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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-14

70 Bech Kur hArdt. Hsc heavy weather.
6chr Bigel0w tbr,. Whittier BERMUDA 10 Gays y
metal TO n Whittier; vessel 70 PeLnissDn Jones
rienced heavy weather.
schr Elizabeth Felter, Arnold. Charleston 8 day
cotton and rice 70 Scranton TalinAn. Ext erenced
NE and SE gales split sails, &c.
schr 7 ? Wagner smith, Charleston. days with Z
schr Rover, jackson, Wilmington NC. s day. with
stores. TO McCready, Mott Co l2h inst stt AN on
gat Jacob Connor native of Denmark. fell from the
mast head on Geek and was severaly injured
schr wsrth, O'Real Wilmington No, days.
schr WIN II Hazard LNcsn, Wilmington. days.
Schr Hummng Bird Morris, Wilmington.
Ecbr DR. John Htradley. Davis, FREDERICK.
ecbr Lejok, Lacev, Ellsworth Me-.
ecnr Castllsp Lord Ellsworth, Me.
Schr Drisso. Wass Columbia, Me.
Steamer Thos swami, Wileits, Baltimore IS hour
Steamer wesiernport Berry, Portland, 4s hours with
TO d Cromwell.
Etesmer Rrtstoi. Allen, Philadelphia
Steamer ehetueket, Geer, Norwich.
SAILED.
Steamships Arago Bavre; Alabama, Savannah. Ma
Charleston Roanoke, Norfolk 10. ships ssrdaiA Ls,
AuRufte OPrus) Rotterdam; banks Elk non.evids0
Orr Kingston. Ja Casilcs (Brem) Trinidad; Cfsc..
Orig Daniel Webster, Jacpsonvilie.
lso ship Liverpool Lordon
From Quarantine. bark Clara Williams, Havana.
Wind during the day, wsW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-14
Broohlyn CITY News.

CospAss FAcoNY Drrnoyrp NJ FRS.-About eleves
O'Clock yesterday forenoon IRE brose ont In shs cord
age marufAcsory Of James Dousher Brother In Sanford
street, rear Myrtle avenue One Of tho buildings Of
brick and another Frame adjoining Bo buildings were
stored WIN hemp SPIN material. ali Of which was
Destroyed with The engine four card machines and any
spndIea me upper portion OF the builduss IVES
occupied By Psler Dou gherty residence. The are
orgnated IRON the ovcrheaunG Of the shan Damage
500 oCO, upua which there Wa Insurance..
The damage 70 tAs chair manutacscsy a Partridge
Brother 20 tuhon Street, The night pyeveas, excseded
sl6scc upsa which there was an insurance q d, 0o In
warmers ssd Mechanic and arosher company Of Pbila
delpha rns Gre cwiginaAsd from accident.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-14
Opening Worth Street.

