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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28

I@2HlIjrT5' bella DOnnn-To and from New Orleans,
Bayou Sara Fort Adams, Williamsport, Port
Hudson and all ntermedate landings, the BELLA DONNA
VIM McCombs MASTER will her old
Saturday August 18TH and will continue throughout the
leaving New Orleans Saturday evening" at O'Clock
and Bayou Sara Wednesday evening" arrival of
from Wooiville.
RA clerk will be the Levee to receive freight Thurs
day morning,
rParticuar attention paid to the receiving landing
passengess and freight a all hours of the day and night
jy2a HOLMES l. CLAUsS, II Tchoupitonlas st,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28
coNsJGNEEs.

B0ST0N-Shlp Marathon--Oglesby Maoanlay--A Thomp-
&co-Tus uobart-yose Bros---sanierd < Bro--J Il
Marks seo--W IL Meisllan-I n Bridge-G g Gaines Sco
Richards Soeomb 8eo-L SeurteVant kco-and erdef.
NEW YoRK-Ship Mediator--W @ Bettertan &eo--Bredow
Il WuthofJ Adams .ScoEali Kemp sco-i W Bprbsidge
&eo-B Baesner Stanton Newmaa--J s Atkens,o
Putnam Henderson PeaeE Bauer-P Rotchtosd
-Gieorce Conney-ti l. Dokon Son-D BdweilJ Oliver
--Thcrnhil Sco--C W Newton &co--Lob \ Charpaner--
pglesby Siacauay-Perkins hugely, Blair &co-W
Violet Sco-G Pnekard ScoJ Woodruff &eo,,f Bsiliy
Blanchard &eo-C Rayly &c4Maj Beauregard-Bli, Ellis
SeoL FsshGorson Atnstrcng-Pownsend, Fonlpkns &eo
and otder,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at s o'clock +. N.
49,. II H q IT Il a n w, n. n NJ n s n a

lE1ss - II. w. Powell, J; II. Ess master, win
Ashton Pchcs Point Skipwts Landing Lake Providence
Camack's Landing Miken's Bend, yieksburg Grand Gulf
Rodney Nachez Fort Adams, Red River Landing Bayou
Sara Port Hudson Baton Rouge Paquemine and
vile as above The R. Powell will take Yazoo river freight
passage, apply Oh board, or to I. B. SMITH, Agent
se3 Tchoupoulas street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28

II w INLA N ID
AAA III FsE3 EE3 ROUTE TO TExAS-For NNI&SRS
EZeeias-aaa-G -Gslvestoa and 1ndianoa,
duced Rates for passage, freight and insurance.
Leaving every SUNDAY and THURSDAY, by the NEW Or
LEANS AND OPELoUSAs RAILROAD,
Connecting at Berwck's Bay with the and splendid
steamships GALVESTON and 0PEIoUSAS Of 1900 tuns bur
then each bu expressly this route and constructed
avoid dangers and delays heretofore arising from
sage of the Texas bars
Passengers Orleans from the Ferry Landing,
opposite Jackson Square, on SUNDAY and THURSDAY
MORNING. o'clock commencing on Thursday the LIST of
October 1857.
The OPEIOuSAs Capt A. Van Horne Ellis, will leave
SUNDAYS, and the GALVESTON. Capt. Henry Denson.
THURSDAYS. 80 4
Returning the days OF leaving Indianola will be WEDNES
DA AYS and ATURDAYS: and Galveston on SUNDAYS and
THURSDAYS.
Freight be received daily Sundays excepted Com
panys Landing in New Orleans the foot Of ST. Louis street.
will be transported through Of deatnaon without
of kind the lowest rates heretofore charged
by the line Of outside steamers.
For freight passage apply the office Of the Company
he only office Of the lire In New Orlcans Of St. Peter
and Levee opposite jackson where cabin plans
Of the may beseen, and state secured
A. Il. SEGER, Vice President
my11 N. o., Opeousas and G.. w. Railroad Go.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28
Sc p aa Eals6s ny xsB BthkiEsAA4Fss,b akEA4 s,bk4as n s

