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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-19
HIisceIIaneous and Dfs.sters.

The steamship AragO Captain Lines sailed yesterday for
Southampton and Havre with 2l3 passengers.
The Cunard steamship Niagara wednes
cay next the 22d inst for Halifax Liverpool
incorrectly printed in list Of abe would sail
on the 25th.
STEAMSHIP JAMES Apern, Capt Turner, from New York.
fog aground the south side Of Grab Bank
1fssss fhs ssn
and ugssd At her for time but did not o Part
when win doubt come Of without
Loss Propeller CAyAHocA.A letter received yeser
sg ss s wSS Mss5 % % bis sa
hcga, from Chicago for Buffalo rock this morning
as sas asd
soIs shs nes 70 Sain Ss
found that making water fast that il was deemed
e 10 5 her By ne
psp ssss% gee G
into B s s See sown not s rhA wheat
BnIc orIAspa Clifford from Norfolk for Barbados went
s s ssW sa f ro Bay
scnR Express Ferris from Norfolk for Providence with
Ct % s gaze on s % e. s sSys
&c ase asre ss
with main boom gone scudding before the wind Weather
put into Norfolk 18th inst for harbor
Sem Dxos swIsGs% swinssl from ssntss for Cha les
crossing bar few days since which disabled her raa
to run her ashore on Bulls leland beach where she viii pro
baby become wreck. Part Of the have reached
Charleston.
ScBR GARDNER PIKE. supposed lost on Sugar Loaf Key,
BAH three maseC schr Of $50 tons register, built
Hob in 1883 partly owned by Messrs Van
Brunt slaeh An Office in this city has risk her for
fci tn of her all that Insured Her
go yellow pine lumber valued at about $C0 and pro
baby insured at Havana
Fitzpatrick Of and from Saco for Haverh put
into Sa 18th xtib less OF oresai and with jb split
Sem JuI. ELIZABETH from New York for Boston lost part
OF deck load lin inst while lying of Cape Cod heavy
gale.
LIVES Del Oct lszo Monday night gale Of wind from,
blow from point OF the but far has caused
damage TO the shipping in the Koadstead where upwards
50 sail the Indian River
Inlet The steamer st Nicholas has been prevented from 60
Philadelphia by the gale, which tremendous
In, but will the storm subsidies.
Among the fleet in harbor the bark Peril brgs Sarah
Elizabeth, Brazilian Mary Thompson, Ozaya. Eliza Mer
Ihew Beatrice Leader James English; Leesbrrg Chas
Smith Sally Cay Ellen Bush, Linne, Maria Jane Henry
May and Others amounting above stated but whose
j have not ascertaned.
THE LATE GALE CHEsAPEAKE-The Norfolk Herald
Of the 10th number OF vessels have put into our har
bor Of the gale of the S
OF which have sustained slight njuries but owing the
ry OF the weather have not yet been able ascertain
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The Italian Opsra-A Stockholders Notions,

