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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-23

the beginning Of this week. has succeeded duness
unusual at this OF the year Prices have expert
enced oscillations upon NEST Of the active stocks
which have resulted generally in decline. shown
by annexed table OF daily closing prices The aggregate
transactions OF the week considerable introducing
well Of the State stocks the banks and shares
OF the best accredited railways besides this the bonds
of several OF the Western roads which for long time
had remained entirely dormant. disposed to emerge
from their protracted nacton Money, although rather
better demand from the importing merchants remains
very easy TO procure the banks appearing disposed TO
lend freely the balances from the interior which again
the increase with them.
STATE StOcks.There large transactions in Virginia
and Missouri 6's, at decline of u q Indiana 5 have
been freely done without alteration of price.
Csty and County Bonds-Prees are well sustained but
we have merely TO mention retail transactions To-
day an auction ssae Of Sl84 900 St Louis 6s from 81 to
151 and interest averaging 70 As, and Of $4,000 ST
quotations.
Rairoad Bonds-Large transactions have taken place
in Erie rs, 1871, at steady prices and Illinois Central
Construction at a decline OF There has been fair de-
The rs Of this company. redeemabe in
1876 and TO the redemption Of which annual sinking
fund OF per cent is provided, in the market
At private SALE transactions have taken place in Ohio and
Pennsy lvania income; Lake Erie Wabash st. Louis
lst mortgage; in Cleveland and Ptsburg LIST mortgage
branches They are quoted at advance. Michigan SIS
1869, have been done freely, and looking up.
Ralrodd Shares activity which prevailed during
the earlier part Of the week turned mostly Erie Read
ing New York Central, Cleveland and Toledo and Mch
gan Southern The last named quoted ex dividend
The decline on these has been general Illinois Central
with very little doing, dividend per cent.
Exchanges rather fat. Principal business on London
ga TO 10 per cent. Paris, 1oA a17h.
The american RaihSay Times, of the 10th inst,
contains the following article the importance Of
making full and frequent reports of the comparative
earnings and expenses Of different railroads.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-23

MADAME MORROW CLAIMS TO BE THE MOST
v1 wonderful asrologisi in the world that
known A am the seventh daughter Of the
ter who was also great asirologs have natural gin
eu past and future astnniShed
thousands during my travels In Europe. win tell whether
you married or SINGLE and how many times
married and how and VIII show the likeness
future husband and viii you TO he speedily married
and viii enjoy the greatest happiness o matrimonial
and good luck through your whole life will also show
likeness OF absent friends and relations and will tell
all the OF life that cannot help being astonsed
No charge II not satisfied Call soon, you will get
chance. Gentlemen admitted 76 Brpome street
tween Cannon Columbia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-23

CIIYFwooD HoUsR-A DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RI
~ treat situated at Mantavsn, opposite Ksyport New yer
sey cup yards from the bay; fine groves bathng bdng
fishing gunBing, ae making far superior summer
o The fine Keypo<t Captain
Arrowsmh win leave The foos Of Murray daily
r NJ, for the above place For particulars apply AZ ISL
Rieecker street. opposite Depsu al the CiifwoDd
House. A. PORTER, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-30

WILMINGTON, NC ~, leses
SEQ publhbed "a he rrtbr~e Of this moraisg oard
porpsvxng 10 be- from General Hornsby stating tAaA ths
statement made by ne lneorreos and thaa Applied
Tor m sppopsmsst ~ surgeon IN walkers Amy, boa
vss found insompstent. Nov, II Gen Hornsby doss -
sssert, he ssserN what he knows 70 b malicious asd
viiful lie. and defy him 70 produce any man c reepsc
liability Who vii say tha. what he stated sacss Mr.
Morgan the o. the frAss rcsse knew thai only
there visit that came on 70 New YORK with
the Intention OF taking see trip, having suffered severe
~ IRON the eout ana vas introduced 70 him BY Mr. Hsr
us OF ,hs Navy. aod asa very kiody ofsrcd by him
compl nsntary ticket N 10 and to rstnrn nave no
csuse for dislike 70 General walker any more than
have to eoy otner mlu.rg derpot bui would suppose
ueDsrsl Hornsty might h.vc, A. bis sworf ~~ taken
frrn hifo snt kept some time by order Of Walker Ma
iog Raymond IA strong friend OF walker A. General
Hornaby yet ~l venture 70 ths ne Will not depa-
Tar ITtm the uin - " ssy ever applied for any
thing frcm Walker, isve passport have no d,ubt
Ar, the assertion nade that Hsnr uSsen was the best
military gsns salin NsGssva wss yaaer indigesaolc 70
gen. hornsbt. JAAESC. pEMCKNNs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-30

