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what subsequsot TO ttM dss ne following ,rsns Of
land made BY rinRy Church prior 70 l8l4
1885, lots The senior Pasus Of The Preso, terrain congre
res the poraon for the ferry between this city
end Pawies HOOK
CT Yeeey street.
1890 for tss LuAOs sses a.d for another In Chris
lslC iots Tor . free school in Hudson street
61 Grants land Murray and Barclay ami
extending from Church street 70 The rver. TO Colum
biA College
Eas. Gysn,s for the ste of Trinity Charity school
lsO, let's TO 70 sane.
NLeal ming.
1895 70 lots TO st. Marks church
ISL. 25 lots To Grace church.
1872, 80 lots to st Georgia.
1890. 8 lois to ct. Peter q Westchesisr.
1907, lots to st. Stephens
lsU7, 6 lots TO ct Mcbsei's and st. james.
1873 4 lots to 81 James
1905, lets to Christ church
l0S let from 1878 to iab inclusive.
1s9 lots to Ct Georges tlushng to 0rsse church. ia
maica 70 b. jan es, NewtowH; 2 TO TT. AIMS,
Bicoklyn' 5 to Trinity, Utica
Grants n meney and botd during the same -
5lU 90
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The FRHNCH PRIH ON CnSrRAL AMsRIcA.-Ths Paris
Pow FebruAr, 2sh and March gives tho history Of
the difference between the Untied States and England
about Central America The Poy remarks that the lead
ing journals of England have always exhibited great pru
depoe when there 10 talk OF conflict with the United
States and that is certain great commercial interest
involved In the question, when tao nations such - the
Anne, leans AND tho EpgiSh are dhputing . territory.
Toe Frepch wvikr states that 10 the policy OF
administration 70 gain tune, and that they will
delsy - long possible before binding the mseves
by uesty Their mode OF establishing themselves 10
the op,hevn republics sayS be- be much better de-
tended than thu OF the English 10 taking military pos
session. In TACT Disagreement soipgton may OBJECT
that walker has called into the countries OF which
be 10 poRthe chief In Nicaragua, ~ the wishes OF
the king parties OF those republics; be has been
called hore regularly by contracts Of col mutations no
also there owner OF 81 900 OF land % we'll
90 cor QueFor; II the character Of Walker not
well known, why should he NOT be represented %
oppressed citizen. Shom the United safes ougot to sup
oort who he's right every other, to the protec
lion OF his gover pmsntp
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NEW PUBLICATION.

NEW FRUIT AND FLOWER CATALOGUE FOR
u With Description and prices OF all tr.cs plants
needed IN the garden lAsr orchard vtnery
it'll the htes novelties WIN be 0rwTdcd On sppu
B. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries, Ply movth Mass
NEW nLUsTRA7sO MAGAZINE rue LxDtFy
~ JOyRNAL All iLLUstR ,rED MIsIELunSY
Now ready tor april NJ chespest msgas&ue tho sorid
Illustrated tails fou- Of s~Ee coiored 6sh,eu
Plate; COPIES OF ce'enr' d panungs and 9th y
CRAVINGS Price Is 81 90 rhs q dartdsd "
the most ente' snR Cd valuable Magazine pablshsd Sod
everywhere Adore, ecstorgood Co pab ishess IcnnI
ror Budrg Phi lace phiA
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OCCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

