
brokers is IS to 90 cents for buying and 80 to IS cents
for selling.
The Warrington Star thus notices and quotes land
warrants:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-21

DRowyEp,-Baldwin Robinson, boy 10 years old,
was Tuesday noon the foot of Brdsest
While attempting to get some spars lying in he water
recovered Had brown pantaloons
and white shirt His parents reside at No. Is Chaess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-21

sePREME |oohi-s'seiAL TsAs-Juns % s.s,s T.,
HABEAs COBPUs-ouR NORMAN
The People, sS rel Samuel Jews as, jaime. Tban.
This csse, which WAS alluded 70 in Wednssds,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-21

COURT CALENDAR-THlS DAY.
Motions and decisions in all the Courts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-21

RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL young woman named
Mary fell from the platform Of Of the Greenpont
cars Fulton Thursday evening" and sustained fracture
Of one Of Dr. Pamedo set the limb and she was
sent to her friends in Furmanst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-21

The Common Council Of Jersey City has appointed
- members Of the Board Of Education to fill vacancies
enbursh of the First Ward James Flemming Of the
second Henry Of the Third and Alex Ramsay Of
the Fourth Wards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-09
FrIc, SEPTEMBER, 1855 AND 1855.

The increase in some OF the above companies Ia Sep.
iember this year, compared with last, very great
All the Western roads show large BUSINESS.
Judge Cerke 10 day decided the motion Tor receiver
Of the Nicaragua Company, denying the motion. The
opinion which he gave amounts 10 very little. The ground
taken and on which the motion decided appears 10 be
that the Court will not interfere until the trial II
there 10 good deal said about usurpaon and all that
blu, this appears 10 vide OF the mark We presume
that the courts Of this country have nothing do with
the question Of usurpation usurpaon, but de-
eide upon the single fact whether Rvas had
government Of Nicaragua not The trial comes Oh next
Monday having been postponed 70 that day as usual Ia
tie courts when Of the parties asks for IT, aud the
trial. doubt will settle the matter because decision
there the Jsdge can exercise no dscreticn:-
The London Times or september ~ says
The quotation OF gold al Paris is sbsnt per mile prs
MUM, and the short exchange London IL 20 80 per
81 sterling ON comparing theee rates with tho Engisb
Mint price "a GO It's. lloyd per Tor standard Fod
appears aba, gold s hearty SlOths per tearcr 10
Pate than IN London.
By advces iron Hamburg the prlcs Of gold is i24 per
mark and the shoat exchange on London I32x Der
81 strhsg Standard gold AT the English Nina price, IL
therefore about e1tths rcr cent deaser Hamburg than
In London.
The course Of exchange 81 New York on London for
bills m co days' eight u 1898 per cent which, when
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GrASz-GIA,z-O Tuesday, Sep. 80, by the Rev. Or
Haigh at Trinity church, Mrs. CLAM to ApoIPH
GIAsz both of this city.
FGAs-SclnlEI zKl-0n Tuesday, Oct 7, by the Rev
Benjamin j. Haigbt ID. D., WILLIAM Y. EaAy TO EsaA A.
EvAss-BRDsAII.-0n Wednesday, Oct. 8, LEwIs B.
sAxToN-SoorEp.-on Tuesday, Oct. l. at the Church
WILLIAM W. sAxIos Esq, 70 Mas HAHRrr z. ScoErLp, al
Of This city
Bowni-DvPocRE.-on Wednesday, OCT. 8, by Rev.
Jesse Peck HAMILTON b. Howell, Of Orange county, y
Y, 10 Mss ANN FuzA DuRocHK. OF this city.
1-T1oS-CoLyIlE.-0n Monday evening, oct 8, By the
Rev. Or. Mett at the residence Of the BRIDES mother
Mr.. CHskIS ; LTlos. OF Rdgened, Ct, 10 hss sAztl
MARIA ColynLI, OF this city.
AAmoSy-CcEMfSos On Wednesday, Oct s, At irin
iy cl spel by TIE Rev Dr. Bsrrian, THroprs ANTHONY
TO JAM daughter OF Thomas Z Cumming Esq, all Of
this city.
EIlI-PHnFs On Tuesday, Oct :, by Rev. 7. Arm
iaee D. d. Mr. SAMUEL ELEY, Of this city, 10 Mss MANY
Z. PInIIis, OF Philade phia
Philadelphia papers please copy.
NKAp-BstKry.-on Tuesday, Oct. ], 81 the Reformed
Dutch church, Twenty first street, by the Rev A. r. VA
Nest and Rev, D. Bcrchard, HKSEY u. MEAD 70 MIRTA
s., daughter OF Robert Baegly, ESQ., all Of this city.
LyStH-DN NAN-On Wednesday morning, Oct 8, By
The Rev. Dr. Pise, q, Sc Charles church, Brooklyn Mr.
JONI o Lynch, OF sana, N. " TO Miss Ellen, second
daughter Of saml. nenman, Esq., Of this city.
VAN CIuT-VAlKSuSE--on rucsdav morning, Oct !,
the residence " the bride, by Rev. Danl T. Wool Hon
6E0bGr II. Vas CxT TO Mss Macy y. VlirSrsr, al Of
Middletown n. X.
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compared with the Mint par between the two counr
shows that the exchange slightly IN favor OF Engsud
and after making allowance for charges OF transport and
difference OF interest, the present rate leaves ring
profit the importation OF gold from the United states
The naval movements In connection with the intended
cemonsu alton against Naples, further fall the Pars
Bourse advance In the OF discount by the banks
Of Amsterdam and Vienna and announcement that In
nection with the settlement VI the Beesarabau frontier
the beet has been ordered 10 remain In the black
sea- caused the funds to exhibit Increased atness to-day
report also circulated Of probable difficulties with
and Par have thrown into prison 81 oI
and Of the British Italian Legion ON their return
home after their ds charge from Malta Consols for
ney, which lett of last evening AZ Ga 9sI, urst
quoted $50 a "a, and there subsequently, sellers
at 93X Before the close Of business they returned 10
the opening price, aud the final transactions ut
93X "a for money and % "a for the 9Th OF October
The Bank Of Amsterdam yesterday raised their rate OF
3ls OF October; 1860 TO ~ per cent The Bank OF VI
have also raised their rate and 10 greater extent
namely, from per cent 70 per cent
The closing uotaons from Paris this
telegraph being employed In The active correspondence
now takc. place between the French and Enc lsh GOV
