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v0y dense, ous no<Alng material occxTec rnN tAH -
JPN ~ tAas tine oAy& Bwgsr. A'ukins - bad sos
700 Ne Jersey shore bad The sieaess bead pas d.
reoay sb,uk This novssnsM anss nv nomsae Caused
Ne vessel 70 run On Ne rocks q Ne fco a Eighty fOs.
uresA, ahort distance above BanhAmG
me aplan, appears, had Anoeshsr, BY rsass q ne
no, mistaken which side Of the ryeS ne - on me
citsmoni bard Intense. The vosl raa perfectly
ne ahoss ne pAsssnssrs Describe - sAoal q seeming
% Il Vie steamer was about v sAr IN he middle me
quvcsed asA spvupg or cuy sef eewS upward and ber
sters gradually settled into deep waser.
This ledge Of rocks runs oct mao he NveT - nAa when
Wa steamer nrs. strucs absu, 100 feet r The eu
barsrsnl fhe passengers .. sra thought they hsa mc
with collision, and he oApsaia ord cd down the ANAL
beet, which was Immediately niisd with Adie: ana
ana ss ra y: o ~ s oos .ad over
the rocks, and raised alarm Gang Isnks we're tnen
rgs from the bows Of the steamer me rccs 'front.'
q whsh shout cry feet squsra and OIL the oner
passengers landed 10 safety. Two Of hs veeseas
oficers sese N The boat lhas was ioworod
oDs Of lis no.e passengers concluded 70 come 70
he c!ty for lie par! Tao fsgmsn 81 gaty seventh
= rcd hsbt 70 wan the down uAr. rho train ssopred
and toSk 'ne passengers IN 70 bring them down 70 ne City
ire passengers sen everything behind them the
boat seve-s horses ane considerable quantity q
chard'sc sso left Our reporter could ascertain
tn eyen cf TIE damage 70 the boat and fyom the lest
counts she WIS ssh lying hard sud fart upon the rocxa
MISCELLANEOUS ACcIpssTs.
The resmoosi Joseph Bslhnap, from Annoy, with
eA O'Clock, and The Wyoming, from Elizabeth ,ort
due here sbopi shs hour, cid net resch he ty unit
OK ooiocA yeaiesoa. NOR ng having cets nea by
the dense fog The shes do not leave her dseg E1s
oetSrort unii ve'eroay torn.rg. he left :, nc
uTusl hrsr, bus npesed 70 stop II EiEsnehpoyt
The souno ses C0nneoicu. ysaaes n sce1oT
ed hear Black~els l.sud or Monday night, and weys
getting uP ssesIn &c proceed hafpkst rne Yesterday
rorpirg,
The following bostr which should rave arrived ruch
earlier, get In ct 10 O'clock yesterday morning. vz-rne
Elm CITY, from Ne. Haven; Ne ropos from gAl River;
Con- alor wealth, non Nor sch; City o. Hartford, ON
Hartford and Governor, from Providence.
The Oty OF Hartford parsed he Grants ssts at Esfrss
zen ss CHIT, ass entering the Connect river. There
wsr 70 rnC then, bu; indicsiors Of one approaching
Tue fog prevented the North River boeu or Mor65y
night from &c! ing further than Yonkers.
TEX xTrscr OF TIE roc ON rEg PsERBs.
WIFI the exception of The collision on the sasn Island
ferry, tneIe vas nc socidct, OF AM 0.
fsrres One OF tie Of the Peck shp ferry carried
sway portion OF the pie, At South teph street, sut
Al tbs ferries o, the Union Ferry ConDs1y, Jer'ey City
and Eoookfp, the regularity Of he Fri nser
Sly cs.oYhsd, and no &C co<t occurred Probso there
are 30 mere careful pilots than nose gsged
rolk .eYriea
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The SicsIss Libel Suit against the Herald
SUPREME couRr-sPfcIAL fBRx.
Eon ludxe

