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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11
ta, seaos more tsaa tv, ,uD, Of tviue foe ting to

tas s-ssos more tSSs ~, ,aD, Of tvipe for ting to
oAcce.
Ia con veiId-e, a. genera ,h,oy 20. bsyoId
The re.c Of TT f-os In SECTION. x the Sst-.
hovevt., il nsy have bee, hz-'.
ilisT'scsl Times. sspt.a
SUssTRyILLE. Goshen, s. ., 3 1857.
Yesterday meipig slght trust and to-day ope
uc!~ severe on the beg meadows. Our pUmpsa
v'rhs are si.td corn leaves sesred. Todsy we sre
cUi::ng up our uesdov CEN, which is partially glazed,
yet tteIe is ODE half jus: ut lor boiling fear TO- cur
So-gbuTn OF Chinese sugs,csns-it will not ripeu its
seed. We were o:ssppolntsd ia gst'ing cur NIL 70
crush srd see what viii Go in tie way OF Welding
iaioe. yet nol an in perfect trial we obtained enc
quar- q Iicb, Swee' Juice fom Two stalks. We expect
20 hsye cur III IN operation IN two o, three dave
Should yeu have any Information in regard 10 boiling
DE sse publish it. have over half acre looking
v.;v fre soue eleven feet high; onehsf OK more az
the seed nearly grown.
IATlR -Ttclrs o'ci-ct NJ have lust returned
rom nv uplspd corn end Sorghum the frost has not
show itself on even Tie bean yinss and pumpkins.
LDWiN e. SEWARD
Trr WEATHER LAST night wss .be codes. Of he
sesson. IT, Boston, the Thermometer at sunrise indi-
Gated - degrees; at Csmbridgeport, ~; at West
RcNhuiy - There was a white frost IN Macy place.
10 this yicittv Boston Transcript, Tuesday.
TYR FIRST FROST oY THE SrAsoS.-We learn that
In .be vicinity If ne Ere basin ffost seen yester-
day morning. II was so slight, however as 20 do no
il inv IL vegetation. The AIR very cool last
nipht ard there were many srtlcipators OF frost,
hut il WIS fortunately s,ertod by light n9Ithedy
wild which kept tie ai' in motion sufficiently 10
prevent 'ho deposition If frost. In The present state
# tho corn crop, no greater cslamtv could happea
10 thc country han frost. Mary millions Of dolNs
mould not be sufficient to repsir the damsge.
fSuhAlo Con merciL TLCsdG eve1Dg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11
WIFE MURDER AND SUICIDE.

Tie following particulars of a terrible tragedy u
Gloucester, Mass, on Sunday, are from 7he Boi'on
Herald.
At about o'clock Yesterday Sunday Afternoons,
ME- tlizottth Davis wife OF hr. Samuel DaN,s' ie,s
her resdeIce East Gloucester, in company with nee
two sisters ana Mrs. Douglass. for walk to Say.
Nayt's Pasture short distance from the nouse, foe
the purIose Of picking berries. Mr.. Davis soon TOD
owec and after they had got into the pasture, he de-
Nhorat, " crew a small szed five chamber Colts re-
yoly.r a,c fred AZ his wife. The ball took effect -
the left side Just below the bresa. passing Though
ibe heart ana cut at her back. she instantly leu
dead One Of he sisters, Miss Aokley, was near by,
ard rushed TO Mrs Davis ard said, "Sfeak to me,
sister. :" She received 10 answer. Mr. DAVIS u
the meantime walked tf rod or two ana
Miss Aokcy ran to bin and said, You have
shot 10y sister" lie replied, Don't ioteTfeie!
ard frtd the second time. Tho ball took effect
IN tbe lef, ann MIR Davis then being about seventy
live feet from bis wife, deliberately put ne PISTOL 10
his own br, ast aud fired The ball took effect GEAR
The beSrt and lodged He fell on his lace ahd expue9
VII cut & word fom his lips Miss Aokley took hold
Of IN and TUNED him over. aud get the pistol when
was clasped in his hsnC. The sisters screamed, aud
BE report of the pistol called the neighbors to the
spot DIR Davidson was sent for, but could not rem
der auy siG. . ~
Mr Davis YVES 81 ars Of ege and his wife. Eliza
beth was %. They were married in New'lork sbout
torr wears ego. ard they belong To- Cutler, Me- both
have relations there. lie has resided IN Glonceste
ahout two ,eara ard followed the business Of hshibg
"a Ing froio East Gloucester Ii is stated that sr
Davis arrived here Saturday and found bic wio
rot at home, she bcirg absent at Newburypot There
are mary rumors and reports in relation to the aha.
and reepectiug the W happy couple who are said 70
have NV ed urbapplly tor some time past.
HUI drcds Of people visited the house and also tho
epot where TIE Tragedy took place, and there was
cro at xcitemen about town when the SAD aii"n ~aA
Known.
MIR. DAVIS wrote q note before leaving the house,
AID placed his Masonic certificate upon the table.
lie was mel hcr Of Lodge in Maine. lie seems TO
,NIxra IN
loaded Ls pistol in every chamber and carried in his
rocket a box Of caps and several lead bullets and
powder.
lie lid not attempt 10 shoot at any OF tie other
ladies b, fore be shot himself His wife seemed to DO
tie only victim he desired.
MI. Devis IL repre,elted by the people Of Esst
as respectable citizen OF quiet and peace
able CispostCr, and good aud kind husband"
The Ccrtrcrs Jury, Unparalleled on Monday, rsn-
der,d verdict in accordance with the above facts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11
-Iudre BaiIbsche, who wss editor Of The Seioto

