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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-13

Anons The passengers BY the Asia yesterday, wAs Mr.
pslans Of tho Londoa rn0. Having concluded the bu-
nsss which took him 10 Chicago, and which the
s,ion Of his visit 70 this country, be returns 70 preside
ever The political department Of his paper. II 10 TO DO
hspsd Aaa even the brief Say no has mado among "
vi have epsnsd his eyes sucenty prevent the rcpe
sea q ssch rsossrsa - shs Georgia marves Of hr,
AsTcwsmith.
neovsrnor Hsis Of California, Is a, ,hs Metropolitan
Bpsel
secretary xarcys lady and daughter are Il The Metro
pAntAn Hotel.
Hon. John 4 King Governor eeus, wS s.ssr.Ained by
ssysrai o. hs political friends last evening = me Moro
= his BRENDA srrvsd IN me city Ass evening and are
Bos. jesse ,. srsb, Of Indiana, wsa .. PhIlsdsphla
Yesterday.
ma President has soknowieiged Henry Hansemann n
Ne oossu Of oldsnsurs u s~n Francisco California.
George Peabody, Esa, Of Losdoa, has bsen elected
q Bsssos.
s. and s S.ss ga sSf Re
al lerries snd lady ORC Anirey. ssd family Nsv York
New Y yssS sosey sns family eSsri..,oo ospssn
S. ss sss..I KHF Force ss- sS S
win h Christie and LADY, New York.
H sss Sssa John z s Sss gsss
Hsle, Rinshsmson; Hon J jams rsnnsLl.anAs; Hon
ns.' ks Sssv ss john i s l.
~ Eourse, Florida; Juags Turner, Iuincts
m. s.s T.. sss s.
lady and cAren Miss Loutsa Montgomery Miss Aurvrs
Rastman Mcdonald Mrs Welstood, Mis- weliocd, Mr.
W~sood Mitchell, lady and chiA Mr. Jas Havne Rob
err smith MscKniay, Robert Crawford. Alien Craw
rd VIM Chapman John Bosuc Michael Byrne Master John
syrs sey br soas ssyne W. pr So@'ssh James .ms
NJ Keruohan- and q In the Storage.
From Hsvre in ship nersuryM Phillip Smelling and lsdy
Hsa Mases N and Q ole, Mrs Fanshaw Mrs guinaud.
From ragerpooLip ship VIM Tapscou Beil-Mrwm l. Dow
ung mid and servant Mr. VIM sutton and lady, Mr. Pel
Miss Bradley Mas Byrne, Rev Mullins.
PROM Savannah In steamship Alsbama-T 4 Mumsord q
Gum Hunter, X Mllngtone, add Gin The sscrsge
johnson l. Yates Miss Evan Mss whttlesy, Misses
and Arnot Jno Arnot CLARK. Marshall, J Carpen
YER Cv Grave Or white, lady child and nurse Miss Green,
GA Cunningham, Capt Cosetier Mrs Brown Freeman,
and In the steerage
From Antwerp, IN ship b cutlng-Theodore Luning G
Bertrand.
DEPARTURES.
For Liverpool In the steamship As-Mr anf Mrs Hamu-
den ana four children Miss Churchill, Louisville Ky; Mr
and hrs Labam stuart Engiand Mr. and Mrs McTavsb,
Rsam1re; Mrs. TurnbuI n Mrs and Miss Page, Loug
Bsrmo Robbins, W Sears; y A d-stion, British
Consul, Boston Jno Richards, Ps; Francis Coitman
Fna and; John Kat baltimore; Phillips wilson 1eo A n
wood Mrs Elliott Quebec, VIM Grain, England; " Lobe.
Spain; Shines, Canada Edmund tanson london. u D
M,retesd, Andrew smith, r cars Vi Mr. Law, canada,
London Mr. end Mrs Hughes and son, Montreal b. Messrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-13

q 70 u 20 FOR Milwaukee dub u ~ u - for white
Achgan closing u outside figures. Corn In dsting de-
yAno 0ny sales q IL coo bushels ~ $50. Oats nSmer
saes q ID 600 bushels q 80 70 500 CANAL freghts 70
New York-WhesA 20c. Receipts In the n bours no 70
neon 70 dsy-23 3e7 bushes wheat and sos bois -four.
ind II, 100 busheb corn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-13

