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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-27
MlRITIME INTELLIGENCE.


S ss s.s. ss s,os ness
Port Of cess York. s-pteu.brr rs, 1855.
CLEARED.
s,eam,snp BLACK War,,o Smith Havana and New Dc.
ship slas Wright, Freeman Observation-Disclosures Gu,on
ss fr"sSSS cSs b o ps Psos
Ship + oRnsn, Creighton, s. George. NIL W E,-en
BARK RishsIa. Amss, charlss.oa-om Kreel
Bark q ID smonse fremsr Bosioa-Wash, Carver Chase
Brig Amese, Vose Asp'n~nl-aeo otney.
Brig ssmpsoan Lewis ssa Saag ksmc peraaa
Brig Lanzarote Harrrnal s, Johns. PR-Peck Church
Br,g Milton, hctwsn Pot ~ rrmseH Becker 4 Graves
, s r ss C cous rss se prsea Dea
gIs sh,bIosth, Morton Boston7wssh Carver Chase
schr Il Maachssisr Potter. isyacra-S eady. Mott
schr John Burton, w,mius,oa-E Powell
schr reass. Baker w'lmi'al ZION Murray
seSr rSas Mount ' Eieh~sas Psrse%
sehr JVSi sa i1sra' Clark . NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Steamer ReaeSea. Hand PSiaaslih nae
ARRIVED
DAYS witt eaano Barre3s Bsos q Bamore. July IS la
1s en6J Y signsyea ship ohn e. 1I.asss PsassSa
s Mar, ~ Fsss's s,SssItas ,:n u,,ov IN.
kaserIy winds aAys south la
out nom be- bad s alto Of s1 %s, sns light
L. lat lon IS spoke brig Oxford Of and from Liverpool
Ss %: Ssn S %an New se nen
20 with coa TO master 18th inst lat A. lon 80 passed ship
tapressd Jaias from rhIsde'phia sof Ii
ship Constellation nunprr. Liverpool IS days with mdse
and eos passengers. TO G carsw .
ship Il hsnon Hamilton Less Sr July 2 and Gibraltar
ship Richard Mose o. Bath, o~s%s,s Hamburg 40 DAYS,
s$!s xssss s S, days with mi.e
BARK Eizabeh, Young Caii, 50 says wine. lead sc
Rart r ob, s,, lar sa,ranort ,,r,k.tt cadiz Al,
xS Vine lead &c PECK cSurcS 10Th Inst. 81 p loa
lon q semen bark Mana from Tor
Cowes next os "a N Am ship painted black very sa
sIo,s in the for ward corners. bound r.
coffee Napier Co. Experienced hght weather
during tie passage Sailed in company with bark Minnesota
Brig Coroia 's~e cbrsaasoa RIO Jaoeiro Aug IS with
sp"se ship Trops so% rhaieph for Melbourne
Brig Alptons olden sew"riing, Ansosura Is days with
ss Wass0 sm Tq,' Lila IL. T sssi ss
ss "a FsHa%sa g sass.,, Gssssa Trinidad, Cuba,
Brig Ce,on JB,. Hogs, Windsor "a days. w9h plaster to
schr helena Br Roberts. petou. Il days, with coal to
schr Zenith F,aak, Elizabeth cay, NC, sdsys.
sshr Bsnasl Iasen, sda,s
sehr b bhy H Bangs Norfolk tsi o.ss
Sem EsIssn Nsss CIV foa' asss
sssf Sss:sss es%sf ygsss sss,s
Schr Ida Marin, Bull. virginia, DAYS
Sctr Wright Apologize. Virginia
Scbr Squires Broiberr, West Virginia
Schr W Pitts Jones Virginia
SchrJ Brown. Wnisna. Virginia.
ScbrV Jarvis Walton Virginia days
scbr G r DiA FoA, Virginia nays.
Schr N Parker. Cullen, Nirgiois
Schr Gold Hunter Colt Georgetown. days
Schr Neptune B1ae. 3illeu Baltimore.
scbr Wemore, BoyaI-, Baltimore.
Sehr A Crook. Hsrper, Baltimore, days
Sclr Nary Rocket, ksh noee, 4 days
SchI Sarah Fa,eoncr Titret Baltimore
Scbr Jacob Hroael Chambers Baltimore.
