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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-04-24

THE undersigned has just returned from the
Eastern Cities with a large stock of Spring
Goods. and is now exhilitin1 nj
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-04-24
Attention RiaeInen,

Bedford, April "a, 1s57-sm
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-04-24
NHERIFT'N SlLEN.

Regi.ter.s ot!iee. ApEil 70, l857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14
MARINE AFFAIRS,
DESTRUCTION OF SHIP BowApJi, OF srwsssYponr,


DESTRUCTION OF SHIP BowspJi, OF sfwssxypoHr.
BY FIRE.
The shin Hrwsdii. Capt George F. Baloh,, saklsl
from Boston Both ul,. for Lve,pco, viii . sssxs -
Gotten, hemp, oil cake. &c She was 69o tms bon.
6en. nothing out Of the usual course oecsrsd ss6i
Nov. J. a. p NJ, when the ship vas struck - hShf-
rirg knocking CO vn the second matt ssd several 81
TIE men sn6s~tpe FIRE to he ship In the lover hold.
Ihe rmell Of burrirg cotton WAS imme1isesiy pr
ceved and the patches opened, hus TIE locality
Of the fire could not be discovered. Ffndisg To
suobe Issuing freely the captain clsed the AsscAes,
The .bip was len headed for Sable lslas1, dists.t
abont one hundred miles, The weather 80 bshs bus
bres ne W. and squslly. At cc'ock shlp vss
discovered standirg to the westsard spd SEEDING ne
Gre progressing fast the captain deemed sdvsshe to
run fcr her Her stentca was attracted BY susHsAes
ard rockets; At M she was spoken, sad NJ CON
eition Of the Hows-n stated. with the reqaees nat
she .bouh keep with the ship. which she did. The
he, however progressed last sno IN, noe Moss .shoy
on board At IL .. NJ The email boat rssAs ha9
dozen hps saving the ehronomster and Tho psrsenAi
effects, in part. Of all hands. The deck and NESTS
were at this time very hot, and much smoke VS.
forced out The captain saw the impossinlity q
saving the chip, and reluctantly sbssdosed her q
g. m. Of the 4tb. Immediately % 'esyisg the chip
the flames bsrst out, and shortly amer the ship went
down In sbcut latitude ~ 50 n. lcssituSe OF w
W., The mzzep mast standing. The ship 0attenesfH.
Cspt. Meyers from Hambu'g bound 70 Nsv-Yssk.
was the that rescued tie cre., ssd CSge bNeh
copmeuds his prompt answers to bic signals he Keep.
irg company ss requested and his 6nsl hesvsg 70 ed
reseupg him eli and crew. Capt Meyers sho ved -
or fortunate guests every attention and kadas1 a.A
they wish publicly 70 thark him and AN people for
their uniform kindness and goodwill
THE CALIFORNIA MAILS The following 10 die
patch to n. o. Roberts, eco;
SourH-WEsr Pass or TIE MISSISSIPPI,
November IL, 1857.
The steamship Granada from New Ycrk TOR New
Orlesrs, the Phisdelhhia from New-Oreaus for New
YORK, and The st. Louis from Aspiuwa TO- New-Yofk,
entered the hsrbor Of Havsna on the 9Th inst
The Philadelphia and Gransds leit % the Same day
The ST. Louis was to COAL and would leave The ns1t
morning for New-York. She has 600 passenger and
81 40 coo In treasure.
The Grsr ada hiss $50 passengers ssa go 900 il
treasure S. p. GRIFFIs, Com Steamer 0fanAAA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14
Netppork DAILY G>ibn,re
FROM BOSTON-MR. SUMNER.
dence Of TIE n. Y. Sibuns