ernments on the Easpoitan and other questions. les
teJday there further fall of three eghths cent,
the last price Of the three per Cents for the end Of the
month being TO- the lowest point they have touched Tor
long time past Money is stated to be ndemand at ~
per At Amsterdam yesterday the movement OF the
bank caused almost panic and Dutch stocks declined
per cent AT Vienna although the rise in the rate OF ds
count greater the effect the funds less severe
per cent From Hamburg the letters describe slight
dminuon IN the for money, the rate, which
recently stood at per cent having receded 10 8k ca
IL stated that the silver shipments 70 India aud CHINA
amour, to million and quarter sterling. The rate of
ins urance has advanced from 3ts. TO 90s.
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showing fsir on this year, thus ar Ia comparison
With last year. amounting 10 s'ioee, and IA comparison
with the receipts Of ls4s, cccrtsse Of sso2, 2o1.
The Chicago and Food % lac Railroad, now open 70
Janesve has formed working connection with the MI
vaukic and hssssippi Raikosd with which uniies at
GAINESVILLE. The freight business offered IL greater than
the equipment Of The road curry.
the receipts the New York aud Harlem Railroad for
september, were follows
Stptemoer, 1900 ssssL5 %
Sspemper t,col "
ihcfeasss.ss SfVh -
The earnings Of various railroad companies Cor The
month Of september In the presen, and pas, year. have
been follows
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at 2c and winter beached 92c o5c Crude sper
WAS steady Lara oil was firm ,t Soc. q dc
slhoyisiossaPork- The sales embraced about Uo Z,
Dds meas ~ $40 S1k SO prime at $l7 GIN eiI NJ
md thin mess a. $40 90 Beef was, In good demand with
taiss oi About 2o bbls including country prime aH,
Lard was hIm wit. sale Of 200 800 bbis including new
at Pc ai5c, and old at lie lic. Bacon was steady,
80 hhds of sides ribs 7 Butter In good de
mand at he Ac. for State, and at l5c 30c for ONO
Cheese was In good demand at &c exc.
NICE was quiet, and prices nominal
suGARsi he market with sales Of about 800 hhds
0uha muscovado chiefly within the OF about $o &c
About $50 hhds Cuba sold Cincinnati
WHisEEy.-Sales OF 800 bbls. ere made at 39c
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Total. BIT ......:...... N2zo .!
sales by Mr. Mccarthy for the week were 7Ss head
sheep and lambs prices varying from 81 Is 10 80 u.s.
Sales by Hume Baldwin, al Brownings, for the week
ending OF s. 1861, sIl snee2 and lambs, $3.50 TO-
There was pretty good demand for all stock ut Cham
berlains and pretty good prices realized. Sales
-337 beef cattle, 81 30 $40; los cows aud calves,
lambs 81 q SO
There was . brisk demand at OBrien's for all stock,
except cows and calves which were duh. Tae following
are tho Gales for tho week.-Mrs. beeves, 81 $lo loI
cows and calves s25a SEQ; 70 veal calves &c. Ike
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spectfuy invited 20 attend the funeral from the southeast
corner OF South Second eleventh streets Williams
burg TO morrow aftsrno)o, ~ tsvo clock.
DEyosGK--At Staten Isl2nd, on Wednesday, OCT. u OF
scarlet fever EpMusD insnt son o. Louis aud Conzanc
Thereya Djonge, aged says.
The funeral will leave the isapd Ia 8 afternoon, III
three O'Clock for Greenwood
HUCRgS. Ioodbr ~ New Jersey, on saturday,
81 a. 0liyIs. ina raHKAuf Of Hen'y a. sod su-
~ Hughes, eyed year months and IA days.
her remains were inter al IN s1reen~ood
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Canadian brands quiet and prices unchanged SCUM
brands In fair demand with sales Of about so bes
At he above quotations Wheat hrmer for prime 20 choice
including Western eprns at 81 20 and good prime red Do
~ ~ - ssl 90 and fair to prime and choice white
~ 50 ~ co Corn rather nrmer with sales o. aoou
ottt t0ov bushels sound Western mixed Al &C csc
ald sales II $500 bushels Canadian reported at 81 o.
VI d Oats continued steady with moderate sales al sto
45t. for state an dWesiern.
IofrEETle auction sale held today on with spirit
aud vas considered very good one The quantity
consisted OF 200 bags Of m OF which $50 sold ~ ec
lie making average Of loac and 900 bags we're sod 70
the trade nj llsac.
corTos--ike market was 0rm with sales Of over 1000
bales including some lots Vt mddng upands al l2sc while
tome holders demAndtd lgc.
FRrfTs- Raisns hfm with sales of ". RS Al
-, aud layers ~ - ~.
we're without change while engagements
were tss active To Liverpool, 1890 pillow bushels grain
engaged bulk and bags, At lod geo bbs -four At
don Acc bushels grain engaged i'd in bags
-four ~ Pc and otake At POS There change 70 notice
for he continent.
Hay The market was well supplied and quite active The
sales this week have embraced about 1900 bales n 6c Co.,
HCfx we're steady q, 70. n Toe. with moderate sales
IrcN - roth ptn ranged from f3l 10 x3 80. months.
IEkIHyR advance during the week Of ltsc.
c per H. Ter hemock; ok was also rner and tended mp
L,rr VA. steady At Sc for common and q, 81 la,s for
saics IL 40 ells Cuba muscovado were made
At &c q bids Porto Rico ~ $50, aud 50 hhds New Orleans
Naval ero,rs-rhe marked quiet with limited trans.
actions AZ irregular Quotations
on Inseed was firm with Gales reported 10 arrive pri.
About 90 aons aold the spot al ~
~ 0q or American About co bhs crude whale we're sold
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There was very good supply Of beef cattle at Brown
pgs but they mostly poor grass fed cattle, and
sold for 81 80 So SO per 100 lbs Cows and calves
hnue very dull al last weeks prices Veal calves arc
active at BIC. 7Kc. sheep and lambs In good dc
mand but prices have fallen OF some three four shil
Dgs head owing the large receipts for days Some
10 head sold for shipping to the West Indies AZ 50 70
per head. CSC beef cattle, 81 80 a 50; SO cows and
calves, $40 $66 &c veal calves, IS so 81 50 SITS
sheep and lambs, 81 so % 25.
Saies Of sheep and lambs by Samuel McGraw:-
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.