The Lam Asrpnsr on rm NEW YoRx Axp EaD RAN
ncAo An rHs BneES Hhtf TrSSu--Axo1HM - DaArn.
Ooyoper Connery held iBouess Yesterday II the Se
York Hospital upon ths body Of . naussd PsAss.
pergan Who died rron the sgects OF Ajuris rccea,~A
oa the 22d MI as the nov tunns Of the Ns~ York 80
Erie Raircad Company. II Bergen Hi BY Ne breskinG
Of tbe rope Of the buess Of shsn Va. = tAssby proc
esi " fcst from The susfsce fsur oshex mes, will b
rsmemhercd, ded rom piuia received By this sccz-
Dent There were nve men In the bucket when n vaa.
vhen he died from IA ssec Of The lsiurss psse,vs1
rhe isyy In this cess rendered vcy1cl Of "peAsh by
The rope Of the buokes d shat No Ssf ths tunnel
(pou being made ON ibs New York sd Eris narosd
between sixiy and sansy fest fra whnh n rscsivsd
sju,ies causAg his death We sssssrs ths pro
pyscrs o splislss said rspe hsrsby riase The lvsa
csased 70 years Of ass, sAA . native 4 Irsaaad.
PnosAsts TArA Ficm-I.r~-noxrm ExArSAnoS -
yesrday CSrcs~ Cosssvy called ups hold ~ asis
norssn exannaca sAvys New Yovk Bossslai n NE 60
Of named rhes B. asAa whe wss lying aanesrous-
y III from the Effects " avsrs bssGass rsesavsa =
Cbristmas nieht at fne hands, a. ID alleged of tvo
brothers named Duy. rho exnminauou OF tho WOUNDS
taken - toiiovs:
fhos brennan seug duly sworn and being sdnousshed
on Christmas was Il 'se run shcp No as ss.sr q
Peter uoyieis the wife with me; we drank
bad her eye on 40 she time was IN he store: = nv
s and .ere retarpng bone and when ~ The u
bead don't remember anythsg more, know no other
men codd tave testen bui 'hese who wevs
he lvays They had bsd teelng towards ms pfevoa.
ssssn ssfcre ws tA,s seh day Of pecsmbsr. ,s,s
EuwhRp ~ CoSN0nY, Coroner.
The coi0ner Issued warrants for shs apprehension "a
IRE brothers nHy, src rlsccd the same II tns hNads
the sixth wnt police icr execuncn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-30

The slocp ofwar vincenncs, nj the Brooklyn Navy
Yard ordered y - prepared for cruise y NE Eass
Indies. NN4 W
We noslo We ssrivu W the sseAmsr Quaker CITY, Of
CspAAin r. rrrsnd Who has been ordered 70 the com.
ssd cf the United States ship Falmouth tirg out
~ our ynaV gard. md destined to join the BrAxi
sausdson
Tne urted states schooner Arago, Commander Havzs,
sailed fr m havana On the l6lh INST
The Tin ted States Naval Lyceum viii deepstah q mail
for The United States naval in the AsdarrAresn
All letters and papers sent 70 the Lyoeum rooms navy
yard will be forwarded Tce ehpe tha arovt atatoa
ore the n'ea,e Congress- razoe Cousscasn anf steam
rriss,e susouehuna T,e nAu wh clcso on ths 6lh OF
JanGarl nexh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-30
legal In tsllagenss.

tons Of law stand upon Me docket Of ths Court q Claims
This docket win pe hhen up On Mcsday, January 0,
1sbzNo Hall Muson the United Ssates. III Thomas
Ewing tbs Unised Sasea. 70, Nathaniel wiams
the United SsAses. - Cadvaicr Wallace the Uasted
States 70, James Adams the United States. IS,
Nathaniel Goddard W. the tinted states. As, Jane
McCrsbb, admnNtrasrx, W. Che United States. 81
Joseph I,rcuzo the Unted s,scs. 81, John Forbes
orser and others ~ inc Upi,cd states James crccsS
W the uni,sd sssses 1884, 100, wahsm Bar
Mccormick Va. tne United States. jbi Henry Achlrenn
W. tho vnNM states 1856, woodhovy and tosser ~.
The United ytates 1ss George W. N5Curfen " toe
tinted etaseR. les Jacob n Bgclow, sdU.tstator w.
the UnHsd States. III, stephcn g. Aaydea Va the
United ssstrs. tTe William r Purcell adminsracr rs
,te Uu,ed ts'es tso sierheu y pangs Vs. he Unitei
Ssses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-30