Bseore hon. Judge Roosevelt
Ger. lathe People q. ~ rslG.ls o. BGnia s,:lsa
IS. Jamc Gordon Eeazs. -Hr ,n:smin Gklprats made
arpEcstcr his morning FOR WI. CT certcrari 20 remove
The p oceedrss In the from the C,ur o, seocs for
the purpose reviewing the decision Of Recorder srih
vtcaine prev,oas order made b. Judge Rrsscl, who
Jndge Roosevelt granted the moton AID MAZE tie VII.
returnshle on ne nrs koneIy in November. TIE foIoS
mt Ia COPY Of
fzl WRIT OF cHgrIos Ar.
The People OF the state Of New York me orr 0, ane
r sessions o. he teAcs In and ics tae cy and scnsy
OF New YcIE. gretLag
We having been informed .hs. Daniel sckes, Of sad
o. the Polco Juscss CT the city os New YORK. ASAnk
james Gordon Benres FOR aiisa cd Hoel por the
by said luzsioc the ssrc. Aiorpey or tao ely ard
eolriy OF Ne1 YORK. VIC pSood he the fes Of
the Court Of General ssons o. ins Pesos n Az Tor he
CITY ana comfy OF New York, which Court 81 ire Sep.em
said complain. back 9, me sad Justice 3 e1Ga him 10
proccc heiecL, AMI give V tne sAc James Gen
a.h hek..rs, prisuALi 2 he statute - ma ess sde
and provided and whereas nsve .nf4ymec Ina.
- TIE October aTn Of The Es.o Court @: 6;rmk s, 6.
acnA OF TIC Feaoe, ne sad Cur vsSAs~a me
ssa ereer made q Tue sep'entF e.n. Without
warrant or auth ary O. law Whereby tne sA4 .aex IT.
Con bsnrea III or may be oepr led or hs .eA rSlx In
tae premises, and NC beng slirg fH oertAE Fossons,
Va ne rsc con plant, snt all osG proceedings
ing he sane before yoc remaining, SIC I'D sslc1 and
re ned - yoz into our E.rrer1e Oo o. Judossure
fefe our JG,ces trereef DO mani 20 yoa &
Wy and Ieic-p he re u,e 1s iceE 0. .ee s1prene
cosri Of Jut;cair-e -k Ill The prcoee .cere
Anrg, 81 the ~ Hal N The said city, tie tfs. Non
aay OF November 2s1t, hal oar Il sacsS gar rt n
dcpe.
WHren, William Mitchell, E,q one az ne ytsoe- o.
sns Cour, al The c,y Hal 10 sAid ety, TIE Nor.
day Of October 1867.
Allowed, J. :, Roosevelt
sr The Cnurt RlCE ,RD q. CONNOLLY, Cscrr
BIs-A1D 6ALFD,-E, L,sorrsy Tor oefSna,rG
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F,oirvlr rsrlrss rhe ElsEsn' troupe an a. scsr IN
me AeghAoie farce CT Somebody Tss' rrecedes !.
EHtos-Jerome Eavel's elegant rec pant niue az.
tssed Bores, 10 oe performed for he secosd
se-alshL me osa-&-Iiy o. Ins sor-yst.Ia.s a $50
Their, N. "R,ses pfos-esr srs av.lers-c sSe g..
on, are or he nt ,cr 'ts evenxf me tsssx r,rsI
are remarkably COCO
Rrsross-kia Cnarl,',e Cpshman Il Va Ji,y Ma. "a.
yer ~ rte Hr,nCsr, ana scisnt n the "E1rey Eo1z
or Nc cccsron Dor trecs H1 evening SO ea-,g /.
you oesre seal.
hessrs bAse, w.ioos, DO nsverpori, &c, s %
nght alpssr "A he con.cs eos o. "DsoA.e sro,nG
simpson 20 - and Ny Erend from -sa1ert eaa.n
I.~u Esv-s's -ne sr.ms ~ the "suss Eesrt =
vhcs c-cssed sucs mart sens,ror a. iris truss 81
Fsnily, !" W nsst
otIsrIo -EtovIts' pspur rsy Or ne z1sssser'
Ms evening Ms LSdIov, NJ. .. Gar, srd oeter rsvor
lies appear IN .her.
Ayrut1r krs,rs- INT gynnAstc f.ss. ana ps-.cu.
ary zee Ianton me called TIE "3opr o. tie wo1d ~
NE Oar family, are daily ard Eighty winning n on sp
pause 81 MS house.
Gsosep Crtsry lsr wcor's srs-prs are V com meuoe
operators In their tall, IL voe1s ugs tst spd
sos Broadway, nev Prince arees 70 nerroy ever nc.
BpyAsTs KzrTnus oo1nus 70 rlease sbog, An many o,
tbelr friends ~ &C comfortably snccu al iatsG In Ne
ehsnlc, BAL, ever evening zee ne1 propsmne ;or
TN Alno RssIoss arc rrsthoaIy Isrva.sd nv me
LIE Ike paintings noS sxhti.on a. Eap.rs EalI.
None Who have re~o u. hAntS narratives sho1ld u ~
seeing thsm.
YBS orrD ~ PB-1pUrEI The Pea % tue ls,h
ssys Last night ivo rev SINGER made their a. ~ 81 he
Academy OF h1sic Verdis opws or "Trnan'p .ss
PLAYED ssnor BcttsrH hss good rsrsroabIe snd ex.
pressive tenor voice. and admirable nsnncr and some
dramatic ability. ssner Tssnsoo1 So osao singer Nth
css POWER bsn slnow sry bdss rrof.dc whom We ssve
ever heard bit With an errressov cnrg bcy ord des
crpon. These srsors are great acquisitions 10 me com.
pany the Academy, Amodlo -a In rnagrisc.rt voice
sn6 took the r6ts o. the Kpg k,dse Gsystu,ys sted
admirably ~ abe slwsys docs ker vcc~ g,son yss "a
sbsy oncersin ste DID rot achieve al that sns s.rrisd
ard about half note wrorr, tho muse venf unui
the ast sct when fue recovered and rroduce6 crest
erect The performers we're twice called cot, end indeed
the whole p~Yformsrcs wet OF entk az ss-sliy ere
house vn pretty well niled. 10 morrow evening .
be mpsr msy be expected "Ls rsrIs aei EeSrreposs
b 70 be produced cad few opey~ ne * isStxve
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Fmsmsn's vOrcn Light <ror orssOn.
Mnfr1os OF n'eIss CO. q. IL, OF ALBANY.
me Feespaon o. Eassns % apAay No II, Q; Albany BY
@sn nn0w ns"se All cv, M evening, was vesy
.as sas1. ~ snben Of the dinersn, companies
ufhsa oOs T<oog numbers, and presented . neal and
npo0hs Appsasanea Tho AlbAniAns NE guests Of
how1A Engine Company No. "a, and we're warmly vel.
oon ID 10 New York he ON ns me rl was mooeed ..
M wharf, foot Of Bank street. the torch lights attracted
great dea Of attention, and .esef cnoh 70 The ella OF
through wb We proceaion started from Inc loot or Bank
street in The following order
Two Delegates from eAch urmp,ny.
Coward Engine Company No %.
BoAsd Of ErgineeS
Rs.ies Engine Company No. IL. Of Albany
Columbian Eoek and Ladder Company No IA
Psnino Engine Company No IS.
Ocesnus sugirs Compary No IL.
Warren Rose Company No 80.
SsGopsl Eose Company No a.
Columbian Engine Company No. IA
Gulick Bose Com 5sny No. IL
Protector Engine Company No "a
1xrYel Hose Csnpsns No 20
Cbslham Engine Company Nc 10
Pnon.x Eook and Ladder Com oany No. Q.
SAx Eose Company 10 81.
Lone Ssar Engine Conpeny No 30.
Alert 3sse 0ompsny No. A.
rsuld,pg Roae Jcmpsny NO H.
Tie sne OF maYoh vHs Up Bank 10 Edison street., along
Hgdson street 70 Fourteenth street ound Union scrsse
down Fourth avenue 70 Twelfth street. through fweRsh
street v BrcstwSy, down Bros~ WY 10 Grsni Nseet,
through Grand to the Bowery, through the gcwery AZ
Cnaa street 10 the PARK through the Park, up Bfosd
sy Cana street. through Canal to Hcdscs, up Haa
10 Barrow, thrcagh Barrow 20 Wef, ihfoagn Veal TO
Cofstoyoar Though ClsacrLer a hp6soa and dismes
E.cs ccmpscY formed fon abreast Noah l.
TMnham, Assistant Engineer, rcei az efand karsnA on
he ecsss.sp. Wits Jsaa L Coo, John Wiley, Ara J.
Hnrhsrs, Ir., dictated 60 sadg,
coward Ecgcs Co Nc. 81 ,okeS remarkably well, and
had tuc.r rns chime decorated IN d rea manner.
The Albany Gemlsry, & Nee looking cody Of men, Ip
peared Il excellent SPIRITS,
EE .ine No. II was aun Gated IN shs n cs beautiful
nanncy.
Eose No Be nicely decorated with hsEr Al glslsneg
Of towen
Co ume@p engine No. Ia WAS the theme o. general re
oNE. the company turned ont in full nrmoers "a
OIL theft beautiful y decorated nachiae.
EoGG AID Ladder No. presented the os. cesuirul
appearance the Apparatus hung with large +.
os iAniarns-red, waie, b,ue AMI sTeenwhile pair
q tbs s-ilEsn aud pose-fnl calcium lights were
btrpe sost the body Of the track The men carried
lsn.e- N their han ds irs.eaS OF torches.
the uson of the procession the visiting company
repaired 10 The noure Of coward Engine Company M.
81 wrere they psy.ook OF pSuads COLLATION. and
70, ed themselves heartily unit morning.
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Madame ftistori and the Condemned Soldier
tn Spain.


