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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

NV YoRK, June 6.-Tammany Hall is Illuminated 10.
night III honor Of the nominations and congrutulntory
meeting are being held at places throughout
the city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

Csron universal Testimony /. Thai wherever the ~l~a
sovn carly therr /. promise 81 nm. ,i.I.,,IS - H.
la Cu,rter and thr ur-r part Of
looks remarkably we Is advanced
hy enh bug aud joint which destroyed
wheat la lower spoyyauis part Caroline the orIn.f
The farmers gill scarcely make seed Their chief
lesson that to SOW eSTy between the s and 10Th
bury NeUs
Asore'Pouden writing Frederick, Hail. Louisa county ;h
instant,
The lasted day, up here and hA. had anr effect
The farmers have bern planting tobacco the
ninety There IL great scarcity 81 plants with many
tHtEsE-whh the acerpon Of the wheat crop. which very
Eol The prospects Of all other section very
the oa, and afforded opportunity planting tobacco Trir
are serious tears expressed that there enough plants
IL The '"uiy {" supply the ordinary dmtnd, ,hvuld
eur seAsoh Tor Anplantng tdr,.sif,
fnH,N-We regret to learn that many portion. coun
tie ravagrs Of the n.e IN NUE. oS s NV, aIh va
are oI such londahr character destroy entirely
prospect Uf even half a crop.
AUGrsr,-for past We ay. suffered s.S. ,,o,,
IN this Through the Ut weather oil
aist u. tlrton. of ri. nn:v ,c . r
parted 10 have To the thickness quarter inch m
10y the e"d but have. Of the h. At
zoe ~irHt vii - short Ia this portion valley n
sra's And ost must he severely injured hop Tor the
since r above vas ia Spr We have had euPous shaver
OF ram tie weather l. hne and
at the PROSPECT.
M,EIl.SD gentleman just returned from the eastern
neid In that section have great lAt the crop Irr Is AL
most totally dest oyt,l.--.iier. G,isstts.
THE wE.TOur Variu, mart, Of N. country
reference I" tile growing
We have complaints Of drl ~eatrr failure te planting
ouy partial The the representing the pros
Iec' generally A' quite faVoraidetiH Price Carrent
E.sr rsSSfSssEw grahe point. Ia
ks Trnn--ser that The wheat crops section are not ry
10 turn 'n ." badly ~as Spprvrntd The
Var are bringing the go~ing wheat and nrI
a' ~ weeks ago did az" look like producing promi,,
very lair y'i The srea CREATE
lAn usual aud u the wheat the rust prospect now
hat II will be nearly quite many bushels harvested
EAst trlur,sre last
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

FiRy.-The Tobacco manufactory Of VIM Norman. near
Milton, y G., was destroyed 10y IRE Friday night 3Otb
ultimO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

DANAoE TO raE CoriS CRoF.-Tho late heavy rains in
some portions Of South aronA have done much mischief
high eshet ia the tateree river, has destroyed the
entire crop OF many plaers IN Rchlsnd aud sumper dis
trcts and IL is too late the sea,u TO replant Cotton
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

A GREAT LASD CAsE DECIDED The Y s. Court at
New Orleans has decided the great Texas land in ia
Of the plantihs II csim for land founded up
grant made by the Mexican Government on the 18th
Of June 1873 to Jamesde ia Vega and covered for
ty fifty thousand acres which lands ssd 20 be
worth two millions Of dollars.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09
BrsroS At cIScr~'r.-Thc Cincinnati Commercial

