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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-12-08
SOMETHING SUPERIOR FOR
Business Men.


XNTE are just in receipt from Philadelphia
w Of another very superior lot of Goods
for Gents wear, and our stock now embraces
the following very desirable kinds.
English clump sole CATERS very neat and
heavy,
Scotch Bottom Caters with Congress Cores,
very superior,
Dress Calf and Pattern Leather Caters, thin
and medium soles,
Dress Calf Boots thin medium and double
solos,
QUILTED SOLE BOOTS OF TWO
QUALITIES.
Scotch Bottom high lace Shoes. And va
riely of other styles all Of which we can re-
commend to compare favorable in quality
and style, with any goods we have offered
for the last 10 years or more. Gentlemen
are particularly invited to give us call.
+. w. SEABURY q SON.
de No. 10, Market Sqnare.
Oh. u A. Copy.)
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NOTICE,
CHANGE OF HOII]

CHANGE OF HOUR.
ON and after THURSDAY rsIT~
~ next Dec, 3rd, the Balti- 80
more Steam Packets will leave Hunters
Wharf Norfolk, at AZ o'clock, P. NJ.
del w. A. LOW ELL, Agent,
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L A T e S r N EW S .
Arrival Ofthe Baltic.

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

BLAKF-In ;I- y On nopdsy evening Oct g In the SsA
ycaOt Der az, M' Eliza ~ F0rr'l wife II Mr. o.'dia-
Her relative, sad fionds invited to attend the funeral
ecnOrday O'Clock fOnl the residence of hor bfoLhst
law j. D. 4. Hersey, Nc 81 West Twentieth street
BAKER-As 70. IN Wee. Thirty -siAth street. Mspda'
Oct Stephen s9nof stephen r. ard cs'Sariae BakAs,
sEed gear AID 2month..
BBAINERD-In this city on Monday Oct s. aged . yesrs
Cluton BIsirerd-
Deuis Crussn ssed 2 ycHs, 5 months and days.
DoHERTY - Ia Brooklyn, on MONDAY OCT. g. hicasH
DoAerty aged co ,ear', ct congestion Of The bran.
DIAMOhD--As New Germantown, N. J., on MONDAY Oct
Chsre W. Of Peter H. Diamond Of TIL. e'7 sseS ysf
sad uonths
FoX-on MoIaay Oct, gsiy FOX wifi q Ed~tr; Fox. In
County, Ifesad.
oRosy odd, rly on s7ndss Oct. at bi se.i
dorcc, No ~ White sicet seth Oiesseo ESQ.,, aged ~
7e 9rcsl ~, . viii b. attend d from s late ,.isc,
Sa,ste5 T. aitaaI vitEcl, arttcr inyats;lop.
III EsToNOa Taes5ay evening, Oct G. samuel Hasst'a.
Tie ~ n. lee. VI te tcu lJ non No % w.. Treo:y
ee,aa street on Tlegasy, stA 1T at = oslSss p m
uoRToN-At No 2 Essex s,lse: en- aone,y o.. Geesss
Ws1s5s;an ihe o.y hld q Isaac and Sarah L. H0r'~
ss.d ysE, 5m3nths s-d q dsyA
HAIT-At Nc 5TIId avenue, on Monday o.. q orosps
Wi.isra H. O. !, sou Of Nicholas AID joio HIATT 'e'o
y,s-s, riontl4 and osJ'.
uANMoED-In BooAya Z: D. on honesy o. ~ ~ "
pleIT slcd.sy. Ma IiAnrsh C. Hammond "'o'' "
ete Pha..p 2. EausEoai. ..-,,....,, ~.
80 % mosi.Y Oct q inflammation Of 'He '1As>
Css-,es VI Logon. aged - yeSrs ,,, q, rh,,,d.y H.
q. Il c'eloci fcs -: PTe'DJien'' ohc''a '0'
place. -. a, ~...~.s.ox
.Nonog-On fte.c.y svealcf. oc1 p s~s p''~'s"Se
1850 49,. M.ty W., Of -r.GEd o. Lsntaon l.,
GEES 1sse Tao. ,onoro~ 1bsssSsyl ffcEs hsf LIE
- i5 5ecs - Us Hadse9 street, o. " g. m.
nnyC A, Mi.,ion Dolores sar FrsIcisco Co ca sun-
~ Er r. Is yo6n murphy aged n yeas formerly ~
~; HSEs Yc.Ith WsGe, hew. Yoke
uySsI1T-in TIL, e..y CT MeziAy noGirs. Oct s Of I.
M "a rserrg i,nen q cor,unp.,or Ann vieoU -
$500 MesTit., e toe etd year of her sye.
o. H.. -
49, ps.!ye Of Fs1es aged % years al rnonhs
xrKysHA-A.No f7s Wee, Fcrtyscccnl street, HsT Asa
krEerrs after tsseTLg Eness vie q Jokr hckrcea
"a daughter Of Ia l-te Jane. Les ! Jss, and
day..
oDW YTe-In One haI ,Isd eaates.h ..eos Ayoeee a
len en- Hccd DAY o.. g kcoasl st.tfele ODrJ~ go "
nortt, soa Cf!esn -, H.;y oDpysr
YHATT-lo Brootlyo, CO no-isv norn'ns. pct %.
L PIs,t. New ork silot ard 50 yssSs ara
s.HPsck-On srnssy Get Il ELIMINATE ~ r go.
mon Wm Posss0a Simpson. sianter sse2 ..Ss. Ess,ssl
Aas ds1s . na:iys q ourss@. S'e fsio =
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MARWIRD.