6lpnn, sap; -, 1857.
NJ DAr s-rlrS-Afalrs are gosg ners very Irosp er
orpy tne reosipts fsve risen - 1000 Teah s,thout
ccurtirg 600 rean Of subscYpsiort
MifDissm has risen 70 ire highest degree, and q 10
cary 70 perceive tina we here In VAN hearted and
sympathets 'unuy.
few days ago soldier condemned to be sto. for
having snsmpted 70 fii sergeant who bad sruch him
The execution vss sppointed 70 place the morrow
tf the cay On which We rave kodea" The Queen and
al The oour we're al tho representation.
depulsuon Of Spanish and Italian gent emeu came 70
me telling me that alone could the life OF this IN
happy man. ana tbs al the efforts which they fsd thai
dap made 70 nduse The Queen spare INN had been fruit
lees scoepted mission, and After he frs, sx
vent 70 the 11eeps or and threw ysef her Gsjesys
feet, mplor.f her 70 spare The wretobed criminal Tue
Queen I'VE oeo 70 my rayers, and ~ once rsned the full
pardon Of The poor man lesve voc 10 imagine what
ovation svaitsd when reappeared tue stage The
scoordst Duyng ~ lest fve-snd twenty minutes n
vas impossible for me speak word, and The applause
vas continued throughout the evening tin I went home
rom INA. Gay The recsipts have sugmerted more and
more and ny residence here one continued Jtk. Tue
,ushAs WI, dare ny, awe yoo turtle details Good
bye btmembr me ADELAIDE RfSrORI
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Btforc Eor. Iucse Peabody

