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The Empire County argus., 1856-03-08
Ready Made Clothing Warehouse.
WILLIAM G., BADGER

No 50 Battery street. San Francisco
EMFOETLR of Ready Made Clolhing ard Furnisiiry
Goods Also, every variety Ct Has, Ioes and B,t,
gtnS. would invite county Merchants visiting Scn
fla eseo 10 call and examine MY large stock OF Co;hing
nave on III hd ftd Constantly arriving The largest
so,tmtnt Of every variety ard stve of (lob, g ot mr.,
houe in his State My seek amounts to over Two urN
DRF THOU SAND LOLLAIS!
lhe GO d. are Ilai uiacurd under own srervisicr
are maze IL III Tie best na1era ard in the dual
manner Iesols Luyng my cloihil & will trd large and
sale bic sizes. ~ $500
Persons may rely uron fl ding every article they with
IN my s'eck Ny liites will be- as low IF NOT iowrr
Than 'heX can le tul elsewhere in tie market guar
antee each article sell.
Pleise call and extnile my stock 8am
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10
DEMOCRATIC TORCHLIGHT PRO
CESSION.

The Democracy under the management of the re.
d, utable Capt Rynders, made imposing demonstra.
ton last evening The Democratic Associations of this
CITY, Brooklyn, Staten Island, jersey City and Hobo
ken were out in full force swell the great orchlght
procession. About bafpast eight o'clock, p. m the
column began to move from Canal street up Broadway.
Tie different Clubs organized into divisions, of
which there were seven, each containing at least 600
p.rsons. First came Capt Rynders, the Grand Mar
sbal. mounted On high melted steed, gaily capai-
soned, supported by host of Deputy Narshals, also
mounted, and wearing various insignia. Then followed
the crowd bearing lanterns and banners which were
inscribed the various attributes of the Empire Club.
Among these were lanterns with the legend Higher
Law" and picture of negro trampling upon the
Constitution Two transparencies bore the inscription
"Iill johnson, the Drummer Boy Of Santa ROsa.'
Immediately behind was another, English Adolf
"tiopists shall not rule America" Next came an ON
n;bus with Prof Grants Calcium Light the top.
Several banners bore pictures of dusky individuals in
very dilapdated clothing, and evidently the relics of
very sauguinaiy battles, from the effects of which
they we've suffering a rapid depletion. These were
labelled BLEEDING Kansas" After multitude Of
minor transpalencies, big picture Of priest
Standing upon Bible, rifle in one hand and a revolt
yer in the other. 1t bore the legend: Beecher's
Communicable each other with Shsrp's
Rifles "The Bible commands to love
another" fu-rigged ship, called the Union
was the next notable object, and following it came
another calcium light. The jersey City delegation
was headed by banner which drawn by two
woke of oxen decked off in fine style with Gags and
notices number of other ships, and temples of
Liberty with little Gods and Goddesses inside, also
appeared at various points, interspersed with small
club lanterns and such notices as 1--WE know no
Hard nor Soft, no North nor South" Not that we
love the North less bat the Union more" Garcia
lures Of Fremont, as "a broken down hack distanced
lv n buck in the race to the White House.
occasionally diversified the monOtOny of such nscrp
tions as these: Empire Club, Buck and Breck,"
We've Poked en- and Pierced EN-, and now well
Buck en-" The banners from Kings County did not
agree some promising 5000 Others $4,000 majority for
buchanan. The legends, No Name Law"
frequent, and significant enough. The last notablity
was a bearing a company of blacksmiths, who
occasionally barged away at piece of red-hot iron,
and continually swigged away at black bottle. 1t
fair to estimate the number of persons in the processO
st lO,CC0. The spectators numbered, perhaps, 5000
more. After proceeding up Broadway to Fourteenth
street down the Bowery to Grand street. East Broad.
way, Chatham street, and the Park, where saut
was fired, it retuned to Canal street and dsbanded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10
LARGE REPUBLICAN MEETING AT FORD.
HAM

