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Mr.. w. j. Smith.

A Six Horse Rider OF such renow n that com.
parisOn and description equally futile TO
do justice to the great science Of hOTseman.
ship and acrobatic power he daily enacts--hS
is styled the Demon Hunter of the Mountains.
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NOTICE.

A PETITION will be presented to the It
n Legislature of North Carolina; asking for
an amendment or amendments TO the Act con-
frring corporate powers on the town of Char
o.ts July 8, 13o6.-tf
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To Hire.

- good Cook and Seamstress. Apply al
this Office. July 8, 1S56.-2t
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MONEY LOST!
LooR OUT!

nNthe 21st day of May last, enclosed sixty
" five dollars, in letter, which / addressed to
Jacob Seagle, Esq, at Morganton, n. C., and had
the same registered in the Post Office at this place.
Said letter did not reach its destination, and /
have not since heard of it. There We're three bills
of the money in it: One fifty dollar bill on the
Bank of Wadesboro, marked No. 800, and dated
July Ist, 1854; one ten dollar bill, on TIE Bank
of cape Fear and one five dollar bill, on the
Bank of Fayetteville.
| will give handsome reward for TIE recovery
of said bills, or either of them or for evidence
which will lead TO the detection and conviction of
any one who may have purloined them from the
mails.
r. w. BECKWITH.
Charlotte July s. 1S56=tf
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The Vendean Brothers.

An immense act 0 Suspensions, Clingings, POs-
turing, by the two llercuean Artists. The greatest
feat ever invented, will be performed by the original
inventors, Mr. Charles Morrison, and John Foster
on Pole thirty feet high. Mr.. Morrison will per-
form some OF the most Extraordinary feaIs ever be-
held in this ntry, which has TOR them the np-
relation OF The TrIal Cont rtionisis
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-08
Eureka.

And show that careful training can cause
the fiery Steed Of the desert to become sub.
missive and Obedient 10 u beautiful and lnno-
cent girl.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-08

TGen. Quitman and family are on a Vi
sit to Old Point, Va.
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Cash Paid for Hides.

THE highest prices will be paid for Hides,
l. 5. NJ. HOWELL.
doors South of the Mansion Hote
Charlotte, Oct. 30, IS5G-Gm
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Stop the Runaway!

HD AN AWAY from the subscriber, residing in
| EC> Chesterfield District, South Carolina, on
Sunday. the 22d OF July, aIe-
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THlEE MARKETS.

orThere has been no change in the Charlotte
Markets, since last week, worthy OF notice.
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100 Men and Horses!

THE GRANDEsT PROCESSION OF THE AGRI
No Humbug, no animals, no Indians!
A Good old Fashioned Circus,
Such used TO travel thirty years ago.
WIN. c. MANHATTAN, Sole Proprietor.
JOHN SHY, Equestrian Director,
VIM. G. MIDDLETON, Treasurer.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-08

laf ne coinage of the San Francisco
=" Nay was Si,26I,l5a.
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A valuable Lot i'm tlEe town
OF MOrgaafOM,

One square west of the Court House, fronting
on Main and College streets, where Dr. Me-
Rec Notwithstanding four or more acres,
on HIGH ihrra is
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-08
JiHllRney REYNOLDS,


The Clown of the North, the Sohth, the East, and
the West-lhe first offending" or fun, the best in
yestmenls in the World Jor hearty laugh-lhs
Prince OF Coed Fellows, and companion Of the
laughing spirits OF the age-annouhces distinctly
tha at each performance he will cause the audience
TO shake hands with the Comic, Educated, Trick,
Kicking, Fast-going, High ge,ling.up Low-get'ing
down, ROlling-O over, Standing upon head Mute.
HOLON COLON POLLY takes glass, whose
performances show that the much abused NJ ulo
tribe have more sense than many that run them
down.
WF. w. Walker
Will direct and duce the many iavnrite Panio-
mines and Farces, which will close with fun and
spirit each entertainment.
Great Attraction Of the Season.
Mad'lle Franck Vic. among The splendid Acts she
will Introduce, will dance conjunction with the
iavor,te clown, Mr.. ReydOlds a superb diVertise.
ment entitled the Filtration Polka.
l~2tJS'he New-OFIeaps Double Brass and String
Band, will execute many splendid and popular airs
| from me best and post approved masters.
}. IL. SARGEANT, Agent.
July 8, 1s56-It
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NEGROES,
And a valuable Town Lot, with
a fine Brick Dwelling,

TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE.
EDY virtue of a deed of trust to me executed
ED by William l.. McRce, deed, during bis
life time, l shall,
On Monday of the August Court for Burke
County, being the 18th day of the month,
At the door of the Court House in Morganton,
expose to public sale, to the highest bidder,
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Tuesday Morning. July 8, 1856.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK......
Cleare1.

