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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-18

THE BANKS AND THE ALBANY LoBBY.-Our
distinguished contemporary, the Cheyaler Webb,
is particularly rejoiced at the resumption of
specie payments by the banks of this city be-
cause, as he says, they have thereby been saved
from the garroters OF the Albany lobby. The
Chevalier declares of his own knowledge. that
the chiefs of the lobby at Albany had made up
their minds TO rob the banks of at least
million and half Of dollars before they would
be allowed to get rid of the consequences of the
violation of the law by the suspension Of specie
payments, and he relieved from the pains and
penalties Of repudation. The Chevalicr is quite
correct in this intimation. The only doubt in
our mind Is whether the Albany lobby, which
Is the most corrupt and INSCRIPTIONS in the
country, had not made up their books to get
from the banks as much as two and half mil
lions before they were allowed to pass under the
scale of legislation. II is very well known that
the two principal aud official organs of the
Albany lobby arc the Ereaing Journal and the
Argus-the one black republican, the other black
democrat. For twenty odd years-ever since
they have been established-thcse journals have
lived upon the treachery, the corruption and
the villany Of the Albany lobby. Before the
banks suspended these journals were voclferous
in favor of such an act; afterwards they were
delighted that suspension had taken place.
They have since indicated the purpose of the
various branches Of the lobby, of which they
arc The especial organs. to rob the banks Of
more than the aggregate amount set down by
the Chevaler Webb.
BY the resumption Of specie payments The
banks have escaped, for the time being from
The clutches of the Albany bandits They will
not however, he without some new trick to
plumber the banks. Wha. il Is time will show.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-18

WASHINGTON, Tee, Il, 1857.
The following named gentlemen compose the Committee
OF the Senate 10 which referred that part Of the res
dents message relative to railroad to the Pacific
Messrs. Gwin, Douglas, Bright Davis, Hunter, Seward
Bell Foot and Iverson.
The nomination OF Hon. Nathan Clifford to supply the
vacancy on the Supreme Bench warmly debated in
executive session Of the Senate to-day aud then re-
fcrred 10 the Committee on the Judiciary.
Hon r. J. Walker has presented his letter Of rcsgna
ton OF the Goyernorshp Of Kansas designing supply
the press with copies Some Of his friends confidently
assert that the President will refuse accept his resgna
ton by returning the letter that will appear on the
public archives and further, they anticipate tina, the
President will dismiss him
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-18

REAL CHARITABLE MovEMESTs.-Elsewhere in
our advertising columns will be found the pro-
gramme of Il series of calico dress so@rtes," to
be given at Niblo's Saloon, in aid Of the funds
of several deserving charitable institutions in
this city. The plan Of the balls or soirte, il
unique. The ladies are all to wear simple calico
dresses. which are afterwards to be distributed
among four female benevolent societies. The
gentlemen are likewise expected to be simply
dressed, and each will donate some article of
clothing for the poor. The profits Of the even
ing will be devoted to the purchase Of bread
for the poor. under the direction of the Howard
Bread Society. We understand that the pro-
jectors Of these "calico dress sortes'' are pre-
pairing q lst Of managers, which will include
the most respectable and most solid of our citi-
zens whose names will he sufficient guarantee
for the success of the undertaking They will
DC announced in the course of the coming week
These balls will be gotten up upon the cheapest,
most practical and most sensible plan. The
ladies will dress neatly, but cheaply and the
poor will get everything except the bare ex-
pcnscs of rent and incdcntals
wish TO see succeed. II is beginning in the right
way, sensible and suitable TO The times. ID is
unsuited however, TO the vulgar and Initiated
tastes Of the Honorable BOBBY Brooks, of the
Fifth avenue, and OF Miss Flora McFlimsey, Of
Madison square. These distinguished charac-
ters--the Honorable BOBBY Brooles and Miss
Flora MeFlimsey-are tearing themselves all to
pieces, and annoying all the world for the pur-
pose OF getting mp ball in the most expensive
and exiravagant way, in order to raise perhaps
two or three thousand dollars for a single chart
ty. The Honorable BOBBY Brooks has been
threatening everybody with riots, rowdyism, the
police and even the Seventh regiment, II they
dare to oppose his project Of spending one hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars In lounces, fur
bellows and fustian. Miss Flora McFlimscy,
armin-arm with The Honorable BOBBY Brooks,
is founcing about ia all directions, writing to
the newspapers, spouting poetry, and talking in
the widest way against all persons Of prac-
teal, sensible turn, who wish to take irrational
course. suitable to the times
The two movements are now fairly before the
public. We shall see whether or not the re-
spectacle. sensible, benevolent persons who have
projected the cheap calico so,rees at Niblos Sa-
loon will not strike The popular chord with
more vigor and success than II the fuss fury
and nonsense Of the Honorable Dooby Brooks
and Miss Flora McFlimsey rolled into one.
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Markets,
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHIrADEifrnA, Dec. II, 1857.
Stocks firm. Pennsylvania SIS, So Pennsylvana Rail
road 3sts; Reading Railroad q; Morris Canal, 4sl;
Long Island Railroad, g5s.
CHARIEsroS, Dec Ii, 1857.
Cotton-Saes today, 400 bales. For the week. 1000
bales, closing with an advancing tendency Mddng fair,
lo.c Sales OF 500 bales gunny baggng al lie time.
SAVANNAH, Dec IL, 1857.
Cotton-Sales today 900 bales &C. elSc Tor mid
ding. The market was QHite active.
CHICAGO, Dec. If r. VI.
Flour-a declining tendency Wheat firm nj 5sac.
Corn tteady. Oats dull Receipts today-1,10o bbls.
Jour- 800 bushels wheat, 500 bushels corn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-18

