davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-17
Tho Cat on OF ire Bar.

sr,o f4.e e,,,s . 1900
The noet conclusive =, ;denrs w., have
vet seen Of the mercenary motives Of many |
of those " bo are the rantiue friends oil
Mr.. buchanan. and who make sruDon
every other statesman who is likely 10
come II, competition will, him for the Chm !
c,nnati nomination IS found in the reply of
the Washington Sentinel 10 the manly sand
able card of Chas. Irving, OF Lynchbure,
in defence of his (AIr L's) advocacy of
Senator Hunters claims for that nomina~
ton. The Sentinel considering itself The
ouard;ao aoraI Of Mr.. Buchanan made il
il bns;,ess 70 attact tho ,,os;t;o,s Mr.
lrv;nq assumed some fine since i, an obi.
tor;oI articIe. in tire T.vpebbprr Renu5l;.
can II advocacy Of 5jr. Hunter. In the
Senf;neps art;ci,. Mr. Irv}oe,s nar,a e;s
,a.,.;onad Mr tbor.nnon oAaross~,
a Iono article to the Enon;rer and ,ha;y,,
om;ner IN rentv to Pev Tucker oe tbo
Sentinel. In that card MIR. lrvi ~, s.afas
that Nj, Tinker woe Tho fvet
nroacb him in favor IF M, un,,,a :,
Wasl;oe,o,sc;,,, ,.a...:.. NJ.
,,o.,s ia e,uane Az r. .,. n5.
fr,;n, T. 49, r.. -
AZ ,,''t-'S "'s
p'' aus w. !, 'i"s ''' ~. Yu7
80, ~ e'''.,"''' :,
:, WV nr'' "''P2 NV "
+, ' sse'
~. s"'Op u e"""s0' ''' F'''s'e"
u,nt.r IA ~. e.a.s., 49, e. :.
H. CT. ,r,,,.:l
e = lono o..;a,,, :, H.. -
M ,.r7an NJ, a.,.as;. ,sl.
a7;s oara,ss;ax a., = ~ +,
.bo,, tA., :, : t,,a No. or u,o.a -.
wb;cb sbo,as - oo,rsa, NJ. ,.s.naa
", I,;s mo s,oh hon,a A. p,,oh
has ial,e, ILL., oasc, WV, h. ,al,ah,.
10 al Mr. i los;nn f.;an1s ~ ,r;c
3 community evsrr 10, Tha ,o,u,.c,,
oara &c NJ. .,. .Ia,
;sb r,,,,, of ,,a coa,;nI - ~
co,s. IF so,ne of o,r s.arno,.os. wi $500.
;na,on,;.l .,ouoo... s.,a,,; MI. d.,
hama, s.d da.,ar;nn tor A. IT.
nnmber Of oentle,,a1 bove cor v,rsad ,.;.h
ne i'll, D. t,., ,.,a.L 49, ,,s.s e...,.
" stated that .l,bonrh NJ preh.nan ,.a.
H.. Co., a,,a;oa 49, .ao,.i. =,
c;nlsa .onrsa of cows - ~ .,rs,arlaa
friends had ,o,ced.thsn rron, dhs,r ,dha.
-. ~, a.. IL.
haI;araa ,nan,s aaa ,a,ra aa.;.s ' ~
c;nc;nnat; nou,ro,ion III d,.a,,o;,,,
.,.., -, :. ~.
.aa,;.a =, II, - -. ~, I.ssa.s w."
,ho tra5os,nen cnr oe;na ~, ,aao.
.;noad n,.n. ,h., ,,,o,a 49,, us,.u, G..
p,,o1...., ..a.. -. - ~
..,araaasr. aa.'a;,aao,;a.a ...:,,.S'.
anoa,o On. .r;no;r1., .,,a, '..,:.,,
,,;a,t r.o,,o.a calf wk;I. nj. p,.,,am
~ sbonld M, be hs,d ro.nons;6,a e.. 81
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-17

@geJ. NJ. II. Bl,me!t, editor Of the
Abingdon Democrat, died recently at his
residence IN Abingdon, leaving family
and many friends to mourn has loss.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-17

S6eWe viii publish in car next lasue the
article ola Buckingham Democrat" from
the Rockingham Register headed John
7. Harris Esq. II came to hand jast as
we were going to press.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-17

o. We invite attention to tho various
communications in this issue of the Vim
dicator. They are well written, and con-
tain SQUAD doctrines and coed suggestions.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-17

