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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-12

Ellis Of Ladng, and o'hr Blanks for sale u this
soes; Aad Blssks Of eli descriptions Aestly, cheap
b and exp sditieasiy printed aad fnmlsAsa % erdss
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a. Tom. Benton il going on lecturins
tour. His topic 70 be, the evils and dangers
Of sectional strife. The spirit to b politi-
cal bat not partisan. Hs contsnplates ad-
dressing isorsassn aaiisoses. We sdvise
him to extend his tour to the Southern re-
gion.
11R>nx Haxris - aha llrS ~hfan Nnn.a nm Thnssdnx
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ALI Advertisements Tor this paper must be pre-
paid save those Of persons having regular sceoans
win this one. This rule il imperative.
BILLS Tor Jos woak are expected 70 be paid on de-
very Of ths work, anless otherwise specially
agreed upon.
Accounts With regular customers will be settled
RssovAL -R,ckEs SInssos have removed TO
tho west side Of Thisd street, between Main and
Johnson. fd3tsw7w
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EMBR Rode RIEs,
SIERY& GLOVES.
which they will sell
Cheap for Cash.
Cali and examine.
Oct Is aln
THE Largest STOCK OF
DRY GOODS
IN THE WEST,
SOLDAT NEW YORK PRICES!
yIYEwIsH TO CALL PARrIcULAK ArTEN-
w TIOS TOOuR
STOCK or DRESS SILKS,
Containing Twessy-nve ThessanA
Yards,
Prom 80 cents to - per ysrd-,hs bes, bargains
over offered.
Also. Elegant BAREGEs, real
FRENCH 0RGANDIg and JAcKoNET ROBES
oysPLxxDrD srYLEs.
Pine Lace Goods In great variety. and al the low
LACE L FRENCH THREAD
LACE MANTILLAs,
And every variety Of
MANUFACTURED SILK MANTILLAS,
From - to e35. A large and choice stock Of
BONNET RIBBONS AND
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
FRENCHAND ENGLISH PRINTS,
or rHE LATEST DESIGNS.
CALICOS,
From s to 10 cents per ysrd--gooo nsdier colors.
| We wishalso to call particular attention to our
| stock of
CARP ET6,
Consisting Of real English velvsts Brussels, ply,
and Superior Ingram, 1t Lower Prices than
any other House in the wes,.
All kinds of House Keeping Goods, Linens, lie.
ONE or OUR T7RM LirES IN NEW YORK CITY,
and Is constantly forwarding tou the
Newest styles asa Cheapcst Goods
That are imported to the United States, and
WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD
BY ANT HOUSE IN TEE COUNTRY.
COME AND TRY US.
J. A. DURKEE d Co.,
No. S., NORTH aide .iaia ST., BET. 80 and An,
Julyli-dAw KEoxux. Iowa
p. ID. Foster.
SECOND STREET
sPLE NDID STOCK
Rich Dress SILKS,
DELAINEs, MERINos,
roHxcH, ITALIAN SCOTCH
y Embroiaeries,
LACES,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Curtain Muslins, DamAsks, Buds, Green Linen,
Gold Bands, Landscape Shades, Gilt Cornices, Piu
= and fixtures.
As low can BE- bought in any house in ii
West. bct 10 dAw
HENTLkMEN will md Ct FOSTER a bea1tifu
" assortment or Cloths. Cassimeres Vssting'
Shirts, Collars aud HAndk srchiefs. Silk and Woo
!. Undershirts, and Drawers. Silk, Cotton Ind Woe
!. Aslf Hose. Single and lined Gloves and aaun'
lets, in Silk, WOOL, aud Buck, sogeth with alm0'
: every article in 0entiemen's furnishing goods.
L DLANkErs, QUILTS Ac.--A large stock Q
i ~ Blankets, s'anion Pure wooi'' from $40
= 70 1l5,o pair
= QuilA-Assortsd sisss and prices.
