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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07
COURT OF SPECIAL SESSiONS-August Before Justces
OsBoKN and BROWNLow.


OSBORN and BRowSiow.
We do not remember a session OF this Court for
Sendance Of witnesses the request the corpapsnts
or ordered up the General Session as TIL. MOI ing
The few that imposed Comparatively f
and fiy disposed of but Epe teimi9led IN
on immediate penalty upon the accused No ma kec interest
David Sparklawk arrajgned for assault and battery,
the 4th August bis wife Ena by Mex ns her. was
Hugh Smith, arreigucd for assault and battery, OF
the sd of August Chsuncey Edwards of be seventeenth
District Police found guilty. and sentenced to the fenen
Tlomas Gallagher charged with assault and battery,
on the 18th of July bis wife Am No % West Nneteenh
street committed and sent to the Pententay for three
months. >,
On the 18th July Elizabeth NJ M.nus No 29 Thirteenth
street by biting her the head with bottle. Fined $40
Patrick Floor charged with assault and battery on
the seth of July on Patrick McManus No 81 Cherry street
was committed and Peuentay three months
Thomas Tobin, charged with assault and battery,
on the LIN Of On Gss and ned 81 the
Thomas Goodwin, George Harrington and Ja~es
Of ver spectscles worth g. from Elizabeth TompEns
No Lowest Tweny second street The pecac,e were found
ery found nd The accused were arrested All were ses'
.I"hn BAILEY and John Parker, charged with assault
aud battery on TIE Cd Herman Geken Of No 81
Prince found guilty anden to he Penenti.ry for
Godfrey Standt was arraigsed for stealing on the I'd
Of August coat valued William H. Smith OF the
Twelfth Ward Police Convicted, aud sent to the Peonty
John Sheridan, charged with assault and battery on
the Sd of August joseph Gaian Of the Twenyrs' Precinct
Po'ce, fined $40.
The case Of James Harmon and William Haley.
convicted Of violation Of the Quarantine Laws postponed
again for sentence till Saturday.
the trial concerned that bad interest wha.ever
Beside these nine dismissed for want of witnesses
Sessions aud the parties in fourteen ethe
quilted had their sentences suspended or their cases were
postponed TO q future day.
Adjourned to O'Clock on Saturday morning.
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK........A ucusr 8.


ship-Louisiana (Brem J, Muller London, C. SAILING
Buks-Essex Ray Pictou Yates Po1tetfeld M Morton,
Thou pson Savannah Scranton Tslman; e Van Bsn,sr
(Old) FeseBfeld Cochin China Stanton Rugerj J. w.
Blodsett, Moore, Turks Island, Bcstock De ljsmn
Brs--Cygnrt (Br Smith. " indsor J. 8. Whitney Cot
Jos Adrie (Fr) Lestere ST. Pierre, w Dsysrd Co 7.
NJ Mayhem, Harvey, Eel.nuda Smith Lossh Mathews,
Cheney Pictcu II. g. Brookman Il Co. New World Lane,
Csrdena IT, Unde, wood Judith Somey Ray nond NJ Des-
eIe. Me, Walsh Carver Chase
Schooner-YorktowD Wo2on, City Point J. Hunter Ca
w. Webster, Bennett, Charleston, Scranton Ts'uipi
Hanover Eay.s Sierra Leone, La Eranche Armada Co. j.
J. Wsrng smith, Savannah, McCteady Mot Co r. Deter.
TIsfethe Dover master; Seoto Yocns E.wosth T. J.
Petes Justins Wanwright Be, muts Mtdletol Co Al
susa, tc,e, Aroya Tbo'npsoi Hostsn Rogers: Per.e,.
Nice ready Mott Co C Ers wednoIe, New.fisyeu, r.
Goodwin NJ Rogers Fsi New Haven, master; Maine,
Powell, Wilmington T. Powell.
Sloops-Bmzilan, Worden New Haven, J. B. Edwards;
America Re, nolds Prov de- CO. Kerry.
Beverly Pie Phade pii Co1nec.ic Lewis
Mystic River Weeks Mo- Delaware Copes, PbladeIpha
New York trd Ph'lad. Nav. Co.
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BY Telegruph.

