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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE.
WI Travellers for CHICAGO ST. LOUIS KANSAS, aud
81 points and Southwest obtain THROUGH Tickets,
and All informal concerning routes fare &C. either by the
ERW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD. or NEW'fOkk
CENTRAL RAILROAD by spplieeisD o. the Company's VI
See No lS3 Broadway, corner Dey-st
JOHN Y. POINTER. General A1spt ". s. r. q.
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CHICAGO March 10, 1856
NOTICE 10 BEREBY GIVEN that COUPONS
~ for interest ell BONDS of the CENTRAL MILITARY
TRACT RAILROAD COMPANY will be paid hereafter at
the ohee OF Nesu. DUNCAN. shERaAH Co, in New
Yort Civ AMOS I. HALL. Treasured
OFpIcE GeEEE BAY, MILWAUKEE a CHICAGO X X 90.
No 81 WALL-sT.. EEw-foRK, Aprl g, l8So
COEPONS Of the FIRST MORTGAGE EIGHT
~ CENT BON S Of this Company will be paid on and
after the 10Th OF Aprii the Ocean Bank Newfoik
~ &. T.. sCOFIELD. Treasurer
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On PURSUANCE of an order of the sarresat.

of the County Of NewYork notice hereby yen % IN
persons having claims against WILLIAM WILs0N late Of the
City Of New York deeeased 70 2rssont ths
SAME with the vouchers thereof the subscriber 1t he eos
Of T. Ketehu No 70 Essssu the City Of Now Yort Q.
or before May next-Dsed Hswfork tho ia
day Of OctsbeT, 1855 ANN {. WILSON, kxeentnA
o39 isw6nk
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NAH, STEAMSHIP ASIA For

hOYAI MALL NIFAMNuIT hNIN = OF
IL LlyEsPvOL.-The ASIA. Z. q. Lott Comm.rier, Will
ssi from the Coutsrys Dock J.rs.y oty win me nNs
At y O'Clock Prreisey PASSENGER are reqreeea "
heard BY Ia oeoek TIE AFRICA VII ssii on tae IVA
net. T. GUNAkD, NO. no"lADsscoH-
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
of,he County Of NewYork notice hereby given u ~
.. has ing claims sinst ABRAHAM r. bLEE0 eAla
ABRAHAM BLAKE, late Of the City Of New Yosh dsceas
at the ofee of Edward Beeh No 81 Beaver M the City Of
EewYogk before the ihb eth day Of September nsx
Dated Newton, the 18th day Of March, lSb
.,,,.us.v. slEwERTR Rf shfkE Admin1.son
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H,HE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS

