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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18

n4NoE NEW OHiEN Ns.-Su.inin 4. at I.out-
y sinua finc,-Frst Packet sail witt dr. -. -
patch The SUPER fast sailing. douhe ders .r,sss
AMI copper fastened schooner. "EILEN.s ca 's#f
jaws SrtNAitr loading aud viii sail aavr
balance Of freight apply
DAVID & WM g RRIE
Richmond.
7 SSprers by tits Vessel will get ihet a., 80 pot
of destination half Il freight rRea aHV
nther route and IN less time. Insurance b. ancye
the heSi - y ". L
auG
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18

" NER> lou"Etaphic Portrait Gallery, Main Street !
too from Bridge Street Iynehburg. Va hee Era N m
HtaPr0ptf t Great Improvement on the "Amhf"tyle in
Positive Pictures glass ntud and IN colors surprisingly
beauty durability effect and LIE Ike expression, anl
Styc Portraits Miniatures before drawn 10y penei
ri hight
For hnenrss roundhess depth of light and shade aud rich
ness at ueicy wondcru Thy without the glare
a the naenerooype be light and right and
lei, show ing two views OF the face.
They can he take. dun and cloudy weather as well Ms In
eearweathr very short sngs' and eased aud framed
without delay.
lie has last returned from the North with every Improve
ment in the art and has repaired and fitted M his Gallery
and hoanu ise and woui be pleased 10 wait on al
WHO may favor him With call Photographs plain or coiore
in oil or water IN tie nuest style OF the ant
IdauerreatNp's Paintings Drawings, SC, copied oni
door views aud Miniatures OF deceased persons taken al the
shortest notice.
RfMtMnt- Charges aoderate, aud eucses wartaniedto
please, Stock Tor salt and instruction IN the Art
oct is = TANNER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.


NtW }oRk PAGkETs.-Ihs ucw home IL. =
Inc . eotupased at the following vessels aud sails
from NeHfofk every three days Al nusd ia the eli
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18
JENELRY. WATCHES. &C.
,nnuI,. LI.s ~ nn..mEG. I'm,

IRDuINt. IIss IN DEf-hGG>.@- that
u large ~fIt.f aIssf ls' b
,,,5at. S44s4> NaEs and tiaUtss grs 81
al, d.ain ataf t4e Influence q rsieElsd sss
irlaHd s5sHatrr. saeEsa u ~nlsitng
TIE va. 1T .s4t,f H pleased that
H#H sod - the several Articles
siast fftutIs Nt tisas= 90 dfsIsH
#ar feutiH#p the run
r.f4 pas Co.
I54I f. Oh. llty r4l5s slINEkTIOKN ti.IF1.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18

MONEY SNfE#-- MERCHANTS Pkpl &c bk.---
1ulLNGN nEfEtfEp-kuGl - IN IREllpAIloN--
Brown Patent Alarm Drvur Locks, Money Draw
OF Stor,s Counting ROOMS Manufacturers and Brokers
ohcts. NlHl. Vaults Chests and lrNate Residences
An Locks be made the store cf
the suhspre h,ow the Market where they
a So a iu prices. 4. :. BLISS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18

BIO u 4SD. Bedford counts Nov D, ltii
As.us HBsf c. evemtn us,d Rluut ont fourth ol
a bts yo Turi xii upon the back NY horse HE wort
bach lines. entirely ilHev as arg Rs
hand single arpsuon u unA applied out' cured
II up entirely and permanently really surprised al Tie
oil eufa,ls properties aud uk lemt
and eearious than thing Of the kind Hud
ia of e d other Pfepalatehs "r similar
urposes .....#..,. -,
lV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18
AND BOSTON nSNu

lheso vessels Of the first class built expy for this
trad" and have superior accommodations passengers
They commanded by experienced Captain we'll quail
hed tor the trade win spare exert o. accom-
nadhte
They VIII he towed np aud down the river b. aud
NAY relied on to- sal promptly advertise, Merchants
goF North ordering goods from Bestan, Nd 'ud
then Interest," Ia ship by this line, is the ou f.nar fe
and troiglt will always br taken low by
sis and every effort viii be made by be agent kcuoad
and Boston To give satisfaction.
We respectfully ask and hope to oautaug fli
Share ui patronage
Ihc vessels Wi, lie in Richmond Doc aul IN Bas
ton At Row VIVA
DAVID & WM. CURElE, Eichu.iI ,,.
ALLEN 4 WELTCH, Bust5n, 'b'"'s
yut IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18

