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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-02
Brooklyn City Politics.

DmoOAno ksrxRIY NOMINATION The Democratic
Convention OF The Tinh district, corprisng the Ninth
and xevcpth wards have nominated Supervisor Folk
Campbell ~ can fdaie for the Assembly
Usios TIE REPUBLICANS AVID AssRIclsa-Il appears 70
be generally Understood that tbe republicans OF kings
county have made prorer 70 the Americans 70 tbs esx
hat they slored them be repubiesns) Ina Sheriff and
one Senator that the Americans might have all tue other
nomirators This IL all outside talk but IL quite likely
httn arrangement will be effected soms such basis
The Amer 1s viii bold their u lmAry meetings on hon.
day evi nlk uert, add tho Republicans viii bold their
primn on The rame evening
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mo regular meeting Of Tho Chamber Of 0oamercs
held II Clinton Hall last evening, Pert In The chair and
Lloyd Aspinwall seoretary pro tenn.
mo following persons we're elected members Of the
Chamber Daniel 8. Appleton and Alvin schlecher.
Mr. Jonathan Ssurgs was elected momcer OF the Com
mfaee OF Arbitration
M Pnr announced that he had received valuable
charts from Commander Page Of the Panama, Saado
and other souih American rivers. Placed on ole.
Mr. PlRn stated that the Chamber In the p,syes-
sion Of valuable work. charts and pantings
which ahoud have some par ocular location Sc that mem
bers could refer 10 hem BE thought would be good
time 10 lake The matter mp.
CHARIls q. MARSHALL said that the Chamber should
have regular place Of meeting Of their own, the
merchants could well afford 70 put up handsome building
There was much money spent In building four ana nVe
story houses which Of use and he or Cpl lon
that the present financial difficulties due In Eomo
part to spending money useleleasly for an 11a ngs
Toe liter finally laid over. The bong but slim
meeting and no hing 10 do the Chamber 0arn0d early
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hARIfIME INfELLIgRICE,
Movements or Ocean Steamers.

orsnas. New York. .oe. Havana sor;
STEAMERS TO AND PROM HAVANA.
PHnApEISHrA-From New York ID arriving Havana 9Th
And New Orleans y lin From New Orleans h Havana Sd
9gIsra GIr-rron New York IN of month arriving
hsys9a Iah and Mobile lsh. Prom Mobile nd. Havana
Cis1vs1sfrom New YORK lsA, arriving At Havana l1h,
and New o,Issn, lsh From Ne" Orleans s Havana On
Esrrss ciyr-Frcm Ns- York IrA arriving q, Havana zd
s arr ses soT Ne" Orleans s Havana @
BaI NV e r Ne. I s IN s,s s
ish, arriving At New ORR lstn. -
and sd From Havana 10Th and 18th, dine New York ish
When the above date. fall on Sunday the steamers win "A.
on Monday except from New Orleans
THE OVERLAND NAIL TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The following be OF ssiue 70 hose having correspond
The mail leaves Southampton on Tho a and 0h Of each
Arrives Gibraltar abou, and Nth Of same month
Arrives Malta about NE lth and sth OF same mon h.
Arrives Alexandria about The h Of and Atm OF fol-
Leaves suen about he ,h same and Sh or 9Th Of
Arrives Alden about The ss or Nth of same and ioA or
Lsrys' AasR about ne s In 4 and day of
and sl % is, Of following month '''1' y y 'A
I'd sad sys & rSsi % Gale about DO A
Iesves Pa Calls for Puo Pensng ne day n the
Arriv,s a Pup Penang about The ish sh and ash
Arrives snkspors about he is or isA and Sis. or l Of
A5iy, :, Hong Kong about ne "a so and sh ION
iSsye, ns,, Sas ,or sn.n,,..
Two mails ss.s knsana.ons on NE sh and NH Of esch
same time As the Sou hern mall
ss- Az pqshage and iaz~s t~a~d~d fr o. Nsv Yo.s
AISASAo ppv yonE-rHs DAT.
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nd ohyrs, when HowNSi wee fcund concealed m Ne
GcA way. The piosnsr had I've ooofedWAsas, VINO
made their escape Tho barysn hslped thsmselvs frse
70 enanIssse ana one, aehosossc wnAen Nsy no
whaa vauabses hey could Ia hsis hands upon and o.
camped. Howard Vas held tail N The sum Of 5000
70 answer.
