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BODY FoUSD.-On Monday last. the
dead BODY of a man was found floating
In The river. near the Geauga Furnace.
A Curoner's jury was summoned. but
owing to various rumOrs. they adj urned
their meeting To Monday nrxs. LII sup
posed to body of John B~aldenburg, a
Tin PedIer. and report saws he was
seen in Concord last week.-Ibid.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-10-28

MARROW EsoAPE.-Avery Noble, OF
Ra!enna. while digging in a sand pit,
was partially buried by the Gavin! in oil
the b INK. and somewhat bruisei. lie
narrowly escaped instant death by ju APP
ing from beneath the fillias mass.
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BURNED To DEATH "A house occupi-
ed by "A tir. Hoover. in Kirkland. was
buried on Thursday nj 5ht last. AMI Mr..
IL. periShed in the fl4mss. We under
sand he WAS an Incorporate man.. and
had abused hi, family and turned them
u Of doors on that night PaiHesUiLis
I6y
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-10-28
TREATMENT of HORSES and Other

i domestic animals nv Mons g. CLARION. the great
Farrier and Veterinary surgeon, late proprietor Of the
Royal Veterinary College at Paris, and Ex. Vet. Sur
geOn at the Military School at West Point. Mons.
ChIrtOn has the pleasure Of announcing to the citizens
of Warren ani vicinity, that he will remain in this
town part OF the Writer, to operate on all diseases
dppertliniOg TO Horses aud other domestic animals,
no matter what compltint. No humhuy.
Horses put up hy the subscriber will be guaranteed
good. Tail N.cking or Prieking can he well in three
weeks lie will also sell a book for breaking and tam
Ing vicious hOrses. containing receipts for the cure Of
all diseases 20 which horses are liable. lie will ! e
found at the American Hotel. Warren.
NoN y. CHARLTON.
Karran- Dc. oa ~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-10-28

EFFECTS OF THE EANIC We regret
To hear hat Il IL WIn>Iuw. Esq, OF the
firm of Wnsiuw, LAME IL Co Is suffer
inr under "A severe Illae>s, caused Oy the
.te financial oubles, i'll which his house
had 50 large an interest. John Ii. Hicks.
Esq an old merchant Of New York. Is
dead. His last visit to Wall street was
on the day OF The bank Suspension The
excitement Of the day caused IA bleeding
al the lungs. which has terminated IA
tally.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-10-28

The RACES The attendance at the
races for The three DAYS past has been
uuile numerous. We were present a
short time Thursday afternoon. AMI wit.
messed the first class Irotting for the
purse Of SIS. which was won by 5,
Stages black mare. Lady Snrrmin.-
We noticed quite IA number Of fast nays,
roadsters. blood mares and yearlirg
colts on exhibition. The .'Irots" excited
considerable interest.-Ibjd.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-10-28

Our P1KES The Richmond Enquir-
e" makes an pen breast and declare>-
For our own part we have no hesita-
rion in expressing The opinion thar every
governor who has been sent to Kansas
has been instructed to act always with
especial psrtialIIv I" 'he Snu h."
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-10-28

READ.-DR. Tomas VENETIAN LININENT has in
cr-7se in sale everS year frr the last ten years-this
j. the hest proof Of its superiority. Wherever it has
been introduced il has taken the place Of all the Pain
Killers. Curers ant EmtrOcaI:Ous- No one. after once
usiug il. will he without il. II you are troubled with
Rheumatism, Pains Of an kind. Try it Price p g. 50
cts p-r hottie. Depot 81 Cor EtnIt street Nv York.
Sold by SPRING & r. warr-n. and
MARn a On. Nils AMI ntkrrs thrnngh the rolntrv
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The American Horses in England.