CoxpIIxxsr 10 Carr LsroB, os TIE EuSorA.-rhe Ca.
nard sleamsbip Europa which arrived hero from Liver
pool saturday last exerenced rough and dangerous
passage In which good qualities Of The ship and she
shin, care and ssAmanke qualities Of her captain
exhibited great advantage meeting Of The passen
gers vas bald board, and committee o. nve gentle
mes appointed 70 express their Appreciation Of Capt
Letch conducs and 10 request him 70 soocps service
of plate - nemento OF their esteem. This committee
has addressed through NJ The following ncs 70 he Cap
tain.
10 Captain JoHS LrrCs Steamship rurcpa-
En-1he undersigned having bssn appointed commit
ee express you sbe a the ~ the
Europa her sss "Trip 10 this city, In regard 70 the
prAisevorthy care asd attention which you have be
slowed upon them, aDd 70 the high pvssssssoaal skil
which ron shown In the Management of your snip
take gvas pleasure In communicating 20 you tne high
cemphneus paid you. They are dirscted ss the same
time TO rcquea that you Will s~cep Of silver sevviS
which the passengers desire 10 presen 70 oc ~ record
of their ests~m for and arorecaoa Of you. We russ
you will MOI declne this tFsute, but taAt ron will signify
70 the updevixnec your willingness 70 aocersh WA
great respect asd estssms ~s are, 40
SAMUEL SHAW, JOIN BRrTr0N,
E.G. WILLIAMS, n 8. BoULroS,
L. Q. COR
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TELEG HIC.

LoEDos Dec II, 1850.
Tbe deprtaston 70 the Foreign cfcs len with to-
pressioa sas M NE of xbsocksde shs Isthmus
ports win Be held neutral.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-30
The English Trouble with New Granada.
TIE fsTHMUs PORTS C0SsIDEKED AS NEUfR al
GRcUED.

GRcUKD.
LIVERPOOL Dec. IL, 1856.
Tho following II extract Of letter received oy the
Eufops;-
cepuaton Of gentlemsa nom this city and Nanches
ter, Joined by one two from London headed by Mr..
Ewsrt one Of our members in Parliament had later
view on Sunday last With Lord Clarendon with the view
OF extracting nom him Soma expression 70 the insen
ton Of government in respect 70 bloctadng the Now
Granadiau ports. BE promised 70 LET them know In .
very few days; but beng pressed TO cay II A,pnwaii
would be included In the oiccksde, IN Case Is deser
mined 70 nAttute one, no replied that Aspuw all
ka Of neutral ground but did commit himself The
d.putsiion lett however under the strong impression
that Under any Circumstances Aspnw Will not De ln
tered with.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-30

Accident % the 0toanaship Tennessee
THE sUPrLIHs FOR GHNusAL WALK - DELLA ,KD-
1EAPOKAaY DISPERSION or TaB FiLlBUsras sE-
CRCITs-fHx JAMES ADGER 10 TAXI rHs P1AoE
or the TAHrR66nH.
The steamship Tennessee, which Len ths port on
Wednesday,, 24ih instant under the c5nnaad Of Captac
fnklepaugh bound for SAn JUAN wfsn provisions for
General Walkers troops and hardy band OF recruits 70
reinforce bis army has nst with accsas which msy
have very disaAtrous eds0t his future desuny In
Nicaragua.
The Tennessee saiIed o. win be reoolIesssd, from the
oat Of Eshsh street. East river 1t about half past three
O'clock In she afternoon. She had scarcely cleared the
Hook when symptoms Of . severe s.orm showed them
selves. Az evening advanced the wiud fresssned and
whcn night came on furious gale vns blowing. ThA
continued until daylight Of nezt (36sh) morning. when
was aeen ths the Tennessee lsDorng heavily aud
pitching violently. rho sboys" board, however, did no
mind "roogh and tumble rO much, and they went
On anusing themselves and enjoying merry 0hrissnas
Towards evening the Tennessee was by . violeut gus
rolled into the trough Of the sea- when shs rgnted
Was found that her snAfs broken, and that she
could net procbed on her vcysge THIS caused . very
marked interruption Of tho piea'ansry board, aad
some dtscontent Many Of the ardent aspirsn
"slory or o grave went SO NJ - mint that
known % the captain and o their leaders that toe
shaft was faulty before they put 70 sea.
Captain rnkiepaugh determined TO hesd for Norfolk
Va which port be made soeut nine O'Clock ON the
Ing Of Saturday 27tn inst and brought the ship
ohor about ten miles from the town.
Alter little time boat wss got out and Gen. Wheat
Captain Lewis Captain OKeete doctor the renues
see and two other genemcn entered rowed a,rcss
the bay TO ard. leaving the ahbuster recruits board
the atesmer.
At Norfolk the above named gentlemen took passage in
the steamer North Carolina for BAlamsre, sney
arrived safely. Captain Louh decided on rem mAiuag 10
the Monumental City," wh,hs General Wheat Captain
0'Kees and the others detsrmined on coming to New
York, where they now
the above particulars uncated yester
day morning. and inquiry as the Office OF Charles Nor
son Co. found to be correct We also learn that
the James Adger will sail 70 Gay at 10 A. from pier
No. North river She win proceed Immediately TO Nor
folk and take the passengers Of the tennessee board
aud sail for san Juan. the Tennessee will be brought
back 10 the city for repairs. This will delay aid for
Walker at least eight days, most unf ,rtunate occur
for him. every day without reiniosments adds
TO the peril Of his situation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-30