Judge Bailbsehe, who was editor Of The Seioto
Gazette nearly half a century ago, then Of The O4,o
STATE Jour,t0 ard from 1881 to 1855 Of TIE Ahon
7llegroyl, died at Alton last week.
The Troy BE6ret states that II Is understood hat
Ger. Wool had anticipated reply fron Col Davis,
" til rel,Ierce to the sword kept losg in the war
Department, ard that be has nod ready for some twe
a itjopder, fortified with "the doounent,' ina 10
intended TO publish as soon ss the exseefeld'y PAD
net the original accusation. 1bi. rJoneer may.
therefore, be expected to be forthcoming "iui'e'
delay.
The Rev james g. Finley. pioneer msthcd't
preacher. f,milsriy krovn az The oid Chie', di,a
a. Estsn Ohio, a. I O'Clock Monesy mehing, |" 10
age Of - years. Hs dVesse was Parsyss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11
THE CROPS

Psou-ToB.cco.-A decide! and unmistakabe
white frost occurred 20 this region this morning Tues
dayD In ucs. Of lie towns Of this county ! was more
decided than bore, though i: could be plainly seen
here.
The tobacco growers were b-sy YESTERDAY 10 cq..
ting aDc bousi9g their tobacco, ia antic,Psaoh =.
f.ost Esrly iris morLipg-tw' hours osIoie aay
sbt-meny were Up epd busy IN securing u. ~.
farrrg !. before sunrise i. would save itsef BY the
process. a.. r,.va,t I, The
~. "Tao,,t or mi, crop hss been safe housed.
~ $50 bn. oesb g1o@1 tes year ia Connecticut
80 as" b.s,-.. A t.5.l, house IN this city sold,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11
BATTLE BETWEEN L. s. TROOPS AND
CHEYENNES

ST. LOTS, Thureday Sept. 10, ~.
TIE Indcpescence Messenger Of the 9Th inst pub
lishes report that Col. Sumner had overtakea the
CheytDne Indians, who were retreatng toward Ar
kansas and that hattie ensued between them vbi,h
suited il tie ndiscrmnste slaughter Of 400 or 500
cttditec here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11
TIE PEOPLES UNION FAIR.

SCHENLCI ,DT, InufsNay, - n, II, 100.
The Peoples Cpion Ear was attended BY larger
humber of efscrs dGy THAI yesterday. The judges
have been engaged tho ehiire Gay IN making e1a lu'
tons The Fair grounds comprse 40 acres. and ale
well arranged and occupied Nj. Jchs battlefield
and great nunter Of horse isucierS were 10 attend
nnce today and expressed themselves higtly pleased
With the show Of horses ana the Fair generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11
FIREMEN'S MUSTER AT KEENE, n. II.

