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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-01
Army Movements in Florida.
nun xrN MIer nnn hl.stsn.rf,.. sr,,p-

KAY wssf. Nov "a. 1850
1,riroi n Trcfs from he North cnd Wont Ge,~ai ~
nsg IN Comm1u
late arrival from Cbsrloies Hs-bor reports sre 81
Arhwr,aht at the gsrr,sen. WITH i've concss,es Of
Fourth Artillery destined 10 form pad NJ the a,my
command Of General Harvey, about ~ tserm,nsss
sem,noles IRON Florida. Tho bark -. iron y
Orleans, with ave companies Of the F,nh Infsosey,
slso arrived at Point Sauabe and bu,nv ssscss v
troope snd stores. VISOR General Hsrn.v h.f arr,
from this place In the revespe cuuer ~. Drf, lie
Randolph He vould assume the conrns-1 az abe a.
81 once. The mot complete ami streoaros ~ a. III
have been and 10 he al pied. remove The - n
OF ssvsses row occupyinE tne lover To1sn - ne . p
suis General fVpey W be the MAJ ~ al otn
esressly hued sucr~ed " IN nnder,ss,.v cf %
vMa Importance 10 ,nis sale W. msh hisr al ,e.c~s
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PREPARED BY U. y. DICK, or PHILADELPHIA.
List OF letters adv,rtsed In the Boston Herald wsdues
d NV. 2e remaining In the Boston Pos, ofoe uncAed
for
VIEW YORK BorHs
D. Appleton 4 Co Ubsdcll, Person, lake h o.
Clark Austin A sroih, The Carrier Dove-D. Dana
Hon. Thos. y heasher. TO, 3sl broadway.
PHiIapKLPms HOUSES
Jenkire kCo Hatch a Brothers.
List Of letters advertised In the Ngw York HsaAIp
Friday Nov 2s, remaining IN the Ns~ York Posi- osiloe
uncaied for. no doubt mndirected-
rHnlDurmA Housss boston Horsss.
Charles Abbey A soma Bradford 4 Macon ,cr.
Baker A ste,son Bake, Barnard n %.
ra~scu A Hancock. Don verse, Harding %.
French r cbards j. b Glover 4 Co
Ice A Walker. Thompsoa & Co.
Isvck Rsyen A 90. Upham Tncker Il Co,
James Mason Co Davis r. Whitney.
Bsnfy W. Overman. AfHsSY, v ". HOrEEs.
Rcbard soc Adler Mayer (snould DO
sriegle A Johrron. Meyer).
t4uv Bryan = not. Grant, Armstrong n %
Wallace a Rotuerneh Learned Wilson Board
W. abt Broti ers t.noud be slice (adverused Learned
Wright, sro'nerr A Coz Wilson Brsdeel.
Work, Young HoCoaca. l. Merchant A o..
rnrsBvpG, "a Bovs@. Pect ham Tremain.
Geo. r. Arnold 4 % Wheeler, Meliok a %.
w. cooper A CO.
Gran, Bennett Co.
nAt1fwnpr Horsu
Iees Martin A Co (should be Martin Lewis %, I'd.
vertieed In letter NJ should be ia IL.
Il W punderson 90
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pssuous u 1vnsh ponoy towards Tho HAss q Nov 0rs-
bsda- II y hhnstsd thss whils M Percs ooqusssins
the passage Of The lsthnus, John Boil WIN quietly
Jake possesssp Of the bone and ssssIe The contest
may 60 TO s. Domingo before coming o Havans, sod
make hiatus in the Srgcvan system Of government for
The United s.ates surveying schooner Var no leaves
TO morrow TOR Key West
Our new business week commences well, With slightly
better feeling towards the gold coin OF Uncle samdom
HAvXsA, Nov. rs, 1855.
Arrival Of ne BritssA s,o cdr Atalomtd-F1ouy, and TIE
Dsay Paid on G-Amo,rs COsssumed in TIE Lland.
Ny last letter, forwarded by the Philadelphia, was
dated as recently a Esd nss although that ship did
leave this harbor until the 2Ah but the Quaker City
has Just arrived and will probably reach New York pre-
vous the Philadephia, sit down 10 write You brief
letter. The only thing like news which has transpred
within the past twenty four hours the arrival late on
the 28d inst Of the British sloop war Atanta Of six
cen guns, 7. n s. Paisley commander, from Jamaica,
and the United States surveying schooner varna Duer
commander from Nassau.