BARTON BARMORE-At Greenwich. Conr. 90 hosdsy.
Oct a. tie dence Of the brides stbU- Ny .bs Pew Mr.
L1dsoy Ctss Barton sussn eldest Of Msnssi
BsrrpoIe. $50
CKANDELL- NJ FADDEh-At Saratoga, on Tuesday. Segs
- b tho Rev. y. ScCIlor q Argyle. Wsun Ctsrde1
cs Elstou to Mrs Jane Ann McFsdaen Of Argyle. N.
LANGE-sBEPPARD-In Brooklyn, On tIsda. Oct I. In
the First PIesbyrisn Church Remson street BY the Rev
Dr. Murray Of Elizabeth ~ j. Gottebb r. Lang d Odeo-
bu, Germany 20 Susan H. eldest dsssit Of q. q. shev
psrd Ct coiIyn.
oARLEY- sPELLENBERG-In South Bresllyn, on Toes
day. Srpt - : CAs Church ~ the Res. Dr. Garfield. Ar.
,h.r EdnuId Oakley to Cs.ine Msds. daughter Of the
late John Fcderos Spoenbers OF Stut gait W4rembers
D n A., ST. - Nc,r"yot r. Et,s I1lciir.an ~
jersey Cry.
NHlTE-ST MMERs--At Oyster Bay Long Island on Tsess
day Oct s. in the Pi,sby erien Church b. TIE r., n. e.
Hn,ds,e Joseph White % Msiy f. ONLY daughter Of w.
Syn ulefs 81 Of lie pace.
WICKER ADAIR - At Astoria. Oregon Territory.
Thursday July - by the Rev Dr. McCkrty Lieut.. William
7. Wclcscr L. b. A, 90 Miss Katy Ada daughter Of u n
Join ACsL
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fAayer..senrcnt.
uuy ~ Wo,.tS us.F CONSUMPTION We

WY Do WOMEN HAFF CUNHt VII iVN W
W.. -. gil tGuyEt e rstsia a. scve mani ess
Uo1 The cr.s cr netur fe the Errse a her orsns
uoi % ho rrsied Ste not stort laugh or r or
- Lo.sy az tat embraces objectionable yussry Sadly IN
Tho 6 Goes herself for this imposed oonstrSin
Her esrons of vengeance srors many othe are oonsu
Ton end dsoEfsai s,on ard dcbtty. Fsetactd
couIh,g .cay nervous and too, can be rste
st-o1g rsddy and happy howoyer Cid DR. II. JAMES rein
yofats sud restore WITH lis grand Fss IL tia medcre
tke ENrtAcT o. C.NSAs,s MnIcA. THIS medicine wa
Known 70 fail in il. Of Consumption Asthma Neu
rsiGs Bronchitis Liver Complaint Peurisy Dyspepsia and
ell diseases OF tie brain sDd nerves It acts masuoagy like
gsVsuic battery The Tccp~ for making ari using be
oata.rsd ~ Uc'osH iouT Posese stamp, Dr. II JANIS No
70 Gsrd-st Jersey Cy, n j. Sod there at 81 bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