Steamship s-Jsmestowp Parrish Norfolk, Ludsm Ptess-
ants Augusta Lyon, Savannah, s. L. Mtehu Jas Aassx,
Turner G. sIleston, Spoford r-on, Cshswbs Bulloea.
SliPJohsn LsnG- (Brem.l Lsncke Akysb. HERNIA kcops
Forrest. Crocker San Francisco Sutton Co w White. Mo-
Nesr, New Orleans II Brigham Ambassador Olsen, New
Orleans Lsytin 4 Hurlbut.
BMkNesiher Gage Mckee. Rio Jsueiro Napier. Johnson
CO. Emma Lincoln johnson. Lisbon, J. w. Elwen Co
Typhins lBr) Bechart southport O. T. Baloy Reindees.
Townsend. Singapore Crooker Warren; Elizabeth. Even.
Mssss Goodwin Bro C. Thompson, Brooks, Liverpool.
J W. Elwel Co.
Brs.-Susaa Doughty Portland @. l.. Hatch, Lincoln.
Cornwsl. jacksonville Perkins Putnam Brown. Havans;
Fidelis Jones Alexandria &c, Merrill y Abbott
Francis ElmoT, Street Georgetown. mss~x
.tanaa Mitchell Wimin son Batenan Rudderowi r. r.
Sin,s0H Msher Newport. master; Pcsdes lBr Mcburriu
Halifax J. Whitney Go. Emily Fowler Rowe. st. Johns
NIB O. L. Hatch Mystic, Neweomb, Boston, master VIZ
liam Morrow Bath MASTER Science. Gading fsl hvefs
mss,. Prd. Of the Sea Buckmnsr Malaga Fox scohess
Gertrude Horton Lewis ST. Pierre Meeslf Duncsni Fur
bsh Kendel Mrswichi Mecslf Duncan Gilnore Tyiers
SSyapn.h j. r. Gilmore Co. w h. jenkins Peterson.
Wsshington H. Mathews Sea Bird Carroll Newbern Jo-
ma. Smith, Manchester Chichester Richmond, Piercnt
c A Crooke Hammer Richmond J. T. johnson Co s. J.
Bird Brewer Aexandris, NJ. Bedei Copla Sears, fhAds-
phis Jas Hand j. r. Anntage, Armiiase Phisdepha w.
Mckee Cr.n.haw Moss PHILADELPHIA G. II reren Ann
Boston Dayton sprasue Rodman Osrood, New Bedford
master; J. NJ. Warren, Chapman, New Haven master
sloop-ore son, Rhodes Providence, L. Kenny
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HisasfsT.. &c,

Tan ctppgE Miss MAG has hal her ehssg'd 70
ye.vr1 pre.ent having obtained authority
s. %, lie SECRETARY Il TIE Trea-ury - that effect.
Esk SssILwoOD Martin > days from kO de Jane TO- Tor
mon. arrved IL Hampton Reads 18th lost, with Insno,
s of easo ship Flora Temple, before reported put int
Es, H. d..ties.) . al
BsIc Gro ALERT Of sud from ROckand for New oh"an-
ung 7,s Of Nonsgs and put INTO Boston sn Gazing
y stI4t,s Per hour
The caFTAs, msiGs aud q bnI Alma r. =" ~.
ton hence for 81; Johns r., before ported lost c' 49,
leland on Island rsmander 81 rue ere"
arrived halifax. Balance the would D. save"
weather. " a. fkyaTabic. -, a.,.,,.h
s,HE NEY " srd fIom albany I'd alt. arrived a. q
srb inst Il or dee nsii0nJ dsnzsfo tsr5o not
IL surAes on vessel b. telcs rsph 20 fb~o""
secretary Of the Board OF Undsrv Titers Co. Ro--
scHE w C. ELIAsos, Desk yne from
,,r hfo-e r,rorted toyyed BAGS 70
on The III mat for rrsrs having lost her tore anu
with everything sftsebsd. -. on.h.S a., S,wss-
60, before rerorrrd as having put into JAP .s
-, "a ,.nsirrd and ssiled sEsin tor nee S ~
o. IL Nertb C,pe Msgdslen Island, on the iiA S
Crew saved,
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MARRIED..

