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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-09


TH1 PoLDuD LIFE AND INSURANCE YuNn.
~ yrcvsica q ne Metropolitan Police BIN, sn ~
wards received ~ nsnsss q ~ Pones Department are
put into fsns, y 10 called Ne "eeos Ls and Hsahh
Insurance Fund Tor Ne bsssAl Il disabled pollosnsn
ne wsewS d hsss killed IN the 6schazge Of thetr duty
ne nIN payments have within Q few days been made
into ~ fund, anosziing 70 nearly ssvsniy doaas =
fclowS-
OMoes n =. Mo1Ans, q Breoklyn, depssls ~, pa
csived from L Cornell for discovering voAtess u Ne
Aws relating 10 tho removal Of dead aninah
Officer Daniel Terry, q The laird district, BROOKLYN, de-
poss ss rcoeiTe = reward for recovering so worth
OniCers John Shiptou ami T. wi,doy, Of the Second
ward New York, deposit S37 %, tas balance oS $50
ward for rsoovering escaped prisoners from the State
prison Trenton tho az .euses Of shs on sers hav
Ing been paid out Of the reward
There are already three claiaants FOE the benefits OF
the rund-he siser and mother Of policemen Eugene An
derson, and the fsmg or Policeman Sparks, Whose e
grsgate claim will be about six thousand dollars tho
$500 reward oerod for the discovery Of the pc psytors
Of The ~ London robbery hiss NOT Jet bean paid Toto
Vie fund. not paid Ia, The Commissioner insend 70
brinS suit for its recovery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-09

A. O'Clock Judge hecks called ihe convention order.
About seventy menbers were present Tao reading Of
- minutes dispensed with A ocrimaGicssoo was
vsosved from Robert Dodge sstng leave 70 iy before
~ oorereu . plan Of notation Tna propose.
pAn b folio sss-
Ia player supposed 10 81 o, The side Of me board
prepared 70 play tie white The squares isen -
- Numbered beginning with The black tq1arc len haad
ssvDx, !, and number dag psly TO IN the o.
pcze corner. mo ,quAre Above Is marked u, above
n is, &C the one Above s "a, telow q al tbs one
above 10 40, belar 4, Is, a, &c
ne above murisaaon laid on The able for ne
pvussna
Tne reports OF couriitess were then cane5 for. The
usnni,ee on The Chess ocde who's oou,sed Of M fp
e fh9sdelphis; Profese, Hsn ys,,Ake, q Pnls
rsae, Of New York, and boa 4 O. Meek, Of Axo,ma.
as. Dad seen prcr.rsd b. eoops. aeD S
hs Un-ersity Of PsnnsJ vAns, and thea proc sedea 10
rcsd lengthy npcrt, az which the following ns,y
Amer nature deiserascu ire committee had coma .,
sAe ootos,lon "thsi they eud best perform the DUR
Ne Congress 10 arrive . more ready und arsn1i1r Of
Ne cue tons presented Il reference revision Of the
sssn ,sscod 81 re rso,s-.,, = ~. !. me s,seo,,oa
nsos ~ soanf 90 Y kaIere. From suCb statement
way sress ia s ,ys :, \. ors.r
&c secure tho ssj-n vhes vss o-,grs,, ,'ned
-, via The enactment, By an ,Sts WV tSu
VII command res2er, Of rn,o,r cas-.
cnAS-p 10 this ED toe nauee hsvs o.ycfoIIy
smashed such Of hi proposed haze Lee, nrS
inhed me esrnsi ttsenp, made IL lssi ~ 80,
80 1908 tusp' sss mb fcv renoSelrpg vs a obc,,
sa TIE body of player that uore presen, Al ,hs fos
SsN~namess me desire tsr rsvsan 70 r,ve-,.i 80
80 10 he Ire V CO operate In sboishar and !.
zee "asonasts and absurdlss" OF the esisuoe h-s H.
nA,, 1855, M sauntcp ss requested By inc Essu,e
tEos9erE and :. dsnd Coastss Association" V sbtsp
rvoposod reviso1 from the great cruuaer,A su,aors-
MAJOR JSerpisch OF Nuss NJ Ne, debisrf voa dy
IAes, Of Prursh. In lafer resef his in The
ixsr pay o. tae year asi1y J&srnsoh du,iss
ycAs also rcycftst cotc vssch v rovirionay sdo9ed
BY - e. Petessburs GLIB ooov ~ this was sen, " esnh
u Va pslrciJs ohess sutso tss IN W -ope with vis~
invite tsir opnsn toe md tsss taking eDot
sep In LIE great oh steiy fcrmicg oote
f@ uniytIfh Adoren hsjsy Jsernsch Ia 1885, prn ed
lev soiuss Of tbs work, via sone Aeratoss THESE
swo Frea authos-k,lr JserBtl. and Mr. Vop De' Lssa
-d0H wtcy IN acme Of the rulss which hey yeoo a
esese This differences In the ressh arises entirely ION
aMersae " iadsme1i Viz rec 9cs. - what snoul1 ne
stscnsed " inch oote a. hey II vtcd 10 propose
kagoF lssrpweh srfrSshes his work Ia the spirit OF
m@I ~ hlsHoe, Vno a@s 10 present sygssn Of
ns Seen hs beleves 70 b. tLScrctcay sad hstoT oaJ
rofeett while NJ Itst cossiiers more att
sssfu Shss VI BE- .. rEtly 10 % Kssersy ~ pp,e3
W Luopsn lasJts" hci Losever, AZ a. Ii sniss
verne " give Ettag psyoisi4a q etrresa0a 10 lave
whlon haze keta e1nsGCtcd anl su.1t a. nsi as,gt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-09