BosToN Nov. l2, 1857.
A friend Of Mr.. Summers, residing in Dorchester,
received last Saturday letter from him. dated Oc-
bber 10, at Elgin, in the eastern part Of Scotland
He had Just come from Genquoich, in the High.
knds near The Isle of Skye, where he had been the
guest Of friend. OF politics. he said: Passing
"tArosgh London, I accidentally met with news
"paper containing Wilson's speech at Worcester
"hs beat effort Indeed, always consider his
"hst to be his best. am panied to hear Of dis
"sension in Massachusetts At this distance, and
sawey from newspapers, / cannot understand 1t.
long TO see noble State unit at the head OF
sour great battle for civ lization."
MIR. Sumner added that he should be unable to
receive an answer from his friend before his return
10 the United States.
The letter purportng 10 have been written by
Mr.. Sumner, which was published in The Boston
Bee, and Of the genuineness Of which / expressed
scne doubt, ia now scknowk dyed To have been
written by some one else. The Bee says il wa.
imposed upon. The letter was very clumsly writ.
ten and not at all in Mr.. Sumnersstyie. However
wiring ne might be TO stand by its Endorsement Of
M Banks. be would hardly consent to have the
litter stand IN any collection Of his Published works
One 81 Jour cotemporaries prints 8 rumor from
Boeten hat MIR Sumner intends 10 resign his seat.
Ipresume that this is a mistake. A distinguished
Physician in Europe lately advised him not 10 return
Gu the Iext Summer, but il seem, that he ba,
determined immediately to retirn; and il is NOT
therefore probable that he has any intention of with
craving from Congress. GILBERT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14
THE UNEMPLOYED YESTERDAY.

TIE rain yesterday morning prevented any demon
strstion from the Unemployed and in the afternoon
there were but two three hundred persons in Temp
kins square. Most Of those who were present were
amusing themselves with various games.
Nine. Rank appeared again, evidently with the IN
tention Of making long speech but her audience had
become satisfied that she bad other motives than the
bere6t Of the poor in coming there, and would not
isten to her. In reply to query made by some Of
the papers q to who che wss she replied:
"In the parlor, am q lady; in business, man;
and when insui.ed, a warrior. No one knows who
am, or where l come from; neither shau any one
know"
After IN Intellectual attempt TO interest her audtors
she retired from the field. In few minutes gentle
man came forward and spoke a. follows:
Though in the morning there was sorrow. the even
ing brings joy. Mr.. Joseph Rink says be has work
Tor 40 sble-bodied men in the country, they are
honest and industrious. He wants them to 60 only
about 1870 miles out Of the city It's kind Of work at
which the harder you work, the more you will have.
1t Is cboppsg wood-any kind of work for hard times
He win give 40 cents a cord. l think you ought TO
give three cheers for the gentleman who comes Nth
such Joy in his mouth Three moderate cbeersl. II
was hGd up, would 20 where could earn my board.
each week. Mr.. Rink win either pay your fare and
the take it from your wages or you can pay your-
self Mr.. Rink lives at No. IS West Forty frss street,
where he will receive applications to orrow morning
after O'Clock. I"Ask him IL You can get your gin
out here"l.
The speaker did not know exactly where the place
was but thought it wa in Virgins.
This proposition to furnish labor was favoraby re-
ceived BY few who said it better to 90 out there
and work for that than to stay here with nothing to
d. bat the erea. majority preferred to remain in the
city.
There was nothing el.e which vas noteworthy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14
MOVEMENT IN FAVOR OF THE UNEA-
OWN

AID. TucKER offered q resolution in the Board OF
Alderman on Monday evening last proposing the APP
pointmebt Of Special Committee 20 confer with toe
Governors Of the Aims House, and the officers OF ths
charitable associations, with . view TO sdope some
plan for the relief Of the most needy poor who are out
Of work. The resolution was adopted, and AIDS.
Tucker, Harris and Bants were named such commit
tee. Yesterday, in pursuance Of advertisement, the
Committee met at the City Hall, but waited IN va,n
for the appearance Of the invited gentlemen who are
supposed to have the interests Of the destitute nearest
TO their besrts. It may have been that the forbev
anee Of old Boress and the subdung inausace OF the
bright Sun depressed the Ndor Of the slnoners OF pm
vste charity ard that they will not be ready to meet
upon us, and the significant matsrngs Of the SILVER
ing hungry forbid further delay. 70 the Committee
seemed 10 think and not knowing how long the Iadisu
Sumner would last, adjourned sine die. The Gov
ernsrs Of the Aims House. it 10 understood feel ths-
selves Independent Of TIE Common Council and wish
to eis2epse what fumes they have in charge as they
tee Ut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14
LETTER FROM HARPER 4 BROTHERS.

