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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-04-03
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Complete Library Edition.

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2 do Oliver Twisi, Sketches by Bog
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3 do Nicholas Nickelby and Mar.
tin Chuzzlewil.
a do David CoPperield Dombsy &
Son, and Christmas stories
do Bleak House, and Dickens
New Stories.
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sr SE c OND YEA X.
4 RRANGEMENTS for the second Annual
a Collection of this new and popular Tnsli-
tuition for the diffusion of Literature and Art,
have been made on the most extensive scale
Among the works already engaged is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-31

ss2d To London about 80 900 bushels Of grain engaged
at lie. llc ard UO bbs Hour at Sd D. To GIasgow
80 400 bb Eour at 2s Cd and 10000 bushels grain at
l2d To FaYre about lo COO 20 0U0 bushels wheat were
engaged Al Ac Flour sas Al Toe and cotton &c.
Fkrir sars of about coo boxes NJ r. made
at IS 10 So TO- with palyes and proporon and
II duty.
HAY active with 600 bales &c.
ofs wee in steady demand. with sales OF good u &C.
lie. oSA nominal
HIDES With a stock about 80 The sal0O
COMPRISED Gao dry Buenos ~ los Porto
Cabelo " bs at 2c 2V0 chargness 10 lbs at &c &c,
usual selection, ell months.
LEATHER steady with animation the
LIhE-sales u moderate extent made al Soc. for
common. and at 81 l&i4 for lump
NoLAssEs quite hrIn, with small full prices
NAVAL Torres spirits sold AT iShc Resin and cru 10
penine were quiet.
Provisions -Pork-lhe market was rather drmer with
lots reported s2l 25 prime SIS I2z a$iS Beef
continued fair Request with sales of about $50 800 bbs,
ncludr country prime 81 country at % 50 a
80 6O repacke 50 and extra DO at $l 50 2z
So Cut In eier demand, with 30 hhds.
shoulders he and do at 7Ac &C.. Bacon
so hbds smok. de+ we're sold at H1ac for
export California Lard sales II - DO bbls were made
at ac 3c Butter was IN good demand at Ice 2lc for
Ohio and l9c pc for State cheese at &c. l0ac.
RIcEThe receipts larger and the market less buoy
ant sales Of 100 tercrs made at 4c. 5zc. ~
active. and closed at an advance OF &C.,
grades from 10 l4c The transactions footed
up COO hbds Cuba at &C. l0c 80 boxes for rein
ing gsc boxes do. No. 10 for refining at 9sc
TALow firm, sith sales Of about 1900 los at l21ac
cash
WHIsKEY-sales Of 400 bbls made at SIC.
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pa.k wear have been re eected The sxs vscaacv oc-
oDea by death In tho number OF corporate bers
End be 'wo Dew additions made NJ resoutios passed
~ this neeos, were supplied oy the election ~ ths fol-
low,pg gentlemen: Rev, ss-o. Y. Adams % n Bruus-
wick; VIM. Thomas, Eq Of Portland; 8. w. Smith, n.
d. Newark
Prrsident-Theodora Freinehns~en.
Wee PrestdeDt-l ~. Thus. 4. Wtiiafns-
q, ptndsn1ai comprehension VIM . hIbbard Chsrles
asa ESQ., John aps Es s,. Adams dbG
AIKEN Hen. Daniel Stafford. henry H Esq Isaac Ferris,
s ~ wsusr hnaerscn D. Rev.
selah H. IyeL seran L. romeroy d. ~
C.rresponding secreary-hev. George w. Wood, Of New
Recording secretary--samuelM Worcester, d. d.
Ireas,rer- James ii. torden, Esq.
Aud.ors-Moses L. hale, Esq, and Samuel II. Valley
The commuters upon the several parts OF the Pruden-
tal Commuters annual report made their report which
contained nothing Of special interest rney IN gene a.
MISSIONS ano advocated large increase OF operations
Adjourned TO N O'Clock p. ~
EvRNIN0 SESSION.
The usual overlooking audience assembled in the even
Mr. rMrlsGxlL otter cd resolutions returning the thanks
Of the board 10 the families Of Newark VINO have traa led
with liberal hospitality the and fire ads in 1t
eDdance also to he Oh Of singers for their
He stated that 200 had been entertained hore
Of whom more than 500 are members Of the Board-An
ur Usual lumber.
The report the committee the at .tement Of the
treas was presented By NJ. BROWN of Chicago He
stated that the accounts had b. examined and found
correct. Taare debt Of $40 o. O. which should DO i'm
mediatey removed 10 make way for further progress
For y. xt year, $500, Oc0 will be needed
Dr. ANDERSON fol owed in q lew remarks upon tn
necessity OF ncr, area contributions He announced that
he had just received from a gentleman whose name no
was not permitted TO gva offer Of So 900 towards
ceiling the debt.
Chancellor walworth, Chas. stodd4rd, Esq; General
Wood Eq, Of New York, made short addresses 70 the
same elect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-31
Police Intelligence.