BESroS At CiSciw'rr.-The Cincinnati Commercial
says
Col Benton has teen called by many gentlemen. At
his plrlor in the BraiSay Hotel He is,ertoncerinp
nara ana not Tor Is ehanan and Il death aud woe on
Pierce aud Douglas lie -ays:
"Ihi- Administration - most weak and corrupt sir
corrupt and weak, The President don't know his own
NINA Tor Que hour ir-nOt Tor hour. fnok NJ our
Foreign relations There is danger oi the p.a, Of
the world being disturbed than you aware SIR more
than YOU are lwarepf, sir
Tile passions othc people estluliy aroused sir
-ieariuly aroused. Mention the name Of Dnupl,s and
every had passi0 arOuscd-cvrrv one n,nu..J
sir. lie IL "a pitical flbustef, sir lie could
not curry free State. The North i ipcen.rJf
very justly incen-edt his conduct, sir This thing o.
slavery agitation VA al settled -f; until be- broke II up
The angry feeling oihe North is very just sir
ASH buchanan never lenling man i'm any hiyb
sen-e, s-bu mniDf iiir talents and very pnre mai,
M both h- public andprivste life, dr. lie i. man of
peace, sir cinnenty Of peace The effect nf bis
nomination would be- peace to the country air
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

Sure DLcibGp.-Th. charlottesville Advocate .st..
The numerous suts hought years ago bv farmers
ct Augusta county " FECunp aud Others Of Richmond
Tor w." value Of hou aiothcr produce taken ~ the She
rh ct Ahemnre u"n eIecutos iu his hands IN favor of
fp Cmmp and othr- againstHogg Wlitnote 4 Co.. Of
Scottsvlc, m whose warehouse the pto,ucs had been
Stored Tor shipment, bean finally disposed of bv ma
agreement between N Counsel These causes had Iecr
uiedby jury some yars igo and were decided n lvo,
OF the cor-gnors Of a. plnoe the jury allowing All
per barrel iOr the F0r The Cases prfc taken Ia he
Court NJ Appeals, hcar'and returned ~ the Ccut Con-,
Tor iurthcf hearing b the Counsel came to nfrren.ut
IN reif'nce 10 the wlsi batch allowing Stl nrt i,,c
for the Flour The Of the executions will reocb
somewhere 10 the ne igborhood Oh 900.
Ins StoaN, on ThuHay afternoon WIS quite severe in
Washington. The Naonal lntelgencef says, "Tnvatds
The close ~ the gust Of the protecting rod. of the
Smithsoni0u building touched aud such concu.sior
produced throughout eiGcc that the members Of the
HOMEOPATHIC lnsttubhcre assembled al got an eectr
cal shock, equally uneiected aud cheap Tie uid ctac
ked and bissed along door Of tie great colonnade In
way not soon 10 be igoten by those who witnessed IL
horse standing 10 ragc before the eatrance 20 ,e
building was struck upi his knee. by the force Of the
shock No injury seend be- done 10 the edifoe taef
thanks 20 the protectiool the lightning rods"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

USPAip LEuERs-t j. stated that the Postmaster len.
era has instructed the postmaster at New York that when.
any letter s deposited unpaid be- send crcu-
lar notice the party addressed that the said letter
detained for sant Of pre- payment and thatit will be
wardcd on the receipt IN stamps Of the amount due
This plan s intended 10 prevent the accumulation
paid letters and u successful il will be extended other
cities
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09
NALUABL OLD LAW HOOKs Ar M.
DUCED PRICES-Por sIe by - nj

UNNhW FhINFlo--FOT
p,,-,,, g. A. MORRIS, ~ Main street
Cadeeos -pOrrs Of Gases relating 10 the dntv and m ~ .
Justice 81 Tie Peace vol, sheep, Ito. London IJsi W =
Pio~drn's Reports. vol Royal syo oulf London I7TO
Report, 81 Gases Adjldged the Of kings Bench
since We death o Lrd Raymond vols. Royal svo Inion ITss
Modern Eotrirs In English being Select Gll.rn IN
vols, Royal svo. Savoy, IT8l -' 'A'"'f"''' .
,aw,.i Virginia from 1880 to l76si vol. Roy.Isvo
bse"ns Abridg,tu . vols Royal svo.
Nets ~ the General Assembly VIRGINIA for 1902 vol
''-' WIS h"yH'
ls'ii"u, 1881. " 1900 '"''' '"
sfui's at Large tom l5Gs 10 los; vol, Royal svo
Nl-', valuable Miscellaneous
in- Tor themselves. wv INV -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