~ bed Dimity-Nsw Style anA very desirable.
= Undressed French Print--A beautiful gooCis Il
70 Sale II extreme low prices =. y. FOSTER.
q Oct Is dtw
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Notice.

U EXP II before th4 people that A. J. DINNER,
N has Just received. snd y stail receiving larfs
rs, pUckET kNlvE Ms, LADIES TRAVELLING D
WORK BASKETS, WORK BOXES, = new and haaA-
some style Of Jewslry Boxes d every pattern. vlo-
lns, AuitArs, Flutcs, Flies, AccOrdsops, DaajAs,
Drums Tamborines, ~. Also . general assoet-
nent of Fancy Goods. Toys. TO-, 10, fur Chldrsn.
consisting In part u Disssctiag Mas Of the WcsA
the Nation 1 the y. S., 4 B G Blseks, md IN faot
every thing from Elephant dswn - Dlsa, al u
which will ~ sold cheap at
A. j. q II II Z B IS
Fancy Goods Toy store, q pvssent on johnson
It., near the Post ORss, and sftss The 18th 81 Nov
will be happy TO visit on his lrieads st bis new
stand on The sast Side At I'D, bsswssn Main John.
sss sta., Ksokak.
/ Oct II din
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OhecagO new WAo1ooale
CIGAR, TOBACCO SNUFF WAREHOUSE,
No. Randolph Sweet ILLS.
VX7E ere nov rsseivink large and choice stock Of
w HAVANA AND bOAESTIC CIGARS,
Fine.cus, snoking, = Piug rebscco !
Hsvine dirsst conmsnleatlon With parties In
NORTH CAROLINA and Virginia. the source Of
production and uanufactuTc Of PLUo ToBAcco, en-
ables rs 70 sGss some very choice brands Of these
celebrated Tohaecos at very low prices.
Country dealers and dealers generally are invited
70 examine our stock. J.R. JORDAN 3 co.
II kanAolph It. topposits Young America, Chieago.
June II '5eAlv
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e We would call attention TO the sd-
vsrtissment pertaining to the Ksokuk and
Kansas City Railroad.
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q. N. HUSTON,
wholesale Dealer IN Motions ana
Fancy DRY Goods,


Fancy Dry GeeAs,
- MAIN SraEEr, kKokuK, Iowa.
Anew stock and the largest and best assorted ever
nored In the market. Our stock 10 purchased direct
from manufacturers and iMportcrs, and Ne pledge
ourselves sell prices low for cash Of 10 COED
time buyers, rs ST. Louis or any other western mar
ket.
Merchants will And IT to their advantage 10 call
and examine goods and prices before Eelss-
whore. We willoonsider it trouble toshow them
through stook.-apr26-dAw
A apr s'''' % rocket cutlery '' M us
4 HEAVY stock Of Cap, Letter, Ladies bath, Hath
n Post, Fancy and Commercial Note Paper, Plain
and laid Bud, White and Fancy oolorsd KnysloRss, u
Apr2a HusT0NS.
A GENERAL assortment OF German silver and dou-
n BILE plated ware, all warranted and Ut msnafas-
turer's prices, At apr26 HlSION's.
4 N extensive stock Of Whips and Laahes Il man
n ufacturer's prices a, apr2e HUsTONB.
4 LAKdE lot of artificial aowers, bud, grape
n leaves and ali kinds Of Millinery Go.,is, q
apr26 huSTON'S.
rIyHE Finest assortment Of Ribbons ever offered in
the market. at Apr16 HuSTON'S.
CLOCks enough to supply the market, Of svssy
" variety Of pattern, Jerome . make, warranted,
and IT manufacturer prices, st HUsTON6
apr76
/ Trimmings 1t apr7s HUSTON'E
4 LARGE and hne lot Of Kid Gloves 81 every
n Grade at apr76 HUSTON 8.