KEENE, n. H. Tbureday, Sept. 10, 800.
Tie Fremans muster here to day was we'll attended.
Prizes were awarded as follows: The frs, Of $3.50
70 Deluce Co. Of Caremort; the second Of 500 to
franklin Co. Of Greenfield, Mass; aud the third of
so te Alert Co. of WincheEdon, Mass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11
IO,el..
HaioHtY for the Con.
on tie new Constitution:

yea
Majority for the Cons It'll ton
The census returns Of Iowa for 1850 have ISL peeh
published Frtn them we esln that the total poPe-
laiion O. the State is 5o9. ~ TIE most popaou'
County is Lee, which has . ?'3 ihAabfarts ana Ia
buque is reIt, with 25.S7l. Number OF dwelling
house; in The State, 1906; number Of native votes
Sc sli Of naturaized voters, IA, i9?-totai, lol p'
Colc,.d population, .7i. deaf and dumb, 81 aIn''
lt3 insane lie diotic ,Sl; paupers, lf'. Tue NJ n
Der Of acres of improved lsrd s reported to be
9,O43e5s; u.irpproved, 6,6l5,F9. Tts total nunbe-
of brstel, Of wheat harvested is $3.50 5i6i osts.
6 IN $40; corn. 81 1892. Number Of hogs sold,
4Oi5si, valued at g., ia7 5Sl. Number q c"'le s0'a
l25 30, valued at s! ea3, ~ Number OF pouca' OIL
butter maze, 500 2ts; cheese, 75!,''.' Nuuoer y
POUNDS Of wool 5l7 ~. Vsue o. ooI'e'sle mani
iac;ure., as 900; general manufactures, si'Uos'i'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11
SHOCKING ACCIDENT AT ATLANTIC CITY

ATLANTIC Cf1l, Sept TO- M.
A fatal accident occurred yesterday. at the rev
Methods. church, nov n ccurse o. erection here n
ia,cs yste, INC, which we're some ak seTeu pei
se1s, broke AID precipi:s.ed them al 20 TIE g-cand
S;s.ence Of over 20 teet one man ns-,ed Cceover.
vas s,Io.t ilstsrty killed aaG anp.aei, NAMED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11
Tile EUROPA Az BOSTON.

BosToN, Thursday, sept. ~ 1851.
!Ie Royal Nail steamship Europa, FROM Liverpool
via Halifax srrived here about ooocktais eyeGilE.
Her mails will be sfLt fcrsaid TO NewYc'S tO-nor-
row morning, and will be dus there about p. Al.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11
RECRUITS FOR NICARAGUA.

NoEtLF, wednesday, Sept. Y, IbJI.
A Nicaragua recruiting rendezvous hGs been opened
here. Co.. IockI.dge denies oLy connection with tic
present moyeme nt
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THE REPORTED SUSPENSION.

BIFFAIO. ilufCRy, Nlpf. To, ThT.
Tie RyaU,c U. ,his dtttgnoon reports tie saspen.
Ron Of tie Wes'cIn Tan pcrt.:ion Company. It's
rtpcrt is totally false.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

Ia, following saes Of rea. ess.to were u aee !S,ei
dsy at the Merchants EIctapss D. n !. bls'cxes'
Sor & Co.: .,
o. III Cor,f ID F-y flt 81: q. o':"t-a IeI-hS a.,
E.ye-ta ay.--,., as H. GIe..s'ss''' '''''''fs. Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11
ruv GENERAL, WILLIAMS Ar PORTLAND.

The steamship General W.l9ma arrived here tli3
afternoon, from Liverpool va st. Johns, n + s7d
Halifax.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11
THE REPUBLICAN STATE CONTENTION
CITY DELEGATES.

The selection Of Delegates to the Republican STATE
Correction took place las. aight, yith the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

George Scott, rot expected TO sg-viye The Others
are al more or les injured. DR.. Pitney OF Absecon
was sent for and has sisce seed ther wounds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-24
FROM WASHINGTON