FRAsKLIs SQUARE NEw-fohk, Nov. To- 1919
Ios FrHSixDo WOOD Mayer, 81:
Dear Sir At this time when so large nunoeI =.
men are in want of work We beg leave 70 CAL your
attention to an excellent opportunity tor employing
about 200 men, for q month or six weeks.
isbow nearly tvo years since We paid INTO .ne Sig
n. asury, ray 81 600 and our negsbofs on Franklin
squsre and elsewhere have paid large sums asu, !"
that there must now be in the Controller nand: so.
thing more than $50 coo, which was designed 70 Ps
lsboreTs for grading and paving the extension OF tse
Bowery into Pearl street The work Is rseoy, ms
streets opered, and have been 50 tor neaiy
and rotbirg, probably exists to prevent zoe
employment Of large number Of the starvine uno
ployed and their prompt payment out Of the moneys
lyirg idle in the treasury -,,,,, ~
We ere convinced that this eIcelent oPPo' a.
attention. Of the city authorities, and Tor ms
take the liberty Of reminding you Of ~ noy,ss os a.
wiz be nNarty sezed upon for the goca Q, .ne ~ he
youn with respect, aporsEaS
lsisncd) HAhfhh INV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14

ExcIrInssr IN CHicA6o-TRE CRY SEXTON ROB.
sIse THE GRAvrs.-Grest e1citemen. has been pro-
duced in Chicago by the detection of Martin Quinlan
the city SEXTON in the act of ng the graves Of the
dead, AID shipping them Of in wagons. Iii York,
medical student who resides in Southern Illinois was
arrested at the ssme time but DR.. Brainsrd the Pret
dent Of the Medical College became bsl for him. 1t
Is supposed tia. Quplsa hss been for 9 long time n
the psctice Of robbipg graves and selling the bodies
TO TIE Medical College. As long as two years ego,
stranger having died in Chicago with considerable
money about him. persons sterw ard came on TO recog
sjIs bi bat opening bic grave it was found empty.
Suppe srg they hsd opened the wrong one, smother
vas tlied and 20 On til niIs were opened, and all
found empty. tCinGnrao Gszs.e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14
THE CAREER OF PROWLING LADY

Az early a. 1850 We heM Of Mrs. CoIs, In tAs Mv
records appe arirg as the sccussrx o. osas pssuss
for the crime Of lsrcenythey having scoordseg Aer
affidavit robbed the Office Of the Dsstric Atsesnsy.
second sfidavit appears, made shorty after; entirely
rsvokipg the accusation and thus implying the uss q
hush money, or come similar means Of quitting -
Cuser.
ton, South Carolina where she appear IN The easrsc-
ter of mstress to gentleman in the rseaurees bum
ness She stayed with him several me.ths hvnA 70
style Of great msgIifcence and grs:deu, s.0 >,
poor man, being iuined, was ferced @ sen OF 70.
bort saws that sSe saw between 5000 ed "a ooo of
his money during her scjoum With hio 40
u elsrchoIy comment upon her affection Ser In, sAes
5ortupste rsstaurstsur, and sosght more anhaSious
field for Der powers.
An old sebtlsmen Of great rsspsctssik<y We kst
next lover. His nsnne wss Eege.ton, ssd - ~ =
did not take long for Mr.. to infsuats d: o.! ke-
ertne nor to make him pay rouDdly for ~ nsafss-
ton. His salary wss by no nsans equal 70 Per em.
bilious notions Of hirgs ss hey should BE- sad = W.
gsnce into which bis "pet'' ruhlsssy plunged hcth
Eerself ard HIM. For three years thsir eonssstso
continued. and during that time the oh 9sntsnAA
committed forgeries to the amount Of $6o ~ ever
upon this woman. The frauds we're finally discovered,
and poor Eggeston imprisoned. Soon sfssr ~ isoes-
cssop, he sent word to bis darling Agnes that -
wihed her TO come and see him. Her Sesv;s see"g
Haven't time to make calls; besides, zee ere psAyed
"Out"
The agent of large travelling ciress sssnsesrio
next occupied her attention. He was Q hAndsOme,
wealthy man, of warm, quick tempersnent and great
social developmentjusto one Of those fshows NO are
not very bad but slw avs brilliant and agreeable he
conceived for Mrs. Cole devoted affection, md ves
fairly led sstrsy BY her. From genuine ove he ssl-
pps were turned into the channel Of sensuousoess,
and The old story Yeensetsd. He could refuse bar
pothng-was made 10 abandon his buSnsss ssd
squsnder bis money, unt1 . shsr twelve months ssen9
him q ruined msn. Then she threw him ever; asd
after vaiLy erdesvoripg TO awake oas spazs o. PITY,
or the sentiment ,hs had formerly prosesed TO eseeI-
tain for him within her breast be blew bis bFaias OF,
and termir sted tbs sad drama.
Her peyt "love" bat ono IVES d.. Bseeey, wso
died Ietely In bis hotel. The doctor wss gsy uAn.
what Il called Z" society man. and BAD ssns ussns:
Mrs. Cole found II cut, srd immetiassly ssnassosd
her Vaccinations upon hin. Thar relafoe sostiDssA
until Beattys death and We do net know that - ever
bad csuse to rue the day whss be met tAb strange
woman" urlsss biz eoassienoe may hAvs giyen nm
an occasional twinge. IN. Lssas Ns~s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14