N endless variety of Silk and Linen Pocket nand-
+ n kerchicfs and cravAts at apr36 HUSTON'S.
| 4 yoLD aud common Jswslry, and Gold and silver
NJ watches, II apr3s hUsTONS.
| LIVERY variety Of goods comprtsed in the Notion
II and Fancy Goods line at Huston = at prices that
cannot fail To induce purchAses and benefit the buy
or. Call 1t No. ~, and examine for yonrselves
I apr2c
1 a LAR1E assortment Of Hosiery ana Gioves
/ n English and French hand made Mnu, very
/ dne. At apr1o HUSTON'S.
rvNHE largest and best assorted stock Of FmbroAs-
L ry in tho city u apr2G HuSTONb-
Huston will be found the largest lot VI Irish
/ N Linens, Lacss. Edgings, and every variety Of
White goods, at prices that cannot be beat in any
/ w....-n .,..h =. anr26
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GOH SALE,
T DISH and IL, block n, corner Second and Pale
Lot o. block 2ol, between Thirteenth and Four
tsenth streets, ON Johnson. Has brick house rent
ing for 4l5 per month.
AnslsgAnt tvu story brick house containing nine
large and com Portable rooms has cistern, etc
corner Of Eigi ID and bank sss.
Lotion Levs II BY lie feet commencing 90 feet
south Ut corn r. Of Exchange and Lsvse, and run
ming Ito feet deep to y Commercial Alley % feet
wide.
Lots and 2, corner Seventeenth and Carroll SITS
overlooking the entire city Beautiful location for
private residence.
COUNTRY PROPERTY
Highly improved Farm in Hancock county, iii
nois u Az acrcs, (120 timber) all under heavy
rail fence 10 acrcs In nne orchard, IS in timothy
meadow enclosed BY separate fence; wells Or va
ter one ct each Of tenant houses, and the other
| ct the barn, 80 feet by ~ feet. TIrLs pERFkcr.
miles from Carthage. There 10 IN Usage hedge sur
rounding this farm. Apply %
sep2od
House and los fsv sale.
OF : in block ~, This Lot 10 improved with a
IL neat, one story brick house containing rooms,
and is in one II the most desirable parts of thecy
1t il dccidediya choice place for private resi-
pence. Vsrm' easy. fTsynr Of q wooyroN
| nct4- diff Cor. I'd and Johnson -ss
,.k.n,cxxY. LLOYD D. sIxrsos.
HICKEY n SIN PsON,
i REAL ESTATE BROKERS. cOLLEcIuhs,
1 NDINVESrTNG AGENTS, Postotiee Building,
4 "A tupssairz) kcokuk, Iowa. AL S"'.r,ai o.s-
ness promptly and carefully transacted. 1'ies az
anincd.
ssvEaExcKs:
Charles Parsons, Esq., banker, keokak;
A. l.. Deming Co., -
Gen. II. L. Reid,
Ford. 6orham 1 Ford,
D. w. kilbourne, Esq.,
Msssrs. Ficklin 4 LucAs, :"
Mcssrs. Rankia Miller. Attorneys, q
We respectfully invite Those DESTROYS Of Investing
In Real Estate 70 examine list, which ooaprisss
so,ue of che most Desirable property In ksoksk
which ~ oEss ON Ms most favorable tsrMs.
June II, 't6-AAv kIOKKY ASIAPSON.
: ~ 3. kDkDBR dsvctss his attention espseisll,
, II. 70 the busiues Of Counsellor ut Law and Con
veyAnsss. lie v Also Notary Pebble, end yin q
| tsnd 70 all tho dates Of that once. His oelcs
/ With Smith vAnsioklen, dealers In rsal sstase.
: Sent, lvth. 1854. (A1
XrYANTED-A House and Lot vscsnt lot !
]. w exchange for dry gooas. Address kROKu U
through the Postoascs. [sspt1-d
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LOT 10, Block 7s6, ON Morgan street, between
18th and l4th, with new brick house, will be sold
low and on reasonable terms.