By An packages end Ls~s tHs~sdAd ~ o. Few YosH
HERALD should b ssalei.
ALMANAC ron Esw yoax-fHrs
IN %
SUN sxn ............. 81 HON wArER-.....eve II -
Port OF New York, October y, 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-09

LAurcasDrn siddoord "a Inst schr of ia iona sailed
Ne Pear. W be commanded ~ Cspt Nehemiah HflL
The shsp uenfored yesterday having been l.urobsd N
hystc Bsdge Conn, the ah last named us silrht
Whslsasn.
Co iEew B,dtrd IN inst shIp orse,e tpi Ya'rbsve.l
Tcss y, Pacnc Ocean. "
A. ronbez Aus ~ sAppho sesbary Ms; had taken InD IN
the last cyuise ard was bound 10 tss 90 -. ~ dsie
~ GO sept a. Mermaid, Boves. Of westrort, 100 So all
ford. -
AZ Psyt< Aus ia osyisnd, Pa.cus Nh bouud " N. O0
saors uroned erpeced 70 be At fsasusno IN JsauNy % 70
crust for hows
ilaso sey 10 Hero Holley MART $40 bbls 81 sold
tpar a. " 10 ~. taiOuchct ~ Cslso for ws.e ani eb
ptowtscrs
Ter SEP, IS Hs ~. Brussr Want ~ - slohuup
bach board
Bee 0fd- 40 rep1to OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-09

Candidates Admitted - ghs Naval Asansmy
ne following candidates have passsa " preliminary
sxanlnaiioas fs sdnisssa into ne Naval academy =:
Annapolis, md have received sppesinsu aosug mid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-09

CLEARED.
Steamship Roanoke, 6kinnoS Nor.olt, A-Ludism Plea.
hEhp Bants Claus Foster. San Yn1ci co-sut.ou Co.
Bhc Geo Hurib at. Mason. ValpArsiso-J Ward 10,
hip Caravan ssnds Lavsrpooi,aowland rro.AinsAAin
Ship orpheus tsremh wessel. Brcnsn-Hennings, Muller
fa 4. s ss.
Bark Edward iprus). Wiesing. BrcHea-H Koope
brig Gideon, nsopau, Cora and = nArts.-w Sch ndl
Brs Greuada PetungaA euvfss- Nos oven soa
Brig Ana Merritt tsr) Pie n. 81 JohnS Efrrsmle Bros
scfr J Cummings, Joaes, g, Joan, NB-asrr.msn Co
sckr Hawkins. Grimm. Charleston MeCrcAiI, hosi
scsr Tea y,rd, carrow, Nsvsern-J Smith 400
sohr - II Robnsoc, Ere isri tsbug-ysn Brun, sAght
tchr Hart Lsvny Bel X Back . o.
schr ophr, Peck sslem-k W Roses 4 %.
Sloop Hul Hull. Provience-Nss.or
Steamer II Beach Ramsey. Pakimore
Steamship Jamestown Parrish, Norfolk Ac with mdse and
passengers to Ludam a Plcasanta
hhsp osy sac COT Bos,opl simm Hsvrc, Sept g. with
BARK AimeDa Robesisoa Csdera jana IA via Hampton
IL, Is Ion % " los eveybsrd john Peters SOS man native
oCenssn BOY disd 81 oousn1pu,n The sss eI9srienc
ed Halt vinds Ind foe wes,ser usssgs
m Ka.e sswsrt haher Mobile = days wish oouos, Ac
SER feiesiosl Coz Nscsss. sssis
hchr Hsrrest Weber bsnsor days
tohr Harss Ann Roe Baker Bottom
SO p Maria Louisa, Gum ninss Pail River.
Heaue ristmos I, v ulstis, BALTIMORE
Steamer Wamsuta EYe New Bedford
stean,or Petrol Arey Providence.
sesuthip Rosneks fcrfoh. Ac; shp Rock Or ts. Drs
wind DUNG The day fron Ito wSw.
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MAINLINE INTELLIGENCE.
Movements OF Ocean Htaamexa.
upnM WTrpnpu