a DEFAuiTfNG CLIRK ~ THE SuFroLK BANK.-
We understand that clerk In tn Su1Olk BAN dis
charged from that institution few DAYS since for ab
strqctng some ~ 0o from the bans aud converting the
ar,e 70 hs private use The young clerk on salary
q only S5cn per yea ard lately purchased house u
suburban town, and had II handsomely furnished and
nnca up with all the modern Improvements --Bos,cn
UrCid, Dec. IL
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The Southern Banks md Currency.

Augusta, Ca, Dec. IL, 1857.
The Legislature Of South Carolina refused lcgazc the
suspensions OF the banks In tina, State.
The Legislature Of Georgia has yet done nothing the
subject and whether tina, or Aatama will take any &C.
ton IL doubtful
The Governor Of Florida has directed the tax collectors
20 receive the ordinary currency.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-18

PIrTsnuRG, Dec. 10. 1857
The Governor has issued for the execution
the McKccsport murderors, Fife and Charlotte Jones
tic 18th February, and Monroe and stewart fortnight
later
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-18

ST Lorrs, Dec It. 1857.
Nothing yet known TO the character of the ntei
gcnce brought by the last messenger from Utah
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-18
Suicide OF n Lady

LONDON, G. W Dec. L. 1857.
Miss McF,rlane, nece Of the Sheriff Of Hamilton, com.
mi,ied suicide by drowning herself last night She leta
note stating her determination, and IT, caaseunrequtcd
Ioyp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-18


Hon John G. Breckenridge Uce Prcsident), Senator
Mallory General Gonzales and Dr Smith Of New Orleans
came up in the Norfolk boa, this morning en- route for
Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-18

WARRINGTON, DEC II, 1901.
No. 15-Before reror,ed.-Arguments continued for
plaintiff aud defendant.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. II, 1857.
Mr.. IEInr. (adm.) Of Pa announced the death Of Mr.
Montgomery Of Penns lvania and eulogsed his charac
ter; as also did Mr.. Florence
Tho manifestations of respect passed. and the
House adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-18
THE LATEST NEWS.