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01llloFA TADloOs &c.
THE Subscriber begs leave to inform the inhab-
i itants al the North 4ssAsn 6taass, that Ae M
opened wafsroom q ss RsnAsipA street, Chicago,
Ill.,, for thssAle Of The newly Invented
Cushaon 0llllaPA Tab1ee,
which hsvs been pronounced hy Ill AilliAsd play
enthusiastically correct ard ~ sspseisr slastic
Try. Thee Who intend to parehase, will 1nd il 30
their Advantage 70 examins his stock, consisting Of
Slate and Wood Beds.
Otders Tor Tables, Balls, Cues, Cloths, Cue Tips,
any article in the trade. will b. prooptly at
tended to.
Address WIN. II. GRIFFITH,
95 Randolph street, Chicago.
Late Of the arm Of GrifBth 4 Decker, New York.
DOT. 18th. d3m
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Err. I'D. W. Ford, Banksrsi Jesse wioksrshau
Esq.; Dn. AcGugin . Allen; Phillips I Co., Auc-
tionesrs Dr.. X, II. WynAn-KEoGuK.
John u. T. Jerome, Ex-Mayor Thompson I
Odesluys, Merchants; Rsnj. G. Barroll, Attorney
u Law Hugh l.. Bond Attorney at IAw-BALri-
Thompsea, Attorney 1t Law; H. +. Circuit, Atty
q Law; Jshaa CARTS, IT,, Real Rstats Broksr--
HuIlaAn01&ulA.
DaAgs 4 oFownell; WIN. brown, Architect; Ls-
uaa d Co.-CnlCA00 oct33-dH
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100 Acres, consisting Of timber and prairie,
partly under cultivation and situated abou; miles
from the city. Terms easy.
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Notice.
1yA8 Law partnership heretofore existing b.
i tween the undersigned, IL this day disso!ved BY
mutual consent.
The basinsss Of the firm will b settled up and
rHos. W. CLAGETT.
GEO. c. DIXON.
Keokuk, lows, Oct. -, 1856.
A. en- now retiring from the practice Of the
Law, hereby recommend Geo. c. Dixon, ny late
partner, to our former clients and 70 pcrsons hav-
Ing basinsss With me.
kcokuk, Oct II 1885. TAOS. ". CLA0ETT.
will continue the practice Of tho Law In the Old
ONCE, No. - Main Street, Keokuk, Iowe.
Oct IL 1855 dSn GRO. 9. DIXON.
SUPPLIES JUST RECRIv1D.
~. nvrcurnsua. JAa. pswBr.
aUTCnINsoN = DEw1Y.
MERCHANT TAILORS,
THIRD street, betwssn Nlain and johnson, Kes-
suk Lows, have last reveive1 - their 1ashionAAls
Tailoring and rurnishing estAblishneat, eholsa
ssd EXCELLENT supply of nrs9AsloGAs. Oassinsra,
VestiuRu, and 0sstiem1n . Burnishing 0sods Il I'll
1esiplions asA guarantee thst their WORK shall y
ouns 10 the most approved and sAttsfestosy nAnAas
1hsy afs constantly receiving the New Heeh aad
pAita1spAis fashions, and respectfully solicit ~
40 desire rood work and the best material - Civ
tAem sali. Agents for
Fsuscts Mdh on's Slpssm Of GSsse1t
C1stt1NQ.
Ost,i-dly HUTCHINSON 1 DEWEY.
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LOT No. 8, Block 45-with improvements For
further particulars, applys
G. X. DlMOND,
oct3-d kilbourue' a Block Main at.
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IL 3. kUkDBR dsvotss his attention ssp@eialiy
II. 70 the busiues Of Counsellor ut law and Con-
ycyansss. lie v $50 Notary Public, and Win ~
tend 70 all tho dates Of thAt ONCE. His oAcs II
With Smith = vansioklen, dealers In rsaa ssease.