k4 49, Xsas1f{.A5 eYR ABROAD. Rek
Passenger Train leaves New Orleans, daily st 13o ococ
NJ; arrives at Boekhaven, Miss one hundred and twenty
leaves Brookhayen every day 2, ago o'clock A. NJ and
FAREThrce cents mile, each Chdren under nvs
years age free Children between i've and twelve years Of
age and colored persons, half price, ~,
SEASON TICKETS may be obtained st the ONCE Of the
Company Caliops aud Magnolia ALSO family tickets,
whoss halves packages Of ata reduced price
Colored persons permitted ride In without
the s,aons and from which they may 60 A. the pass will
direction only those making trip both will have to os
provided with two e = s9s 1Fs 8555
intermediates stations AZ 4o A. every Tuesday Thurs
tersdnts stations every Monday Wednesday and Friday
morning. $3.50 O'Clock A. NJ This train stops Fridays and
Saturdays Flag taons midway between regular satfons
receive and deliver freight but not any other days
1 freight wpbe received at the New Orleans depot
after 6 O'Clock p. III. - ~ 81
line Of four horse mail from Brookhaven
to Jackson andom jackson Brookhaven day connect
ing with the passenger trains. IS III
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28
Leaves on TUESDAY, 29ih instant, at 5 O'Clock N.
Hs. REGULAR RED RIVER PACK

lhTlLi. e-For .ampte, Grand Ecore Natchoches, st
Maurice, Montgomery, Durard's and Buxtor's
Landings Mouth Cane riye- Cotile Aexandria Normans
Goos and Barbns Landings and all intermediate landings
Old and Red riversThe splendid passenger Mont
gomery, J. j. Compe-e master, j. ID. kenon clerk will
ieaye above For freight passage apply board.
d24 j. S. PAGAUt,, Advertising Agent
RFreigh also taken for Cane and Little Rivers and dev-
erred at the different landing,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28

Leaves every SATURDAY, at O'Clock P. NJ.
r. REGULAR SATURDAY PACKET
lErAElAksisS FOR ViCKSBu RG-The fine steamer Is. W.
Adams, Oh. T. Marshall. master, will leave
for ViGkshg Warrenton New Carthage Grand GULF St Jo
Baton Rouge Paquemine Donadsonve and the Coast,
above. For freight passage, apply board.
w. @. PORTER. 13 Grayier street.
Particular attention given to plantation business Yazoo
river freight taken high with the privilege Of
nit
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28
SEN RS,

BELo w-CoMING UP.
/, Cole, days from Tampico, to Fernandez eco
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28

Leaves TUESDAY. the 18th inst 8 P. N.
~. REGULAR GRAND EGoRE AND
lAEIt s. Nstch,toches rscke-The fine, fast
saraakfA ming, magnificent passenger packet steamer
Knpides. Jno O Dowiy, master, 2 J. Bassto clerk,
Alexandria, Co,ie Gortons landing Barbn's Landing Nor
mans Landing all intermediate Landings Red river via
Little rivers For freight apply board
GEO. u. HltE tO,
Front street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28
ATTAK A P A S .
FOR RED RIVER.

Leaves TUESDAY. Dec. 20 h, at 5 T. NJ positively.
INDEPENDENT PEOPLES LINE. .I=
r. - FOR HURRICANE AND CARO-
6AH1k lima Bluffs Shreveport, Grand Bayou, Campte
Esaaes Grand Ecore, St. Maurice Alexandria, Gorons
andinghe elegant light draught md fast running packet
will above and all intermediate landings above
For freight or passage apply on board.
deg j. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28

Leaves FRIDAY. January LIST. at S O'Clock p. M.
ME MPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
Packet Lne-For Memphis and the Bends-The
frst-cass steamer III. Il. w. Hill. Captain
FL Newell will receive freight Wednesday the
Girod street. and will leave above For freight passage,
apply on board, or to j. II. FREIIGH,
Office under the st. Charles Botel
Line connects at Napoleon with regular Packets for
the Arkansas and White rivers and at Memphis with superior
Packets for st. Louis and for Louisville.
r- dams Express carried regularly by this Line dog
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28

Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
, r. COAST AND LAFOURCHE PACK ET.-
= The swift and splendid passenger packet
ssssszsh Gen. Pike, j. j. Brown, MASTER A. Fl. Gar
tue clerk, New Orleans every Wednesday NJ
and every Saturday p NJ For freight passage having
superior commodalions, apply board
J. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
The Gen. Pike will continue regular packet during
entira
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28

