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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-30

NBLo's 6ARDKs.M Marze,ti favorits attache Of the
RSvsi troupe and one Of the best psntonimists 10
country, is 70 take bis benefit this evening His selsc.
tons sonsist OF "Diabe Quatre" "Pongo," a grand
TeIpsch korean advertisement the sItaan Brig
This will bring into action the Ravels Mile Robert and
the entire double company Aside from tie great popu.
iary Of the beneficiary the bill alone is sufficient t. at
tract an immense audience.
BRoUGHAMs BowEaY THxAraK-Ar Brougham makes
his first appeal IN his uiune capacity OF manager author
end actor for benefit tonight and tenders Of
bis most successful dramas In addition varou, other
novelties, It Is highly probable the house will be med
from base 70 dome within few minutes after the opening
OF the DOORS consequently those who desire
be on hand very early Liie New York; and "Po ca.
hontas are the plays.
GRO CHRsTr AND WOODS MIssrREIs are to repeat the
famous Ethiopian burlesque OF "Bone Squash Diayolou
with variety OF songs and dances, this evening
BucRrEY's SxRKSADERs-Ths favorite company have
made quite sens alton among the patrons the colored
opera With their new version OF ''Trovatore which
they repeat TO night.
EpH Horn AND WHITES MIssrRxIs give performances
ooeiock this afternoon and eight this evening Their
programme comprises many aug able songs Jokes and
Dances and the burlesque Of the Boomer From enade
MIR. W. NJ. FIEMsG-From all that can be gathered tn
complimentary benefit to be given this gentlemen at tn
Academy Of Music, next Thursday will DO grand aa
In every sense OF the term.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-30

UNION COURSE, T.. I.-TR0TTING.
Auoting match for S25o, mile heats, best three IN
Ave, in harneo, play pay, OF on Thursday sler
Don, between John Van Horcrs or. Buffalo BILL and
George Cooper's b. m. saucy Kate. The ge'ding won
very easily, beating Kate my yards the first heat ami
dstaucinF her on the second. summary follows
THURSDAY, Aug. 2s.-Troltng match, $780, mile heats
best hrte in Eve, TO 20 az they please, play pay
J. Van Horter named or. Buffalo Bill ..........
d. Pnfer named b. m Saucy Kate ............... z 2
Time, 5oIs-24s
DIAM TRrsTrE This distinguished horse died at
the Of Henry Booth, Esq, ct Morrsana westches
ter county, N. r., the morning Of Tuesday last.
Trustee WAS oaed in ls2e, and bred BY Mr. Rdsdse he
was got by Cation, out Of Emma by Whisker, grandam
Gibside Fairy by Hern~-vicisstude by Pfpator-Bea.
trice by Sir Peter-krrhs by Mstchem--Duchsss by
whitenose--Mss samerkn by Young True Bue-Iord
Oxfords Dun Arabian, out OF the darcy black legged
Royal mare. Trustee was imported into New York in
1885 and Afterwards became the sire Of the renowned
Fashion and The celebrated rone horse Trustees also Of
Ann Stevens, America, Grace Darling, Henry Martin,
Revenue, Csrlotta, Dslma, Livingston. Nero Walking
wilson, ban Henris, John Bsck, Tom Redo Buford,
Reube Hddesone, IA Refine, logan, Msy Fig, All hosts
of others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-30
NEWS FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.