Sept. 18th, 1854. tA0
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40 Acres near Amhrosia being a part Of what 10
called the Benton Farm Lays very handsome
ami situated abou, 10 miles from this city, and
be had nj n bargain.
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I will continue the practice Of the Law In the Old
once, No. ~ Main street, Keokuk, Iowe.
Oct Is 1885 d3n GRO. G. DIXON.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25

Philosophy ALREADY directs Der frger a, source. of IN
,xhsusbie power in tie phenomcns Of electricity .na
uognetism. The alternate decomposition and RECON-
petition Of water by electric action has too close an
analogy 10 the alternate processes Of vaperZston and
,Cud-nsstion not 10 occur az once 10 every mn1.
al ihircs justify the expectation thu. on
the eve Of mechanical discoveries still greater than
6ny which hsve yet appeared. and that the steam rr.
gne itself, with oil It's gigantic power, will dwInie
into insigu fcsnce in comparison with the energies Of
tsture. which are soon 10 b. revealed and the da,
will ccme when the steam engine will cease to exs,
except in the pages OF history.
/, seems to u demonstrated that the great benefit
Of Gil exhibition Of the works Of the Industrial World
i tie worldwide reputation that il conters upon articles
Il a. deserve it. In truth il Is justly believed that
have been lOst for want of such opportunity for
fame, and profit Ii i believed that we have lost
malesble glass. We can longer make cutting i'm
plenen out Of copper, was done 5000 years a;o,
nor have the art of making the steel OF Dt-
mascus rOr the sword blades Of old Seville. All that
desire TO say it, that We should be careful of the in
terests of our inv enfnrs of our lives and
property for they the universal bcneiactors of man
kiLd. These lights Of tie world are few al any time,
ard become fixed stars cf the first magnitude when
they do appear How small catalogue Of them can
be made in hundred years.
The speaker after commenting at some length upon
this branch of his subject then concluded his address,
which occupied about hour in its delivery, by re.
turning his thanks TO the large and attentive audience
Of ladies and gentlemen who had assembled within
the Crystal Palace upon this the first evening of the
Twenty eighth Annual Exhibition Of the American
In Stitute
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25
MECHANICS CEN 'RAL CLUB.

A meeting of Mechanics and Working -lnen IN favor
If making Independent nomination tor Mayor was
held at Union Hall, No. l63 Bowery, last evening"
Mr. WM WARD called the meeting to ORDER and
Committee was then appointed to report permanent
oficers During the absence of the Committee, Mr.
HAYpocx, ex-wood-sawyer addressed the meeting, and
cogety Illustrated how necessary is or the people
TO lake tn, nomination of their local officers out OF the
hands of the wire-puers and nominate and elect such
men themselves will best discharge their duties with
out regsId to party considerations whatever Inc
Couinicc reported permanent officers OF tho Ciu
Geo. w. Weed, President, with 'ice-PIesidents ron
,yely trade in the city, and Henry X. Warner, S U.
Gregory and Ed. +. johnson as Secretaries.
Tie PREsIDrNr made a few remarks cu, giziIg John
n Genin a. good citizen, popular man, ana
though selfmade not urmndf,ll Of the interest OF the
people as was shown by his opposition to and defeat
Of the State Prison Labor bill Ill the Legislature last
Wintr. $50 q, -.
Mr., CnAHIEs MILLS followed him in al effective
sretch in favor Of M Getn as the peoples candidate
for Mayor. -
R,Inarks were also made by JAMES ROVE, Mr..
OF lis claim upon the gratitude of the mechanics and
working men Of Ntw-iork, for his labors IN their
behalf in Albany lsst Winter.
