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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-03
Supt yaCRk
HARTMAN. BROWN L CO.,
u Pts Proprietors Stage Line.
49, THE ADANC, PypBEao

r.. HSz1 THE ADAMS EXPRESS
s2 1874 Main st., having
resumed their Steamship Express to and from Nor:
folk, Petersburg and Richmond by Steamers janice
"Wednesday and Saturday, and thence by railroad 10
Weldon. Wilmington, Lynchburg, Salem " ythvvlle
lima, are now prepared to forward, with great as.
patch, AM at rnduecd rates, every kind Of Merchss
named cities. and all places Oh the seabeord
Our Express ON the Steamships will be accompanied
By specisl Messengers, who will give their personal
attention 70 the careinl handling Of goods entrusted
to the ADAMS EXPRESS co.'s Steamship Express.
Shippers will please take notice that packages 10
points in Virginia and North Carolina will DO sent BY
steamers, unless otherwise marked.
Freight received, on day Of sailing. until csieck
z. NJ. j. l.. MACDONOCGH,
Aghnf of Adama' Rxnr "a
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Richmond, Sept. |, 1857.
NEW CO-PARTNERSHIP.

The subscribers having associated themselves
der the above style and firm beg leave to call atten
ton to their large and well selected stock, which
has been purchased under favorable circumstances,
or cash. To cash, prompt six months buyers,
they offer extensive stock, consisting of every
rety Of goods usually kept in their line, and feel
assured that they able to give advantages equal
TO any house in the country. Orders promptly and
carefully attended. to $. 2. MITCHELL,
j. D. JOPLIN,
au 24-im c. g. FERGUSON.
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"a IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN.

&D Remnants of SHOES, to close off the bal
of several lots of Shoes and Summer CATERS such
Gents Patent Leather Low Quarter Shoes, single
and double tics Patent leather oxford Ties Patent
Leather Congress CATERS Black and Drab Prunelia
Caters with and with ut Tips; Prunella Shoes Con
gress Kid Caters aud oxford Ties and many other
styles. They will be sold at great reduction from
the usual price All of these Goods are OF the best
manufacture and Gentlemen cannot fail to he suited
at WIN. WALSHS,
au2s No. 43 Main Street.
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/" SPECIAL NOTICE.-Rxpress packages for
Norfolk, Petersburg, Richmond and all places in Viz
gna and North Carolina, intended for shipment BY
Steamship. Roanoke and jamestown, will hereartr
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
Oh these ships.
Office Of the New York and virmsia Steamship
Company LUDLAM PLFASHNTS Agents
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DRY GOODS.


HENT, PAINE & CO.,
N IMPORTERS AND
WHOLESALE DBALERS IN FOREIGN AND DO
MESTIC DRY GOODS,
Nos 1853 and I65 IHoin Street, Richmond.
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D. D. bFsIDdFUHD, n. TINsLEK PATE,
FRANKLIN MATTHEWS.
RRlDGFORD & CO., General Commits
- sion and Forwarding Merchants. on the Dock.
Richmond, Va
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BARGAINS. GAINS! MANY
- styles of Fight Summer Clothing must be closed
ont in n few days; and in order to do so, we shai
make snch reduction in prices as will meet the view
of purchasers. We desire TO reduce, our s!osk az
much AZ we may before receiving Fall supplies, and
purchasers are assured that inducements Will be Of
fered them at;lO2 Main street sco
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NOTICE.-Having determined to change
A>my business. have disposed of my stock and thu
good will of the store formerly occupied by me. to
Messrs. HAMILTON & BOUCHER, who will com
time to carry on the HATING business at my old
stand, No. IS West Main street
Mr.. j AMEs HAMILTON has been engaged with me for
the past thirteen years; and take great pleasure in
recommending the concern to my former pa
irons and the public generally. -
August oath, 1857. JAMES COLLINS.
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES.