WOMAN sHor Wy HrR Hrssasp.-u abou, 10 O'Clock
last night colored named Charles W. CISCO, re-
'dirg Of No. 50 Worth street. arrested by Lieut.
Horrigin, OF the Fifth ward, charged With shooting his
wife Elizabeth, at their residence with q pistol. Tho
powder from The pistol struck the the len side
Of The lace, and the two sugs Rrazco her neck In two
phases. Dr. Kilburpe called, who dressed the
wounds and pronounced the injury no, Of fatal charss
ter The husband locked up, 70 conveyed before
the police court thu morning.
HIcHwsy RorupsY ASp ARsrsr on the HiouvAYmrv
Al late hour on Wednesday night Daniel Moore Of No.
60 Cherry street. while returning 10 his home through
Water street, was ATTACHED by two men, who knocked
him down for the purpose Of robbins him One OF tue
fellows stuffed his hand into nr. Moores mouth 80 "A 20
prevent any alarm being raised; while the other one
thrust his hand into the pockets the PROSTATE man
and dispcssessed him Of portemonnae containing SIS
Mr. Moore crying watch, watch, Justify behind them
ofHccrs MCGUIRE Sullivan and Holland Of the Fourth
ward police bearing the cries Of Mr. Moore came up and
Immediately save chaee 10 The hishwaymeu The no
hcemen succeeded, amer shors run. In arressne ths
accused The prisoners we're found with the stolen PRO
ice Connolly at the Lower Police court yesterday morn
ing, where they were eech committed 10 default OF
$1,000 ball. tor trial on charge Of highway robbery.
AScrHnR CAsr on HIGHwAy RoBRrRy.-Jeremah McCsu-
ley ives arrested charge Of having on Sunday night
last knocked down and robbed Barney Cossrove Of No
las Plymouth street. Brooklyn OF silver watch valued
n tl3, The complainant vas assaulted the Cathe
rpe street ferry BY kcCauey and another man, and
chile the latcr held the complainant down. the prisoner
N charged. red his pockets Of what wee valuable
hcCauley brought before Justice Connolly at the
Lower Police Court where he was committed for trial
ARRrsr CuARer oF IaBsr.-Yeserday morning John
McKeon, Esq, United States District Attorney appeared
before Justice Connolly, the Lower Police Court and
preferred charge Of libel against Patrick Lynch and
William L. Coles proprietors OF the Irish American news
paper, for having reflected upon his character ar
The article alluded 70 charged Mr.. McEeon with having
used improper means 70 defeat the election OF Fernando
wood in the year 1850 IRE defendants appeared In
Court In the afternoon and rave bail each n the sum OF
a. 600 70 answer the charge preferred against them
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All HnIlOW Even.

This evening many old country peoae-Engush, Irish
viii celebrate the time honored festival kno
All Hallow Fen, M, Crack Ngnt 1t always osas
observed the evening preceding OF Move nber
which rs AL Saints Day.
ne observances Of this curious, aud be-
traced back many hundreds Of years fney c,ass.
principally Of charms and rites ny the young psopie Of
both sexes, 10 discover who viii be their partners for
life. Burns in Of his poems describes these with
CREST minuteuess and humor
In all Nations the approach Of winter hailed with APP
proprAse festivities being regarded as the season of in
door enjoyment ami the cultivation Of kiudlier feelings
In social life; thus the hoidays-the time for gifts be-
tween friends and res,ves-aways transpre during the
nrst months Of winter, and have their appropriate
precision among the people OF every cline
Among the most usual observances of Haiow E'ens Is
the burning Of nuts by the young people Tho damsel
will place three upon the fire. giving each them
the name Of Of her admirers. II the aut cracks or
jumps the lover will prove unfathfu but IL IL burns
brightly he will prove kind II the nuts named after the
girl and her lover burr together they viii be married
The following, from old poem, tells the story very
nicely
These glowing nuts are emblems true
Of what In human lie we view.
The Ill matched couple fret an fune,
And thus in strife themselves consume;
Or from each other wildly start
And nth . noise forever part
But see the HAPPY. happy pair,
OF genuine lore and truth sir cere;
With mutual fo dness. while they burn,
Stin 70 each other kindly turn;
And the vital sparks decay
Together gently sink away,
Till ifes herce ordeal being past,
Their mingled ashes rest 1t last.
Another custom rs TO place apples In pail Of water
and whoever catch them their teeth they are IN
titled to the apple OF the face head of the
apple seeker often go under Still another custom
Is
To catch tn elusive apple with . bound,
As with its taper 1t flew whzziDg round.
Young ladies and gentlemen who would be further
posted up the tons Of this celebration had
better overhaul Burns poem of "HAow Een" and make
q note Of It,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-31