H,HE BRITISH ana NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
rsDs LIVERPOOL -
Second CABIN Passage
raos LIVERPOOL
Second CABIN P,~s-xe....
Tie shit- from BCstuu cal u Halifax
PyRsIA C.ct J,dsr. CANADA, CAPS. Lang.
ARABIA Capt J. srone AMERICA, Capt Wicsmsn-
ASIA Csg.. g. q Lett NIAGARA CAPT kyre.
AFRICA CAPT Shannon EUROPA. Capt j. Lereh
white hsh. eoed feen on
s-sroo.rd-h.w red or pOrt-So~ ..
ASIA Ictt.. leave. " York Wednesday. Ari Is. lss4
CAnRRIA... AYES Boston Wednesday, Apl =, 1885
IEaICA sks,nou Leaves York WAipesisJ Ap1 81, lsst
HptpIA Sfo-s leave. Bost.,- Wednesday, MAY l. 1885,
pbsSia Initn. leayes Y Yorh Wednesday, May IL 1885
CANADA Lana leaves Boston ednesdsy may IL is'e'
BERTH DOT secured anti paid tos
A. experienced o. hoard -, =. -,
The Of these srs viii not BE- sccodnsoe Tor tod
Silver Buol pec,e Je~elry Precious stones or nstAs u
les bis Of su ssnsS hsrer, and se vAae thereof
therein expressed
TOr f--ishf o' pssssss sepiy 20 -
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GREAT CENTR A l. X o U L E.
M The Through Ticket and Freight Ofice OF the
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD, 49,
And their Railroad Steamboat Connections to Chicago,
Milwaukee Gasns BURLINGTON st Louis. Cairo and AL points
Via stJSpFNsION BRIDGE BUFFALO. or OswEGO. 10 ss
No IT3 BROADWAY, NY.
Corner o Courtlsndtst DARIUS CLAhk, Agent
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UNHE PARK BANK.-Cspital, 81, OOO, coo, with
II privilege the 10 Sl0cc coz Tins 5snk
VII Re opened for business at their Bsnkns House head OF
Beskman st. opposite the essk MONDAY March 81 lG6,
70 which We invite Of all eSsse Of business
REUBEN w. HoWES President.
CRIRrs A MACY. Cashier.
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An L q L O X T T.
IL Having completed the alterations and extensions OF their
NEW STORE, No. 7? CANAL-sT.,
thersby rendering it one OF tie
FINEST and MOST EXTENSIVE in the CITY,
have prepared and will
OPEN for SALE THIS MORNING,
APRIL i;h.
A LARGE and VARIED STOCK Of DRY GOODS
They would call especial attention 20 the
SILK SHAWL, HANrlLLAS, EMBRoIDERIES
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENTS,
which are repete with Elegant Dresses aud Fabrics Of
LATEST DECORATIONS.
They take 70 solicit an examination CT their Stock On
MONDAY, feeling confident that its
EXTkNf VARIETY and CHEAPNESS
will make the purchasers call before maxim
their Feeetiorv-
TIE goods viii be shown freely with pleasure bat in 10 case
WI lady be urged to buy. LANE a PORTER,
No. y CsnGl.st
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=. s,,,, che state ana C.nsiA ~ qrs. NHrir
-. " ~ and ~ ac. FLorR from hc M' li' rriucl
XN or i,-cs o. WHAT i.r 'h' Week Gliding aa, >4'u
Fafu, ", .r 69 aa.a'' 9.5'' H. - 70 .. 80 = coz
=, nc.h' ri Ba''.c. Tu.al.y A. active cous.npye
" TOP s- MHrAT o. fst pfi,,- f0 r cad % > h4sl
s.ss - &C., White. To inquiry hos c..-iulei
,f,snce am lt.rar kud- have a'rac ed rather more
81 pn "a conc sa.l. i.yD zen made. 10 pf.r- var "4
fteat'i scc.rans 20 o.rd ou sud qoaAtS. fLoUS h'-
CON 70 iaqr.rct ir and p-icc, .'"ai' in''& "a
80 r.N CoE> his been quiet. AID 10 wi''d 'ri'''
rsu' So h., was auict mil lsvins supp"d themselves
IccH n,, u the week Fine u HrATs were "ncH 'i4en
% az ~ t,e-r Was very little done % sA{ "''cI i'l
Pi'' Low sale and rather easier by lN1NN' ~
FtotA -. r-,e. We qDo'e-N MAI VA n ~ " ~
ct o. 10 New Red. a. q. White, ~ ~ - "
Npr pr. al, rl - and .imurr. = al plD. ~
: fLoV ~ IS y bh INDtAS COEN-NNed AMI Yellow,
Sooi' a. - 3, as g 80 p
~ me-. SLOW dealers taxing only retail ianrte' Tor
Or Pese|' Ttere s. l,'.e q good quality offering
Iose ,es6v request Dealers obtain an advance on tne
ats the consumpoa being Stopped b. :he h'h
rTe,ow-ope and 8. rs may be quoted As tie value Of
e, Softh Aueric@i- - s-t..., 49,.
- bls ~ & 7 down 20 &
[e,sr-Steady s, quotations.
p,-o,-Tfcrc j. LITTLE change 20 notice tn week
.,,lrt j. freely suppod ana dub and % efcct sar' AL
[a coaoo sio4 o! iol. y u aa. been tuo~ii'" 'o D.,
,ry ocaiics to-day ia cone sp' cuaV' drai 49, a
lose .;sadcr L. Manchc.'' business has been d.
Fr.er. are nfsu,d. mddin2' Ollcaisi I'D mobile
y i'us.uds 6. q. . b.
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MORE MURDERS