NR. EpIToR:--
Your squlbs for the benefit OF the opera are doing
good execution. The meeting Of the stockholders was
evidently private ten party" for the first ever
knew Of II was from your paper next moving. Would
it not now be as well the " bears have had their
say. that the "bulls have meeting, and give thu r
veNsS of the stockholders complain that they do
not get interest on their Investment and their only re
for their outlay their admission and secured seats
Now l would Say 10 the ntlemen who took their stock
pay ing investment that the present plan OF managing
the house Is utter and hopeless failure and fthey per-
sist In II they will not ony contaue to have dividends
but will have opera To those who paid their 81 00o
for the sake OF esabsh Opera House in New York
ard for the encouragement Of music would say that
house must not only be built but must be supported
which cannot be done by free admissions and exclusive
rights 10 the best seats These gentlemen are not sup
porttrs OF the opera-they entitled 10 the credit OF
building the house and then using the most eaectual
means TO ruin its success
Mr.. Maretzes Is the only man who has been able TO
make 20 at all and because he viii MT sacrifice him
sell ard give his abors TO those who really pay nothing
for It ana claim extraordinary privileges, he Is de
pounced IL win not be again that innocent aud
ambltus young men, with few thous ands to lose. will
tempt opera manage men; and unless the subscribers
willing 10 give the use Of their Investment for time
ill lie opera becomes established sure fooug
we will eIher have 10 do without music or take our
chance at some less expensive house.
A sTOCKHoLDER
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distance July spoke ship Colorado from Calcutta for Lon
40 DAYS date, lat u \, Ion t2 f. exchanaed
coors with fIepen brig Alice Raymond Of Bordeaux
from Antwerp Havana out 40 days she had experienced
Octl Ia, Is % N 81 20 spoke brig w Moncure ia
days HON Nj for Martinique The while beating
grounded the tail end Of West Rank
on this mig by seamugs Hercules Screamed
and Achilles. -
Bark Lubec Lovsoy Curacao, Sept n, with salt
10 j N Smith Co; vessel to Brett Sons
Brig Flora (of Newcastle Me-, Yates, Lisbon Sept H. with
salt. &C. to Yates Porterheld. -
schr Hssein g Inass Grafam Leih Sept 49, with iron.
&c Durham Dinop. 9th inst, OF Sable lSaad, spoke
fsbing scbr Maytiower.
Schr Reed, Crosby, EsspoFt
Schr Leopard, Parrtt, Lubec
Schr Turk Hunt. Lubec.
Schr A Small Kelley, Provinceown.
Steamer Vulcan, Marsher, Philadelphia.
Steamer Jersey Blue Kelly, Nantucket.
Steamer Petrol. Arey, Providence.
Steamer Decatur, Geer, Norwich
Tie French Lyonnais yesterday left Havre
early on the morning OF the I'd inst making the passage Ia Is
days
BELOW.
ship Ann Maria, l27 days from Penang.
Bark CailaIine
One brig unknown.
Steamships Arago Havre Nashville Charleston; Alabama.
Savannah. Wind, WSW.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
STEAMERS TO AND III

STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
CiHtwSs-Fron New York l2b arrive \, Havana 18th and
New Orleans ieth From New Orleans 9TH, Havana 18Th
due Al New York %.
BLACK wARnioR-rrom New York 9Th, arrive at Havana
~ and New Orleans "a. From New Orleans i2h, Havana
l4h. due NJ New York 18th.
Leave New York Al 10 AN ara New Orleans al 9 AN
QrsKEr Cry-From New York 9TH Of each mouth arriving
N Havana l2h and Mobile 18th From Mobile I'D. Havana
1h, due nj New York 18th.
rUE OVERLAND MAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The following may be Of value 10 those having correspond
In the Easts-
The mai Southampton the 4h and 2ph Of each
month and
Arrives At Gibraltar abou, The 9th and 2sh Of month
Arrives Malta about the 18th and 10Th OF month.
Arrives Alexandra about the 18th Of same and 9TH Of fol-
lowing month.
leaves shout the 2rs OF and sh or 6th Of
follow ing month.
lab OF following month.
about the 18th 9th OF and day Of
val Cor Bombay, and llth 70 10Th Cor China, SC.
Indian Bombay about the 81 10 5h
and 19h 10 2lst OF the following month
r. e.. Point de Gale the 9Th
sth M I'D 10 ed Of following month.
Leaves Point dc Gale Tor Puo PenAur the dav fthe
steamer has already arrived which lakes the mail
Arrives at Puo Penang about The i2h 18Th ard 2sh
2Nh 81 following month.
singapore sbou, The 18th eh and gl 1T o.
following month.
Leaves Singapore about " hours aner arrival.
Arrives Hong Kong about The 22d or 2h and Sh 10Th
OF follow month.
Leaves neat day for Shanrhae.
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Postal Reform.
The fol owing correspondence shows the progress o
the pt stall reform movement