A.orHKr FASrNorsG MGS.--Ye-.erdsy sner,oc-
Ofhcsr Bums.ced II the Lover Po'cc C,cr. arm.
ler6ed youn, man rs.,ed samue T. pcIden. a eIc.i
10 The employ Of +. 5. Hal Of No. south street.
charged With having, at various tines dur:rr the last
nre months, tIntsrEled ::on Mr. Hal from 81 zoo to
81 &C., Belden, is charged vas iot,us,ei with bl.s
fer collection. snd upon receiving the money. would
rocket The funds AID appropriate certain portion.
,tcreofto his own use without rendering s1y account
Whatever 70 his employers. Afttr takip. ne 6rs,
false step in crime, the acc71cd as he now cone..es
became perfectly reckless, took 20 excessive drck;ps
vs:tod gsnblirg houses and bet freely at faro &C.
Tie accused is brcther-n-law to the complainant
ard after hi. arrest he seemed for the hrS. time 10
realize sense of his ttue condition. He desired 10 20
TO prison rather than return home with Mr.. Hall Tie
ma ;strate commit Cd him for examinstics.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

iNth day o( Ocohse. q y! m and esc5 lee, ..
hllo, = veu deLssscs t, form 80 hssN'nhy Com Gu
ton yLict ConvcStco q a. me-. "a ta6L efVtfe re-
- -, 70 psy,,. .te q Member & Assembly. Tds
"a ec,on Tor dsleEetse for tie above nsmed Gs-
sC%ll, Con7,1'.ors shG be Conducted by ttcir sew
Ts n'.,,'c,s avs bourd,d by Ward iines.
Tho Po- nc fac Ward As-ocishors for the tcc t.cns
aboye freohei stall be optUod at :, O'Clock, sud
csc az O'CLOCK. AID oil such e,ec,ion- ehsll oe cen
Quoted by TIE seToe ruIes sad reguistous as werc
adopted by iac C1l..L Com nitte for t!,s SoYSnber
.lrc4inr lSlh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

OR or ENrloIMrsT.-Within q fortnight, hun
dreds Of mechanics employed in the extensive fOundres
otd sbipy0ros lave been discharged because Of the
inability of the proprietors to obtain means to pay
them. Over two bundled were discharged last week
from the Novelty Works and nearly the same number
from the Morgan Iron Works, though thers is az
abundance Of work to be DONE At Secors, and Nep-
tuDe Works, too, the number Of employees has been
largely reduced Most Of the ship.yards present .
state of Inactivity and even those which have vessels
TO build have discharged many Of their oldest aud best
wOlkmon.
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COURT CALENpAR-Tnis DAv.

CIRCUIT COrRT-PART II.-Held In General Term
Room Nos, 1859 l5o.. 1875 1894 1905. 1896, 1907 i L0s
$40. 1914, 1872 1913. 1914 l5i5.
SuPREME CoCRT CIRcUIT.-P,RI Mos. q, ~,
"a 81 Ill. IL 49, ia, us lie, III, iis. 49, i2s
SVrERIoG CoURT--TRIsL TERM.-Nos- l24, 3S t29,
~ lSS no H. 49, las 49, las iss 80. l6l i6J i5t i
"a ls - sA is s1, 6s Ill., l7s LII, i6 III. i's Ire.
49, ie2 l3s, 1874.
CovHoy PIEas-PARr I.-Before Judge DAY.
Nos 1916 1911 1916 1919 52l f52? II g 1874 5S5 1896 lS
1873 1890 1880 57. PAsT II Before Jsdgs Ing sham Nos
1871 1904 $780, 1894 la 1876 1901, $685. 10 2, 1870 Lii. b
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THE CASE or CASoEaL-Since Canoe mis- trial he
has been confined as usual in his cell at the Tombs
The rigor with which he previously guarded, has
been relaxed by the removal Of his rons and his con-
duct as pri.opcr has beon in no wise discredable
He convercs feey with his friends and is confident Of
an acquittal. I! is said that effort will be made by
the prosecution TO get change Of venue in his second
trial owing to the increased difficulties of getting
Jury in this city. The defendants counsel will oppose
this course being derogsoy to the interests of their
client.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07
CITY ITEMS.