BOTI ChI-HUNTiNGTON-In SALISBURY. VI IN W ednes.
ming Oct g. the rsi-cnoc OF the brie Hho' py
the Rev. : Adams, H. D. BOttuln TO laitit T.
daughter Of Harlow HuntI gton. al OF sAsHso1Ty'
BIB -NAbSH-In -. Pau's Church, 81 Railway y j. on
Tresdy morning o.. 7, BY tn Rev H. Pier" ha'e' ria
tsusaer of Rolph Msrsh ism g. Bib Of the hn OF
1 La ior . Co New Orleans
CROW - M,MANUS Al CHRIST ChIrc'i, Rswdea, C,9al,
Est 90 n csasy o. BY "a, Rev. R'llt MI Amer.
Grow Troy, United State Miss Mary, daughter o; NJ
b Nc Nanus OF tn Township OF Rave
RI" AkDS-THOMAS-Ou Thursday r1rrrn.. Oct. by t4r
lev SsmHe d. Burcaf d. D.. M james :. Edwards -
% NsTy p only daughter OF the late John Thon'' OF n
INV OOb-FAIIERSONlI rIooky -. =. D., Saturday,
OS 4! 'T Kew Samuel Ilsskn Jan Erwo)l 10 Ellen,
Island.
hlppLf-DJ NC AN-ln this ,y on Thursdsy evening Oct.
= N We hrv- jos pa Mckroy ID D.. MI John Riddle 10
Niles ApnH Duncan. both Of New, YORK
SIOC ArON- 1OLLENS - At West ?, int OIL Welat sasy
Oct by tie Roy. Heuiy T. Duncan Lieut. ID :, ,ckon
T. = Army 10 MIS- Mary }. Co1Ecn. daughter Of Wm. D.
Coz1eHs. go, Of thsi place.
WFED-SouTHWiCkA AZ Junbs gu weanesday o,t 9. by
the Rev. w H. Mcg'e, Mr Alfred We of Oshko.h Wi..
20 Mss Carrie ~ tais,t,c q orn ScvtSwi L tsq Of
JUL!sf.
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u,rke,-Ps ported Bv TeLgrap6.

ALBANY Oct Ill PS-BARLEY. : ~ rfworo,.~d, - D
II ., fr four.roSsd and ? % for CayUga S.i- ~ 5g
tr.h OATS sc. bah State measure. CoRS th1a 81
Is. NsITSale- 100 bush V1Rermzdr IT : -. WhEAf-
S.l,s go bust. Spring a. : u.
O.WEGo. October ll-6 p. u.-WHEAr unchsnEed sair.
1890 hush - = Z for Clcsgo sPnng, and Is ior " me-
Cfusdsu C,NAL FFEICHrs ULseti.ed and higher, WIN an
upv srd fendeucy. Lake Imports t1.y: LOO 5b' -
10 o hush Whelt S7s hgsh Ba;.ey 1901 'n ne. I~ s
Fxpo--s today: 1885, hts Flour q ~ bush NHt H.
lu,b Cou 1921 lush Rye. rs sse!s, with oyei A'''
tl.b Whe- and Corn al Al for tAis poit
EuFF.LC, o. is T. r-sLOCa IL 1ood Gltn M So,
met, Gales goo ibs q $5S7i for common SITE - n
- e. good 10 Choice Nicagan ala Obio AID - - IA
g. 3'ra Wisc II I'D l. lla WIZ ~ al @.esa sil
JtsaId; sale 70 900 bush AZ : ia 81 - ioi Nhi
81 l1R- 10 f0v N.scotsn CAB Che EtteE PFC = aL,
I'D ~ foT White MsiiEal- Co2S uneaL a.
lush. n SIC OArs BAILEY hE1H .ut vtf.,t -
CANAL FRLi.sTs iGr i6ie ~ Com AID Ha-se. ~ ,5
S,w.York REcEIPrs ~ tn q EegTs en95hs - 60
ilG bb. Flour $50 bush. Wheat 49, " a * IA
CANAL ExPoETs--So so bush Hea'' oI'oi' '"'- ' 49,
busS, Oar. a c,-,ox marie. 4.
NtwORIEANs OF. Il evening 59gI WsS.T h..
advanced ssl.s Of White were H.ie to-a-| A. " w.
ESCPAs !. quoted ar e. 49,, ....A~ =, t,u ,.,.,.
PsovlntScy o., fI-Corros-Ssies steady q tun ra'e.
4 srI,tfrm Wool good demand VIZ mn, S ~,
stock q Pulled iisht sal to~-4y WV ~ i'''
SD. q the week 81 SO pieces
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SECOND BOARD.
SATURDAY. Oct. ll-P. ".


