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On the commencement of the Rartan and Della
ware Bay Railroad, very serious riot occurred be-
tween party of Americans and Irish, and many
persons were seriously injured.
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Select Summer Clothing
ALL SHAPES AND SIZES CAN BEpFITIED.
MORE FRESH GOODS BY THE BLACK WARRIOR.
Clerks Speaking French and Spanish Languages
M All .ER ED MIINR OLE 4; Co.

ALFRED MUNROE 81 90,
81 Magazine street, corner Of GraVier,
Would call attention to their present assortment Of
Fashionable Clothing for Gentlemen.
among whichmay be found the following;
Single Mild Cashmere FIR oCKs AND PANTALOoNs.
Drap DEe FRoCK and SAC COATS.
Very superb Fancy Linen Drill COATS.
Barpour, Alpaca and Merino COATS.
Check Linen, Brown Linen, and Fancy Linen COATS.
Fancy Linen Drill PANTAIOONS 200 different patterns.
French Drap D,Etc PANTALOONS. II
White Marseilles VESTS. 49, .'aUl.......
Very rich assortment Of Fancy Marseiles VESTS.
Rich Fancy silk and Satin VESTS.
Bornbazine, Barpour and Alpaca VESTS. g.I ....
Gauze Nerno UNDERSTANDS, whole and half sleeves.
Gauze Cotton H..
I1se Thread 81
Half Hose Gloves Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Cravats
Very large assortment Of Linen and Muslin SHIRTS.
BoES, CZOzREZgVGss
Our assortment of BOYS CLOTHING is very complete,
bracng all above styles mentioned for gentlemen Parents
guardians invited to Gull and purchase welmade cloth
ing for the boys under their charge. f
full Of all articles manufactured by the Union
India Rubber Company. l.l~'-.- Il
One Price for Goods--No Deviation.
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R00ts, Shoes G1sG DrOgases.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from ship Norfolk and store general
ment of BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANs, HATS, CAPS ETC.
Plantations supplied with prime DITCHING BOOTS RUSSET
BOOTS, BROGANS, WOOL MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS, at the lowest market
prices by
FROST & CO.,
jy1s2p&w 10 Magazine street.
HATS, GAPS. etc.,
AT WHOLESALE
We constantly receiving general Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama, Leghorn, Straw, Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST & CO.,
jyls 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
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JEREE.RY AND FAKcy GooDs Ar Cosby refer
eaes b q ii ano Tier column it will be seen that
The eafe sock Of jeWeIsS Eaney goods in No. S.
Camp seat. Offered wholesae and retail cost until
te June when tie balance IF the stock then on hand viii
b s0ld at public auction.
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Shirts sRNNege to Measure.

Mandatory, 106 Grand street, New York,
near Broadway F. .,-1 .t..5.E
Orders taken for FINE LINEN and COTTON SHIRTS, with
French or Plain Wrist, Byron or Standing Collars.
.-' LEIGHTON & BARBOT, 1000
my26 2p6t Corner St. Charles and Canal streets
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The Journal des De6ats says that the advantages
Of the new metal, aluminium, are now positive and
ineortrogertible. Even at present, supposing that
tile metal costs four timesas much silver, it is not
in fact, dearer; for pound Of aluminium contains
fotr times the bulk Of d pound Of silver and four
times as many articles nhe made out Of it. the
anticipated aeilties Of be realized sooner
o. later even no farther than 10 bring down the cost
Of aluminium to three times thatof copper pound per
pound, II Yond really be no dearer than copper, be
eaaae pound Of aluminium will be thrice the bulk of
The same q copper rendering it entirely prac-
ticable to make out Of the same weight Of the new
metal three times the number Of culinary vessels
from copper. u
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The London Times was established in 1885 by John
Walter, and on his death, in 1888, Inherited by his son
John, Of present member Of Parliament, The es,
establishment i valued at ESQ 900 sterling or 1885,
900 Its edtorin-chief receives an annual salary Of
5000 and it's Paris correspondent $4,000 francs
per &nnnIn.
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.FtIterfaeg Stones 2
George Hs U"SaeGeae,
HOs.. Samuel .Esesyaeogas.