Leaves on SATURDAY January 9s at o'clock p N.
, ffesse - REGULAR MEMP PACK
iSMh4a6s ET-rhe splendid passenger packet Eclipse,
Boadwell. master will leave above,
larly every other SATURDAY. taking freight for Napoleon
for White and Arkansas rivers and all landings and plantations
the bends For freight apply board
dl4 JN0 E. HYDE Il CO. 65 Poydras street.
n The Eclipse will attend to her Vicksburg friends and
as
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28

Leaves on TUESDAY, 10Th inst, at o'clock P, N.
f.. REGULAR JEFFERSON AND
6ARS1-sEss Lake Caddo packet CndldO Belle - For
isse@a Jefferson Smithlaud Port Caddo, Benton Mon
terey Mornings Landing Albany Shreveport Grand Bayou
Caniptc Ecorp Alexandria and all intermediate land
ings The very light hit steamer CADDO BELLE
A. Barnes master T. B. Goyne clerk will leave above For
freight passage apply on board or TO
SPEAKE & McCREARY
d2s 3 Tchoupitoulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28
COAST AND LAFouRcHE.

7~I. REGULAR BALIZE AND COAST
lsfsl5h fsl5h al packet TWICE week United States mail
FssSsssa steamer 3. s. Frentiss, Jas. McQuoid,
terThis splendid and fast running will leave New
Orleans for Baze every Saturday. 10 o'clock A. NJ and
every Wednesday, 10 o'clock A. NJ for Point la Hache
only. Returning. leaves every Sunday morning arriving
New Orleans Monday and Thursday For freight
sage apply on board, to
P. ROTCHFORD, % Tcboupitoulas street.
A. TITUS, IS Old Leyee street.
4. PAGAUD Aypnt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28
Leaves every THURSDAY at 5P NJ
r. REGULAR THURSDAY U. S. MA

l6Ahkss packet VicIksburg, j. NJ. White MASTER will
leave as above, for Lake Providence Skpwi,hs
Landing Miiikens Bend Vcksbnrg Grand Gulf Rodney
chez the Const and all intermediate landings freight
having unsurpassed accommodaons apply board
MO W. G. PORTER IL Grayier street
The steamer vcksburg will take YRzoo river freight
through bills Of adng with the privilege of reshppng
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28
FOR YAZOO RIVER.

Leaves on MONDAY, 2Sth inst, at 5 Pm.
, REGULAR TEN DAY PACKET-FoR
Prhirie Jefferson Ion, Red Month"; Dousy's
Iandins, Kinks Ferry, and all intermediate
lanungs Gut RVerThe superior light draugh passenger
acket steamer Lotus, VIM. Dillon master, g. Dunlap
Clerk will leave as above For freight passage apply
board.
d2S ]. S. PAGAUD. Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28

6@s. COAST AND LAFoURCHE PACKET
The splendid steamer DIR. Batey, A. Dusas
master, leaves New Orleans every MONDAY at
p. NJ, and FRIDAY at A. M coming down leaves Thi-
bodaux every TUESDAY and SATURDAY P. NJ, and pass
down the Coast WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY For freight
or passage, apply on board, or to
A. LAFOREST. New Orleans;
s. T. DAUN1S Il BROS, Thibodaux; or
A. GINDRY, DonaldsoGyille.
NIL j. s. PAGAuD. Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
HIO RIV II r 8

lS Leaves on MONDAY. Dec. 2Sh, mt s r. M.
IL r. FOR PITTSBUHG, CINCINNATI
and Lonisyle md NIL Intermediate landngs-
Tho tne regular passenger packet steamer tn
South America, A. s. Shepherd, mastnr John Doyle
clerk will leave above For freight passage, apply
I 1d3 j. s. PAGAUp, Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28
Leaves on TU Es DAY December 2alh ats p NJ
fT.s. FUR CAMDEN DIR EIt,rN-The sw

Leaves WEDNESDAY. Both inst at5PM
HHS - REGULAR TEN DAY CAMDES PAS
sIAAA senger packet Judah TourO, G. W. Ewing.
mas err y S. Butler elerk-Fo Camden Beach
Hills GhHnpngnoe Wilmington, Moeau Pigeon Hills Marie
Saline Alabama Lnning Trenton Monroe Pine Blus Cas-
er Oning Columbia Harrisonburg Trinity aud all inter
mediate Gndng OuHchia Black rivers For or
passage apply on board, or to
G. L, KOUNS Al Front street
at Shaw Xunt's Office.
d0 j. s. PAGAUD, Advertising AGENT.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28
DENTISTRY,

sassssax- -sssaaaa CHARLES Il. fAEiILS 10. d. g.
No. lbl Canal street. between Carondelet and
SYYYTSTsa Baronne Streets New-Orleans. ARTIFICIAL
TEETH inserted in full partial sets Which,
of Beauty Utility and toe Wearer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28
ACHITA RIVER.