DEArHs ~ NoRFoLE. During the month Of May there
'ere % deaths ia Norfolk-whitcs blacks ~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09
INIGnTN AusnEmAun- rrr,

II Lars EACH viii be eivsn ~ te srprse.a n s,, NJ
1hDf Dsule Jackson, Louis and tsso, taken King
ani y od taEpey coored feet or 10 oehss
high Jarkson mn Ack, gold Language 81 GOOD 80
Ives. an middle Iou. ~ fesi high. ba5k tsns bldy
s-rus supple ant ~ Isnsc fec inches ~
bacE - years 90, ~ dow gait and rather yslov eyes
Richmond ' " Wv wy w
Ten Dollars s h. r the apprehension Of each n aid
NeSaors, y taken In King aud Queen county.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

70 @ i,yo, q merchants, L. oirs on aecouni q s
lowing and ntble properties. Az have use h, ssSk az
n he bghh terms II vsraBted give sat.fsoi,on IN ali
of I'M money returned Prepsred and whoicss and
m bAffAILES DRUG ND Chemical store.
Je0 Corner ah and broad "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09
A Hhnnrlrrrhi2 H ~ ss - o. WV GOODS

n HhkbnkN. POX 60 sn norslng prr steamer
JfncioNu, thirty packages floods
uInKs u LADitS' DRIES GOODS EMHROTDEHIEs, NAN
ILtS MATING, &C. uhc very prices an
~ WHnis flaAaGU UNUAU 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

EANDLES.-so boxes Adamantipe Candle.
~ ~ hafdo do do
l., 70 bS' Jaek'ons lalo- DO Tor sale BY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09
NIoHE WV sLMMEH CLOTHING, At NO.

ply ~ uothug for and youths manufactured w ne se.
style sud ~ the hst maieras also have added LARGELY
ny stot ~ those desirable French Yoke Shirts can as.u
they wil hud u 10 their interes, 10 call at
wN IRA sNITuT
Y No 4 49,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09
GILL& WIEDEuEYEIt.
'UVO CAPITAIIsTS, uTYFHs Al pNrru.

Plt fFNr NETT m authorized IN oner ~ iDv..,.
yeshrs. IN from fifspu u ttnOH ~ ~
~ On favorable either
neE dFng hnuse, sud streets A. 81 y,
I 10 sydnsy ~ -' ~" '''e""sfe
fTh khNT-Ihc house. lsey occupied BY John g. gtsnsd
shn.e Time expires let Augua nov occupied v
"wnn ant other desirable the Lac Building Can al
ny ~ .hee' No J Law Building. y. MINOR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09
vANo THE AuEuICAN PUu,1c.. -,

SCHULTZ The celebrated surgeon CIopod,i rom london
uior ~ Practical Exposition the Human Tr,t
,i- De inhabitants Of Richmond vicinity that he has
Ii arrived from England and Hard and son Cor
hinons Warts aud Dermed Nails their Stages ether IT,
r'lr"i adults ns petIod
Hrt nri both simple aud enCarinus
simultaneously sud speedily removed patrt l. enaLlI
'''"
- Or y daily Ia tendance Mr. ~ shViEs tfn Main A
81 ire ir each Corn No charge attended At sir
residence. te ~
NOTItT.In order "a afford in our s,t,vp.n,
an Opportunity i"r ecfean during the sumner months onr
siurr w D. closed 81 pssi T. ~ from, this date until o. ts,I
~ august We hat both la
county % call on ~ pr.viou. An An, @
Wheu shall be pleased 10 them. WV "''''
cLARKsON ANDERSON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