AcADi'n OF McsIc -Mozsrs Don Giovanni will
be played to-nieh. BY Mesdsnes Frezzoiri, I.s
Grange and St,siOsch aud hessrs- I.sboceits. Gse.
SER ano Rocco. 1t viii be repeated on Friday. On
Saturday there vii be performance of an opera On
Sunday an oratorio. After that the company ADJ er-
tire 20 leave the city.
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p,is. Dounei to lied hist ttrts uctos gwen
tn BY Lyons Cock for $50 vero protested ed
:. tie Which, course OF ire esd firsl ~ Iycu, &.
C..kvss cs,c7s,ed 70 deceive.
Justce Tlandteau. be:orc whom the sc.,.s1 vFelo
isst a. be ID them for eSanin.ioa
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IYcORPoRATIos OF INV ROCHELLE.-Au order was
made and entered by the Westches.or County Court
of Sessions, sitting at Bedford, on Monday the 9th
inst, on motion of John Fowler r., esq, counsel for
sundIy inhabitants of the Town of NewRochele, de-
claIirg certain territory lying within said town an
incorporated village, by the name Of The Village Of
New.Rochelle, provided the electors thereof shall
assent thereto at special election to be held three
weeks notice. There eau be little doubt shat this
order will be ratified by the people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

"CarT EIp. o.. I'M Nl7OH ov HuHi~
3'Ts cer,ar &C ,tcv p DYE h'I'oru 1he.'es .'ssdl
D. VII l. res.s Tbs Fs-u.ns VII the Dv,us a "Bisct
al. "a Ou,its end IL CouCdJ { IASkss Hsue-. .
8 rtilg utr ms And Pos.4-.re between tAs pere-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

For LIgERr..-The brig Ocean Eagle sailed yeSter
day for Liberia She takes out eight missionaries, q
portion join the Protestant Episcopal Mission under
Bishop Payne and portion to join the Presbyterian
Mission. She also takes ont frame work for buildings
for the Episcopal Mission to supply the loss of those
at Cape Panas which were destroyed during the re-
cent tack by the natives.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