HtItFc hor. Judge Pcabody-
APPLICATION 1oR TIE BFsroBAyIop or Iovs
LErfBRs.
Or. 15.-krs. Oppoy ~. Mr. Cp;ody.-Ttis vac .
motion for order requiring Charles welmose IN sasy
ney forthwith 10 deliver mp oorn correspondence Glove
lescrs" written by Tinh avenue LADY 70 the dere.dau
which wemore got pcsssssor Of end rfases 70 give up
nness . claim FOR fses due him BY No Cap say 10 nrs,
paid. N. Y Young Appeared oo~pse, fcy ne NOV.
ing patty and stalled That The divorce suit brought by
CONWAY hes been serlcd, and desire that lac
leep soushi for which oteyccptcd stihe General
Pvsi Cfce sh void DO returned 10 her husband Mr. wc
more, opposing, proSedDe 70 read copies Of the
ieuers, when Mr.. Goung chiocssd, ~ o. ,rpr, o. ihs
write . and the character or The le crs a.
70 DO slh the Judge Peabody tor the oopes sud
nser TesdiDg PORTION OF hom ordered thai GA. gss
should inme i.ey place the letters and all oc.s ). &c
same u The hsi ds Of NE clerk, Mr. Dusenssrr So.
lhCir hUa alxpoelunu
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f"hoib, hosxorrH % N. j., ocs 10, 1857
TIE Pecp1 DC. jas r. Donn,Iy To ssy "a, area upor
By The Court fH passing sentence spcp G p poupelly FOR
the murder Of Albert Moses al the Hshlspds ON Ia, OF
August sst The Ccurt assembled his norpns but posl
poneo sentence Of The prones until Tpursday wing 70
absence OF bis counsel Inc erf pIsosd nnr nelly In
boas THIS mornins and refuses cs.ns elm recs,v, his
meals rom ihe hotel ms scou vas .sken n eouse.
auence having lound upon him some taoe, and from
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HIsesilun soss ana Disasters