From Panama Herald, Aug 10
vessel which arrived In port the 18th Instant, for
Tumaco, brings further intelligence respecting the DIS
turbed state OF Costa Rica.
II appears that another revolution has been attempted
against the government but President Mora succeeded In
queling H. and arrested some OF the leaders Five othe
officers Of the government troops who made prison
for their connection with the revolutionary party
banshed by Mora TO Peru but the vessel put In here
where they were enabled 10 land.
They are we learn, still in the city.
From the Aspinwali Courier, Aug s.
The steamer Clyde arrived here from san Juan del
Nore Greytown yesterday bringing but few passengers
and little news.
From n correspondent and also from Purser Beach.
crai, harm Of the fleet. whose arrival at Greytown
reported TO VI by the Daniel Webster, that the
ship Lion ard the irigate Imperieuse In the ong.
Frigate Tartar et July for Vera Cruz Eurydce August
for Jamaica. Leaving in the harbor the frgates Ar
rogani and Cosack and the three gun boats Pioneer VIC
tor and Intrepid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-30
Our Key West Correspondence.
KIT wrsI. Aug. 10, 4:

Certificate Of nc Health okcr Of ne Port.
hereby certify that there has not BEEN during the
present season, single death rom yellow fever among
resident population, nor has there been single in
stance, 70 my knowledge, Of person being attacked
with the yellow fever who could be considered scc
mated The number OF that have occurred in the
Marine HOSPITAL In the and In the harbor, do not
a. far an can learn exceed forty in number nine OF
these have terminated fatay-nve 81 the Marine Hos
pal and four -Four OF the nine contracted the
disease In Havana and died shortly after their return
here. There is not now single case OF yellow fe-
the hospital In the town, or on board vessels In
the habor and In the opinion Of the undersigned We are
totally exempt from any contagious infectious disease
and the general health OF the town n good
WILLIAM !. LENGIE, M. n,
stefan
The health Of the city, proved by the above docu-
ment never better than nj this moment. No epi-
demc has existed during the SUMNER nor does any
exist ~ there any fear Of any breaking out during the
rcma indcr OF the season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-30

Custom House system, and u authorised 10 dictate tho
regulations he may deem necessary being understood
they DO alter the basis prescribed by for the
collection of duties imports, port dues and tonnage
established by the following articles -
Art. 2, about import dues, does mot apply to the
Isthmus.
art g. The tonnage dues port dues potage aud visit
fees shall be the in all the ports OF the republic
GLIDING the free ports OF the thmus OF Panama. Cartha
Rena Choco Buenaventura and Tulnac0 and the follow
ing sums shall be collected
l. Every vessel under 100 tons shall pay 40 per
Granadan ton for her capacity.
Every vessel exceeding 100 ons shall pay 40 cents
per ton the first 100 and 20 cents ton for each
ton over the same.
Tonnage dues shall only be paid at the first port at
which vessel touches proceeding from foreign countries
vessels proceeding from port 70 another IN the repub
lie shall not pay tonnage dues.
War vessels OF the country or OF friendly relations
and transports assmiated to them, which may touch at
the ports Of the republic shall not pay tonnage dues
8. The Executive may exempt from tonnage dues, aud
permit TO coast sail steam vessels that agree 70 convey
correspondence gratis as may be entrusted to them.
Those that do not agree to this shall pay tonnage dues
cash, in hard dollars Of the country
Q. Vessels arriving in ballast or which load IN New
Granada shall not pay tonnage dues neither shall those
chartered to bring Immigrants to tina republic when the
number Of same exceeds fifty.
Art. g. General regulations.
Art. s.. Do. do.
Art. 8. Do. do.
Art. T. Responsibility Of nfrngers.
Art. 8. Do. DO.
Art. Q. General
Art. 10. Do
Art. IL. Do
Art. ~. Do.
Art. Is. Do
oAoks Tcxh,x
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DOME D.ENFANTS,-USE FAMfLIF AMERICANS,
ID qui demcufe New York fernando uue bonne ncsss
qui parc pas Angs Fl qui cs hbtu ans SOUS 9es en-
fans Sadresscr letle A. NJ IT,, Aetngvnt ros' OF
fee, Weslchcser covnty ~ Y.
TINE PFRsoNNE REcEMMFNT ARRIvEE EURnr
u prIe nj Cheney Dents Jean De So Transporter v Rose
street. ayan 4 import ntes ncuyelesa "a conmaai4aS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-30
CONSUMPTION.