oFFlcE-No lis GRAVIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS, scALpHEAp, WHITE SWELLING SORES and
eAVA"' -" sSeiS ueacnphon ja3l 2ply
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BREApsruFFs IN SWEDEN. THE Minister resident
Of The United States at Stockholm, Sweden, under
dateof 18th altmo, informs the department Of the
interior that the term Of the Swedish decree, per
uniting the importation into Sweden of breadstnfs
and other articles of food until the slst instant, has
been extended BY special decree nntl the LIST Of
January sIssT As sf
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the Massachusetts Legislature Wednesday the 2lst
instant Wy @
MT, Hale, of Boston, moved to substitute for the
majority report in favor Of retaining the law the
minority report for Its repeal, This motion was
carried by 100 yeas to 5l1s nays, many members
lodging tile vote. 5s
The majority was composed Of straight Wings and
Democrats and a5portion of the Americans. AT the
adjournment To dinner, . motion was pending, made
#by d Freessol member, to indefinitely postpone the
whole matter. 2-5.e
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Mn ssoUTE Pafss BLocK AIDED 1T was sre-
ported iaas Iii ht tas ibid Pass was block
ssdsSt b,i BssSiss ssssels, and conseq the
steamer Blaek Warrior had to return. This runnor
yyas no5 dation. Three vessels one Of
them Bsitial, ssFe rottad there. and the Black
Warrior escaped through Pass 4 a outre.
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NJ A r. ID
On Tuesday, 9th May, at St Paul's Church. by the Rev
Charles Goodrich, CHARLES II. WALDO, Esd Miss Is
BEL f. WALTON, youngest daughter OF Mark Walton
fill of this city. tny29 1t
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THU RsD Az MORNING G, MA 4 s5 b

THE official proceeding Board Of 49,
Instant of Tuesday Inst ~ found On
the fourth pa Y
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1S The officers of the WV aecepi
oIifs afssalks for Il late paper
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PELICAN THEATER.- There is q strong bill at this
fayorite place Of amusement tonight. Poor Pilli-
coddy Swiss Gotta Y and Omnibus are
the peces selected for performance. Miss Marian
Mccarthy appears as sassah Blunt in the first, and
seste Gessteif III the second As both these pieces
contain many desergedly popular songs the lovers Of
fine singing should not fail to be present. Ell
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I'll Gard.

~ oil UN9.Is ----- ---=.-- n
NEW ORLEANS. May sth 1856.
Be Unknown to all whom it may concern, that the Govern
men of Nicaragua recognizes agent in the United States
except Padre WILL Minister Washington, and Col r. F.
ancosos in this city Capt j. W. Wilkins has been acting
agent during the absence Col Mancosos who
and resumed the duties of his Office And further be known
that parties have recently borrowed money the credit said
Ncaraguan government, without any authority. my9 Up
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Oil INKS IssrlgUrE FOR YouNa LADIES We
are indebted ID The gent Principal Of the
above for invitations TO at
tend semi annual which takes place
This afternoon III 5reenville, near Calrollton. The
scholastic egamnatio ion commences at O'clock P.
anda be allowed musical hibition.
Wehave great III cepting the Invitation,
and promise ourselves still from being present,
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COMPTROLLER:
THOMAS THEiARD.
R E OR D f R S.
AID EiR NJ E NJ.

I51 ALDERMEN. l7I-- r
FIRST DISTRICT L. H. Place. II. MI. Summers,
TIT A. Landry.
s,,,,,c,,, ,,,,,r x Augustus Montgomery.
ef'ooNp Di' - Adolphe Dupre.
-, :, So 2P. S. WALTZ,
1hAHD 49, ioA $3.50 ~. ". Gourdaln. .
.,,,u,r r 80 BENZ. s. Harrison. 81.
fooHAn oi 49,. I'll. II. Vemnarti. no.. ".'
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A1rttiOtr SNIRs.

