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matchmaking! BEH0EcEe mas Wing!

EE- E- BUCEKElEY
Qate Young IL Co.. STAMP ST.,
Respectfully invites the attention of purchaerso his entire
new stock of fine WATCHES, JEWELRY and SIIFERWARE,
manufactured imported expressly his order every article
of which is fully guaranteed.
Particular attention snved to his assortment WATCHES,
which cannot be exceed in the city and will btsod prices
lower than is often asked for an inferior article.
nThe ctest attention. heretofore in Wtch Repairing
Diamond Setting, or Jewelry Work. ala 2plm
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Since the introduction Of my schedan Aromatic Schnnpps
Boston and Philadelphia have been engaged putting mixed
and poisonous Gin in green and jugs and be pamed
of upon the for genuine schnapp have directed
my institute legal proceedings against all persons who
they ascertain to be engaged in this arocos system
of deception and call the press and the public aid them
in their efforts to remedy so great an evil.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
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I'll Recognized Truth.

Cleanliness is among the few enoyments indulge
in without being accused by the world of Of edng. One
of the best aids 10 this enjoyment is the
HYPERION FLUID,
for the hair invented and sold by VIM Bogle 27 Washington
street. removes Danlr Eruptions from tie roots of
the Hair and furnishes with healthy appearance.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT s. co,
ala 2p6t q and ISL Charles street.
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Dispatches from3th y. $. Minister.

:oszA 9eZc.aV. Acco LrNyz;s z;sAZ.S2E.
80 E& l#st ---~S s---- IS iSsd $3s4si j.s
SCEET.Er5SErgs @ EaT=s o@8T1- y
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ED3.. Sam eel Reynolds.

oFFIcE-No. liz GRAtER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANcERs, ScAIEaEAp. WHITEsWELLAG, SORES and
ULCERS Of every descriptp. ~ jail 2ply
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TEL r PIED TO THE CREsC CEN! 4.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE

CENTRAL AMERICA.
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Per Empire City.
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
LEIGHTON 6 BARB0T,
Garner Of 81 Charles and Canal Streets

New arrival per Empire City-Just opcuel-
WHITE LINEN DUCK COATS;
WHITE LINEN DRILL COATS;
COLORED LINEN CHECK COATS:
WHITE LINEN DUCK and DRILL PANTS;
FANCY FRENCH DRILL. PANTs-Neat Patterns;
WHITE AND COLORED MARSEIIIES VESIS-Single and
Double Breasted;
BLACK 3tERINO FROCK COATs-Doubls and Single
Breasted-A large variety at low prices.
BLACK MERTNO PANTAIO 0NS-All sizes and qualities.
superior assortment of Alpaca aathea Linen and THIN
SUMMER CLOTH COATS.
All of which well worth examination by citizens and
strangers who are in want of Spring and Summer Clothing
LEIGHTON j. BARBOT,
corner St. Charles and Canal SITS.
n B. WINTER. CLOTHING Az COST. all 2p6t
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Betees.gOse s Keene,

Louisiana
PLANTATION CIoTEETNG-
MANUFACTORY,
LIS Canal St., between Royal and Bourbon,
NEW ORLEANS. 'F,
The undersigned having completed his arrangements
mandatory Of gy. .y .g,.s
PLANTATION CLOTHING
very large SCALE takes pleasure in informing his Country
friends and the Southern Planters generally that he pre-
pared to supply them at the shortest notice with
READY-MADE NEGRO CLOTHING
OF the best MATERIAL fit each individual at as low
prcesas articles of inferior quality Of Northern manufacture
P. A. HEBRARD,
Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods Store,
mi5 2ptf 1lS Canal, bet Royal and Bourbon SITS.
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returIiE our than ks 20 the officers of the
steamers Grand and Madison for 81. Louis and
nSinziatf papers. 81 58Ss
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srHs lf A1Is The Northern and mails,
due yest srdays failed from beyond gusta, Ga.
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IsDuHIE sEzEasT CRESCENT.

The Crescent VIII he published sgonday morning,
IN 4 double sheet IS usual. Our SSfondavs publica
zion ID ar tic largest of any sontlI II
Ian immense amount rginal literary
md misc saneous matter, ether with usual
fore domestic and teleg PHO news.
There hapiug been some slight errors in the City
ID Nd published ii week before last, and AS
wile W. do thing we like to do it eracty
ysss shall publish 1T in Monday Crescent
eaition will be unusually large, itisscarcey
to 1alE the astention Of our advertising
sflenas facilities II offers for making their
skros9il. sss3 :ys
4 ID lid under obi gallons "a the Ulcers of the
steamer Fails City, river taEors: The City
A IanIis at the usual hour, this evening.
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Seasoaeabze Clothing.