Recently 1000 barrels Of -four imported from New
Orleans account Of the bakers OF this city, and report
says stnl further quantity expected. This fact
minds me Of promise made in . late letter to prove
hat the high rate OF duty imposed upon American flour
% 81 per bbl, and boldnsd which brings tho duty TO
shout $40 Soy results In positive loss 70 this islands
evenue, and proceed briefly to redeem my promise.
oppose eacn poTfon N tnw Nno 70 nine ounces
bread per day. which - twenty thre and threequar
per cent less than consumed In France and there
being 1000 00e people the island, the consumption ct
-four annually ought to be COO barrels Of flour
which, paying duty Of 81 ON Spanish four and IS
foreign % was the case many years ago. during the ad
mntraton Of his Excelency Don Ruiz Apocadero would
yield In round numbers revenue Of So 000. 600, being
excess Of 900 collected under the present
prohibve syatem, which amount 10 lost to the island
besides the large paid to the numerous necessary
employees now required to prevent SNUG Cling: and be-
Sides small protective duty In favor Of -four imported in
Spanish vessels would give employment 70 increased
amount Of Spanish tonnage.
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We have received NE Of the Santa Ye Gosste 10 \
18th Of October, nom which No extract NE folio Vi
army intelligence
General Garland, accompanied by Major Bro I'D
sDtry, and Lieut. Craig, Sth infsntry left Fort Union
tho 18th Of October for Fort Leayenworth, With 4 40
cient escort ~ protection against whatever Inds
might present themselves We have been permitted
examine private letter from General Garland 70 one
his stan, and allowed to extract the following
The collation. the Arroyo Hondo was thing 70 os rsme
bered there was display of good TASTE genoro
feeling such few been permitted 70 witness
place my affections dat viii remain with me ss Sss
short journey OF hfe
On the 18th Of Oct. the General issued hin orders
lnqushng the command OF this department. 70 Ooi Bu
neville.
Company A, Third infantry, Capt Bowman. pas
through this city the 18th ipst on its way 70 ID
Massachusetts,.
Company Of the rncs, Capt Ellst, viii ale nos, !
ne winter near the PeCos river. Il either Books
military escort with leave Fort Thorn with . train
wagons, from the 9th 10 the 10Th of Novem Ger ne,
for Tucson. Instructions have been given 70 the esoc
70 give protection and safe conduct al persons wi
may desire 70 avail themselves OF It. This escort win h
mediatey return from Tucson n the Rio Grande.
Major Thornton and Captain Easton len this city
Tuesday last for Albuquerque, . sporting excursion
now post has been established 1t Tuceon under d
command OF Major Sseen, First Dragons. the post
DO garrhoned ~ four companies, viz. :-Carleton
Northrops, Ewen's and DAvidson's.
The headquarters OF the First Dragoous with thr
companies, viz :-Grier's, Whkesey's and Radford's
Surgeon W. j. Sloan has entered upon duty In this
partment relieving Surgeon Abadie, Aug. I. sarge,
Abadie left for the States with the Sepem Der mail q
The regiment Of Mounted Rhemen. under Brevet G,
Loring has arrived In .hs department. ard 10 assigned
stations % follows
HEADQUARTERS AND TWO COMPANIES, JONES' A,
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Death OF n New Yorker In California
VALLEJO Nov 4 1854

Nh JAMES GosDos BrSrrI-
destre favor tnrouYh the columns Of your valuable
pater which the pu ocaiion OF Of young
vbo 10 the state Of California, Ia the uni,ei
states frgatc adepende1ce and since dicd 10
tie ned states Marine nptsl, In the city Of san Fran
cvco and Understand that he has q mother and two
fsiers living Ia part ~ the State OF New FORK
there nothing IN the Of letters pagers iron
shch u the iesdence OF his re ads please
irsert ite following notice
Inn October 81 rlf a. The United saies ua-ine Ho,pi
rity Francisoo California, VIM Jones formerly
,Lc ate Of New lork.
il ma should Net notice Of the parents Of decsas
Cd, rksss address Vim. G. Groeves, Vallejo, Sal ,na
county, Calnornia-
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EAt1fN0Rr HOrsn.
Ieps Martin A Co (shouid be Martin, Lewis %, I'd.
verified 10 letter NJ should be 10 u.
n w pundersou a 90
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HAvlSA, Nov. Is, 1855
Byiish STEAMERS m Port-AryIuai Of xersoaH Lady-
Honor Shocn Her by D.e rowr-Neo Granada Po'1,os-
Report.d Plans ~ Bnoiand-s. Domingo 46dirs-U,n-
ted States swU,psns Schooner rarsna, DC,
Tho Brni,h brig Of war Atslsnta Commander PesIsy,
arrived here Port Royal jamaica the 23d last,
and inerchsneed sausons with the port and authorities
OF tho city, ravy sod nag, the morning OF the 2lh.
she comes n . good for shore Equipments.