&C. John S Barbour and Eppa Huntop
have been appointed delegates from the
Fauquler District, to Cincinnati
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-17

SupA WATER.-Our friend j. B. Esk-
ridge, oil the Drug Store of j. G. NJ. Mcr-
riIlalt, has sent US few bottles Of soda,
bottled at DR.. Ms establishment, by II
new meeline just brought on. They are
now prepared to iurnish bottled soda to
the Hotels and the Springs cheaper than
il can be purchased in tie cities, and of
equally as coed qualify. They deserve
encouragement for the energy displayed
IN their business and we hope they wall
be 'emuntra!ed for The extra expenses III.
cured.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-17

g. The stage companies of Parish &
Co. and Hartman g. Brown, are making
extensive preparations for the summer
trade.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-17

e5- On the 14th, Pedre Will was re.
ceiveoi in Ills diplomatic character as min
lister from Nle,'uraaga.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-17

AccIDENT.-Dr. John Baldwin fell into
the cellar of the shop occupied by Henry
Bare as Tailoring establishment. on
Monday last, and was bruised eonsidera-
bly,. In stepping on the door, it gave
way, thus precipitatng him into the eel
lar. II is to be hoped that every man who
permits his cellar doors toremaiu in such
dilapidated coudaioE will be dealt with
properly by the law. DR.. Baldwin es-
capped narrowly from having some Of his
limbs broken.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-17

&C. Pauus Powell. Esq, of Amherst,
and Gen r A Banks, of Madison, have
been appointed delegates to Cincinnati
from the Albemarle District.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-17

Gg. Hon r X Meade, of Petersburg
and Lewis E Harvie, of Amelia have been
appointed delegates to Cincinnati from the
Petersburg District.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-17

&C. A delegation is expected from Utah
Territory, bringing on Constitution and
asking admission into the Union as a State
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-17

o. Our quaek medicine Envoy of the
American will reply next week to Gen.
Cass's late speech in the u. S. Senate,
on sqna'ier Sovereignty. Look OCT for
squalls
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-17

Co S. 7. Walker, Esq, has purchased
the interest of w. A. Cave in the Valley
Democrat, and will henceforth be the sole
editor and proprietor. Mr.. w. is fearless
and spirited writer. We wish him all
possible success.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-17

g. The American says "a Ccnse'va-
tive" is lawyer. Now nelghbor, tina, is
like your quack medieine--it's no co.
Guess again.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-17

S~e ii. NJ Herbert, member of Congress
from California, who shot and killed the
head waiter at Wizards Hotel, Washing.
ton. has been bailed out in the sun, Of
$4,000
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-17
Lven-EzandeN Susticn.

A case Of eyen-handed justice cane
under our observation the other day.
Some imagined difficulty existed between
Recorder 3. and Mr.. B. &, Co., in regard
to the rent, we believe, OF large Ware
House occupied by 3. &. Co., and owned
by Recorder b. TIE case came up for
trial before Alderman Nee. After care
full hearing of the evidence, the Justice
decided that there was ho difference be.
tween them, and that the litigants must
throw heads and tails who should treat.--
i he defendants b. g. Go lost, the bene-
fits OF which were participated in by the
court, the lawyers, the witnesses. the prin-
cipal parties, aud several bystanders.
o. Our neighb..r ofthe American wants
the office of Coroner. Should have it,
He presided so brilliantly ever the Know
Nothing meeting IN the Court .douse, that
we are satisfied lie would distinguish him
self still farther, as the president of c,'ln-
mi.tee on dead Subjects. We are afraid,
however, The people havn't as good opin-
ion Of the Dry River Minister as we
have. He was pitied against the junior
of the Vindicator for Councilman gear
ago. and we beat him two 10 one. Have
you thought oil that little circumstance res
Gently, Mr.. Inventor of quack medicine
and Dry River Envoy?
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-17