HALIFAX, Dec. I'LL A. NJ
The weather is calm and slightly hazy There hrc no
signs Of the steamship Canada in her hireeoih day
from Liverpool
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE, Observation-Disclosures ZooLo-
cIcAL EIProIkAnATIc ENTERTAINMENTS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-17
The French Railway Case.
SUPREME CoUgr-sPEcIAL TRRN.
norn.a unr Lula As..chal

jim lo.-7as NortAern Rdiiiroy Of France o. Cryper-
tin, Pdro and o,.-Mr Townshend, associated with Mr.
Gabrsh counsel for the accused stated that he desired
to make pare motion for leave to put in affidavit TO
reb at the made by Mr.. Morrogh, saturday last
setting forth his intentions in giving his consent for Parrot
attend the funeral OF Eugene Grclet He, Mr. Towns
bend, would draw up an ssidayt and submit II 10 tho
Court 10 be placed with the other papers In the and
would copy OF on the counsel for the PLAINTIFF.
The Court directed counsel 10 draw up affidavit and
take order TO show why should not be CUB
United.
The following is the Affidavit
John Townshend makes oath and rays, thai he IL In.
formed believes that amer the in this Of
James Morrogh, the PLANTING attorney, dated the I'D OF
May 1867 the defendant, louis Greet, therein namcd
wa by the sheriff Of New York, suffered and permitted
70 70 out Of and the State OF New York and tho Uni
ted States without any further other consent OF the
PLANTING attorney than that of the I'D OF May 1851 and
that said Of the I'D OF May, 1857 treated
and acted upon by the said sheriff complete dis charge
oct Of his control OF said defendants Parrot and Louiz
Grcc,.
The Court granted the order rc,urnablc on the 18th inst
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Marine Court.
Before Hon. Judge Thompson.

srIT AGAINST THE sHASsFERE CLUE.
JrST 10 -RTrSon ~. JAMES DePsyScr Oof-r, Ed1ir
E6rTei and otiers-W0sc Il HN a. The Same Wcyse C
Wdyc Is The Same -houtScu The Srra. The dofen.
dsnts, nnety.sx In number, compose the well known
shakspcrc Club II viii DO remembered that Brccken.
ridge and Levenworth who were members OF the orgap
zaton, got rio difficulty at the club house short time
ago. which 1nauy resulted In a dsel which fought
near Niagara fas The result the aas dissolution OF
The club, and failure TO pay their debts These four
lions are brought 10 recover In the aggregate $500
for segsrs, groceries, &C. furnished the club There
dispute about the purchase OF the articles specified and
the Court gave Judgments In the several actions for the
amount demanded In the respective complaints.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-17
Another Fugitive Slave Excitement In Ohio.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL 6TABBED-ONK OF THE
SLAVES sHOT-THE FUGITIyEs CAPTURED,
H. Lara


UNITED STATES MARSHAL sTABBED-ONK OF THE
SLAVES sHor-rHE FUeITIvEs CAPTURED.
from the Cincinnati Times, June 13.
Two slaves, q and woman, belonging TO u A. With.
ers residing in Covngton, KY made their escape last
Saturday and their had to believe they were
secrecd in this city. He received intelligence which led
him TO believe they secretcd IN room No Is oil q
building next to the Cdse Office, Vine street, occu
pied by Wm. A. Connolly reporter Of the DAILY Commer
United States Msrshas Churchill and Elliott, he repaired
TO said room.
One Of the party Knocked for admittance. de-
MED, when Elliott Knocked out one of tue panels OF the
door, when the negro made lunge at him with a
dirk cane, INJECTING wound just below the third rib On
the left breast
One Of the PARTY said to be withers the owner the
slaves fred al the negro the ball taking effect just
below the breast bone. Elliott be was stabbed,
House. with pistol in his hand He noticed by
bysanders and assisted up the steps into of the
Offices. back Of the District Court ROOM The negro and
his wife brought over the Cussm House.
placed In Of the rooms.
Dr. Backman was called in TO examine the wound OF
Marshal Elliott and expressed the opinion that internal
incson the arm, which the Doctor proper to mako,
evidence OF such fact He is OF tho opinion that the
wound may prove mortal bot enterans slight hope,
the hemorhage mas not been too great, that Ehos HE
yet be saved, ad hiaks that few hours may deter
mine The result. Dr. DArdridge attended to the negro,
penetrated 10 any great DEPTH but taken sanng d.
recton, and thinks If of the entrss have been u-
jured still survive He did not succeed In finding
the ball. Both OF the wounded men were suffering
intensely at the time we sag them, On o'clock the
negro woman was with her husband, and almost hysier
cal in;her lamentations over hiIn.
An omnibus provided, and about half past eleven
O'Clock the woman was placed therein and, accompanied
the house OF her owner. AT about the same time the
wounded slave placed In xpress wagon and being
properly guarded, was also taken to his masters re'
Considerable excitement prevailed along Fourth and Vine
street, hundreds ocked to the vicinity Of the Custom
House, and many were eager TO see both Elliott and the
wounded slave.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-17
NOTHING LIKE II sINCR STEPHENS
IN HARPER & RROTHERs, 81 TO SIS Pearl street
LIN squne) publish this day: - . -
PRIMES TINT LIFE IN THE HOLY LAM