Isabel. New York. Oct H.. Havana, b;
STEAMERS TO AND From HAVANA.
PEIADEIsHIA-From New York ID, arriving at Havana 9Th
and New Orleans llh From New Orleans h, Havana sd,
cuAKnR CIrY-From New York Nh Of each month arriving
q Havana l2h and Mobile 18th From Mobile 2od Havsns
CinAwBAeFrom New YORK lah arriving a. Havana 18th,
and New Orleans l9h From New Orieans 2h Havana zh
EMPIRE cITr~FGom New York ,7sh arriving :. Havana zd
and New oslsans 10Th From No" Orleans sA Havana sA
BIAeE wA5.1oa.trom New York IN, arrives At Hsvsns
Ilh arriving q. New York 18Th
IsABxIFrom Charleston 4.h and l7h, due 81 Havana h
and sd From Havana 10Th and 18th, dne 81 New York 10th
When above dates Sunday, steamers win
on Monday, except nom New Orleans
THE OVERLAND NAIL TO INDIA AND CHINA.
Ths following may be Of vaue 70 hoee having correspond
The mail leaves Southampton the 9Th and 1yh of cash
Arrives Gibraltar about the sh and ss.h Of month
Arrives u, Malta about he 18th and Sh Of mcnh
Arrives Alexandria about the 18Th Of and &h Of fol-
Leaves suen about sh sans and Eh or 9Th
Alden the 18th or sh of same and Ios or
Leaves Or Hth Of saue and day of ~
rival for Bombay. and lin to sOh for China, ko.
Indian Nay sies ler arrives At Bombay about hs ID 10 h,
and O. steamer arrives Point de Gale about
n nS cr Pa S0P Penang N. San. the
Arrives . fulo PENANG ne M or isA and 18Th or
singapore about ls lsti and sis or IL, o.
folio wing month.
Les,es sirgspore .bou. !, hour. snsr arrival.
OF folio sng month.
Leaves neIi day for shAnghse.
monb-vs Marseiles, and arrives Alexandria about
ssrne time as the Southern mail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26

You viii remember that In his Newburyport speech,
made coon after be left the Cabinet, rrstten he
indorsed the Dred Scott decision as 20 the citizen
ship Of the negro, but he ateward suppressed IL and
i. was lot until late in the season that be made up
bis mind publicly u indorse that decision. In que
time, probably, be viii announce his views In reis.
ton to the power Of the Constitution to extend
Slavery into Territory, and perhaps BY next sum
mer give his opinion Of the proceedings OF the hAn
sas Constitutional Convention.
The Dalton divorce case has been withdra"n
from the Courts, and pr badly amicaoly settled.
There il nothn ing in our Courts which attracts much
attention. / believe that number OF murderers
have been indicted for granddaughter, but they are
out on bail and probably viii not give the Common
wealth the trouble Of trying them. The Galiows
Tree, If was thought did not bear quite tn!iilIy
enough last Winter, so, at the inshgaoon OF mr.
Clifford, the law requiring the Intervention oil
year before sentence and execution was repeated.
think we have had, on the average, one murder
week since that time but nobody has been executed
yet.
The Atlantic Monthly for December is out. Dr.
Holmes continues his Breakfaittabe Gossip, and also
makes an attack upon homeopathy. An Italian Ghost
Story il, perhaps, by Dr. Rufni. The Battle OF
Lepanto is probably chapter from Mr. Prescotts
new volume Mr.. Emerson has an essay on Soil
tude, but no poetry. Mr.. Motey's Florentine Moss
les and Mr.. Philo's Akin by Marriage are contin-
ued. An Anti Slavery article, BY Mr.. Goodwin,
suppose, brings up the rear. GILBERT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26