CsAass On IAIm Panuo. .-LAH unoasoa w.
brought before Justice Osborn, by ocer spcsr, On
charge or having defraaded ksssn. Barnes, Lyman
90 or Nos 30 and % Barclay street, out Of 81 500 worth
q goods by means Or fA,se pssssaOes me complainant
alleges thas the Oh Of september desenda. ~ means
OF for gcd guarantee succeeded In defrauding the d
Arm ont Of Tho above amount Of property me accused
wAs held for examination.
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Ve hverr's Houte-Ogden Edwards sns y,,re Macs.
r ne ssrsh stone rew Sors; Mis- A. Vi D.y s.onlnsioa
49, 70 II - bsfrington, kaw M AND Era p
ss. soess Sesn Cutler ChlcsSo NJ M. o
l1Fhams hstimore y. BrOwn Buuer, Hner n.q, n !
sfst"iy M 80 le1as VI an sIs Rtevers Boe,on
800 slt0e ~ ~. ~ ~ 8 K ssueriee AZ Va.
q bst.t s-AltSleai ~. 40 krs A. y, TIA, EaHAo,
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Herald Marine Corrssporasnsuw
PHILADELPHIA, Oct lar neaE SIP Phtueas Surnsns
MasAswA non BNston; ship Eonpars tanlhA non i1vsrs
sspSsss Berry f.en s.aahso. He; saA,cs T1niew. Eoss
oe Shaw Rseves from nyork ca steamsAips Unio Con-
roy, Laxuayys Cfy Of New York Howes Boston; Bosson
6eew, NYMk; banks Minnesota, Cole, R0 yanoro; WHIT,
Wing Asltng LAguAyra; schrs Knight 6eays Providence;
Carbon 6hAeP. Maven.
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oAuue
ueanshiDu OlH 81 HAhinoo GA Lkvsrpooa; Hnupu.-sn
BonA USnbuYg sdps lsaac Wrxht Uv0pool: HsSs@S
Brenj, Rssnosdi PocaAonhA New Orleans; b0sk ~.
6sanA Key; cd eaAsEs.
Wind auTing ~ day SSW.
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The following notice to rayirers from
w Ba stow. BAG, United states Dor As Pslermo:-
ILLUMINATION or A LIGHTHOUSE PoRf wussUA-
IN he hxed light hAineY
Cat II 80 and lon u 40 from The meridian Of PAnz
VIII be sub ttuted "a Fresn.l" which show 4
nleo wfie hight varied by red n.sh every mru<a
The above will be lighted fron aud the 18Th July or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-02

1osssIane Episcopal Dsocsssn Convsnuons
sIeoND DAY.
me rssvsrto. ...sus,s. 4 O'Clock yesterday mora
ns M minutes Of Ne pssvioH day ~
,oved ssr which additional certificates d Ay dssgss
were received.
NJ ron Of delegates ses present On ~ s<dsus ~
w,s called, whsn eight 4 the elSU and twnty..svsa
d NE Nv delegates answered 10 ihsr names. Aylong We
latter W. washissssn Irving, Ne as'hss.
ANNUAL ADDNA oy IHR MssoA
Rshop PonzR, q ION O'Clock oomnsaosd ne dsfvsry
Of hh annus address 10 invoked he holy Spirit 70 ~
tend the dehbeops Of the Cosvenop ana glide thu
members IN Ne dhahsrge Of tssiT duties He would be
glad give minute details Of al bic experience during NE
pss ycar could this DO done vast amount of good might
be developed Personal mpstsy wsuld be encouraged
end We Church would 20 prevented from falling into
row yiews- But minute details could nos n present be
given He would, therefore, give The following summary
Of The worh Of the year.
have visited for various purpose. is2 parishes, IN
minisered le4 times; Me number confirmed has been
ANS; number which above me average Of any OF the
year. ewing chiefly the fact That during The present
conventional year shree weeks d tho Time usually en-
Convention Eleven candidates for holy orders have been
admitted TO the order Of doacons two deaoouS have been
and Eve or sx others arc nov nearly ready
for consecraicn Three corner stones hsve boon laid
the priests have been Installed - Foc0Yg Hn00 tho last
Convention ten canddaes have been sddo1 10 The lst;
20 oergymen have resigned their parishes 70 have been
appointed 70 cures IN this dooso letters have been
granted to TO- and 10 have been received into tho dooew
from other Giooesxes.