UlUrTEH.-sOi tubs ireb Goshen butter for f.Duv M. ~,
- sale ljeIl CHAs 7. WORKMAN 90
H.tOu HENT.A pleasant Front Basement Room s,nsb.
~ for once sleeping room, west side IN ~ .,,e
between Grace and Frabkln. Apply 10 " " ''''
jeI-eoH J. BROWN d.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

We are indebted to Mr. woodhouse for the followin.
" The Prairie"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09
90 NE RCIAL.
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

osucx wsis. June Z. Is O.
There we're no offerings Of Virginia sizes a, III. New
rert Exehsnre First Second Board yesterday the ru.
Board to day $500 sixty days. 10000
aisag.
The "moncy editor" OF IN. N-w York Herald INDUCES
In the following p,liico scon.miesj observations:
tn, RAPID accumulation going money mahe, must Civ.
srvs-r impea. stocks than
...r.sis sa; zach IN. po.ps,. q, .saad,ni
30 sssy ss =.
sv-sy uloa. Of svi aud
S % eSs 81 s S ss.I Of IA ,;
a. a.Ins. o. trade and upon better e...
sao1%sa. ra pSiue;on: c.'s;a. and x".
and the by the .aussi sid"S
sSsSs.. OF and s1 oven .S
yer sa . and sG"g psSps hes % much p.ss n,a ne
so%%s.s. n.ton in ,s
10 The sa,l. Of commercial err. Money dsu-d be
before tao.n ssssss any sSisrp.s
e"@m.nd-d At ss S'I,"ay h nv moe ."
Ss:,sn. q i silver roa Sesoo'Hr e.
lion. 2, dollar. otinl. produced
sss,lsa ta ..,1 .S rSssoa.
ply mus. voit revolution financial Affairs. Money
r. s. sTsn, 10. p;s.p % ,so. - sS%
must 'sssas r.d,ced N value ,roash the depreciation the
IAN, .nad =. .easl .-@us, IN .eu. value,
creased In quantity expense sIsp,
.s's s"s ',o" III ss.., Is value .i aa.a
Win W S0Sy SS % The value Of hand . do.
&C.. %%y s s, ss.. number Of p,Sp there Vi. b srs.
tain supply, n value must be greatly enhanced"
The New York Express of yesterday referring to tn.
stock market, says:
speculative action IN the .'oss %sr5s /. .rsass to ~.
,.,e OF public @sr. At home and abroad While
dividend ots we'll understood In their values
.s Ss The SsSs e .%
u'is
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cLhRRsoN ANDERSON.
tIIOICE FANCY SotES.i,p t.,.,, -, ~, ~ y

n fttOItE FANCY SOCK S.-tUO Fau ,XSs. 80,
- Brown Sucks, 20 Which uvte TIE
sAt - NEHBNO SGIHTN.-Assorted In ~. .,a
qualify, tlso some short sleeve Meno wrAppsr. dsrddv
liir and convenient Tor the 'F ''""''''
GNECIOEGIINt..-Con Consider, a. M t..., ~ ~. -,
ht,s 'ss y, ne ,,"h c!hh,d by The subscrhers
~ hhEH CLOTHING III grades nd stytrs peers.
.r frr and youths srar made u via =, ncb ~ ~ =. 10
hc from goods selected eye L. strength ana Appearance
~ GEOSitONu a TUPMAN. Main
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- TmE- AMr OF pYEIN. ~,

- your nnr turning Tr Do you wish to cultivate good
srs ad houAch'sf Your hair 20 b. soft silky aud gIo,,
Your bead TO De cool comfortable, and Moi.
s your children To have luNuaut heads Ho.
which In
frr- - cts o. cts - 81 per nogle Hahn a,
Cle stands gnrsd Tor cradicang pmplr.
,tng & eomreNinn Price ~ cts Inventor pr prrtor W
~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

