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M'MAsTEH'e eEcoNp MANIPFgro.
Charge OF Fos sgtry-A Wei Know A. ChNrx~tsR

From the Chs. anal CoDnefcia' Oct ~
On Aoa1sy last a couple Of po'ce ohoers, JoAG
Graham. OF AslLmore, and CHRISTOPHER Hogsn az Nee
YORK, arrived ihe csy with reorsniJn fo. Andrew
Finolay. who u vii be remembered mixcf Up =
considerable ex,nt with the Martha wnsh.rgton AnaP
Tie cause OF BIS arrest r. toliuws-
On the 5.h o. May last per-cn ente, "a the Bank q
hsny ana Presented check tor p Geo purlo ting -
pf traUa BY large grocery establishment N thai cS
lhe check ev,dentl, genuine thnt u AZ ooce
csshsd b-i the IN reoevug the money oh ecteA -
the small amount Q, tue notes pad him rema KING tha1
'hry made too large roll tpon beng informed thnA
hey had mono O, larger der eminaton, nc remarked
hai be bad check UPON thn anA o. the Capital for ~ 0oo
ard II they would endorse the chock upon their estabn
mcDt he would r,:urn them the noies ana ret oseh
checks cas- bed Of the Ast ramed bank This being dcos
ne oos Ds leave. and calling uron the Bank 81 ths Csg
tai received bank bs Tor t,e cheeks ia all ~ 100 sne
las, re7yesen'ng . Shoiesalc seetfofe 10 Ancny -
perfect foygeres that they not o.coverS1
nc such rnt tho Gysi o. The following morth, sol
,hep Il ascerfaincd that the backs hal bee0 -
stnced from the check books OF the tgo estapshm s
and thai tbeJ bore the regular and correct pumbegs.
me ais' was .nvolvet n mystery ard Just was g.
tuey throsD o. the scent unt short time stuco oncsv
Graham obtained ds srrytoa OF the Of person soe
had called at the banks apd from wasi be then cayneA
coupled with other cir, anstances, be .ndr I'D -
pitch upon Andrew FndlAy "a the nan n copsequeass
ofwbich, IN conjunction with the New lcrx Officer ho
obtained the equs,n for the susre ssd party, VIE.
howevcr, declares innocence. aad states hat he CO
Prove he was not Albany At the tme specified.
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The Cruise Of n SLAYER.

ltYnm the fhflGuclpnk ltuGtfs ttt 20
The trial Of Bap,i..a siabe tho parties charged
With owni1g and citing oui the schooner y A. Cc,s, -
"a. port, 'or the Save trade nos II proxre0 n ~
s no; yct ouncluded. witness, Sho wa csbn boy -
The voyage from Baltimore &c the slave coat o. ArcA
sud back 70 Sapua a Grand. Cnba With cargo of So
slaves save an interesting account o. the Eoya, yess-
DAY no ,cs,soei, through Al n'crIre'er, lAr' 'ss
ne xtn, ou, last fccenber, IN the scboozcr Csts
from baltimore; Captain Baker went soog the
vessel went Rom here 10 the coas, OF Africa, woa
frpt 10 Cabipdo: they were two months going 70
Cabipdo: passenger named I'rummond lei. tho vss-
eel there; the vesse4 STOPPED there one day tha
yosso ihon cru,ed OF one month and then vsss
~ and IL O'Clock IN the day tine; they aachortd In thc
river and waited for people from tue brr Icphr 70 vnA
them. An oer on board The schooner and askse
Tor al tie Papers on the vessel: toe ocer tried
What Gu board o. her Antonio Silva, the mase.
alscd the American eoor, and sald that ihey 80 ss
efcor n uch A3uor rs be coCL drins be got drunk
and vert eshore Ths, = the nsua treatment to rcsvs
coast Ievls rcpt azd anchored Captain isbrsdsAa
and two went ashore, and the captain an came
sipoo. They d,seharsed cargo, anu the negroes ~.