RoCERIEs-PRovIsIoNs- oRs-WlNEs. S-
By II. b. SYKES, Auctoneer'
T,IIIs DAY, at 10 o'clock, Svlll be sold at i'iS
1s5 sss FL H'fs sss
g ssfss sSH; 20
5ss Ss SSs. sSSS @
INDIA BAGGING--INDIA BAGGING.
%!B BY r. B. SYKES, Auctioneer. s, -sSzt..=
s sa sssh ss,s waS & a &
account Of y II Sas, may nae e9 Bssrng damaged
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARr
by j. EUGENE ToGESE. 4 A y sass .,.v
al Rt NJ sst i Rs;n a. ass 70
comprising Bedssd Sofas Chairs sideboaras ;s &C.
Nas- Terms--Casl - -------t NY ..
MISUNDERSTANDING. f.. :
Removed for ecqysnisnes Of sale BY D. l.. shearer
@sy stis It se Old Auction
An hsi o 1T t5fs III +
secondhand Furniture comprising Mahogany md Walnut Bed
f bn 4Ass s pn sss
ES fsn, ssses GSo soss
TERMds-c.s,, - my2a-
CASH SALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT AT OCEAN
Bys vrd ssFfsS Auetoneer
TT'tIURSDAY, 2gth May, 1855, ut IL o'clock
A GERTAIN TRACT Of LAND, in he town of Ocean
Springs State of Mississippi measuring three superficial acres
ee ed 0 nna east y % Res a MD d 5
by Mr.W. Martin; together with small frame house,
entirely new, back buildings etc. myN
UNREsERvED SALE ON LONG TERMS FOR NOTES
without endorsers of very eligible Building Lots in subfe
Treme at short distance from Canal Carondeet
BY N. yIGNIE, Aucioneer "a ~
THURSDAY, May 29til, 1856, at I2 o'clock,
NJ, will be sold in the Rotunda Of the 81 iouis Hotel
Three Lots of Ground, in square No. 3d. bounded by Canal
Customhouse alvez and johnson streets designated as o@
Five Lots of Ground square No 81 bounded by Custom
house. Benve Galyez aud johnson Streets designated as lois
Five Lots in square No. 49, bounded by Bienye Cont, Gal
vez and johnson Streets designated at lots Nos 4, D. g.
Il Ground square 81 bounded BY Cont St.
Louis johnson and Prieur Streets designated as lots Nos II
|&and Is. fG1 s.& - ses= 81.
Four lots in square No. 81 bounded by Bienyis Cont
ohnson and Penr Streets designated lots Nos End
The whole according plan exhibiting at the ST. Louis
y TERMS AND CoNDITIoNsone fourth cash, and the ba
lance credit Of and two years for notes without en-
Aes II sale caSer E Notary public
myA s1 sg@1s l.' ,.....
| WHITE AND CHECK SHIRTS, CLOTHING hats, ETC
E. BY BLACHE BEAUMONT. o.
| FRIDAY, Both, instant, at 10 o'clock A. M,
at their auction rooms No II Chartres street. Will be sold
| 100 doz extra fine white Shirts.
50 - " check Shirts.
An assortment Of black and fur Pearl Hats
| --Also--
| An assortment of Summer Clothing.
I H17"Ie rms Mt sale. .s.rs5,... ny
| 1,40O,O0O HAVANA CIGARS.
s-@ BY MoRPIIY Il MENUS
FRIDAY. Both HAY, 1856, ut 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ will be sold in the Sales Room Of popular and well
known Importer Ia F. Valls No. IS Magazine street. without
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american Ticket.

MAYOR:
CHARLES M. WATERMAN
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Dk. BeNCEa7S
ANTI CAIEIARTIC MIXTURE.
Has been tried and proved beyond doubt
remedeshe most certain and prompt in its effects thou
sands in this city testify of any remedy that ever been
brought before the public FOR
CHOLERA, -H
CHOLERA MORBUS,
u DIARRHEA,
DYSENTERY, etc.
It is alike prompt in its effects either in mild of aec
ton of the BOWELS, the most aggravated of CHIC
LERA Its action is specific and entirely different from
other preparations that have been up for Cholera
One thing remarkable which shows its superiority over all
other preparations and surprises all that II is that the
els will be regular the next day if they had med
cine Every family should have in their house. and
boat should leave the wharf without having supply board
For sale by
E. D. BEACH,
Druggist and Apothccary
corner Charities and Customhouse streets.
And by Druggists generally throughout the city, my26 2p6tWlt
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y. w. Seymour,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
BATON ROUGE, La,
Practices his Profession in all its Branches Parishes
EAST and WEST BATON ROUGE,
EAST and WEST FELICIANA,
And SUPREME COURT in New Orleans. octI6 2ptf
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b sM Is: 3
lE2e rsEsehtw beTegliay served a Wy
early hour every toF
$40 year Aua anaFteriy " tne
Hama rates IL vents the carriers
Insertion, n ny cases.
u ST; NJ eyery 10 cents
III charged. 81 every
$g& s. insertion.
win charged ~ par
sa,ssss fos every
Sa naIke vim hs pahshed month
osi;sF kai advertisement or sub
sofpson VIM ~ until al paid s the
Ss opsiop the pyorsisto
Islberal pc taads regular
EEKM ~ EIsR CRESCENT
as nenlecn adiunl for adyer-
P1FEf II ciyculates largely reaching
hundreds Of homes early and being
approach articles
Eor Pc published IN IL
ssunna ~
#s Ea ID w ~ ~ IS LIZ GSESGENT # 4
ming At var;ably ID
Hasng extensive circulation
tsia,ihs kansas. Alabana, Texas and other
favorable yertsers
and hes known euienis In;
a5ttsd for "a per SQUARES each Insertion.
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EDepOEs,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE SALE OF THE
GENUINE
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
AIS 2ptf Nos. 81 and ISL Chartres street.
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TELGRAPHED 10 THE CRESCENT
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
BY THE NATIONAL AND SOUTHERN LINES.