CoNsuMPTroN AND ITS RAvAGEs SUCCESSFULLY
~ treated In three weeks1f cannot check the fatal
rress Of IN that specified time give the patient as lost
and lead the sufferer 70 further consumpt on
no, checked In It's infancy before the bird fully De-
yeloped Is only madness 70 attempt aferwsrds y u.
DuRklN, Chronic and Consumption Doctor, lis Dowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-30
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Aug. ZH-UP. d.
AsHEs. Small sales Of pots were made at &C.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market quite heavy,
and on the medium and extra grades prices from
DC Ice. per barrel lower The sales embraced ABOUT
5000 barrels, ct about the following quotations:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-30

TUE ADVERTISER, GENTLEMAN or THE ACE or
- who has been absent from the city for the last
years and consequently his female acquantances very
limited In number, anxious form the acquaintance Q
lady, bev ~ and % Of possessed
tune, in lew 10 marmony plain, unassumng person
preferred The advertiser OF considerable
and engaged In profitable business. The best Of
fe-ences as 70 character WIN be given. Address W. Thomp
Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-30

VsyA yTvD-oNr Mich GOAT CAPABLE OF uIv.
w ine suacient quantity OF milk daily for invalid; any
one nossessinq ihe above viii please apply once sang
prIce Address Dor Ga Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-30

CPORTTNG.-THE LARGEST AND CHOICEST AsSoRI-
- men ~ dogs In the world ~ Fulton street prices
soushe and ali dogs warranted Buters IMMINENT y instant
dc.b Ia neas AZ an Inabe and speedy cure for mango,
sre and diseases the skin dogs Price ~ cents per bot
lie Buffers Doeography cents Please copy The address
Dogs taken 10 educate.
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Bonds redeemed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lo,fqs
law expenses including a payment on
account OF the fee for prosecuting the
tity's claim before the United states
land Commission. ................... S,plz
states interest, taxes and street assess.
ments property mortgaged 10 the
Board 80. ......s...ss..s.ss ii.tl
interest on borrowed money. 666
R,nt OF Office appropriation for clerk
hire, stationery notsral and record
ing fees, &c......................s.. 2,3I3
salaries of the Board Of Commissioners
FOR one year ....................... b,tW
Loans outstanding Nay 81, 1856,
secured by mortgage on real
estate ..........s......s.. ttoVvV
Secured by sepost Of stocks. 1909
palapca being cash on hand,
deposited IS folio vs.
ON special deposit with Talant
wilde, In sealed bags. 49,. 10000
On general deposit with Tsllant
4 Wilde ........s.s..s....s LII
on general deposit with Psga
bacon Co...s"s,..,..... l,p1
133,o75
- $50 s3s
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NOOK, NURSE LADY'S MAID LAUNDRESS, WAT
~ coachman ana groom required in gentemsI
family returning 10 the city, all must be Protcsans and fl
class servants Apply from ii to o'clock at 49 Grand st.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-11-05
PROCLAMATION.