-BoD,sn.sEs.-0p thursday, Oct so, by
The Rev. DR. HasG. rector Of Calvary church, j. A.
D'nmAscnEs, E,q 10 Mes GEohGA eidest daughter Of
Dr. W. Btcepbsm.r, all OF TITS city.
CoAiE-B1wsTER TN Monday, 0cL n, by the Rev.
Dr. Beihure, william T. Coslt, formerly Of Baltimore 10
JrrIA youngest daughter OF Geo. H. Beewster, Gq, Of
Brooklyn. l.
BALTIMORE pspers plsse ccry.
Dirxsn : RrksR On WEDNESDAY,, Oct 40 st the Pres
byterisp church. Newtovn l. l., by The Rev. John p.
Knox, AERSM u IuN,Rs Eq., 70 IsvIsIA, daughter Of
John J. Rker Esq all II Ne~town.
CtsHNn-wooD = In Philsaelpbia on Tuesday. Oct 2s
by The Rev Vim. >udcsrd-, HoiRsoox CrsHxAS, OF
Ne~ York. TO Many daughter of the late Joseph I. WOOL
uf Ibilsdslthia.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL.


THuRsDAY, Oct. 3o-6P. r.
There . very active market q, the opening Of the
stock Exchange to-day. The sales the fret board we're
unusually large Al the close lover prices ruled and
decline realized In neacy every socs sold Hudson
Railroad fell OF per cent; Reading, Y; Michigan Gen.
trail, y; Michigan southern, v; Cleveland and Pnnburg
vi Galcna and Chicago, "; Cleveland and Toledo y;
Chicago and Rock island, Canton Company advanced
"; Cumberland, VI New York Central, n. Illinois Cen
trail rights cold as i2ok per cent. Reading, Cleveland
and Toledo Erie, and Michigan Southern were the
active stocks The list and they were freely offered
the decline up TO the close.
Afer tins adjournment OF the board the following sales
Of stocks and bonds made a, auction by A. H. Nj
colay;-
o. 90 rerre Haute and Richmond RR, Irt mtg entities
$4,000 Great Western (n) RR LIST mort los do. san
slb, 600 New Albany and Salem RR LIST mtg SIS do. 90
"a, 900 Sangamon and Morgan RR los do. SAY
$40 900 New York and New Haven LIST mtg. do. 79k
el0 600 Lake Erie, Wabash Louis I'd mtg do ka4e
$40 600 Toledo and Illinois RR 20 mtg 7's do. 4sI
$500 Marietta and Cincinnati RR7s do. liz
500 shares Rutgers Female Institute. .......... S5h
100 Union India Rubber OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Bk
81 IrevortAn Goal and Railroad Co..s.......... o.
so Toledo and Illinois RaiB Dad ...............1 10
2b Corn Exchange Insurance Co................l1lA
20 Excelsior Fire Insurance Co........"...1t0s1loA
20 Relief Fire Insurance Co.. .NNssI
10 Com monwealth Insurance .10Sk
loo 81. Nicholas Insurance Co.,.
~ ivy fAnk.s.
log Irsdesmens
40 Fast River Bank W
~ Artizae Bsnx..,'' .u".',''''''u,,''",'"@
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city Politics.
ANTI-woOD MOVEMENTS,