gusA.su Ey' Jones LivsSs,o0I; Jolly NY snsts
SUI wssa Il Recon. 1 F.0 DSs;'s ios.
For Savannah Steamship Forida-D Dyer ana LADY,
s L and 1 Ad r d
YIN sslS Head A Aaron rs. Doughty. siss
GroweL hrs Co!vn, Miss Mary simpson Grimm, Mrs
Hunter and daughter Mrs Eckman child and Hrs
strong, A Charlotte Thomas Lsshy Mr. Strong Oasslns
Meyer, VIM Brown h hs1ias and Lady, 4 Houghoh, Or
Ersewsn Bon Gideon Hawey and lsdy, Mrs Mon,go%ery
= Aaron = German, Gideon Dckersop Jno kansoa
Capt Dayton ottnger, D NJ Frank 2 Jones' Hit,
sloat' Dickinson, and 10 in the seerage-
For Charleston In the steanshp 6outhernerJ Hayward
Bryan lady and child Judson Comsioc6 and ser.
ssa. aaa LADY sna hs
rpellmsn, Prof W Mics, Besant de Furnalde,
ESes LSrSz1 Folsom Ler No. sro,. s%%Sn s
eIid, en- Miss dubois schasTsr @ DarAng. Oerran
Bs ss Miss M.SnSs Ssnsins ss.e pssnsr
= Gyisiman q Plat N Iowley, Campbell, W Michel
Framer, Hoffman, Purdy; and 81 in the steerage.
% wsisr sGS oensdns * rno%psan p
Kinney II Godfrey Mrs Roberts and daughter, Miss
Boiling Mss I W Martin. |. Kendall lady, two children
CART J Clarmont Mrs. Pemberon, Mira Pemberton and
two children Nv sandford DulAner. Mss W Pied
Horne bsrnabee, W 8aitey, g L Nichols Cody, J
Harrison; and IL In the steersge
For Norfolk &c In steamship Roanoke-S Winter John
Ce1sidne Amonair sooert Thompson George Kinney,
Mrs kersora ar John Tassa 5oan
w sandiord, Dutvlier " Piedn ont q Chandler
solomon, Julian Harrison and child Homer ID Parna
ice Bailey, L Nichsls, Copy. J Harrssn-and Il
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The number Of banks in the sate In June 2o6; 10
Sept.mber, sea- Since the June report o47, l2o bank
ing capital has been added TO the STATE There ut
the date Of this report In the circulation
S3al46 and loans and discounts Of So TAO SOS.
The most noted feature Is the whdrs val from ,he bank
al .>~psy third Of the amount
In the banks 81 the OF the June report.
The harlem Railroad Company have just issued full
and compret ensve report OF tho operations Of The roai
during The past Escs year. and the coalition Of It's finances
&C.. the 3oth OF September, 1885, rho earnings and
expenditures during the past year follows,-
nav YORK AND HARLEM RAIIRoAp-SErr. go 1885,
Err5n,
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Brooklyn City News.

ARREsr on TIE CHARGE or RAPg-Ycsterday caicers
Matthew'S CoYwn and Patterson arrested Richard Lewis
the charge Of being implicated In the rape Of the two
emierant girls, months since In connection with
Jackson and Levin, now In custody, he taken In
New York and brought 70 Brooklyn, where he was
lodged in Jail 70 await examination. He ArYested
. bench warrant.
BODY OF A DnAD NAN FouSp-The bodypf dead man
waa found the road Cypress Hills Cemetery on
Wednesday last by officer Winters Of the Second district
POLICE Several conusons and bruises were apparent
about his face and body, which might have been caused
by rolling down bill The hat found some distance
from the body. The Coroner notified TO bold In
quest In supposed the deceased 70 his death by
congesuon Of the brain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-13