We expect to get him (Nir Smith, to
FURNISH us up from hat down 20 boots. =
American.
You need it very much, neighbor, but
we wouldn't like to be in the name place
who undertook the lob Whew!
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-17

e..
justly entitled " "fieH announcer was so
-. ne hGleofs Of the epoctator-tha Amcricab Or.
MI ~ 1.asSigns rs redson for endorsino this
we practice, shat democrats nroscr;lo Nj M
seems to me TO from stranoo o, lily. ms
eNeeeolhsiy bad taste. Gentlemen of tbc ~, II,
were you NOT w ligs long enough to know ~ ~
nnS party = conservative party-that il i; m
els', ~ prescription ter opinions sake i.at
wa" WIN .heihshncts, contrary to the sense Of -
anafGtosting the feelings ii every trno Wh,iisI'
nc o!u me ig5 are inllexitiy determined to -
seito thcF alstiBct ton, and soomnlv W.
sSst "%ai4st 9elng identified in any wav shane ar
o,!t ~ mo" \ othn9ism. The old line WHO
- 10y unsectionol and national, can meet ey
w PVntlea issue on the broad platform of nation
l ""t aSstodeseendingsro from our hirlf ,siton and
olheng party Influences to bear non elections thai
AZ 1 Aot Itidetiy Polirica5 will none of it, Cen
nopn oeiofe %on enter upon crusade against Col
uaShah ier Tie sins Of his party 500 i.t ntr go
s5i,tS are clear The Wing party never has sustain
GU nc ohe-;andfeth part of the injury from the pro
seIiptFe Pohey OF the Democratic party that 1t did
osest tfeschery tothe Wing cause In The dark hour
OF midnight, Ga most fitting time for euc a dood
Rheh the members Of The Wing house.bold lie bo,n
esq mem had retired to their beds unconscious TIM,
eFil was nigh, you sealthily and c,andcstinelv
seHYefea tnelr Tag into the dea Of Know Nothing,
! ,s.a. S
ooh for tongue to curse the slave.
| nose treason, like deadly blight,
comes DER the councils of the brave
Aaa olast5 them ia their hour of might
co.. ~ &c oaclusion Gentlemen OF the Spectator will
80 ~ 5%u the prose- pton for opinions sake meets
80 no .aFof from the conservative Wings &C Au-
Gn@ta; ana furthermore, when the old line Whigs
VT Vi tRe opinion that their cause and interest re-
~ - w oigAh, they will commence with q claen
SlSel ana select men to bear their flag who will
i4'''e " niSb appreciation CT the trust and not Wild
SO readily to such influences as the necromancv nf
''"iA HENRY CLAY WHff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY DECEMBER II, 1856.

In March, 1864 according 10 report presents by W.
ehanner 70 the Telegraph Convention the total isngth 81
electric telegraph wns Ices than al 391 miles, and from
that increase, OF more than a thousand miles month,
We may fairly inier gr atty exceeds that
estimate nc expenditure which hiss been s. t7i-
SOC, or about COO. The Electric Telegraph Com
panys system In the United Ki'gdom the
OF the bahyeAr ending line 80 1854 Comprised % osS
miles OF wire ara the number ~ smtted
durpe The pre- vious ak morla Amounted 70 6724T4
curious but conveient peculiarly Ia the transmission Of
mefssRes wilt sre from the difference OF
Yoik lime being about elk hours behind London 1t fol
loo ACCORDING 70 the present mpa-
to that the messages which for from London
ir IN then In the morning TIL fur In tho aernoou-our
GUINNESS hous-tbough they arrive ,psisraneonsy At
The o,her Eide, 90 riding to their time between
four 80 ten 10 the morning. and at their o'clock
these replies until their four viii reach this country
between four and zen In the evening, arrg tbem the
whole night for consideration oh anng nior be-
fore our hours Of activity pmeuce at ten in the
morning The cable viii be itself 500 miles long TO
allow for slack, and with DO divided into two lengths
zach of beard separate vsssel the shps ~il meet
half wsy, ct point previously hx'd on, and having
nected the Two ends OF the cable will steam away,
towards ireland and the other towards Ne Sounisud
paying ont the cable they and inerchangng signals
Gil the way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27
Court 0f AnneaIa