INSPECTORS AND CAsyAssERs.-At a meeting yes
tcrdsy the Committee Canvassers and Inspectors
Of Election the names handed in from the Third,
Touttb, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth Twelfth, Fourteenth
Fifteenth, Sixteenth Seventeenth, Eighteenth, Nine
teenth, Twenty first ard Twenty second Wards. The
Committee meet on Wednesday for the last time.
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~ by s6oo,;cs him v.'h . ~ - r.,,.., A.
iput AID svil'J &c usssisafefc Go Ifs 800 ~
rlrs sccspet Sors .fdsrts ptsious ed :. .,.rs
tsncd fotN IL CopF "a t-.t( 81 a.. A. - -
be- seolceecJ =, th' 3's,s tsT, ,, ~, as
uAJusis
F.ilr FIsrc',o siss PSF, 90 a. Il cjaees ,,o,.
.. 60 v,eisu g "a. plot - a.. tne he 80,
h,ru,r .tri sd George p i t'-ta wi.ser, 90
nse l. dsf is!t vss Py'd - p,ie. o. tee s.s
80. hs4o 1890 g. 100 ialtst boat
o. ~ - q hey rsgei m 'owi-. The sfsrnsst
-'L'se' 'c' - Ostt 4, Scs 20 q. pls al tss
So fa 20 ta IL s.ts.fs ~ qestl % icS Ne
zee 49, ocser- 'SEca Zee. tho time r-t5eef
~ 49, vs. - q ser i;Ls tbs aceusCd sosoJ 10
Nt@t9 .pL ga ,Sn Cn % III PACT .sSs. Tie detss,
h9N a" c,itoestt orlJ sc.iS confoc ~ -
h+ 80 "a sc rss'sr g To tcs N towing ges-cis
a. 20 20 psssc trd as; ths Isg, Of tho ersnssT
trs-t's Il to- t.s le pNoed A. trossoal,a tbs
ton a. re riiCt laws
81. hM-Loa b. s,scd - n, .e,ob.s9 .<ross Of ,hsl
ranS Sse9 ae if The secrse a., aSie.,,I aha
~, eHst0 I'D vas fovc "a 81 NJ Sess .ies vsss
ss Court ftocecIsi g. csN1e se IN s;o az aSsns ss
ocft dart
IL Jufy retired to de,t.,te urca ~ e... an, .o.x
s.o' sSse-,e ret 'rsi. s-ac ncios yCr3et Of "s,t 4
Tio counsel r t!e j.tuiAn. iams:ed bs purro.. 70 ss
spTcs from tbs Veri exception be bad ts1sn a,i
ia 4 eSEti1se ssa e. ace the sccussd dohFrei
JChn Andersen. 10 yea:s olo, was then paced %
tA e ib6ry g. IL euC eed 20 have been
5oted On tie Eht 81 tie 18th Of Ausnst i Mr. Res
At toe ccreE q BTooass and \sck stseet Tic ehsrp
10 ksyc beer ker sf bs the hss only psSJ
the H. cotSer ssd 20 oh IA .ugFc ma DC s6oGt 10
rced e -rspordte fghertesng OF the I'll 10
~hea TIC CSvit adjourned III TO noSInS q
'C'ucE.
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/ Advert seuectf
pRl1r or MoLrr's ScnITpAM ScIN ,rrs.

Itssye 20 Inform pltlc ttst Lave redEcoe tie Pr!o@
q nv = sis N 1ou s gspls 70 the 70 loving low prices
il1sr bott.es dCr..,-- .ss.'..'.''St - Net Cab
Il bo',.ss, d-f...-.....'.'. -.
Jncfpnc WOLF. Nc 60 S,sEer't
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fANf' Lft'<lT u
D,.ru ,SEOrIPr> tahtn at ROOT'S no. -

IHATH'NhUI IFIN Until at I4VUi - 'V ."
Bctascy a.o booming innc J. popusr DAcCi RRTc-
rgFs cOpsL (onikIsesl IL ths hesUt.u y.s. YHo o
GRAPH, A~nEorYrIs DAu' Ri - ,Fi r-sdc IA the Ls
Z se { tie SIT Ps5ticsss sit n't.u stu GOOD
p.strt-- a Cattru.
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COURT cS SPECIAL SESSIONS Der s-ssfoe. JcSAs.s
nsuO