The market opened with brisk demand at Allerton's,
which kept mp throughout the day, owing to the
short supplythere only being about half many beef
cattle sale there last week-aud the improve
ment In the quality as compa cd with the average quail
~ OF the few weeks past. There was much larger
number of Texas cattle sale than there has been Mt
any time this seaion and the quality much bet
,erihey sold q: &C. 100 The total number Of cattle
sale day 523 head, and for week 2,5Se,
with 32l cattle, which left unEold last Weoues
day. The quality o. the cattle very good, with few
very cattle which SOLD for high prices tho range
was from 50 50 TO Sll Mr.. Geo Ayrault sold seven
mead Of very fine cattle fed by Mr. Allen Ayraut Of Gen.
eseeo, N Y, for $l2l per head equal 70 1tKc per h.
Mr.. Murphy sold fine lot OF 10 head for SOL head
they were not so large as those sold by Mr.. Ayraut
but they were Of about the same qaality Cows
and calves continue very dull, without change
in prices Veal calves selling well at last weeks
Irices Sheep and lambs are dong well at this mart
and realize 81 to IS. Swine brisk AZ &C. advance
last weeks figures The for tho week at Aertons
follows $50 beef Cattle 50 80 $l 10 cows
and calves SIS $65 33l veal calves IS So 81 6o 1858
sbeep and lambs, 81 S. 800 swine, exc. TIC. The
following table shows from what part OF the country and
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Ksrmente are nov ready. and on sale.
OF these fabrics imported By and confined 10
ana 10 best sylcg early call will many beaut
Ta ngs Ai viii be Oh before the fairly
lie stock Of cloths casneres and vss,ines In
coma admitted 70 be hs largest and best selected variety
800 efr, rsed 10 thia city n. DEvLIN A Co,
~ 2rs, 259 and $50 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-09