~xxlHqs-- PIANOS. Pisno~.-Ihc subscriber man
Ss 20 avturrr respectfully invites the attention of ALL
I u N II no wish purchase PIANOS, to call AT his
- = Ware rooms. Main Street. lvnehbHrg. Va, oIi-
posts the Warwick HOUSE, where always be tu0d
s'rfmrut # unsurpassed pJAkO> hatl In power aud
ne's # tone. auh finish and durability OF Workmanship in
rosewood easts carved aud plain aud which viii lie =.
Sef low Ion -h OF good nesotiabie PAPER All instrument
are Warranted IN every respect.
tAt Planes taken la exchange.
Music of all description as hand Pianos and all kinds
~ musical hstuthuh repaired AMI tuned NareIOom
ih' '"'"ha heor, Oui. Apvc through the alley.
Jnuo als hIREMMEIL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18

'ENEE al lHtES 0tsN sgEE1NsI RANeE
COMPANY, at Hartford Connecticut. d,srius effect
Ing Insurance IA Nirpi in, has appointed JOHNSON Ia
oi salem AFont FOR ihe State Persons Iynohburg ana
else" ete, VII" may desire oiuHauy
may do 50 through III ma lrl,s Exchange BANK
u -.re L1nrhuiuc q i1oiromhe
lh'- tsHI"uv has pNd ur Capital ut saao 600 with a
laff -u1IHs secured aud sanction and an
PrNai7 lie C"mpnnler Of Fnhtc Accounts believed
10 OVER peor Inducements 10 those contemplating Lite IN
tia, n ,t,s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18

L ~ received aud for saic,
~ go Barrels aedtum No. 2 Mark,rrI
IHd 30 Na2
I'D do Large " .,
81 ll.uf barrels M :
- Go do So
.h Quarter Barrels W. J.
.H| h.', Wy ,Lu.e,# W l.
10 BnIrels Cut Iierriuus
MCDONALD. sPOTTS 4 HARVEY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18

il EVERY DESCRIPTION on MAN OK hEANi
" .HEasrEp TO tuHG. 10 DAAstK IRON IArosth1 !.
coin. Prlee ~ per baiae
EHte-ed acsarag A gf Gea<rtst a. - 'rrsa A % -
sro iat EassTH D1siysei ~ "StAth ~ p0f
aCO. gacanosd re--S0 e.ats ss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18

soNgESIRaTED GNE. new article Yer
r,,nu.s akng either hard - 81 saa 1at rfesa
alss ~, - assfsl STAHIfR 4 JONES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18

NNEsTEHN Bs<ON.-30 sihhs. prime Shout
w ders AT low rates. THOS BRANCH \ SONS
Inll ..r.l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18

~ iu aAaauAees TO the public general aud HIS friends
TIA pc La arpxej ie Old stand Of Mr. Valentine opo
,iie - it@y Val .iouse, zhere be tonpd wei
tnIieG stock q Eeaay Made Clothing and Gtlemcns fur
Ais ng .ieods - he sch cheap similar
Ia as city ~ also prepared Cutting making and
lfpnfiag CIotang. lie shortest notice one come
ali! Mkt 10 Store Room for Rent which adapted
for al Office small business TO be carried
d. . dbnns GEORGE BLAkIY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18

AAA Bushels prime White az .ad Cor.
i sVDNIO Tor stlt by IIlO6 BRANCH & SONS
Jan lOls lticI sburg
Wvlcyillc Telegraph and Abinpdaa Democrat ny
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18