OssoEs szd Woop.
The whole nzmSet Of set down for thai to-day
NTH stsiEs co tue Sd Of October eve asn dr,.scs vssss
SIS frm Catisrue Aubl. No CsTise street. ra 70
james KERN charged with the LARGELY Il pair Of
soot' hom t'etsiot p!etnan. Ne 10 Fan street. ~ e.
George W. Rsyal vas araignod for stealing. on r.
& q t5s S q S'fr from Az x S' f Ssa m No Is E
sHet stree. shd va, ~, TO the reni's n''sry Tor AIS
1boe. CaIgl was srrsisned for striking on the head
& , Mo- m Ninth s .i S .Ss s,s Ssrsss'
Geo. Msnc,s and Owen McGsrlly, charged vita
sal stces ofthe value OF g. frem Tke saith kes IN
sa o. My iiS S & No n c. Ist s... sS
,.vrrs cohyr and rcnSacsd 10 Thursday Tor
JEs. Gilbert s.O,e looking glass worth g. fem tho
Of ThCs IsrIu No IL C,sksol scot snd scnt 10
;ae renis ntisrJ for four noaths
JOHN Roberts charged with the theft Of sporse-
rrcpuse eui sivUr conn., worth foln Cshsre Airer M.
ia nctsiy .set sad sent to the PeaitersSy ter
Patrick Quinn, boy was srraened for stealing. O
iho st q October bsrk BIS end yor een Of tae smovN
4 E de- is ESh 1SSSs sent toe to Sss
from Jo.epS Bs5sy, No. IS Wsfcn street Sos vs~'
found in possession Of the sccucd Sent to hs Peneoiy
Arm McGuire was snaisned for stealing. on the ID
of October scoIdcd sk and kings worth "a az So cco.
in tbs at iEsDse' 'o ard sen. therefor othe Psniisnt
GcorCe 4. Howe ana george ray were err6KneA
steaDg gc.d chain. worth 30. from John l. Feru~n,
NJ e9 Broadway The isi seat to the City Pnoa fos
months: the second ~as lischafEod -
Jemes MoGiun stole a pair of CATER shoos, worth
~ Samuel Geee No. tl9 Hudson street. Tbs shoss
fund tie defendant. Sent to the Penenny tos
monid-.
Andrew Geery committed sssanlt aud battery on
Henry Hyatt Of 1~eutieth Ward Police while Ia Sis
chslge Of his duty. and was lined Sse.
as Jchnson was charged with stealing bar K bi lie esd
celia from Conrad Haefic. No 80 Ayerue A. the &C o.
tober. and sent 20 tile Pcuien!aTy for SIX month.
Bridget Higgins stole $23 In bills from Michael
sweepy No. n Division street the 10Th Of Sept1rnhesL
Bridget Cmployod dometc IN the family Of tho
pls neut Sent To the Peuiteutsry for s1 months
Patrick Davis was charged with knocking down, u
TIE public streets John FyhoTtet No. iN East sxtesuA
street. Seat 70 tie Penitentary for sx month";
Della Sterbi was arralgncd for stealing " sroo
David Fee Speaet hotel Oct. Fee appeared from ht
testimony to have etoIcd into Especial contract With
Della IN ccns5efGon Of which ho her S5 The tsir
csed for Le was fair rot only bnt plump and your toea &
money and sbsudoneJ the "coLtIst" TIL Court decided
was 10 msto than "bsc # contract" and discharged The
"laJy enid the ,e Of tie spectators Upon the unfsrtunsAs
complainant
Daniel Doyle was sragned for violeu. assault and
battery or he wife May No III East SD street the ss
Oct and sent 20 the Poniicntisry for DlontlJ
Several OTHER cases were discharged or postponed.
viii which JUDGMENT suspended, WHOM the Ccsst
ai,ourut q , O'c.Ock Thursday morning..
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sUPERIoR coUsT-GSSsnAL Tr,N-oc
COURT OF GENERAL EssIoNs-oer. Sd

The Court organized ct TIE usus hour ~ Se re
From sor.e oyTsht in y. Sheriff. -ee, Sr ire County
to-esy al tho.c prss 1t Stre sssiH pi''~~S
z:cra,rg - .cransss pes5el
~ fe.,. s,y va .s~isi them sct .nS ~ y.us
Wu. Getrie. isGc.d for Us "'r.e' '" "'N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07