Mr. f. t. Whitman haS Just returned from hsn,a".
He lcit Lawrence On the 18th inst. IN company with
Cur ether Two OF the five confding in Gov. Gcary's
Iomise that would Introduce quiet and restore p are
and safety took the UniteG States stage at Lawrence
f. kaIsas Cts. Tie Jtler three, not believing n his
fine words, Travelled Oh foot through the woods AMI at
night and rcacl cd tie river above kaases CITY ~
woodward; got steamer, AMI came down IN safety
The 40 men who Travelled IN the Dit"d States stage
were orciby taken from !. between Kansas City Gni
W..tport by band Of La" and-Orier Rlihhl7,
robbed Of all they possessed. then escorted into the
bushes by the road SIDE snd del berately shot Iner
only crime wGs that they were Free-SAte men Ne'-
Tier bad been long N tie Territory. Thcy had taken
no paI; il he disturbance, bat pursued their bu'ne'
quietly and peaceablv. Their object was to p2rchasc
claims for the purpose of returning to the Terri
torv. and becoming farmers IN Il.
The NAMES Of the Murdered men were Hyatt sn1
Harris We have not learned the name 0. TIC place
whore they formally resided
The Prostate people were complaining bitterly OF
The couduut Of Gov. Geary. He was causing the
arrest Of large numbers Of the Free state men bat
none Of The Pro.SlaveIy He had arrested over
go Free state men who had been most active III de-
Tending themselves and neghbors against toe Border
Kuiian Invaders, while Instead of anestins ana pun
ISL NJ the latter. lie engaged II enrolling them IN
the Territorial militia, and drawing ration7 from tnr
Genesl Government for the support Of the scOundre
invaders This is the way Geary n fulfilling ms pIon
Uses and high sounding proclamation tCAcago jour-
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KANSAS.
LETTERsFRoM Y. c. SCHUYLER.

Correspondence of The \. \. Tribune
Council CITY, X. T., Sept. 81, lSlG.
| have demonstrated the charge i thousand times
hat the Federal Government. with It's officials i'll
tbs Territory were the aw-breakng party while
lie Free State people are the law abiding party;
that Wa have kept the ''Orcanic' law from the first,
and have challenged them to prove otherwise. In
tie letter. and in the spirit from the beginning to
tie end, have we respected the laws aud authorities
cf the Federal Powers They cannot prove other
WISE. while We can prove That the Territorial or
Organic Law has been broken thousand times, by
.he President aud every one Of his officials IN this
Lind. They have trampled Il under foot at almost
every move they have made to suppress the Free
STATE party here.
We have been hunted all over this land Ike wild
beasts by the officers OF the iaw-by armies and by
iandiii--char with being traitors TO the Govern
nent--prcScnttd MS such by grand iurics--tr.el by
tie Courts, aud held aS prisoners for whole
scason-our property cOnhsCated, and our lives
iakcn-ior what Not that We had broken the
Organic Law Of the land, and risen in rebellion
asanst the United States Government. Then what
las been our crime WHY, an illegal body OF
men passed a certain code Of laws which they
declared should be tie laws to govern this land,
"hlch were insulting to the intelligence and abhor-
rent To the morals Of the people DISTINGUISHING
"a =.
mere brutal and cruel than the American ,,n ever
shoNc upon. 'crlaIa obaoxiols features in Them
trat were b. h and infamous they declared thry
could not, and would not, obey; which RESOLUTION
tas been sustained 10y all honest and true citizens
al our country.
We now bring forward his Excelency ]. w.
Gesry 10 prove that our verdict was right, and
would be approved by our opponents before this
cihcuy was settled. When We call his attention
10 their bad features he replies with much warmth
sud energy. Gentlemen, ttey are Infamous. and
e 90 no, ask you TO keep them AT another time he
says: Theg are unconstitutional and eaano' ,: en-
forced" and assumes himself not to be governed
ty them, or 10 govern Us by them. This Is well II
had been done in time. This policy from The
INST would have saved all the strife loss OF Ptoper!
I'd lice hat has followed the determination OF inc
1oyenment 20 enforce them. Now i is too late
ior this course cannot be received as honest on the
Fart Of the officials. If they were honest they
would have repealed these laws when they were
asked to do Il.
HE officials through NJ Gcary take the very
POSITION Of breaking thcse laws hat the Free state
P'ope tOck more than year ago, ard for which
az us very U0eT1Men. bNs CaVscd ,de 'ugh
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FOURTEENTH WARD REPUBLICAN, RATl
FICATION MEETlNG-BORDER
ISM IN NEW-IORK.