PORT JEFFERSON L. l. Aus. 5--Ar july =, y 80.
julia TeuIl New York 30th, yacht Una Hontn, n, a.
2.t l. Bsyes Tocke, Providenee .oop'p no Hsmmond
New London; WIN D Csrgin Hawkins rIoV" 49, a.
charge, Hslloeh, Hslowel sloops om>nen' DAVIS WI
Chan pion, Buell., ew.Lopdon. -, p.,.,,o,o. o.
ss1td Aug. t. sehr L. Bsy.es Teoxer. ~,
yachts Julia, TeIri NewYorx Una hnna,' Sao,rnnX
kingston :. LA, r,o.,,. a.,
iyed here from New York q "a early hour this usrSink
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

kEFoRrkD Fok TIE n 7. TRIsCNE, by GEORGE RUIZ.
WEDNESDAY, Aug. s. Io67
At Market ISL Cattle 600 Beeves and 2 Stores consulting
Of working Oxen Cows and two and three years old
Prices Of Market Beef: Extra Ssd&9 25 6rst quality,
g. Isl second quality, Ssds % third quality SO 500
t7 ordinary quality, S.
Prices of Store Cattle: Working Oxen, nom go 600
$50 to el75, 500 Cows and Calves from SIS $40 S45
to $50 s67 Yearnss sl6 to ela Two years old s25 to
$50; Three years old SIS TO SO
Sheep and Lambs $50 At market prices IN ots % go.
swine-7o at market; prices, live weight, 7i0sc. p b
dressed sas:c. y ID.
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In the st~amshp Rcn9aroo for ecrpoo-y aud Mrs KIN:
lev cld;e aud nurse MIR and Mrs Thomas Cary child snd
nurse; rud Mrs Jacob aud hlrcn NJ aud MI Norris
Hs, WcGes:ck Watts McNull and siimson Sir Robert
Barclay Dr. W Bowler, Capt sisrkey Misses C,sels%m1
Johnson w p Fei.s Alsms Lcolo j. Williams Jas Bush,
Hanusm Mr. crnpersle and so1 l.. Bryssn D. Chambers,
LIN he
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DIED.

AsCBMAN-A. Huds5n City, n. j.. rhursdaJ A1s 6.
Abcrc daughter of H. T. aud Martha v Aschuau. eyed
months ana 20 osys
The relatives and fDds respectfully invited T. iu4 her
ru.fsl on saturday the 8h MS, o.: oocs ttprI e
pareut's residence Huds"n CITY Bergen Five Corners
without further Invitation
ALLISON On Tuesday evening A1F N consumption ME-
Mary l. Alison widow 81 The ie.e o. L. Aa9n Of hsVsf
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS - AUG. -gsfor
Recorder SMITH.