Corre,popdsnce Of The PLilsdelph Press.
WASHINGTON, Monday, Sept. Il, 1851.
II has been De cided remove VIM h. Phillips, the
Auditor of the Treasury for tie st-Ofce Department
otb. rwise called the Sixth Auditor, and Hugh D. An
dpy.op the Commissioner OF Customs. DR. fste OF
yugioa Is to take the place Of tae former on the ist
OF tcter next and Gov. Inghs, OF Connecticut the
place Of tie latter sometime duI.Sg the approaching
december The salary attached to each OF these
,fiiree is 50 COO per snpum.
The puu Der Of aspraLts fo7 diplomatic honors IL
7 ard representing almost every State OF the nion
-N.v-YoIk being foremost in lie patriotism to do the
cCupiry's biddirs.
II has been ger orally the case heretofore to send %
foreign countries men from the United States wanou'
70 etsd a. their liDgus att.inulents. IhB prsctice
a.w a. b. cispsnsed With. e G,
Mr. Dallas wi | be continued at the Court OF o.
lance /, ger than his fellows a. me other great co
E Europe but thu Bust be asstbeo to It's Iesi "a
Or r. laors With that court sie te-1dy no Ia
vancad toward q complete se1slemeot ei az - tne
ficres" Ybsa they were nj the lnsogHla,iv Ter
Dslss. Clslstdon treaty Great Bnssln sa c 10 tha
mel arfoc4pt 7. elton 81 cur explanation o.
tsliaii,r,g Bulwrr. Clay too Conveetoo Of q
Ia ty1rci q her Sbolo energy 10 suPp'''
eel Gus Indian revO''. ...r, ,rsps,ing 10 en-
Anors tie aly Pfsots "ee s's TO-. J. Gag,
,e mn ~ tie sext session. Is the i .ssn hy i,
| Loo of BeILs Coutry, Pa. The hS' '''VA ~ =
] al 81 ,ttD psr aptuH'
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FROM KANSAS.

ST.. LorIs, Wednesday, Sept. %, 1857.
Tie proclamation OF Gov. Walker relative to the
October Election in Kansas is received. While ad
nhirg that injustice is exhibited in the apporion-
melt which excludes fifteen counties from par;icipat-
Jug in the election the Governor attempts to excupate
Gin self ron blame by declaring that only four days
remained after his arrival in the Territory 10 make
the spporioument that he did not know there existed
law requiring him to make the apporonment; there
FIRE the duty devclved upon others. He expresses
the opinion that can vote except tho-e who
sre qualified under the Territorial law of the 2th OF
February last, also that uader this law the Terrific
rial tax is net required az qualification for a vo'e'
The Governor states that troops will be stationed a.
various voting places where violence is apprshonded
and that be will use bic beat exerticns TO make the
election fair aud honest expression q the views OF
the people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-24

RrvFRyScE-Where s the reverence of the odea
time 7 Men wi b gray hairs, w:mcn with wiioklee
speak Of it az thing that was, and they mourn shss
they do not see il nowadays. Once. Age was Pc
pec.eo because it was age without regsrd 10 ti.ses
cbes; the very chdrea ia the street paused a. NJ
cd man tottered by them leaning en- bis STICK nte
lorg white hair tuterrg in the wahion breeze, aSd
bic dim eyes Ightil up at tho sight OF heu poasa0s
emile. -
,raI pretty eifls Beau'i,uy sttirsd well educated
literally aGsd with sccCnp.hments, Tor they coua
sing dance play, enbrosdor chatter French translate
Latin. sing Eaign ard witha] were very handsome.
The door oper cd and in came an Old lady very 90.
She looked about her ~ sic slowly moved forward;
hot he bowed 10 token OF hez presence-no one
moved TO give her seft
Il shant; she might as well stay up stairs" was
tie ungfaoiOrs reply: ,
for we mme d.telv arOse and aondu acted tae eyed wo
II an toward our own chair 0dered her ne scat VIZ
rockers, but tho declined 4, Preenng 70 tske 49,
was given uIg udsh ely. Dnripg all Der stey tness
very gettee young ladies' psiicld her NO mole tnan
she was NOT In tee room sxcept whtS she mste a.
cdd or ubeAnInatical esprsssion, tsey uttered s~s
rioit uIed il among themsekses.
o, twas ,boroushly rsvoltng to ace this crown % q
grsy hairs derpoIed q ~, glory, Knocked oy these
iioUehtless creaipres. AID those trembling ise'
wculd be teGcipg the verge VI the grave, ssa zoe
mcd woplo cIumbls ~ o ish on coma ana toe!
uld think Of her ar 10 Old Woman whose pfestocs
wss a nui, ence- chez up, their pleesuTe-one 20
was always quoting old-fs,hobed Songs or tlos'oa
them ihrosph her roe e, whose homey gown w
crossed hslol erchi.f was tstateiui to the
allie eyes ard Of ~ en- even the uatToD wou.d ~
wei really mob .er was growing 20 very cIiesn'
could barely noun that he was goIe. oa az
Thus it 10 end this way that msDy Of NE se ass,
treated a. the PFC sen' day THU s for cbidrer
,heir acrfeee, Itn humble nara .Ji'', o,,s. an
lee to whom they have given thh are A e.as 10 Q
hem Aasi that should be ,Glss, wss So ~
qre at being IT, whom We owe s' zoe, hev c,nyn.
,% W. W. w. ait tbeu IN our concOot toward them bod
r pssic ~ ID N private. Let DO one who has acy re
%ass for IL ov character, bis own ppfiiy anc lesee
| ity, ueS tie sged With IneVeienee-teey s'ano ss''
L GV
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FROM WASHINGTON.
,.cb to Tre N Y. rfsrre