Il SeGsoaaabze Clothing. 90 /,
fla sHIONAB A MD coop.
ALFRED MUNRoE & co,
"a. MAGAZINE STREET, I'd
-sa b, ,-'sgFH g.a Corner of Grarier street.
hJ~WE1I. MADE CLOTHING, EXCLUSIVELY. ALL-sa
{G3,$ m35-sIzEs FOR MEN AND BOYs-e
&3i VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GoODs.-ga
REFRESH ADDITIONS BY EVERY4Ra
&s nD~STEAMsH1P.-eM 3$a1fSfS /.
. HarONE PRICE FOR GOODS. ~en t5E 49,
MH-NO DEyIATION.-@0 n. BE-
Rg-INDIA RUBBER GOODs-BQ
nD-of every description. -4SG ,- -.~
ID. RT-VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF-Bd - .. 4
- $Y5S5 sM5~UNDER GARMENTS. -ga r. -.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
a14 2p6t .4aa 81 magazine street.
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CAUTION TO PERSONS

CAUTION TO PERSONS
WHO DRINK AT
ME z2B~sg =nRn Oil WR~GGon@ g
Numerous complaints made of persons who keep Bars
steamboats, and in Hotels who fill my empty bottles with
mou Gin and sell it to the unsuspecting for my
Schiedam Aromatic Sehnapps.
would therefore advise all who drink the Scnapps at such
places mark the appearance the boe and If the outside
wrapper label should defaced to refuse to drink unless
fresh bottle is opened ,rn,,o ,rorDD
Wholesale. Agents in NEW orleans.
JAMES W. BURKE No. IS Common street
CADY 4 HOLMES No. Gravier street
A. d. GRIEFF & CO., Nos. 80 40 and +2 Old Leyee.
GOODRICH d CO., No. "a Common street.
EATON Il HENDERSON, No. l6 New Levec
G. NJ BAYLY Il CO., No. IS Canal street.
HALL, KEMP, & CO., No. Tchoupitouas street
CONVERSE & CO., cor. Canal and New Leyee SITS.
F. j. HART L CO., No. 10 Tchoupitoulas street.
THOMPSON, ALLEN CO., No q Common street.
SCHMIDT & ZTEGLER, No. It's Old Levee.
w. L. LANIER CO., No. 26 Poydras street.
A. & II. BLOCK, Nos 8 and Front street. ~
ELLIOTT CO., No. 10 Poydras street.
PAYNE, STEEL & CO., No. y TchoupiEoulas street
BUNNELL & BAILIFF, No. 10 Gravier street.
F. W. COELER, No. ITO Common street.
10 {, 0. o. WooDMAN, Magazine and Common sreets
And all the Wholesale Druggists and Grocers In the United
States. ms 2plmeod
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aG9'giUeG. a &c orr
NJ dDNGtHgHS aG Ww A- VS.
a,.5 CLIO THIERS,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
under City Hotel,)
Have received their usual superior stock Of
SPRING and SUMMER #@D a'&
CLIO III N G., ,% sa
COMPRISING EVERYTHING NEW AND DESIRABLE.
f.'. lCASHMAR ETTE AND ALPACA COATS .@j=
. FANCY CASHMERE AND DRILL PANTS.
MARsEILLEs AND VALENCIA VESTS.
CRAyATs,
. HOSIERY, - 4-z.,a-
DRAWERS -=4i5
e. lr .zssnr5t,, ..5-@ SHIRTS, and
GENTLErIEN's FURNISHING GOODS
al 2ptf in every variety.
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Selling off to CIO5e Business.
THE ENTIRESToCK
JOSEPH EUE'TY7
No. 20 CAMP STREET under the City Hotel,
-compring-
GOLD AND SILVER W4CHES;
JEWELRY;
SILVER AND PLATEDFARE;
COMBS, BRUSHES PEFUMERY;
And large fortment Of
FINE FANCY A R 7 L E 8,
is now filing at
COST OF I'M ORTAT1ON.
City Dealers and Country Mfhants have now an opportunity
Of purchasing at the above reded prices FOE CASH or
ACCEPTANCES.
MS-Call and examine befof purchasing elsewhere
F. ROBERTS, Agent.
n74Remember No % CAP street, under the City Hotel.
4. ALI 2p6t 80 .--a.- -
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tAuttiolt sSales.