Shortly aftsr opening the Court to-day, James
Csmpbea genteey dressed and highly resPecablelookne
berry Ia degree This robbery alleged TO have been
committed the night Of the Nth of May about ~ ococ az
Weed who compsned that knocked sld robbed
Of ,ome;hins over Sl7 in money. ,.--.,,-,--,-,
John W. Weed being swon commenced tesying In regard
10 the main Acts IL the and the direct
seemed make ont pretty strong for the but
the crosexaminaion the witness entirely failed identity
pout touched By Mr. Philips counsel for the
sccued witness showed Of aud the
be threw around H. eusth he veoped Il perfect
cloud Of confusion At this Of the xanatou Mr. seds
wt Assistant District Attorney decided 10 aban ion the
dcment and In accordance with the Of the Court
the jury Enthusiastically rendered lorna verdict OF Not
,,h l.,es crowd on friends W no ann. - have hen
watching the biie trial with deep xiey Ii
q clear Of mistaken identity.
John Devioe, peddler, was then placed on tnal
indicted for assault and battery with knife with nieu' to kill
The assault alleged 10 have been committed upon John
Sass the 18th Of June late at night Avenue b. corner Of
John saas the complainant testified that the night sfor
said he going the Avenue with basket OF meat on ats
az ss ~ issssed t1e coinef OF lehh sur. ~
this point the dsadsut uTued 10 the AID
nsnaea bm 70 get out Of the way and asked MIN what he
witness then spread hand. in sefdese showing the
accused parry d~i defendant
buteh.rbpe he struck eon'ssn,ot vosnt bos In
part Of the heed. tows,d the nses wiz The Iui in
With the knife, when the eopaiaan, an sb d,ne. AVID
re1 IN AZ open store. whittier the scesed oed com
Of his won DDS for n days aferw4rd ~ '' '"' '"''''
DR. Barry testified that be examined the ,y,d -
|ened he foFee0ins witness add PRONOUNCED Il IA oed
salp, accompanied with 81 IN. sto-
and infInmatV D bad taken place ooPansu nfsb, have
Mr. Rese testif ed that ssss late his store with b5
rppins down his b. Cd the prisoner followed him 20 he No.,
knie IN hs ba, when yitoess told hin eoe 10
ADJ shst hlla oal.
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R,xc,p,. sf rroduce-AuG. G.

by ne NORTH Rirey Bol,, u 600 bash Cors, 67 bels
Flour &c pigs Ashes $50 DO. Wksky 400 buGh Wheat 90
bag MesI
By the Eric RsrOad-s5D hhl. Flour $50 90. Whsk- DO
Oil & pigs Boiter - rolls Copper l56 bales Wool cases
Tobacco Sb1el Skins, 4,c72 sdes Leather.
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m.,Leu. .C.Rr,rLLr Rspo,rrD FOR The TarsUIr.

THURSDAY, Aug 0, ioJi
ASpEs-Tb- msrbet steady for P,sr'i sales ct %
bbs 81 Is Pot are IL m request anu are arm
ssies 20 bbls. a. 81 75d ~ 81.
COTTON Holdes under the Persiss news are very hI
but no sd,suce has been 6'tabhed the sales are oay o
bales. We quote
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. .THIs DAY.
suu-R,ses SOP Sets. 1903 Moon-Rlses. e:25a
wATER....THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. 8S Gov. Island 9:OSm Hell Gate lo:D
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" 2 hkAf
Olive Marseiles,

PROVISIONS-A fair demand for Pork and the market 10
hn The arrivals small aud the stock is gradually DUNN
ihng the .ses 49, bb at s24 Sod "a IS To- Mess. and
S 81 Prime and ~ 20 for Prime Mess Beef buoyant
the inquiry good for shipping and the trade ses OF $50
bbs 10 s0d s7 80 fox repacked Western Mes aud $50
9 Chcsso and Cleveland Beef Hams quiet at
SO Ss3 IS Bacon is in fair demand sales Of 30 boxes
short ribbed and Cumberland cut returned om Liverpool on
private Cot Meats and prices nominal
Lard very firm, and in fair demand FOX the trade ses Of
800 hbls and ties at 5idI5e Butter aud Cheese eady
RCEThere not much doing but prices retain their ,.n
ness the saes include 100 tcs at 5Q5sc as to quality
SUGARSThe feeling 10 buoysnt and the activity continues
tie trade ard reners chiefly the latter the buyers the
sales embrace 1850 hhds Cuba Muscoyado at sdloc aud 400
hhds Porto Rico Cdl0. also 80 boxes Havana
Refined active for yellow prices appear rmer
TALLOW-A firm market with good demand and reduced
stock sales of 26. 0oo n prime at HE cash.
TEAS-Ooones continue depressed and dull Greens
finn but quiet
WHISKY-The market is well supplied and Is lower; sales
Of GOO bbs at Sic. cssh.
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Passengers Arrived