ARRIVAL or THE AFRICA
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ESTATE OF J. b. D. F. GUEX, ALIAS D. F. GUEX
BY N yIGNIE, Auctioueer
SATURDAY. l4th june, 1856, at 10 o,cloc1r.
~ Nj will be sold public auction rotunda of th a.
o9s Hotel BY virtue Of an order from the honorable the Sec
ond District Court of New Orleans, 9Th NAV 86 the
following described slaves and property belonging 10 said
cession - - 77 - ~
PETER, negro man, about IS years old.
MARY, alias Molly, n negress, about 4S years old.
/; CERTAIN TRACT OF GROUND bounded by Cont
'ere ST. Louis and Maais Streets measuring French neas
nre sixty feet front on Cont street BY hundred twenty
eg eet and two inches front Vere street one hundred
ana tS @ tee five INCHES the line dividing said lot Of
@ States containing four closet gallery
wo;story store house. stables also large building and
bakery containing two large ovens the buildings and
improvements erected OH said lot. GNU
T. FIVE LOTS OF GROUND, situated in new suburb
Mar,gny designated as lots Nos 49, 70 q and % of square No.
seetssad lots measuring each 80 feet front Union street.
by ~ feet IN depth French measure lot % being the corner
of Union and Genius streets, - e w wi hoi
TERMS CONDITIONS For the Slaves ono r5 oosr -
me balance at six and twelve months credit notes 10 the
order oil purchasers, and endorsed by them For Tho ReaI
sd ,hr cash. and the eighteen
months credit IN notes 10 the order Of the purchasers and nv
hsm , bearing SIX cent! interest per amin from
e I'll maturity and thereafter if paid nj eight ner
cent pc per anum until ns secured by special mort
ferred to the tutrix. ~ " '' i"lia-
Ms Acts of sale before S. Magne Esq., notary public.
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P. S. After the adjournment of the two Houses
to-day, Mr.. Brooks, a member of the House from
South Carolina, and nephew Of Judge Butler, went
into the Senate chamber and demanded some expla-
nation of Sumner relative to the insults of the latter
towards Judge Butler, his speech of Tuesday Sum
ner giving satisfactory reply Brooks proceeded to
give him a thorough, old-fashioned Gaming. l hear
that he first knocked him down, and then punished
him severely with stick. After a while they were
separated, but not until sunner had been badly beat
en-. Though large, strong, athletic man, tappears
he had not spirit enough even to make show of re-
sstence. Judge Butler is absent from the city, at his
home in South Carona--and Mr.. Brooks, his nephew,
probably anticipated the onlyway in which Summers
insults could be punished by his uncle.
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l,4oo,00O HAVANA CIGARS.