The British Royal west India mail steamship soleut,
Be, p,on, IRON Southampton and a. Thomas twenty-five
days arrived Gay, and leaves this morning for vers
Cruz and Tsmplco.
The Sonora Yribareu and family. Qaiy Of a Mexican
merchant) who came passenger n the British steamship
wa. received and enersned ast evening at The pa ace
by Mrs and Gen Con sha who had previously vi,ed
at the Ho,cl Cubsno-the husband OF the LADY dstn.
suisbed by these unusual s,teotoas having rendered
irepdy and important services to Conohs wnen fortune
lin red with him little lie requies friendship IN the
ms.t graceful manner The lazy and her family slept At
su am,hip this morning. In the saie barre with all the
prestge and pomp ss the moet dstln sushed rank
claim am ong The style " the rion reminds
Of The be after ton raid our distinguished country
me American chip julia Howard George Patterson
master OF southport Connecticut bound from Boston
New Orleans, wrecked the 9th inst, the Ginger
bread sboais OF the Bahama Banks She struck on
rocks al hafpast eight O'Clock the morning going
with a heavy sea- and with the reaction Of the
fell astcrn and funk, Immediately ~ seven fathoms
,er-oue Of the singular record me yes.
,e valued nj SIS. 0Oo total oes ~ course and
hing could be saved bit part uf The clothing " the pas
ser sers officers and crew, with the -hps papers and
mari, -al Instruments The souls boerd-al told,
2I-havc arrived bere- brought by The United
states surveying schooner yarna, Commander Lsute-
papt Duer Of Navy and Captain Patterson and mates
by the American brig Loapgo, Captain Arrant
Spanish society have reports 10 circulation whish
We 40 moi know but may be well founded, - 70 me pro.
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NTONfhk bel0VN .
pronineni light have been ncssanty discussed by the
nnN democ Ac Vigilance prees, and Die nAms branded
win the moes sc,rchieg epithsu. he hes maintained
ssnce 70 tb morning. but unable logger 70 contain
I'm anger . card over his signature appears one Of
Ne daily papers The editor OF the Ercsrg Baieftn n
ssossesa 70 b. ,ss vs. man o,e.Ss 81
q possessing Hnce Herocr arrived In the Stste afer
ne sfa act that has oassei mis- reputation that paper
- kept up continual Assault and, indeed, sner
srm ofexpression TOO strong 70 apply 70 him, either
politician. NO mercy wD allowed W temper tbs
RELENTLESS wseed Herbert and he "a CON
psI,ed ~ much BY Inclination the necessities Of
sGscis position. 70 leave California
There coDsi iersoe talk sn reference 10 the
challenge Herbert sent Thomas King In cineeluencs Of
the publication Of these assaults Mr. King would not
meet Herbert because ne stated, tue latter
i sna a. =. " - VA
Berbets TREND that be prepared 70 resist attack sad
would do regardless Of consequences 70 his sssssn
ssd nov prctepds that he In danger Of ssssuaaudn
Nh hands. This Ia too shsllow--too poor. Uader any
skcumsssnces, King would ~ fight, believing that tbs
Ysvscnsi responloii,y aocune 70 not SOUND y sonla
be well u some Of that high spirit aod sense Of honor
which elevate the profession OF pu5csts Ell tied am,as
Me editors Of all our pagers IN San Frsoosoo f)r ~ ws
- present stand every one after nov craven csa
hurl nvectve, and trade on cslunBy ami vuacs u
character with mpunity. and f0iy diseased pDbic
ssuamen, 70 suae oil demand. Tor apology Or saassoua
M Kings reasons for declining meet Herbert cf
httie weight with the greater part Of our people We
have strong representation Of southern caiyalry asre,
whose srdor In giving requiring reptraou tor ins ait
wins for them he syapaihv OF The yousg aud srdsa
A matter Of justice 70 California, ana to the whO
have been bsnshed from this STATE, II shoud De koosa
that Me election yesterday gives the irrerdttDle
desis 70 the charges Of ballot boz ttuog alleged AZ
them. when the Vigilance on was 10 fall 20 ser
~ mouthpieces never ceased repeating that gtgsnuc
f~nds were pracssed Al the ballot COX aud q IN
growing and monstrous evil Their extstance % that
syound alone vas necessary. II stated persons ar
r~t~d ba6 made confessions establishing tue crptv 81
me preparation Of these crimes and tns evidence was
promised would be laid before the people From
that hour present, n 90 Of sny kind has 7s
nubt ana Il y not hazardous 70 say ever will ~
anazns number of votes cast yesterday and 10 1874
1885 will be clearly, no sutlug oout have
skcn place, and there Was, must beof such ins guin
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pTarB OF BrRssE CMEr.- Tts Erea1rg Post
.raa.At.s fsuIn tic ~. LOUIS AE-ciser ds Hcsf tle
EIou.r oiatuary potice u VI. Ca5et 1t l. fnon tA-
rep.fHenrv Bernstein, f,e editor # tie 4a-sf-~-.