EXTENSIVE TIME rE tE WI JEWELLERY ,eto..
continued. on account Of liquidation Of Melville CO..
-. t.s- Ei Bx gardner SMITH Auetoneer 5s esig
sT NJ ~ O'Clock, and thlG 10Ii0sVAM
near - ~ M ts aetaon' ~ the store o' oai psas
Alarge stock Of Fine Gold Watches Chains and Jewery Of
every Slocss Gums Pistols Plated Wars etc
-44e - - = 9a.es - 4
COTTON yE II s5E gg,,,acrrmo,5 .,-
MIDI Ry5I, i, 5etI, me- - I. SsEs s+s
q ATTTFsDAy A,,.s ID, ~ Z ~ 5.s. - !,
y wee Steam Press account whom Il NAV concern lk 0
DO so'q "a al. florrn,4 5t3# sss
TERMS--Gash - ~ se4t'ssssa. u 49,
Il s7z 1,oTwosT 7--T NO.
III ~, I; :. =, :. -, -, :, LOTION
- s-<x1nSy.., q, .r a, = : I = rs rs ~ ~
YH other PRESSES for account of whom ann
be Sold q. IN 81 75E1gsseiS ' ~
rEpt ~ o ansh w ioN more OF less
--z-- " Z - - al9
. .sI 7TT7~TTT~
t&10Se1@sVpSe~ eASSO31 9AaeeaGe $s5 &5SE9f+A
Or T%& y
~ gl.. IN va n II 80 IL ~1sNesB
# AT REDUCED PRICES, ~
II 5f vi. y 49, II ~ & '.s,
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Roots, Shoes and HS9'OgGaes.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from ship Norfolk store general assor
ment of BOOTS, SHOES, BRoGANS, HATS, CAPS, etc.
Plantations supplied with prime DITCING BOOTS RUssET
BOOTS, BRoGANs, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS, at the lowest market
prices, by
FROST & CO.,
jyl5 2p&W. G ~! 10 Magazine street.
HATS, CAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE. -,.H -
We constantly receiving general assortment Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama. Leghorn Straw, Palm Leaf Mexican
Wool HATS, at the .ss-. '.ls. =..-
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST g. CO.,
Jyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
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CoTToN. ter Dur account was made up On the
evening before last, several WhiehR
now record The receipts of cotton for the twenty
fonr hours ending at six last evening were
tic M. 439 bales; scatlatlds
ditto, Powell, sshreyep
Charles 608 a Hays, Ss;s 5oelias
from st. s. Rosa, from
An; Aretic, from Memphis, latchez, Az
Total, bales. Sugar 252 hogsheads molasses.
4 1873 barrels. a5s 5 Ss1s
Total receipts Of cetton iyr the week, or from
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OPENING OF Neag GOODS.

LAR E SALE DF
SPRING SILKS,
ORGANDY AND BAREGE ROBS,
LACES AND EMBROIDEIES,
PARIS MILLINERY ND MANTILLAs,
With full assortment of everynopety i'll
FIR z C I'll FANCY DIX GOOD S
AL offered Mt the lowest pee, by
D. P. SCANLA & CO.,
al2 2pSa6Motmy1 Il Id Il Chartres street
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BY THE sArIosAr. AND soUTHERS 4IlNEs. Z
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RENEFtT OF MISS MATILDA HERoN.--The benefit
and last appearance of Miss Matilda Heron occurs
this evening, at the Gaiety Theater, when Camille
will be played for the lasttime.
1T will be observed by those who reinterested in
ansements, that there will be no performance at the
Gaiety tomorrow, Sunday night, in order to allow
time for rehearsal to the Italian Opera Company,
which commences an engag cement on Monday.
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Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps.