&C. ~ rsh .. gssort Co., ncm ING KoSS sqfposes
9 have gene lahore .. he Prass rron tss rsare Of
q. shp :: Lie tone bah iss sche,es ~ Aesss
wu Appleton Co and probably valued al about teoo0c
BARE cn1vp Of ssr Pruciecc loaded with Goa! from
rornoss shansnss SPONTANEOUS
&c s sS 81 ss
he lee ste uss e hs' aground Aaa
sEK 9EoEsr DARIr-Leves Del. Oct larhe sesr se,rre
n..s @ ,s DO o OF . . -s
s. ne *, =, ssa e q roe s,s srs s:asd 70
lo-s ,,ooped ne water pumped out The ias
Am.e. .-es a. .snp. . e.a as OF ye:e,s.y sn a.
ssed ss S s az 7. OF e. ss;s bot 'shy dam
ecIa z4rrT-- kiE,i. which was In eysor with eaner
Ssss;s 4, .p9n y - so-h Bossr T.. toey Of Mr.
rnr.
sert h--i scr,rrrr aorr S,- or,-rs .. sr.sos, -h,a
osen ashore % fAce and ~nvA ae1 wi Der cssSo s.
ohrt s,sey .. me err xs.srr s.s, or:e>ps re.
sposresiy newt water Osi 81 and stisdcr
&C. W. e. ,.ss = AZ n Isl soss and gns
@ 1s:i i
Bosis gone-e0al6 make her beng able
ssTs Of -. nd :. me- gss s .sd v'
~Lrea.e ,cSsSs q, ssni: fer tes Q; serm1ss rspsrs
commanded OF Cart andrew iyl,r 80 = ~
a. s es M S re s;s ' pnsn: ..s ss
Bay q e. name. n. su %
Brs<snr surrps I,scn from soraor ser ., vs pag,sI
Lh JOY LArrpoos OSfI- sSassr'p Atlantic, from Liver
rsp 1 @.rAs L. i K sss =. res for Ca
srss chip rserng sr ws slack ssr forsto3.
5ni Y Lam. Z, EAL E'sr. IcIa x.lsss 70. syors &C.
EAyrvr ssp -is p.,s 81 o ssTsnB., Ho~... for Eo.
prsl, Sept gar opware. cs,, Gar. chs. for Louaoa:
DIssr.Hi s.in ro, sEp rroPs Nd roalss. from
phrsdsps. ar sss sslrs Ans.. keK for BAi,n
~ 800 sss TSoss rro.sras- r.nrs r s.'ssssss
sas 1slss :tas "a ssasSr, =, i irO" N0'' A'
o. s.,,Af sep. IL sss.i ~ bsrss ysv.<s, Fsrc.sl.
sAt.ai. g.. n ia \, brig vo un.s.r rorr.sa
IA rs. iscsf.ss
pasr 4g surFcs seq, z - poi t,,s ccrss1, gses,s
IT, .s .i ssso az fss sss. @ s q 49,
la1c sis froza Co ~ wiz los o. msLrn.s h-.t
S,,.:q e., VII - ..,s w.: d.s.. g, sso
wSsnarp "a fro. sycrs Ar ISM Cube wssss for DO
oyae lds
80 larsse .saq 81 t.Ir GOV, " pt lersls cSaas
a. s, mn s'fS ION s - sT s =, ,s [
srrn-oroE, ABr gar 6nk Or IN on. Ken. rhisde
pss -.
or ,-..,,'-
b on =, at Leroy, ccis srn rom Pslsas
fumsc.o ssr, d.y rrE sssns ssscsslord. irtn Bs,ss
JOS an lsf sc 90 ~ ior Vera Urn kcsr Esv1lson.
81 sorr., RS ssrs ,o-lr Fri sctT q Y Pr wlscn 10
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siRIflME INTELLIGENCE,