INSURANCE.
- itAl- ~ h4lN
INV XoT:rSi.'pE KAstEtouPANH.
eAplE At. 81 80 .OOs D.
X = FA4$I VI - Medical ADJ
fHIEIt IffE~

u AnNIsrFAuz = u GhustAs
Ia SsHIz b Coz. m \ Rad
SAML AtDnHkII.
re'It~ company commenced Us operations u years ago,
Nlf zHarauts=d Celal "a 90 ~ ".eh has aecu1nu-
l# taafsH e. Tie IL dauu1fE I-a5 ali Invested IN
~f.E= md 10 Bonds aai Airagea believed TO be IN
d4Hatrly GOD
W Aaa Of no "a II Investing money pr56tabiy
TEE tun uui A. 5r tbs sHiDd an have averaged not
sss tau iatli, per esat annually ola tie premium pad
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18

~ O1BtE.-1he -ub sc her returns his thanks
~ his old friends aud the public generally
the Leiai ed him aud the ur
with wrh be has connected Tor the
years, the Building business the cry lie lakes tbs
hod Informing he viii building bus
as horttofofc both Brick and " God " ork
He hopes cla application business retain their
fdcnre and Il that portion of his
hands and he expects work that knd labor
al The L. has 81 the experienced white
Joune lie hatiors himself with h experience and By
giving Ia. personal business BE- abe
cute any work thai may offer such style sasac
tion 10 bis patrons
Ills Ship and bfce Jei.eun Street in Of
ders lrhy and immediately opposite the shop efA
X R.wheTc he viii keep constantly all kinds ui
dressed Tmbers and ready made work sueh sash Doors
Blind. ar GLO q. GJRLE, Agt
Jan l7.deody
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

RESULTS or THE HARD TrsEs-REpUcrroS %
HoTEL PRIcEs.-It viii be seen by an announce
ment In our advertising columns, hat Mr.. Clapp,
the proprietor Of the Everett Horaa, has reduced
the price Of board in his establishment from
az so to 81 per day. Mr.. Clapp calculates that
the reduction which must take place In provi-
siens, in consequence Of the unprecedented abun-
dance Of the harvest ard the depreciation In the
currency, viii fully bear him out in this step
There Is no doubt that IL is to the interest OF the
hotel keepers to reduce their prices 10 the lowest
point consistent with a fair profit The higher
the rates Of provisions and the more extravaganza
the price Of hotel board, the worse il is for os-
Establishments like the Everett House. With the
competition which they have to struggle against,
IL lie only the strctest economy in all the details
Of their management and full complement of
inmates, that will ensure remunerative return
on the enormous capital invested in these con-
Germs To secure these an exact relation must
be kept between the expenditure and the price of
board; otherwise inferior houses will reap the
benefit of the patronage that will be driven from
their doors.
Mr.. Clapp deserves credit for taking the initia
tive In this movement As bis establishment If
one Of the best conducted and most comfortable
in the city IL properly originates with him, and
we have no doubt that bis example will be gene
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

BROADWAY rnAru.-rHs Nsw BaIu.-rse Ro1sAai
bouperappeared In . new ballet last night. Wsmy ~
but 10 old wine In new bosue, being simply MN asns
edition OF "Ie gamin dc Paris" capisA peoe
known 70 our sudiencs "rhe Young scamp"
candy Blake" and We really can't ~ how
many more TILES ma bales version . o"rioss
WORK. s,meshDs runsier, perhaps, than Ms orig
naI--,ae pathetic paris being quite - amusing =
tho>e which are Intended 70 be Imaginable The ino,deal
dances are light and pleasant, and the music onisay
sci,scred from Daughter OF The Regiment" rhers
Il In the mt sc gsmin polka sftey the caaca sys.
n va captaIIy dose Iamoreur must have been n ths
Cosrs, ar Llds 10 study H. The gardeners dance n
the second might have been better had the corJyA
had moye instruction The third sct was much beuer
me principal dancers, next 70 Lamoreur and PrAiesi
nsses Ceochsui, santoni, Heckmn, Dalton and eais
we're very good throughout Altogether We Ike lhs
ballet better than Faust II does no, bore yeu II AL but
70 light pleasant, ssy, graceful and tasteful throughout.
Nile. Iamoreux added large number 10 her A. my q
sdmirers and ME Prstes who played the Gamin WIN
spirit, shared the honors OF the nIsht a. also did
the young ladies' above named. The troupe gross In
favor nhss what thought could not be- found In ne
wovd-seversl really handsome women In Is ranks
Young New YORK 10 terribly eroted by this Marvel sni
crowds the orchestra every night Tns evening NE
Mdsrc, Ronzsn has hs bereat, and puts no tsniguns
bill Hell capital artist IN bin wy and should hsye
crowded house,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