,,oihpe in New York are ~ MGof.r &PROcH, No. 1@
Fyl,on street., look ays>sr stock VIII convince II l.
,s. new clean aud teir variety of oil and
isgns Of fs and winter clothing IL completes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-09
Court Caisndar-Tnis Day.

suyRnr CouRI--Grsuit 400, All, 62s, gu, 6s2,
ana $50 e97 6si ei7 1885, 100 1884, 1884, 10os, lbs,
s2l 1855 SEA aga 75s sea- 73o $40 ole, es, 900 p53
a2o 1870 lisa 1919 1850 70 1893. Ices to 1919, 1875 70
1887 1889 1892 itei 10 1925 l7e1 1To7 1cqs l7o3
70 Ill., l7ls 10 49, l72l 70 1I5 lT27 to lTae, 4 10
1T6b.
SUPREME couRr--specal Term-lst Class-Scs. 81, IS.
I'd Class. Nos. ~, ~, 1913.
srrypop Corpr Nos IS, 128 133 1874 1875, 1S6, 1877,
INA lac 1t7, las 1be 1bl 15 1854 1855 1b7, 15s 1850
100 1e Ie2 i64 res, 100 les, 1eo, TO- 49, u.s. lie,
$50, lsA, 1856. 1877, lsp, lp0 1eI.
UsnrD STATES bEridcr Courr-sos II, 81 70 %, %,
: 80, 40, Al, AZ - -
Corros pIyaa-Part --Nos paT, ets, qa9. ese, e5l.
~s3 ssi, $685. p66 p5T, 326 e57 e91, 1873 Q. Part a
rs s31 OIL eos, esq., es4, e35, s3eh, 93s, $50, sto
esi, p42, ps3. qAs, ssb
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Kings County Politics.
THE REPuBLICAN CONVENTION.