RArHrR Az EXPENSIVE IpEA.-Boms dAys ga, -
fore the Republican sem nation Tor Jasoes o. ne ba-
preme Court vas made m tAis DistHo4 . es.0snae
from neshborisg county who vas dssrccs o. s,e1I'
ing the nomination, was here 70 look afsei b. nssss
In company with Q distIngu'sbsd hmo q 1e ~.
ficnn Elm Ire, be ordered horse aid oueU - -
Of our livery stables 70 vss Horse Hesds o Dscs
holing ni,sisp 70 the deiegsts from tAt sos,y y -
horse that could 90 out and b.ck s.sr ~, ,.ssssd a
s ssn: s s:s hs s1 proved . d c.: E
beSssonpop testing he patience o. b., ~ ~ :,sesd
eIivs ~ M ,hsv mopsd 40 to The livery sesoIs ne
o.tsi stood IN the dosr, between vA1% - 81 -
rant for judiciary hcDors soneens nH' ~ ''s''s
co C1",s,dsa-"Is Mr.. j. fitting ah Aosss s0r no
Hs O,a,v-@ Not that am aware Of. Why do 700
ScuSJ,GS1-" Becsuss doat know BIT be intended
n .sIi him 70 70 before hesrse. WsA = ssy tha9
he Won't spswer the purpose. He never veah Ses
~. cornse around in tine for the Reswrsc1sca-"
VI" tEzn AsSshissn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14
NEWYCRK POSEOFPICE.
CITY DELIVERY DEPARTMENT.

kr HaDett, the pSeseE, efficient Saperi5tenden. Of
City Delivery Department, and the EesYork Post
Ofkee, hD ju,t organized and put into active opera
ton most eIcelIeb: arrangement for promptly col
lectng letters designed for tae mails and delivering
these which arrive by then. In order 10 facilitate the
operations OF the carriers and collectors six sue-Post
Offices have been established in such situations
best calculated to answer the purpos. Intended. These
are known o. sta ions A. B, C, D, Z and +. Three Of
them are located on the east side ard three on the
wet side Of Broadway A. follows:
STATIONS ON wrsr SIDE. sr.Ttoss az Essr sltE-
E = e.: s $;s :;.:s
To these, letters intended for delivery in their
pective districts are sent times day, snd co...
lected from for the mails eight times day.
Deliveries to and collecio from these Sab Post
Offices are effected by two wagons ard q rrnber OF
messengers, both wagons starting from tbs General
Post Office on their rounds AZ tie tine, one pro-
seeGDg up the east sde the city and down the
west SIDE the other going up the west side, crossing
the city and down the es.. side-esch thus masking
the entire circuit delivering letters, &C. at the frs.
three reached for delivery by the carriers, and collect
ing from the last three letters, &c. intended for the
mails and delivery at the General Office In addition
10 the regular mail bags sent backward and forward
between each station and the General Office, the
wagons carry way-mail for the transfer Of letters
&C., from one station to another, by which arrange
ment letters deposited in any of the drop boxes or left
a. a Sub Office in one section Of the city are for
waded direct to their places Of destination in another
section of the city, instead Of being first sent, as for
merry, to the General Office to be marked and taken
accoun. Of then sent out for distribution, after con-
siderable delay perhaps too late to answer the obje*
intended.
Two messengers, ike the wagons, are dispatched
from the General Post Office simultaneously; but in-
stead of making the entire circuit, each messenger
only visits three Sub Offices, visiting the stations
on the cas-. sde a. the other the stations or the west
side, according to he following schedule:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14
s, n. water viii b. nsrs<ss>a ~ a lees. ,sc, .t 10
city ly tie 10. 6 gsrcSy