The Committee OF the Board OF Aldermen mes Ia Mr..
Valentines office, City Hall, ats P. on Thursday, Al
dernan Briggs Chairman The resolution lately passed
the Board Coupcmen for wider AND extension
OF Worth street. Tor merry Anthony street, from Hudson
Orange street. under confederation. II Is proposed
widen the street seny feet on the south side g.
n Striker the property hoders IN the visnny OF
the proposed change, urged the Com Atee 20 fpors 10
favor OF extending Worth street TO Cnaih m square, say
ing il is Improvement imperanyey demanded IN tnss
para OF the city would only isc conmsrcs
and beaut,ry the city, but would almo.t ealrsy
rmovs the oo'sc,ions character .or core. srv
desirable accomplishment He thought II thu com nntee
would only the resolution adopted os tn Board Of
in the amendment and The improvement would ba fdi'
dccofnpit While, the resolution as Il noe stands ~ss
adopted they would never be able to ges wosn street
long been suugglng 10 obtain this improvemeu, tney
tried early 49, 8 10 1917 passed both branches
Of the Common ccunc but vas vstoe1 by the Mayor IN
1887 II again passed by the Common Council signed
by the Mayor and commissioners appointed who vent
on and made their port many OF tn property hold
stopped they paying so o00 the expenses OF tue
commissioners. and the CITY resembling. the resolution
The matter renamed there till the present trial
The committee thought that the resouaou, IS
adopted by the Board Of C0upcmen, would cause great
Chatham rquaye would be still greater improvement
that Il would be most desirable sscompishment-ous
feared bss they attempt d 10 make the extension mo
entire matter woad be thrown overheard vas thus
With The extension Of Chambers Csoa Streets I'LL
frsily the bali way Of improving and extend
Ing them we're ADOPTED The committee sad II they In
uocuced the amendment the matter woslt nsve TO 70
back tee Bard Of Councilmeu and there wouid BE- but
little hope OF getting It passed this year II ndesd
would be entirely lost Mr. Striker urged thai ths
Courcnen would agree to tbs amendment. and dese ed
the committee 10 delay toe,r report Until he could
Connttee Streets OF the 8osrd OF Council nen
II that committee zhouii not BE- IN favor OF ne amend
ent then let the Aldermen pass the resolutions - they
The committee reesed heis desre 70 report
every subject before hem and gts their reports
adopted rejected 10 leave clear tdps fer she
ard; but finally concluded to delay their report
night Two.
The committees OF both Boards of the Common Council
very active sending In reports uprn every suhIsct
before Them ard ihe members generally are sisenuously
endeavorDs 70 dpsh I'll the work before taem SO ~ TO
leave the Boards Gle records.
TIE Adermanc Cornmi on an underground tee-
graph TO have met Toe,eay but owing probably
10 the rain, the ChsrmAn only was pr, sent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-14

ARRIVAL or TRooPs.-The schooner G. n. Knud.
son CAPTAIN Squire, arrived 10 New Orleans on the a
met fr Bvszos sact'axo, which port she ef, on tho
sb,h MI bringing Captain Pheps Light Battery company
B, Fourth artillery all compIete.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-14
COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

DARrNpR wArTKD.-A SMART, ACTIVE, INT
II sent Young man, Frerch preferred perfsctly ~
qrsrted with he broadway dry goods trsde. The bee
rsrces win be required honesty and oapabIly.
A. e. box 40x3 Post once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-14

TNrAw0yps.-THR TRADE N RrsprGrvUfI.
~ formed hat we ere continually manufacturing -
ON hsnd large ssoes diamond jew--y Of the le y
A sIse sssor meet u dauo- a. or hsnd. Satspr a.
theireda Diamonds hcurN Cor cash.
L. uAnN Nh 4 CD, tli Bgaelaa u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-14

dr. "a PER TON THIS wEKR-FOR THE
ID OU Peach Orchard and Jehigh coal rove,
vrate or furnace rses Call this week " you want
cheap. sell cheap and will buy.
N VI HOWELL, 81 IVES, Washington ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-14

PrYfrpg The INSPECTION Laws or vnsnuA
The eckr. Caroline Holmes, from Georgetown, D. O.,
fo York. onhe2d lnst refused ~ sov the Inspector 81
apdrato inspect her and sail The ipsp pro
cured tmcr, and overhauipe the schooner carried
her beck 70 Aersndrfs The captain was arrested and
held tuhail To an wer the onence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-14
ipsKsYIsEaENrs RlNRWED EVERY


rsah mILaTAfgx.
OOS FLINT MusKETs. WITH BAyONETs IN Z
JOO Of twenty, row lying In the United States
uarvAousr, ~. south william street LACEY pur'
from Der Bri'snric Msjesty's government, and AL
proved Samples 10 be seen ~ shove, ~ Messrs
Z JAtOHsEr's, O. Nassau street
VkNra IRVING MrsEFrEERs ATfENTIO
~ ps Of he above named compsay viii be hed .
oay neat, 18th Dec NJ ~ O'clock ~ Falkland Dus
colrer n Esst Broadway and Catherine s'ress BY o.
EDv'p sHtsplsy. ,. secy. kDw'D y HotLny.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-13