CUNVENTI0Ns
The Republican Convention Of the county Of Kings mot
yesterday afternoon Ftands for tho purpose Of nom
mating county officers, Tho following nominations wcro
made
D4sty,ct Attorney ..........Ric Richard q. Undcrhill
County Treasurer ...............Joh John T. Cammeyer.
euperipten dcuts OF the Poor ;. Walter Kelsey,
r. r Ripley.
Coroner DR. jas. J. Blgley.
Jastics OF ScssIors .......... stedman Wright
soms oppositlon was made 10 the nomination OF Mr.
Riplpy VINO mad already received a nomination from the
Know Nothing party. IFS friends, however maintained
that be not ever had been, Know Nothing
and that he was good republican The nomiu atoms
were all declared unanimous.
After the Convention ratification meeting
hed N FIalands W which seven large omnibuses Oiled
with passengers outside and In proceeded, pausng
they pased through President street 10 greet Hon. VIM
l.. Dayton who e on q visit 70 Mr., Lewis 10 attend
che funeral OF friend Mr. did not SPEAK bat bowed
bis thsBks Tor their courtesy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-09

WTDNrfDtY, Uct 30 z. VI,
rRrapsruFrs-F quite Arm at yesterdays quota
ons with sales of about 5000 bills, including about 700
his Tor export There good demand for the East and
the local trade The market closed az about The follow
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A Photograph of 1hslberg, she Great Plan
~ a be seen st BRADys gallery $50 Broadway orer
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct s-Arr brigs Geo whitney Fineld.
racl sonvie Whetnn, Bsictford, Easpor Beatrice Dyer
Boson CerIo Gofdo sh,v VIM Hammond, Cain. and Ma.
~ Miller, Laws Boston; Vnshingon, Wnghingon, Pan
River.
CID harks andes Nerryn,sn. and Belle Ryder, Bvtor;
brtgs OrxaVa Shue and Eliza Merrhcw Gordon, do
BonsoD Russell Mobile Waterloo Munro. - John, NIB;
Mary Miller, Laws Boston, Ccrro Gordo, shaw Providence;
John nouAvan Calais.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-09

DIR. Kelley can be Consulted Daily, Mt his
Office No Bible House, Fourth avenue upon diseases OF the
lungs, liver and Kidneys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-09

The democratic primary meetings., TO nominate dele
gates 10 the city ronventon ht vi last evening and
rassed about usual The contest appears 10 be
the candidate Tor Mayor for which Office Martin Kslb
fe,soh T. e Powell and Tnos c. raimAge IN the nold
II yet doubtful 10 whicn procured the largest dele
rnfior
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IRet evening The Know N0tnings OF Kings county neld
o ratification meeting u the CITY Hall psrk There must
have been several Thousand people present. fully two
thirds Of whom republicans democrats and boys
There plenty u iransparenc (s carried by boys)
plenty q noise, bot little enthusiasm. Two stands
erected in the park aud 'iocideniap got up
IN Court street About O'Clock the New Workers
rived and the various wards Joir ing In with them, the
PROCESSION turned Montague street and rarad,d
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tf on be ~ BHAUf NAIIefy, S5H Broadway,
Tlonsps = Saloon
Gentlemen I'm Want of a Hat, Superior In
style azd quality, invited 70 call EsfENsCHEfD lis
NASSAU street.
WHITES 50 Hat, Fall style.-14s Fulton
erect, bes.een Broadwa! and kssssu street
Portraits Taken ON Letter Sheets, for Trans
mi.g Europe and elsewhere, 81 25s and zoe picture
dapoi, % Broadway.
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Hill, the IAimitable Haircutter and Origl-
naor Of hair dye black and brown four shngs abox a.
Barclay street.