country with spusisus notes under he guiss oF
pie Of Aaron Burr Who got up The .anhsssss Bank Ii
had boz stated BY tn defence that Huntington commit
ted mo Of his iorgeries In the very chair IN which R>
BERT Schuy sst showing that DO ambitious OF ten
ttying himself with taleBSed but &sho0ess men Impu
nifty was given to him because these mistaken
aoms1 that Huntington bad comzAstsd forgsres
extent Of hundred and forty ho dollars before
mi. ercensyy forsess NJ Moves CO. h hs hsi
shown hin connection with spunous banks and other
spe ulacns proved that his object waa 70 obtain money.
He got the money, and has now else spent Ia
immoral channels His creditors not paid, aniesa
they had h@eu foronsts enDngh TO receive some.hins
writing whish Actused the prisoner t9, desire
tain money by thas II no nas insane
utterly without principle He had been smbodened by
alter bis return from CaiforrsA he reburned 70 Wal
street ana commenoed Operations upon boldsr sos!s
There was regular advance In his career from tha
sudac school bey to his operations ~itn n,rcs
men BY his nsanuatng address he often es,a bed nso
criminal intentions All bis c,Dduot, after hs failure,
tendec to enduameiy, the obtaining money by false
but reckless disregard the rights Of eshers. All hts
acts, up this time. could reasonably bs imputed 70
crime and 70 noshas else Grautag that he ws morally
TO r&hwas ne to eude the just pauishment OF she aw
His Grimes had been overlooked " fss kindness. and
epsce was LETT Tor repentance but ae continued his career
In more faxraat mauuer than before his large sum
Of $40 0CC had, ooab spent iu vicious mAnnof,
but the creditors be Those forged
had not been delivered up intneon uou within few
months II there any Uutn In the stsemens made oy
the defence that Mr. Betden Huntngons
Doore'y, Why did they not call hlm . witness rs
had been attaching ut daily, In obedience 10 nsr
sobbsDa Huntington sought 70 get HArbeck Bslten's
confidence by hts nsnuaon and skili and whesd toeir
appetite for making money. This plausbilty and cua
rlle had been 70 such extent 70 hAz&d
the pro ess oDal reputation Of eminent medical ras
practical efec Of Huptngt0ns operations with Bishop
CO., was to get large amount OF money from them
good security and pay them back promptly, ind lug
bem 70 believe that hs TRANSACTIONS isg m1te and
then he sought to obtain moaey forged paper There
was no usury Ia these uansactoas, but simply the
change OF commercial paper.
Mr.. Noyes reviewed the testimony ut still greater
length and was past O'Clock when he dnshed bis
summing up.
Ire court then adjourned til, tomorrow morning when
the Judge viii deliver his charge and the viii be
given 70 the jury.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-08-22
Iotal anb otbtr stems.
The Fremont Club.

