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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
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FROM Excesses
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from Exposure.
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hom Jnp'udence.
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Disesses.
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male.
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eufeTers.
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ing
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Treubhns
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HELMBoLDs Extrsc. Of Buohu, price 81 per bottle DE-
HELMgoLD Chemist
Depot No 50 South 10Th st. below Che sous Philadelphia
Bod by Druggists and Dealers everywhere Beware
terfets Cures guaranteed
HEGEMAE, CLARK L Co., Agents, brosdwsy, N. T.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

hissAsNisHyss .s,arche died recen'ly without isNs,
ss rp having preceded him e &c sss al: n
snss saS hS Vi. when it ws' f01sd y ~. =
had M the Who'll: o. as.%.s BIZ aS No = ~
,esSew 10 bis wife and the other the broker who bss
.-ansacted bis business in this city, man 10 ~
reis.. 10 him. o1y 10 the way Of business 10 ~
sstopisbme u. OF bis icnds, this br ksr, 90 ancsg
he had be en- made lega.ee TO half the old mess 49,
$40 eco AZ les,D, vent before notary paehe ssS
nouDcsd tn whole legacy, making ovsr,.xss over % n
the relative. of the decsassd 10 fr.1es ~ SEI.y
ntphevs aud nieoes 10 the number Of fSeSy 10 ~
tod ell huInby situated 10 life: Inc a. the e,t,ss
asys a. es reason for 20 depg BE- va .ss,y
he did 10, -h o ss s0.s, rs. .. ,o ~ q H. s~s
that sDy part Of he ioF'qsNs ssns Osssssas.
pakins.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
CUPREME CoURT.ClTY and IL, cOuNpa nrp1 OF Of

CJJPRENE COURT-CITY and COUNTY Of
- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. c. vOLLUM sgt 0EORoE
W yOLLUM-summOb. for RsheL-tCon no, 'e,lL.s l,;..:
10 snswer the complaint IN this action. which vii be sie1
in the Office Of Clerk Of the City aud Corrty Of New
yoNr She ssd compss the snbssreess - tse
oto~ No II EewYok City, within twssty says
ssT th. service Of ls you, exclusive Of the
day suAA service ana fail to answer the .ed een-
p,ant within the tine Aforesaid the plaintiff tnis asssa
VIII srpy the isT tbe relief 6rSaaaded N ths
PAINT Dated New Yort, August q. leB
EASfON bERRIEN, PlsirhEs AtosneyS
No IL Wall snsel
The con this action duly flied the q day sf
September Is57-D.tes September g 1887.
EAsTON skkRIEN fis,ntsrs Atssraeya
l0vT
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

The SUBMARINE CABLv.-Sabjoined is the letter
received yesterday morniog by the Secretary Of the
Navy from Capt. VIM Hudson, Of the United bsssss
steam higete Niagara:
"KgyHAx Docx.YARp, PlYnovrS, Oct nsL
"sIs nave the honor report tia. ~e hAvs hooea ~
machinery 90 unfounsey employed In AJns Oct tAe sss
srsphic cable from the Na<srs- :. Al
arss wnertSht tank 10 beiss pspsied = thls
ward for he pon the cable and have every ssasou
beHfye from ,5e the work Psogeeone "a wS
sha commence dehgns the cable on Monday ssas sAe On
pst. ,-... -, - ~ n
pcose herewith copy Of my hitter to ths boafa o. "
reeors Of the Atlantic Telegraph ths " ~
t.nbtr, with their Secretary. reply .ysn nyseu 49, S
csson TO port the transfer Of Li.us W. % ss ~
States steamer susqushAnDs on the zSh ait oro0"
ssr d. supply the psoe Of eut bans no @ .,s~ n
f,om that ship siek state that The o@eeS 40 Wv"
the ElssaIs ere IN good b, shil .. I. d,
am, respectfully yoss Sseasp, r.od ss.ssad o.,s.s.
.Hon. T. ToucEY Secretary Of tho nsvyn
The rrespobdepce sliuoed To- by Sspseas ~ ~
cor ss,s Of BIZ letter to the Board Of DneesS " -
Telegraph ComAny asking what tbs,r ~
in regard 20 10, ding tho cable from " 49, ,ssrs
The repv of the Secretary sssuIirg MN ., - =. -
hat he ,houid be delayed long sse pus Ssd
and uiormog Tim tsat =" sssn
"an .@s sor the construction Of tanks ,s soe
.e. - The cabls and that toe work ~oa,n 49,
,UI ,.n;dy i, a. ss possible. fwssAnss0o on'"' w.
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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