The Opera-Thc Question Settled.
We have the following official intelligence nom the
Academy Of Music
All meeting Of thelsockhosders held at the Academy
Music Tuesday, Nov H. tnesfolIowing letter read
with approval
TUESDAY. Nov. II. 1854
M PAnB-The directors Of the Academy in leasing
to me- requested that Mr. Maretzek should noa DO
poyed - conductor Not wishing 70 enter tho dife
FENCES tbss exist between these gentlemen promised 70
90 on without him. But you saw last evening that the
public In body to call for him, and that the ne
papers have down upon them and upon for this
exclusion. forced TO recognize the imposaibity Of
going without him. beg you therefore, 70 inercede
tina Mr. Maretzek be accepted for our mutual interest,"
he appears 10 me 70 be necessary prims DONNA
ooLou noting the Italian Opera.
IYecogDize my verbal promise not TO employ him, and
although this clause y NOT inserted in my contracs am
ready TO hold 70 my "pronsess dAo@met" and Il u for
these gentlemen 70 judge Of the position In which all
are. IA certain that the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF the
public will reproach thom and me- Last evening"
repeatedly Informed that In this country private forest
ought 10 ykld 70 the pubic. Here "res psliouns
Ipray you therefore 70 intercede tor these gen.
temen and accept the expression Of high considera
ton. OK DE SrANKOWtrCH.
On motion ofN. b. Wolfe, Csq,
Resolved consideration of the honorable conduct Of Mr.
that conditions be imposed - to whom be shall employ
conductor and that Of this resolution be sent 70 Mr. De
Stankowitch
In accordance with the above, Mr. Max Maretzek u
fully rensased In the post OF conductor Of the Opera,
with al the rights privileges honors and Duties there
unto appertAnirg last night tho second Of the
under The sankovitch management and the star Of
the North" given to very fAir house. When Mr..
Marezek took his seat in the orchestra he gre eted
with applause and cries Of Bravo Maxi" The opera
went on finely, and win be repeated on Friday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-13

The london Chronicle sayss-rhe Misunderstanding be-
tween the French government and certain English news
papers has nothing ~hstever % do with the resdJm Of
The presev hsa simple question Of efrespeos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-13

BEN PcYlcy PUore - 900 Persons VisAted
MEADE BROTHERS, galleries yesterday the photo
graph Of Mr. Pore wheeling his apples TO Boston, now
view u 2S3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-13

The repor, SIN estimating hevalus OF the stock
from thu statement ths question arises, what proportion
does The sum of el0 oes p7the total amount OF the
capital and 70 the value OF The road
s equipr and the real estate held by the company
We deduct fcm the total asssts The tms Of doubtful
valve, includnG ,ne non. 70, me posesnon on which
L. snhpy Ter, there win be aggregate dedcssucy OF
SO a. ffor which, however, the present Board
real ss,ate not valued upon the booxs this
should be the entire depreciation 10 be charged upon the
stock ~ the company Arethey over vaaed2 AZ the
equipment and es,aie, om recent careful examna.
ton and spprapement tho Directors feel assured that
these nems rather under than over their true value
40 respects the road se and W. appurienanoes stAnd
lrs tho Understanding the actual and prospectlvs
absorption Of the Albany extension certiacases--a
va ustcn ~ s77ssS72 s. there may be differences Of
opinion Ip length, laid reduced 20 an saufvslert IN
single track, equal 70 lsi miles, and the above vslua-
lion Is equal 70 sat,sls per mile.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-13