EHoUND pLAsTER.-iOO uerce. fresh Iub,e, r,c,l
~ ing and for sale low ~
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PRIVATE OFFERINGS OF RIAL ESTATE

sEe sth-Ssi Of furniture, by
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ
i2hsse Of groceries. the suction store of
Alien 4 Co. smeneing al ~ o'clock A. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-14

y.lsZ Forge Hose i'o 20, J. Mrssv, Jr., tcrsnaa;
built 1881 number Of nc,, Is.
Marion Hook and ladder No. 49, r. Wright foreman:
built 1855; number OF men, 30.
American Hose'N No. 4s.-A rive eagle was tod DOWN -
the features of the procession. Bait 1851; nums~ &
men, l6
Poeahontas Psgfne No 40, ZIP McGovu sreun.
sArd class piano style; built 1854 number Of men ls
GENYH DIVISION.
The Marshal OF tNis division was Mr. John Brice sss-
tot engineer, followed by Whitworth's band
Tose No. 40, j. Reed, foreman; numttr OF mon, -
Luc STAR Engine, Nc 60, w. p. Danisf foreman; thtA
class, piano style number Of men, q,
Hol. Hose, No co. dsoorassd tasty J. Fceney, fore.
man; Ju.f 1854; numbey Of men, Is.
Mutus1 Tngtne, No 81, Jchn A. Smith, f,r,nan buae
1881 G old New York style ua1nbs, Of men, a.
Sheltons Brass bar d.
Relief Hese No. 81, j. Rizu; foreman; bull: Iyv4 nun
Columbian Hc-s, No. IA nsvaber OF man, 81.
.s1 Spaine hos5 No o. j. ". Leaman, forcrzsn; -
Eoreks Hose Co. No. 81, J.H Johnston, fsrsn@,
Ouna posso,s's asssi nu%ssr q e Of men, "a.
Basser Hook an tlsdder No. l5 decorated vita nAvss
tss men were dresasd In drab su.s which, wk4r CsG-
trsstsa with other .hifoYms, had unique effect: wn.
Nfckhsm foreman; ou.t 1858; num-er OF men, 81,
Pauhng Hose be T-ng amagndceIs basket Of aeueruu
Nor67, ,. J. Reed, ,oreman bult- 1874; numtcr q
WJoizrson Brass band
NJ r. Brennan Hose lve. %, Edward vallot forens..
did oliver rnountings asa aso zephny- Hose Comps1
No 81; number OF men, -
WEeftie last company passed In reysew before uAc,
Mayor, Tie visiting reme med into Lire and escoFts
BY the companies whose guests they ars marched W
their quarters The fes tides closed in appropriate
uye. Some of our city companies crtained thsA~
quests IN tao evening with sappers, speeches, t0asos
sentiments and other evidelses Of that g.7ercus hosp~
ahy by wsch the fremen OF the Empire Csy are dis
inguished Others amused themselves at no dieeent;
heatres tbs managers OF wttch had given .Hsm special
nvflations Altogether they had splepdt tne ana We
,sve no doabt their visit to new York will long
nembered al sne Of the most pleasant essences -
heir lives.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-14

Tho unscrupulous organ Of Mr.. Fillmore In this city
lately made statement that the Rev. DR.. Pso, Of tho
Catholic Church, had administered the sacrament Of tho
Eucharist to Colonel Fremont In Warrington. Dr.. PBe
thus tftctusily disposos Of this faIsehoods-
Ny attention has been directed to the following para
graph which appeared In the columns Of the New York
Erenino Express ON Saturday last, and credited 70 the
CtHSddc-
We are moreover, informed that the Rev: Constantine
Pse Of st. Charles Borromeo church IN BROOKLYN admins
tered the sacrament OF the Eucharist 10 Fremont while he
Chaplain Of Congress at Washington"
II Is true thst Chaplain OF the United States Sem
ate elected by the liberal sufrages OF thai honorable
body OF which not OF the members professed the
Catholic iath; but AN not that then or at any
other time admneered the Holy Eucharist to Colonel
Fremont, with whom | AN not persona Iy acquainted.
therefore consider due TO justice and tfuth-to Col
Fremont and myse-solemnly TO isavo the statement
which have either directly indirectly author
ized 10 be made. CHARLES Constantine PiSE, DID.
Pastor ~ Charles Church.
BRooKLYS, Sydney place, Oct. Is, 1865.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-14