Scbr " Sanford. Culver baltimore
Schr Sanepsxon Pow ton, 1bincoteagus
Scamea Beverly Pierce Philadelphia
steamer Nov sry Rel Phdsjeiphin
Steamer 0srr -. kinny Providence.
BELOW
chip supdoaea 10 h. @ Chas co ec, from Liverpool
WING during the Gay u
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from IA. New Orleans Picsygne, sep, ~
The Irned states mall steamship Cahawbs. Capt Bal.
she ian Ne~ York IN Friday tie i2th inst At noon AZ
rived 81 the Moro at A NJ the l7th snd having US
charged the Ssers AMI mails left at II for this
port
The Cahawbs brings passenger, or freight from e..
vans. cvg 20 The quarantine reFulsou. II this port.
sse merely discharged tie passengers for Hsvsns into
steamboat which cam. out 70 her.
By this arrival have dies Of H.vsns paper, IN
It'll inst
rous Apr, tensions bad been entertained reported
q b. safely anchored al the bar u Tsmpico e 5th
irst. This pevs was eroughtto Havsns ny the English
screw steamer Tartar.
by the ssme srrivs We have partial eonar ms,on II
the rsvs transmitted 70 ~ BY oui Havana correspon-
t,ri % tie lat occasion 70 The eject that the diplomatic
differences between Mexico and England arising out ~
recsmauons connected With the Tepc Affair." had not ~
trrn terminated
b itch squadron vould proceed forthwith 20 he Mexican
vsiers
he American brig susan Soule. which 80. CSC, ashore
at saga ~ the hurricsne " The 2etb u has been a.,
IN ard ,he cargo PAVED In GOOD condition
The sst weekly statement o. the Bssk u Hsvans
,hcw etcrease 10 specie Of $1,000 increa,e u pa.
,er DER discount Of sS13 $50 and Increase " is
i,ss q sIce1ps. The institution sppesrs 70 b. 10
toufi- bBg rqn9iuon.
Respecting the health Ravens the D,a - says TIA,
seves iss csses Of Sysentery have recently occurre
bot that The disease vas sbatirg
lie ugar crop i Represented to b. in PROMISING coo
dton snd shouli 90 unexpected mishap occur, the IA
ysna psres conatulstng their readers the bril-
rant prospects Tor The planters under the present high
fange 81 prices IN districts however the Indian
yams snd planta ne hsve been almost destroyed b.
the heavy aaie Of The .7th ut
ne spanish brig Diego De con sailed from Havana tpr
,tis rort On the 18th ust
The Havana sugar MARKET reported Arm but withou,
quoted ~ 1915 - r. good 70 nne, lax II Yenors,
infe,i'r 70 common. lob lo1. good II q Tx; sns.
II \ H.
Tnel : had been no operations IN nlolasses
Beyond this the papers are entirely destitute ~ oevs
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Regatta In Rhode rslaro.-New York Doats
i'm the Contest
On the oath instant . regatta was given at Rocky
Point, Providence, Rhode lsIani, during which
a match rowed by two New York boats, bosh
bsst crews these waters The which rowed the
METROPOLITAN Club boat the same that recenty coz
tended against the St John NJ b. boat Charles river
Rosoo The two boats IN the Rhode Island regatta were
the Experiment, entered by the Metropolitan Club or
Williamsburg, and manned by Stephen Roberts, Thomas
Daw William Sellers ana Thomas Sellers, oarsmen. and
John A. Cross, coxs-au; and the George c. Newu m,
entered by the Mechanics Club Of New York, and
marned by William Woods, Patrick Inch, John Aathe
and Hugh Burns (Rappahannocx), oarsmeD no cox
svain The boats started from the stake boat OIL Rocky
Beach and rowed around the flag boat stationed one mile
below, OF Warwick Neck returning TO the stake boat
acd repeating making distance Of four miles The prize
OF SiS was won ny tho Experiment IN twenty nine mi
nuies aud thirty -four seconds the George c. New,naa
making the distance IN twenty nine minutes and forty
seconds, both boats making better time than made
At the recent regatta at Boston.
SECOND DAYS SPORT.