Tho Bhhop dwelt earnestly the importance Of great
care in distributing the aims Of the church, 70 have spr
itual comfort 60 with There TOO much promouous
giving The chunh should have Institutions whore
charity could DO semaszed schools might be red
by the larger churches and thereby the church might
much towards the relief and Of tho and
upgodly Individuals would be aotir more ~ members
Of great Christian body Not that excessive organised
chariy koud prevent private charity, bat rather 70 be
aded ny IN the necessary Christian experience whcn
enrured The importance Of Christian choos could mot be
dinnhed BY the prevalence nf public sChools for the
choren OF degradation BIO eanscd, rescued from
deg dsrcr their parents oopoAted and Trey prepared
son hat their would DO dbgwted
with ber ustbscme wretchedness me influence Of the
lie Of Christian tea on the mind Of duS rDing
chic feslpgy dem onstrated and the mpora1co Of ~
sxercAe feelDgy urged He be loved that II such Of
the churches sbled to DO, should sustain Christian
school, would be OF much benefit to the parishes
70 he schools. Many women who nov participate In cx
uavseant dress adornmert contributing 70 the embA
OF timos miRh iudidOuBly employ ed In
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Miscellaneous.

CHINA, GLASS hN II s 9TIEEEESSsWyLANRE;c
Importers direct frum Liverpool to Alexan- 40
drla, beg leave to call the attention of dealers,
hotel-keepers, and others Of Washington and
GEORGETOWN, to their stocks of q o o ID y,
which, for extent and variety, will compare favoraby
with any establishment in the Eastern cities. 4,
The connexion OF their senior partner with the
manufacturers of Europe and the United states ior
upwards Of thirty years, has gwen him IN
the purchase OF goods equal If not superlor 10 any
house IN the trade. An inspection OF goods and prices
will satisfy oil parties that purchases can De maue OF
them upon the most favorable terms:
French China Dinner Sets, gilt and DECORATED
French China Dinner Sets, gold hand and plain white
French China Vases, Pitchers, Toilet Sets, DC.
French China Tea Sets Cups and Saucers, and other
articles of Teaware
And Dinner Ware, separate from sets
India CHINA Dinner Sets, and separate articles always
White Granite Ware in every variety, in sets, and
separate from sets, as may be desired
Blue Printed or Liverpool Ware, the same
Common Edged. White and Rockingham Ware, in
full supply.
Cut, Pressed, Plain, and Moulded Glass Ware from
the best establishments in the Eastern and Western
States, which Will be sold by the package or other
wise.
Experienced packers employed. Goods put mp by
us can be transported by any mode without breakage
tare ~ the steamboats, from Washingt ton to Alex
andrla, almost hourly, l21i cents way. quar-
ter OF dollar thus spent may save many dollars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10
Balance remaining with the Company. S228O57 "a
S53,057 o.

The business of this Company will compare favor
ably with the most successful similar institutions IN
the United States.
From the lst day of August 1885, in fifteen months,
up to the lst day of November, 1855, the premiums
and interest received amounted to the large sum of
lour hundred thousand one hundred and elghty-fve
dollars and sixty eight CENTS with the payment of
losses and expenses of one hundred and seventy
seven thousand one hundred and twenty eight dol
lars and sixty -One cents.
With these evidences of success and good man
agement, the DIRECTORS feel justified soliciting
share OF public patronage believing that the security
offered Is ample, and that all fair claims will lie adj
Justed more according TO equity than legal technical
tiles.
The Company is prepared to issue policies against
loss or damage by fire on
DWELLINGS, FURNITURE, MILLS, MAN
An UFACTORIES, WAREHOUSES;,
All descriptions of BUILDINGS and their contents;
or all kinds of MERCHANDlSE,t transported by
VESSELS, STEAMBOATS,, CANAL BOATS, RAILROADS,
EUROPE IND AMERICA,
and on the huls of STEAM BOATS navigating the
Western Walters.
The rates OF premium will be as low as other com
panles, and IN liking them every Improvement IN
construction and arrangement viii be tax en- into
sIderatIon.
All losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid.
once, northwest corner Pennsy wanna avenue and
nth street, Washington City, ID. e.
Insurance may also be eGscted3t the Home OTcs,
n0TthireT corner Walnut aud Second streets,
philadelphia,
And IN other principal cities of the United States
by authorized officers of the Company. ap3
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NEW GROCERY, WINE, AN.