FArAr Accupnsr .--vesseroay Patrick HAgsery, aeea
CITY ycars onc rf the swnchmcn dsp5t ihs Ns
York and Erie Ralroad In Jersey City, waa accldeat>v
killed while coupling the mail train He dd not hold Ie
link proper ~ and tho two came togs&her, orung
h,m en - dy mat he died an hour snerwArds he hse
iesv~s vife and six children.
nm Srnxz The trains The New York and Erie -
DAD depart usual time, and those arriving =
a little more PROMPTLY. Some additional help has be~n
emplo, ed The trtight trains have commenced ruaunx
l Altogether the affairs cf The read are imcroyng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-14

FORT HAMILTON RELIEF SOCIETY 8 REPORT roR THE
LAST FeRTy-KrGHT HOURS.
nr Roshe reports oil under bis charge previously
ported, convslescent
Is It s'ck in August has been absent and has jus,
wife Of John Brennan taken Friday; doing we'll
Frestel died In the hilrNry Hospital yesterday.
Minew Improving Murphy very nl
FRANSts r. BER1ER, Stc'y
FoRr HAxuros, oct. ID, eh AN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-14


for Assembly Below we give q Issi Of the nominees 30
far as announced-
Dis,s Bvchaaan. Fillmore Fssmoaf.
i-Darel nehan. No nomination. No nomination,
,DC.wtdikend.
2-1homas Kivn. No nomination. Mosey Ly0A.
3-James Hayes No nomination. No nomination.
And. Sheehan.
4-John D. DIXON No nomination Joseph 8reck
5-John :. Reilly. Ed. Merritt. ). L. woodford.
Ihes II. Farran.
6-Kathanie Roe. Peter !. Male.
7-ls. N. LAWSON. Issac Brcvcort. Jacob L. Dodge.
s-Ihos Charcck: Cornelius Corson. Robt. Macoy.
,e-Eras "; clover. 10 nomination. No Yomlnalou
lN-JmS. y. Slultcr. John N. Reel.
ft-Jas Y. Reilly Charles 7. Miils. Ed Collin.
l2-N. w Mooney David y. Adams. Benz. W. Richards,
l3-yohn n Porer, No nomination. Geo. W Blunt
ff-R. r. Bradford. No nomination No nomination,
ij-A. Woods. Ed0in wRte Thls noyle.
l0-s r. Roberts. Charles Mcneil No nomination.
MR. BusTHLD AND THE MAyoRALTY.
Oct iS, 1855.
RIcH1Rp BrsTrsp, ESQ -
DtAR Ss-From the Daily N,,s or this day the infer.
drawn that you have given up your adherence 10
the LIBBY Convention and hon doubt ex ia the
minds Of many Of your lends who tQok active part
the regular com nee at Tam many Hail. In your favor
whether you favor this irregular movement OF Mr. Libby
support Fernando Wood for Mayor and the ticket noui
mated al Tammany Hall headed by him
Your answer Ia Intended for publication. Very respect
fully yours, &c, wM McCoNREY.
2sT BsoAD-AY New York, Oct 10, 1850
Wut1AH gCCorgKy, Esc
Mr. DHAR Srr-In reply 70 the question embodied in
your note 10 OF to-day, whether you support Fer
pandt Wood for Mayor, and the ticket nominated a.
Tammany Hall headed by him" answer | do. VERY
RICHARD BuslEEp
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Liberty Easine, NO l, OF Jersey Civ. John psrrine
iSsen.nso O., . @sn Tho engine was sirmoun,sd by
Port Rich ac1d Engine Coapsny No, 3. James Lerxp
for emsn-44 nea. The machine OF shis company was
-. On profu1S with wreasas OF flowers, dAgs Anu
r.sias Engine 70. Il, Of Rrooxlyn, r. x. Legget for,-
M as" mea sLs company hAa an eDgse OF the moE
ExS5ss Fremen Association
AIer me visiting Artnien snumsras,d atovc CAME the
Exemp firemens A.aociu,ion OF Brooklyn num- beriug
" meLspers The ye:crans OF this oody were in car.