The Court Of Appeals In Aoaoy on the 7ath inst,
ard will probably continue In for the residue OF
this month for the purposes Of consultation and the de-
ceioD OF GAUGES heretofore argued
On the first OF January there will DO change Ia the
four members OF the Court taken from the judges the
Supreme urt After that date, and for the coming ear
the Court Of Appeals will consist OF following Jud .s-
Elected ss Judges OF the Court OF Appsss:-
hiram DEMO, Alexander y. johnson. George +. Com
STOCK. samuel L. seldtn.
From the Supreme Court
John W. Brown, Second district; Alonxo @ Paigo,
Fourth district; wr. II. Sbanksnd, sixth district Levi
u. 30 ven Eighth district
Reporter, Francis Herman.
Clerk, RUreen Y. Hicks.
The term OF the Court for hearing sraume will
commence the first Tuesday Of January The famous
OF the North American Trust and Banki,g Compa
ny ut the ast term do for tue rst day OF the
next term The argument Is expected 70 occupy week
Eminent counsel engaged Ia tue cause,
amorg whom We have heard mentioned N. Hill, g.
Bearosley. q. g. Bronson. W. G Noyes and OConor.
There doubtless other legal gentlemen connected with
he cause.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27

AnPStTA0A ana mOhlcOA 1t&mbs
BROADWAY THlArxs-It gratifying to observe the old
friends Of the Management on hand every night mat
ter how disaxr eeabs the weather. This evenings bill
comprises "virgnius," wth Mr. Lorraine aud Mrs. Oaven
port In the chief parts, and the Young Widow"
NBL0's GARDN.-The Pyne and Harrison Enslish opera
company close the second week Of their engagement
tonight In the charming fairy legend entitled Gin
derella"
BowRr-hr and Mrs E. L. Davenport, Mr.. Wheat
10y and the leading Of the regular company
70 eonhlss their talents this evening In "Juias Cesar"
"Peter White" follows.
BUHros's-rhe ever attractive play Of ssDombey 4
Son." with NJ. Burton in great part of Culs DO
given, with tho spectacular drama OF the "Boe Imp"
this evening.
wAiIAcK's THEATRE Mrs John Wood, the great favor.
tie With the Bosonans l. to play the character Of Nine
haha for the third time tonight in .sMiuenanao aOu.
for Holiday" is the Aiterpeoe
LAURA KsRSs's The intensely interesting drama Of
The marble Heart" with Mics Ksenes great original
cast 10 70 be pesed this evening. with the conf
cality styled the "Frst Nighto
CHAxHxRs STREET TrEArsx Manager Eddy Ia again on
bard with an attractive bin for Saturday night IL
prses "Nick Of tho Woods" "wanaoe' and the "Four
"Slsters +"
AMERICAN MusxUM Tho elegant operate spectacle or
"Cnce ID" 70 De enacted both In the afternoon and
evening MessS. Clarke and Hadaway, Miss Mestayer,
&C, are In the cast
GEo CHRIsrY AND WooDs MINsraBIs Any person hay
Ing desire TO enjoy real downright wholesome laugh,
should see George - the landlord IN the farce Of the Od
Clock."
BuoKLxY's SRlsADEss Miss Hlfert George and Bish.
op and Others Who perform In the cinderella" bar
lesque, are Rightly winning golden opinions from the
lovers OF fun and good music.
SPLENDID ExMmroS An exceedingly entertaining and
instructive panoramic illustration OF the Russian may
be seen u Chinese Hall in the afternoon and evening.
HOLIDAY ENTERTAINMENTS Manager Burton 10 entitled
10 much praise for the a able Rpd expensive
In which he has produced tue "Boie imp" Manager
Stewart Of wallscks, has also spont much time and
money on the new extravaganza OF "Ra wstha King
john s 10 he brought out style hitherto unequaed
Ut tho Bowery next Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27


cIouRE AND AccrsAros.A teegrapbic oespac on VISA
ceived by the Cnief OF Police last evening from Biao
requesting him TO arrest Dr. r. 3eger, OF this cit,
Tor mapslarsh In the evening train officer Harris Of
Erie COUNTY 10 take the doctor In custody aud from
him learn the ing particulars Of the grave
sAton,--A young woman 10 or 20 years OF age named
Rnstndao whose father resides IN this city sen Buf
fAo hsvirr found herself encint. Dr. Bcgler was sum
moncd thi,her 70 perform operation for abortion,
which, alleged, he undertook In ths performance
the young badly injured that Inc survived
the operation but sf crt time Her death took plaza
MoucAy. The circumstances bcca ne known to the Coro
ner who proceeded 10 hold Inquest upon the body OF
the unfortunate deceased and eced facts tending very
seriously to impucats DR.. Bcgler. A dispatch vas as
sent and the arrest made. The Coroners jury
wss stu In seeson last evening. and Sheriff Harris 70
turned with his prisoner In the O'Clock train. This
currence oil shock this community where the accused
has pracoed homeopathic and hy dro pahic ply 81
clan maj years. having established himself here On
his release from I'm upon sentence for
several years sinoe. BE N German formerly pracoe1
In Albany and yell known throughout state, and
generally regarded ~ veiy skiiful praottot -Ro-
ohcifr Democrat Dec ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27