- mAhf A. OATMAE-Ssauops for Relist.-ro tho 4.
fhIalt ios ms ,sf"hy summoned The comp
Y tbs sen wbc mas hled IN oasos of tie Clerk ~
Cdy s1d tonny 81 He"-fmk tho SNk tay Of Ss- ~ o
49, sb9 70 s'INe COPY oi yeuL answer o.
q BIZ sd~ay 10 'he Shy q New Yoit. within otnss H. Nn
sS, tns IN .v,,o ,1si,'i's u tb. cay ~
setISd, The psltlh in tbls Vii within tbs tune
the ioio dolsujel IN toe complaint sry tbe Count Tor
go R3L FIELD sIUY2ER .sew 9ort. s.pssmher
oel isv6wTh <14iliiH's AuorBeya
No ~ Bs1slwsy
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

CUPREME ECOURF.--JOsah a. .NOonsn ana feter
- McNsb sganstsA Wellington Hart To A. WELLIN0-
TON HART the defendant You hereby summoned sud
REQUIRED the complaint this action which was hed
in the CLERK of the City and County Of New York
Of the City Hall Of said city the sixth dav OF October one
thousand eight hundred and and to serve copy
your the said complaint on the a. ths
o'e No 81 Wall street in the City OF Ti.n1
such service and you fail TO answer the said complaint With
the Aforesaid the antds In this action VIII take )1dl
ent against you for the two thousand aud tshtytuo
dollars and eight cents with interest seven cent
per pnnum hundred and twenty-five dollars and sixty
the first day Of April one thousand eight hun.
dred and fifty and two hundred and eighty dollars
cents from the first day Of May one thousand
eight hundred and ty and aud seventy
doaIs and thirty cent: from the fIs day Of june one
hundred and hyseven and hundred and
seventy snd foftywo cents from the first day ot
Juy one Thousand eight hundred and yseven and
hundred and ninetytee dollars and cent from the
6s dy Of August thousand eight hundred and y
and on hundred AID eight dollars and forty eh cents from
he first day September thousand esht hunded and
ffyyep; and hundred aud yentyone dollars and
teen cent? the FIRST day Of October thousand eshs
hnndd and fy and two hupdred dollars from the
seventh Gay Of January thousand eight hundred and th
seven hundred and doaIs ard seventy nve
cents per cent per from the fourth DAY OF
ore hundred and beside the costs O.!
this aetisn.--Dated October 9. 1871
WEST / GLOVER; Plsin.ias Attorneys.
o<f0l law6 6NT Th
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

CANDS' SARSAPAhILLA-FOr purifying the
- bleed This s purely vegetable extract contains no
powerful drastic drug to debtste the system or uars poison
Dure the ion Thousands have beer cared BY this
and Of thousands be restored ~ health
ils Prepared and sold by A. r. ID. SANDS No. 100
Fulton.st., New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

.. =. ,;s,"s ~ Airot 1,e states III 10 ean.
Tn, .,l !. too snoW IN .psinser.og, Ito B,us Rdss
80 s1d "a. 10 sdsni. The psssage cf susil Of
.,a.,.srusa u vii probst'y :sks irSn thee -
1sts 70 JsusaJ tbe S,iecL
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
OvnEsyLvANIA RAILROAD

= - urrv .yEFIT CTFThhI EOUTE-
-,,.-i, esihosd spBec.s % Fwssbuytl vfsh ssd.
20 20 .ns icm L,oi', No Alton es,sSs and csse.ss
w is.;-tis fpdsns polls Ind Ch,eanpst Deysus.
svsrssed sssop.:sns sasd:,sy foeSS Usss'.ns & %
s ,.sies boe.s from and 70 HewOresns, o. Louis LsQs
me and CiDs 'nnet:
-sntioped places W the West
T,s,rnseTs viii and this the shortest not e1pe6o0s N
..rfutsble routs between the EaG AID West
IRON EEW-yORH TO CINCINNATI IN - HOuM
IlOM kEW-Y0RK TO CHICl00 ~ g Houas.
IRON EEW-YORE TO ST. LOUIS IN = HOU0.
Esre low any other Route
Dee bapdfIs n the hotels Of this cfey.
Yroush Fcte,s further information, msy b Ase .; ~
49, cf he FENHgYLvARIA RAILROAD,
No. Z Aston House Broadway.
J I. ELLlOHf lesaA
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