The Committee on Resolutions reported in favor OF
nominating Nj Gcnin Gs the Peoples candidate tor
Mayor and that Le be recommended 10 the support of
u member OF all Iartes as an independent candidate
Mr. Gcnin was accordingly aomina;ed for Ma, or by
Lcclmatiun.
the Mechanics Central Club Of the City and County of
New-York, and that Committee OF one from each
" and sLouh be appointed 10 call Mass Ratification
Meeting at the tabernacle. The meeting then ad-
iourncd with three cheer for the domination.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25

1sDORsISG the STATE TIcKET.-At the meeting oi
the Republican Central Committee Of this city last
evening, Isaac Dayton, Chairman Of the Executive
Committee offered the following resolutions, which
unanimously adopted:
Resoired That in the nomination Of John King By the Re-
pnaCsa1 rs stat nonlasns as the K.puessn r.n
with heartfelt ~ scton the nomins'ion Of welknOwn
that hi. elevation the highest office in the M people
this State will testify at once their just apprec ntion of his dis
The grateful estimate in vhich they hold lifelong fidelity
to principles and the high qualities Of mind and hear
Re.oired That the nomination of Henry z Solder the
Republican candidate for was deserved
tribute alike bis dis'in gshcd talents and his manly and
patriotic course in he present crisis and will ay to 'hs cup
he.oed That This Commit cordially approves the p.m
ley Bailey for Inspector Of stsse Prisons
CATsKILL.-Messrs Chsuncey Shaffer and Charles
w. Elliott of New-York, VIII address the citizens of
Catsk on Friday evening, spon the great principles
which now demand the attention of Freemon.
We learn that private meeting Of the friends Of
Simeon Baldwin, fwho refused to allow the Hon. n.
p Banks to address his fellow citizens from the steps
Of the Merchants Exchange, Wall street,, called
at the New-York Hotel Wednesday nast even
ing) TO nominate him for Mayer of this city.
"A large Republican meeting was held on Tuesday
evening at Park Hall, Jersey City. 1t lasted from
till O'Clock and during the whole time the greatest
interest was manifested in what said by the speak
ers who were Mr.. Scudder of Jersey City, AID Mr.
w. II. Fry Of New-Yoik. A capital ee.Club'a'iied
to the spirit Of the occasion by some well-execnted
songs The cause in New-Jersey becomes brighter
and brighter.
DEMocRATIC CNoNISArioSs.-Charics Mctny has
been nominated for Alderman Of the First Ward by
some of the Democracy who cannot swallow Wilson.
Morgan l.. Harris, hoc!-koeper, is the candidate for
Alderman ofthe Third Ward.
Andre Froment for Alderman Of the T1enty-tirst
I'd
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25

Messrs. GREELEY McELRATH: / have watched
with interest your generous fund ior the relief and lib
Grafton Of Kansas insultcd trodden down, torn
end enslaved by the President of the United States,
acting az the tool of the tyrannical Slave Olgarchy.
To other funds for this important charity have already
given according to my small means; but constant
reader of TIE TRIBUsE, cannot miss the opportunity
which you afford to protest anew against an unparalleled
Crime, and to contribute anew to s mitigation. Please
TO accept the check which nclose for one hundred
dollars ($l00). wish it more, for more will be
needed.
Believe me, gentlemen, your faithful servsnt,
CHARLES SUMNER
phlad,luhia q
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25
STORM on TIE LAKES.

BUffALO, WtUNt"IWyi oVP!. ~ 1o',O'
The recent ,quinoctial storm has caused great dam
rre amen the shipping on Lake Erie and the Upper
Lake. Thirty vesseis known tO have gone ashore
on Lake Michigan. Among them are the brig Court
Ind at Bois Blanc, with cargo OF wheat; the
schooner - j. IIollcy at Presque Isle, with cargo OF
rheai; The b,ig Columbia and schooners D. shaw and
Athehian at Gros Cap all laden with wheat; the org
N,nhnttan and hooncr Richard Mott, at south Mani
tcu: thc Iopcllcr X. l.. Foss at Grand RIVER Mchl-
an tho propeller Charles Mcars, IN tho east shore OF
lake Michigan; the schooner Flying Dutchman' on
Lake l.ric above Dunklrk; and the SCHOONER Memo
sha. a Fnae PrcSquc Isle Lake Huron, IA total io's
The steamer Cora Linn il also ashore ON the Cad9da
sic OF Lake Ontario near kingston.