For some nights past secret caucuses Of the parties In
House, but 1t Is understood they adjourned last night In
confusion. The Republican Central Committee met las
night and on being lnor med OF the Astor House
ment passed teries Of resolutions with great euthu
Siam, endorsing Anthony j. Blocker for Mayor, and
dcputized hessrs Sherman and Weed To act q CON.
miiiec to notify the OF their determination 10
stick 10 him 10 the last The Know Nohings have also
emphsucaly endorsed their candisas Isaac o. Barker
and this upses all the schemes agsng the indomitaois
terpAnco the First who bound be The Mayor
New York
FILLMORE roRcHLIGHr PROCESSION.
Tho long talked OF Fillmore orchght ssslon took
place last night, but did not amount muca II Was
woul falling OF compared with the cartmen's process
sion Of the party . short time since, and might
have been ah Of Captain RI nders pro.
without being sed. IL Just twenty nine
the line. There we're also good many lads The fol-
lowing n tho count
Notcrs,...,.,, POO
ooys'.,s.. s3o
Total go. ................... ,42o
The only thing worth noticing was small hairy and In
nocent looking jsckass, which the Know Nothugs, In
their Ignorance Of zoology, persisted In calling wooiy
borse. Consiceripg the ANAL mum ers there
meDdable degree thusiasm shown and
ing The partys dislike Of Romanism large number OF
Roman candies let Of Tho procession marched
through the principal streets OF the city, dis
missed, withou, any accident OF note oc 'urring
NOT A CANDIDATE.
Cornelius Hartne,y desires TO tate that he 10 not
candidate for Councilman In the Fifteenth district
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
have not declined the regular America nomination
for Cor gress in the Seventh oongress nal dsc al or
roncousy stated In the HKnsLD. Pee make the
ton, and obhge JOHN BULLOCK
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THE THEATaEs &c-rhe attractions offered the diff
ierent places OF amusement To- night Of such varied
and pleasing character render detailed not,es of
each particular establishment altogether superauous
On gar cling the directory 1T the head of the editorial
page, every taste win be suited at once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-31
y he t'aEk Bank Case.
SUPREME CoURr-IN URAMBERs.

HeiOe Hon. Judge ROOe eseit.
Oct 30-In The Hdity u TIE Park Bank Darts
Ffederfcks This case came up again. aut after argu
ment the Court directed the parties to agree upon
order which they unable 90, and the Judge took
the papers, reserviug bis decision Tho property Is In
the time to remain in the "a OF officer Skldmore
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~ WNntAi bsnk.a.. ........s..............lW
80 nsIass
el9 600 Central Park 6s......... and tot yos97
simeon Diapers regular semweeky sale Of bonds and
stocks will take place TO. day (rday), Al half past IL
o'clock, Al the Merchants Exchange.
AZ the second board the market opened heavy and
cIcsed heavier. An unusual amount Of business
transacted for the afternoon, but further decline In
prices was realized Cleveland and Toledo and Erie and
Reading were fraction lower the close there
strong downward tendency. Cleveland and Toledo
was offered At o7a and Erie at SIX per cent Reading
was weak at 76h per cent.
Tho money market was little easier 10 day. but the
relief cannot be otherwise than temporary. The ,team
ship Hermann, from this port for Southampton and Bre
men, on Saturday, will take about half million Of
specie, and the two steamers week will probably
take out between one and two million dollars more
The two steamers are the Arabia, from Boston on Wed
nesday, and the Atlantic from this port Saaur lay. II
ID possible that they may take million each During
there shipments the receipts will DO limited and the bulk
Of the expectation win put OF our present
serve. The bank statement for the we. ending
November will, without doubt how q smaller
specie reserve than have known for years
by any possibility the books should show uader min
millions Of dollars the consequences would be dis
asreus. Paolc confidence would severe
and might lead TO serious panic Anything calculated
to alarm depoeitors would be attended with the
results It Is not generally realized by the community
large but the banks at this moment stand in very
precarious position.
The interest on the third mortgage and convertible
bonds Of the Hudson River Railroad Company viii be
paid at the Office So Warren street. on the LIST Of Novem
Der.
The interest the frat mortgage bonds of the sio.o
and Hooking Valley Railroad Company, due November
will be paid on presentation at the office Of H. B. Bennett
No % wilIism street.
The Assistant Treasurer reports this week as fol
lows
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Court Calendar-This Day.

sUPREss GousT--Circun Part Mos 1881, 1882 s34
23s I'll, $780, "a z9a, POT, 3O3 2l9l 1904. Part a
Nos. s72, 1881, 1929, 1857. 1l43 sl3.
SUPERIOR COURT Nos 2a6, 602 GOT. 60s Sill. 329. 65
STA sac $40 b2i b2s t28. 527 b2s. 53l. b32 1884, $685.
53t $50, Sal, 6i3. sac DIT, $50, 5st 500.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CorRr ", 100 to III.
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GREAT SUCCESS Tho never firing Ravels accom-
plsh this evening the 2soth night OF their present
engagement at N,bo's Garden The new pantomme
Blanche will be played this evening for the twentieth
time. 1t is in the height of Its popularity.
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The United States steam frsase WABASH arrived this
morning n her anchorage on the Battery Her passage
from Annapolis 70 sandy Hook occupied but forty tso
hours Contractor Hart Of the Norfolk Navy Yard, na
passenger board correct LET Of her officers vas
publshsd In The HmAID on saturday lash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-31

quinne combines remedy the and
properties q the Peruvian bark and the rourshng quae.
81 pure cod liver OIL In debility, consumption
scroiua neuralgia indigestion aeue, Sc this advised
preparation has met with unparalleled demand, and pre-
scrbed the physicians Of this city
and patented by George n. NIGER Co, chenists, No.
guQI sraadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-31