c-L DISSOLUTION OF C0-PART-
efASXz. NERSHIP.-The undersigned. who have
ING BUSINESS, under the nrin of AISSLIE,
BOWEN POWELL, have, by mutual consent, dis
solved partnership.
GEORGE A. AINSLIE win fulfill all the engage
ments and obligations of the firm, collect all debts
due thereto, and will continue operations at the
place, formerly, in his own name; and hav-
ing enga @;ed thu services of ID. T. Bowen and IL. III.
POWELL, IN their respective departments, and adher-
ing to the established practice of the concern, OF en-
ploying none but the best workmen, using every
in the selection OF materials and strict perso-
nal attention to all work done by u.s. hope to receive
continuance Of the liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed. G.. A. AINSLIE,
ID. BOWEN,
Iy-JEc-Ir, n pnWE
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BATS, CAPS, BOOTS. 20.

- - 81
<~ NEW FALL STOCKl -
EdNEM poors, SHOES. TRUNKS,
Ull-xO &c, &c.
SEPTEMBER 1sr, 1857.
,r h.x. n, store RECENTLY received over twelve
hundred packages 81 BOOTS aud shohs. suitable
for the ..,,~-r,p TN A nr
comprising a good assortment oi Al nse W have
mos; desirable Styles end OF good qualities .,e
maid "A much pains as possible in having our t" s
nanutacturcd out of good material; tgooh aaesI anu
we think we can offer as good inducemehts 70 ou.
friends 10 purchase of u.s. not better tnan tnet C.
do AZ the North. We have large stock. Nh %" w
wan, N ca" "'N' e"' PUTNEY & WATTS.
mSm NEW STOCK VERY ,! SUI ..,,
{nllA PERIoR TRUNKS.-We would call
EXAM lslW the attention of all IN want OF ira
NAAll.l-0 Yelling Trunks OF all sizes, TO our
,r,o .tock lust received. made By one OF the most
snperior Trunk manufacturers In Philadelphia, ex-
re.sly for onr retail trade We think We have more
hnc Trunks TO select from than any two houses IN
Virginia Some Of them are very large, suitable FOR
ladies' 10 carry dresses and bonnets in and are CO.
yrr,s with tho best material. Also Bonnet Box.S;
ior Hand aud Sulkey Trunks, all sizes OF the
hes, onaIity. We are constantly receiving new sup
nlh,s which renders our assortment very complete.
Sc ItiNbi On al
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E1 THE NEW AND EXTEN@n
AAA SIvEH HAT. CAP AND FANCY FUR go
DEPOT. IS MAIN ST, FALL TRADE,
lS7.-BINF0RD, DICKINSON & WHaIGER beg
leave return their sincere thanks to their friends
customers and the public generally for the very lib
eral patronage bestowed them, and hope by strict
attention ts business To Merit continuance OF the
complete assortment of Hats, Caps and every other
article in their line offered in this market, which
hare been selected with great care fresh from the
most extensive manufactures, especially for the
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee fall trade.
The attention of merchants and dealers are respec Z
fully called to the above splendid stock which will
he sold at wholesale and retail the most favorable
terms. Their stock of ladies and childrens fancy
Furs, is complete in every respect; comprising the
richest and most fashionable sty les this
L call is respectfully solicited. aus
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REMOV &c.

REMOVAL.-We have removed tempo
~ rarily 10 No Pearl street, under the Exchange
Hotel, where we shall be pleased to see our old
friends q. W. PURCELL K CO,
iet Exchange BROKERS'
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GOAL! COAL! COAL!-The subscri-
~ Der ia prepared to furnish his customers and
others with a superior article Of MIDL0THlAN and
BLACK HEATH LUMP, AVERAGE and FINE M
ANTHRACITE COAL, by the long or short ten.
Orders left at his office, at the Coal Yard Of tho
attended to. -
iy 2I-3m e. b. L1PSCOmB.
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Ga FOR RENT-That very desirable
s::s and well arranged Tobacco Factory with large
lot attached, formerly occupied BY Messrs dililam
Mathews. on Cary street. second door from Dunlop,
Woncure Co. This house has many advantages, 1t
being large and very convenient. Possession can be
had immediately ED. EACHO, Pearl ST.,
~, ns-ox Mar the Exchange Hotel.
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Sc FOR SALE--A tenement on Grace
E street between 9TH and 9TH streets. built OF the
s.-I materials finished in elegant STYLE and fnr-
nishc,i with every modern convenience. The eie-
yat-,l position of this Lot its excellent gborhood,
together with the unusually superior hnlsh anu &C
comm dations render it of the most desirable
trnements in Richmond for family residence. it
contains 10 rooms besides ample accommodations or
servants. Terms liberal. Apply to ,.
SO ct goblin 4 APPERS0N.
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RICHMOND MARKETS, SEPT. I'd.