The horses which Mr.. Tenbroeck took
to England. had been beaten Sc often,
that Notwithstanding the disadvantages
under which they labored at every race.
We had almost concluded that the true
cause Of their defeat was lack of speed.
The Steamer Baltic, which reached
New York on ibe e5th inst, and brings
dates to the 14h inst, brought the fol-
lowing as ielegraphed to the Pit;sburg
Ggzett1.
Thirty four horses ran for the Caesar.
witch cup, and the first trial resulted in
a dead heat between PIioress. Ell JIakim
and Queen Bess. On the deciding heat,
Prioress, the American, won by a length
and a half. amid great cheering. The
value of the stakes exceed E2o00. The
American horse Lecomte is dead.
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GOING WEST.
~ToungstOEn ia
Cleveland.

MAKING CONNECTIONS.
Az Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo. Cleveland. Co
lumbus & Cincinnati Cleveland & Erie. and Cisye-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
At Scion. with Hacks to Chagrin Falls.
At Mantua. with Hacks to Ravenna.
Warren with lacks to Sharon. Greenvills Mead
VILE Bloomfield, Garfield. &c
!" Youngstown. with Stages to New Castle, Lowell.
Poland and Enon Valley, and thence by p. =. w.
& C. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Oct &c. le57. CHAS. L. RHODES. sup,.
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BARNuM ONCE MoRE-Th- Stamford,
Conn , Adcert'ser says: ''ltis Certainly
with pleasure that We nnoun The prob
able fact that p. L. B trnun is again
''on his legs" that he is 10 day 4 richer
man Than Ire was before his connection
with the Jerome Clock Company. 1t is
said that he has bought all the claims
against himself for from five t. twenty
five cents on The dollar, vi h The excep
ton of some SIS 600 held in and about
Dinbury, which he will probably have
To pay in full. The whole of the vast
properly assigned by him for the benefit
of his creditors has again passed into hi"
hands, and he is now refurniShing and
rettling 'IrAniSlan' IN good style for his
future and permanent resid, nee"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-10-28

The GAINESVILLE Courier says, the Fill
more party Of Mu>kinsum county held
a Convention in that City on Saturday,
and voted to ignore their own State tick
ct and To support the Locofoco ticket.
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Connecticut Stete Fair.

The Bridgeport Standard says that
the st tie Fai broke up in gale OF wind
which Frustrated a number of the tens
and booths. and n revolving swing. Two
men were badly injured ia cons qurnce
one. it is said. having his ibis broken.
and The other having his nose crushed.
Ii was some time before The timhers
which had fallen over on the u%nfUrtu
nale mrn could be removed. One OF
their companions. in search of help.
rushed into an enclosure or tent adjoin
ing. The occupants took him for il rob
Der al er their treasure, and knocked
him down. giving him severe blows be
fore the mistake was discovered.
The receipts were about 600. THIS,
with the surplus (Some $4,000 of last
year, and other resources. VIII pay al
expenses, and probably leave IL small
balance f. next years operations.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-10-28

Cd K-irr, of South Carolina, says hat
Robert Walker Is "a vagrani orator,
slrolIing player. and political mounte-
bank" Southern men do sometimes
tell the truth.
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A FREAK OF NATuRE.-A la1y in
BiackIord County recently gave birth TO
II child unly wen weeks alter Il previous
confinement. Tue first chill was a hoy.
and was horn on The Is h day of June.
The second chill "~asagirl. AID was born
on the l>t day o. Au!us', Tney are the
children OF Aaron Hess. an oil resident
ol BlackfUrl. 3 II are living. AMI the
mother is doing a, well as cIuIl tie ex-
prct-d. she sIIrn!e | ID her da Is hou---
hold duies b.ween tie births - raIoy
cite { Ind COurie-. Oct. ii.
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MILLINERY 4 DREssMAKING.