A Mass Meeting for the Fourteenth Ward convened
M Montgomery Hall on Thursday evening. There was
in the crowd large number Of "rOughs, whose
proscnC poltcnd,d good. The meeting was organ
lied bv the appointment ofMr VIM. PALMER as Presi-
cent with FIVE Vice Presidents and three Secrctarie~.
A series Of resolutions iudOrslng tie PRESIDENTIAL
and State nominations were read AMI the Hon. Judge
LMMYT was introduced TO speak IN Their support
lie remarked that he should not have medded IN the
tanpaen bu for tie mOmentOuS import 81 the Issue,
lCleers for buchanan and great conusionl. The
ground be had taken known to all men and he had
but TO request hearing. should II be allowed
bin? lCha of Yes Was p,i he welcome ONE,
gics were for power this one il for principle voice
You have none lie considered that The prnciP4 in
VOWED was the mos, important that could eg!tate the
country or that has arisen since the foundation
Of tie Republic. North and south il hal been
known M tbc only one which could disturb
ttc harmony Ci the Union. II was tie propr-
oty Of extending Aincan slavery. lie would
fo the spkc Of argument admit that slavery was Az
RIGHT was iu, the thing for the South. and he would
not av one Thing against the institution but he in
tened to speak against its extension n VOce-li We
let you and cheers. He would not please the South
by discussing what be believed TO be a wrong giving
il tie privileges of the right Jch'rson was OF the
same opinion with him. rs shown by his Introduction
of Tie Compton ise ordinance of 1874
He went On to review tie compromise measures
when lie WIS interrupted by continued series OF qleS
ii, Us and shouts raised bv persons III the body OF the
house Being accused of being turucOat' he de-
ned tie charg and attempted TO show that the Demo
cratic party had left ITS prime pies but was not allowed
TO deliver any complete sentence until the contu
sion became so general that possee of Police was
called in.
A geItl man in the crowd then remarked that he had
G,t,le cd foI nearly three hours Mr. Floyd and now
desired remission 20 listen to Mr. Emmett. The noise
acan INCREASED, ana after further attempts to continue
lis d~course the venerable speaker sat GOWN advising
hs hearers 10 vote with the Republican party ana thus
secu,e at great blessing, the approys OF their own
G., nscences.
MI ROBIN Il. SHANNON folio wed. and the meeting
broke up i'll confusion.
lie aoer OF the rowdifs l. said 70 be the DeIR
ocrs,ic candidate for CouncI an The conduct of the
cr tine gang was ds.raCeu in the extreme. Had such
proc, edugs taken place in 3 Democratic meeting
Msvor Woods Police wouc have removed the rowdles
without CeleIpunv.
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ADVERTISEMENT
MARX Tile EACTS

J GtRSEYs establishment Ne ~ bro'ewsy corner
of I.ouad the odes. and most extensive IL tue Unteo
States
GrRsry was :he introduce toe Art e Photography IN
this city. ,,
GrRSEY has ny made important Alterations aad improve
u.cu's 81 his establishment
GuRNEY greater c;e for prodn"in- iL-r work IN
every branch been duc"d IN s co ntfy
GTRNEY has still Lis emf The best - his Old srtis
GURNEY has recently added 70 tue ABOVE t@e-e@ cDp~
of American. French. and German artists
GrRNEYs cooIec Photographic ot a. sizes need oLy " Se
s.,u 20 b. appreciated: they speak for themselves
GVRssY plain ule' clrd Photographs were never eqpA d
80 .ay al and the - judges.
riOr product .ous. -. 80. -
otlI.- artist the pr f--si1n. go - 1900.
GVRNES received - on.y media i'i fh'.ocapnc
a. lie ls.. Paris EXpo,ifIor -conseqlrrty . p, II,
OrgNEY sts az the head ot IA "ofi N me fho'o h
AGrRSgY has rot removed any branch o. rs Sses 70 ac5
part Il The city. -. $500. . 81. .... h AIM. q,
AT u b.. Of 'he city. , g.. .-, RI; = 80,
don. - for tie last sxtet T. as
Grassy will be happy CONTINUE that sster.ion and
vii MI erisyor pi-s ~ " 10 Hey iLyor hin "lt- 'lst
70 l. PhJ;oZrsphic Pslace ot Ar HCHNt
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Correspondence Of Tie y. Y. Tribune