Az OASIS IN THE DEsERT.-ln the general
wreck Of the character Of our banking inst1u-
tons il is gratifying to find that there is one left
TO represent the advantages of Legitimate
banking system Out OF the thousands OF banks
existing throughout the Union, there is at this
moment only one specie paying bank-the
Chemical Bank, Of New York. II has not only
been promptly meeting all the demands Of this
kind made upon II since the commencement Of
the panic, but is prepared 10 redeem, and
will continue, II necessary, to redeem In
the .ene way, every dollar Of its obli-
gatiSe /. has gold enough in is vaults
at the present time to meet the whole of
Is Liabilities; and on the system on which II Is
conducted there is no condition of things which
can affect its character as specie paying bank.
With capital Of only 100000, IL has a surplus
of over half million, or nearly double its CAPT
tai, which surplus lie included in It's deposits. 1t
IL managed by some BALI dozen of gentlemen,
who own all the stock; II pays dividend OF six
per cent semi annually, aud its surplus is stcadi-
" increasing with these large dividends. These
figures al once show the superior character
Of the management which has made
Of this establishment 30 honorable On
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15
Election Riots In Baltimore A Pollssman
Killed.

BArnuols, Dot. II, 1851.
There were riots here ass night Ths turner Han, o
dows were smashed In several sections OF The city iaa
night The American prooessien dred into BY demo
we're sacked. number Of persons were woun led, h.
GLIDING -four police officers.
rix broke out this anernoon between the Americas
OF the Fifth and The democrats or the Eighth ~ rds
Muskets and pistols freely used, and 10 said thas
several persons killed. me police captured quaa
uy OF muskots 81 Jackson Hall, In the Eighth ward Pc
hce cfhoer Jordan killed and others wounded
and the riot In reported - progressing II Lexington Max
ket In the western section OF The city The police cap
tued quantity OF firearms from the Newmarket engine
house.
me election has resulted In the SUCCESS Of Me Americas
ticket In every ward In The city except the Eighth In
many OF The wards the dc mocra had candidate n
vote poncd 10 very small.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15
THE LATEST NEWS.