THE undersigned has Opened a Milf
linery and Dressmskins establishment. in MILL
CAMS new block. Main St.. opposite Porter's bookstore.
The ladies' 81 Warren and vicinity are respectfully
invited to call ant examine the goods before ~purehas-
ing elsewhere. Rich Flowers. Bounets. Ribbons. Capes
anl Headdresses always on hand. konn-tS Bleached.
Colored Pressed and Repaired. Stitching and Quilt
Ing doue for those who desire it. with enc Of Wheeler
& Wilson's pateut Sewing Maehinrs.
h c. W. MESSER.
Warren, October Il. Is51-tf.
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~ By virtue OF a UeHdifi0Ri erP0Has. to me directed
and delivered by the CLERK Of the Court of Common
Pleas Of frumhuil County. Ohio. l will rxpOs- to pub
lie safe. at the door Of the Court House. in Warren,
1Iumruli County ON SAfURDA the dth day OF NO
W MBE A.D Isl. between the honTS Of 10 O'Clock
A. VI aud 4 p VI. of said day. the following deSerIi ed
property, to Wit A second Mortgage Bond VI the
cleveland and Mlhouing Rail Road Company No
IJ~j, Iatei Sept-niher IS. lSj4. for the sum of i've
hundred dollars (SjUO) with interest thereon at the
rate Of : PER cent per annum Cess three inst1limrnts
of interest of Si7 81 each. which has been paid. PRIOR
to the said levy Also a certificate of stock ia said
COMPANY for the sum Of Que thousand dollars (SiWO1
dated August yth, 1913 No.E2 Also, two Sorrel Colts.
two years Of age. txo Bty. Mairs, years OF age. AMI
two Chestnut cUlored Mares IL years Of age.
H.. HARMON. sheriff.
- -. r. n. NJ - - . 10
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VI. PE1cIEis"II NCH-su" PtLLs-rhe Importers Of this
reliable aud safe remedy for Female Complaints would
respectfully call the attention Of American ladies' to its
a. Invaluable in removing distractions and ire aiaTi-
ties Of the menses, promptly restoring them in all Ca
SEES. The Suppression 80 common il speedily relieved.
AMI there will he no recurrence of the complaint IL tbs
remedy is useI ace riding to directions, which accom-
pany each box and package.
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Admr. Q. BcnJanln Tarker- uecrNscn.
Oct. 81, '55-IH. By A. YEoNASs. Atty
GALE OF REAL ESTATE bv order

Of CoURT.-0n the Goth day Of November. 1851.
b-txeen the hours Of 10 o'clock A. VI. and ! p. u. on
the premises at Newton Falls. Trumhull County. Ohio,
will be sold TO the highest bidder, the following Real
Estate, AS the property OF Anna Prase, deceased 10
wiz: Sitn tie in the township OF Newton. in the county
Of Trumhull and State Of ohio and is part OF lot Nc.
81. of / tract o.: land laid out into a town Plat by Jud-
son Garfield, being the west end or lot n in said lot
So. AMI is the same land conveyed by Robert Green and
wife to John Harsh. August 18th. ls4O. see Record OF
Deeds. Book ~4f-par-s 3U3 and 81 in Tru huh County
Records. Appraised at s.. Terms Of saie--one-
third cash down, balance in Two annual payments,
secured by mortgage on the premises.
GEORGE
Oct. 81. '5.-4y Admir- Of Anna PeaSe, decd
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-10-28

CALIFORNIA WAGON Road Letters
from California induce the belief that
the Pacific Section of the Wagon road
is, by this time completed. The country
between Honey Lake and Humboldt NV
er is not so favorable as was anticipated
it being poorly supplied with grass and
water.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-10-28
MiIlers' German Evangelic Lutheran
and Reformed Church Of Newton,
vs..
Elizabeth Danine and others, Heirs Of