Mary q; tho above vessels arc total losses somo are
already going TO pieces. Several other vessels have
reached dtrent ports badly damaged and is feared
At tlCle have bCeh otter and more extensive losses
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25
REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN AND FREMONT AND
DAYTON CENTRAL CLUBS.
SPEECH OF HON. ASsoN BuRLINGAME.

The announcement that the Hon. Anson Buriingsme
would address the Republicans Of the Fremont and
Dayton Central Club, and the Fifteenth Ward Rocky
Mountain Club, in Union square las, evening, drew
together the largest as-emblage of Republicans which
New-Ycik has yet seen. Not less than twenty thou
sand could have been present, and many went away
not being able to get within hearing distance of the
speaker From the platform which was erected on
the southwest Of the Park to the Statue of Washing
ton, and to an equal distance on either side there
heaved and hushed and hurahed one compact phs-
lonx Of men, They would not be perhaps 80 avail
able at primary election the Empire Club, or cut
such swell on Broadway some Of the superfine
Americans who flourish for Fillmore; they were the
sort Of men who their living. The banners of the
clubs and one or two flags were displayed, and fine
band was in attendance. After music from the band
the Fremont and Dayton Glee Club gave the Ralyins
Song.
Mr.. WN. II. BRows nominated Mr.. Charles A.
Dana as President Of the meeting, and he was elected
with three cheers.
Mr.. DANA responded in few words, which were
enthusiastically applauded
The following gentlemen were then appointed OFF,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25
PaAn3l2eras

Mr. Crockr and LADY, Mr. Lawton and lady, Mr. Mott and
LADY Mr. Armstrong lady Mrs and Miss Dove Miss Smith
and cousin Mir Dwight it, lady aud servant Mr. Tssnt and
LADY, Mr. Bayloy and lady Dr. Gwynne and lady Miss Ody
two children servant; Miss Cartwright Mrs Crook'hank
the Rev Nj Gleason the Rev Mr.. Whitaker MI Moore and
isIy Capt johnson Nj Kirkpatrick and son, Mr Clark and
lady MIS-, Richards Mir. Iones Miss Jones Mr. Eleost and
Is6S Miss Mr. Hughes Mr Cook, lsdy and child
MI smith and lady Miss Peckisnd Mr Notice aud child Mr.
Dckes friends Miss Law, Nj Davis, Mr. iodonbgrg
Mr. Martin ard son Mcsrs Levin Lcace Douglas. Smith
TayIor Hpior Rcckcson Gnny, Hutchinson, Yessonder.
Brooke RosoIs kendall Crookshank GaSs Blair Cobben.eer
Siur,ysn, seped,r Shniu Bowers Mnasn, ATley kcan,
Pratt A. gibon Sevs Ade SimmonsGed: Suleran, Reynor
OIycnhieiD Dsv Martin Jones' Gordon, Desbarres husaes
Frnt klort,,1 Dick Mscfarane Bailey, Shoot Carleton.
JoigIer Os.crs Ousve BaSe,. Thomson, stand'nse'
I,ids
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-25
PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.

PITIsBURGH, Wednesday, Sept ~, 800.
The ,litica discussion which TO be held to-day
Mt indiana in this State, did not come on MeSsrs'
Stokes and Foster were present, but Mr.. Buriingame
was absent and Mr. Stevens left in the ociock train
The Democrats call it backing out. The Republicans
sny they &c, red disturbance ii the contest took place
The turnout ON both sides was Immense.
The Democrats were addressed by Messrs Gibson
SchaIlbt Foster and Stokes and the Republicans py
Mr. Stevens.