News from washington.
LORD NAPIER AND vHB NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR INDIA RHJBcTEr-THs NEW srsAu sLooP,
ETC.
wlHuserov. Oct II, 1857.
The despatch ihsi Lord Napier had given orders the
British squadron In the Gulf 10 arrest the OIL busters, 10
wholly untrue. He h9 poser osivc such ORDERS and
says n he even had The power be had not done 90.
Hundreds Of person. daily Applying 70 Lord Napier
for employment the B,Iusn army in Iada lie request
Cd say that his government has received employ
10 foreign hoops In that sm
me FaIkn len navy yard 10 day FOR the
Calf she to cruise along the coast Of Central America,
and operate against The nnbusters
In addition 70 The specifications and plans f Mr. wessr
veil for the steam sloop the Secretary Of the Navy
has required him 70 inssr In The contract which hss u
teen completed provsion supdlvdins Inc hold OF tne
ship into sa,erisht compartments Va ensure safety In
case Of collision accident rais 10 Important i'm
provsmens and viii hereafter be adopted In 81 ships buf
By The Navy Department
NJ vroom, Aie Minister 70 Prussia, called shs Prsn
dent and sscrcRy OF safe 70 day He gives very aa.
terns account The condition Of anars that country
He vas requested 70 convey the President The high
esteem ana cordial good feeling shch that government
enssrtana for The UAIted states.
Mr. Spence 70 day delivered TO The STATE Departures
The perian treaty, a. ratified by the two governmental
In Naval Upurt No. 1, Mr.. Halls w. concluded
rhs defence so be read saturday. fhe OF ].
Bohrer passed ndship nan (dropped) was called up
Com maDder Rossn and Lieut. Denston vere examined on
behalf Of government In court No q Lieutenant nur-
rays case 10 progressing Dr. Nhelen and Commander
Minor were examined behalf OF the government and
Lieutenant wise for defence. The Of Com mander
sha continued In the Third court eu,enanls Pom
dexter and wescos esiiryipg behalf OF government
Chief Engineer Martin this morning returned from Mes
York. where he hes been for weeks engaged ia max
ing experiments board the French steam fese Fulton
with view Of introducing the uss OF anhrscie coal on
board that and other vessels OF the French navy Mr..
Martin expresses great satisfaction 81 the result
rvs essDAi yEwsPsrsR DEspAICB
WASHINGTON, Ga H. 1851.
About $4,000 worth Of United Asss ssocks from Nsw
York vas redeemed this morning AMER 70 day no fur
Their purcbas will be made for the present Onciai no
noe hes been given 70 tss eneca
The Posnpssey General len here this MORNING for Pnils
dephA and Nev YORK. look aer sites FOR Post ooes In
those cities
IL nos true a. stated .hss the government Of Ncars
qua recognized agreed the tesih OF The sres
With thai republic, adopted ri . cabincs weetng rne
question ID sri under consideration. yrssar The Minister
Of NcarNsus, has len Tor New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15


An election took place In Indiana 70 all the vacancies n
OF Judges Gookns and Stuart; also for county oeriu sal
comminioners The dc nocrass claim hat under Ne
constitution the vacancies In the 6npreme Court nra b
filled BY The Governor-therefore hey allied nonina-
TONS
sAzisn county elects . republican clerk and COMMA
aOnor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

IboT.
tes heard ffom-Stark county, 300 Wayne county ooo
HaDdusky county 400; Lucas county, 200; Henry lso;
Defiance, 400
The Following are the republican msjoriues: Lorraine
county, ySS8; Medina county, 800; Huron county In
towns), 4So Wood county, 2so Lake county 4o3 ouys
hoea county Cleveland and ssven oWns), 400
mo democratic gain oonsidersbiy over thss q lass
BALL. but u nos or sudent ratio y 70 CAVITY ths HGas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

PMnApHpMA, O0t II, l8SY.
The complete returns OF this city foot up fse Pso6
n Lac; FOR Hazlshurt, ls,sl7 for wilnos seoo. n
democratic candidates for uAnal Commisdoner and 3D.
prsme Court Jusge have about The same mAjorite. Al
tho democratic candidates have bean elected 70 the LA
lAture and county onoea. Ludlow, democrat has $3.50
majority Conrad for Judge Of the Oour OF Conaon
Pleas.
NoSHoen, Pa, o. IL, 1857.
me returns fAS r. received show decrease In ne
vote from the escuR0 lest fall the county gtves w.
mot about 700 msjor ALI the rcpu oloAn county ucks
u elected, Including Chase far Assembly nan, Neal for
Register and Recorder and Mott for County Treasurer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15
The Newark, n. j., city EIsctio~.
n~s

The charter election In this city 70 day resulted In Ne
election OF Moses Hgeow, democrat Mayor, BY very
large plurality David Pfioe, republican, and J. K
Crockett, American. Tho democrats have carried elg1
Aldermen, the republicans Two and tho Americans o.
Tho whole democratic city ticket elestcd. Mr. Bgesowr
plurality viii be two thousasd The ward tickets eleoAed
democratic In eight OF the eleven wards The vo1s
Hurh loGa Than thai OF IAu year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

The Health OF Few Orleans.
NBw ORrnAvs, OoL rs, 1857.
The deaths in this city last week l23 Of whioh II
were from yellow fever.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15
ARRIVAL OF THg GRANADA.
News from Californis. Oregon. South and
Central America.
$I,25O,OOO in Specie en- route to
New York,
DO. 10, Do.