Hupsos CousTy CorKr.-Snse tie ers~susl, AZ
N. Ca.vs ss.~ the Court hiss bees sss.ssl 70 ,S. ~ "a
smaller Grimm. espsss yosss man named hrrvss sCi.
sstetsa for p.sps eosntsr pssc.l on n y as
N.Spssdsy ssrnoon which rssnfsi rss,sssy b volSss
of sult,. The psor Morris Canal bessa<A sbA -
pss.d the bal = on-y in Jerry Cty. ...
John Quincy Adams and John Necs.sbsss hais.e1 Or
hss~y robbery. triel Thursday sssS~ea ~
quilted.
The trd ef yehn n lch-rnsn CT See CsscoA heesd Zoe
an snit and battery wiz intent {, KILL sees 80 teses
Al s.,''n was .ese,ossa yesterday with vsrde Of ess'y
The q ABB Asss,ns str.n ,sarsk iniel f psy,
Wa tss.p Up yests,y .rsoa and ON ptossAy esvy Ne
sboe OF 70 eay IDS the lsss Nst WI - 6~d he
Tenn The panel 81 Jsro xoest oss eng ned sAh ssss.
Yesterday discharged TIE soevcteA psos~rs wu -
asiouIn for The Term.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14

Also the undivided ope.fourth par. OF the wster
grsnt Of the whole leland between high and low ws'er
mark, making by Mr. Ewipgs map II acres. Alec,
the water grant in front of - lots about A. scres in
addition to orequarter Of the whole island, making
about 10 acres. Total, 50, I, s.
part of the water grant offered In trout OF the
above mentioned 81 lots is in front Of portion OF the
lots now owned by the city, and a pat in front Of
lands owned by the Commissioner of Emigration,
and pant in irort of tie land nov offered for SALE
Tie above comprises the whole island. except
acres without water font ard excepting that owned
by the Commissioners Of Emigration, and the % acres
owned by the city as may be seen BY the map.
Nothing was done, as there was not full attend.
arce Of the Committee and the subject was adjourned
TO Tuesday at L. O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14
BROOKE YIN II,EA&.


CHARGE OF ASSAULT WITH lsrEsr TO hHi.-
Thomas Graves elderly resieins IN the Eastern p
tIet wa, broushs before Juce Cornell yesterday, on COM
nsr, prsfrred by Dr. Chsancey L. Cook of the Of
Fourth snd south .o.n s a., ON Wsnssd.y steruoon
MN WIN 40 o,rer Of Ftsh and S5uth fourth
% p,rs, shared Dr. Cook with having seduced his
ste, and b,vuS driven her TO pr ,stitutiou for
a 1 Th. go wa. sIsmn.d yeserday when Dr..
- .ass n snhsSnoe that on "Wednesday afternoon be
a. Ar raye who was p.o Heated Graves said he he'd been
the doctor had forced her Gisye' SAD ns roaS h tie
cectois bTats OUT o. Ine saue e 49, lila OF bls
pocte as " 20 aAe o. NPo "a eon,iars5 In violent
wrist and held nun. Aei ote'e, psH H.. 81 -.r, 10
strain Tor Few moments INC eo..o 49, ~ ss.,a6 that
h"te,depee on sns or Io 800 h, on ons occ ..;on when
he p5e,cnee s ne & NJ Jh,sT and that sos
to hau nuo -. in,.t. ~ house OF prost,tuon
nau h.d so,chs or ether conhsy1ou with
ine .,,o. 90 tsIsn Of hut little Importance
~ i.,,.a Ma M Gr.va. Ia hall In the SUN Of ESQ
4" Aeep 'He Pe'''
QUARTERLY RETURNS OF THE DEPUTY SUpyRIs
=. Dc, D.nu,v sn,erintrn drpt Folk yererdsy
~ fIans .,.smsnt Of srre.., for osenrs commit
~ a ". s; ,hs nns,ts, end;ns Nov l. 1857:
'e1 yt IA h.,ss,x vitb intent 70 I'm 3; assault
a S,, so .s.snt,cs noicemeu n; shsndonu,snt 6;
sna eesiy ~ n. .temnt s,r.pe g. sttsmp, 20 stesl
=. hn,sl.,v 4. bursary III bssardy 5;
larceny 8, d,ordery conduct u.s. driving without license 2;
ing dsordety house Obtaining sodas oy is ony
sI,;y IN .srsst. "a ..nd krceuv 81; Insanity
a.a ~ ION and Sisordery conduct 25f
70 Ivy ic.sneon. msSsm, "a; petit
eI6 g. pass,us counterfeit money IS,
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Tbs. sing rl.r boy q. Ith.c., who had . passion