The fol owing corresponds shows the progress OF
NKw YORK, osober 10, 1850
GTNTIENzS-Unoer yeur Instructions proceeded to
Washington early in July, with the postal reform e.on
that had been numeroCsy sgued by the residents of
this city have but lately returned, and now beg leave
,oreport: ] presented my credentials, and had inter
ind the senators from state and you had antci
Iattd they did not consider advisable 10 present the
Ietiop, and attempt 70 get bl through during the
zion, then so near II. close.
There was great unanimuy OF opinion among the mem
bcIs Of both houes with whom conversed, as to toe
Iecesy OF The lesdpg or reform proposed In
memorial; and there Is to doubt that when
the time arrives FOR presenting petitions, and discussing
Improvement In our Post otce, there wil be large ma
orty in Congress favcr OF nome very material changes
IN pota laws Very much will depend on the peos ls
10 every section OF the country and particularly the mer
de interest In the sub that has been manifested
New York and Boston, there can be no doubt Of the
result
Circumstances that We cannot foresee Will have to de
ctc ~hthcr petitions and the proposed OF
reform come up Tor DISCUSSION during the rext session
Alley turned towards the Presidential election
snd II this event decided In November we may have
prospect OF decisive action tie postal question
during the session commencing 10 the following moa,h.
Post Once Committee N the House, expressed 10 me
bis wih 10 &C operate IN everv measure calculated 10
fmuch regretted the absencc from washiustou Of the
Hon. Mr.. hunk, Chairman Of the Post Office Committee
IN the Senate, who was detained NJ home by serious
incss Ia Lis fanay. Mr. Rusk has ever been in f.
Il all reeded reforms In the Post Office aud from his
tnlaIged views and able advocacy OF every measure
calculated TO benefit tie comm srcs Interests Of the
ton the friends ~ postal reform have every encourage
men and the best TO anticipate the entire
OF their measures.
The nteret with which the public listened 10 and the
press calculated, the remarks made by Mr.. Speaker
Banks his address at Phlsdc phia the enormitcs
o. the RANKING privilege, shor there Ia wide spread
and Almost universal opinion tina, that practice Is the
Gesd weight fost Office and The principal clog 10
substsnis mprog ernens and reductions in the rates OF
pes'sge am, gentlemen, very respectfully your che
dent servant, PIiN1 MILES,
Secretary or Portal Reform Committee.
Nesfrs Thos. II eaton, James Harper, Geo. n Moore
Peter Cooper Thos siillman. and Others committee
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CCr. ls--Rsfrr ~ shannon ~ NJ Fo g{o- .ta.h
nent ordered, and bail nxed al $500
=. Cpmmlngs, c9lgnfs, ~. ygmsi Mad1a --Judement
Ter plaintiff for ~, $50. damages and costs
Wa. Wood AMI JOHN Egn0 Il H.n,p pgi,ftv,o :.
Motion 70 vacaie order striking out lhe snswer o he de-
lendAnl, dlsmisEed.
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This ven or lode Of quartz is now the subject Of lgs
Il N between Mr.. JOHNSON in his own right AMI Mr..
Clark the representative OF the MERGED Mining Com
psny Il appears that the latter geutlemsp in the name
OF the MERGED Mining Company, obtained injunction
from the Dttrct Court to restrain Mr.. johnson from
working the LEDGE and tina, the inun 'tion was made
perpetual after hearing before Judge Burke wherein
Mr. johnson delivered up poss ess'on of the vein 90 Mr.
Clayton, for and in behalf Of Mr.: Fremont
The English Company leased this vein from the MERGED
Mining Company. and shortly before their failure had
placed the ledge in most favorable coalition for work
h operators in this country they have sded eec
tuay but in thing and that Is the spending OF large
sums OF money without credit TO themselves or without
benefit 10 others.
The grant pro ed TO be held by Messrs Fremont
Co. II made available by the inuoducten of water may
in ty be computed as worth sio01 COO Of ney the
johnson lode itself being valued q million 10
opinion, Is more than probable that II know
ledge Of the value o. this grant that induced the abo
have doubts whether this any other mining grant
can be rendered effective In this political campaign with.
water deveope the mines bedded 10 the soil.
The gold in .he Johnson lode Is disseminated through
the rock runs in seams parallel with the face,
road down the MERGED river thousands of tons be
carried down the hill, at little cost and large water
S. ,an &c ou sr q s
nobiIg vtreons in lnftre, not brtte-fracinre con
cho.da- opaque, and yields readily to the hammer The
lode Is encascd between thick walls OF tale slate
which strongly impregnated with suphaes OF iron
and copper. scarcely boulder can be broken without
showing gold in quantities sufficient 10 convince the mind
OF the obterver Of its extreme richness The lode Is well
open for working 10 advantage and capital OF 000
cdcousy expended by sound practical operators would
We'd return Of so per cent per month above expend
tures and Tor TO the surface bouters
would supply al the necessary rock for crushing. This
Is bet of the evidences Of tho country's
wealth This vein can be traced for miles In s course
through hill and dale with gold visible in all the boulders
when broken and exposed to viea. There number
OF veins OF quartz within limited knowledge, which,
though net so extensive are equally as rich and all that
" wanted MAKE them add 10 the wealth of the State IL
water The people OF this county are very forbearng
but athere O point where patience be q
tue and there another equally as truthful sdage
THAT Gcd helps those who help themselves"
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1856