NEW O1,aAzs, Oot IL, Is5y.
mo steam ship Granada, from New York Va Havsna,
10th inss arrived hs connected Il Havana With ~
sseanshp Northern Light from Aspin wall FOR New Ycs
and brings the California mails OF the 2oth ult
ms Northern Light has one million and quarter =
treasure.
Ths Granada experienced gale On the Sd and 4n, ~
bic,
fhs California markets wore dull.
Tho 900 .Cnts from The mines were rood.
In California, wsalsrs majority over both candidates ~
IL 200 vosaa
the Lssisature ID largely democratic.
Exrrsasursr Bases, and Lowe, his clark, wore bstA
committed 10 jail In default Of bail.
Chief Justice Murray u dead
Colonel Casey, Of Tenneasse Wa killed In daa Wata
Mr.. blair.
Ths overland mall from san Antonio, Texas, rsacAsa
I'm Diego on the 8lst Augus I'll vel
Tho report or Tho assassination Of Alvarez in uosoxa
Mexico, had reached San Franciso
Disturbances had occurred The boundary OF Lower
California between Americans and the authorities.
company was hitting out st San Diego-supposed u
be nnbusien. Several Americans had been arrested.
was reported that Governor Castro, OF Lower usli1.
MIA fearing revolution Of biz people, had Joined II
Americans.
Slight sheon Of earthquake had bean fsa near san
Fraarsco
OREGON.
The Oregon Constitutional Convention wAs In sss6on,
and the question Of slavery had been snghuy sgitassd
SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
Inc South American mail had arrived with later ID.
vices n ,m Peru and Chile
The Engnsh and French heeh had iei, The Uh.neAa
islands, leaving them n the mercy,of vivanco.
The murderers OF Ar. Sullivan, the British Minister =
ua had been discovered to be hired braves rhsy ha1
not been arrested, and their employers wero unknown.
Nothing important had been received from Csa&rl
America,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

81, LOWE, Oct. 10, I667s
General Smith SPECIAL orders The coavenns of
martial Fort Leaveu sorth the la Of Move
ber for the TRIAL Of Colonel Sumner. Tie charges ~
stats1.
he night OF the la some Pawnce Indians sols
fourteen mules four horses and number Of cattle IRON
Fort Riley. party Of troops have gene In pursun a
than
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15
Generals walker an,

Generals walker and Hsnningssn.
Nss osrsASs, oca- 10, 1887.
General Hcnnipgsen arrived hero 10 day
General walkers movements win be determined In .
feH daYa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

rally followed BY the other hotel keepers The
few who may choose to obstnsteiy adhere to
rates whose only justification WIS the extrsordi-
nary deazneS of provisions, must be resigned to
see their custom depart from them and to close
their houses. 1t is not likely that in the general
breakdown Of fortunes caused BY the present
panic, the fashionable prestige Of hotel will
induce people to pay for accommodations more
than they are worth. We are done for the present
with pretensions Of this sort, and we must now
conform our habits of life to our actual wants
Mr.. Clapp, as the proprietor of one of our mos,
fashionable hotels has acted wisely in scconmo-
dating his establishment to the necessities Of the
times.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

CHICAGO, Dot. IL, 1857.
Burlington, 70 ss-sAmuek, dsmoc -auc onddass fuT
Governor, has . majority Of lbo In this city.
Davoupor, Iovs-she Republican candidate for Cover.
ncr has . msj ority Of 300 In this uty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-15

scHusrApY, ocs II, 1887.
The flooring o. the old Mohawk bridge gave wny W
forenoon precpiasns about hy head Of oaise disAaes
Of eighteen feet into he river. Only one OF Ne cow ~
hurt This 10 the hrss accident that occurred dncs
the building Of the bridge, by Theodore Burc, No.
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