Numerous complaints made of persons who keep Bars
steamboats, and in Hotels who fill my empty bottles with col
Gin and sell it to the unsuspecng for my
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Sole Importer and manufacturer,
Depot-Nos. Is, 20 and % Beaver street, New Yor
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g5 ooIaoN. COTTON.
r iS9 ny r. b. SYKES. II, s3#55,
MONDAY, April ~, at the Shinpers, nptT
Yl other Presses for account Of whom may concern VIII
be sod-- u u. & S75@ SV SS5tstS FsSr7E1s -"
TERNfS-Cash. as4ls- s e 4sES ht a1n
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LONG BLACK RICH TOBACCO for the Mexican and
Texas Markets. Also Tobacco for Pation USE hhds
bbls and CIGAR TOBACCO, cosay hand and for sale
by
TURNER RENSHAW,
FED 2p3m-ly Scamp street. up stairs.
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seems from the above that IN the wards Of - David
~ James St George and 81 John the female population
n in Of the male IN 81 Andrews 81 Patricks
and particularly St Lawrence, the proportions
reversed.
The number Of coored persons IL o73; none 10 81
Davids IS In 1T James in ~ Georges, o. In s.
Andrews, Sc in St. Lawrence, 1s6 In s. PAtrcks, and
SO in g Johns.
The number Of deaf and dumb u stated TO be rs; OF
bind, Is. In 1852 the number Of deaf and dumb was
returned ~ 10: OF blind, 10.
The school attendance Ia 5,seq than In eight
Of the whole 20 alton OF these children attending
school, 2 e62 were boys, and 2,eo7 girls
The births in 1855 6e5 boys, CIT grs-toAl 3la
The deaths, le3 males, 13i femaes-tetal 324 This re-
turn OF course may be from the entries 81 the
different cemeteries, far from accurate.
The number o. occupied houses s e,l21, vacant 81,
building 23p.
In respect Of age 500 are under years s,ss4 be.
tween and rs; over Is, n, e3o.
Az regards the nativity Of the population, there were
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CLEARED.
steamship Araso. Lines, Hsvre-M Livingston.
81 .mship Empire Ciy' Gray, Havana and New Oreane-
BARK @ursa,a Diam. Kuiken London-rIenschen INK
ssrs Lizzie Boss; pIssr Bristol! ErI . van zsnas
BARK John Bunysn, Fuller ~ sebas'ian-Gmoernsi e.
BARK Geo Thomas Ireland, Key wes-Benner a Deske.
BARK Johnson Blake NorIols-Pees. Church Go
Nt sIs Garcia s~e olr'ian''n BRISTOL kns-f'oeA
Ss Ts sal tr Rcssn Johns. sFJ Braae
orig Mary Gray, Charleson-Dannam A Dtmoo
sehr Emeine Haight bowen, fsnouih, Ja-Breti Son a
schr YORKTOWN Hubbard, Lasuayrs--zbhe Mckee
sshr Ocean Bird Br Lccsssrt :, JshS SB.o pesQG
schr JAS Miller Miner. Moene-IaOe, wes,& Co
Schr lola, Hail. Haitford-J Edwards.
sloop . brown, Gardner, Proyidence-Na~'sr.
Sloop Maria Louisa, Cummings Pail Rver-Massr.
steamer Mount Savage, Watson, Balimore-Cromwelis
steamer Tscony, Wilson, Philadslp hia-J 4 n Briggs.
ARRIVED
Steamship Ericsson, Lowber, Liverpool l. with mdse
and passengers, 70 collins Oct IS lat n n Ion g 30
experienced succession Of Westerly winds the greater part
Steamship Lyonnas C Devaul, Havre oc, l. with mdse
and 20 psssepser., 70 I'm PoIrisr Bros. u.
cabin ana ass sss'sss yasssng,r e Been kunhara,
ss fsI se % pasIss V s DAY 2
rough weather the whole PASSAGE made the in Is
Snip Rachel ,of Boston,, Crosby, Liverpool sept L. with
ship Northern Queen OF we-porn, Hodsdon, Shields sep,
II, with Goals TO Barclay A Livingston.
Bark Lucy Elizabeth lof Boston) Dicks Penang, MAY H.
resssd Cape Of Good Hope Aug with teas pepper d 70
Croch Warren Sept 10 lat ~ ~ Ion 70 IL w, spoke ship
John N MAYO, from Calcutta for Boston.
brssr sept 2O with mdse 70 Lay TN A Hurlbut
John Colby Monroe, Demarara SEPT IA, vim Turks
Islands Sept D. with salt % Reid Nash vessel 70 Cart
bars velsciy, Beais St Jaso cuSa rs days, sugar
iyr,s Fagorta Rogers Malaga Sept with fruit wlne Al,
% onsS walls Co Sept IL, Ia, B 80 Ion l6 apoke brig
sarah lo Madeira foe 81 Ubes 2a lat 8
n "a no exchanged longtudes with schr Naham Stessn
nom Malat Philadelphia 1h lat 25 lon Is as SIGNAL
ned an Am brig showing blue signal with wle ball In II
steering Sc oct lat - %, Ion 81 ~ spoke Bremen schr
pp,e Mediator irl Durkee Hslags Sept i and Gibraltar
rssb with fruit kc Richards 5th Sable Ts
land saw steamship Hammena hence for Hamburg: lnh OF
Georges saw steamship New York hence for Glasgow
Brig ocean Br lie coaIson, 81 Paul NJ days. ballast
Bre Iessie Kent Orr Callahan, Johns NJ IS days with
srs M.ses Jarvis Charleston, days, with co,n &C. to
sehr Warren Grmn Borden Barscoa Oct O. with fruit.
L 70 an bow NJ her bray, Calais for Philadelphia
L pchr Eacort, Murray, Calais.
echr Watchmsn, Allen Calas
/ echr olive Parrti, Passport
l cchr Gen Franklin. Wsss therryhed
| ecbr Vi Dorado, Plummer, Harrington.
| schr Rem Trarkn. Kelley, Milhrldge.
/ eoohr I1e,rv Alfred. Cpstrel Mllbrdqe
l Sohr Sea Breeze. Watson, Bath
| scbr gassabess, Hyiand. Bangor.
| schr Gazee, Gassl, Portland
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-18