CHILDREN ron TIM WEsr.-Somc forty or fifty
children charge OF Mr. Tracey agent the Nsw
York Destitute ChiIdren's Aid Society, no fro
New York yesterday route for the wess vhere psrms
Dert bones VIII be secured for ihem.-Ai,asy Argus,
Dec z5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27
nELICIOUs NOTICES.

EBRIsTIAE sPIRITUALlsM--REv. r. L. HARRO
" viii preach st Academy Hail. Broad way, oppose Bod
ttreSt 70 at l01f aud ~ r. n Morning sub
jec'ihe causes in Human Nature which Led 10 tie Ne
cessy OF the nesT alton" Evening subiec-"inpne1 Hs-
peyolencen The collection taken the evening will 30
for the benefit OF the fund OF the Relief Association society
formed Tor the relieving the or the sck
ana poor of our city. Seats free.
MEMORIAL CHURCH.-REv. j. n. YOUNG, Assist
1l ant minser oil Trinity church. will preach
Sunday evening IN the church OF Hammond
and Wavsrley place block from the Eleveolh
street Greenwich and Seventh sexyifes At 0l
and ~ clock. seats free.
DFv ID s BUREET WILL PREACH AT THE CHA.
III pei Seventeenth street Srth ayeuu on tho
ornng Of sunday 18th inst at lok o'clock, and eve
ming at II O'Clock
THE DEAD or THE SEA THE FUNERAL SERMON
Of the Nc william Petty second officer OF the ship
William Tel who With TWO OF his shpmstes fell overheard
teDss her last from aAvre 70
New will be delivered by kev Charles j. Jones' n Tie
hsr church the Of Madison and Catherine
streets sabbath evening next december g. at soven
O'Clock Seamen and others earnestly invend 10 aenA
tesis free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DlY.



L'LTCTRo PSYCHOLOGY DIR BENTON CoNTISUEs
IL he lectures and amusing experiments At onderdcnk
Hall 4Os grsnd street Saturday and Monday evenings Dec
n and ~. st ~ O'Clock Ambulance shilling. Once for
electoral sppiicsuons for disease, 81 Brosdway.
VoUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN UNION or NEW YORK.
il Lectures for the follows
The Rev. NJ II. Chspn. December 20 subject-"Benjs.
min Franklin"
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher Jsnuarys subjcc,-"Thc
Commonwealth
Dr. william Ede~, Februarys Subject -.
Ralph Waldo Emerson, February IL suhjec-' The Con-
duct 81 Iife.v
The Rev 7. starr King February II. subjcc-ErisicOce
and Ilfe.n
wendell Philips, -. subject-"Philosophy OF Re.
form
lbe Hon Nathaniel r Backs yr. March sgbjec, -.
co~rse, prior the first lecture 81 single
etc rs may be procured Of Van Norsen King As Wall
street G. Frarcia Co, b4 Broadway. r. T. Crowcn. so9
Broadway and other bookstores and the door the
'nzs OF the lectures =
S %s 4. rd 3 ssswssAs' Lecture Com.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27

fwoTHTNa-FoR MEN AND BOYS, TO BE ALMOST
" given away 81 Fulteu street, The sock cpnsss q
every are and qualify This The bes chance get cohng
thai cen be odsred-
DARE CHANCR peR THE CLOTHING wAREGOusul
IN A hrfspe for all Two Frcrch taiors = nscA erpe-
rSerce osr irving fun security c0hinG a.
every lima a prices proportcn % guaanusa icy are
ors nv twenty hundred dozens u o. u 80 80 o.
Address y y b. r., boz 49, Herald cfAcs until Deesmbw
"a.
A7Qi rkAkl 1900 D HnMD
ANAL lots Of len OF surplus wearing apparel Into cash
obtain he full value By applying 70 JAMES MORONEV
<7eh Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