400, 600 HAVANA CIGARS.
BY MORPIIY l. MENUS.
FRIDAY, Both May. 1856, of 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ will be sold in the Sales Room Of popular and well
Importer Ia F. Walls, No rs Magazine street. without
any reserve
100000 Genuine importation Havana Cigars, consisting
mostly of choice brands
nas-TRRMs-Under $500 cash; $500 six months for
apnroyed paper. " 1'r my20
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gMAuALLIsTER's = AGIckL AND CIR. ENTERTAIN
MENr. Maeallister having returned to the city,
another one Of these amusing and highly recherche
will take place this evening at the
ST. Charles Theater. We hespeak for him crowded
/ hotlsa, and for his audience bon fortanen
We are under oblig toh his gentemanly agent,
eston for several tickets all Of which we trust
will turn IN prizes. #s55 81
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OELlShIFUL AND HEALTHY LAKE SHORE FAMILY
hsGHsIasnee II complete order at Lewisburg for saie
6r vy a. fewbrg parish Of St. smmany front Of th
Ds Whit measuring one front on Lake Pontcbar~
train by about eight arpens deep together with ali he
spacog ana Ra anront @ consisting chiefly Of
s WIN large dining hail. six bedrooms front and rear gal
ec k!chen six servants rooms stables chicken hose
S Gad 10 wf, p sd win mostly oG high
special attention of amateurs e. anu "oi'lS 'he
Also
r. = ~ nonehold and Kitchen Furniture, etc. W. Il
foFturther particulars apply to -...-t.. .gtS
a24 If ror,ar ~ ct q; YlaNlE, Auctioneer,st"
EIAR-2S5o sbls largest size Wilmington Tar
L. Look Here, landing and for sale by ' tBo OF schr
my7 AAP AHD hh5StA1hRy, ~.
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1F THE
e built steamer Kate Frsbee leaves the levee this
evening che several seashore suburbs Paseagou
Ia, 0eean Springs Pass Chris
tan and Bay ST onis. The FTisbee was built
bay end Like boilers working on the
prineip and, far as re can discern
Is well adapted for the trade Of heiakes Thespeed
of the boat represented to he equal to any boato
herclass She is under the superintendent of Capt
Charles aIker, an old and experienced navigator Of
4 the Iakes The cabin accommodations are Of the
most luxnrions and costly nature, There IS also an
for Che comfort and enienee of decl
passengers, which consists iii having ample room fol
sleeping tons matter heretofore Of little
regard, and which viii doubtless add greatly to the
Increasing popularity Of this excellent steamer
he EEisbee vii u Is believed, be u great acquisi-
The and ease Of those visiting
the Watering places. dividing the great crowds Of
passengers which 50 on the old
line of boats, I'd the great detiment and unpleasant
ness of thousands who take but porary jaunts Of
pleasure. 335 53s S5
another very excellent and desirable feature in the
arrangements of the Ffsbee is, that she is intended
toland at Lakeport lake terminus of the Jefer
SON and Pontehartrain Railroad. This will be Of
essential benefit and d great dation to the
citizens Of the Fourth District Jefferson City Carroll
ton and I'LL who reside in the Parish Of Jefferson. II
is a favor chat has not been extended to them by
other boats, for more than q year. si8t
The Frisbee is now receiving freight according t
advertisement, and passengers entering to embark
inustbe On board before sunset this evening Messrs
RM Harrison q Co.. 95 Grayier street, are the agents
Asg NJGrI4, nFS TFTE SEASON At THE ORLEANS
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- LAST NIGHr or THE SEASON Al THE ORLEANS
THRArER being the last night of tho sea.
son, win BE performed the highly popular grand
opera Of n les Anours du Diabe.n To those who
have heard and seen Madame Colson in this opera, it
us to say word, further than the
an1onn Of its performance, but to those who
have not, VIZ would Do not lose this opportunity
Yon may never have another. s 5z35$Y5 ss VII
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a NEW I5vENTIoE.Y ears patent machine for
cutting, planning, and moulding irregular forms in
wood, il now III successful operation at the Marposa
Mills, No. is st. Joseph street.
This machine is simple in ITS construction, and at
the same time adapted to cut greater variety Of If
regular forms AMI surfaces, with greater Dispatch
than any other machine now in use.
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flsalls ailg CFeseellE.
4 ssSEJEss lAf, On VIEW I'M,
rem, No. rs: Ain .1s u u -

t4ssRa a HixpN. ~ S syy Fl g stLIdAs =, ApAla
I33 4 r5ISON d ADJ ANS.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARr
# II d
... nv r EUGENE TOURNE. Arctioncer,
Is. % AZ No. 10 Exchange Alley. (
rF,tFVusSTrAY Goth instant. MT half-pasd 10
L O'clock will be sold ut No. ~ Exchange Alley, ~
A lot Of Household Furniture ~
'' M" ~, aCash - 1T. NJ wan my2S
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-10-18

FILLMORE IN New YoRK-RID1CULous
RUMoRs.-We understand that Col. Forney,
the man of all work for Buchanan in the
present canvass, is busy circulating all sorts
of stories and inVenting Rbsurdities without
number in reference to the prospects of the
candidates. Among other things lie Las
scattered story throughout Pennsylvania
that New York will 60 for Fillmore by 5O,-
600 majority. We have seen simior story
in the Richmong Whig, and other Southern
papers. These ridiculous fabrications are
circulated throughout the South for the pur-
pose of bolstering up the Fillmore interest
and they are repeated by Forney in Penn
sylvanla, in order to affect the vote in that
State on the 18th. A more ridiculous ab-
surdity has never been fabricated by the
frightened cherubs Of the niger driving de-
mocracy. In this State, no one pretending
to any knowledge of politics would risk his
reputation by promising majority for Fill
more. Every one who knows any thing of
political affairs, from Sandy Hook to Niaga-
ra, and every traveller through the State who
has seen the drift of opinion, Is aware that
one of the surest States in the Union for
Fremont is the Empire State. Every day
adds strength to the Fremont party; the
only danger Is, indeed, that it may become
too strong, and that internal quarrels NAV
break out in it before the result is ascer-
tanned.
In fine, the politicians Of the Middle,
Southern and Western States may rest sat-
isfed that the vote of New York is safe for
Fremont Every indication points to that
result.-N. Y. Herald.