large and enthusiastic meeting of the Republicans
Of Westches,er county held last evening at Ford
ham. Nearly thousand persons were present, among
whom were many ladies. A stand had been erected
in front of the Republican readng-room, and was
suitably adorned for the occasion. The greatest en-
thusiasm prevailed. CHARLES p. DELAPIERRE, ex-
President A list of Vice Presidents and Secretaries
were rut in nomination and confirmed.
The Fremont and Dayton Glee Club during the
evening sang some of their most inspiring glecs
Resolutions were adopted asserting that the Ropub
Ecan party represent the sentiment OF the people, un
Lissed by the influence of politiclans-that the sue
c.ssu attempts to ste free speech i'll the South shows
that We must now maintain our rights-;hat by the
election of Fremont We will secure our rights under
the Constitution peaceiuly-that the announcement
made by President Pierce that the trouble in Kansas
arose out of a lactious spirit among the inhabitants
resJectng institutions about which they have no con-
Germ indicates subseryency Ia the Slave poverty the
President which may well cause the checks OF Amerl-
TO tingle-that the correspondence between
jefferson Davis and Gen. Z. +. Smith, and the Pres
dents instructions TO the new Governor of Kansas,
prove beyond all doubt the eanings of the Admnlsra
lion toward Slavery ard that the intention Is To pursue
the FreeStae settlers i'll Kansas who have been forced
TO rise in sefdeense against the Border Rutiians with
all the power of the United States Amy; that the
movements 10 force Slavery INTO Kansas should be re-
sisted by the people by electing Fremont; that the
principle of nor-exenslon OF Slavery once established
would cause agitation cease. The resolutions
adopted unanimously.
HORACE GREELEY was the first speaker, his remarks
woe mainly cone ed to the discussion of the bearings
of the present contest upon the interests of free labor
Col. h. l.. SNOW followed in speech, in which no
showed the nbsurdy of the suppOsIton that the Union
would be dissolved by the election of Fremont
ROBERT II. SHANNON of The Erea'ng Post IA cousin
of Wilson shannon by the way who recently paid a
visit TO Kansas spoke of the ourages that had trans
pned in that Territory, under the patronage OF the
iresent Administration, of which had occurred
under his own notice. Those outrages, he argued were
subversive OF the institutions OF our land and the hope
OF freedom in lie present exigency was in the success
o, John c. Fremont 10 ne Presidency.
W.T.. b. Milliken OF Monisana made an eloquent
sleech in behalf OF ,he principles of RepublicanIsm
The meeting then adjourned amid great enthusiasm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF COUNCMMEN.

The Board net last evening, and a quorum being
present proceeded TO business, Mr. b. r. PiScKSkr IN
the clsir
Mr. HART moved that the Board adjourn without
trnnsactng any business out of respect to tho memory
of the Democratic party aud join in the public process
sion
Tie motion was received with shouts OF laughter
Petition from Mr.. H. &. Sporry setting forth tho
in' c,ncy Of tie School system ~ correct the evils oil
psuIerism and asking the Board to petition the Leg
isaiure for 5000 or eco Of the public lands Tor
School farm for tie reformation OF vagrant children
Referred to Special Committee.
After some further business, the Board adjourned to
meet this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10
A VOICE FROM A SLAVE STATE.

To the Editor ef The N. Y. Tribune.
SIR: BE not deceived; God ia not Knocked. We
live here in the center of Slave State. We can look
North and South East and West and see what Slavery
has done and what Freedom has done. We can see
our fields impoverished laid waste, and thrown out OF
cultivation by the curse Of Slave Labor; while at the
North we see land not naturally good producing
better crops every day by free cultivation. We see
ourselves behind the times least 30 year, in every
kind Of improvement, external and internal; and If 1t
was not for such kind of logic as you and Others both
at the North and South, harp upon, we should be
better off, We do not believe, indeed we know, the
North does not want anything to do with Slavery
wherever it is but desire to prevent the further extern
sion Of the cure. And we believe if it was not Tor
such Doughfaces as you and others at the NORTH Win
some factionists the South that the Slavery agitation
would die natural death. Therefore we don't want
sny such perer as The TRIBUNE here, and gratefully
return IT, hoping that you will repent and refrain from
ogtaig the question, to the destruction oil the Ohon
Please give this an Insertion, and oblge rend 70 inc
Cidyae, Ia, Aug. IS, 1856 CNioN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL COTT0N MAKKET.-Ihe adyices by the
Arabs effect Whatever the CoTroN market which
unchanged in every respect The demand 10 modcr
ate extent sales of the three amounting 10 about
bales which spectators took 500 aud Exporters 1000
bales The quotations advised BY the Persia continued.
MANCHESTER MARKET.-A moderate demand ex-
listed for goods and yarns any variation in prices
4 LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFF MARKET.-A slight inn
yrovement ia noticed generally in Breadstud WhEAT WAS
trmer especially the better while inferior
neglected FLOUR in reqeo.t and prices were suffer
although thew scarcely be quoted higher In CoRs the
transactions small but prices hm at advance
Sd buahe The following the quotations OF leading Cir
eulars: Red WHEAT, q ass; White do. 96Gill. FLOUR
baltimore and Philadelphia so ass Ohio 81 d3i 81 White
Corn 3ijd35l Yellow and Mixed S6d34i. The weather
bad been settled rather upisyorable for harvesting
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET.-PoRK was IN
limited demand former prices BEEF steady, with small
business doing LAkDfIal saclions small but plIces hrm
The scarcity continued aud retail lots sold at H. BACON un
changed and in limited request.
IOspos MONEY MARKET.-No material change had
tlen place market since the departure OF the
Persia Consos money closed Tuesday, tue 10Th, at 81
Qgi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10