NOTICE.-PursuaEt to an order Of HENRY M.
IN BVRCHARD Surrogate Of the County Of Ondds, notice
hereby given ell persus having claims ss.ns ts s.ss
Of fUA6RY BROWN deceased late Of the al Whttes
town IN s.d county present the With the veuoSs
thereof HARVEY BRADLEY one Of the sau.Sissss'
on OF before the st Of March neat Dated Asgnst H.
1857 SABRA BkOWN AdminnnSnh-
sns2o lsyemTH. HARVEY BRADLEY. AdDisis,rssor.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
cfthe County VI EewYok. notice 10 hereby given TO -
persons having claims against GESRGE NJ TUNlS9N, iss
Of the City VI New York builder deceased TO present the same
with vouchers thereof the subscriber at his store No iS
Eirts ev the City of NeYOrk, before the hirteth
day Of November next-Deed New York the 2th day Of May
1867 GEORGE u SMITH, Eaecutof
mvN 1avfUTbt
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

IN YORK 10 nOCHEsTER--rbe aOcHESfKR snS
ofNgsEE VALLEY RAILROAD is row open, aid IN scn
nsstioa with the Buffalo, Coming and New YoTk, and New
ssri and Rsroaas kys drscs rosie foIS &sw.Yos
" Rochester. 80 .
~ afforded he vide cars readers II BY f- the most dess
Ee besgt en- tke above-psmedotttea .
fhss be procured .. ths New and bre feiros
Heke: Oce foot Of DnAaes, and No. ls5 brosews5 Ase
h yeuey City.
ESsssSe oneeked through
Fsbts vii bo transported between New fofk Snd hoohss
~ vhh dsateh ky infomssien deGSed IN regard Aeres
s>n ~ obtAsnsd By csns .ho General Fsht Len tss
ney-I Iork and Eide kAlroad Ens B1ldiDgs; g. D. TAP
Fan, EIpess Srslghs Agent, No Iso Broadway.
No Trains on tSs Bpfao CoTsng I'd NevYork klosd %
oupdsx j. A. AEhEtRLD. 6upsfutandenl
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County Of NewYork notice hereby given to s pr
onA having claims against GEORGE w. POMEhOf late OF
NE City Of NewYoTk, deceased to present the came Nsh
sedgwci No "a Wall street in theCity OF New;YSh on Sr
before the day ne1Dsted New Ysft
the seventeenth day Of June, 1857.
shnpEL nNssT D r ssSaMiex shaEEeex Administrators.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

IN PURSUANCE Of an erder Of the Surrogate Of
the County Of NewYsk notice hereby Eyen = s PEI,
sons HAVING csins sssinst the estate Of GAhhET L. ROW
he the CITY Of NewYoh deceased 70 p,s.ent W. 49, ~.
resIdenc. No I2i Selysps in the City Of Nev:Yorh On
OF before the 10th a January next Dstcd Fswiss os
- dsy nj Ju, 1881 J. w. GOTT, AdpApnsstor.
Sslsv0nTh SARAH ROW, Administrative
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
IJEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On and
THE ABOVE TRAINS huN DAILY, tsUNDAYs
EXCEPTFDl
NEW-JERsEY RAiI.KvAD-FOr PIMA

IN DELPHlA and the SOUTH aud WEsY, via JERSEY
CHY.-lig and Express Lines: Leave New.rork and Il
= and and p N ts.c ss Y m, 81 25 aopgins = 4
~ for Cinolnna (s7 and SIC s0 aud the west and %
Bsitnore wsshnston, Norfolk, 40, and throush eAssss
aAe~k ed 10 Hashrstoa tn L M. and p.
w WOODROFF, AssstAp. sup't
Ho Bsssae VIII received for any train unless delivered
ma sbecSsd rs ulutss IN advance Of tha time Of leaving
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
Eegal Notlffs.