The plaintiffs. on the 9th day Of September, 1881.
filed ia said curt their petition tor the purpose OF
correcting a mistake made in 4 Deed from Leonard
Miller m his life time In John Lyons. David Longer
berger and Henry Remald, Trustees Of the Miliers
G-rlaan Lutheran and Reformed Church OF Newton.
and t. their successors in Office. Of which the present
plaintiffs are success Ors, conveying to them one acre
Of land in Newton township in said county ON the n.
corner. male by the Intersection Of the rvad' leading
to Prices Mills and to Newton. through section four
teen in said township, being ten rods north and south
ia width. sixteen rods in length east and vest by which
mis- axe the sand grantees are described as Trustees Of
the Lutl, ran and Pres yJerian Dutch Church Of New
T. n. and the said lands are expressed to be granted to
them accordingly and the aid mistake is sought TO
b, corrected so as to grant the said land for the use Of
said Church a. a Lutheran and Reformed Church -
Said defendant. Elizabeth DA1iEe, must answer by the
ninth Saturday after October 18th 1857, or Judgment
Will be taken by default.
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sUTLIFF L FUTILE,
Oct. 81, 81. Attorney for Plaintiffs.
4 LMOND PARKER Administrator
~ Of Benjamin Parker, deceased,

VS..
Oliver Parker. Hiram A. Parker, Lucy A Parker and
John Anderson. Jr.
IN PROBATE COU~RT-PETITI0N TO SELL LAND
To Oliver Parker, Hiram A. Parker and Lucy A.
Parker-yOu are hereby informed that on the 18th day
OF October. A. d 1857. said Administrator hled his
petition in the Probate Court OF rmmbull County,
Ohio. the object and prayer Of which petition 'te
obtain an order. &c. on the 9Th day OF December.
1857. for the sale Of the following Rea! Esta.s Of which
the said Benjamin Parker died seized. TO wit; The
Land upon which said Benjamin Parker resided at the
time OF his decease. being part Of Section No b. in
the township Of Kinsman. in said county Of Trumhull.
and containing about t~hirty-six and one half acres.
more or less. ALM0ND PARKER
Admr. Q. Benjamin Parker deceased.
Oct. OF. ,51-4y. BY A. YroNANS. Atty.
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.HEltIFF 5 SALE
NHEitIFF SALE.
Order of Sale in Attachment.
Jennings, Reed & Col Jennings, Reed & Col
vs. vs. J

Loru " cIIIU5IuH MEATS o.O .. W. WtdTs- J
By virtue Of two orders OF sale. issued out Of the Court
OF Common Pleas Of TTumhuII County. ohio, to ne
directed and delivered. ! have levied on. and shall
expos. 10 Public Sale. at the door OF the Court House.
in Warren in said County. on the slsL
day of NOVEMBER. A ID. 1851. between the hours Of
10 o'clock A VI and 4 o clock 7 NJ at said day a iot
Of Ianl situate in the Tow HShip of BlOcmheid, in said
county. and is bounded as follows, viz: On the west by
the eentr. road leading from Bloomfield TO Orwell and
lands OF Richard Humphreys add Charles Russell On
the north by lands of stephen SynmS, on the east hv
lands of Marvin BrOwn, aud On the south BY lands Of
Jot Griffin. and supposed Z, contain within said boand-
aries w. hundred and thirteen acres OF land. ApPrais-
Ell at SD per acre
H.. ARM Sheriff.
Sherih's Office. Warren. Oct. q. 5s-5w-3.I3
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-10-28

CuARACrERIsriC 1t turns out hat the
present made by President Buchanan 10
the captain of the Norwegian barqut
which rescued some of the passengers o
the Central America. WAS paid for out o
the public Treasure. and not from MI
Buchanan's own pocket, as was rePresen'
ted. Congress appropriated some $1,000
for rewarding officers Of foreign vessels
who render aid 10 American vessels. and
from this fund this present was made.
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Great Fire at the Penitentiary-Im'
mence Destruction of PrnrerfY.