Company FOR The rst week In Novembss, amounted 70
Nso7o g. This 1t the rata Of $4,000 sos the noash-
1hs Assistant Treasurer reports this week - fossws:-
Tcal seosipts n<sl Psvwests Tssl laaoe.
rs sisM 1871 g u ass sss %
WEDNESDAY, s,S4S 70 S7,s32 10 lA2S6, a7S 7s
TIE warrants entered 1t the Treasury Department,
Washington, On The 10Th inst we're follows
70, sss 1sasmn.,oa .; 20 70
~, .Se Ies %p1cn Oh s'ocks isS - "
FOR the Interior Department 1883 81
War warrants reosiy we'd and suts,aa 4alss s,
War repay warrants received and entered. 1913 ~
FIR M nkcelsneous sources :. ,........... ~ 81
from euss0m'............... ae,Sso 70
Tho Metropolitan Fire Insurance Company have Do
elared semi annual dividend of ave per cant
tho steamship Ass from th,s port for Liverpool today,
carried ont S96a 867 80 In speoie
The receipts OF the New York and harlem Rairoai Tor
oonsspondins ssn; oc.ossr 1855 os7So OIL
Increase. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s7,7oI 20
Earnings Of the Michigan Central Railroad Company for
the month n octooer, 1885,
1885, .sq1t, CA o. 1885, "a Is ANA 81 4os.fo2 II
1905. 2o42s6 % 1862 81 1886 % ss0.74s o5
h.. $40 74s 80 In So 2q2 20 g. 1857 "a In s72sa
The receipts Of the Pennsy fvAna Railroad October
were
Receipts for the month ending oos ai... sas lAs ~
oame mo- 70 lass year .....as.....es. S7al3s 90
DSCfcsecs 30 800 -
Receipts HON jan l. 1885, 70 Nov 1850. - oeoo1s 90
eAme period nS year. 5,sosS1a H
Inorease.. ........-.. $500, i6l II
TIE continued low stage Of water ip the Ohio river and
the incomplete charactee Of th3 South railroad
connections, which viii be remedied Of
few months, he which the decrease Of
c.ipts during this fall are 70 be attributed
The following . statement the tolls collected on ths
Coum biasRaroad during the months OF Ootooer 1855
and 1866, and for the drst eleven months Of tho fiscal
years 1866 and 1856
OcopeI 1000. SVA Z3I ~
Oetooef, 1900 Sf6aS %
Decreseo.. 81 I'D ~
From Dec ], 1855, 70 Oct 81, 1860. $s77 967 90
same time LAST year.. ."...t............ 17b,s76 -
The tolls collected n the Collectors office Of the North
Branch Canal at Beach Haven during the mouth Of Oo.
Amount previously report ted. .......... lssoS7 ~
Total amount sincs 3esh November 1856 SGT e2s II
Total amount tame period in 1855. zoe, 2S9 81
Increase In $2l, 3S8 ts
RANKS OF rE STATE OF NEW Yosz.
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Court CalesAax1Thas Day.
sUr,zn 0oUns-OHssn Mos lseo I<s, 4so, 7so, 2os3
77e o. 20 Al 1T3o, so, 6oT, l0O4 oo0, ~ 1851, liA
loos l6s4, as, e. TON, n, 70, ~, So
UMlxp 6rAxD DHnuM CovnS.-Nos - 70 g.
SUyxnoR CouHY-Noo- b00 eo6 TO2 JO7 TO Tls, T2l,
72S tao, III, SOe SOL 1885, 1855 S8o TAO TAI $50 I4a
300 762 1tS, 7oA, Tbs, 1es, 7eo 7el, 6os o1S, sss
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Court CalenAaxlThas Day.
,,s :ss 3. asss a. T. ,sS asss
UmasD ban. D,s1s1c Coyas-Aos 4s 70 g.
sUy@On oOy..-Nos 500, sos, !oa Io1, no. !ls, a.
900, iss iSs, iS' ISs, 1ss, 7sO 1si, sos, sis $50
Ben Perley Poere - 900 Persons visated
graph d NJ Pore wheeling Ss apples 70 Boston, now on
Portr.itypes, One Shilling, the Last Novelty
ofart-loOo taken daily Pa.en. invention 80 Broadway
go Cent Ambrotype Liksnessss, with Case,
cheapest in the world, a KIMBALL, SAT Broadway corner
Geld Medal Pianos y-stimway & Sons, "a
%saas last year and again swsrdsd gold ps ahs
FORE Call and see them.
Pianos, At Great Bargains, "A largo Assort-
neIt Of new and second hand p.nos now sslhns. si
& way. Opposite dS' ne Brosa.ss sssss 20 ''0''
Knox's Hats and Fury.-a1S Broadway,
corner Of Fulton street.
Raglanss RaglaDs,, RagIans9!-At Drum
GOLD PRocHs clothing estaelsAns i2o FULTON street
Knox's Furs, Hats and Caps are al ma
rage No. az Broadway, corner OF Fulton street.
Furs, Furs, rurs.-Wen Worthy she Atten-
ton Of the ladies you wish TO obtain f.oonabe and de-
arge stock.
Great Fire In Murray Street.
xrss ss0s y. G1 %acas %sa'y gso as
Saved in one of
wTLDEa's PATENT sALAMASDKR SAFES.
The books &C. Of the above firm found To be
perfectly esole after passing though the great ire on the
WI.pFR,s pAiEEi bALAMAsDEa sAFEs, NO 10 soe
ole cake Of the Wilder patent filing taken from this
full OF tbs Are proof SAFE best
the world, warranted free from dAmpDess secured With
Wilder paien, powder proof lock for sale the warehouse
No; l2 Water street near Wall, New York
brsteo ire proof safe his license having expired
b. @ WILDER CO., Patentees and Manufacturers
White Teeth, Perfumed Breath and Beau
thousand 6owersD Beware Of counterfets. Tho
OF the balm has brought out hosts Of yes
CO. TfsSSin square. \. Z. For sale ey ali druggists.
and printed In superior manner By JACOB HYATT This
old Of Maiden A.e and Broadway. The
highest premium Of the New York Crystal Palace was award
ed 70 him.
Csmphor Ice.-En w. Vondersmith's Ce-
@ % curing ss % and @
ice kanufs cured only by the proprietor 1853 Bowery and
sold by all respectable druggists
Bachelors Hair Dye, Wi4s and TOupees.-
The best in The world Made sold and applied t No. as
Broadway.
CT1stadoro's Hair Dye and wigs have
equals excellence Both for SALE the dye privately
applied, at No Astor House.
Holloway's Ointment and P1lls.-Why
tarryf Here remedies whatever be your all
ment
Hin's Hair Dye, ShllliBgs q BOX, BLACK
or brown at No. Barclay street. Inmabe cutting Of hair
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