Port Of New Fork, October 10, Is57.
CLEARED
Steamship Arabs Sor Q, LIVERPOOL CupArd.
Steamship Arso Br, Senscn Bremsn ACC Sand.
tnsp o.np-oH Cn!id Isvorpool-Zeregs 4 90
Ship Spras 1e, Pat:er, Now Oriesra-U Duncan &c.
blIK Ers-yar, Timer Eobe-LA, TN HurIhut-
Brig Cyspet ,Ssl. smlh, Windsor, MS Whitney 90.
kc1r Tnos Der.son. o.scer, p1skaNar Bruut SsEht.
Sc5r Deni,L H.nc kson, lAy nsh-De MI, Co.
Sch x Wells. EallocE. Wilmington kcCready, Mott
Co
Scnr Coruecticut MeEiunsp, Rocsisnd-k " rrundy
scni WArnF hsmoAp, EcNtop-s " Levin o.
ARRIVED.
Sefnnsfip Hoanoke Skinner For1non.h n, with n.dse
AID passengers, 70 LlsGm oessans.
ship hope Merrill Shields VS. EE wall % day. with coal
Manhattan Gas 10. Expsr.enced heavy wsseyly wealth
10 days akrg L.: lies TIE westward l1,h u dur
Il re gale spraLs ieaf
Scbr Targen p!mne: s: Josr BIB IL Gays with lumber
20 orde-.
sch. Cabot, Rsckersop, gs.on. days
Steamer pese-, Arey. Providence
BELOW.
Bsrf Coessck 5sDsrc, from Pensng Jlre - July T. lost
overheard Joeern EGibeso7 o. Prince cwxd laGnd Aug
hi % ION AZ Is = passed bark Ceres Of Salem, bound
kxperencsc much heavy weather aEc pk.si6g lAi 20
siso IN he gait sDvs tos; Ae Srss ozaek ordered
20 Besnn)
Uos Hmuesian osrs-sosh ty p.os boss Assy Ann.
a tkIg, with yBunt I'm 4 D.no0 0lss,o~ EgrA.
VINO arr.og ne dny very Light, fcnyss F; sunse- sE
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CARPnTINes, UPHOLSTERY, 40

ON BowK1Y -RErlRINa FROM rHp CARPET
6lV urde vreatesl bargains offered the United
ssies Greatly helov the OF inporson oorsiss,ns a
vye and apesry usses three ply inaran ana star
Ps.s 10y onui.ons neIn rugs, door mas druggists Ac
tAoies, 'oos aAtoh JHYArr 2i0 Bowevy.
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uAn.m aAILaoAD sUnunR AERAseumny-
Ia Cunneac1ng wednesday, Jure M. Yvsins lssvs
seYcs ewye Of White and OeaiSs urse1.-
SO A. M-npe. NAL train ipr AlbssJ eonnseunf y
~ for Budsepor, ~ Brcwysas tor Danb1W, q OhaAhAn
FOUR Cwse. via Western naruad fn albany Sruy, sars
- and Ne WeA
IN r. H-nijsrson Ussn piss a all sa5cns.
MY.m-yIlsws bYidye rsio snppins ~ ali setsc>6
el Y. M-Wkts Piars rain, stopping ~ Al stations
Law ywuryr srxTH synmry syArer
F0 a. n-wfIiams Bridge trains, stoppns 81 al stsk,<
An-wulams Brtdre train, skpr ms a. All raucus
uEA M.-Whi< rlsins train, rorpisf a. al stations.
- r. E-wIIhns Bvfdss train doppirs at AL ssabc~a
tr. M.-Cyobs Pals train. sorpms ~ ali rat,ns
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Hb INfLUH, UFHCLsrn RESr iB WRaf III
ah senm street. between Seventh Asd Elgh,h avenues
uss nf RENOVATION lace cursins de snes.
chlnes mernos SILKS End csspes Zone oof rev
article without The destructive use Of ~ irou.
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n JkfFERs gUARD-A BEETfEG OF The ABOVE
Au cympzny viii be held o. VOsrs OF Macdou
and sniy directs On Thursday evening Oct is a. O'Clock
All who Intend % sccompany q second parade
are particularly Invited " bo present 81 orte~
JAGls n. EAwks Captain.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSON Az

PERRONA Ala
r. y, DIE SCT ALL YOUR LETTERS TO
Ut. S. SWAN 4 co,
augusta,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-14