About Z O'Clock last nighi. hrc cCm-
menced in he North range of workshops
in the Ohio PrniGentiary, and had made
such progress before il was discovered.
that it was impossible TO arrest it until
the entire rang was in ruins. 1t was
with great difficulty checked. before the
west and east wings of the m 4nufactur-
! ing departments were involved in the
con~hagralion. Sill The destruction Of
property was great.
I The Ohio Tool Crmpany's shop Hay
den's Blacksmiths shop. Hall, Brown d
Co.'S Cooper shop, the State Shoe and
Tailor shops, and Days Wood Type
mandatory W ire entirely destroyed.
Ii is presumed the losses were partial
ly protected by insurance. but 10 what
extent We could not ascertain at the
scene of destruction. The devastation
along the North range is complete: moth
iny whatever could be saved. and some
of the walls fell during the burning.
1t is hardly possible this CONFEDERATION
could have been SO complete without
having b-cn the work of some scoun
drel, When our reporter arrived on the
ground, the fire wa> raging with equal
fie~rceness. the whole length of the ensirc
row of buildings.
The gross loss TO contractors cannot
be less than fifty thousand dollars What
| that of the State will be we have not
heard cstima'ed.- Columbus journal, e3
HAIR YE,R OF THE AMERICAN TRACK
SocIETY.-SIatemenIS at the meeting of
the Executive Committee Just held,
showed that the receipts for six months
had been S15l 536. or less by SlI 600
than in the same months last ear. The
sales 10y colpOrJeurs. though in some 10
c~aliuies diminished have on the whole
increased about 5000. AMI The grants of
publications have increased nearly l.,
O00, coo pages.
The SocieIy's operations have 50 far
exceeded lis receipts, that notes given
Tor printing paper will fail due in No
vember to The amount So GA Il; and in
December SIS 693 81: total due within
six months. $40 ISL 81.
The Society is endaavoring by all
proper means to curiai. expenses 50 far
AS consistent with the eff :Ient prosecu
ton of its work, and bespeakS the early
assistance of friends and patrons espec-
tally such as have escaped financial en-
barrassments.-N. Y Com.
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WHEAT From all parts OF the country
we hear that The uniform EXPRESSION that
The wheat fields. which are now green
ing the hull sides and valleys Ut the
West, give unusual promise Tor an aoun
dant harvest. We caR state from per
sonsl observation. that in the central
parts of Ohio. the growing crop never
looked Summit Beacon.
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EORTY DOLLAR VIOLINS. and
Il from that down to so cts, just opened Il
ADAMS Music q BoOksToRB.
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Union Line Express Company.


.'IHE ABUNE RELIABLE EXPRESS
Il would call the attention of MERCHANTS, BANK.
ERS and MANUFACTURERS to the unsurpassed E.cil-
tiles now at their command. for the sale and specify
transportation of Merchandise. Bank Notes, Jew-lry,
Gold and Silver uoin. Packages and Parcels to and
from all parts OF the world.
UF The Union Line Express Company is now send
ing an experienced Messenger daily between CIeve-
land and Youngstown. over the Cleveland & MaEo-
ming r. r.. accompanied with an Iron safe. Tor the
protection of yaluables- Making q direct connection
at Cleveland with reliable Messeb gers for Pittsburgh,
Philadelphia. Baltimore New York. Boston. Detroit,
Buffalo, Chicago. ST. Paul, ST. Louis. Columbus, Gin
cinnats and New Orleans.
III PThis Company will carry orders free, and re.
turn Iy frs; Express.
II ? Bills of Collection taken with Merchandise.-
Drafts and Notes Collected. an proceeds prom tly
returned. NM- HEWITT. Travelling Sup't.
For further Information regarding taIin, rates &C.,
application can be made TO
PORTER & son. Agents.
New York Book Store. Warren, o.
O--,ra- g4.h I2l--tf
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UNION EXPRESS LINE.
CHANGE OF TIME!