rIoTR--We hear of sale to shipper. Oh super
60, az s9E nv retail we quote ii At y.
nv WHExT.Irhe market was cents higher to-day
some purchasers for shipment have been maze AZ =.
~ sb,yr prerious rates. and millers advanced
80 We now quote sl3o(0l 81 for good TO prime
Red: 81 pSyI Is Tor good to prime White
,njs% was gOc.; the largest buyers only paid Sc.
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FISH.-25 bbls. medium No. 3 Mackerel
l. 20 bbls largo No Mackerel 25 kits large No.
Nackerel so bbs No. I Halifax Herrings, q bb,s
No Potomac gross Mornings, receiving and for sale
by WM. IL. ~ LEb.
orr ~ 18th street.
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VIGARS.-3O, 900 Cigars of different
~ brands; 10 cases half boxes Sardnes; doz as
sorted Preserves; 10 do Pickles of different size jars
IL doz Walnut and Tomato Catsups; 5 dos. Worces
tershire Sauce; do Pepper Sauce: 10 doZ. Guava
Jelly: IL doz French Mustard; 10 doz. Capers, olives
and Anchoviea; all fresh, and for sale by
DAVID y. JONES & CO,
ne1 No. Is Main street.
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CLUE-We have just received small
~ lot Of very superior Irish Glue, for cabinet and
printing purposes.
All II, JOHNSTON Il BkU., DruRRIstS.
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FUN os
ks::. large Brick Lumber-House, on the corner of
INry and nth streets. formerly occupied by I'll: W
Fry ESQ The house fronts on Cary street p feet,
and runs back no feet to an alley 18th street At
this time the house il out of repair but for good
tenant all necessary repairs will be made. Address
the subscriber at Norfolk.
., H.. IL. Et,E l.,
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BAKERS COCOA.-Thls article affords
ID a delicious beverage. recommended by physi-
clans as very nutritious, not only to persons III
health, bnt to the sick and convalesc:nt. A fresh
JNO W. POLLARD,
.po7 Druggist, 18th ST.
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PIAMoa. 20.
NUNNS 3 CLARK'S PA-

'>,s-- NUNS & CLARK'S PIA-
NOs-sEyEN 0grAvn PIANOS;
r. II. TAYL0R has {us pr IR Nnal
from the popular mAnufhetory Of Messf.
CLARK WHOSE instruments he has been senne =.
numerous purchasers. Also, Pianos Of % octsvcs'
together With several excellent second hand nssru
,nents which will be sold ut unusually low prices
MEIDDEOys of peiaubet's make, to be obtained
Mt this establishment only.
PIANO STOOLS, OF n variety 81 patterns
The most extensive assortment 81 MUSIC and Mu-
sicaI INSTRUMENTS in the State. p. ii. TAYLOR,
ia 2s-ts Piano aud Music Store, Governor street.
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10M HHDS. Prime Western Smoked
lCO Sides and Shoulders for sale by
see THOMAS JONES co
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DIAPER AND STATIONERY.

M BALES OF THAT SUPERIOR
Philadelphia HAY in store and for sale by
BRlDGF0RD CO
I'm han No.
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HORSES AND MULES MADE FAT.
L L. appetite increased, condition improved, by
using DUVAL & NORT0N'S HORSE TONIC.
TRY it, Try it, Try it! Try DUVAL NoRT0N's
HORSE TONIC. au %
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BUSINESS CARDS.
I UDLAM & PLEASANTS,
- GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,


Attend to selling Manufactured and Leaf Tobacco,
Flour, Wheat and other Produce. and prepared to
grant liberal advances same.
Sc Messrs Ludam Watson will facilitate ship
meats TO our aLir.ss. Sc 2-lm
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS IN BOSTON.