BrRsrIso OF THE BIG GUs.-Yesterduy, WINE
Dir Dimiek was experimenting on his newly-lnven.ea
rfe-cennon, it exploded, bursting into nls Pef Sns
Tie gun weighed 7ss pounds and was made oa n"e
FIVE feet in length, blew away from the breeeh the
latter blowing into eight fragments. Some OF these;
weighing 1--WE hundred pounds, were thrown .a
from Two to three hundred feet and projected Io lie
ar nc forty to fifty feet But The mos, III III ". Pa.
weighed eighteen poundr, was thrown to nearly the
elevation which il would have reached had 'he pursI
ing lot taken place, striking the ground a. .oouI
l5CtO or 1890 yards II is to be regro'ted a' 'e
accident occurred when il did. The power ana grear
ness OF the invention were not fully demonstrated MI
Dimick, no doubt will have another gun made and,
II possible, Of better metal, lSt, Louis Dew., AN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10
MOVEMENTS OF THE HON. JOHN c. BRECK-
ENRIDGE.-FIRE.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, So

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Sop. ,, 900.
The Hon. John &. Breckenridge is expected to arrive
III this city this evening, and the Democrats are making
great preparations for his reception. Both Le and The
Hon. Rufus Choaie viii speak at the Democratic meet
ing to be held here on the 18th inst
Hon. John C. Breckenridge did moi arrive here this
evening was expected, having stopped III Lancaster
TO coll ON Nj. Buchanan.
Dicksons cotton mill, in the Twcn.y-third Ward,
was buned this evening. The fire commenced i'll the
drying Eighty persons in the upper stories mar
lUwly escaped with their hives, many them having to
leap from the windows. Loss SIC, 900.
Messrs. Arthur x Bonhams patent sel-sealing fruit
can factory was burned this morning, and the upper
part of an unoccupled building owned by L. n Sahcrr
was also destroyed Loss GOO. Mostly insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
.rn,v,, op THE CANADIAN AT QUEBEC.

OuEBrc, Tuesday, Sept 9, 1856.
Tho .tesmship Canadian, from Liverpool the 9th
Il. has arrived at this port. Her news is four days
,a.er Than tina, brought by the Persia a: New-fok
Tho steamship Fulton sailed from Southampton for
Nar'yo,t and the steamship City of Baltimore from
I;venool for Philadelphia. on the 9th ult
Ths Cunard steamship Arabia arrived out at Liver
pool on the 18th ult' a.. cux..,.
=. London. on the 18th ult. Two thousand men
,.,.oot If il. Major Edwards, the oldest soldier in
The Amy presided. The whole affair passed off very
pleasantly.
Sir VIM. Temple, Minister at Naples, Lord Pal
merstons only brother, is dead.
Sir Colin Campbell is to be appointed Inspector-Gen-
ersl Of Infantry.
Kessuth waoto lecture at oldham.
A large Chstist meeting was held at Todmorton to
welcome the return Of John Eros. TO public life.
Lord Ingestre has up claims to the state an
titles of the deceased Earl of Shrewsbury. Tne suit
causes some interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10
SEVENTEENTH WARD GERMAN RyPyRIIcJ

SEvESTEESTH WARD GERMAN REPUBLIcASs.-Th
German Republicans of the Seventeenth Ward held Il
meeting last evening in the Henry Clay House, the
President, DR.. Buninghausen, in the chair The prn-
cipal business of the meeting to make arrange
mens for the Ward mass meeting to be held this even
ing. A fine banner will be raised at the Henry Clay
House at O'Clock and at procession will be formed
to march to Tcupkirs Market corner OF Third avenue
and Sixth street, where the meeting Is 10 De neu
The speakers will be VIM. NJ. Evarts zen. Nye'
Chauncey Shafer and Others, in English, and Messfs
Sohranm ard Brethauer III German
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN UNION.