C,RNANvIILE Thursday. October :, is1o'
Their was held here last ghi the largest and most
crowded meeting ever vet known in this p'stHc'-no'
only the largest but the most influential II embraced,
frst. crowd of laboung mea-cheAy lrshAmencsn
citizens who have much 70 DO in this part Of our
i'lsnd lsay Northumberland hfth street, snd be-
sides that the beauty. fashion and wealth OF the
place. EN->herif Carnlev was most instrumental IN
getting il up, and We believe this dstr e viii take
the lead Of any hound about in giving Republican
majority. The officers Of meeting were: ChsCnan.
Nj Christian :. Sloan ,eN-DemoCrst; Wee Presidents.
Messrs Lemuol Haywood and John Belamv: Secrc-
tHr.e,. Mcssrs Charles +. Whitehead and Arthur II.
SUowden
Mr. ". II Fry addressed the meeting for about two
hours and half The great question aud g, the
cu-ion vote of thanks was given him amid immense
cheering. The Hon. Mr.. M6combcr notwithstanding
the ste hour then held the attention of the audience
We had several gee singers. The Republicans here
are surprised and delighted with the result. The meet
ine was composed Of men from all parties.
HUDSON RIVER
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IAiverti.euelt ,
g.. can .r,rr o. NrpY Gas APP ARATl =.

..- ~ 20. :, H.. Nrvlagd Polbie Ira. Company -
G. H. ooDWoETH Co. uo~ one igr = 800 ~ =,
poe cheap .irnpIe and sfcsui GAs hAcHINti, p -,
sehocl. chu rrhe. COLLEGES fsco-4-, ioHudr'ls W.
~ pso,s &c. ~. q own, ann ., - ~ y.
H. i.se4 IL .,v,ag ~ p~on or ~ lettrf 70 me oher "i
r. C1rr.~ ~ ia b.. c4n b. go II opefs-or sd
-''-''r'.'F PIP { r WoooWoRTH : Co.
A..ltV al q. New fyrk
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fAivertsemeut,i
NPs HARRIET BEECHFR STOVES new WOr

Of DsED Or TsE DISMAL SWAMI faithfully trsn'izea
rs e. y Gaylor La, created enert snais efoH
ia PyEDYs NATIONAL THgsTfS nightly IL i. 20 % p.
r f rHis AgTEsSOoN c.mne1ciuf 2 o'clock for me &c
H1Ca'i o; ih- L6-- and also n TIE EVtNN'-~ 81
Drarl mixing - DO bill. IT, -rrat '-''
81 thi- version q DEFJ' hl.. W. unfrr',~- .sib
NJ Purcy q tar hiIs@i atl Il -
r. bur in pUeut - L.,'.- C9-t-lA 10" - 70
BE- he rnsilese q pisy - j. n hrf -i''~'- W ' -
DAf. II NlGHT. RArl you Ne
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DFSrrucrnE tirE-I.oss or 500 GOETHE fac.
tory Of The Betting and Pscking Companys India Rub
Der "'ks, situated az Sandy Hook, Newtowh, was
was The largest building o, the kind in the Unite
states and the loss BY is destruction ia cstmacd at
$4,000 Nearly hall Of the property destroyed con
sisted of ludiaYuober lie insurance upon the build
ing sno couIeple WIS only $50 NO.
lPLAstsPAs Le1seI. l..
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TIE LATEST.

LIVERPOOL, Saturday Sept. 20-l p. IN.
CoTToN-A dull trade at the quotations Of yestcr-
C'y; probable GALES fer the day 200 5000 bales.
BREADsTUFTs-M Market quiet for all articles with Il
very limited business at shout yesterdays prices.
Provisions unchanged.
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THE POLICE AT POUGHKEEPsIE.