There was considerable activity in Che Stock market
to-day with stronger feeling at the opening. Tle
continued relief in the Money market ON call has given
confidence TO the operators for rise, and brokers for
outsiders had considerable orders to-day After the
BoaId the market was somewhat irregular, some de-
scrptions being weak while others maintained their
fn.ness The bears continue to Sell, but considerable
lines of shorts have been taken in within few days
Reading closed at 81 Erie GIL Central S3i &c Pana-
ma improved to So Pennsyyani Coal fell of to 92t.
There was nothing done in Cumberland, but l'i was
bid A sale Of Pacific Mail Steamship Co. was made al
10 which is } T. cent advance. The Western shares
are active and generally firm. Toledo closed at 15i
49, Michigan Southern, So; Central, 9ls; ROCK
Island So an adyanc of 3 cent; Illinois Central,
rs; La Crosse shows further advance Off cent.
selling at the Second Board at -. Upon the receipt
If teleCTaplic adyices that Governor BasktOrd laa
signed the b giving the lands this Road there was
IN active inquiry fo the stock and the market aiv ance
"a 81 Railroad Bonds not active but firm illnols
Central improy ed TO So; Cleveland and Pittsburgh
dividend bcuds sold at 20, which is 81 & cent advance
since the previous sale. These bonds are among tue
cLeape,t securities in market and attracting some
attention from investors. State stocks are steaoy' ou'
NOT yery active. The bears again selling Museums
a, low hguIcs.
In Exchange the market for the steamer cosed
without animation or iruness, with large supply OF
bills over. Sterling il s. %, with firstcli's name
atel a. cent. A large line Of bank bills was SOLD
SUPPRESSED at o cent. Francs are plenty and heavy
To Liverpool ECO bushels Of Grain were taken At
elaq,d.; /. 5CO barcls Of Flour at 2si 100 oA.e'
Of elton at 5-32d. - uus of Heavy goods al ~,
Cd. To London, 100 bushels Of Grain at ild' o'V
barrels Of Flour at Be-. To Glasgow 5000 ousheF Vi
Grain at TO- iid GOO barrel. Of Flour at 3'' VIZ
sci to lead at Aux Ca! for New-York at y pe' III"
polt chaIe,s pad.
The bushes, Of the Sch Treasur! was k'ce'P'''
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, OCTOBER 49, 1856.

,IS,-l rtIC5 Alabama - 81 Massachusetts, Sterling
"a ia There are buyers u Pennsylvania - Sock NJ
Is Bonds - ar offered at -. Tennessee Re 70 y
yi,,-pis e s2rSi nominal. Michigan Central y
Boz d. offered al 94i. PenIsy varia Centrs' buyer
at - for let mortgage, coIve'tiblecs bon's.
The following Is an extract from IeI'e' l'oui
leading house in Hamburg to their correspondent IN
this city:
"H,xBURs Sept n, 1855.
Money !. 70 DAY a. tight as il can be. Stocks snd
-har. are tending lower the declite at the lesdIng
inisnd Ilaess becoming more rapid. Exchsns's VII
give way under the pressure of the money market
Which may became still by measures likely 10 Do
iesorted TO in Berlin, Leipsic ana elsewhere.
circular fom another leading house in the same
city says
Money hiss become little more abundant here
since The Cessation Of wants for silver on the part 81
Russia and Austria, and discount rules at TO of y
cent There is demand for silver however. for the
interior Of Germany, and at no dis;an, period We m,y
bave TO supply English wants for the East. The
price OF almost al kinds of stocks and shares is affected
by the advance of discount ia ali leading places which
have silver currency; exchanges, except on such
places cannot improve under such auspi ,es. -
The anthracite coal trade for the past week shows
considerable ACTIVITY, and as compared with the bus
ness of the corresponding week last year. there is ,n in
crease of 6,527 tuns. The tunnage by the Lehigh
Valley Railroad amounts to 1927 ~ tuns This being
new avenue to market for coal ts whole business is
so much increase 10 the trade over last year The
following shows the operations of the trade for the
L
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COURT CALENDAR-THIs Day.