IN PURSUANCE Of On order Of the Surrogate
Of the Comfy of Newyork, notice 10 hereby gwen 70 tu
persons ha,ss claims sssins THOMAS ROGERS hate Of Ne
City kewYork deceas TO Pesnt the with
thereof to the subscbcr OF the ofce of C. Rogers No.
Wsnst the City ef NewYork, before the hteenfa
DAY Of January post-Ds.ed the eih day Of Jny
ISt7 JASON ROGERS
JACOB s. ROGERS, tH,..r,o,,
C.B ROGERS,
tys lsweuTh LAURISTON HALL
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of tho Surrogate
Of the County of New York notice hereby Gyen to al
erscrs having claims against DIEGO LUZ PESfANA late
the I.pa Of Madeira deceased to pre.ent the same VIA
yousk thereof tke subscber at his Office No 9 Cedx
Ia the CITY Of EewYork on or before the eighth day Of Msh
peaL-psei York. the second day Of Sept.mber 1851
WILLIAM DEPEW,
s.os lsx6mTbs Adnnistratof, VIII snpeIed.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
TIA RLE RAJ l. 4 0 A d
Ia SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS

ber ~ 1857 Trains VIII eave Chambersst s.stou as fol-
lows Express trains a. m. and Albany Mail aud
Treisht Tfsin Albany Passenger Trsin 1889 70,
sson n for PEI k.Ei $50 D. m TIE Pousbkcepsie, Peek
Ain and Sing Sing Trains stop st he way stations. PASSENGERS
G New York leave Troy at m aud r. IS ard 545 p
last Albany at and 8:23s m and snd 6:l0o a.
A + SMITH Superintendent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-13

ANOTHER MYSTERIOUS MURDER IN n. Y
About 9 O'Clock on Monday morning, New
York police officer was met by man who
informed HIM that woman had been thrown
out of window of the tenement house No.
352 First Avenue, with her throat cut. On
proceeding to the spot he found her dead.
The person who gave this alarm proved to
be Thomas Shaw, the husband of the deceas-
ed. He stated to the officer that he had been
out late with some friends and, on coming
homo, proceeded to his room, where he found
his child crying and its mother absent. The
window was raised and the floor besmeared
with blood. On looking under the window,
he saw his wife lying dead as described.
The murder must have been committed while
tn woman was asleep; and the husband has
been arrested on suspicion of being tho perpc-
traitor of the deed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-13

eE- CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is
shown by the records of the Custom House to be the
only London Cordial Gin imported and sold in bottles;
all others are made here in imitation of it.
1t is delicious tonic beverage, and by its peculiar
favor $50 different from other gins is universally
esteemed by all who use it. It's adopted with great
success in cases Of DYSPEPSIA, GoUT, RHEUNATIsN,
DRoPsY, GRAVEL, CoLIc, CHOLERA, FEVER AND
AGUR, STRUCTURE, DISEASE or THE URINARY Or
CANS, EPILEPSY, FEMALE IRREGULARITIES, &c.
DIR. Valentine Mott of New York, in Letter to the
proprietor, says:
ssChar'es London Cordial Gin, is the purest best,
and most reliable Extract Of Juniper. have sesD'
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold by
ali Druggists and Grccers in the United States and SO
also numerous poisons called "London Cordial
Gin"-to avoid them, buy only 'CHARLEs'." Reject
any other offered to you you value your health.
Price dollar for quarts, fifty cents for pints
EDMUND G. CHARLES,
mh3O3md&w Sole Importer, 10 Broadway, MY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-13

~ The Episcopal Convention for the
Diocese of Indiana held its session at Fort
Wayne last week. Bishop Uphold and nearly
all the clergy of the diocese and several lay
members, were in attendance. AS this Church
confines itself exclusively to religious matters,
the business of the Convention was speedily
and pleasantly transacted, without any of
that discord and wrangling which has become
characteristic of similar convocations of other
churches, where slavery, temperance, and
other party questions in great measure mo-
nopolize the attention and destroy all chris
tan feeling among the members. The Epis-
copal Church. in this respect, sets very
worthy example, which Others would do well
to follow.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-13

ey- A meeting of the merchants of Bos-
ton was held on Wednesday relative to dis
continuing to advance wages to seamen.-
ten. Letters were read from the Chambers
of Commerce at Liverpool and New York,
requesting cooperation in furtherahce of this
object, as it will benefit the seamen no less
that the shipping interests. The friends of
seamen will read this announcement with
pleasure. Advance wages has been the great
curse to American Sailors, giving the masters
of vessels absolute control over them, daring
the whole voyage.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-13