Svecfai otsp-srh to Tre Y. Treire.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday Sept 81, 1857
A Treasury circular has been issued, recucisg
the PREMIUM to b. psid on the let OF November
upou zee redemption stocks Of the loan VI lS47 and
IaS frcn s,x,een TO fourteen per cent on the loan
Of 1912 f n ten to eight per cent, and on the Texas
stock Of 1867 70 five per cent. THIS indicates that
The reyr pue liz declining.
The Texan friends of Gen. Houston pronounce
the reported Tsmaulpas expedition a piece Of
fuumery.
Col Benton continues dangerously i'll; his re-
coyery is improbable.
The Withdrawal Of the Dragons from Lawrence
has di.comfted Coz. Welser and reneered him
power.ess as against roy party Free-Stste or Pro-
Slavery His resignation would surprise nobody
here These ia IT'S con6sr your sdylces in all par.
tculsJs.
D'y. Buchanan informes squad Of Old Line
Wig last week that he regarded a thorough
Hunk,,s as true blue Democrats and should give
the ola Wings their fair share Of Offices.
Ibforna hos been received that a general
Congress representing the Spanish American cou..-
tries will on meet 10 Chhi Ia dsvise plans for pro
lection oseinst American f!libusters. Iris,arri,
the Minister from Gustemala and Nicaragua here,
has heea ordered TO attend such Congress on behalf
# bis Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-24
THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

WAsHINGTOs, "Wednesday. sept ., Too..
The Southern mail from all points, ss late as due
has com to band. 49, n
The Charleston Conrter saws that the br'g queen 0.
he We, of NevYo,k for Ha ana, has put nto that
port for repairs. On the 18th Inst, when at sea she
passed the French ship abuDin OF Hayre, and also
a. Aneric bark with their sails badly damaged.
The FLOATING Zephyr, before reported s9sndon1d,
decks were torn up and everything lost. The sIoop
Florida which brought ap Der crew, was 3oo nlle'
r,rthssst of the Floating Zephyr, and experienced no
blow; but q heavy ses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-24
SUSPENSION OF THE BANK OF HARTFORD
COUNTY.
HARTFORD. led.

HARTFORD, Wednesday Sept. %, 1857:
The Bank Commissioners here have this morning
served temporary Injunction against the Bank OF
oco,s. The bilboders and depositors will be paid IN
full ard there are hopes that the bank may IN the
course of thirty or SIXTY days open again This back
we chartered under the general banking law Of lof2
All TIE other banks il the city looked upon as per-
(, a. ly " cd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-24
COMMISSIONERS Of EMIGRATION
There being no quorum yesterday, the business was
bAaLce zoos

RELIEF AssOcIATIos.-The Relief COMMITTEES, sp-
poir ted to take charge of the ards collected for the
sufferers by the Central America, met yesterday;
$Ji5 were distributed among various parties, whose
names wo omit at the request Of the officers of tbs
meeting. Subscriptions reported. amounting to
slI AGO. A Lumber Of these wsre for 800 EACH asd
two for 1850 each The list OF donors is unsvoicsbv
crowded out of our columnS this morning. The roeet-
ing adjourned TO p. m. to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-24
To the Associated Press.