M. W. POWELL. oCuI.Isr AND AURrsr, ATTENDS
~ " disesses q he eye and ear, from until :
Wet Fcureenh street Arscis eyes inserted without the
shehstf tetu.
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PURAL AFrAIss -tKuIss VS.. DIseAsEITHs
% Of r.TSt Only
II sc N LIFE ILLUSTRATING In this we may see
ourselves IS others zee % Only four cents skyour ne Va
men to get copy.
News IN A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO JERUsAe
n lem .Sossr Prophet Bo.ieo Oh riches; Where I. tot
Wer. Death OF Mormon President Fare vel Addrts,
We, biz Personal Matters &C In LIFE ILLUSTRATED
Only four Gems
IL rps in LIFr ILLUSTRATED.
poRrERs SPIRIT
cosrssrs
aa a,y-ly g hasS.tS y Tosss.,ou.
n, fir,. n.n on o., a love Cr,e.uoy Dick tsoaary.
fb sSs SS.'m in SG. ess ssaep.c
10, nr, ~ cs scs b., csaisss, smu
, ss1lT on " M sI ss;,,sr.
Deacon 1horp's Pigeons By Hs,le areea.
Down ,ne Gsnes.-ByR.H.
The s%srissn H....a In England
,hess-By G. IA. saniey.
The wardrobe.
The po"do,r
Fsshiors for Spring.
Tn. vrrys@Aay DsrAnrxssr.
Hog ch a,ss,
. AGRICULTURAL DEPARyNEss.
Important nswers 10 correspondents
A hsnsdy for Bots IN Horses
1ke1M.
fprrs Meeting al Mobie-Four DAYS Running.
Eagnclh Course Moble-fhree Days Irounx
Trttilrr n Madison, VIA
A HUNDRED Mile Race
Troting at New orleans
LecAL rsrsLLIGEEcs.
rire Department
Military department.
Naval ipelhgence
Fttlspa
1be Markets
Music an tire Drama &C, Ac, nc.
For .ale everywhere.
Price ouly cents.
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EXPIRE ssES..

ISLAND OF Cuba EXPRESS Of P. @. BOM3ALIHR
60 Havana Freight and PARCELS for al par OF Cuba
forwarded by each mai sesper Next eIeess will leave
Sc urday, March 70 Black Warrior leaving A. r. n
Fregbl should the before with
contents and values for clearing at customs.
WALLS FARGO a co agents, 8: Broadway.
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THH BALL SEA SON.

IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE WISH EXPRESSED %
many lsot gentlemen Who preseot q the
bal The ew sosk sesdsmy Of Muse for tho snet o the
tupd s-cond will be given for the
TUESDAY I'h Of sprl next which Intended sA
10 br,llapcy md decorative the drs particulars
Which viii be IIblished at early day.
NEW yosK Feb Is, 1857.
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OFFICE OF THE PIrrsBgRa. roar WAYNE AND

w ANTED-Sl H0.-A LADY. HAVING IavasrED ALL
w her funds lucrative enterprise highly credaoe
rquires loan Of the above sum- to save her fon the sdvaa
Good reference security and centage given any
rhe persop, fer ninety days. Address Mrs e., herald
o.
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COPAsTNERsIIR NOrIOEs.
sOEO -PAR1NER WASTED. IN A LIGHT CASH
You: m.nuis .grirs bushes: ,hs, viii pay two bus
~, ,::% %s q s. srss, s1 sSenssa and Apply
Broadway rom IS JOHN HUrr CO.
HoOO PARTNER WANTED TO ASSIST II raE
pss. 'pS per cent srOss IN
c "a. IN o%sscs ssssT ss -
&00H -PARTstR WANTED IN Az ESTABLISH.
SOUU. ed business done esclueyey for cssh md pas
rss %S. seizure spss . Se .' sppy
ihe cihce No Ia Chambers street, second door
wASsS AZ . ssass
ss ssS 's s into 0ssss 'g '
&Q00 WAIVED. A PARIrHR IN A REAL Es
SOvN fi ss prUa I
% vi co.. % spe- Ss' sHt can ''p"
cI 11n0 WANTED. A PARrsEs, Win TINS
SI.OUU s%oaa, spsss. WIN -. .a.s5,:s. 70
Hssis odic s with oar name. &c. go, 80 =,
$l.5v0; ING .: Ave s:s:. 2 sy:s. 4 i :
purehssns address J. r. Dor 10 Herald once Agents
$4,000 rd rssT.a sg sn..s wsTs IHa'
.sO snssses sG,.s ard ,ss :. .. s,s y shs s
9TH s susnss msv ns monopon'ed = 'S' ssr
SZ-CVU. psIn Ssy s,rs. and potato business. with
ss suspea. gsd city refsrence can Be given
CAL address note 20 q. c. A, CROOKS Hotel Us
Washington street for one week
90 mn -1HE ADvERrIsER Is DEsIEoys OF EN-
TO.OUV; gazing in business .sers capital and erpe-
spers with full particulars only will be attended TO. Ad.
dTsss New York Herald oeice.
U1 IN mn -As ACTIVE PRACIIcAL BUSINESS
pIU.UUU. wants opportunity Of investing fr m
$500 SIC eco secured business OF on security and OBJ.
profits fs aad for HE services Address
n. ID. B. bor 1895 Post Office
DARYNER wANTED-IN NEW hANUFACrURE.
i OF great importance ~ 800 viii purchase one quarter
interest part down sOo be rssyed With In
Principals only need apply - sAMUkb CARSON, VII
| liam street room 20 from 10 70 3 o'elocs
THE COPARTNrRsHtY HERgT0FORE EXISTING
under ire Of VIII Gesder, Wholesale and retail
liquor bush ives dissolved on me iyn Of March BY mn
tual consen The OF the late firm will be settled by
Friederch olsnder. Frederich gander viii continue the
Wholesale and retail uauor business At Is Elizabeth street
/ Fn1EDERTCH CHAMBER,
| March 10, 1857 JOHN WITT.
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nllsCE LLANEUUs.