The subscriber begs to inform his friends and the
public, that he has opened a NEW STORE, corner
ol l2th street and Louisiana avenue, where he IN,
tends To keep constantly on hand large and varied
assortment of Foreign and Domestic WINES, Ii
QUORS, CIGARS, and FINE GROCERIES,
consisting of Fine Teas, Sugar, Coffee, Flour Soap,
Olives, Ralslns, r igs, Sardnes, AnchOyies, Otard,
Marrett d Co., Plnet x Co., and Col. Chahard's
BrandeS IN cases, demohns, and casks. Old ia
maica Rum, SheTrles, Madeira, Port of various de
scnptIons, IT. Julien Claret, ChateauN Margaux i'm
eases, Champagne Cider, Brandy Fruits, Reynolds
Edinburgh Ale, Annsette, NJ araschino, Curacao.
ScTIptIOn of Havana Cigars.
Also, StOughtOn Bltters, and Fever and Ague
BltterS, Porter, Ale, and Cider
Families are particularly invited to call and exam
Inc the stock before purchasing elsewhere. Mem
bers of Congress are also informed that their orders
will be promptly attended to- and delivered at their
residences ut tine shortest notice.
general assortment of fine Havana Cigars, i'm
ported direct by the subscriber, wholesale and re-
tai.
Canal Boats supplied on reasonable terms, and
produce taken in exchange.
LEWIS Old Whiskey, constantly on hand, of 1870.
Country orders punctualy attended to, and coun-
try produce of all descriptions received on consgn-
ment. JONAS u, LEVY,
je 8-tf No. 554 Twelfth street,
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II We have news from England that bread
stuhs and sugars are lower, and tending down
ward
IL The recent Austrian census gives the pop-
hlaflon OF Vienna at AL ,4i2; there IS 4 constant
increase oil inhabitants and wealth.
IL @ DOesticks' and Mr. Wilbur both re-
pOTters OF the New y Ork Tribune, have purchased
the New York Picayune
" A subscriber in Michigan, under date of
June Both, writes
Prospects Were never better for a bountiful
harvest in NJ Michigan
IL The w atchmln says that the expense of
singing IN church not a Thousand miles from
the city OF Boston has been carefully computed
10 be an average Of one dollar for every stanza
sung.
III The negro preacher Anderson who will
he IecoIlected az a prominent Fremont orator in
Indiana last fall, has Just been sentenced to the
pententlaTy for eight years by the Trimble county
(hentuekyl circuit court, for running oil slaves
" young man named Frederick Scott who
had been Ill fourteen months with gravel died of
thdt disease on Friday last in North BrOOkicld
ana In the post mOrtem examination i stone az
inches long and I through was taken from the
bladder. "
IL During trial the other day constable
who was testifying with regard to the character
OF lady, said
81 know nothing of her but what | hear the
neighDors say; and in my opinion. what the wo-
men say of one another is not really IUorth,y Of
belief ' -
II IL is said that the Five Points Mission
ana House OF Industry is in great danger of fail
OF twenty thousand dollars An impression has
gone abroad that the institution is rich and thus
nave been cut on the sympathy and help on which
IL relied for support. Killed by kindness
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A FOURTH OF July LETrRR--Among the
many applications to G.. w. =. Gusts recent
ly for scraps of handwriting from the treasures
of the old trunk of Washington, was a truly
remarkable one from little boy Of Boston. The
letter that formed the little fellows application
Is as follows:
Boston. February 10. 1857
'SIR: have read the Life Of Washington and
wish could be like him. 1 shall try and live to
he As good man as he was. Nv father saws You
are his adopted son and descended from him and
noble and honorable. 1 am now in nv tenth wear
and don't know that yOu will take any notice of Il
little fellow like me. | should like to see YOU
Tor i should love you. My grandfather was a
soldier in the old war. | should like to have a
letter from you. Will you write TO me and send
Inc something that w Washington has done or seem
nave you got piece of his handwriting that YOU
Will send me | should De glad to have it,
and will always love you and thank YOU for il
This is the longest letter have ever wrote; bat
i don't care, If you like it; so, good bye
"WILLIE PEARSON Fay.