Jefferson Davis, Secretary OF War; Colonel william j.
Harden, United states Armys and Professor william H.
Ta,tle OF the Military academy West Point arrived In
sprtpsfeld Mass, on Wednesday evening on a visit 10
III. United states Armory.
soyyRsoR CLARK IN Town Governor Myron n. Clark
has been the city for the last few days Yesterday he
ooh his seat with Judge Capron at the special session
hsn ct the roombs. He also visited the city prison
he purieus Of the sixth ward.
ARRIVALS.
Al Coxzens HoteCapt ~ X. Dawson lady and child, u.
i A. Lieut. n. ". DE Hart Y. s. Al J. sheldon wife
Alabama; N. H. kellogg. Charlie son John Tunbul and
!, s. Hind and lady X. 2. hind New Orleans j. NJ Rhet
nd adv Miss Kate Coae. Miss Metcafe BALTIMORE A. ~
Iewis u A. schcoheld Virginia. a. siebhins savannah.
NJ W. Garfield, Roche ser, L. =. Morse, Cleveland W sherry
d Dimch, q. 8 A.; O.; W Bscbelder, Minnesota .. NJ
Rowland, II. h Ramon, Iowa; v X. wslbridge Y. = A.
From Liverpool, In the steamship Fricsson-Mrs Low
her " "A Book, Gustav Reinecke, Miss Suydam Mrs A
stnper and infant Geo Chittenden, jerks SISTERS
~ Mercy Oh walker, Jackson John Nelson, aio-
Ms Reade Miss sarah Deane, Miss Mason. jas Jones'
Miss Mary Garnet. John hutchinson and lady fhos Page
u Page, John ID Peacock, Weston, Anthony whisssm,
Chas N fowber
Prom Hayre, in the steamer Lyonnas-Mr Isaac Bsnse
"A Mathey Madame Armsndine Balm Miss Dtmarsb ia.
eol,son cbanray vasserot County, King Edw Pom.
cg,o ID Fatio Mr. Mrs Bertrand Mrs and Miss Tlror
M and Mrs Solomon Koephe and servant Joseph Keep
ne Aueuse CassaInlz Mrs galagsre, Mrs Cosnard MI,
= perosin James murray Henry Nelson Paissard a,d
I've children and % In the second cabin.
DspARTuREs.
win,er United states Consul Turks Island Nr Walker Nj
Anton 10 Cuebas Mrs Hortor chd and servant Mrs as
ohe three children and jose de Vicente Nare4ra
1 da lady chile aud servant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-18