SUPREME COURr CIRCU1T.-Nos. 80 o0), olO, f4I,
784 ISL 7es SIC s7 98 SlS 49, COL gu ljl 81 iS ss9
iQS5 66 1899 1878 sl8, 9la 9oi nj 1854 9, llS iss
Csc 2ls 644 8 1871 1915 1875 i2f7 1925 l2 1913 6 10
1922 ls24 1873 q 1874 1876 70 1853. 1855 70 1873
SPECIAL TERM-Firs Clsss-Nos. !, 81. Second Class
Nos. p, IS. l01. ll3, l.5 100, 1876 -, A.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr.-Nos -, 10
&C. IL. 81. 80 u. 80, 80 81 - 40 ana a.,
Al C5 Is lg9 2ij si6 2i 2G 2 2jl, 252 eSl 2i 1 90
Isl So 81 IS 7 1oS 10 20, III, "a 2'j, E'9 81, -
.s4 1S5 2sG, 2ea. 90. ~ o,o
CovMov PLr,s-Tral Tenn-PGrt Mos. 9S9.
egO qq qi ssi es5 997 9s 1907 l0Ol 1902 lo o9 20!
Part llNos g. 81 10, S2 IN, Us, lVVi iV' NV iV'''
ices 1919. loi2 1913 l0l4.
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1t will be seen by the above figures that deductins
the unnage by the Lehigh Valley Railroad from the
aggregate decrease the coal tunnage Of the season is
but ia tuns short of what it at corresponding
time las, year The supply from the Lehgh region is
nearly 1000 tuns in excess of last years tunnage to
date. The Reading Railroad shows falling off for
the season of l40,7S tuns. good portion Of this
difference, it is expected, will be overcome by the end
of the year. The Schuylkill Navigation has already
overcome its loss and is now II go tuns ahead.
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Arrived SUNDAY, Oct. ~.