THAT JOINT DIscussloN.--Th random
shell of gas and impudcncc, which fell into
the p'ckc' works of the Buchanites, has reused
the whole camp: the fact is, the pickets com
prise the sum total of the cnemys forces:
there isn't any army behind This is all the
more apparent from the eagerness with which
the accomplished captain takes as personal to
himself the slightest reference to one of his
correspondents, and straightway gives relief
to his ''wundil frlinks'' in a full column and
half Don't take it so to heart old boy,
we (not editorial are, but IRE the r,coplc !
havn't the least idea Of prosecuting you. We
know your pretty good fellow, and. as a
captain without priyates isn't at all danger
Gus, we are perfectly willing to let you
splurgc. The joint discussion will he attend
cd to in due season and the Fillmore Club
will lie sure 10 let tie Democracy have any
resolutions which it may pass, within trc.,,y
days thereafter.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-13

THE Result IN KENrucKY.-The official
vote OF kentucky is published in the papers
OF that State. 1t shows of course, that the
Democratic party have ostcnsibly large pop
uihr majority i'll the aggregate vote of the
state. There are one Or two circumstances,
however which dctract very materially from
Tins result. For instance it appears that the
vote taken at the last August election falls
mellow The vote Of August 1855, by IL. lSS..-
In the 5th and | tn districts the candidates
were all Democrats. in the other districts
except the first, there We're American candi-
dates IN the field. There the American vote
was generally given for Bullock. In the !hird
there was no democratic candidate, but the
democratic vote was generally given for Judge
hcncheloc. five take Bullock S vote as the
american vote in the first district, and Ken
cheloe,S vote as the Democratic vote in the
third district, and throw the fifth and eleventh
out of the computation, we shall, find that the
net decrease of the American vote lin the clcy.
cnth dlSfllcts) AS compared with Morchcad's,
is lo.3S2; while the net decrease of the Dem.
ciat1c vote in tie same district. as compared
with Clarke's, is 1872. And thus il is
proved tnat while the Democrats polled nearly
all the votes they have, The Americans left
more than ten thousand unpollcd.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-13

FRGrTruL ACCIDENT At THE PHILADELPHIA
NAVY 1ARD.-About : o'clock ON Tuesday
afternoon, an accident occurred at the NAVY
lald, Phlad1 hia, which resulted in the
serious injury offivc Of the labourcrS engaged
at that place. There were about ninety men
at work at that hour at MINDLESS, in hoist
ing out the boilers from the United States
steamship Salanac. The boilers weigh from
20 to % tons, and an immense pair Of shears
were used for the purpose, which was held
together at the top by a massive chain about
seventy falhomS in length. They had raised
the boiler but a short distance when the chain
parted, and fell upon the crowd Of workman
engaged about the capstan, striking five of
them upon the head, and prostrating them mp,
on the ground Theiniu,cd men were picked
up and carried to Kanc,ly's drug store at
the corner Of Third and Federal street, where
their injniics received attention. After which
they were conveyed to thcir residence in diff
terent parts Of the city Their names are
James Doushcrty, Joseph Forrest and three
Others.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-13

CALIFORNIA FOR FILLMo RE-We lear
from the American Organ that an American
member of the United States Senate received
by the last steamer from Califo:nix lSllcttc
nom his brother in that State, Wild Dem
ocrat Of great political sagacity, and VIII,
writes as follows:
81 am very sorry to state that, from present
appearances, the American party will carry
!hr State this fall by an overwhelming ma
jority." -
Fremont has but one paper advocating his
election, while Fillmore has a large number
MIR. Brodcrick is reported to have said re-
Gently, on his return from the interior, that
buchanan s chances were gloomy"
The miners are said to be- almost unani-
nous for Fillmore.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-13
For The Cecil Wing.
Betting OH Elections.