In responce to a call in the AMERICAN
OF last Friday, large and enthusiastic
meeting was held in the rooms over the
store of S. Padelford & c, On monday
evening the 18th inst. of those in favor
OF the election of John C. Fremont for
President, and opposed to the election of
James Buchanan, the candidate of the
Border Ruffian Democracy.
A Fremont Club was formed and the
following officers were chosen. Presi-
dent-N. A. Joy Esq. Vice Presidents
Samuel Warehouse, Geo. s. Smith, Seth
Padelford, Joseph w. Wood, George
Cooling, James II. Hopkins, Henry
Woodland, Alexander B. Black Esq s.
Secretary-A. A. Bartlett-Correspond-
ing Secretaries-A. +. Drinkwater,
Stephen B. Osgood. Executive Com
mitee--A. F. Jellison, Richard Perkins.
George B. Joy, Charles Mcdonald,
William Mayhem. The President on
taking the chair made some spirited re-
marks explanatory of the tactics of
the Border Ruffian Democracy, and
the duty of every freeman at this impor-
tant crisis. Speeches were also made
by various individuals.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-08-22
Mn st0fIns n sNtIfer,
And. in heat a shade

~ The FREMoSTER.-This is the
title of collection OF songs which this
campaign has been the means Of bring
ing out.
Ii is a compilation of some Of the most
popular ones, such as are adapted to the
use of clubs &c. In addition to the
many patriotic and soul stirring songs,
it contains a sketch of the lives of Ere
mont and Dayton, the Republican plat
form, the Slave code Of Kansas, the Dem
ocratic platform. and table of the Flee
torial vote of the several states &c.
Published by o. r. Patch Bangor
Maine. Let all of the musical fremont
ers purchase copy-Price Is cts.
PoLrRooNIus, tragic Farce in one
act, by an admirer of Chivalry. Bos-
ton : A. Williams i Co. Buy a copy,
and laugh at taricature Of modern chiv-
airy, as illustrated by Brooks.
For Sale by Moses Hale.
NEW MAP OF HANCOCK Goa sur
vey of Hancock County is now being
made for the purpose of getting out a
county map. 1t will give the name and
location of Each resident in the county.
The location of all the principal hills and
mountains, Of all Ponds, Streams and
Lakes Bays, Rivers &c, together with
all the roads in the county from actual
survey, and will be got up in style SUI
perior to any map yet published. 1t
will be published by H. F. Walling Esq.
Civ. Eng'r. of Providence R. l. and will
be issued in the spring of 1857, when
Canyassers will be sent into the coun-
ty. 1t will contain many new features
and be most reliable exhibit of the
geography and topography Of the coun-
| ty.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-08-22
LEGAL NOTICES.

" Al Legal, State, County and Town advertise.
| ments Will be classed under this head
At Court Of Probate held at Ellsworth
within and for the County of Han
cock, on the first Wednesday of .Au-
gust, in the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and fifty-six.
JAMES FREEMAN and admins
TRAITOR of the estate of Lydia Buckley,
late OF Busksport in said County, deceased-having
presented his account Of administration upon
said deceased's estate for Probate Ordered, That
the SAID administrator give notice thereof to all
persons Interested, by causing a copy of this or
der to be published three weeks successfully in the
Ellsworth American printed in Ellsworth that
they may appear at u Probate Court to be holden
at Ellsworth, on the first Wednesday of Sept. next
at ten of the clock in the forenoon, and sbew
cause, if any they have, why the same should not
be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy-Attest, WARREN KING, Register.
3w3O
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-08-22

The venerable Judge Kent, known
throughout the legal world by his COM
mentaries on the Constitution, and as
one of the greatest Constitutional lawyers
in the Union, goes heartily for Fremont
He presided at "a recent meeting at Fish
kill landing. New York. Is the Judge
a disuniou- scctionalist
At Republican Convention held al
Exeter Wednesday, the Somerset dele
cation, whose turn it was to bring for.
ward candidate. broughtin Hon. lsrae
Washburn, Jr., and he was unanimous
" nominated for reelection by acclama
ton. H. P. Pratt, of Skowhegan, was
selected candidate for Elector
DEATH OF ELLSWORTH SAILORS
+ BY Tel. Brig Mary c Haskell arrived
at New York, (lsth,) from Cienfuegos
lost the following seamen BY death
Stephen Jefferson, Alonzo Hall ant
James Callaghan, all of Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-08-22

What very peculiar institution A tel
cgraphic despatch received yesterday from
Mobile, states that William Strickland and
Z. Upton, booksellers Of that ilk, have bean
found guilty in the high court ofpublic opin-
ion of selling books ''favoring the freedom of
slaves" "A committee Of citizens" ordered
the unhappy booksellers to leave the city
within five days, but as the excitement was
upon the increase, they were obliged to fee
from the city, ''tor fear of more desperate
measures" Hail Columbia, happy land
land For our own part, We think, upon
the whole, that if driven to the bookselling
business, we should prefer to engage in it in
Warsaw or St. Petersburg, rather than in
Mobile. --Boston Atlas.