IAN, ,trm,tD Er cs.on from Lreypooi-Miss lrber. Mr.
c. Me in Mr and Mrs s w Harper Mr. aud Mrs. Payne,
Has'er Payne and servant Miss v. 7 PaJne McCann,
NJ Hertshe Sner c. Betz.
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COmncrclrl, says:
"lhe last IL all from Newly ork brought satisfactory
news Of the final judgment in the case OF The NORM
American II oct AMI Barking Company. Ii Will re-
move bit which more than anything else excepting
pt chaps, that IF the Dry Dock Bank, bas operated
urfavorcbly on public opinion here regarding such
natter. II especally gratifying that Mr. horley
Palmer has lived IL see it. He was ol when the suits
olnuepcsd and is now 49, No mau ever better de-
seryed honorable treatment for his name is guardn-
tee in commercial London for responsibility, oponness
aI.c good faith.
H. regard to Copper shares, &C., IT,; Boston Post
says:
Conner shares are dull. 1t is supposed that ingos
corr,rxi advance within 80 TO GO days IL is always
heavy at this season The estimate "a, thai VITA cop
per at % cents the Minnesota Vulcan 81 share
in the current year snd that II VIII e' IN Is WIN COO
per q. 81 CENTS Copper is dull at abost "A. The
estulut. of the Minnesota is 2U0 tuns The lowest
points Al the Ie Koya,e Are sad to be really look
,rp much better THAI ever before. From what we
learn large reduction Of expenditure is possible at
Ibis NINE FOR WAIT Of convenient a. .angemeats,
various proceses of the mining at the Isle have been
UNI ecessarily expensive. 1t seems TO be the Strong
opinion Of nearly al who have recently visited the
location that after all IT viii pay well with economical
maGsc eipert. The Huron is opening come rich
orourf and the holders ere Still satisfied with the
Or, rress Of the zine.
The 'Pewabc' is locking very rich in all ts parts
AID No doubt is entertained that the actual product OF
the season viii exceed the estimate OF 26D tuns The
tiiru EMS thus far Say the product ~ July have
Leen ~ rrns with nearly FIVE producing and shipping
n onths before the close u navigation. The RocS-
lend II weak IN the market. Of course X Il 20 Do
e. tLere seems every 10 belle ye, an0 her Mn
rosetta the present price will seem low figure two
or three " us be But at present more attention
is paid 10 opening the Rockand than TO raking ont
copper, and its product bears no sor. OF e,aton :. te
il its reaI nejghborhooi TO the Minnesota, aud lts
value however certoo is IN future il IL wonderfully
welI-hed in all conditions Of the money market AID
al fluctuations Of ipgot copper. Superior has re-
e. nily been in better demand. Flint Steel Is duh.
Those most Interested expect Ultimate Saccess for both
o. 'hcu.
III. appearances Of the ground at the Superior ore
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sain., Pomeroy and 70, inuvcoa a-a'ns him. granted
~. = 4 ~ NO lon 40 abide tls of the act on, and
h. e ,cred BY the party ultimately successful
Josept I Pickering ast. Hannah L. Pickering
Jade ment rendered for al absolute divorce
BROOKLYN SUPREME CoURT-SrEoIA. TERN-Aue. y
Befotc Judge BIRDsEYE.
Eliza Fisher, by, &C., agt WIN. w. Fisher
rnert ordered for an absolute divorce. -.
Lotus Wood sgt. The Poughkoepsie Mutual FIRE
lusUIsnce Co lie amendments settled
Arpa II. Jsrvis survivor, &c, sgt. Aaron Sergeant,
snd GENERALIZATION Of attachment denied with III costs
The People * rel Diaosway sgt. John L. Flake ct al.
Costs If the relstor awarded against the town OF
Wee TO be collected BY tar and paid to the reasor or hes
attorney. relAor 10 have $40 costs OF motion.
The People ex rel. William Little ard William Z.
Little az HeaIs A. ssmpsor.yudsm,nt 10; the defend IT,
and sppl!es tion for al Injunction denied.
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Geographic marine ftspors.
BOSTON. June p-Arr bark Edward ksercsl Baltimore
s>eanaer Joseph whitney do.
CorrVnxondsues.