1G6 Canal. STREET (NEw NO. 4sp NEAR VA
1OO rick W. Van No'Es-we have large
sssortment OF mahei gates tc
ard stoves for sae reasonable ar.s ranges
set lined and repaired Stoves lined and repaired
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
a e WsPAPERs.

DURAL AFFAIRS -tKUIrs VS.. DISGASE-TH
N Ezekiel Pear ia Origin and history; the Hygenc InhI
of rAnoE kn CIT aprcservstve Of heal
&s in LIFEfLLusTRATEb Only four cents. Newsms
have H.
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OFFICE PANAMA RAILRO % COMP M, NEW YORR
~ March H. 1857 Tho annual election for thirteen Diroo
tors Of the Panama Railroad Company will be held
Of the company 70 Wall street Building Monday
he 9th day OF april nex- 1he polls viii open ~ IL
and close ct Pm JOS r. JOY. 0ecreArv
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CCOUNr BOOKS AND SrHr1ONERY.-rHG SUB
"A scoers having enlarged their premises ana oths- vie
much ncresed their fac ties for conductns the general
biar book and stationery business beg esveo cell the ~
tepton Of nerchsn's manufacturers aud buuuea
rail- 70 their large and ssotmeni Of account ecck
all OF cir manufacture, for the city trade-edgo
jourras cay book invoice books receipt beOss CASH iua
poe bill aot books diaries for 1851 Of AL stzey
blank hooks ruled and bound pattern all wareaod
good ane made do ~n and enid at lowest town
prices RAfkOH HOWE a FEhhf,
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EaEAT REVOLUTIONS IN &c 4IEs AID PLArF0eu
VI balances Rights for states or wolcou's oseoraasd
wheel SCALES be secured BY calling KeddAS.
agent a the American institute 5l Brosd~ay shore
mose of these be for days only rhs
81 deare~ OF Aocu'scy by them aud the lsv
pf fce which be ~
mapd them the the public 70 the Superior
ty Of these scaies rfer.oces NAV be bad 70 Herr, ne
Recording Of the merican Ins tne New York.
sebv Of the sAry and stuie, Aaa-
more and many other eminent parties
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Do1NTFR DOa IOsT.-Ar OLD POtwTER DOG
Il marked With liver cclored spots ownerN name. New.
pert the collar The finder sill be rewarded By returning
he dog 10 tie stable, No. 13 Clinton place
CrOLRN-Or FRIDAY EVENING, AARCH IS FROM
- The house 1873 nesncey street aod hunting watch,
crystal and hand broken; cold lepine wasch one
guard chsn and aide, with ws<e fob chain snd
seal. with . charm stsehet and enc small gold sod nsir
trumpet ny re,ninng me SINE or giving inos1n sa
4u grart street. bs ri reward viii given and M
q ua 81 asked.
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a DvICE FOR TIE FIRST Or MAI.
"A If ttir gs for Gas 0reenbouse you should need
nd you will when next Nay you remose,
Then the words OF Song should caiei,,y heed,
end experience their value wn prove.
Be careful before any bsrgsiu n mAda,
That NO BURGERS your omises enter
But apply to John Wilson the d-~t in his trade,
At his store thirty nps down IN Centre.
JOHN q. WILAON gas litter, 70 Centre s near OuAos-
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ohiof recommendation arc thAs h
lnotensvo contains soeds OF weeds suAce
and In its operstn vegetation nod 81 s saens
time Il In harmless thai be In dircS Spnts6 lh
the seed plant without injury which s toAnr unlike oG
feruizern II ~ bring early OF bcana pJssoA
10 and for lawns and plats Ia unrtvu1e1
The ms quantity used and the OF application rsunvs
very The price barrel ~. hrve baS
RES S. and 81 80 per bare for any assnty over d. -
81 BY msD Or firnished ArAls appcAncu Address -
'ODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
60 Gor.land arss< y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-18