Thst sing rlsr boy .. Ithaca who had passion
aovsr e,cw out of the flesh Of his diseased leg has
siroe produced in the same way cluster Of orange
6ov.r,. Dr. Hsvsy ssw the stem rise &. right an
ole, 70 the limb 70 the hight Of about three ioohes
sh.s i. ,oon developed pure white buds resembling
The buds Of the orange, On being exposed to the
p,bt. he buds expanded into flowers. which sssumsd
bssutfd gr.yh purple color. Iss's hSr. s.. ss
s,,I, hssi sss;n beHssih tie shin. While they are
j. bI,ssop The ksJ = relieved ZEN paia- iE1esssgs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14

R,,, Asr.;r.) ss Mch.s, Seymour, X G. B., com,
us,drg her Majesty; nsrs sbis the Caieu,.s An.
from sosS BE- h.. :. Ssa .. H.. Day ot.s.hsi
gs'to as of The Port sBd River Of Canton by CON-
U =. f,rse under biz COO maod
!. hereby f1i:l,r aO'ssd list al the meas
ives nSdon,,d ard executed with rssoec: TO all YES
W., inch msy s.tepp: % vioste ssld blockade"
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BLOCKADE Of CANTON.

The following extract from Tic Lo.Sss Gazette. Of
Ne 18Th rlt., was yesterday officially oennunic s,si
hhis Department, for tie information of the citizens
the United Stefes; Union.
"FoREIGS OFFICE, Oct. -, 1867.
is hereby noiifed hist the Rsh: Honor bic tbs
Esi Of ClereEdon, her Nsestys PrnoiDsl Secretary
State fer Foreign AfSrs, has received from the
Lats Commissioners Of tie A6nirAEy . dispatch from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14

ANrKlcays ABRoaD.-The following 10 a lis. Of
Anssican, registered q. the The Banksg One of the
Ausricsn European Express asa Exchange Coup,sy
at Paris, from Oct q 10 Oct %, 1857:
w. y. Buckley Ees'Ymt ID Leroy, J. 3. WirEe. y g.
Wet ard lady. J. Lansry. H. Dissy G Puso.s, w Il.
H.li =. eo,0ias, e peIii-. W. v sr.a, ADD h@aS,
d. KIP G. feOs and fADi, A. Ritter, IT, o. l. si@p-
soI, Richards NJ y R.tsra ksss C. = L " b
son, La w C. Avery M D Ala T r. slse0er Ibd fAnSy
NJ J. q. Orian0A, Nhsiassi \ }. NAasy, sc
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ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY,

At a regular preparatory meeting Of the st. An
drews Society Of the State Of NewYork for the elec
tiop of oicers &C.. at the metropolitan Hotel, In the
CITY of New-York on Thursdsy, the l2h day OK No
vennber, 1857 the following officers and manager
we're elected for the ensuing year
President-Adam Norre. First ViceP resident-ksm'sy
Gsoks second Vice Pre-. dent-John T. Johnsrn. Msnse
ers-Aexr Mckenzie VIM Patton Thos Frazer, Robert Cor
dop Robt Campbell and George Cuictsh.ns fresspref
Robert Hysop. secreary-Robert Dinwdde. Assstsnt
gecretsryJsmes Calender Physicsu-Aexr Elder, H. D.
Chspan-the Rev Dr. John Mcleod and the Rev. Dr. 'ohn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14

A few Precincts are still to hear from, and in
larger vote thrown, which was thrown out on the
ground Of alleged Irregularities. Thus in Brecken-
rldse County all the votes were thrown out but those
thrown in Agnes City. IN several other counties
the vote was thrown out. The reason wss insrual-
iy In establishing Precincts. will send the list of
Representatives as soon as all the certificates are
given
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14

FpIeaisrs FOR LIBIRrA.-Ws sy'osd yeseesdaZ
on our streets greups Of negroes, q both ss!a. -
stroIlTg about lsokDg Il the hons, al syg.ssay
smszed 81 the fine goods they behsh n - e.''o a.
ftore vndows and displayed before 10 49, ~
irquiry We learned that hey bad beee ~ 80
ana had cone down hero from The ipsercs Trs.-
ssgs @ the chip n. c. Stevens, - - -. ~
w"u +" sS.;r ns~ howss TSs seip ioo,y q
nsstsS here froI B.ltissrs. NsIh Herald Ess' T.