Rocky Point rays the Providence Post OF the 25th inst
presented lively again Thursday. The wea.
lher extremely pleasant and the wind blew st0
breeze from tue southwest whicn was nlshly sutane
Tor the sail boats but made somewhat too rough tor the
row boats
Three boats entered the Experiment aud the
George c. New man, with the same crews As on Wed1es
day the TricoIor entered by the olympia Club, Bos
sn, and manned by John H. Price, George Maynard, Ed
ward Richard ON anc Charles Gould
The boats were TO be rowed from the stake boat OF
Rocky Point the bay to the flag boat anchored
and half miles below returning to Rocky Point aud re-
peatpg, making the whole distance six miles.
The three started together aud returned TO the stake
boat when the Trcoor having shipped large quantity
of water, gave up the race.
The time in making the Tires mies WAS as follo~s
Experiment 81 feet long. ...........l3 IN. SO
Geo. C. Newman, 40 - ..............18 m IS sec.
rricoior, 35 . ............ % m. IS sec.
The Experiment and the George C. Newman continued
the race Both boats having shipped good deal Of
ter, they kept In shore where was less rough, and
when near Horn spring the Experiment found il
cary go ashore % dtchage In landing, sha bad the
her bottom sprung causing her 70 leak badly
hats ba Yptb ask C.. Newman a
doubled the Tag boat and returned 70 within few rods
f the starting point when abe struck by and
svamped Two skifs put od and rescued the men, who
CLING the boat taking them board towef the
boat "a pas, the line.
TIE decision OF the judges in the withheld
day the three boats will eontsad tor the prize Of
s3s besides which match for thousand dollars has
been made bstwesn tina Experiment aud the George G.
Newman.
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The Revolution IN Switzerland.

from the London Ssr. sept III
Thc ledersl Assembly " Switzerland IA convoked Tor
t1e 18th u september. Though mention y msje n
ths events vhich took place II Nsucha,e'. there
g9ubt that they vN prominently occvpy the attention 81
- aftemby. IA set discussion u the inpor
tnt character haa become unavoiesbe With regard To
tie canton Of Nsuichatel, a. Known prresrt ths,
russia bss aysled bsrsen " the spporiune
be- protest sgs1st the throwing 81 ~ the Nrr.#
VI heir alleglsDcs n. De Lydow, the sdnir 60. II
TIE PTussiau possessions In Swsba u whose m gt us
~ depart fof - tzerlsnd Ne hsd mention some days
SD. has bes8 preceded BY sxtraorf nary courier
9snl be despairaed Niih note 70 the fsders author
renewing pt0pisonaliy the pro,eS, asd reservtag
az tights of he sovereign THIS protest was or coarse
the To- ssssrY, in case Prussia should Be inclnsd
u. ater grDn arrangement, Including a compansa
3 ~ ~ w4ass 3ui tor the present and "a Dslax
tt .t1 lwf-f seems chiefly 70 indle as her
t.slaa IS }. .Nt she cap. Aer Nevichatelssa ains
N.t r.Ue, sksest 10 ~ q the Spiss a.
y UN.t 1tJ 81 t1s Ia shastsr frisrr
t#'.se a. tg4 MI tass.A y tns sss01
HVUE s# wt t0 6H# ht.5iss D Ne
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Emperor i've waDt railways, but wc must wait
three yet" mo Same question ausequontiy
put by the Impress 70 the eame individual and Oh re
want railways much, but fear the country too Large
for 10 taiak OF them" The above observations, on
the authenticity OF which YOU may rely go far 10 show
that there d1p, ashton TO undue haste railway
teIs existing in high places.
Loapos FRIDAY EVENING, Sept. 12..-The money
ket condn,on that has occaeo0ed much perplsxiy
aud very general amount OF uneasuess. The demand
during the week has been large and constant both upo1
II Bank ADD in Lombard street, ana there visible
siers OF It's immediate abatement At the time the
coDsol se.t ement, which was brought 10 te 'nnaon
Yesterday has caused much inquiry upon the Sioox
Exchange; and the pressure in this quarter hardly
be expected to dmish tor the present. seeing that the
railway and foreign settlements next week, while
the final iustalment upon the loan, amounting to
IL 0co,0C0, is due next Thursday Concurrently with
the adverse influences arising from these circumstances
IL the continuous demand for gold from tae Continent
The market, besides being affected by these circum
has been unsettled by rumors that the Bank OF
Fpeand ooo yesterday hpd necessary to increase the
minimum rate OF discount from AZ to per cent 50 that
The whole the CONDITION OF the money market Is prac
teay not to give much, ii a,y hope of immediate
ut Il oug We have reason TO believe that
the banks aud discount houses have st good reserves
The specie imports amount to s4g4. isS, partly from
Australia and partly from the United States. The exports
about flC0fG0 so far they at present knowu
but stated ths the whole Of the balance viii bs sent
The return the Bank OF England for the week end
iag the 9th Of September, gives tie following results
when compared with the previous week. .