GROSS lNCoNsIsrENcY.--The New York
Tribune so wrathful in its denunciations of
slaveholding by its opponents and Southern
men, treats the matter very gingerly when 1t
finds the crime fixed upon noisy, political
abolitionist. 1t can resort to prevarication,
special pleading, and f.lsehood to conceal
the offense. To screen DIR. Chaftee from the
public indignation which its own fanatical
appeals have excited against slaveholding, 1t
attempts the following apology for its polit-
zeal friend. bred Scott belonged formerly to
DR.. Emerson:
Mrs. Emerson. the widow Of DIR. Emer-
son. is now the wife of the Hon. c. C..
Chaffee, an Anti-Slavcry Member of Con-
gress from Massachusetts,, and, with her
daughter. Miss Emerson, inherits the prop
cry of her deceased husband. We presume
the larger portion goes to the daughter, the
smaller to the mother; but we know nothing
on that subject. But, until the executor
shall have concluded his labors in the prem
ises, the estate is that of the deceased DR..
Emerson. and his alone. That it neither Is
nor is to beat least, so long as Miss Emer-
son survives-that of Mr.. Chaffee, nobody
who knows anything of law or equity can
pretend to doubt. And yet DR.. Chaffee has
been assailed, from one end of the country
to the other, as the owner of bred Scott
therefore the real party defendant in the suit
for his liberty, and responsible for his con-
tinuance in bondage. In fact, he was utter
" ignorant that bred Scott existed, down to
the present year; and even Mrs. Chafiee, to
whom he had been a servant, supposed him
dead throughout last year, and was only APP
prised in February, 1857, that tie bred Scott
about whom the grea. law suit was going or
in the Supreme Court. was the slave of hei
deceased husband. (IIe has been left to him
self since DIR. Emerson's death.) Recently
Mrs. Chaffee and Miss Emerson have relin-
quished all their right and title to him, anC
DIR. Chaffee. TO render the emancipation per-
feet beyond cavil, has also signed the RELEASE
or quitclaim.
Are the partizans of the Tribune so credu
lous as to believe that Mr.. Chaffee and hi
wife were ignorant of their interest in a sui
that was attracting the attention of TIN
whole country. Could they be Ignorant o
the strenuous efforts made to recover Dred'
daughters who had escaped from ti:c.r servi
tude. These assertions of DR.. Chaffee were
repealed and stamped as false by the st. Loui
Republican, months ago.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-13
England and America.

The change in the tone IF the language of
the London Times-within the last two or
three years towards this country is most re
markable. The facts Of our progress have
extorted from it, the expression of respect
able sentiments. One Of the most striking
of these altered settlements is exhibited in its
lattering comments on Lord Napier's speech
at New York. The following is one of its
paragraphs from the article: ''Lord Napier
did not misinterpret the feelings of his coun-
trymen when he declared that no class of
Englishmen looked with jealousy on the ex
pansion of the Union and the increase Of its
inhabitants. Some such feeling may have
had an existence in the last generation, when
the memory of our feuds were fresh, and
when it was the plan Of every well-informed
statesmen to raise up in the Spanish race q
barrier against the predominance of oar sup
posed rivals. But in English society at the
present day we can trace no remains Of this
feeling. In the first place, we have learned
that no Spaniards or other Continental peo-
pie are capable of holding their own against
the energy and enterprise of nation Of An
glo-Saxon blood, and to suppose that the
Americans can be arrested by a set of Span
iards and half-castes is to suppose that the
laws ofnature can be set aside at the bidding
of the politician. Hence, if even any jealosy
still existed, common sense would teach us
its uselessness and absurdity. But, as Lord
Napier Justly observed, the feeling of En-
glishmen is rather one of pride and gratif-
cation, that in so signal manner and by a
course of events which our fathers Judged
calamitous. our language, laws and institu-
tons and history should be the heritage OF
q new world which is growing up to such
high destinies. We trust then, that with a
more complete appreciation of each others
part in the world, former animosities viii
die away, and that, while we look with sat
isfaction uron the legitimate extension Of
the Republics power in the New World, the
Americans will see with equal goodwill the
development and increasing greatness Of
the British Empire. There is certainly room
enough for both when each has a hemisphere
Long may it be, then, before the friendship
Of the two nations receives an Interruption
This is pretty broad intimation that they
have no great objections to our spread OF
Americanism southwark, while they will
Anglasize the Eastern Continent.