During the last week large bets have been
offered by the Buchancers. A party who
robs the public Treasury of seventy five
millions of Dollars per annum can afford to
oilcr large bets. Whenever You sec man
Offering to bet that Fillmore will not ret any
electoral woes. or bets of similar character,
set 1t down that man is not betting his own
money, but is furnished with funds bv the
tllievinS scoundrcs who are daily stealing
thousands from the public Treasury in Wash
ington The friends of Mr.. Fillmore have no
money to bet On elections: they are the hon
est, working men of the land the men who
make their own money and have other uses
lor II besides betting on elections 1t is now
a clean contest between the villains who are
IN power, IN Washington, and the people
whose money they have stolen by millions.
ana winch they are now supplying to their
party throughout the country to manufacture
public opinion by offering the most extrava :
CANT bets. The manner of ciiccting this is
highly novel. y fellow, to whom has inst
been distributed aportion of the last remit
lance from Washington offers to bet that
Fillmore will not get a single electoral vote:
lilc Fillmore men, as before stated, have no
money, and the next day some ass Draws
around that the Fillmore men have no conf.
dcnce IN their candidate, because they refuse
TO bet. This argument might do for 'sgcntlc-
men OF the fancy" about the Gambling Table
or the llorsc-lace, but it cannot deceive plain
common sense people.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-13

TRAEN BrRNT.-.-1'hc barn of Mr.. Daniel
bratton near this town was burnt on Tues.
day night last. The loss is about 81 900,
$500 Of which is covered hv insurance IN the
Mutual Insurance office of Cecil county. The
lire broke out about four o'clock in the NOR
n'ns and was undoubtedly the work Of an
'hcchdiary. Suspicion at once rested ON a
man named Smith, who has been committed
to jail. MIR. Bratton had great difficulty in
saving line new house he is building ncal
where the barn stood.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-13
ELkTGX and CAMBRIDGE
MAIL AND PASSENGER LINE.

I'm and after the LIST Of July, 1896. til"
~ subscribers become the propictors Of
the EIl>t"n and Cambridge Line OF Mail and
Passenger Coaches.
The coaches leave Elkton, Daily, Sundays
cXscptcd,) and stop on their way down the
Shores ut tue following points:
CHESAPEAKE CITY, CHESTERTOWN,
WARWICK. ClIURCIi IIllL.
ND of SkSSAFRAS, CENTREVILLE,
GEO. r. 4 ROADS, WYE MILLS,
II HARMONY, EASTON,
URlENILL, CAMBRIDGE.
On their return the coaches arrive at Elk
ton at 10 O'Clock \. Nj, in time for passcn-
gers TO take til" cars Tor either city.
u They will also run Il daily branch line
from Middctown, Del, t" connect with the
main line at CheStertown going and return
ing The same day and reaching MiddIctowR
in time for the o'clock. morning train Of
cars. JOSEPH WELLS u co.
june Is 1856.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-13

AS we will have able correspondents
We recommend its extensive circulation
to the Fillmore and Donelson clubs of the
county, to councils, and to all persons
interested in the success of cur ticket in
Cecil. The price we name will not more
than pay us for paper, printing, directing
and mailing.
. See the advertisement ofthc mass
meeting at the Brick Meeting House.
1t will be Il meeting of thousands, and
most likely of tens of thousands. The
most ample preparations will be made for
the accommodation of great concoursc of
people. Hon. WINTER DAVIS told us he
intended to be there without fail. He
Is, we believe, one Of the most eloquent
OF the living orators Of this country, and
his presence alone will call thousands
there. Besides, look at the names of
she other speakers who are to be thee.
Have You heard from Maine 1t
strikes us that those persons who have
recommended to Marylanders and South
erncrs. generally, to vote for Mr.. Buchan-
an-not that he was as good man as Mr..
Fillmore, but because he was so much
stronger than the latter in the North
will soon have reason to conclude that
they rcckoncd without their host. Fill
more's friends arc confident of carrying
at least New York, Massachusetts and
New Jersey, i'll the North, but where
is hcNorthcrn State that Mr. buchanan
can carry! Echo answcrs, whore!
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-13
-Ihe WING has had to oct nlon