Public depos f6,es7 eoS. Increase. Eiso 72s
other deposits. 9.614 ao7 Decrease. 0l43
Rest. .,...... s,717742.. .fucreass 2s,33s
On the other side Of the account
Government securities. ft2 If4,C 49,. Unchaugei.
0ther secur es. 1925, $751; Increase ft8i 100
Notes unemployed 49,. 6,o2l $50. Decrease 420o3
The amount OF notes in circulation fl9 $780, l06 being
decrease OF f44 400 AID the stock Of bullion in both
departments is fl2 l7s7e7 showing decrease Of faos,
$40, when compared with the preceding return.
There has been good business doing this week Ia bull
ion The imports have been small, and the demand for
continent considerable. Bar silver been taken
freely both for Europe and India and higher tha1
present quotation would be given for considerable
qua nuty but the market bare The buyers tor China
ket ping out Of the market for doll hence rsduc
ton in the quoted price; but 4 IL confidently expected
tina, they must bect purchasers AMI that the rate viii
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n he iofelsD ssclFes The leajihg fsafnrs
sutc fai Of t per The siue 9uenos Al
stock Adrees having been recsvsd by the Br,zi, malt
that the government have sent a communication - M.
tiyo the feprese diavs OF the boadhoders tho effect
that the bonahocers had refused 70 sccsp Ia its
'rtty the recent proposal for the settlement Of the fsbt
'he Buenss Ayrean goveramen have determined With
traw anu 10 let the question revert % its previous
portion In other descriptions, prices % tbs average
have been maintained with frrnnsss, bat the
tions have been unimportant.
The oidou Raivay shares market has been assctsi
by he "a cline ia the cousos and several az III. leading
stocks considerably lower In value, but believed
that continued favorable traffic will upon the
sne htest appearance Of the money Market
a reaction in this market JOINT stock backs iSs most
other securus lower particularly the under.
tskifgs snd business them has been iar from actvs
The effects Of the suspension OF the Royal British aak
lt felt IN this marked
STATEMENT or rae BANK OF FRANCE.
PARIS, Friday morning, sept. IL, 1855
The M ntispu publshes the following monthly debtor
Bnd creditor Of the Bank % Francs mate 40
yesterday thursday The corresponding dxurss ~ last
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Cricket.

BRooKLYN CLUB VS.. NEW BRIGHTON CLUB.
These clubs play, to-day At Bedford L. l. This Is tbs
return match, and will call together large number o.
cricketars aud their frenis
BROOKLYN CLUB vs. LONG BLAND CLUB.
The match between these clubs played At Bedford
THURSDAY and decided in favor Of the Long Island
Club without losing wicket IN their second innings
f. ausseIs bowling requiring very straight bat - keep
the ball Of the wicket the small, 10
auence Of the Brooklyn Club king too freely
At strAisht bowling. The following 10 Lhs
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Tho resignation of ~ Lieutenant Francis 4 vintJa la
Cavalry, has beeu agcsptet bT the President :, tax,
eject september 30, 1858
lloyd Walton ht been appointed ~ TIA prsslfe,s
Critef state Attorney iov Tie Western es.fic on r0ui
alna, vice Q. B-1oee, reAgned
Governor Brggg ~ NORTH Carolina Vi tpcaoine fv
dsyt u peteunuig Va
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The Political Difficulties Between England
ard Frans. -spanish Politics IN Paris.