Leaves on TUESDAY, 29tll instant, o'clock p. NJ
HESs - FOR CAMDEN, BEACH HILLS, MIL
lsAhh,iEs s. LERs Bluff Ghampagioe Wi mingtou, Moro
Landing, Pigeon Hills, Marie Saline Ouncha
SSty Irsnion Iii Monroe Pine sfs Columbia arIisonbnrg
Ryers-The and ghdraught steamer Comet, draw.
ing oniy 10 inches waer John Jennings W. Clarke
clerk will leave above, taking freight all
For freight or passage apply on board
d2S j. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28

Leaves MONDAY. 18Th inst, at o'clock p M.
R Packet ct Llne1MondnE n, Passt- @ For Memphis.
Ben Franklin Capt j. D. Clarke viii receive
freight Saturday morning. God street and
or to j. II. FRELfSH, Agent,
Office under the ST. Charles HOTEL.
AThs Line Napoleon with regular Packets for
the Arkansas and White rivers and Memphis superior
Packets for ST. Louis and Louisville. -
a8Adams Express carried regularly by this Line. d22
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CsCrsAr, Oct ~, 1857.
ne Coumbas Jouy,ol has received re,urss upon which
sstimsses msjory Of % vc>ss M Chsss s repuboan
candidate fos Governor bu with PAudins and hegs
res hear fron- These counties have suoe been heard
from, and hsy respectively give Chsse majority o. lea
and zoo votes Yhs official returns change the reported
sores and In the aggregate shos fsvorssy or chsse
vbo 10 probably elected.
Clsusssri, Oct N, 1851.
The returns from all The counties In the als are H. ana
each party chns that they carried The ais by 400
majority. me oheai returns osiy ~tli dsnde hov the
STATE BIAS goss
Tss o'Ctocx p NJ
oAio 10 undecided Inc Republican returns give Chase
col ms ortiy, vsus ths democrats give Payne 100
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THE LATEST NEWS.