WTsTcHTsTRR County REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
The delegates to the Republican County Convention
of Westchester assembled at the old Courthouse,
White Plains yesterday for the purpose Of nominal
ing candidates for County Treasurer, Superintendent
Of the Poor a Coroner to Gil the Office rendered va
cant by the death Of Mr.. Hurd, and Justice Of the
Sessions The meeting was called to order by Louis
C. Plat esq, upon whose motion Mr.. j. c. Ferguson
Of Mount Pleasant was selected Chairman, Messrs.
Daniel Il. Tompkins aud Gilbert Dayton were chosen
Vice Presidents, and n. c. Hart and NJ. X. Couzens
Secretaries. The credentials Of the delegates from the
several towns having been examined and approved,
the Convention went into the choice of candidates to
be voted for at the ensuing election which resulted as
follows:
70, County T,easurs,-LLNAS g. TRIfr Of Gfeenbirsb,
Fe1 Sperinendent If the PoOr-HrsRY w HART Of York
For Coyone,-JoHS A. HENRY of Niors.uia.
For Jvsticc Of Sessioas-WN Ii MILLER OF East Chester
. On motion Of j. Butler, jr Of Greenburgh, it was
then
Reopsd A. basis Of representation Of the in all f
Conventions Of tho Republican party tn Westchetter
County that until appcItionmcnt shs be duly made;
each shall be entitled to delegate for hundred
votes therein for Governor in 1853 and delegate for
he the hundred provided such excess shall reach
fifty; also delegate for the town at large.
On motion Of Sir. Harvey Kidd the Chair ap-
pointed d. w. Travis Of Cortlandt, Jesse Rider Of
Ossinirg Charles II. Ly ons of Mount Pleasant, j. D.
Comstock of NewRochclle, Edwin Corning Of Rye,
Alfred Sutton Of White Plains and Stephen IL. Miller
Of Bedford the Executive or County Committee for the
ensuing year.
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To NERVOUS SlrFERFRS.-A retired Cleay-
nsn cs,crsd health in few days STEER ot greet
suffering anxious to make known the eaa Of es-
n al scnd tfrsol the prescription used. Direct 10 te.
Rr,. JoHs 81 U.cS.IA. No. ls6 fnton a., Bsooklyn
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Do-tllN" Tll h7TRtCIlON-'-In nc. nave &c
ff1., scuoi-1 ~ 6.fu:tiors . EsRtN NtfttN Tue
,0t is. vrt s TrE ~ snd elSui- ar vrth e VIC
rre6 cf etuit q 49, - IL O. IL C.r0 tGll. II
.- src.t IS cus Enci.s II y; O. ir;H-E'irg ttoy
IL leIEoOs erd elcsng. Cos III esn y -Sr-
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
corRr-s.rcnL Trr.-oc.. : ID

suFRTNE COURT-SrEcnL TrF--oct- Before Judge
ROSWELL
DEC!siCs.
Alexander Banks ct al. agt. Ann Bonnet ee s. The
rsp,rs appear he sufficient evidence tor granting ''
G.Cgicn.
SCPTRIOR COUHT-GEKsRAL TF,M-Oct- 0-oe'"i'
J-SE,s DUE LDd BoSwoHTa.
In tne libel suit Of Fry agt. Bennett deiaa. We
taken By Tie ilsIt!5 b., VII probably Dc openod o. |
caii1u Of lie defendant
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Tnr R,11nn,n IN All sr1c -SrRErr.-At the lat
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

FlRrMES's PARADE.-The trennial parade Of the
Jersey City Fire Department took place yesterday The linz.
tie Beard Of To,tes the Board Of Enfneers, and large
rvuohr of invited guos oui TIE neghbning cities VITA
Chi.cFrflreer Samuel A. French acting Marshal vas
-rncd st the Pubic square about IL o'clock and after Ps;n
in REVIEW before the Mayor aud Comma Council marched
o ,e -pcirs seois OF :ke city. There about 81,
brnd men iu to procession. Tho machines aud carriages
were neatly decorated and the parade was seeT emst MY
all and IN
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IAdvcrt,semert
Gro. HNuNpFRs'S METALLIC TABLET STROP,


the Oldest sni approved article IN Aavs bssa beo.
the psSsc tie st N ytsTs Tue genuine BE- obtained u
J. L 5 sAuxopss, Store only at No. 7As.or Houae.
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GoISG To BED IN WACoS.-AbOu, . o'clock on
Sunday night Officer Harrington Of the Ninth Ward
Police found genteman's wardrobe nicely folded and
hung upon an old wagon that stood in the street in s.
Lukes place, Hudson street. At once it flashed
upon the officer mind that unfortunate wretch
had committed suicide, and rapping for aid be began
sear,h Of the adjacent square. No body was found,
but tho noise in that respectable, quiet locality
brought all the neshbors to their doors, and among
them enc lady who stated that her nephew visitor
from the country, had been out IL compsuy and ha
come home few moments before, slightly the worse
for liquor and in the picturesque Feee costume of hst
and big crsvat, his psntaoons being carried on bis
arm AS he could give TO account of bis other gar
ments which he had doubtless csreicIly put away in
the old wagon under the impression that it WAS his
chamber, the lady aunt had put him to bed