THE Wing has had to get alon Q
these several past weeks without help
from the pen Of the Editor. There have
not been wanting, however, other pens,
volunteers III the cause, that have, no
doubt, kept up its interest with its
readers. Health is slowly, but We think
surely, returning to us, and thereby en-
couraged, with hand itching for the quill,
this beautiful 10Th of September, we
take it up to string together few para
graphs, not knowing but they may appear
substantially in other columns, for we
have not seen what is prepared for this
weeks paper.
NO Campaign paper will be issued
fro m this Office this year. The County
Council, which met on Tuesday last, so
determined. We are not likely to be
able to do more than attend to TIE WniG,
and the campaigncr could not convcnient-
~ bcissucd without our superintendent
besides, it is generally conceded that
THE Vine is all The paper the American
Party needs here daring the present times
Until the Election it will be almost e.
tircly devoted to politics, and will thus
be Il campaign paper in the desirable
sense. So, to facilitate its campaign
circulation, we will send it from Satur-
day next up till the Saturday after the
Election, on the following terms:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-13

his own personal influence, passed it clear Of
incumbrance. Tie following is an extract
from his speech against the proyiso.
We have not reached that point where a
revolutionary rImedy sjusliiahle, and, there
E'rc' this amcndment is not proper; and it ie
childish III the extreme and cannot accom-
pliSh the purpose gentlemen here in view 1t
Is only tearing, worrying and futile. say
with all respect it is mere chld's play, feeble
and needless. 7 Gentlemen acquainted with the
facts have no hesitation il, sa, ing that but
for the prudent and firm course pursued by
Mr.. Davis the ELL would never have passed
the House Of Representatives.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-13

GREAT SALE or BREEDING Stock IN KEN
TrcKY.-R r.. Alexander, Esq, of Wood
ford county, Ky, said to be the most extern
sive breeder of fine stock in the Uuitcd States,
and who imported largely from England for
the purpose, had his second annual sale Oh
the Sd inst, when 90 bulls and l3 h,ifr,s
were Sold-the former for an aggregate of So
go, and the latter for So ,G65 -ayc1aging
S2Sl 81 each. In addition to the cattle, there
were 81 sheep sold, bucks and ewes, pure
bred Southlow,s and Cotswolds, which
brought SS5l an average of S27 &c. One of
the bulls brought SS05!
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-13

ABoLlTEoNIsTs FOR BUCHANAN.-f Sig
nyicd"t Coaliiion.-We learn from the Bali!
more American that there has been a larg,
accession Of Abolitionists, in New England
and elsewhere, to the cause of Mr.. Buchanan
VIM. Lloyd Garrison, Parker pllsbury, Wen.
dell Phillips these arc the jewels which tho
Democratic party is adding TO its treasures
and the Anli-Slavery Standard of Massa
chusetts, and the Anti-Slaycry Buglc, of Ohio
are now co workers with the Washington
Union, Richmond Enquirer, Cincinnati En-
qn'er and Mobile Register. Verify, til,
cause of Buchanan is looking IN.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-13
Road Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that application
L\wil! be made to the County Commission
ers OF Cecil county at their next meeting
attcl the 18th day Of October, 1856. for the
appointment of Road Examiners to view
and determine whether the public conven-
lnnce demands the opening of n new road. or
the altering and repairing of the present road
leading irom the Charlcstown aud Perryvillo
Road to the Road from Charlcstown to
JtnhrSS, MIL, commencing ut point west
Of john Firms and passing through or adj
joining the lands Of j. 4 G.. 7. Whitaker.
John Finn, Hugh b. Gibson and W. W.
Black, t" the said Charestown and Jcnncss'
NH Road, near the corner of Black 5
Meadow. TScpt INV
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-13