rages ssa me youlge saerbers focs Tney bad with
"s wssS rss Sxss hre engine called BLACK,
Great Hrisn, At place called Little Yorx (now roron-
tol ny RoSeIt Nichols the 18th Of october was
aecdeay t1y greatest curiosity IN the whole prccesson
and although IN Appearance and beauty ef nake tar
1enind the splendid machSes have noticed, ii was
ne more vafre from its hisscrica Associations the
act OF It's beng one OF the rss of the war OF 1872
~ IS we understand, kept by tEc United Sa,ec govern
house for this OCCASION only Al ne head Of ths, soron
Mayor Hall, oi siooklyn Mr. ifiehols BY WHOM "a he
engine was captuy:d, informed that he sixty
years Old and ws hope he may fe 10 Witness II he
does lot participate n, forty more annual paradss He
eSys perfect health On the engtE+ was the following
$ron, Sy Rebs Eqsfne cspured ed at y Ls York near
$war With Great Britain ~ ~ w. N"As A''
Tom Dkins' Waterbury baud headed this Association
After she Exempt Firerea Of BROOKLYN came those of
New ioEH, wearing badges and in cit ens dress At
nen mead was carried six banner inscribed follows
S~~S~@~
EXEMPT FikEMES OF NEW YORK.
An appropriate design. representing hooks ladders
ana nre ce2s was painted on this banner. The com.
paDy or E1smpt Firemen numbered go mcn and was
headed by their foreman, Jc mes NJ Miller They were
accompanied by the Volunteer 5Fass band.
The Exerps Fremens pony, which raust not be
cousounded with the Associatcn had their engine with
them This e one Of the largoct and finest nechues in
the procession, and tasefu.1 decorated Omit was
pretty little follow about four ars old dressed in the
costume Of the department We cuppose he Of the
exempts. william Henry Steele b his name, end his
tsther may be proud OF him.
SECOND DIvICrUN.
The Marshal leading this division was the assistant
engineer, Mr.. Peter u Cornell First In order wcs En-
sine Company No -e David Kerr -srcman, preceded by
he Fort Hamilton lind This cor pany was entrusted
with the charge of ,hc magnificent banner which was
presented TO the Fire Department In 1842 and bore the
oliowng inscription
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1hs annual sAs election In Indaua win also take plsss
today. There Ne but two, tickets In Nils ssAss-sAs
Know Nothings having wisely concluded TO thsu.-
selves the uorSle Of nominating ticket merely afor -
fun Of the thzx" Their s~enssh viii b divided bssws
the republicans and the acobin democracy. The follow
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SOUTH cARoLINA.

The election In South Carolina to-day win be for msa-
bers OF the legislature only and there s nos musA
party feeling In that State, other than what springs
treiy from local causes not much interest win be fen n
the choice sf members by the "ousside barbarians.-
In all efthc above Hatss sew Legislatures are 10 ss
chosen and that Of Pennysivania and Indiana win e.
vovs the chosce Of the United States Senator'S Tie
places Of Richard Brcdhcad d the former STATE ana a
Jesse D. nssht Of the later ~hose tsvr,s expire w
The present Congress
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City Politics.


last night the republicans nominated Their candidates
for Assembly. Below alve Est Of The nominees 50
L.