Paris sept f0) CorresI ondencs OF the foudon~
Although the h9pf-aT has not announced II, there
no doubt that the Emperor Napoleon has sent the Grand
Gordon 70 MARSHAL O'nonneli-fa act which should
thiuk Is got likely to very iavorabls impression
IN England. II cannot D. accepted otherwise than
testimony u the mpera! approval of all the Spanish
the coup dfo was INST gated by the French government
There rumors sosi here upon the subject cot all Of
them very iayorsbe 70 the iests cordois. Spain has
always been perious shoal in the course " ~ be-
tween Eag and and France II would indeed, be thou
sand ptea " she were Ayain 70 a wreck. The
iends Of this government talk rather largely and loosely
about the necessity Of maintaining French influence
paramount 70 spain, about the tmpossblly Of allow.
irg such spread Of democratic principles wit.
messed under the government OF Espartero, and about
the services rendered by Ouonnel In Kidding the coun
try Of horde OF anarchists. There Il greater mis-
take than 10 suppose that French influence be i'm
posed upon Span, although may upon It's government
As 10 the spread OF democracy nothing will erectg
ally Increase the attempted restoration ot abs ou-
tism The reactionary measures ., 0'Doanea, his
treschs ~ to fe constitutional and the great
liberal party n whose RACKS be tss years ago ~
eager 10 be enrolled have done more than ANY other
has done In Span 10 damage the monarchy and
swell the ran k Of the democrats. And 40 u will prove
some day other No after what means oDopnel
snd bis successors may employ To ghen aud
tain government which evidently II 10 be virtually ab
but later the will come and "a "a the
hroue o. Isabella II which tettered IN the year 1854
will very probably be completely swept away
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The British funds have again been influenced by tho
tearness Of money and the business OF the ia
c-nsos which eeriyng support from the pubic, have
again declined daily in value. One cause OF the deprss
sion has been over supply OF stock on the market
The menr Of arrival Of gold from Australia
produced effect owing TO the behe that il would
be retained here Yesterday generally anticipated
that the Directors Of the Bank Of England would advance
he rates Of discount TO per cent and consos
quepce opened at 81 TO s4k, being decline but
immediate rally took place. when II was announced
that the Bank Directors bad resolved upon maintaining
the existing rates, and quotations improved 70 a. 10
g4ss Subsequently there slight reastionAry tao
dency, and the lat price esh % 81. closoy weak
To-day consob have been steady but close weak Mt, for
the account, "a TO PAS Ator money. 33si y aST.
The following table Will show the fluctuations in c)asois
since the 9Th Instant
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Prince Merss's Casstai Deaiaf or Intrigue la

The Genoa Cnrtr- k.r,1rh> u the tn pub shes
the following letter, addressed 10 by the Secretary
Prince Murst-
CHnXsc - zEsyAL sept. g. lss5
STLe Journal II Steele has ted from the CIR
risr, ka,cHtls and translated the following In t
Der o, this tay Ihe report relative 10 the circulation OF
Murstst pr0clau alton IN the kin dom of Naples u
nrmed IS said 20 be dated from Savoy but bears
Signature =
Bcing attached 70 the service or Ms Imperial ganess
Prince Lpcitn MGrat - Secretary, am enabled To
sou that the friends and parsns " the Prince have
n any proclamation bss been circulated IN that kt gdom Il
devoid 81 authenticity essentially apocrypbal aud the
work or the enemies rather than the ienjs the Prince
The intelligence you hare published conideriDg IL i'm
poranee and h consequence thai msy resu from a. has
Induced 70 lose time ~ ADDRESSING you The pre-
etier, which request you 10 nser without delay.
IiLABE RUFFOSi
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TOO LATE FOK CLAssIFICATION.

oD DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- too - Hon. Hiram Wsbridge.
An adjourned meeting 81 Democratic Convention Of
Third district - nominate candidate &c coeg' es was
~ AZ clock he Convention was ear 4 10 order ~ e.
McIn'he Esa. The roll Of delegates caiei, when
The Convention ben proceeded bsllo' for candidate
sss - e e rsra Hiram wsss lad as
mere han ma oriy 81 the Whole Yoie s.s
sdse & H. seeona Ward H. was sa dsele e
nous nominee Mr.. Vinegar, q the Third ward. nov-k
bridge uoiiy hin q his nomination and request hts acs
f fsy as e john sposJ Ae rpen d. e. ram
AeNsndr g Morton e The second MART offered III tolq
| ranmousiy sdopted.-
Resolved Thar Sls CONVENTION rsprc,ey,nag hrsc. .
hon oi ihe Democratic " the Third Con gressonaf
ic II he spir, q the Cincnnau platform, places " g,
- VIZ ,ns hsony Id s s,
yndcaied q " seiuced by the dangerous and Eophscs
fr,o..d Thai " .isna y ne saeI,g e. living {.