SIR: I'm your account of the MSS Meeting of the
Democracy AZ PouEhkeepe in This morning, TsisySE see
no .t Of very large Club that the yrouud-l
tie Police force Of the City Of New York who fully repre-
ued there If your reporter " take the trouble OF eNamin
~ ber returned absent duty, vih pay BY order
~. "A. Honor the Mayor. Yours. &C.,
" -, l., ~ Oct , is6 ONE WHO WAS THERE.
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RROoYtYN RsPUBIiCAS MsFTIs0s.-The saloon o.
the Brooklyn Museum WA filed with dense audi
enCe on Thursday evening who were entertained and
instructed with excellent speeches, BY the Hon. Dane'
T. TYLER of Connecticut who is one Of the descendants
of Gen Putnam and the Hon. James Walker Of
Rhode Island The ng was held under the
auspices of the First and Third Ward Fremont Club.
The Second " ard Republicans recently organized.
and on Thursday evening held their first general meet
ing. in front Of the Market in Garrison street Richard
s. Williams, esq presided, and addre'se were made
by Ala Huntley Of Brooklyn, and Joseph HoSie and
Mr.. Hamilton Of New-fork. The attendance was very
I.r,a and there was or az enthusiasm
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fAdver,is. ment
lpnANKs' Sr,LES. The well .earned repot'

FAIHDANNN NLFN.-- ID VIII
. O., these ,AY has induced the vendors OF imperfect snc
wol balances % offer them Fairbanks Sea ~, as
have the rCby many been sno>tss W
irani md imposition THE subscribers have no controversy
with abe competitors who busin~s ~ Their owe
they bring TO justice the M
p,rpes'or the shove fraud and in the mean ~
take LIS % caution the pubic q thor imposions
kAISsAAxs Co, No lSS Broadway, New fost
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AYouSG Mas MIssYD-SU-PrcIoS OF Foul Plan
Geo. ". Bennett Young man about ,! years OF age
arrived from England in the ship Rock Light on Mon
day last, and Immediately wrote note to his mother
who resides in CARL stree. Myrtle avenue Brook
hn that lie would be with her shortly. He was AZ
staten Island when the note was written and since
tlen has not been heard Of The mother fears that he
ha fallen into the hands OF emigrant runners and been
killed for his money.
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rurI,1r Row IN LIE FIRsr wARp.-James an

Ps'r, Duty brothers charged With having assaulted and
sal bed Michael Dorar during row in MhtenaI street on
Nedr.,i sy Which took place among the " ood ana ANA
Wood" Democracy 81, The Fir; Ward. appeared before Justice
Connolly Yesterday snd bsi tor their appearance 10
sf The charge The affidavit complaint against them Is
made ~ Gregory Dosr Of No 4 Whitehall street an eyew
u,.s g. sabbrg who that PAck Duhy nrcei the
wounds and that lis brother James had the kuiie which WAS
used hi. sleeve. The prisoners in Their examination 'ate
that they are forwarding agents. meaning probably emEa
runners Patrick seemed have been severely handled
Lis that he beaten bN DOrSn ara ms
party DoA is couhued his mis- residence Ia W hite-
IN -
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h. ..ic and bending round hi' body produced tie
illusion

during TIE speech Of Nj. FLOYD on Thursday ba''-
r.., man If Fire-t accidentally cot INTO con'erSaon
On politics WITH southern Gentleman at the corner Of
Wal and William streets. The discussion became an
ima:,d. ard drew a thron- OF one hunired ana my
gent, uen an una the takers After -on'e time was
Ir,pc-ed T. take the vote of the audience 'Ars COL
lec,ei ,o-erDer b, chance 4 par OF s meeting 20
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BROOHL YN IIENS.

RFrUBLIcAS MEGTtSG.-The Republicans Of he
Eighteenth Ward had meeting on Thursday evening
IN a large tent opposite the Franklin House Addresses
were delivered 10y Chauncey Shaher of New-lort,
Col Charles j. Jack and George Couch, esqrs-, Of
Brooklyn Quite : large assembage were present,
aei considerable enthusiasm manifested.