The ocular meeting of the Union held last even
lrg al Clinton Hall. Mr.. RICHARD WARRES, the
President, in the chair. After some preliminary
lusII,s lad been disposed of, Mr.. DUSs Introduced
Ia an able and effective address the subject of discus
sion for tie evening, viz: - 10 ckst ertsst should
Christians tnfeTest hems6!rts IN Politics p The
subsequent discussion was ably and spiritedly
talked, all agieeng that it was the duty of every
Christian minister to ncucae love of country upon his
people. During the Fall and Winter it is expected
thai course OF lectures will be given before this
Union, OF the highest order of excellence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10
PORTUGAL

The Bread riots over and quiet is restored.
Cholcra is on the decline i'll Lisbon.
The Portuguese Government announce loan of
fifteen hundred coutos i'll six per cent bonds, for public
works.
A great many arrests have been made both among
the troops and citizens, in the endeavor to detect a
conspiracy in the recent riots. Some excitement was
felt at the arrival of strong French squadron in the
Tagus.
The harvest in Portugal is and is even less
than had been anticipated. The vines will prove a
complete failure.
Disease has broken out among the cattle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10

RrnoR OF THE DrsrRucrros OF THE HOUSE, OF
RlfuoL.-Last night fire occurred III the fist DIS
tci but owing to the lateness OF the nour we were
unable to ascertain its nature or locality. Passengers
On the last train down by the Harlem Railroad dis
tinoty saw the light and many were of opinion that it
was the House Of Refuse on RandalVs Island. The
Telegraph at the Chiefs Office being out of order no
iaforuatop could be obtained from that soWce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10

rival in Liverpool 10 repair the damage sustained in
her recent accident the presumption is that the Cam
bra or some other unemployed vessel Of tho line has
been substituted.
The steamship Osprey at this port from st. johns
Newfoundland, on Wednesday last reports that tho
pioneer of the new line between Liverpool and that
port had not been heard of when the Osprey left, al
though then presumed TO be eleven days out.
HALIFAX, Tuesday, Sept. 9-ll p. m.
There as yet no tidngs of the Cunnrd steamer
due at this port from Liverpool. Weather clear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10
ITALY.

The principal item OF news comes in sheet not
strictly reliable namely: That the King of Naples, by
the advice OF Austria, demands TO submit his diff
ferences with the Western Powers TO the arbitration of
u European Congress.
very doubtful letter of the llth says that col
lsion had taken place at Palermo between the Neapo.
Titan troops and the Swiss.
The crops are said to he not so large an average
throughout the Neapolitan territory was expected.
Austria has ordered the sequestered property of
Lombard exiles to be sold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10
THE NEW STEAMSHIP ADRIATIC.

BOSTON, Tuesday, september )? Iooo'
Mr.. L. X. Collins, IN answer to an invitation from
numerous merchants of this city promises that IT time
will allow he will make visit to Boston with tho new
steamship Adriatc, before she sails for Liverpool In
October next.
The Hon. Henry Wilson addressed large Fremont
gathering in Woburn last evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10
THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday Sept. 3, 1So6.
New Orleans papers of Wednesday last are TO hand
Dates from Galveston, Texas 10 the Both ut speak
of the continuance Of prolonged drouth throughout
dying.
Lieut.. Gardner Of the United States revenue cutter
fancy was drowned in Savannah harbOr by the up
setting of q boat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10
SENTENCE OF GEO. NJ. TOWNSEND.

WILMINGTON, Del, Iue5day, SUPl. y Ic'o'
Geo. NJ Townsend, pleaded guihy TINS morning IN
the United States District Court 10 the charge OF i9
bling the pos,-ofice in this city IN August I'"y ne
inc that he had been led away by cvll companions
and promising reformation ii mercy was accorded him
Judge Hall sentenced him to two years hard labor, the
lowest term foy the Oiicnss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10
PRUSSIA.