san to como On board 10 ten sad Twelve, AL iss-0-
by tho DecS, N boats. SON. three brnorcc Asa
hrIgsng then ca The negroes all ou board by
oshi or pne occck n the day tine Tue vesse iay ose
mites nom shore. They andcd from the ye~ssa
noshrg except wh,s>ey and lumber. Th,y sailed iron
pevs Point shout ococs that day, the We sc vesS
% seeua "a GraDdc. Cuba tlev vere teir'y Eve DAY. N
masn the voyage About thirty Gte OF the aogrots dea
The PASSAGE The rasseaecrs VINO got out at CabsAe
g, me Cuba With them. The negroes sero rut Gown
the hold deck lad the water casks, and led
IN beans tread and rice when ihev put n.rre<s
otore al Caba they went " the daytime, landed thu
negroes alter oclocs and came oct at night NJ
men discharged a. or landing the negroes a Gu
Only eight fncn were on boerd when they came o.
rom Cuba BABE Silva, vltnes and I've men. CAP
tom labradada Antonio, Foliens, \ passenger namea
Iipoold prummopd. Trank Iabradada, ta cousin ~
the eap,aD) and be cook sot out at Cuba. Four meu
discharged IN tbs Che srcake before tie vessel vne
an ~esse IA fhkrg
Antoine witne-ses and two others on The vessca
shen Shc wa runk. about o'clock nj ngtt Ibe holos
bored in her IN the hayShc was run Ashore. he
plugs On out and she lei 60 Nothing "a ishen
toin the voese before she sunk. WtDe shipped iov
Madeira wishing 70 get 70 b own home At dsdiz spatn
Bcforc they len the cl. alter he va eunk three
pilot came aboard the next morning Tho mate Antoaiu
lya lett ncy roin the day they got there the ctners
vent Up 10 Washington n steamer iaree oay, avev
wncs. then came " nal,more and went on that even
ius The ohrnn0rnecr board Iabradada took ashoFe
With him at sazus 10 GraDde, Cuba.
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Between ten and eleven O'Clock last night arc rokc
cut in tho basomcu, of old frame building situated At
No h7 Beekran street. Tho hrcmcn oxtnsuis he'd
the Games The premises were occupied by number n
poer Iamiles One side Of tho building already out
caused by tho tearing down OF the adjoining building
Tho Gre epaied amongst loi OF old rags. portion
Of the premises occupied Edward Neville dealer N
rage AZ near ono O'Clock, anoth r alarm occufrcd by
Ore break NC om again In the samc building. ~s soon
urtu INIT
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supreme Court.
rHr ALL EeEp FRAups or THE Eorr
r,xforc Hen .Tuduc nayics.

Before Hon Judge Davies.
TIE Northern Rdirtdd cf France - cupsfseT, Greld,
r,ile gassb ard o1icys The motion 10 discharge the
Innate defendant MdIo nadub, from arrest, was post
uon.d for two weeks the request oftbe counsel Of the
french government The United States ps,rc, Attorney
,xx NcEeon, az Recorder Tlou sud ar. Morroueh 40
c.s,ed sov palnis srd Messrs Richard Bas.ced, Zen
sry cabfath and john fownsnand Tor the aofendsn,s
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Nrgpo INsr1IEcrIoS IN ARKaSsAs-we learn
N, the Memphis rere's that rcre g,ost excite msas
N pon county Arkansas. account OF ihe scoveSy
" not among the negroes 10 rise In rebellion she
18TH this month. Fortunately The plot dscovereA
the vho anrals o insurrccton he p,ot very
,ensive and the negroes who were taken 70 aud msAD
10 confess. Implicated others twenty miles of. Some ~
The perrocs say the rising 10 take place the dag
tho Presidential election The all beirg from ho1s
On that day. The plot was 10 murder u women aAa
children lrst and then attack the unarDcd n the
polls. Several white have been implicated. and
rled to leave the county IN given time be hung.
The letter ssies that the Colorado the excitement
intense and that several negroes have been hung 1he
plot sesms 70 have been very extensive reaching - ~
as Texas.