4 Ii persons sending packages bv Ex-
- press. are hereby notified that after Monday.
Oct eGth. the trains leave as follows
A. ~.
P. NJ
All boxes. packages. &C.. going by the Morning
Train Ct2O9 must he brought to the office by eight o.
clock the evening before.
Oct. %, SIT New Vol RaaSl,orA
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TIME TABLE-No.s
To take effect on and after October PC. 1857.
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Nth ESTABLISHMENTS.
Cleveland & Mahopine Railroad

lk@
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DAZETrA ACADEMY. TIN W;nt,

~ Term Of the Bazetta Academy will commence
November sd, le5s. and continue for a term Of ~
weeks TUITION:
Common $3.50
Higher sen
COntingei AZ
The uhseriher would call the particular attention OF
] atrons. to the unusual advai tages arising from the
length OF the term Pupils frequently spend several
terms in succession, in common schools in going over
Certain poTtiOrS Of their text Looks. never being able
to advance beyond that point, on account Of the short
ness Of the term That difficulty will he ohviated by
the length Of cur term. Yong Laiies Intending 10
teach will have a Teachers Glass formed for their ben
ehL- which with the length of the term. will be an ex.
cellent preparation for teaching. on the following
summer. GARD
and places Tor ser boarding can positively he obtained
Ia The village or near ~. on as reasonable terms rs at
any school in the the country. Then kind friends
girs as a ht
CLARK RR ADEN p-i,o;,.t
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BARGAINS FOR STOCK GROW.

Bazetta. Oct. es, '57-5w.
BARGAINS FOR STOCK GROW
~ ERS--The subscriber will sell. at any time at
Private Sale for cash or credit. at rery T-,lnced prices.
any or all Of his entire stock. consisting Of Z Durham
Bulls and 40 Cows, Heifers and heifer calves. - first
rate Jacks and Jrnnets. A superior lot Of South
Down Bucks aud Ewes A few Colts and young uOr-
ses.and ] pair Chester white Pigs. IL months old
SETH A
Hartford. Trumhnll Co. o.. Oct p, '57-tE.
SCHOOL TEACHERS ATTEND
~ There will be an Ex animation Of School T-ach.
ers at Empire Hall. in Warren. on Friday the 18th,
also, on Friday the eth days Of November next. COM
mencing At ~ o'clock A VI. of each day
L. H. nUTClIINS. CIR Of Board
Ct Examiners for Trumbull Co.
Warren. Oct. ss. '5s-5S.
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DASH FOR TALLOW, al The Stove
~ Store, four doors west Of the Bank.
Tray
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THE STATE OF OHIO. TrumbulI

sherin.. ones. Warren. Oct 81. s.Ns".s.is
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

sberis's Office. Warren. Oct. q. 55-5w-3.i3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-13

NoyEEBnR l2.-The working men assembled
as usual in Tompkins Square yesterday and lis
tened to speeches from several persons who
Isympathized with them in their present diff
culteS. They also attacked n couple OF baker
les and demolished their contents \ band of
German musicians was pressed into service, I'M
employed and compelled to amuse the crowd.
On the whole, however, there appeared rlthera
spirit of mischief rife among them than a de-
sire to disturb public peace. The excitementis
rapidly on the decline. The U. S. Troops that
were stationed at the Custom House have been
withdrawn and now occupy their quarters at
Fort Columbus. The Government officers are
satisfied that there is no danger to public prop
erty from the working men. The troops were
withdrawn at noon.
The Herald says the steamship Persia, which
sailed for Liverpool to-day, carried out $685.
$50 80 i'll specie. This is SO much less than
anticipated that the effect on the public mind
was of n very favorable character
The improvement i'll the Stock market Is
doubtless caused by the announcement of the
small shipment The fact that the Persia takes
such small sum settles the question of specie
exports for the present.
The Arabia is near with full million at the
lowest calculation. This leaves a large Lalance
in our favor, which is likely to be increased by
every succeeding steamer. The ruling rates for
foreign exchange remove entirely all apprehenH-
sion of large specie shipments as the season ad-
vances, and our staple exports moving forward
in greater volume to supply bills will place an
advance to specie shipping points utterly out o
the question. sst-