Blu THE GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF OHIO.
In conformity with custom, sanction
ed by Legislative Resolves, commended
by the practice of my predecessors in the
Executive Office, and in itself, highly be-
coming Christian People, Salmon p.
Chase, Governor of the State Of Ohio, do
hereby designate and appoint
Thursday, the 2Oh day Of NoUewber,
of the current year, to be observed as a
day Of Public Thanksgiving to Almighty
God,
Retaining, on that day, from the Or
dinary avocations of life, let us keep the
feast with joyful hearts. Assembling in
our respective places of public worship or
gathering around our domestic altars, let
us devoutly acknowledge God as the
Gracious Author of every blessing and
every benefit. Let us gratefully thank
him, especially for our prosperity and for
our security ; for our Institutions ofEdu.
cation, religion and Charity for the pro-
ducts Of our Agriculture and of our Arts;
for the intercourse Of Commerce for the
preservation of Health; for Homes en-
deared by sweet family affections for
the Mercies of Redemption and for the
Hopes of Immortality. Adoring the Di.
wins Wisdom by which our Fathers were
guided in establishing the foundations ol
United Empire in North America upon
the solid basis Of Civil and Religious
Freedom, and the Divine Goodness by
which the Institutions of Government
which they founded have been transmit.
led to US their children, let give thanks
for Liberty, guarded. by Law, and defen.
ded by Union. Confessing humbly, oul
unworthiness of these inestmable benefits
let us ferventIy invoke our Father in
Heaven to continue them, graciously, to
us and TO our posterity forever. Nor lei
us forget, in rejoicings or in supplicalOns,
our fellow men less happy than surselves
OF our abundance let US give liberally to
those who need nor let us fail to pres.
ent, before the throne Of Infinite Justice,
our sincere prayers for the downfall ol
tyranny, for the deliverence of the op.
pressed, for the enfranchisement of The
enslaved, and forihe establishment, every.
where, of Human Rights and Just Gov.
ernmenIs. Invigorated by enjoyments
and aspirations like these, we shall re.
turn, it may be hoped, to the ordinary
pursuits OF life, with hearts more than
ever engaged to the performance :of every
piivate and every public duty, and more
than ever devoted to the advancement oI
H.. best interests Of our Siete, our Coun,
try, anG our race.
Given ande;- my hand and the Great
Seal Of the State Of Ohio Ohio, \ at Col
[srAL. umbus, this 2slh csy Of I. October october
.4s bg A. D., 1855. sgis3 49,,
Z By the Governor s5 8, P. CHASE'
Ia bg;S y.H, BAKER, See'y Of State.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-11-05

FIRES ON THE PRAIRIEs--THREE PER.
SONS BURNED.--We have intelligence Of
very destructive fires on the prairies in
many places in Central Illinois. In
Christian county, Oh the 25th, it is stated
that family of movers from Indiana,
consisting Of three men and one woman,
while crossing the prairie from Buck
heart Grove to Mewequa, were overtsken
by one Of the fires, and SO badly burned
that three of them have since died, and
the fourth is not expected to live. The
wagon and all Of their clothing, &c., were
entirely consumed 1t is supposed that
the men were drunk, and that the
woman was unable 10 save herself,
During the past week these fires have
consumed great amount Of fencing on
the farms to the North and East Of Spring
field. In some cases considerable guam
titles Of wheat have been consumed. For
several days the atmosphere in this vi.
cinity has been filled with fog and smoke
supposed to be occasioned by the prairie
fires.--&. Louis NetUs Of Satvrday
afternoon. Pr" '' " "
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-11-05

PROBABLE REsuLT--Our last advices
indicate that Fremont is defeated. Well,
all we have to say is. that we shall think
none the less of either ourselves, or of the
principles we have advocated, under a
Pro-Slavery, Anti-Democratic, Foreign
Irish Catholic Administration, for the
coming four years, than we should have
thought if our wishes had been realized in
the election Of Col Fremont. Mr.. Blu.
chanan is Statesman possessed Of the
highest ordor Of talents for the position
which he seems destined to occupy. Our
opposition has been 10 his platform and
not 10 the man.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-11-05