The Prussian papers publish minute accounts of the
recent encounter between tie Prussan corvette Dant-
zc and the pirates The main iacts do not differ from
those already published. The event caused intense
excitement in Berlin but it is probab incorrect that
Prussia has asked the aid Of France AID Engiandthe
feeling being that Prussia herself should undertake the
two three ships to aid any expedition that Prussia
may fit out.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10
DENMARK,

letter from Hamburg says, that in the affair of the
Sound Dues, great hopes are entertained that England
will speedily acoede to the plan of capitalization. These
hopes strengthened by the return OF Mr. buchanan
the English Minister who had been to London TO con-
fer with his Government the subject. During the
past month 1916 vessels had passed through the
Sound. Ofthcsc 900 were Swedish, 200 English, $50
Prussian, 10 French, 50 Russian, and ~ American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10
SPAIN.

We continue without definite intelligence from Spain.
The Government is occupied in appointing new officers
70 all thu Civil Departments, and they are mostly ap-
pointed from the liberal section.
The Epoca announces that the decree to suppress the
whole National Guard Will appear in day or two
The National Guard of the Province Of Madrid has
ALREADY been disarmed. further of t30, 900 on
the Cuba loans of 1894 and 1887 will be paid Scptem-
her 8
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10
FILLMORE CONVENTION

PROVIDENCE, 4. l., Septembcr9, 1850.
AT the Fillmore Convention at Newport to-day
eighteen out Of the thiry-one towns represented
Vim. Sprague OF Warwck, Oray Taft of Providence,
Henry Y. Cranston of Newport, and Daniel Rodman OF
South Kingston dominated Electors o. Prcsi-
dent and Iicc-Presdcnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10

MpRprR AT GRFFs BAy.-The MHrdnkec oeH,ine
Of the 9Th learns that on Monday last the barber OF ne
steiner Cleveland war killed the pier al Green bay
Nv one of the d. ok hands The barber was coloreo
man. and was killed with handspke The murderer
fed 10 the woods,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10
AMERICAN MASS MEETING.

PITTSBURGH, Pa Sept. 9, 1856.
There was large American mass meeting and pro-
oeeson here this evening. Speeches were delivered by
Messrs French, Evans and others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10
RUSSIA.

The following dispatch comes from COnstantnoplo
under date OF August 18th:
1.-THE Russian reply gives hopes of the surrender of
Belgrade. Hussein Pacha is 10 receive Kars from the
Russian Col Melekoff."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10
FRANCE.

Everything is dull The papers arc wholly employed
with quarreling with each other.
The Emperor and his family continue at Biarritz,
and etteY-wrers continue to assert that the Emperor
il suffering much from disease of the liver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10
SERIOUS FIRE.

CoLuMBIA Pa, Tuesday Sept. 3, 1886.
serious fire is raging opposite the town OF rgnis-
VILE destrovng the unberyards along the river. The
Columbia firernen have gone to their neghbos to ask
assistance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10
Tur NEXT STEAMSHIP AT HALIFAX.

HALIFAX, Tuesday, Sept 9-Noon.
A Cungrd steamer is now ten days out from Liver
pool Tor this port and may be considered about due The
Arabia ought TO be the vessel according TO programme,
but she a. was doubtless taken into the dock on her ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10
SWEDEN.

Some few fatal OF cholera had occurred at Stock
holm. Gen. Andrew Bodisco, the Russian military
Envoy the tirst victim.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10
GERM ANY

The Iammona steamship, from New-York arrived
at Ham burg on the 2st u after apassage OF nineteen
days. Her machinery moi damaged re-
ported. She sails September LIST, and ali her berhs
zaken.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-14

Such the language OF all who use WINER'S CANADIAN
VERMIFUGE when they call for that and any offered
them they have tried and from experience know be
perior all others, Therefore, when they in
the kind they purchase that which they know be
good be depended An agent who called
days ago sid II find difficult sell any other Termifuge
have yours have had some store for long time
which occasionally try work off, but will purchase
unless warrant good Sons this cannot do" Soft
is, aud it will be- Winers Yermifuge its unriyaed
popularity to its intrinsic merits this alone has al
ways depended and it not net that superior
remedy for worms woue this have shared the unenrable
fate of many similar purposes To all
who are in acdtcine of this kind say, try it and
satisfaction. s3sS 5gss#8 {5s5$55S 4
E~Be particular FemepabeT the name, Canadian
VermiEuge. h theoay article that be depended
Remember this. + ia
For sale wholesale and retail in New Orleans, by
]. WRIGHT Il CO.,
Sole Proprietors,
ala 2pNoWeFr&Wlt Il and Isl Chartres street, n. O.