Herald s.ssns Correspondence.
Jsne'TA r ,ssrs p u Awood so,oa
.n f ro,ud "a Rse jaSs KsnBoa sps
Geo rs-aTs Rassr s5d EasTS BAssf sosr w@ ~
20. wSeP bss Lssos s VsAns p,s5 s
Air. e, B.,sman; Aia Enghsh; ,,rasoa dAley Tres
s1u sIy ESSeS Pe p.nrep.ror hsseSs So
asss STSsi ssi Loa oSs ss sol
sIi msr va sS: sasn roi
90 hsIt 9 BeCAa sgss B1aimCye; srss S,o9s Eo-
h sS So .. sTs Az. noS Ss1 ss S
Css@g9s Esysr.h fsrs.r RSssTs F0Osssscs :,
Co., e Sssof shss s9 S sSss S'Pssp sSo.
f P sS r. Hs Fo kseas NJ sr5r ps S5 s
psSfS l.. Coz G5 nab rs rsn ssn r's Va
buryport Aa, EnFlsh Boston. sraron, Haley, do;
ssShsk is'S0 iorsnd Esls, Fas.mirs, Troy wm Tyson
s sSn h% asnSy Sa RSsr ssas
sre. Eo,ios Nsl,sr snd le,noei yocnsoa B2slon Re
Tasnlan. Lou.sG Gray Marc. ipsv.ch.
miscellaneous and Disasters.
yos IA ~ esre q h. s sSs .s Al sSd
$500 . NOT ,sA 700 oseesc that por;oa IN Der fore
IN i. ssps az rTs 400 5ee, rogsS sss eoGg
orn srean Sei NJ ssss pumps lave been broash, de-n
irom L.ss Snsr,o sad lave TIE steamer The
jure arr usTe The infs- & Ne View Yors sSsr ~
Sese ss LisS insure o. Ne .ae Of lh S ss,ersy
iesr Ei~sSd "Ai'sr ks, secre'ay Bo@rd Of under-
w sny HrA sorr bss.rs rspy-ea ashore on ne sou,h
On bv rs steam. Nina md harlesnihs ater tpeirg
rev u h haresLon she does EJ leak About Iso bales III
u d. been OF her b. ngheTs before she came
cn.
sHrrRsrpr PArsrEr- of Porsnsch from Noodle for Liver
fyol befopq Cd bm1ed a. sck BY hshtnns
lprl n An A. 81 ~ bon u ~, WIND blowing heavy
Gas sru b. rhso KNOCKING secsad mate of iopssuyard
epifiins n DEAN 70 abe dsk sr eight plsnks
bkep ad rippsn 10 hgbnpg sesz Ere 70 the cotton
bstwesn Afets IN Dew nsmena ssoke was discovered
r.rnirr ~ and tbe cabin filed With
euose gaa A. - ssst the shp was on
eveFyihlrg ma could be dsae 70 srotbcr was done;
every psee csuk he'd sht w~efe the smoke uas seen
\ ~ ds-css Oiled With water. Al AN found
m decks DE pitch boinf 81 seafne and nnn
~ pianke Founf nrpoesible N the ship
~ AN The lad burned Ihr0agb ouxde iu The wa 81
r aap BannOckburu. Capt Bfnce ~ 0reenock, nom rev
freaE bsund 10 Liverpool, lay ~ unit small qusny or
aud par 0 water could be saved by hts
The had burned through both sides Of The sh' and
eetks he fJremne In 70 NIL utes AFTER tc lat
o~aA etFu hree mseis vent over the SIDE.
Hulr 81 ExassRn CO.. Ba-tonl MAYO a. Bombay April o
ffun Lveool had verv heavy weather 9ood Hope
nnc on mhern about feet the The
deshe1ee al the Attached 10 hat
Also 20; fore snd maintopgallannests yards
ssiis su~csed. ana with much Of The running rlggne
sEB BsxyER punscomb tpr.vousy reported ia charge
wrteses frysr Neu Orleans i'w Cowes and MARKET,
ser ashore Tho Banana Banks No date roos
wa 5yeen vxsoss, n no hghto~e her Of TIE tpk Of eN
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POLITICAL,