LNUBFkA LODGE NO 24s p. M.-THE MEM8ER0
II this lodge hereby directed attend snecisl meet
hg, at their Masonic .empe corner OF Brormo anA
Crosby Saturday Dec z NJ O'Clock. r. n fer
the purpose paying the tribute of Mssonc the
OF brother James Lockwood by orde. 81
JOHN CAkLEfOS s. W.
W H. SEpERHifL, secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27

A LARGE QUANTITY or LIBERAL AND OTHER
"A books Tor sale Monday Tuesday, AZ and beo
cost some 81 bali price and others To be given away by
VALE No. Bosery, who will his eflce and book
business 70 l5s Chatham street up stairs opposite James
street For sale also, ofce saloon and other furniture
The books may be Sunday and catalogues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27

OFFICE OF BECEIvER OF rAxEs SEw 0ouR4
~ House. 81 Chambers sreet-hotiOe-yn conformity VIII
collection OF paseed April IT, 1919 heso
By notice 70 ell tar who have omitted % tha
1856 that hs IA psd 10 -
my Office before tho first Gay Of January shall
collect the addition OF ineree. the rata q
twelve per cent csIousied 6omtse 's Gag =
cd September the ~ payment
EENkY n HOWARD. Receiver uf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27

SaDrc Imperial Of France hntrUum "a 90
Hss military Companions.
+ 1oubteoa be remembered, myn - kos6fsr,
Pyiuce imperial, shortly afs1r hi birth, was In
= enfasx n trosps Of We lst regiment Of The
n 81 the Guard. The day before yesterday
3 Of ofncers sub ofiosu, soldSsrs, and evesfs
81 that regiment prosseded 70 ne Iui'eftes :,
3 the Emperer The process yevbai Of the council
lssrAson, stating NE inscription Of the Prince
lon she muster ron. 10 NE document are anirsd
|turss Of al the pevsoas IN the regiment and ~
ut binding, snamented with the arms OF ths
relief, most beausifuliy exseu ed, ~ PAID Ior
|waavy subecvipti,a rninsd IN the regiment. The
having been introduced Into Me aparsmeoN q
rot, their Majewtsa soon afpss presented them
n the young rvincs. and iatroduced 70 the do
heIr new ccmrsds. Txs ooloasl then addrssssd
Four Msjsssy hes csnsdsd y ycsv. suhjscss The
Heaven has given you. He bean the appsls-
f.nt De France, and every srm " open 70 re-
You nov ssJ 70 Jour solaisrs--" Take this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27

NvEw7ORK FLOATING DRY DorK COMPANY DEG.
IN So 1856 he meeting Of the stockholders foa Ne
directors vii be held ,ndsy January
the East Broadway House. Of PIKE stree and Ea
Broadway. ihe poll open AID close O'Clock r. n.
II. v MASON, Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TUE STOCKHOLDERS
the rnors Creek Steam Transportation and Mniag
Company North Carolina viii be held at their Office
Philadelphia. on Tuesday 9th January next
R0BkRT PATTON, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27

uEBREw LADIES' CHARITY FAIK.-rHF LADIES
III of the congregation 6bearth Iarae Grossly w1a
hold fair Academy 6sll 663 Broadway tuesday De.
cember p to continue from IL 70 10 r. u lexcepk
Friday evening and during the day. until Deoom-
Der 81 The proceeds be distributed by the socety for the
educAon Of children and relief Of indgeut It
the Jewish persuasion Dodwoths Band III Is. Dodwsrh
conduot0r ~ give concert evening during the fair.
Tickets 70 cena
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-27

CEALED PHOPOSAES FOX FURNISHING TIL
y troops Fort Hamilton, New York harbor. with freA
beef the commencing January ID, 'h6 will be
ceived silhe oGjoe Of the fort Hamilton until d.
The beef be OF good and wholesome
quarers with equal proportion OF each (neSk
and sbsnks TO be excluded such quantities be from
required for the troops exceedi1g hrics In
each such days shall be designated BY the Assist
Subrsance Good and sufficient security
will be required fuhment Of the contract and the
will give hs Of the surees The bids IN Dc al
Acting Oommssary OF Subsstauoe.
Hamilton, N. " and endorsed Proposals. for furnsh
inrE Ere Raefn