ear hear) Ihave listened TO his remarks with plea.
sure, and IN all do agree.
Great In the counting contemporaries IN debate;
Who follows Mackay, tales the neld too late.
Great laughter propose to you the health Of Mr.
Mscksy. and call you TO receive II with cheer that
will make the welkin ring. (Applause)
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Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 600
The average premium at which the foregoing loan was
taken was 1870
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Port Of New York, October Is. 1855.

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The On, 900 State Loan,

The annexed table show he names OF the bidders, the
amour, Of the bids accepted end premium ofere for
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CHAPTER III-Contuued.
That not the for bringing forward doubts and fears
Rurc h.d many questions in his mind concerning the imped
eu,, that stood in the way Of their union but be kept them
himself now Al 9Th he to take his departure and ~
simply said, as he drew the maiden to bis side,
You will not allow the Duke give your hand away p
Never, Ruric."
If be asks you for Jour hand to bestow upon any OF his
friends, you viii tell him
THAT m heart mine 10 give and that my hand
90 withoutt"
Oh-bess you Ro.sliud-bess yoa. God keep and guard
you ever"
There warm ardent pressure Of lip to lip aud then
Rurie Newell turned away and in the open court
Here he entered bis eds and then drove the barracks in
the Khsg orod where be inquired for Aarc Oa lieutenant
Of the guard The officer quickly found and he met
Rurie his salutaton and cordial He yosu
man. not over enty the 6uestoo<ng
diers in the guard.
Alsre said the gun.maker after the friendly salus-
ton had ragged may have a meeting with Conrad Count
pamouof Tie has sought quarre-insuted most grossly
aimed blow at my head-and knocked him down You
can Judge well a. I what the result mnst be
Most surely be will challenge you cried the oncer s1e
80 think" resumed Ruric calmly. " Aud will you
serve me in the event y
A" With pleasure"
| may refer his messenger to you ~
"Yes-surey. And how shall act What will you 10 y
Knock him down again under the same proyocaton.'
" | understand. You wish 10 retTact nothing y
No. Listen ! will tell you all since seek your aid
Ard thereuton Rurc went on related ar that had
cured at the time Of the Counts the shop.
Goo ~ uttered AArc, the gun-maker finished " lie
challenge YOU. and then you'll punish him He's 700
proud He handle of his Iytops who associate
AID perhaps he thin s he do the when ne
the harder But never nindi will be
puuctual and ailhful'
for dinner He away business and she thought
Of asking him any questions
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CONTENTS OF THIS WEEKS NUMBER
Orr SPECIAL CoSrRIBuToRs Life Directors and the Boston
The Charter Of the Gospel society
The Parallel by the Rev A Hope for Italy.
Henry Ward Beecherf Mr.. Dudss Again.
ORR OWS CoRREsPoSpENcE. Commercislsnd Financial.
From Washington Cor ADyERTisENESrs
RESPONDENT FAMILY READING.
Kansas Bulletin. Plymouth Collection and !ts
Letters from an American Reviewers
Lady Weep Not for the Dead.
Postal Reforui-Erg gland and Little Trials
the United States. SELEcTIohs
American Tract Society. The Well BELOVED OsIns
OR Prisons A Sick Mans Dream.
The Religious Newsrsper. AGRIcULTuRAL.
Letter from the Northwest Care and study in Farming.
Postal Reform. ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADVERTISEMENTS. ADNkETlsEHENIs,
American Tract Society. EDIrORs Book TABLE.
Health for the People. A Gard
IITERtRY RECORD. lCITY RELIGIOUS NEWS.
RELIcIous INTELLIGENCE Programme Of the May An
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ADyTRTIsywENTs EVENTS WEEK.
What Harm isitl foREIGS INTELLIGENCE.
A Card from Dr. HaIloek. One Week Later IRON ku'
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SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1856.
THE NATIONAL MA "A Tin E

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