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PLAS TO RsNypy GREAT RAILR0Ap Irc0Nvn-
rrs~cr The ectov Of the salem nsers sludes - she
inconvenience 70 which passengers exposed on axvv-
ing station, by portion OF the passengers ssee@rs
ing 10 get out while obers trying W iorcs the1 vsY
in st the same DOOR. He suggests that good rcN~av
Tor this great evil ~ocld be the establishing Of rule tho
p.,fcpgers should estcy The rcsr q We car aua 20 %
ky tho pshsr door
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operate general incentive 70 and harmony and
II Pennsylvania be lost to the oppos acn on the 4sh
November the record forever attest the gen
eral imbeciiiy and corruption OF It's people ana p,a
Clans
ADDRESS OF THE PREsIDENT OF THE UNION STATE
CONVENTION OF PENNSYLVANIA
Al convenupn o. uelskateA the several
elements Of oppo to he Cocnnau patf rm and It's
nomnee, James Buchanan held at Harrisburg, Tues
day, the 2lst inst was unanimously agreed 1,
mend the uaioa electoral cse., made by the Executiv
Committees OF the American and repubican parties
the co ooddence and Of people
AS the bert and most metnod Of saving Sat
from casting s vote 10 favor OF the shan democracy.
The basis upon which the electoral ticket tcrmsd
just ana equiiab and ubes every cavry
his preferences and principles whilst ecaci,asly pro
Vee against the evs ina, would Inevitably grow out
conAnutd atloD between ,he frienss Of Mr. Fll
more and Mir. Fremont. fine electors pledged
their votes precisely In proportion the popular vo
gwen Tor n Respective candidates. as will bs from
the foil wing reso'u'ion OF the convention, u witt
Resolved That the electoral ticke, nominated
for by necessity arned no denial in utter de
Is iss sa an
1t art pledge our selves to procure Us election
This arrangement il fair and lber one and gives 70
the friends Of the respective Presidential canditases
every opportun, Of securing majority OF the eleoral
college, and oil giving expression to the actual sentsns
Of the people Whilst each party cesin OF its due pro
porioa OF the ticket their combined strength wilt be di
rectcr aeanst common foe, who must fa before tnem
stimulated az they will be bv a generous rivalry, TO
redoubled exertions. The necess.t, ,r she formation
of an electoral ticket, upon the hiss adopted IL
undepabe, and admits OF qualification without
union our discovered forces cessarly be defeated
out, thus united and consolidated the strength Of
party VIII aid and make effective that OF the other
sod pro- uce by their Joint lsbors triumph that osher
Sse would be utterly hopeess Therefore VINO
SINGER, y hostile the dangerous ruinous projects
OF the mh named democracy. VITO " honest In ns do
sire TO pr vent the extension o into free territory
and 10 restore the policy OF the fathers Of the rapaoc
ought TO hesitate on heartily advocating and supporting
the union electoral u,se because leaves aim psreoty
tree to labor for the success OF his candidate and
priocipes without concession or conprc mise He need
AK no avors or give them and may rest Ia the
assurance that every vote depost for his Candidate
he farly fully and honestly represented
we. therefore earnestly call upon all TO hopefully
tain the union ticket. and by its ;rura ,Lan elocuon
rescue eur Sae and country from the that iags
iuroinently over them and hre ward OF the mites
which must follow victory ACHE red by our opp,oens
G TODD
President Union State Convention.
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THE TRIBUNE Qa.e Whig) ALMANAC for
l. 1855.
FIFTEENTH EDITION.
FH IFENIU EUI III
puhli.had Thf. Dsv


Published This Day. 800
II addition 70 iheusua Calender pages and a.
culaiion., this work contains: - -,
CLASSIFIED LISTS OF The MEMBERS OF THE SEN
NATL AND HOUSE OF IEPRESENTATis Is
GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES, EAECu-
TIVE AND JUDICIAL 1905, -,
TIE LAWS ENACTED By THE SECOND SESSION W
TIE ANXlIID CONGRESS-
STATE COY EkSSENTS-A List Of the statea VIII .nrlI
Capitals Governor, Times Of Holding Elections Meetings
Of l. si.lAtur.s. &c. .~.
THE roPuLAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT BY STATES
for ls4. rs and 80 - -,
ELE. lion RETURNS FROM ALL The STATES IN
fully compiled aud compared with former eiecto1s eA
pre,siy hr TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC. =, -.