vbo r, I'd, d ANY year. n Pans, AMI vas Intimately
acou,iried with tie decea-ed:
"Csber tho fyuoder OF Icsrian Communism and
p,sde1t NJ the cllrv IctTis who arrived ia " Lpui.
~ fow csys rec with s1ch Il he n cipes a. mad
Ie-os,ped faithful TO BIN, died On Saturday, the 81.
inst. OF apOp3eNy. -
Fn.nie -b, wss boom NJ Dion. France in fSS
and We. he'd 10 tue law 10 lis native town Ga the
gvrt.l 40 Nur,.l. on he ,ared 70 Paris whore ne
i,rrd Tie sctrc sacie'es. AMI was m 1lher OF the
>ut r,m, CcuTcil 81 the Curbonnari Al er the rey0
lu-.n o; july 1890 he was appoIntHi Pf'curateur-
C.u,rs, of jnsic. and in 1871 be wa. elected 10 the
Ctsnh r o Depuies where lie attached himself to the
e1if, NE left.
BIN 10 fy 20 Lonccn, where ne occupied himself n
Urit,, Violent u. hi ssl pamphlets aud studying the
,Is,,rct,ors Il communism. la 1889 ha was an nest
ed wberup.n he wrote a Popular History Of the
.Frucb Eeyoui;o If l7si anf 1880, in four volumes,
Wb,ch r,Ie p'iItcd a. PaIi- III i>iV.
subs. Gusay. upon the appearance o bis travels
IN ,c.,ia End of III weekly publication lie poou.
Ini1. n ,uutn,e er-ued btwee4 him ant the political
rsccss becoming tie champ m OF moderate 50 'Iasn
he new nso opposed the altfH r1ninni- q lie found
.rv e1hc.,-,.s and OIL the br akng-Ou the -eyDg
to- al Is = Lee rI- Of the nn'-i pppulH arl inhI-
eu,in t In Fra 90. bat beng The object of the hated
- bnth The u.op4rvhis- ard the u'tr1-rlicis. hs life
~ rul-gaffil
DO m, -, c..ion ~ tie June insuuecton when he J-
soek Tfsrce an6. with number Of iol, sers, NJ
p,ated &, Texas wlere nc ce-'guet esti1lish'nI "a
fcstisn colory on he Red River Di.cori. among The
c,l,n;,is sa,n terminated this enterprise, aud bet
WIS o,i.nsihy for swn dug tutd m France, and
scn,epeed IN cosfsmqcy. tic inmecat Is repaired to
France Ce,nspded new tia a'Dl was hono,ably a.
Quilted by tho Cou-t of appeals
I'll il occurred in Irj Cadets former popu atty
in = srce now revived ard a. Louis Niooieons first
PrcsiGeutisl term was about expiring. CADET put
unesore If tb- opposing oandidte-. The election.
I.we,er diG not occur as anticipated n coaiSqaen;e
f The loyr 5e,af aud CADET lef France ior Nsavoo,
vbe,c he Unnamed mn Z stor; time sDce, directing
the colony Here too hogeve qi,sea,I q ID ,Fe
larossed lin Until a length, "tSicd o. hs s;rCgte',
be ref;r,d from the colony end canc to =. l. ,uis,
Hhele , cath soon overlook LIN
" Honor 10 his memory lie was an upright man,
boue.ilv striving for the good though not freq fon
the weakness Of humanity aai the So'tina,y Of Old
Is,a md Win him s.ruSe led through many a gloomy
and .yentfui day, and always foanl hun honorable
auc true to his principles. The history OF humanity
viii do Justice 10 ms name snd recognize his energy
ard perseverance,.
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BOOKS RECEIIED.