A report having prevailed that Mr. Andrew
jackson, jr, did deliver that box to Councilman
Van Tie, and afterward got it back again under
pretense of wishing personally to hand it to the
Mayor, Mr. jackson has written to a newspaper to
cay that they are not very particular at tho City
Hall about telling the exact truth, fact which
may be new to him, but is by no manner of means
new to US. He denies most emphatically that he
ever legally delivered the box to Mr. Van Tine.
He merely lent ii to him to show to bis relations,
under a promise to return it 90 Monday morning,
which promise, to our great astonshment, was
Kept. He says that Van Tine agreed to publish
refutaton Of this rumor, which promise, not at all
to our establishment, he has not kept. So the
wrath of Wilson, the cast iron sweat into which ne
permitted himself to get the naughty oaths which
he uttered ard bis danger Of bursting vessel u
were quite unnecessary. We presume, and it is q
relief TO presume, that be will now give up bis no.
ton Of bringing an action of repleyin for the Sex.
We thing it would be good deal more sensible to
get the opinion Of some court as to the feasibility Of
executing the box item of Gen. Jacksen's VIII
We think it would, for various reasons, be declared
yoid
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Gen. William Walker supposes he is on the eve
of fresh invasion of Nicaragua and has telegraphed
bis confederates to join him at designated South
EN- port He gives out thai be is amply supplied
with men, money and munitions, and has assurances
Of the cOnnvance of the Federal Administration.
If there are any fools not yet used up who want to
Iuxurate On unsavory mule steaks and horse car
riop, and lie for weeks with a shattered ankle un.
after ded and unfed in swampy chapparal, now is
their chance. DON'T al speak 1t once
Walker is out in new manifesto, purporting to
prove that he did not purpose the establishment Of
Slavery in Nicaragua until observation and study
copyirctd bin that "the peculiar institution was
needed to develop the resources of that country
Ublucl lily for him, however, all the arguments he
adduces in favor of Slavery in Nicaragua are based
on alleged facts in the history Of Hayti, Jamaica
&C., which were jus. as well known to him and
as conclusive five years since as they are now
But Walker wants money from the South and
dupes from the North, and will probably secure
both.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-18