May in Germany: The on,eer. Of Gossr n S
would have been Distinguished in any capital Ia Ed-
rope for their talents and sttainmenss Their scea-
tfc culture particularly surprised The German, who
was him,elf man Of science of high emioence.
The present Governor-Geperal at lrkutsk, Moura-
wioa. is man Of great ability. Gurowsk says be
i, "a, active, ambitious and enterpnsiog az say man
in Russia" and ascrbes TO hin, rather than % the
Imperisl Cabinet at Petersburg the project Of Rus
,ian aguasdizemeDt on tie Chinese frontier.
In the present distracted and weakened state Of
the Chinese Empire, if the Russians have really OBJ
tanned control OF the Khalkas aud their untry the
field is open for immense acquisitions in the same
direction and event TO the conquest OF CHINA ltsel
Directed by Russian craftsmanship and military
science, the warlike and en:erprisiog Mongols once
put in motion would be apt nstrum nts for the SUD-
jueation of Central and Southern Asia The powers
If Europe could not interfere TO any purpose, abd
no Asiatic nation IL in a condition 70 resist them.
The system Of administration which holds Siberia,
with its vast ares and multiiarious population, In
peaceful submission TO the Gar, could easily and
securely extend over az least the three or four MIL
lions of SQUARE miles of Chinese Tartary, aud Rus
sia thus be brought into immediate contact with In
da and China Proper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26
FROM BOSTON.
CeuespoISence Of The n. 7. Tribune

C<TesIcL&ence OF me n l. IflouIe
BosToN Nov. "a, loJ7.
The financial affai1 Of the firm Of Lawrence,
Stone & Co. continue to be subject of debate,
but there are DO new Developments. An article in
The Trareler, which hsd the appearance of coming
from an Official or semi fiji .iA source intimated
that come Of the losses the concern hsd met with
were due to their attempts to Obsain modification
of the tariff so as TO affect favorably the wooden
manufacture in which they were largely engaged
1t is said that very large sum has been expended
for this purpose.
General Gushing has returned from Washington,
and is engaged in lecturing. His topic before the
Mercantile Library Association was the Puritan
Con monwealth. He will soon return TO Washing.
ton having tome cases to argue before the Suprens
Court Hs has not yet tined any cases in eur Courts,
BAT is engaged in one against Mr.. Choa!e. Since
his retirement from the Csbiset he has made
three elaborate political addresses and it's about time
for him 10 deliver another. The present aspect Of
sfairs in Kansas would furnish him with topic.
TIE General, however, eager as be Is IN seeP d.
worn, .akes care Lot TO commit himself hastily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26
THE TINES.

The " Forester Transcript Gays:
"Tbe hard times are leading our manutacfuren 70
keep their hands by working fewer hours and ct re-
duced rates. A large .SprPet manufacturing eompny
cent. Two firms in this city making machinery ed
tools have reduced 20 and IS per cent Our larsea
manufacturers of wire offered, short tme since, to
employ their hands half time at q reduction OF IS
per eeIt on all wages over dollar and quarter
day. and 10 per cent ell at and under that price.
The hands declined to accept the offer, and arppsd
working. Idleness has convinced them Of tash sros,
ard they have again commenced work"
The Great Western iron rolling mill ct Bfsdys
Berd has discharged about 700 operatives. IL bss
been engaged in making ralrosd iron largely and ne
demand for that article having fallen Oh materially,
is cuitailiDg operations to suit.
The Pittsburgh rolling mills are nearly si running
half time. and the owners are storing the product
They will be wsl prepared for brisk SPnng season,
ut have been compelled to forego the Fan seasons
rade almost altogether
Our MAR exchange furnish the following Zen:
"The Lincoln MIL at Lewiston suspendei operstio
On Saturday, and discharged all their operstvss-iW
in number, 81 females and 80 males. Most Of tbs
operatives are Americans, and have homss IN ths
country, TO which they will return. The payroll Of
this null has amo united to =, 500 per month.
We learn from The Providence Journal thse te
steam cotton mill in that city, running 10000 spiads
clOsed work en- Saturday aId all the operatives were
discharged. The mill has been for some time running
short time, working up the stock on hand The vhoIe
number employed there, when all the machinery Wa
amounted to between - 900 and s., 900. The MIL
has been running Learly 80 years, and IL was ssvsf
before stopped on account of any money pressure or OF
any of the many fluctuations in business which hsve
occurred during that long time. fr
The Born,ta5le Patriot, - an evidences Of ne
great bn anca pressure CT the times mentions theS no
lees than $3.50 600 worth Of sh and oil stored
in ProvihcetCwp. awaiting sales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26