Sal R 5r, Fr"1@s 5n s 81 P:pSls $
Esha Tb.mp pa from taeats
B bari ES from Penang fs L MsS , A ,ls,,s ias
so .sa Aa f sPI .s sS 3.p on
h On Aa IMP pr 1 Aug r. RS.'9n S lon
arl. ssG Nom VIII bark Ann SEPT 10 s.
n 20 W spoke b. bark Caledonia nom London tor CacuttsS
oct lat 81 D. ION u 20, 'poke ship A''o from L'efp'~
Slip Gem Of the Ocean Boston, Thur.,On HAMBURG sgpe
I nd.e and 90 IassenUIsto Beeh kunhardt Sept ..
oubsc OCT g. 81 lon 60 H. spoke Sea Foam hence for
Slip En.eFh. Wat Liverpool Sept m4's aGS Y ga;.
- miles spoke b.rs Loua ktham lot b0'''"h hence "'
Slip JOIN eG Portland M.s. ss1de.. d. IA All ia:
shp ssbs.teoos Chase Boston days. coal Barclay
Biz caIcl1s Z Rsy toi Flsot Poe csain = 4sIs
lon eIpes need heavy gale from H. during which n oss
oretopua., and topsAlant mast calls and s.ns aI'' 'p.
BIis c.r. Windsor Button Portau Prince sep' q eotsss
Biz I. lBr Bosart Dorchester N B. stone to De wo'h.
Brs L.arri.a Dunbar Para % lys rubber &c. 10 Bardftt
Biz Ensrp. tBr wi'eman, Windsor "a days plaster 70
B i, IoI Tinker. oolsi. LUMBER . Jed Fry.
Brig Relief Sawyer Chenyhld lumber % O. sinpson- ~
IN, s Is G ,2 S Gss @ aand"s. on 6soss:
had sht westerly wind' 9Th inst spoke Wan"
sehr George Davis, Phillips. savannah days cotton ."
sehr r. w Brown, Derrickson Wilmington N c. das%
To Iolluer & Potter. -.
sehI W. Webster Bennett, Charleston days. SVeso"s
&e.. to Scranton Tsllman
Sehr splendid Mitchell Maebas lumber to msster
schr &. Siak Hooper, Mschias. lumber to nasteI
Schr Tomah Triton Calais, lumber to Mayhem Taboo
sshi fanne Mi,ehr Blake Portland, Me- bound to Ps.-
d-lpha. , ~ O.,
TAFT Rsndell. Ma HAS umber 20 j. r. SNOW
Fulton, Doape, Ess'pOrr, lah to mattel
Schr. Bay State Merrill Rocklend.
sebr. Mfdora Hoibrook, Roc saDd. ,,
SER tiger tof Hampdenl Williams. Lbbon via Hoiuess
Hol. 90 days salt and cord 10 H. b. BrookmAn.
schr Hattie HlaId Rogers frankfort, Me- bound ." rus
RicAm,Bf
scLr. Bolivar Ames, ROekAnd
schr Caroline stone BoyBoI. Bangor lumber 70 master
sloop Oliver Anes, FRENCH Taunton, Macs
Prof. l.er Petrel AyTs. Providence
Pr.J,lh r Pyt,u IA. CusIn.sn, New B'dofd
Pro-. Concord Norman, Philadelphia
Propeller Uncs,, Bates, Hartford 49,,
SAiLFD-sbip. ~ J. w ard Stores. NewO,esn N 80
R.dGl. New.tI abs; Johan LANCE tBIe"l L@i'A' '
| and 0tAe.s.
NINp-Li.ht from :.
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Passengers SAILED.

n he Z. .fos-,,hfy Bahc 70, L,r,rrss-Ed~xd Gsf
', mir. h aud Mas Colgate 7. II. Fale. Jr, Mrs w. &
brwn Mis-. Bacon Cot T z. BnrgWyne father and
Ter. n CsuEipa o ". Claie ard Ms B~ckley Miss n
v snd SsIsh l. Bccilsy Master Beckley New York, II.
MoS,h, d. g. hioit III l. Stone, Mr. Brandon DrJ Moses
7 > Abls ~ Ai.s Jane Nilsan Mr.. and Mrs Hltm.n NJ
rte>,s ferIi, fhiatsRhiA julian Meyer J. D. DsvtI
x S1hn Eaton bsiiinorei I Bailey Mr.. Homer Hin.
T. " hsA- ane servant, Mr. HcAosk Mr. Cor and n.rty
totr Mss Young, Ruhol Lc-crts NJ ma NJ. S..Ai a
But!o John Robsrton. Abbot, Brown Mr. Ritr,o W Mar
~. \ sg'isr & inthIop Adams pr Mr.. Bo,,on Mr.
Bro ", New ksis9n MANY Nj. earisae. Ioaa
CrSuss Watson Case floyd Ceheney Samuel b Aaa.o.
FRED Mood. Mr.. md Nh. Edwd Wrrht J NJ p.Dh s,~.S
= Rowe Gso A Robbins Nj B-upett NJ Fr,pcsoa NJ
tin. Nj spp-ny WIFI and servant Mt Ch.nyi,-aa Heary
J Fiher J. Brown. Francis Martinez Mr.. VI Pstt NJ
p Proud syracuse j. Thomas c. W Cornell ID R.Ias J.
Bspdeu George HsydoCk. simon CsIrO, Carl Pso.s Mr..
n .fo .,Sip G,ssec.c r., GlascS-M..e. c.tn,ch Nd M.
G Srgpce C.Li O. X. Fuller ~ Y, D. 8urrcll " r; Mr.
Y; Finest Msve' Psi,i Wan iyins n y ,; G.rdnsr. =.
sp,r,, do H. MELVILLE Pitishcld; r. Davis " Y; John
Cod, y h; Willard Trv, Prot John Stephenson Ky,
ron u r. ard children n Y; VIM. Robertson aud ehnd,
do Jchp Je.s Y; John Ns-ly. do George Brown.
O. Nc Rensu, do johnson Irvine. do. James WI
son 40 Andrew Whitten n. Y; William simpson IL W.
Eay j. kuniso Manchester James Paterson Ferrysvllss
Penn, Wn Shoery Oh. wn Brown, Buffalo John Revie
Providence Neal huaie n. Y; NJ McGilty lreAxd jobs
GAbr,iih Ga R T. Smart, Canada, fSn1ery, Ms Wu
Rad Csnads; J Allen VIM. Cres,ley y. T.. Wilson j.
" ti. Penn: A. Mcconnell. y. Y A Wison, La j. Or
cuhart A. Beacon n McPhrlery. Reie GEORGE BotheeA.
! ridtr Ma McGcEtran Mr.: A Whet,sr " u Mrs Rap
sud fan Manchester Mr.. P. Paterson Penn Miss Ro:s
Pryidence: Miss Keena Br NJ. Anderson, y A. Rich
ards ID Brown, D. Allen. Conn., A. Lash, John Gomez
Total 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13