.uhiee, Of TEMPERANCE BE wss boarding the bea''
in hi, den. Three or four doors beio" MN 'ne
keeper Ct 8 grog-shop in spite OF the Jaw, ..u
casting defiance at the sovereign authority ., INC
peop.e Of the State Of New.York had taken doNn
one shutter and opened half door, and was aus
pensrg his variou.ly colored fluids BY g's'hso'.
Suddenly a deputation from this shop aPproaeneu
the little sidewalk meeting, which, up 70
that time, had been peaceable. Staggering row
dies, with faces to which New.fork brandy and
other liquids Of the purest city vintase' had gwen
the color of mahogany urged on hshgrown boy,
pale with early vices and who had evidently gradu'
sted in the highest Dead Rabbit semnares-a
most precocous student Of shame, and exceed
iDgly cunning, even in his tender years OF bis own
overthrow. This poor boy, encouraged BY his com
panions, pushed his way through the press, and,
taking bis stand BY the speaker, requested him.
with hdeous oath, to "dry up He moreover
with other unrecordable saths, declared that no
bad listened to enough Of that casing DE
then declared, with additional oaths that no In
tended to address the meeting. lie was vsne-
mently cheered by bis ruby-visaSed friends IN
the crowd. The lecturer begged him to be
silent. but received only abuse and blasphemy IN
return. There was every reason to think that this
piilanthropi.t, who had gone into the by.way' to
preach, would be lynched upon the spot, when
member of the new Police appeared and expressed
bis opinion that those "who didn't want to listen
had better move on" He also declared himself to
be under decided impression that he should be
g obliged TO invite that boy to take a walk with
him." This silenced the wre!ched youngster, who
had been for some time growing rather uneasy, and
he skunk away followed by bis companions and
went directly to the corner grocery for his wages.
Now, there can be not doubt Of the place where
this boy will bring up. If Sing Sing does not get
him. another prison will. Or, if these miss him, 1t
will be the gallows, or some accident that VIII
cheat them. He will do little in the river'thiev-
ipg lile be will indulge in an occasional riot IN the
Sixth Ward in time, be may become scientific
cracksman, and he may be knocked on the head or
shot through the heart in porter-heuse brawi
He has been in this world sixteen years, perhaps,
ard this is bis fair outlook and imposing prospect
There are thousands like him in New York, who
never saw the inside of a school room, who never
crossed the threshold Of church, and who, while
lawyers fight and judges droue about the constitu-
tionalty of an excise law and Sunday law, are
throwing away all hope of an honest manhood or OF
an honorable death. And this is but one scene of
the panorama of vice and ruin. He who would
witress others It'll more frghtful may do so with
out much expenditure Of time and pains.
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There was an attempt at rain storm at

There was an attempt at a rain storm at the be-
ginning tf this week, but little drizze and good
deal of cloud and fog all that was realized in
this quarter. North Of us, we believe there was
smart shower on Monday morning After couple
Of bright days, We had the beginning of regular
Equincctial yesterday morning; but it cleared of
about noon, and was warm and bright for the rest
Of the day. In the evening, We had smart
shower, which may bring our Equinoctial back
again, though We think it will not. Meantime,
here has been no frost in any part of the country
for the last ten days and the Indian Corn has come
rapidly forward. We have heard of it as out Of
danger as high as the middle of Wisconsin. One
week more without frost is all We can reasonably
sk for.
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Of the Convention most plainly. Here wa
gathering Of pious men-paston and laymen-
d. DIS, S. 7. DIS and deacons-who met e1-
pressy for the purpose Of lending the sanction OF
Christianity to system which keeps over three
millions Of black men in chains. They met TO
prop up Slavery by declaring it to be Of God, and
whoever says they met for any other purpose il
either fool or falsi6er To accomplish this, the
delegates exerted all the learning and eoquencs at
their command. What followsl Why, the ne
groes are at once exceedingly impressed with the
beauty Of the religion which sanctions their bond
ege ard their hoggipep. and embrace it in droves
No wonder Mr. Read boasts Of the powN Of the
Convention.
We have already dared to think what wicked
place Richmond must be, when, upon the conversion
of two white citizeni, the Rev. Mr. Read thinks it
necessary to write special letter to The Obserrer
announcing the important fact. We are afraid that
Mr. Read has heretofore found white converts
rather scarce, and, indeed, they do not appear to
be as plenty as blackberries even now. The cell
ored people seem to mOnopolize most OF the rell.
gon of the city. Ministers have been 80 fully en-
eokeu III Hi'hIDg tuo sia'eb Piousiy uVSHS "n"
Christianity contented, that they have had no time
to attend to the masters. Therefore, there is
very wide field for the labOrs of such men as Mr..
Read. We know, to be sure, that religion lie not
80 necessary in master as 10 q negro, who gen.
orally needs all the consolation he can get. We
know ttat there are objections to having the mas-
tiers too religious. Vital piety Of the strongest
kind might tighten the blow and relax discipline,
and thus be decidedly "iDcendiary." We repu-
diste ttis reasoning. We point proudly to Deacon
NetberlaId. We suppose he is about the most
pious man in all Tennessee, and does he spare the
rod and spoil the slavel On the contrary he is
beautiful and exemplary hogger, with talents for
the business worthy of Red River. Let Mr.. Read,
therefore, take the white folks in hand. Let him
wrestle with Gov. Wise, with Roger Pryor, and
with g." the man of mystery, who threat
eped to shoot Roger Pryor And when he has
converted these three, let him write another letter
TO The Observer.
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That point appears to be settled.