WEDNESDAY, Nov. 12-6 P. N.
There appears to be no settled movement yet In the
stock market At the frat board TO day Pennsylvania
Coal declined \ per oent La Crosse and Milwaukee III
Cleveland and Ptsburg u. Illinois Central bonds ad
vanced per cent; Delaware and Hudson Cumberland
Y; New York Central "; Panama NJ Reading III Mchi
gan Southern III Illinois Central Railroad GalenA and
Chicago VI Cleveland aud Toledo IN The transactions
in Erie Railroad stock TO-DAY At the board and n private
sale, particularly heavy. The old combination OF
Spectators In this stock for rise has been scattered and
the stock all the street. the object Of the
bears 70 let the market mp e for the purpose OF
getting better contracts There considerable activity
In Cleveland and Toledo a. the improvement In prices
Michigan Southern was In demAnd.And closed firm.
Amer The adjournment Of the Board the following sales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-13

Portraitypes, One Shilling, tho Last Novelty
Of art-l 900 taken daily Patent invention. 19 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-13

The report sayss-The hoaune oebt Of tho company,
which, on sept. 80 1855, amer deduc,ing real
tate mortgage o.sh and credit items stood II $751; 100
%, reduced on the lat March, 1855 ~ shown by
september. 1896 Al t2ae. asa %. This wss, however,
Only It's amount nomnany, for the sum OF slS2 500 20
represented by wood sndsoncr materials sctually
hand. and the ba could any time be met Qps OF
estate net In Use, and mot covered by the movG
and ny unissued bonds should the board deem advas-
bic 10 make such arrangements but OF present 10
sdeYed impotic 70 DO, most ~ the amount does
not carry interest al such rates IL
r. the advantage Of the company 70 pay than 70 submit
the the forced Of The debt would
tail.
The Of shs company the scth Of sepssmsss
1855, we're an follows
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. I2--6 P. n.
AsHEs-sales OF rs so bbs. pots were made, At no
7hc.
bSSAneTUYys The ms,Eet was hrn and extra brands
bout be per barr higher The iales embraced 10 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-13

go Cent Ambrotype Likenesses, with Case,
cheapest In the world a KIMBALLs SAT broadway corner
of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-13

Geld Medal Pianos s-Stimway q Sons, 81
Waller street. Broadway received three first prize
medals last and again awarded gold medal aho
fair Of the Maryland lnsute Baltimore, for the best Piano
forle Call them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-13

Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.-
The best in he world. Hade, sold applied No. rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-13
Great Fire In Murray street.
Books palErs, moneys, hc., Of
MEssss. YaS wAcEsEN, iEoMAs Co.
Saved in ona af

Camphor Ice.-Ell w. Vondcrsmith's Ce-
lebraed camphor ice for curing shApped hands and lips
Avoid all spurious imitation ask for vendersmhs
Aanufs by the proprietor 1853 Bowery
sod by ALI rexpectabe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-13

ton Of the ladies' II you wish obtain ashonabe and de
s able furu 81 moderate prices. 10 bAkrAS corner OF
Canal and Wooster Streets and make selection from bis
arge stock
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uCuPB EXILE RAILROAD
Report Of live stock carried over the New York and
e rcad destined for New York, for the week ending
November IL
Sheep, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
dORH, " $50
SbiveU %. -
Horses /" MISREPRESENTATION. 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-13

CTIstadoro's Hair Dye and Wigs have no
equals for excellence Both for SALE and the dye privately
applied, at No. 6 Astor House.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-08-28
Later from Kansas.