W.sHIsGIos, Wednesday. Ssy,. 90 1857.
In addition to what stated in lest nights dis
patch the Interior Department has eceiyed official
Inflammation tbst on the 18th of May las. large Nor.
non colony took possession OF the valley Of Deer
Creek, ore hundred miles west Of Fort Laramie, aud
drove away baud of Sioux whom Indian Agent
Twi.s settled there in April, and induced 20 plant
corn, and which region OF country was assigned to
them by the treaty of 1851. The preteKt under which
rbere settlements are made is under of a con.
tract Of the Mormon Church to carry the mail from
Independence TO Great Sale Lake City. The number
Of MWmons who have settled in the valley Of Deer
Or, Elk is about three hundred. They have plo we'd
ard planted two hundred acres of prairie, aud are
builci,g houses for the accommodation Of five hun
cred persons ard have large herd Of cattle, horses
aud mules. The Agent add: II am powerless to
"coLhol this matter, as the Mormons obey no laws
"erscred by Congress"
Measures have been taken, including the use of
tie tele. raph with view to suspend the patents
all the warrants recently stolen from the land oti,o at
Fsribault, Minnesota.
The Treasury Department will purchase such GER
tfcates of United States loans Of 1872, 1871 and 1873
aud Texas indemnity five Fer cent stock, as may bs
presented previous to tho first Of November. at the
raes htre'otors fixed and paid, together with the it,
terest accrued in each case since the first Of July
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-24
THE HORSE EXHIBITION.

SPRINGFIELD Wednesday Sept. ~ 1891.
TIE horses to be exhibited at the National Exhibit
ton of Horses at Springfield will be transported free
4 charge TO and from the Exhibition over the rail-
roa6s from Boston to Albany and from New-Hayen TO
BeioWs Falls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-24
THE BANK OF COMMERCE, GEORGE


WAsBIsGros Wednesday SCI % io''.
The Bal Of Ccmmrce Of Georgsto "a rs ,eso, ,s
to pap all opposite Il 500 sod uuder ~" a. ,u
rer. i,,. rtir6 are a%ped Or few days Tas
r'mIbolders ackpoulecge their ind1Ni0'" 'osp'us'
bib'y fer al Liabilities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-24
IIBF,I, SLIT.

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Sept: ~ i6,',
Tho Jnrv in the Criminal Court suit for libel by
ne D4Ig Mars against ne Sun, rendered verde,
Of euiIty this m6rnug. The plaintiff was charged
9Th ,eirg OUT biz pnncples TO the Democrats durns
he las, Pc sidon,isl election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-24
FAUURE IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADLLPHTs, Wednesday, sept %, Iob.
Caleb Cope & Co., dry goods merchants 10 this
city have sus pended payment. The amount OF their
liabilities II nearly 500 0OO
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REPUBLICAN JUDICIAL CONVENTION:
SYRACUsL Wednt stay, Sep

SYRACUSE, wedae stay, sep ., ION.
Tie Reoubtap Juoicial Convention o. rs =.
Di,t,i,t me-, to aay Mt /. o'clock and an'nou'i'
n d Io.,pu Mr1tr. Of Wst-rown as theifcsa
q d1'e for Jucge.
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SAILING OF TIE CANADA FOR BOSTON.

HALIFAX, Wtdhtsudy, sep. p, IoJ'.
The Royal Mail steamship Canada sailed from this
port cor Bston at y O'Clock this evening where she
will he due ~ an early hour on Friday morning.
Wind y. w. Weather cloudy.
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Lon Uorsr KTEPIRs APPoIsTFo.--Jte Score
,sIy ,o ibe TreasuIy has appointed SsmuelG. Bailey
ana Jossb Dee Afs.stsLikeepers a the Light tionse
at JloI'apE PoLt, n. u, lcclpgen's'ion sSgo pr
sps uIn tsebl; George Davis aud IasIusl "~iA@s.
90 at TJb,e and B,ecoa Light, Gsmgls' lsaGt'S'
II perseiopl; Pleasant ID. COcbe, hetps, . lp'
!LisftHopse Ell BGihisris Bey, Lac 'ieo $500
JcLI.or ressieo, salary $500 lsr .eEuSi. q" ss-
4 y. Cooke, Asslstsbtketlcf al ih' ss--'
| ss.aI! $50 IeI sfpurn.
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Drp,RTrRE OF THE EUROPA.

Bos1os, Wednesday, Sept. 25, 1897.
The X. NJ. steamship Europa sailed today 81 -
o'clock with for y.sx passengers Tor Liverpoo ano
twenty. rire for Halifax. She takes out 10 specie
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smro. sgAss Il oar Ayent ia "a - ~ - n 80 u.u 4
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