THE AR ~ THE EAST-A Critical add Hsto!icI he'ls"
u III Nrr between Russis toe Ales
HISTORY OF KANSAS TERRIrORY-Beirs succne'
aid caefry T1eps.d Statement embracing he ehass.s
LeE. OF nd Ic:.iuE dniuss N that Terr'oy seHstry
GOV ERNAEhTS Or EUROPE-Inel atinE Names ADi ~
II scser-isIs. Names Sfat.s Forms Il Go'eraneI
saulIe Mica Population Religion. Nc -
AMERICAS HISTORY IL BRIEF-impT rt2lt fssts n ne
sett!etr M aii Progress Of To. Uniad Stars IT.,
PG-ts
An ARTICLE showing the different Modes Of Wsishs sn1
heHures IN Use Ia the various Countries oi Europe N'
An-ricA -.
WHAT shALL WE EAT,-rai.. 500 wing ,be Prices Of re
chief s'toles o Food in Newi ork Oepber l5o ana A'
Irnp riigi Il nutritious matter N each Hlsls
slAGLE COlIES l.. cel's, FL PIT dozen - pf ~
Posiase On tie ALMANAC, cent each P,eP@i, OF CHS
each when PREPAID am
BIHs5y srs: AZ u-le r back .un oI' ?, iI.
1850. 1882 md 1888.
GREELEY McELRAIH
T--b,Ne OIL ses- fork.
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Now Rea
4 MERICA FREE-OR AMERICA SLAVE
IA AN ADDRESS ON THE STATE or TIE COUNTRY,
BY John Jay, At Bedford, "eebe'ter County
N.w.ioTk Oct g. lao. 49,
Let be remembered thai the rights for which we
have commended are the rights Of human nature
fAddress OF the first ConsTess
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N Tale by the Auhoress If The Head Of the Family
John HALIFAX Gentleman" &c.
GARRETT Co, No IS Annst
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pEPU BLlCANS-There are 4 few nuhIlS5
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they VII Do a. much good a. djIen sP~~cn's - -
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james Buchanan Doctrines and
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his Speech repouncine his own ideDd. % p "
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ter In Li, favor and Hon. A. g.
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Grand Republican Mass Meeting.-TdE fhE,
MOI sra DAYTON CENTRAL CLUB Of the City ind
Copny Of New YORK invite their fellow czens-especsy
sncs and wokgnento rally Al the Academy Of Music
on FRIDAY Oct. 81, a ~ p. IN. HIRAM BERDAN, esq.,
he nnent mechani with other distinguished speakers be
n, tomorrow will discuss the in,erests of Free Labor
To Gce Club Band and the Republican Artillery will be
1I,,ept Other Fremont organa cordially Invited 70
,a6r.rafe Seat, reserved for ladies ,. ,
j. II. HOBART WARD, VIM H. BRo"Nh' ffes''
sNlIH TUTTLE. Secretaries
I,o II BUgLysoy
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YoRg, Oct. ~, 1870
To Messrs w ED~cyDs H. 0sssELL ana sIs and
,son interest az country from the extension OF osEey
demand Of the Christian patriot whatever OF re- go
,e in nriyse or IN ubc stay the progress OF th gsh
tic evil 5000 - r. .,x. al Ill co,t,ilp,e .o
fellow citizens their Adherence OF
III treat inauity their determination TO suppress ~
accede somewhat unusual request ana
iii espor1n to your call upon Thursday evening next
WI" GEO. Is. CHEEVER,
JOS. r. THOMPSON.
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TO Uhom II map Concern.

A GENTLEMAN, not over middle age, with
~ b.nisL.d character. wishes To CORRESPOND with .
LADY "a, pus..ssDs intelligence, loysliness
hesuty ard mo1e1 fortune Address in the trus,
Gd.ror, n W, Boston Mass
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KAN AS;
ITS INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR LIFE.
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Social Life, Climate, Soil Productions, Scenery &c
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Mrs Robinson the talented and hghpn:ed wife OF Gov
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6perial NoIites.

forresp~udcnrr,-NEw YORK Oct. n. lS5S-The Rev
aSoIer X CuEEvER %. D.. the Rev. JosEPH r. THOsPsos
D. D-srt The u'drsiyred being desI1ns thai the moral
and rs, tIcts Of he question Of the Extension of ssv
CIV IN tb. Uned may presented ADD the 'rmnay
OF fully asued before the public respectfully re-
oues va audience thOs- topics az tb. Aany
Of Mac IN this " and UOud sugse he evening Of THURS
DAY seth hsf al u o'clDck Il suitable time.