PRikE's TINT LIFE IN THE HOLY LAM
fEsr LIVE IN vHE Hoty LAsD. BY VIM. o. Prime
Of 1.-The Old House by the River" Later Years.
lus'ratlons limo, muslin, 81 q.
Surrounded by their long tried and faithful Arabian
ano guard travelling IN such style suited the conf
young and invalid American lady, our travellers
through the sacred pitching their tsns, mig
night, In valleys whose pames are dear 70 all Y
hearts No association Of interest escaped their not &C
saw process los of the Patriarch at Hebron, the sta
Bethlehem full Of beauty TO their eyes The sea Of
had Divine music Ia their The dew oil Hermon lei
their forohosl. In Jerusalem they remained long
the volume Ia comp ete and interesting guide 10 iis
interest whether to one travelling that way or 70 one
home. The Discussion OF the locality OF the Holy
which tr. Prime uuhessiingy differs from Or. r.
and with an Pile citation OF a. horlties and topographic
ments oyerthrows The position OF that learned gent
one OF the most valuable portions Of the book The
OF Incidents al sorts " pleasant adven Just
who read viii long some ilne TO enjoy themselves; M
all viii be glad OF ihis opporpint, OF knowing what
live IN tents in the Holy Land Both tins book aud
Life In Egypt contain advice 10 travellers visiting tina
tries which Will be found In contain all thai hmeric
need TO know about going 10 The EAsl for purchases
ri preparation
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sEW QUALIFICATIONS.

-~o~-~~-~-(~O--~
r TITLE DORRIT,
Ia By Chas Dickens Bo1,
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IN may be had this morning, n Ice 80 cents, NJ TURs
UP town book store 80 Brosc way, between Eil he
Nineteenth streeta.
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V'HE MARRIAGE ALhkNAC-TO BOOK A
:. nevsmen and oihers.-The Ladies' harriare Am
witch every day In thc year IA marked with reference
Important epocns also containing over 40 Chrisia
Of admired euph' NJ from ten different languages.
stamps CO c'ntsl per 100; retail price IS per I00 Tw
men copies mailed free on receipt OF two post STAN
drt ID. X. Dubola, % West Fifteenth street N. z.
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TESTIMONY or DR.. .. A.. WARE.

m J. W1e vas called BY the counsel f,r clain,sn,s
aud testified as follows Am a dentist knew Tho aIc m
Harvey BuroCl about or eight xe,rs. r,r,oriv
Lived next door 20 h N OF ~ Bond street from lSl 10
] knew him well him the evening of tho 9slb ~
October coming Bleecker stree, towards Bro,d
way the south side OF Blocker street; met DR. B1r
del With two ladies the Of Broadway and Hse
street bowed TO Dr. Burdol; Dr.. Burdol crossed
Meockcr street the other side; turned round an
looked al him, and saw him 70 down towards North river
was 90, accustomed him with ladies' they had dark
dresses oD did not notice their size, ne was walking be.
tween them; could not say that either had hold u his
arm hx the night by having received note from G. W.
Snow ~ he morning private business the letter was
os'ed The zIth got II on the morning Of the 2sh had
been 70 NJ Snow house No. 80 Macdougal street, and
Wa returning when met Dr.. Burdell
. Otoss etamined-IH Burdell gong up Broadway
ue vest sde was coming ~ Blocker the souu sde
met Inn Just a, the corner the Doctor returned the bow
my mpreEion u that u warm day; n was abou.
O'Clock bad not seen the Doctor Cor some unc urevi91s
could not ten how the Doctor dressed did rot notice
wnosber The Doctor or the ladies' had white gloves on
lWitness exhibited 70 the Court the letter spoken Of a.
having been received the 2sth or October Had Deen
gong 70 see Mr. snow about this business about that tine
IN We evening pre- vous 10 tho - hay been nun Der
OF hmes since frequently
ny the Surroe ste-ieceved tho motto bv p1vd'e most.
nave des Toyed The envelope 10 file asRy tie letter.
~ counsei-Nf no, say anything 70 NJ. snow abon'
neene ID Burde did nO look for letter until recent
~ could not az the date unless letter last week
cnn sveN positively that the Identical nan, OF
sne 2stn 81 oc'e5er thai he saw Dr. Burdel Is absolutely
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-17