History Texas. BY Yeskur9 e'S vol. syS heaso o
Tie Iowa Handbook tor 1886 Ky Nathan ~ rafs' l. NO.
Do l67. John Y. Jrwou Co =,
Tie Mi sofa Handbook for 1855 By Nathan H. Parker y
no. pp. 90. The Same. ,o n
M.sdaItu fleI burn By Mr.. olyphsnt u mo PIP az d
Tho Two Li.Lt.. I2no PIP. sls J. B. LPpaeoil Co
sermon. 10 Children. By tie Rey Ricnsrd Newton emo
Poems pftfe Late Fr5ucs Key esq l2mo PIP es Robert
Tie Lie Of Chsrle. spmrer. BY D A. Hr'ha u mo. Pr
SO DAYTON A BUroch. a., -
Never Mind III Face BY Hetty Hoyoke y mo- PIP I'll T.
Tho seiy Of Columbus By Sarah II. Bradford T. mo PIP
rs c. scuhuer g.,
TIE American Pouterers Companion BY c. n. Bement IL
NO. Do 3Ct. Harper Brothers.
Westward Furre; Or tbe Or a. Drama of Human Progress
By f.. L. MACON. y mo. pr. iil Harper Brothers
Cilds Ills Dry Of Rome. By John Bonner 2vols' 10 mo-
TIE Same =, "
The OITrn. and the O'Flahertys By Lady Morgan Anno
tstsG hy Il. Shelton Mackenzie. yo- mo hedheld
PIz,r e Portraits Of Living Celc 5nes London; Maui
PlSbauk Sold by Charles Norton n
Introductory Lessons Morals and Christian Evidences ~
Richaid Whady ID. u. u mo PIP. 80 John Bartlett
Ch,c.s Dramatic Poem. BY the author Of "Idyteta' i
uO. pp 100 TcknOT F-ild-.
Rcbrond In By Gone Days II Pr. 81 George d. Wet
sold by " LEY Halstssd. 90 49,
The Rife Axe ard Saddle Bags b. William Henry MilDur
l. mo. pp. 90. Derby Jackson - ,oc
The Chur,h and SycSy. By Albert Rarnes u mo pp' I'D
Psrfy Mcmillan.
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ave 10 The Statutes Of The Territory Of Ksnsls, Is
ersd by the legislative body, to which though CHOSEN
~ the ia, sbiants of sBstber ate the Goveransnt
ii " Arlington gives the saoctoa Of ne approval
ts military aid, and to tue Report and evifcnr OF
1.-THE SPECIAL Com mittee appointed 10 investigate the
"troub'es in the Territory Of Klusjs'-a Report
sh,ch though di-sonted from b. ono member VI the
Committee, con'4ius testimony which can never be
cy,rtfrown orPfhss3td
Nv simple object bas baon 70 show that the dark
deeds Of which WIS an eyewitness in Kansas some
Of witch detailed 10 my iom-r Iettcr, are no dafkef
ihar ne rubic acs of the Slave Power in t1it Terri,
t.ry a. exhibited IN the archives Of its H9n'e OF
~ uhy; and that the fearful anarchy en1 u p
tuaincd lawlcssucss which reign tro lgh'nt INC YET
,tory find both their parallel and Their key ~ '"'
81. sut unriglteonsne.s Of theic Legal eoactn'ehS
i~A' az THOMA5 H. GLADSTONE.
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A GREATER THAN JEFFREYS.

II FTfrTf0Tf IfFlFu = ''''0''''
Wien. brought before Judge L'compte N NAY as'
q, 80, ,bs charge Of treason, ourself ana How
= ., - ,sLcd 10 be dschatgod O1 bail, the Ju ige
,,o.cS 70 bear our rees ns for makiog the milton
t. eve them AID introduced DeIative evi1en"e
slowing that sc bad never committed the crime with
SIicb We stood clWged. Toe Judge inquire Of US II
had not been in tie habit Of calling the II ltntes OF
,ie Territorial Legislature bogus laws We t'ld hin
,iat We tad, and believed ihew to he such. Whether
he refused he mott On III Il account we cannot say
hut il must have ilhuencfd his action else Ia wOuld
moi have considered i important TO pat the nterro
est - no did. Accordi'g W the opiuiD "a % the
thef Justice csathe SlWsne Court Of Kansas I 3rf.
tpr, re- minated by him Wide presiding in the Dis
uc' Court, exor ssion thst certain laws ere Invalid
Ar bogus, ia 10 commit The crime Of levyiug war
against tho Unied S'afc'. a. ha rick Of being again
arrested some frivolous preteXt, give it as
opinion that greater than JefIfess is here.