BosroS Monday, Oct D. 1901
The money market far as the street Is 00"'''"'N
is unchanged ,;.oou,.. %.
Tie Racks paid their semi annual dividends to-day
which are about an average of former years.
Very few transactions took place in ''0Gh'LtnO'e oi
x.,,o.ds ehowing the lesst depression Bank shares
rere pressed. but there were no buyers.
Rurnors of heavy failures were current 10 the street,
bu, only two firms Of small liabilities were known to
have suspended.
The Mspagers of the NewEngand Worsted Com
papy of which Messrs Lawrence Stone q Co. were
agents, are endeavoring 10 make such arrangements
az viii enable them TO con'inle the works at saxon
vile. and thus continue large number of hands IN
their employ.
Mexrs. Wells, Fargo & Co. waived all right to-day
10 the usua grace seconds OF drafts received per
The Star Of the West ard also the sixty days notice
on duplicate receipts of treasure lost in the Central
America.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
TAMluANY SOCIETY.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Tammsny So
ciety or Columbian Order, was held last evening in
the Great Wigwsm, Grand Saehem DANIEL Z. DELE
VAN presiding assisted by Sschem GIDEON J. TUCKER
the Democratic candidate for Secretary of State
There was an unusually large attendance Of members,
and after the transaction OF some preliminary eus
mesa il was announced that the Hons. Sanford H.
Church, John NJ. Jaycox and William c. Rhodes. the
Democratic cardidates for the Offices OF State Con-
iroler, Canal Commissioner aad Inspector OF State
Prisons, were preseit seeking admission as members
of the Society. These distinguished Democrats were
admitted by a unanimous vote and duly initiated as
brethren OF the Order We learn that 1t is an ancient
custom Of the Society to sdmt TO membership all the
who may be found worthy and well qualified; end
these gentlemen being accidentally in the city, the
occasion for making them known TO their respective
constituents seized upon TO the great satisfaction
off the faithful.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
FROM HAVANA

TIE Usited States mai steamship Css svts. T. d
BulocA comnADdss. from New OrIsAss VA Hsy,oa
arrived here Monday eveans, having lse the ise.s
place On the eOth ult.
AtHsvans busu ees WAS very duh, and fr.,xhss psss
Ths yellow fever w~ very sensibly deolinisx. Tss
SLAYER captured 10 the eastward, Cd CsrdeaAz provsA
to have been the American ship haseppsi uis .SA
that she had on board 500 slaves. Sagsr % hsai.
$4,000 boxes. Money matters quite essy. EK.
charge on London, III Gle per cent premium; Nov
York, par; not much doing. On the lth, lat u'
l0, Ion 7f0 so, paced brig bound nefth, showing
red colors, with white star in the certsr The Ga-
bawbs hes bad . very boistsrous psssags, struax
north -ea:teriy gales prevailing the whole tims
Per Cahswba we have the Diario de- Ia Nass.a and
Pren-a to September -. The health Of Havana hsl
improved and business quiet. The Diar,o stskss
that the news Of the New-York panic had not pso-
6uced any considerable commo,oh in Havana. Az
New-York is the principal market for Csbaa prelus.
tiops, of ooure ary convlsions here would In cs<-
tain degree affect the Cuban mercantile community.
but thus far the only effect has been to show who
the really strong houses of the place and who wece in
clined to be premsturey alarmed. The Diario does
not state whether any firms had failed or not.
Advices from SantSpiritus to the 9th Septenber
sthte Lnht iOf sutuDcI VI uo!s IL uau occs teWtnS
copousy in all that region of Countrywide rsn beiss
accompanied by heavy south east and south vet
wirds II was feared that considerable damage would
result to the crops the wss just sufficiently
advarc.d to be injured by such a knock.dorn ten
pest. Much of the care had been prostratsd. Tbs
contr ued without abatement at the latest date
A. Matanzes, on the 18th, a capture WAS made Of
desperate gang of runaway negroes who had forti-
fed themselves in the mountains. One of the pfisoa
ers was the famous Lozsro, King Of the Pslasqve
who had been the tenor OF that part Of the country
for fourteen years. He made fierce fight and died Of
his wounds.
The Pren,a says that sdvces from the interior rsp-
resent rsn-storms prevailing every where with greates
or lees violence. The Matsnzss papers state tAst
much alsrm is fell for the crops. The Trindad aat
Puerto Principe prints repeat the same story.
The PreR:a gives a fattetirg account, neverths-
less the prospects Of the crops The yield OF sugar
will probably be very heavy. The tobacco fields DO
rot lock we'll, the plants having suffered heavily
from alternate drouth and wet. 1t is expected, how
ever that the quality of the leaf will be very superior.
equal to the best Of the most favored years.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
Markets.