E,XCURsIONs.-TaR STEAMER sATELLITE, CAPTAIN
~ Apderson makes regular trips the Fishing Banks
every day, except Saturday Leaving Morton street al Il
Spring street at @ Pecs SIP a. y broome street ga; rier
No North O'Clock cotllon band viii arcompa
ry the B-The sArEIi IL + will make trip
cholera ALLEVIATE Saturday, viz:Juna NH
July 4h and sh August st 5h and oh Leaving Morton
street a. o. Pier No 3Norh river al 5 Peck slip at O'Clock
A H., precisely Returning In the afternoon. same day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-17

BILLIARDS.
zoo BRotDwAY-oT1s FIELn-TwTLvE sT.Arr
DJO bel billiard tables with Dtctets mechanical odsh
iona. Par refreshments, nc.
SHIPP's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. foRy-lS AND
- Fulton STR etwhcre be has hand larre
all with marble eds suitable
private public Several second hand tables for SALE
heann
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-15

Eb0PLAR LATIIS.-
lG0,l01 Cut Poplar Laths, three and four feet
just received and for sale by
JOHN y. GLOvEh,
aug3-d&wlml Corner Of Main and lth streets.
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And almost every article used in Daguerreotyping or
AmbrOtyping.
Orders from operators promptly filled and forwarded
at a small advance on Eastern prices.
~ We are constantly receiving fresh supplies of
articles enumerated above, and others usually kept in
Drug Stores, and every article sold by is warranted
To be pure fresh and genuine.
~ Particular attention raid to filling Physicians
orders, and orders from country stores. We invite
those wishing articles in line to call send and
give SATISFACTION both in regard quail
ity and price. HALL0CK X STODDAkD,
myl-ly'57 No. I y Main street, Evansville, Ind.
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NEW YoRk, August 2Gth, ls56.
State Of New-York,

State OF New York,
New York City and County,
1, Joseph &. Lawrence, Commissioner Of Dectis in
and for the City and County, and Notary Public in
and for the StIte Of New York. do hereby certify that
the day of the date hereof, before me personally
came Y. Vale, co me well known, who being by me
duly sworn, din depnseand say that the contents Of the
foregoing certificate, signed Nv him true.
In witness whereof have subscribed my name as
Commissioner Of Deeds AMI Notary Public, Of the State
Of New York. and have affixed my Notaria Seal at my
office he Nth day of unuS
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DIR. DUPRIE's PILLS

Are unrvalled for purifying the blood being efec
tual remedy for Internal Piles, salt Rheum, Ring
Worm, Nc 500 reward viii he paid 10 any person that
prove thew contain anything injurious to the sys
TEN. Will I've sent Ivy mail to any part Of the United
States. 30 cents per box PRINCIPAL office q Nassau
street, New York, and for sale by all respectable drug
gists IN the T. States.
EUROPEAN PhTENT MEDICINE OFFICE,
TO Nassau street, New York,
WM. j. REDPATH co.
dec3 IS proprietors.
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lay =, 1osE i CI.wRFycy

Commissioner Of De,sls and Notary Pablo,
~ Wall street, New York.
We challenge the medical faculty of the United States
TO produce remedy equal Ia Dr. Dupre's Celebrated
Remedies for external internal Piles. ~ cents per
box. Office 10 Nassau street, New York, will be sent
by mail % any part Of the United States. Sold by all
respectable druggists in the United States.
n. Ban Agent wanted, terms cash.
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They Pare, Core and Slice!
40 DOZ. Apple Parers that pare, and slice the
% apple, and does all this quick IL not quicker
sert3 y. U0RNpi.noK a. CO.