County for Fremont and Dayton.
TIKI WoRKiNGMEN's MEETIYG.-The following re-
ply has beel received to the invit,tOl given to Mr.
iY to address the Workugmen of jersey City at
Park Hall this evening.
FRIDAY, Oct 10 1856.
GENTLEMEN: have 10 acknowledge the receipt OF
your letter of the Sth inst being invitation 10 me
to address the Mechanics and Laborngmen OF Jersey
tiy, upon the rights and dignies of labor, as con-
bcted with the politics OF the present canvass shall
b. happy to do 80 at the time and place designated.
return my thanks to the hundreds of citizens who
have signed the call for the meeting. This week have
ben speaking to the Workingmen of Philadelphia and
IL yicpiiy, but on Monday shall rcturn 10 NcwYork
especially TO meet my friends in Jersey City.
Il au with great respect, yours, Sc., WI H. Fff
TVS InousASD MEx AND WOMEN AT 4 FRENoSr
hlLL-hfshf WARD BgECuER.-l.ast night the en-
tire adut population Of the city turned out 10 hear H.
NMd btechci on the subject OF Kansas. Some idea
Of The s2e oil Inc meeting may Le imagined when we
that some three housa AMI ladies Nyere prr.ept and
uat upon no occasion has there been 40 arye q ON
cour,e together to listen TO apublic speech 10 bsv.
were admitted into the meeting unless brought in nv
guardians and the sirictcs' der maintained The
Murray Mil is like a vast thCaer, extending the VII Die
length Of the block ard the room resemble, Al ont
do0r under cover thor, being only ir,n pillars II SIS
tain the aoor shove Long bciorc the ho1r meeting Inc on
tie sp Of seang had bccu filled by ladies
sid Indulgence and sitting places built up 70
H. doorrsv Ga. had been introduced into tho bldus
purpose Cor the meeting snd the platform With - driPrsr OF
scer ~ai S,., s"d no 0'g lcaSnno Gi,noHno
s,l'imelis but appealed snd the f'o ns WIKI
p-est s4vor sud coqu,ncc being app.ild"t with rn :
tItausiasm tllous hou The d.cogrs'. not noise Wa
t,sId IL ri vast asscnhasc no, single interruption oc
tul,d. We do s"c how possible Tor sneI n- -
tude remain pIiccty quiet fr nearly thee hours Al
ttued utosCs absorbed IA tAc speaker Eca;ks s Nct
vs. done ID, ch'eius sn4 Gaping OF hands s' @,-'s
Liuous. 81 the close Cd The meeting the usual uEa5 o
,ses for Fremont tho spker aai three !1r ~
John RYE who offered the NIL thrTe bcinS other noon
N.eL would have Accommodated .aif OF the crowd
cSy, lie Il, publican papers 90 report this meeting il
uu FAuess requires oLy state that IL the lAr =
- most respectable eting ever expected -
49, Paterson. The sr, pr, soncd singular sppcasdL
IRE sidewalks Of Main street were all deserted The stores
10y ard many olod aud generally had people s1nc 70
uldpzhi.
iooush The number down having ud.d i.