par y sad gladly avail selves OF this occasion "a
rs's oe. err vew. ofderoon and ai.aemsai G ne r
sris ~, ss party = n. seeP ~ = % o. soa
fs .p = ias' se held H. Union sies !. a
%ss 's cr 'a Sr 4. - nd sasss
transmitted y ~ ~ The founders q our perfec and glor
Hrse.,ed rss' believing ne prncplss q ne denocr
or people uDhe-iafingiy condemn and al.
ons Under whs,eyer designations they may be csssef vi
seek ~ d.rset he country sbridge those civil IND
sou. tienis secured ~ The constitution 70 every Amer
Resnv.d 1hs, this co,vsaon IN presenting 70 a. cleo,
= ihr rbfa 'snafs-siona ds,rlci Gen lram wslbrt
y candidate lor coarre-s otter 10 theia N
krawu. ifrd ami consistent GenlncrWf way
IL ihetr ctnndeucr end support 10 faithfully
ably represented this diuritt % lie Thirty hit Congr
where ~ rover and influence widely feh and sckn
iedFti sni from the integrity Il it, private character
ackutv edged md experienced statesman .p. ant H. pr
position = arm sud energetic democrat he emnes
de~ervur0f to undivided anf cheerful suppori ~ Int
democrats whom reference - difference seainen
o'iei questions. unite viii securing bis irinms
siecfiDn.
General Va bridge lien introduced and ~ hs
speech accepted h< nomination. Upon motto
cpnB.re ~ I've appointed p prepare Ter tatacs
meeting snd alter resolution ~ thasa ~ te Oh ~ 90
RoBr & MCINTYRE, Prss.dsn
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IlTH wApn-FoRTy rOuR RITZ COUNCIL nfsTRH
w NJ msrfVE ~ TIE delegates ~ this convention
rtSuNHt io e call o Tie neH0eratr General Ccnmi,ie
TsmuRav Hsi n fhe mouse III Mr. Philip Ecker No ~ "
avenue SEP " On motion. Nj Philip Cosgrnve .was 81
lie chair an VI. James Durham was sppe'n - Secret
n motion. VII John keuiemgn unanimously unmini
fcr Connclftan ~ ftprcsept u : district. -
PHILIP Co@3RONE Charms
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OnTH wAEn-rIFTy FIRST cot NCiL DtSTRIc.
~ sta meeting 81 the delegates nf the Ff frs, o,f
dsrct, hele he Of Andrew Coakley OF Tv
II sersnih aud Eighth avenue, on Thursday even
Committee II rammany Hall, Pe'et fsodewek mn
usnslv nominated ~ he regular democratic csrdiael
Coure,lmaa 81 lie fny hIst dsirici. Twentieth ward
JOHN q. BrTLER Chairma
J.afs H. Nsnxgv Secretary.
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1cTH wARn-FoRTY WITH COUNCIL DIsrRtc~
W A. meeting o. the delegates OF ihc Forty nth tou
dsfiet ~Wrruh ward, hold pufsuan The can 81 the
inorfac Der erai Conml,ce - Tamlaany Hal Mr. r Mel
mot w. appointed thairman sud W. A. MCoole Secret
Vi aatuts MURRAY. - No ~ Ninth avenue. npsnnt
N Ltuua'ca - tie democrats candds'e co. Couneinst
lhe fcry.ANh Cuurc disifct Sixeensh ward Commiiis
Mtnefmptt n Carroll. T. Metfilr. W. \. wcCooe.
1fufNfN. T. MrNFEMOTT. Ci4.Tnaf
w A Nlcanly. s.ere,al-
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BOstON SEPT lbArr -npa HJrirnsls Bfi',nn.a, mi 10
relbuf Cad,z: Hcfn caiV tr,gs Denmark. Mary Low
eff, Trif defen, Gov Kfccs. philadelphia
The Sci Brunswick Ca put into 'hs
le.ly to-day have iiscaf portion ofthe
10 stop the leah.
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40 RFwAPD-roR THE PgEHEvSrON
NDU he tbeE - and 0oois stolen on to- alRht az hn
inst tfimson satin and plaid ribbons &c. ~on N III
80 Hudson street. rawnbrnsefs, look out