ernment to despach half.a-dozen Of our
first class screw boats to Naples. Eight
of these vessels, we'll manned and pro-
visioned, now await sailing orders at
Spithead. In addition, there are, all
ready for sailing, the Cesar, Colossus,
Dauntless, Malacca, Gorgon, Perseve-
rance, and Urgent, all screWs.
A letter from Vienna, in the Augsburg
Gazette, says 3
The English and French Ministers at
this Court have intimated that the ap-
peafance Of an Anglo French Squadron
in the BayOf Naples isimmident, should
the King respond in the negative to the
remonstrances of the Western Powers.
The Vienna cabinet has replied, that
only does it not refrain from reserving
any objection, but it will convey 10 the
King that-it leaves to himself alone the
consequences of his conduct. In fact,
AuusTia will abandon the King to. his
fate if he does not make concession.-
The cabinet, meanwhile, has not re-
nounced all hopes oil a peaceful So
luton.
The European times says:
As regards Naples, the Western Ma
tons are determined,toabring Bombayeto
her senses The appearance Of an ANGLO
French squadron in his beautiful bag Will
speedily dispose Of unsettled points
There are no less than fifteen screw steam,
ers waiting at Spthead for orders to, sail,
but their departure has been delayed i'll
order that the ultimatum of the Western
Powers may be prepared with all the
care and formality becoming SO important
step. . y Il \
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-11-05

ES Blackwood'S Edinburg Magazine
for October has just been received. The
contents are. The AlheliDgs or the three
gifts-part g." Wayside songs, original
and translated;" "Our Tour in the In.
terror oil the Crimea." Mr.. Buffers
Reviews" "Family History" " Sea
side Sludies-par! g." "A New vol :
ume of Blackwood' commences with
the January No. and the present is a ia
favorable time 10 subscribe for this val
liable periodical. Price $500 a year.
Address, Leonard Scott & Co., No 79
Fulton ST. New York.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-11-05
ENGLAND France and Nanles.

England and France have determined
to bring the King Of Naples to terms
They have sent him two joint notes in
which they make certain demands, and
they are fitting out joint fleet with The
object of backing up their wishes. Sar-
dinia las also determined to take part in
the expedition. Thus far the Monarch
of Naples has manifested naughty and
defiant spirit, but the moment he discov-
ers that the Western Powers are in
earnest he will probably come to terms
In the second notice the powers al
luded 10 admit that the King cannot under
present circumstances grant genral am
nesty, but they insist that he shall grant
a pardon TO all political prisoners who
apply and who make their submission in
proper form. 1t is considered probable
in Paris that in the event of an Anglo
French squadron making its appearance
in the Bay Of Naples, the capital will
break out in insurection, as great discon
tent and a strong revolutionary spirit is
apparent everywhere. The King ap-
pears to be taking every precaution in
anticipation Of all outbreak. .. ....,
A Paris correspondent of the London
Morning Past states that fina note has
been sent, or is on the paint of being
dispatched, to the King of Naples by Eng
land and France giving limited period
for reply. If the King does not make
the cocession therein demanded, an allied
squadron already under orders, will meet
at A jaccio, and there wait for orders from
London and Paris before appearing in
the Bay of Naples and. taking on board
the English and French embassies
-Four line-of battle ships, two frigate, ami
two coryelts is all the force that will be
employed. The Neapoilan feet is quite
strong enough 70 meet this squadron, il
the Kingis in a lighting humor, as he has
one 80 gun frigale, several smaller Gig-
ales and corvettes, and a steam fleet of moi
less than twenty vessels.
The Paris correspondent of The London
Tines confirms the above, and adds thai
the French squadron will leave Toulor
immediately The Times says NH
issll is We, believe, the intention Of GOV.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-11-05
[FOr the True American.

Noble Youth, Ahy future career looks
very bright! o dim it not with ruthles
hand, but let it shine more and more
unto the persect day On thy right
stands the angel of light, pointing to all
that is elevated pursuit, and glorious in
lruition AT thy left stands the angel Of
darkness, pointing to the specious forms
Of earthly renown. Now in the light OF
eternity, make thy choice. Consider the
great neglected question: (" What shall
it profit man, if he gain the whole
world and lose his own soul ," One
in mortal spirit is worth innumerable
worlds. Then how bright the diadem of
him who not Only awakes, himself, to all
the life Of God, but feeds the hungry
million with the bread of Heaven! What
greater life work than this ? And what
brighter reward than coronet set with
death less souls
When the righteous Lord shall call the
dead, great and small, before II is judg-
ment seat, where wilt thou choose to
stand! Among the doomed potentates
and vassels, myself frightened ghost;
or close by the throne Of glory, surround
ed with the souls God gave thee for thy
hire.
May you be filled with the spirit of
true wisdom, to walk before the Lord in
the beauty of holiness, until he shall say
it is enough come up higher. A
Steubenville Ohio, 1855. .t.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-11-05