U,HE gALvANO HLEOTRIO RHnUMATTsM AMULET
renowned through ell Europe The only reuaed,
agana, rheumatic dlseases ali iA forms he ARA Una
offered Cor sale In mecs by the undsgned e 30 ect-
fully In ,tes me public 70 avail themselves Of he opportunity
o1ro sCHULffE, general agent Il cNyr lie "A ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-14

10TH wARD.-TER yIrHEr HEADED PFrus
lO Mitchell and John m for Mayoraly only received
votes and the ticket headed James Mayorty "a
ceiyed l38 votes. Mcconnell bartholomew ara Iames
] Reilly Peter Dyer, Oscar Bogsrt John Reiny, ". 81
Brown -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-14

T'hE cANPBhLL AND MOODY LIGHT GUARD. DAP
Il Ain hAxpr. went heir sec,nc ercI-sou ID
Srvksrs estGrday the 10Th rhsy bersf y
three nrrkrs and cnutepded vAlneha
This c~npos-d ~ The emr . ressrs ,-r-
bel Moody, the owners OF The extensive NTH. d
street. Their get bore
shooting tBnI pervonai appearance steady
would rate a. ~ Nh SINE o. cur crsch militia res nenis
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-05-26

the twentieth that did, to use their Ian
guage, "betray desire of independence"
This was premature as long as the Con-
gress INDUCED the slightest hope of recon-
Citation
The distinguished Orator was frequently
and enthusiastically applauded during the
delivery of the Address, which was pro-
nounced by all to be mastery and sue
cessful effort. It's delivery occupied three
hours and ten minutes.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-05-26

TIE PRESBYTERIAN PArER.-@~At meet
ing of the stockholders, at Greensborough
on Thursday last, it was determined 10
establish The North Caroliaa Presbyterian"
at Fayetteville. Rev. William n. Mebaue
Of Rockingham county and Rev. George
Mcneil Of Fayetteville were appointed
Editors with liberal salaries. Rev. Messrs.
Geo. Mcneil, W. N Mebane, Archibald
Baker, and c. Fl. Wiley, and Messrs Geo.
McMeill, ST., David Murphy and john H
Cook, were appointed an Executive Com
mittee, (of which George Mcneil, Esq, is
Chairman,) to put the paper under way
and manage its business affairs.-Foyette-
VifLe Observer.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-05-26
MARRIED,

In Chester, S. c., on the 18th inst, Mr. James
Johnson, formerly of Charlotte, and Miss Mary,
daughter of John d. Simrii.
In Lancaster, S. c., on the 10Th inst, VIM. c.
CASTOR, Esq. and Miss Mary Susanna, daughter
of Prof. J. f. G. Mittag.
In Chester District. Mr. Samuel NJ. Hanna of
York District, and Miss Sallic A. Pagan.
In Raleigh, Hamden S. Smith, Esq, to Miss
Emily L., daughter of Edmund b. Freeman.
On the 18th inst, Pulaski Cowper, Esq, of
Raleigh, to Miss Mary b. Grimes OF Pitt county.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-05-26
GOV. BRAGG.

The Governor arrived in Charlotte on
Tuesday afternoon last. He was met at
the Depot by a number of citizens and well
coined with hearty shake of the hand.
On Wednesday, the Goth, he participated
in the ceremonies of the celebration, show
ing by his presence and voice that he, too.
felt proud of the fame of his native State.
and was willing to add whatever he could
to the memory of the originators of the
Mecklenburg Declaration and to North Ca
rolina's common inheritance.
The Governor has many warm friends
in the hornets nest" region.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
UNION COUNTY.

Court Of Pleas and Quarter SeSsiORs---Apra
Term, 1857.
Ferington Little and others VS.. A. j. Little,
Executor Of George Little, decd
Petition for Settlement.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that Nancy Little resides beyond the limits OF
this State 1t is therefore, ordered by the Court,
that publication be made for six weeks in the
Western Democrat, notifying the said Nancy TO
be and appear at the next term OF this Court, to
be held for the county of Union, at the Court
House in Monroe, on the first Monday of July
next. to plead, answer or demur, or Judgment
pro confcss0 will be taken against her, and the
prayer of the petition heard. &c.
Witness, j. NJ. Stewart, Clerk of our said
Court, at office, in Monroe, the let Monday OF
April, 1857. j. M. STEWART, Clerk.
May, 1867 6t-47-(Pr's fee $6)