81 LOUIS, Al- %
Reliable Intelligence from Kansas 10 the
10th. states that Lecompton has not been at
tackled BY Lanes party vet, although II Vas
hourly expected II Is said that the Abolition
ISIS number ? 600 strong IN the territory aud
that they are preparing - foFuty Lawrence
IN case retreat 10 any particular point De nee
ces>arv
Immediately after the attack on Col Titus
house in which shlrmlsh Titus was wounded
one man killed sud nineteen taken prisoners,
shannon went 10 the camp OF Tue Free Sac
men aud exchanged the prisoners taken az
Franklin for those taken al Titus house.
Iii reported that four companies OF I. :
Troops are near LecomPton. whose presence
il IS thought will deter further attacks by
Lane.
The Republican this morning publishes q
call signed by large number Of the most
Influential citizens OF this city, for a public
meeting TO be held at four clock TO MORROW.
10 take into consideration the present safe of
affairs III Kansas and TO express the opinion
OF the people Of St. Louis in connection there
with
Advces brought yesterday by the steamer
David Trabue. state that four hundred volua
teers from Jackson county, Missouri, went
into Kansas Thursday last.
Two hundred more have been raised IA
Lafayette county, and large force in Clay
county.
Lanes regiment is said to be fortifyng on
the Wakarusa.
Robinson. Brown. and other prisoners are
still in the custody of the [, 5. troops
One hundred and twenty recruits from
Carlisle Barracks arrived here yesterday, and
were Immediately forwarded to Fort Leaven-
worth. Also, seventy four from Jefferson
Barricks. Gen. Smith having made a requisi-
ton for all lispo>able force.
Orders have been issued to the command
ing officer at Fort Riley to have lis troops in
position.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-08-28

? or thc 3'a5aa1 4ae.
Dalton Township Frs13at ana Dayton
CIlh
Pursuant 20 adjauramnt of a previous
meeting the citizens Of Qlton township mel
a. Dalton, on the 10th Jy for the purpose
of organizing Frementand DAYTON Club
Joseph Rnntso was oAlle 70 the Chair. and
W LumpAin appointi Secretary.
The committee aPPoinld at previous meet
ing, TO draft rules an regulations for the
Ciub, reported the follSing. winch, on mo
ton. was received anl dopted.
WHEREAS. Tie Presidential cam paign be
lng now fully open. the candidates OF the
different parties beforehe people. ii becomes
necessary that We, As lembers of this com
monwealth. select theetrom. AS our candi
dates. for the office President and Vice
PRESIDENT, men, who epre>ent the prime pies
We hold on the gret national question of
FREEDOM OR SLAVERY, that is now
conNulsing this government. and use all hon
orable means within ur power to secure their
election. Therefore
ReSolred. That aHN c. FREMoRr an |
WH L. DAYTON are he champions of FEEE
SPEECH FREE Press AND FaEE TEKRIroRy.
and that We Will Civ. them our cordial sup
port through the cauaign, and through the
ballot box.
Rssolced. That 70 the more efficient sup
port of our .ndidaa> We unite and form
ourselves into Freaom ami Dayton Club,
under the following ales and regulations
1st. All persons inavor of keeping FREE
DOM NATIONAL,an and SLAVERY SEC
TlONAL, and who edorse the PAilaaelDhia
PlaJorm of the Republican party, may be
members of this Gu by acting with US.
Cd. The officers olthis Club shall consist
OF President. Vice resident and Secretary.
and shall be elected such time as the Club
may designate, TO sere during the campaign.
or during the will Of he Club.
Sd. 1t shall be the uty Of the President TO
Hreslde-"1. all line meeng,, cali meetings OF
the Club. when three Isnbers think II ueces-
sary 10 have one, and ischarEe such other
duties as usually devole upon his office.
4th The Vice Presarht shall discharge the
dutiss Of the presiden his absence.
5th. The Secretary sal keep an accurate
minute OF the proceehgs of the meetins.
receive communicatlonand conduct the cor
respondeAce Of the clul
The club then eIecfe officers as follows.
President-R W. Lnpkin.
Vice President-ElDiiman
Secretary DIR. J. Thrown.
There was then dnmittee appointed to
procure a flag which as Loisted on Friday
at 8 o'clock. A. NJ August 9TH, So and
dedicated TO Free Sptch, Free Press, Free
Territory. and Frem1t. The meeting was
addressed by Geo. " Julian, W. 7. Benton
am others.