MyIrIyG OF The EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF TIT
NY. STATE TEMPERANCE SociErY-IMpoRrAsrA c.
rroy OF TIE CoMMITTBE.-A q meeting OF the Er.
acp,ive Committee of the NewYork State Temper.
snee Society, held on the sth inst, after fall discus
sion. the following resolutions were unanlnous,y
adopted
Her,d That 90 authorized BY the State Temperance 80
ciety annual meeting ana ID sSsotdsnse WITH
ont the Stat. and the expressed wishes Of the friends Of Pot
bOn assembled in County ~, snss 30 S
the state TO NEE. the City of Rochester on the Sth Sep
% !. Ss sprdaciD. State election Who :. @
Of the and enforcement Of Prohbtory Liquor law
A.. 10 e tdSn be requested to send delegate. tie Con-
veuion without regard party equal IN 70 Two ou
90 chosen be Vel authenticated in favor Of the Osec.c
which the Convention 10 called. ,o,,
BY order Of the Committee. L. WATSON, Rec Sec'y.
We print the above as requested, but woaabs
understood a. regarding the call as instisated By
adversaries of the Temperance cause, who seek to
draw of few thousand votes from the Republicans
in order to improve the doleful chances Of tho
Slave Democracy. If the Republicans OF any
County or District see fit to nominate Prohibition
lists, very coed; but distinctive Prohibition csnd.
dates are sure not only to be defeated but to pru'
dice the cause they would seem to serve. The
cause of Temperance cannot in this way be pro-
moted. In view Of the well known judgment of our
Court of Appeals, it is not possible to elect Fro
hibitory Legislature in opposition to the candidates
of the several political parties but it is poss bic to
attempt it and thus squander few thousands Of
mainly Republican votes-and this is what the
wire workers behind the curtain are after. We
cannot help them.
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The fears which have been entertained concern
ng the fate of the steamship Central America have
proved well-founded. BY dispatch from Charles
ton we learn that she foundered on the 18th inst.
But 60 out of SO passengers were saved. No
mention is made of the s 600 in specie which
abe had on board, but it must have gone to the
bottom. The names of the saved are not given
To tho,e who have friends on board, this disaster
il, as such disasters always are, terrible blow.
In Wall street, the loss Of so large an amount Of
specie at the present fnsncial crisis may produce
aicst serious effects.
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involved will be cheerfaIly borrs ia visv 1 = .
rssni.uee Sod importance Of the end cou.enpl,..s

On one point .hs Press seems for once "a (.
upanimous-thas the State Ticket m.de up h.
week at Syracuse was nominated 10 b beat.
Thus The Courier and Esqrirer, whoso intel,s,.
correspondent Sentinel" was o. tho erou,I
throughout, says:
"The list Of nominees, with the single eree,,l,, A,
the candidate for the Court Of Appeals judge Ds.,s
appears 10 have been prepared with the special infant
OF counting defeat.
So the correspondent Of The Times writes:
"The nominations, with the exception Of Judge of
the Court Of Appeals, were made with more Una
nimity than usual in any Convention. The su,oe.
tion that the ticket could not succeed very ses
eral Aspirations for place were in ratio 10 the su,-
posed eh arces Of success
So the correspondent Of The Herald, whose gym.
pathies are all with the party in whose nsne tAs
ticket is presented, Gays:
There was no struggle, because the thing Wa ~
arranged beforehand, and, as nobody imagined shs
ticket could be elected no! very great rush
for the empty honor OF figuring upon 1t.
That point appears to be settled. 81