srsspvk ch that power lss upon its throat. bu. meo
s,coyer slowly from strong deiusion. Inc oess,uc
lives Of the Trade theory are IN the
=, Ws,bipcton. Their blind Samson, IN demonsn-
inc the fair tempe Of domestic industry, has immo
Istsa himself We are powerlees for the rebuilding
ftbe noble fabric and ust stand idle in the MARKET
place all the day long. The enemy who has wrought
a this destruction, and be only, has the power 70
inaueurate the remedy. Let it come oil nis moaou
not of our, whore hands are tied IL wiz % iofc3o
mon him yet Already dis disciples here are WAX
ing up from the letbarfy Of years, and the 'eAVen
which desdens the mass for season is beginning 70
work. Look up, and 10 the helds are sirea@y
white unto the harvest Of 1850.
hume rous letters have been received by the qion'
dam friends Of the abscondiDg Alfbone, written 10
them from Liverpool, though some are dated at sea.
He spesks eeDgly Of his shattered health, but makes
NO allson 10 his shattered reputation. lie says ne
il ENJOYING himself very much, and intends to seek
some Guet spot where that enjoyment may be uninter
rupted. Was ever mpudence 90 coOli But the qaes-
ton il daily asked why is this man not brought back
10 answer for his crimes IL there no clause In our
treaty with England for the exradtion OF criminals
10 re ach his case it to be Schuyler over again
But the mesbes of the law are made OF materials so
elastic that the big swindlers find no dimcuny In
slipping through, money bags and ALL Itsnot true'
as mentioned in q city paper that Mr.. Aihoone Ia
tends 10 return to this country. general amnesty
alone might tempt him TO return and explain for the
benefit OF stockholders but even that Is doubtful.
To-day hear that the assets of the bank are COM
ing up more encouragingly than was supposed,
that the capital is not entirely sunk, and that inc
stock is likely 70 be worth some thirty dollars per
share. If this result should be realized, the bank
NAV be able TO 20 on. ALL however, Is yet too un'
certain 10 warrant any authoritative statement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26
FROM flashing TON.

WASHINGTON, Nov "a, 1887.
TIE disturbance which occurred In the PRESIDENT
Office Yesterday has not led to any serious breach OF
the nor has il broken up the daily business re-
ceptiors The facts these, as have neard Ineni,
in reoaId 10 this occurrence: Mr. Sherman, lawyer
of good repute here called upon the Presaent ouias
the business hours yesterday morning. and presented
6e Of pspers referring, it is said to come balance OF
naymept claimed BY he heirs of Reside under an act
Of lie lat Session. Mr.. Sherman urged the PiesGent
TO read them and order the money TO be paic' Inc
Pre- sden replied that be had rot time at nst moment
"Tten refer them" said Mr.. ST. "to your law otieer
But" raid the President, must nrst see wneaH
thai the money be paid, threatened mandamu' and
wi AT not and in fire spoke in an angry and excited
marrtr 60 much that the President ordered nim 70
leave the ioom Sherman refused to go, and said the
President, Then will GO" and, sultlng tue acttSn
Private Secretary.
The ATTORNEY. General at the same moment came in
and ate pied to apptas Sherman but with so htue
success that the latter warned him sgaiust
,lice tcer was sent for, but before he came the
il ocnant attorney had retire threatening TO renew
bis visit this mornings but the President has not or
6er,d the acceis TO the place to be bNrcaded. The
moral Of the story that the day at hand when the
President must relieve himself from the duty OF re.
cevpg all manner of complaints, and attending to al
sorts Of exsctions.
The President and Cabinet exceedingly embar-
raised by the Kansas ques il now presents itself
Urfortunatey for the President, he allowed his Cabi-
ret to commit him and commit themselves also upon
the matter without due consideration. There is now
no retreat for them. They have determined, as
unit 10 face the nusic-hat is to stand by the Con-
veItion at all HANDKERCHIEF Douglas, r. j. Walker
Col. Foiney, al host of Southern Democrats.
No Northern Democratic member OF the House can
vote for the acceptance OF the Consultation with
Slavery ard it lie in that form that it is to be pre-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26