D. MEL Dsl,ysn assrss IDqrel John Bets William
Pway Joseph nsr,s John Ha5y,sen Gserg, White John
Thomas Iappon jacob Bennett Y. Fisher Weeks nayiin
l. Ant CHARLES n Smith Henry r. West Isaac v. Fowler
Isaac Bell Jr, Benjamin 3. Hart Daniel W. Norr Samuel
yandslheydeo, John ooeb's"s Charles @ Cornell Jses
xSsm ros William oonH$s s,., 'S g. sws@ n
0suss Kie1Sn tehssd Busiced Andre FEQueah James
~.s..., "a AIsssn.s sP Ward-@
nays. xnarsw Ss:e psn'ts o linn. wnlisn J. nr.My
oss000 = q 'N'"A' ELIJAH F. PuRDY, Pres,dent
T. d VANpERH EypEN eec'e'Ai0'
The undersigned members the Democratic Republican
CNnven ION of Il New York. who not present at
The Convention which held at TamuAny
Hall on the ever ing of tie fourth having examined tho
above plan organization Of the democratic and
Of the ,buses In the system Of primary cleo
bch adopted that OCCASION do cordially endorse
thereof hereby record ourselves It's favor
--NEw YORK June 8, 1857. -
JAMES T. BRADY, CHARLES ID MEAD,
STEPHEN d. DILlAYE, DENNIS RYER.
GE RGk d. DAVIS, JAMES 9kEGORY.
NICHOLAS DIMOND, BARTHOLOMEW HEALY,
CHARLFS MEEKS, Jr, SAMUEL. ALLEN
THOMAS DUNLAP, JOHN EAG AN,
ANTHONY DURGO JOHN SHEA
CThe Of the other as not handed In VIII DO ADDED
O y
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LITERATURE.


:s7ss wiS pleasure = they though. e food
H. s:Ss ::ss sss
he wo VOC sys se =, ~
Sss Sd' S'. 4 hsd ssSs'sd -.on. s
~: :ss Ass e. O. "a ~: .ss ::;a:
o. ,yesa onion, With punches q dr.sd pump
Kin, ana SIosn woodsny hams gave 1e OM place hO;P
sss1RSs e.
little need Of other light but two candles stood on the mar
wsss sScan ss at umss the face
1Ss i n
i, s, Of ss " and s he s
Communal aasts s darne% s % jssms
sn ss s sa q si T
matter of thirty miles since twa and my nnard rattle ke
sss SS s III 81 for here Nasty
VIM Of s sasp
huge s s from and he
ss.lsmSs time was ";
o for that matter mssep 60 lay on the S!oh and he
G TSen aa1.Dcns @
and receiving her @ sn
sparks flew Siher and hSer the e VIGOROUS
s s5eey saap nt On The ssss aaS s,y ys
ali Nasty you have husband when you're married
pipe gazing her with something of admiration thgugh
me fGas % sen III aon get s loon a. you
responded the gr saucy Jerking the heavy kettle be
re Of The crane the water spoung out and sending little Jets
SaS, cried hs ssams;sr ss s, ehalss
me go your tongue and s bistsred III put plaster
Ho no ha, hAg' rang o.. from the company The
e: bsn ar and be SOs his @
saying Look hses man, save your wiz; She: one loo
W s1ss ser sas @ Win s H'
Iy a. the pSTson says on her tongues end 81 hush man
Mssn%hle worked away r.kng the glowing GOALS
Nick she crsd i to soys who Hs busy The table
s e s 9yenS s aH o. s full Mas
tina OF the thick wheaton in the aperture of
that toast
Gs
you bit o, M Five e10sr kind
De e. Mat sw H.
sides her stout short arms ashns about ike The cria.oa
wings 81 ,a os sa h% c I ao rs 5 s
lion Az The ringing Of the bell for supper, two came
o ana sao
The ss bad hin long oc.s s%ooh his
nS ny of w IF a as s r nn o
sSke %ers ever den. aed BY one feature q Il. human
brow a % s by he broad yet
s s wfs Ssaas wi" sweet smile and his '00' was
M s ss n IN int ans the wnS NTH
At the table there came u and sof sweet sound like
inn The looked another, and sasns with whom
The sound appeared be familiar, laughed Little, exclam
Shes eS! earlier s than u, auI e night" ,.n
old farmer WHO sat perr BIN
thick woods about miles from here mayhap
%,
The o'her houehifuy wasn't or coming
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RIO TIE pgAOCHAT. REPUBLICAN ELECTORS OF
me FIRST oiiee Is hereby given. pursuant 10 me
rec, .aSpe" The Democratic seppeicsa CONVEX
n"n NJ rammSy sail that association be known as we
Democratic republican Organization OF the First Ward VIII
be tmwedsely formed, which will supersede all existing
CANCELLATIONS. BY order OF the delegates
HlMAs STEWART, Chairman
Dewitt GRAHAM, luo-. EDWARD Hogan, ca,re,sr;as
JACOB L. SMITH olerhs' MICHAEL Blows, seore"f'es
The dele gaes viii meet between the hours Of and 10
O'clock on FRIDAY Saturday evening" the lh ard 18th
days Juus 1857 at he Broad Street Houe 70 enroll the
Of The democratic furm the ward assoria
10 The call of the Democratic Republican Conven.n Tam
many Hail All good who voted for Buchanan and
Breckinrdge are REQ uested to stund
N B. meeting VIII be held ~ ITO Greenwich street
the 18th 10th Of June, SrcE W ~ oclk in the evening
Nv order of Chairman THOs. STEWART.
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LITERATURE.
I WIFI, ThE CAVE CHILD;
" A STORY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