CoPARTNERsHIP.-Il may interest our
bretheren of the press to know that DR. j.
G. Aver of Lowell Cherry Pectoral and
Cathartic Pills has associated with him,
his brother Fredrick Aver, Esq, long and
favorably known. as leading merchant
of the west. Mr.. Aver will conduct the
widely extended business of the firm,
which now reaches TO the commercial ma
tions of both hemiSpheres, while the
Doctor will devoIe himself to his scientif.
ic Investigations and pursuits.--Mercan.
Tile Journal. .....,..'.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-11-05

ELECTION DAY.-Tuesday passed Off
pleasantly and quietly in Steubenville.
With one or two exceptions, all seemed
disposed to be courteous and gentlemanly.
We are sorry to say that since that time,
there has been disorderly conduct equal
ly discreditable to both parties. The
conduct of the boys towards Mr.. Hickey
peaceable and highly respectable citizen
by showing him out of The Court House
on last night is highly censurable, and is
condemned by every good citizen.
Two or three fights occurred to-day
near M'CNuly's doggery on Market ST.
but nobody hurt. What pity.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-11-05
Michigan Election.

Calhoun county, II towns, 900 Repub.
lican maj.
Kalamazoo county, SO towns 794 Re.
publican maj.
Wayne county. Detroit loo Democrat.
ie 4 towns 400 Democratic; Howard is
thought elected.
Branch county, Cold Water, 29l Re,
publican majority; Hillsdale 27S Rep,
majority clowns $50 Rep, maj.
Branch county, Quincy l25 Rep, ma
jority, SO gain Girard 100 Rep, J, ma
joriy, 25 gain; Ovid 1873 Rep, maj.
Kinderhook, ii Rep, majority; Batavia
9 Rep, msjotity, n
Republican majority in Detroit county,
900 which is. Democratic loss Of 1000.
Republican gains indicate majority Of
10000 for Fremont.
cass county, 8 towns lsO Republican
majority. ~
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-11-05
Election Riot.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.---There was
continued and violent rioting, during the
afternoon and evening, at the Sth and 2nd
Ward polls. The riot was intense. A
fierce engagement took place between the
Democrats of the 9Th and the Americans
of the 9TH and 9TH Wards. Each party
was provided with muske;s and cannon,
and kept up the fight for twoe hours.
About SO were wounded---. serious
Iy. In the I'd Ward, the Democrats
drove the Americans off The 4h Ward
Americans come TO the rescue. After a
prolonged and fierce fight, they re-took
the polls and drove the Democrats off.
The fight lasted over an hour One man
was killed, and 80 wounded, several ia
tally.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-11-05
Alabama Election.
Mobile. e.-l59 Fillmore maj.
Summary.

Summary.
New YORK Nov 5lh.-Maine has gone
Fremont by large increase over Ham
lins vote.
New Hanpshire--Republican by 5000
plurality.
Vermont gives large Fremont majoli.
lilies.
Seventy-three cities in Massachusetts,
give Fremont ID, 900 maj. Gardner and
Buringame reelected.
In Maine so towns give net Rep. gain
since September of l,7O0.
Kentucky goes for Buchanan by from
5000 to 5000.
Maryland generally conceded 10 Fill,
more
Indiana, Buchanan, abou. 5000.
Virginia, Democratic maj. large.
Tennessee, Buchanan has 5000 maj
Illinois gone for Buchanan, 5000 TO
10000.
In l3 large towns in the interior the
Republican gain is 3 1884.