TIT RsDAr, Oct @-S N.
Asnrs.Saes Of about ~ bbs pots made Nc ssic
HRpApSrurrs -flour-1he market heavy with a fs,r
mount 81 sales, including some lots for
srades sales wee made 81 decline ~ b. per bb while
brands without CHANGE Of noortance in prices
rhe transactions, including 2o1o bbs sod fed
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The Way to Secure Early News OF the Pre-
AldentIal Election.

FOR INSPECTORS or ELECTION, TELEGRAPH OPERA
TORS, NEWSPAPER EDITORS AND REPORTERS
THROUGHOUT THE UNION.
The people will look for The the Presidential cleo
ton the 5h Of November To the the
Union 10 declare the result the following morning. It will
be for the Inspectors Of Election throughout
sd ses Y nd Ss sesrsPS and md editors, in
70 aid each other hts be done by conhnng their
inspectors count the eiecora vote s. lie,
me ,eegraphs transmit that vote on on The night Of elecon
morning election If the be close We
%e ana satisfy DE AID ey Eaer w
promote the object in view BY publishing IN their editorial
Whites % Hat, Fall styie--I4s Fulton
strest between BroadwAy and Sassau street.
go Cent Ambrotype Lskenesses, with a
case Five hundred taken daily by The machine 3
-''
John Woods new Uptown Gymnasium.
East twenty eight street. near fh avenue viii DO opened
'''
sI,OOO.-Bets on Fremont Accepted by good
buchanan men, NJ HOLMES political brokerage 80 Broad
way.
Portraits OF the ELECT Fremont and hts Salt
river competitors SIS per 100, at 30 Broadway.
Portraits OF the Voters, ~ cents tn sI.-La-
dies and gents vote early. 30 Broadway.
Hill, Inimitable Cutter Of Hair and Whis-
kers Barclay street. Hair dye four shngs box black
Batchelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupecs
The best in the world. Made sold anu applied NO -
broadway.
Cristasioro's Hair Dye and Wigs stand I'm
surpassed N excellence Both for sale aud the hair dye pf
vA'eiy applied a, No. 9 Asior House
Tolai, In Foil, Adapted for Those who
ind tobacco Injurious. Reaed SAOMES segar and drug
sthres.
To Wholesale and Country MsrchaBts.--
Barnes Park, 800 broadway, New YORK. invite the
Of arge and close buyers their
and American patent medicines,
prices py me dozen. package, or ~ gross -
BARNES A PARK,
New York. Cincinnati and San Francisco
Druggists Fancy Goods ExcIuav.iy.-Evcry
Article sod by druggists except drugs mpoed by MoHAka
a CO., X Nassau street
Hossctter.-Thc Remarkable success OF Hos
letters vegetable stomach biers curing dyspepsia hvcr
parallel IN the history medicine 6y grocers drug
gsi. aud ho,ela Hoscter smith, Pit.bur~ BARN IS 4
PARK, Agen~hsew York.
Holloway Pilis-soos hing Jet Searching
Free mineral gradients these pills sooth and hca the
rraied membranes of the stomach and the bowels while
hsy .vp.I All rror,d matter go,n thos. ar.ns ara ,nhne
them with vigor sold nj the manufactures Maiden
lane, New York aud "a strand London by all drug
gisis at % cents e21s cents and u per box
Holloway's PfiIs-The finest Family Mcds-
cine in the world and recommended all who suffer from
hss diseases Sold at the manufactures Maiden
New York and "a Strand London and by all druggiss at
- cents, Wy cents and ~ per eox
Pure Newfoundland Cod Liver OiI, with
qunine combines In remedy The tonic snd strengthening
81 pure cod liver OIL In debility, consumption rheumatism
scroula neuralgia indigestion &C. this much advised
preparation has me, with unparalleled demand, and pre-
and patented by GEORGE n. NIGER A co. chemists No