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NY MAS. N A. DENisON
Entered according Of Congress- the year 1857 BY
Deacon Peterson. Clerks OF District Court
Tor The Eastern Dslrict CT Pennsy Nv ANA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-10

ITO THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN ELECTORS OF
the Fourtssnth ward No ire In hereby given. pursuant
regulations adopted by the Democratic Republican
yenton al Tammany Hall hat a.sociaon to be known
the Democratic Republican Organization Of the Fourteenth
ward will be mnsds ely formed which will supersede all
ems ing organizations By order Of the delegates
JoHN r. GOODWIN, r,au,. JOHN KELLY Chairman.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-10

no The DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN ELECTORS OF
the Eleventh wardkotce is her by gwen, pursuant
Ire ad pied by the Democr Repu ,oan Con
yeruon Tsmmany Hall that an association TO be known
the H. publican Org nzaon of the Eleventh ward
will immediately med which viii supersede all exisir
organizations BY order Of the delegates
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-10

NvO TIE DIMOCRATyC REPUBLICAN ELECTORS or
the Second wsrdkoice Is hereby given pursu Ant 10
regulations adopted by the Democratic Republican Con
yepon 1.nmany Hail. that asscia'ion to be known IS
Republican ORGANIZATION OF the second vsrd
will medis,e ed which viii supersede all cnsng
ov. snizatons b, order OF he delegates.
DANIEL NAHEN, }C.rA. WILLIAM MINER, Chairman,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-10

10TH wARD.-To THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
LIZ electors of pc Nineteenth Ward-No1ce Is hereby
pursuant to the regulations adopted by the Democratic
Republican Convent a. TsDmany HAIL that ascot
20 be known he Democratic Republican Organization OF
the Nineteen ward, will be Immediately formed which sn
supersede al existing organizations. By order Of the dele
gates. JOHN EA9AN Chairman
srrPHrs NJ Drew, }C,s-s.
THOMAS kHEILY, S~''''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-10

9th wARD-To THE DEMOCRATIC REPU 'LICAN
Q electors of the Eighth ward Notice is he eby given
the regulations adopted by The Democrat" Repub-
Convention Tan many Hail. that assoca ion to be
the II mocratc Republican Organization of the
Eighth ward viii be Immediately formed which will super
sede al existing organizations BY order of delegates
DANLL T. DELAVAN, Chairman
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