BUFFALO Mopdsy. Oct So m-FLoUR frmeri Sales 900
hbls at Illinois and Indiana aud 20 25G
as 60 for double extras WHEAT rmer; Sales 200 bush at
s7lc for Milwaukee Club and @c for mixed Ohio CORN
steady, Sales bush 58c. OATS firm az SIC WHISKY
dull st 1Sc FsEGHTs dn 7l6sc. for Corn to Albany and
Troy LAKE IMPORTS for the IS hours ending at noon
6Q0 bbs Flour; Wheat 1900 bush Oats CANAL
ExPoRTs: 5000 bush. Wheat: 5000 bush Corn moStyo
tide water. .oooes.
CHICAGO Oct SO p m-FLouR firm; sales at $S 9Og 81
WHEAT sctve at 7Sc Corn steady OATS quiet shIp Up
MENTs-To Buffalo 800 bbls Flour 4S 600 bush Wheat 5IW0
bush Corn TO Oswego 400 bbls Flour Wheat Corn
RECEIPTS to-day 24o0 bbs Flour 90 600 bush Wheat oiooo
bush. Corn. -
OswEco, Oct 5. 1857-FLoUs lower and dull WHEAI-
Chicago Spring held 9Oc with limited inquiry at SogB1c
duh hanged sales of sma parcels at 65c LAKE
IMPoRrs-S bush. Wheat 27Oo bush Barley 500 bush
Rye CANAL ExPoRTs-iS0O bbs Flour 4zo bnsn' "heati
1900 bush Corn. o.o.
EEw.ORLEANs, Oct g. 1e57-CoTToS-sales to day, $500
bales; there improved oemsndi prices are hrn EA
unsettled.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06

DoMISIcAs REPuBLIc.-We have the Boietfn OF *.
Domingo City to September o. The contents do NOT
throw much light upon affairs in the Island The only
fact stated is that President BaeS wac still shut up IN
the capital, which, for the previous two weeks had
been besiesed by the rebels Of Cibso. The B''et"
states that the forces Of the President had however,
obtained several brilliant successes in other parts Of
the country. Soulouque, it was stated, had put his
troops in motion to take advantage Of any favorable
opening, but biz aid solicited by either the Gov
,nmen. or the rebels and his movements had bess,
protestsd against.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06

FROM YUcATAS-We have Yucstan dates 10 Sep
tember Is. The revolution against Governor Psoss-
teau Banera had not yet been put down and slr-
mish between the parties was daily expected. The
Campeche rebels kept up the sembance Of Govern
ment, and had regularly organized an srmy under
Msjor. General Ignecio Lavalle The town Of Tehss
had been sacked by the Indians at the instgston Of
The rebe and every house in the place moro or less
injured. The slaughter of women and children was
considerable the men managed to secrete themselves
until the indians retired, which they did after ose
davis atay.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06

In the Superior Court Of Massachusetts,, Suffolk
Comfy. in sut between John Hammond and the
American Mutual Life Insurance Company, the follow
ing poibts were decided:
7Wbere the premium policy Of life insurance Is
ade payable quarterly in advance, or before noon
Of the frat day Of each quarter and the policy 70 70 be
void the premium shall not be paid and ne nr's
dsy Of quarter falls on Sunday, the premium Is n@
due and pay able until the next day at noon Wuo,e
person 80 n-ured dies on the afternoon of sunday.
which was the Grst day Of quarter without having
paid the premium for the ensuing quartet zoe 'ssu'eA
are liable"
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
FIREMEN's PARADE IN PHILADELPHIA.


PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Oct. s. 1857.
The fremeDs triennial parade passed off very
pleasantly. Ninety-three companies were in the line,
including "a visiting companies.
number Of companies have a new apparatus, and
all the machines have been reprinted and adorned.
This is general holiday. Much indignation was ex,
oolored bands beirg in the line of the procession.
Shelfons band, accompanying the New York dremen,
left the line and followed by Becks Phladelphla)
band and Others.
The CITY has been thronged with strangers and fire.
men to day. and this evening all places of amusement
are thronged.
brilliant house welcomed tonight the reappear-
srce of Gazzaniga az the Academy of Music in
Traviata.
riot occurred during tbs parade this afternoon, IN
Sbe Sew tsepth Wari, between the member OF the
HIbernia AID Franklin Iiose Companies. Three men
shot--ore supposed mort.lly.
Another difficulty afterwards occurred downtown
between the Moyemeu@iDg Hose Company. and the
Fsi1moupt EugiLe Company, butnothng serious arose
from IT,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06

..,h,s,. Nat ecouomy is the cniy redre~, yste
yeecived with appliance ,.. :, ,,,o, hs ts-,..d
fun- .;.,.d .r,oo, nor,;o,. NJ tha
psmocraey s n regard TO the measure some OF these
O bc~sxer tock PSI, in the proceedings in order to
gpIn gss.ry resolutiOns attempted to be offered
solon oyerruled by the parties In power. One OF
Dui uisa.sou,,ops asked the bsnk directors TO resume
tness nsyment or render statement Of their sc-
sPs, Prn,. .o the people within thirty days. and gave
iRr,.s Who was no. opposed 20 the present ~,
I'm Of banking The refusal TO have this res1 csasod
.anoh disturbance and confusion. II.
Mr.. Wharton, Gen. Cadwallader ard othefs spoa1d pnd
The opinions expr ssed were ths. bank expan 1n e"1
IN bsrkruptcy and contractlons shut up woiksnoP''
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
-AMERICAN JUDICIAL CONTENTION

AL adjourned session of the American Judicial Con-
vepton was held at No. ls7 Bowery last evening" with
AIR. john LLOYD of the Seventeenth Ward in the
chair, and Mr.. J. B. POLLOCK acting as Secretary.
The following ticket was pat in nomination:
Jsdgcs Supreme Court-CHAs. A. PEABODY llOng
terml and WM MITCHELL short term.
Judges Superior Court. s. BoswoRTH and A. L..
BesNET.
.Judge Of Common Pioos-wn. Nj. ALLEN.
Judge of Marine COurt-Ws. II. browne.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06

REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COHNITTEE.-A meeting Of
this Committee was held al the Stuyvesant Institute
last evening wha II resolved TO hold the Primary
Elections in the various Wards on Monday next the
l2th inst, for the election of five delegates from esch
Ward Association to the County and Judicial Con-
yentiOns.
The Executive Committee reported plan OF elect
ing delegates to all the Conventions, but with the ex
cep,ion Of the foregoing no further action taken
beyond discussing The subject
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06

MmIrARr.-Ihe members of the Ssvent first Resi-
mept New York State Militia turned out pursuant to
orders last night fcr "moop yhs parade and in the
course Of their march through Broad gay and other
streets attracted considerable attention Tie ranks of
this regiment rapidly filing up, and is fast tread
rg upon the heels Of the Seventh" sti the men
require great deal drihrg before they can COM
nard the attention now bestowed upon the National
Guard
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06

The annual target excursion Of the Rhodes Guard.
Cant. Muane-msde rp Of the employees In tne once
~ Tpy n. Y. TRrBUsr-took place on SATURDAY sa
Al 81. Roran's Well, FiushiDg. The Company turned
ont thirty eight muskets. The firing was excellent.
sumptuous dinner was partaken Of after the prac-