HORRIBLE DEATH-A NEW MAzEpPA.-One Jobu
Rules Of Springfield, H., cane to his death in tar
nble manner on Sept 49, near Columbis, Oregon Ter
rtory The Tuolapane Courier says that be hsd beee
indugrg freely, ard being rather noisy, friend WI
cred 10 see him home. After some trouble he We
curity bis legs tied together under The bossss
belly. The party then set out for Springfield, Ruless
companion leading the horse. When near the lower
erd 81 Broadway the animal became rssiivs, reared
ard fell back on his rider, but immediately spfasg
up ard galloped away Like the wind: A. the ssss
got TO his feet the saddle Turned with Rules, ssd ~
fastened 70 the beast at every bound bis hesd easse
against the ground. This Mazepps-like nAs ~
checked at Braces lumber yard, upw ard Of qeAs6
Of mile from the sitirg point Rules was tAkes
from the horse dead snd horribly maDgied. HIS U9
broken in severs places, and his brains msgbsd
with the dust Of the road.
The ARIZONA AND OTHER ISDIAys.--Tbe Commits
sioIer of Indian Affairs has received letter from NJ.
John Walker, one Of the Indian Agents for New
Melico The letter written from Fort buchams
on the ed Of September. Walker had been smoee
the Indians Of Afizons- numbering four tribss-wns
expect the Profession Of the Govefnmenf TO % "a
teldtd to them. These Indians are greatly 10 need
'uRPtss ,n.,;,,s,s., affair, a, s, L,ui. h.,
foiu the Con missioner Of Ileian hsrs tnss w
prtstI ts for the Giosventres aud PaegHs asa - -
distributed smoIg them TO their Satisfaction. =
Blood ard the Backiett Indians bad broken ln.,s
treaty siipuls,ons, laying the blame 90 ins tIs
Ing the presents IL il Hoped however tnx 80
these presents shall have been given 70 taem' wv
will be more trsctab!e.
FEiGRATIoS.-Ip formation has been receives
\ eo;restor6eLt at Bremsn that 44,9Ii euprv
III that poIt for America between tue ist o. .n;os
md the 18th Of October 1871. Inc bnmoe' " yr.;an
.nployed in cove yiDg Passengers was H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26
TIE CANALS The Albany Journal Of Nov. %,

TIE CANALS -7Re Albany Journal Of Nov. %,
Gays:
1.-THE Auditor is assured by official information 10
ceved from along the line, that the reports Of tho
Canals being" closed" ct various points are untrue;
rather, exaggerstoDs Of the delays and dstsn-
pasr, sno do pas through the entire Csssl subject
10 occasional delays perhaps, butin no case 70 posivs
sioppsge. Every effort will be made By taos: u
charge to keep the Canals open to the latest possible
period and to facilitate the movement Of produce 70
naIket. No mails reach us from west Of Buhsso 70
cay; ard We nfsr distractions of the Railways IN
Ohio and Canads either by freshets or the spow.'
The Buffalo papers Of Monday evening say:
"The ruih Of water down the hsrbOr On FndsyBRns
was 10 great o. TO force chsnnel through the en-
separate race and canal from the nver Ab,at 100
feet Of the embankmsnt was carried away. large
force of men were employ ed on Saturday and Sunday
in repairing the break"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-26
GOV. WALKERS LAND OPERATIONS.

TIE Washington Union of Tuesday Gays:
We bave the best authority for saying that the ru-
nor in ejaculation about the speculation OF Governor
Walker in public lands is false in the main and in all
lite parts, and for these reasons:
first: Gov. Walker has boughtno lands in Kansas
Second: Gov. Walker has bought no lands any
where; and
Third: No part of the reservation at Fort Leaven-
worth has been sod.