AN INTERESTING CASE.
OCT 1.-The trial Of Gussave Mcheal charged with
obtaining two thousand dollars from Peter schmidt,
dealer gold dust under the presnce that he (chmidD
purchased quantity Of gold dust that had been stolen,
vas brought 10 close this morning. having occupied the
attention Of the Court and jury two days. when the
Judge had concluded his charge, the jury retired for
short time and brought In verdict Of "Gulty." The
prisoner We remanded for sentence. The plot whish
Mcbea laid 10 procure the money o deep NJ.
chea In company with another unknown man, visited
last and stated that they police ofcers that he
purchased stolen gold dust and be had better settle
matter by payipe them . stipulated sum, thas 20 10
prison for twenty They worked upon his fears
successfully 10 induce him 10 accompany them .
savings bank, in which Niohcal had deposited some
money. He drew two thousand dollars. Tine unknown
man len them ri the bank when Mlcbeal expressed
doubt o. 70 the OF the amount and requested
schmidre permission to count the money, when he
srapted but The prisoner retaned ~ Hence the charge
Of grand larceny sch midi did give him the money
on condition OF beng released peculiar feature in the
case h this The defence brought forward two respeota
BILE pbyscans 10 prove that about the time this alleged
offence vss CON United Mcheal under oer care and
was unable 10 use bis Ieas The Judge, In instrucng the
Jury upon this point said that they must ook ~ oil toe
orcunstances in the case. and satisfied ~ 70 their
truth the inference be drawn that the prisoner de-
ceved bis physicians order that he might more
Mary Collins pleaded guilty 70 stealing several silk
dresses. she r@ sent 70 the city prison tor three
months
George Harris pleaded guilty 10 petit larceny. To con
sequence Of hs previous good character the sentence
was commues TO three months Ia the penienuary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-18
PENNSYLVANIA.
OUR PHILADELPHIA CORRESPONDENCE.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1s-P. N.
zRs Way ths State Campaign kanagei-Fbry or IL
Sod-dtssant LeadeTs-rhe RspaJlican Sentiment Of tie
People de-, dc.
The returns by telegraph and otherwise in regard
the result Of State election much the at
this hour |. they a, sunrise. The reports 50
very ictpg, many cha ages OF opinion the
counties from elegrapnic correspondents that sets
at defiance all calculations beyond the fart the election
IA so coee that nothing but toe official returns will settle
the question Al the Times Office AL q confusion
confeunded so far nior maton concerned: while
the opposi wayfa,e the de mecracy asthe PeRcrnis
once, are gruru,g and growing their satisfaction at
returns which are freely furnished the mobocrAcy.
Is yet an uncertainty TO the result in the state, and
each party are whstng their courage up 10 the sticking
POM IN case Of defeat
These preliminary IDEAS are only given as a more heal
thy opinion and endorsement Of your editorial in to
days Herald in relation to Peuusy wanna politics Tue
campaign has been entrusted q the hands " set Of pc
itca charaians and 'old fo.siis, YOU very justy
remark, and very properly rebuke The men who nave
had the charge OF this great ISSUE IN Phatephs we're
totally unit for The duties deroIving them. They
were old political hacks aud mad tue adence
ene masses either IN the city Of Philadelphia or 10 the
politicians, who mar aged TO ct possession OF tbs com
rsitees, and once 10 the saddls the Musaug nag
weighed down Win Loaf Of political siss which even all
the waters Of Jordan" would hardly be able TO parity
and cleanse. regret this state OF Affairs,
for the republican Ieke, ought TO have sue.
oeeded by ten or zen thousand majority. in this
nrst great moral efort and stru, gle. documents lay
Piled up by the thousand, uneehvered and the valiant
committee st In their old chairs at home vers cosby
awaiting something ITO turn up" Something needs be
DONE and that quickly to r medy this evil You have
spoken the truth-now let the strike at the root
Pennsyivana Is republican in sentiment and vii vote
n instant action II tsken. II may be hard fought bat
Gle but the ides Of November viii reveal, under ssiul
generAshp, clear majority for Fremont aud freedom.
TO THE EDITOR OF rHK NEW YORK HERALD.
In your paper Of Monday last II stated that "Judge
Lewp Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania is making
two speeches day for Fremont through the country
Az this statement Is entirely without foundation ask
you 10 correct II In your pext issue have not made
any speeches. in favor Of either the Presidential cand
dates In view Of The hign judicial Office which hold
have thought proper 70 abstain from all public disc
sions OF political questions. II should feel " be my
duty address my fellow cltizens the Presidential
question, should certainly advise them 10 vote In favor
OF the Hon. James Buchanan ] believe his election
ELLIS LEWIS.
wEn PISS SQUARE Philadelphia, Oct Is, 1860.