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THE PROGRAMME.
m -.. Flfl........
TIE GATHERING OF THE CLANS.

A. an carly hour the vited guests assembled at the
Rovcrv Theater aud bcsieged the stage door for adj
ni,,ance They were gracouly received by the door
keep.r and ushercd into the spacious apartments be-
hind the scenes" where they witnessed the perform
ance from the wings Tie assembled multitude was
made up Of personal friends of the Jolly Indian row"
Latan Of delegates from the leading journals oil tue
,tv and Of few ticket holders, who had each ais
burst a an for the privilege OF beng partcpator IN
The frolc. The entire number was about MY, oil
whom half hundred intended TO have good tune,
and were dettrninod to go the entire animal. From
,he peculiar tenderness with which the gentlemen
handled their overcoats it might have been sprn'sed
that ;hey rad cookery in their pockets IN tact, bottles
ser prevalent.
THE ORCHESTRA OPEN THE CAMPAIGN.
At four inmates before seven o'cock, the musicians
made the frst crash and iiddl,d ndustriou ly until
seven no one meantime, paying the the slightest at
foutou to their fantastic gyra,ions-t is to be pre-
sumed, however that they accomplished the custom
zry gymnastics and displayed the usual amount OF
scerce. At rr csely O'Clock, the curtain went
Ip IN utter disregard Of the dscouxited musicians who
were urceremOniousy cut off in the middle of strain
which is unfinished to this present time of writing.
The stage Struck irishman made his appearance 10 the
burly Person of Mr.. John Brougham. The piece was
FAY cd with rush, and although all the limitations OF
popular acton, &C. were given, the whole occupied
bat precisely sixteen minutes Ond-a.hac
MANAGER d. rMPROyIsEs 4 "TAG."
Tho conclusion of the farce was varicl somewhat,
and he Sheriff officer who should arrest Tactic
(Mr B instead Of performing his duty in the custom
sry manner, announced that he :" had better hurry up
for The express train was waiting to take him to Phil
s,e'pli.." Manager r. thcreupou stepped down to
tsc footlishts and spoke as follows;
uI.,,rs,<D GrSrIrsrS: You perceive the ne
ssss,y of nv immediate departure; may beg thst
,cr will excuse me for few hours while trans act
sono important business IN Philadephla; tomorrow
tsee and impartial sccount my adventures
CHEERS ny TIE OUTSIDERS.
Tie audience here cheercd and az. lauded Their de-
rar4pg favorite with most voctrous energy while
tic favorito was busted in dives,ing himself oil his
ttage-gear, putting on his travelling re aud getting
r.aIy for a star. The guests made ready also and
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FIRES,


FIRE II NASSAU Strict.
Last evening at p o'clock fire broke ont in the
bookstore of ~ Tibbas, No. 100 Nissau street, but
.cycrnl of the Insurance Patrol being near at hand
when i was discovered, broke open the doors and
extipeuishod with few pals Of water Loss about
$3.50 The proprietor being absent, We could not a.
certain the amount Of his insurance. From appear
snc. the FIRE originated drawer under the counter
but from what cause + unknown. 4 German named
Bosteiman. keeping eatng-house n the bs'ement,
sustained 81 damage BY water.
FAIsT AIArA.
Tic alsrm IN the Eighth District about 10 O'Clock
rs, rcb. was ocoasioned blythe rekiDdng tho ~ rs
81 he ate fire IN Warren street
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TBr EXTERIOR LINZ or THK CRY ~ THE Et'r
EIvFR SIpE.--Thc Committee on Wharve-, Piers and
sir. Of the Board Of Aldermen, Mr.. Cor~in, Char
msn, net Yesterday afternoon in NJ. vaent ne once
to consider the proposed extension AID permanent
.ecren. Of tic exterior line Of the city on tie Ea'
River .ide. from Riyington street to Thiry-eighth
street as proposed by tho River ard Hartcr Co"hn'
sicre,. Mr. Lober addressed the Committee al oce-
siderab.e length giving complete hst''y o. 'ue "l'
ter since 4 was frt noctcd, aad The '.t"' u VOC
HsFloT Cor mssionors IN ihs snt!eet NE uea was
to extend ea- seventy feet IN width oy a'egual 'ur'a
t-.-. 70 IA: ,he easter, Inc ~caf Dlersect Tue oen
So ~ F,i,b street co. hundred and tvsaty Eve