PARTICULARLY TRrE.-In taking his seal
as Chairman of the Niagara Falls American
meeting, Gen. Whitney said: "Gcntlcmcn
u am an old man, can do and say but
little, but that little shall be for the right. We
have three candidates for President. When
one Of them was opposing the war of 1872, !
was among the volunteer defenders of this
frontier; when another Of them was tried and
found guilty of mutiny, was loyal to the
Constitution and laws Of my country. 1t il
needles, to add that 20 for the other candl-
late Nllllald Fillmore
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-13
The wings OF MARYLAND.

An article printed originally in the Cecil
Democrat containing list of names of gentle
men who were formerly influential members
of the Old Wing pary-bu who it is allcd.c,l
mean now to support Mr.. Buchanan has been
copied extensively i'll different parts of the
country. In reference to some of those gen
tlcmcn who live in the adjourning county Of
Kent denial of that article is not necessary
here where the facts are known, but as per-
sous at distance have not our means of in
formation, and the distinguished positions
occupied ny these gentlemen may deceive the
public mind in other parts of the country
as to the course which Maryland Wings will
take, it seems proper thus publicly to correct
this Jnisc statement. Among the pamcs pub
llSll,d in this list, are those DILLON. j. b.
Eclcston, Judge of the Court of Appcals
Hon. +. +. Chambers late Judge Of this Judi
cial Circuit, Col. Joseph Wicks, late States
Attorney and Senator pearcc, all of whom re-
side in Chcstertown, Kent county. In refer
cnce to these gentlemen, the Kent Ncws, of
Saturday last, paper Published i'll the very
town where they reside, says
NO on having proper regard for justice and
propricty. will resort to such liberties and arif-
ces I" strengthen party. We thought we had
denied, rs explicitly, n proper respect for gen
ilcincn rcsidin. here justified, the allegation that
they would vote for Mr.. Buchanan but as none
are 50 blind rs those who will not sec,r We must
beg pardon Of those gentlemen for declaring for
the benefit Of the Cecil editor, that all tIose
named as residing here will vote for Mr. Fillmore
for the Presidency, (cXccpt Mr.. Pcaroc),i Will
that satisfy the editor will he disbclic,c it and
continue the list
Judge Chambers is one of The Delegates 10
the National Wing Convention, and this an
nouncenent Ivy paper, published at there's
dchce Of those gentlemen, may be considered
a. by authority. The Wing PARTY III Mary
land will vote in body for Mr.. Eilmorc, and
lie will carry the state by five thousand ma
JoIlty.
=, -
fol 1t Governor y,
Jackson ltm"'lat 81.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-13
STEAMBOAT NOTICE.

TfrE Steamboats, PORT
a @S IN SsDErOSFr and GIrSEY
H.::;s1;:;:;.s T.. jrun regularly between
'ssss''2-;--.-e=azSs Port Deposit and IIavrc
DO Grace connecting with the cars for the
,iti ..
Leave Port Deposit 1T o'clock A. NJ,
and > oclk and j O'Clock Z. NJ.
Lrnve IIlvrc de Grace at 1920 O'Clock
a. NJ. and - ami s, O'Clock p. II.
G-JBcll's Ferry also regularly attended
to. July %, lS5t-ti.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-13
NOTICE.,

A LII persons are hereby cautioned not to
IA purchase or in any way negotiate for. u
note drawn by me in favor Of Ferdinand
Weaver. dated in July last, and drawn on
demand for one hundred and seventy six
dollars, upon which about scventy-one dol
lars are paid, us have never received value
for said note. FRANCIS IL. FOSTER.
North East, Sept 18th, 1S56-3t.