We ar, respectfully kci .. >-<,--c
J. EDMONDS. WIN. CURTIS NDfts,
n n UKINstLL. JOSEPH HOXIE,
ERASK TI'TUJLL, X H. McCUKDY,
HENRY j. RAYMOND, 5. DRAPER
H. d. ALDRICH WIN. NJ kNAtlS5
n HITLER THOMAS DENNY,
FgID w KING HIRAM BARNEY,
ETXTFR FkIEBANK JAMES HUMPHREY,
r. r. MANNIERE EDWIN WEST, ND!
n " BLAKFNAH NJ D. JAMES w HALSTEAD,
LEWIS HALLOCK, VI. D., ISRAEL MINOR ,,
HORACF GREELEY RICH r. Halls rEAD MD,
CuAELES a. DANA, II. A. RlChAkDSoS'
W. {. BRYANT, VIM u WISIt
w II. SMITH, j. F. WHiffLh
GEORGE CLIFFORD
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4 FEW desirable ROOMS, with igll ~ pat Al
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r - "a so Mi. from, first hands hsvins relieved The
uuhe, Of some cumbersome '.os sn OLE Of on sbs
ST a $40 n and 100 bbs do. at : o. = Sio No.
e.iuud Tie medium and h1s qgAilseI, 80 bei a. - ;S9
80 IS p 80 b. The side for TO- low grades ana o U'
eGlSn me ,-ics. AZ hru Al $ for wasau-ou
AZ mir Inn and Ihck southern 10 ~ 81. ,rd
ausrd AID hug small tots 70 ;he rade a. 81 S'i anu
tIfs-Fugisb Luseed continues in se'ive dep.nd, pls
s 10 The small stock here and on the way IN hst hAGs n
,r,n,sc,ons been less extensive sA Ahu W.
NO further sale, 10 arrive Amercsn !, 70 9oa % AZ
,r.p..cous limited owing 10 th- sna 100 "a nc i
~ usk.rs. sales OF oO gallons mostly a. % S1s
' 20 mouths. Crude Sp-rm - held a. re EAs. a.
- - ,r,hout radus business MANUFACTURED $ ina,
.s5 a = ~ r Bached Winter Lard Oh !. in small supply
A. truly bid ga - iIn AN ~, re, ~ ,. Il
so - s5d 81 oI quarts and - 20 - SO tx
fPROXiSIONs-Our Pork mArket Is yerJ 'r.e1 ana an
s,td and Il = cNceedu sy fcuit 20 give ,'i''e Pu'A
hs tie sales So bbl' At - Tor Mess a-l : Si
,IT kiuds are cu,irry nominal Bet uIny geld a.d
- 80 pm. - Cou- ~ Mess aud $50 r II Tor
Rrarke Ms In Prime Mes Beet ano Beef n4I, no'qas
~ 80 Recon - quiet. sale OF - hhds Nesern clear
sd icc Cut Meas heavy sale. Of Shoulders IN AL
sic l.5d dull AID ae S ' and rs se1. good ss 5
R,,1 in good demand and "a steady II loe - ioI Ono
80 s 24 tor state. Ch'ese Is "a good rrdast a. ga w.
Frss ar bsk demand Al lSe Tor western ana ~ 10Y SAe
re quiet but rm .es OF 80 tee a' d'c-'he latter
On HG.Rs|Theie continued. very blOyan feeling and the
nd fTeely tue a4'A'N t'-N'f
~. H. s.k hr in IS ;a4c the sales ncuie l5%l
hhds mostly Cuba, Il base 'uc4u1ins 'o" iO''' NV
a,c ..o t.yy boxes az ful prices. -..-- s.L.-
skINs-Gost in good demand ana We noioe %
sales Of ccd 40 n. Mexican a. +9c cash Deer az %
ouir,d for ana the stock OF al kinds i small We noce
sales Of 4OOG b. Foriaa 81 BE cash, wheh Is te1u9'u
notice rther sales Of 50 bags Pepper At 9lc'
5ot mas Cassia $50 and IS BALI Cloves 81 re. s
-. 100 N south sea 5c. cssh On the spot ana a.
Nv Bettdrd SCOO Northwest Coast md 10 ocho''A
or terms usce public. . ~, -, -.
nI-. and Prison az 96l Qolc.