ITO q. w. p. CUsTIs, Esq"
Surely the fame and memory of the Peter Pa
triR must BE- rife in the hearts of his countrymen
when children of less than ten years growth CO.
vet anything the Patriot Fathers eve hath ever
seen or his hand has ever touched
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON, July 9TH I03

On the petition of Henry Burden, of Troy. New
York praying for the extension of a patent granted
to him on the l4th of September. l8l3. for an i'm.
prOvement IN machinery for making horse shoes"
for seven years frem the expiration of said PATENT
which takes place on the i4t day of September 1857
IL is ordered, that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on Monday, the 18th of September next
at II O'Clock H.; and all persons notified to ap
pear and show cause if any they have, why said pc
titlOn ought not to be granted.
E, Persons opposing the extension are required to
forth IN writing, at least twenty days before the day
of hearings all testimony filed by either party to he
used at the said hearing must lie taken and transmit
ted in accordance with the rules of the Office which
will be furnished on application.
The TESTIMONY in the case will be closed on the 9th
OF August; dispositions and other apcrs relied upon
as testimony must be filed 10 the office or before
the morning of that day; the arguments, If any,
within ten days thereafter.
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the
Union, Intelllgencer, and Evening Star, Washing
ton, ID. c.; Republican, Baltimore, Md; Union and
Patriot, Harrlsburgh, Pa; Daily News, New York,
Ny; and Post, Boston, Mass; once week for
three successive weeks previous to the 18th of Sep.
tember next, the day of hearing.
CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner of Patents.
:. Editors Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills to the Patent Office with paper
containing inns notice. Jy 7-law5W
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTETS

eBROWNS' HOTEL &C s Hebb Iowa: Cbas
Wheelan, Ala X Peters, Ga; VI Sanders Tenn
} Kelly, Va; J II Mcintyre, Ind; Geo Parke
Iowa; McNOtt and lady, Ind l. Garnett
Va; j ii Buckler, Md: DIR K Iarbine, O; DR.
w ii Hyatt, Ala; w Bricklev, Cal; + Brick.
ley, do ID JudsOn, CT; vi F. Ames MT; Jos
TIoskolowski, It Little; III; w Bispham. Pa;
ID Evans, NY; c Spafford, CT w ID Cooke \
G; Jos Hummer, Va; A Lowenstein. Va: Jobn e
Vance, do; Vivien Brent, Md; Claybourn, Mo:
Peter German, Nd; O Mccain, We; Tbos ZONES
do; 6 Crane, sc; NJ w Ransom NC; Miss NJ
Ransom, Ala; Miss f. Ransom. do: Paul Moody
do. ' ~ "a Doeii'
WIZARDS HOTEL.-L A Kimberly. ism
J l. LAWYER, Va; q Helan, Ky; c Jor Mass: /
Patriel, Va; L Williams ly; : w Harwood. "
Va; Miss Ritter, do, DIR Green, Ky; w : Apple
ton, Md; X Ransom, USA; Mrs Sterrett. Md G y
Morrison, NY II p King, Ga; ] II Ferguson. Md
Thager, NY; y Thager NY; p II Sexton. =
J Dickinson, RI; T. Burke, Pa; w III Boggs pa.
} A Guerra; Cuba; 4 stanton NY; B SpTinG
eI, Pa BuckleI; p Draindrdge, va; r Il
Ny; n Clifford, Me; II g Berry, do; r Walker
Tex; w Habersham, USN; ii Il Foster. pa
WASHINGTON HOUSE.-Isaac Jacob. Ohio.
III Wayne, a Il Pallor, Jno w Hunt Va. ID p
West, vi Jefers, Bait; a Hubert and lady, : C.;
Lem Cook, Ala; X |. Robbins Joseph Hunter s.
Walker, Philad; G Bridges, Fla; ID w Slye /,
w IL Hutchen, Kirk, Joseph Hunter St Ma
Iy'sco, Md; Cyrus f. Black, Pa; WIN showers. n
Webb and lady, do; l. w Brooke X Ter;
Rev I Oakley, X Isl; Col III Inge, Miss; II Il
Jno % Colt, 6 F. Colt, sc: Baker Eng land; DR.
Richardson, Nicaragua; q Lewis and wife, Pa
kIRkWOOD HOUSE.-E II Day, Lem: A .B
Cooke, va; Hon J Cooper, Pa; e " Ricket,on.
Pa; MIS- r West, SOM; Master Blunt, NC;
1t Il Rooney, USN; Nj Chapiard Md; III p Brow.
ster, Texas II HUFF, ly, Ny; DIR Ogden, Cal; :
SimOns, Md; r. Auwin, do; r Lesarer NO: G.
Mitchell, Md; J Williams Pa
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