Interesting from Washington.
OUR TRoUBLBs WITH NEW GRANADA-rHK rAsaMA
ls1HAUs F0R sALE-HAYTiRN OUfRAGKs OF
AMERICAN CrrI2Es's--pR0GRsss sor TIE NoRrR-
wssTxRs BOUNDARY COnnIssIoN, gre.
WASHINGTON, Got. Il, 1851.
Advices received represent ,hst New Granada s
disappointed in the Convention lately agreed upon between
Genera Herran and government and further, tns,
the President mas bean authorized 10 sell the Isihmus
important, dispatches received nj the State Depart.
men, to day nom cape. Hayden, reporting further
gcs upon American citizens
Mr. sprole, Iaie oonndeuuai scierk vioe Prssden,
Bright entered upon his duties to dsy confidential agent
cfihe Treasury Department
1esT anhrs uu received .. the Interior Department
prt the Nor hwessrn Boundary Commission the 18Th
o. August, ped iAe shore Of semAhmoo Bay eas,
OF PUNT Robers and the forty ninth parallel They
expected to sn fcs the interior al ssyly dap The
Eransh surveying party had not arrived Toe Brush
Conmissiocu bad Joined tho American Com Hs
10 In command OF propeller carrying twenty
os Founders. Mr. Campbell, the American Commissioner,
had gone up Puget sound in the steamer Aovs Tor lum
Der ms party we're Abou, TO bald hints for winter
quarters.
In TIE flnl Naval Court 70 day the Of Esusenani
wbnps was called and Commander O II Poor testified ia
behalf OF The government ia the second Couri, in tho
OF lieut. Murray, Chaplain Barton and Surgeon Gre;r
.eaed In behalf OF the applicant Ia the Third Court The
CT Com nander Shaw Yesterday concluded. The
defence win be read oa Tuesday.
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must be confessed thai the President hes exhibit
ed remarkable degree Of smiAbiaity.
Mr.. Douglas says ''that any appointments you
may make, OF persons you may retain In efioe
no matter how Gear and dear they may be to me
must not be considered a. any compensation
for the omission to appoint such democrats as I,
in common with the rest Of the Qllinois, delegs-
ton, have or may recommend" For the sake Of
the Kings English, Mr.. Douglas should have said
shave recommended, or may recommend" but,
aside from that, we must say that we are aston
ished at the mildness Of the Presidents reply to
this dsgracefnl example Of Senatorial dicta.ion.
The right of making his executive appointments
belongs exclusively to the President Mr.. Sena.
tor Douglas has no right to dictate in the matter
at all. If he had understood the proprieties OF
his position he would not have interfered in any
way, in reference to the official promotion of Mr..
Cuts. As it is, Mr.. Douglas demands that the
democracy Of Illinois shall have their full share
of the plumber, and that the family relations OF
Mr.. Douglas appointed to office shall be so much
in the way Of extra allowance.
Mr.. Douglas has something of the reputation
Of q statesman; he Is generally conceded to be
one Of the leading minds, and one of the leading
debaters Of the United States Senate; but here
he descends from the position of statesman
and of Senator to the dirty work of parcelling
out the epoils according to the lowest standard
Of the demoralized spoilsmen of Tammany Hall
in its worst days. The same ideas which would
control squad Of election bruisers in meeting
at the Pewter Mug-this office for Tom,
this for Dick, and this for Harry-ap-
pear to be with Mr. Douglas the crown.
ing duties of democratic administration He
seems, in this matter, to have no moral sense
no conception of the official fitness of things as
between a member of Congress and the Pres-
dent Of the United States. On the contrary, Mr..
Douglas, in this aforesaid offensive letter, re-
CARDS Mr.. Buchanan simply as the dispenser of
the spoils to the victors as the democratic mem
bers of the Congressional delegation of each
State may be pleased to order. According to
this rule Mr.. Douglas would be President, as far
as the Illinois appointments are concerned; and
thus, from State to State, Mr.. Buchanan would he
reduced to the mere boot black of this or that
member of Congress.
We would admonish Mr. Douglas tina. If he ex-
poets, eight ten or twenty years hence, to reach
the position now so honorably filled by Mr..
Buchanan, he must abandon this small business
of the peddling spoilsnan, aud devote himself to
his legitimate duties as a statesman and Sena-
tor. A man as mere spokesman may possibly
get to the Senate; but the experiment Of John
Tyler has proved that something more than the
spoiis src required for the Presidency.
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SENATOR DoL0LAs o. 1uE DIVISION OF me
srous.--The correspondence which wc publish
to-day between Mr. Senator Douglas and Mr.
Buchanan, in reference to the appointment Of the
fatber-in.law Of the Senator to responsible exc
cutive Office, gives us new Interpretation Of Mr..
Calhcun's maxim Of "the cohesive power of the
public plumber" Mr.. "ocrlls would Ike TO
have his father 'r-''w promoted, an mother re-
ltiivo retained "a cgoc ~. be .i,,. ihe Prcsi.
GuL 20 aaders ard that snyttiog 10 may do Ia
The premises must not b. considered "as cancel.
ling any pert of the claim which Illinois may
have ioh her just portion Of TIC federal patronage"
Ia reply TO this uicc and impudcnt distinction
between TIE claims Of The Illinois democracy and
he family relstons Of Mr. Senator Douglas, II
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HAYWOOD, OcS ~, 1857.
Two boJs, deaf mu'es, about twelve pears Of sss, IN
mates of,be Deaf and DAMP Asylum vsre innsns'y killed
This Sesnoon, -bs vsixre upoo the track n Inc Hart
ford and New Haven Rsrosd CONTRARY NE rules Of
the hylus They we're gong The way a. .hs carr,
AMI wsro no, s~se that train ~ss sppvosehins The
bodies we're hor''by mspT'ed. Thc- psues eve Iota
Psrssr Of Andover, ssAs ADD ss,I Dsvsou of Ssb 70
lem, a. rhsy he'd been 10 ine ASP ium three year.
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Dvsrous, Iowa, oot II, iN7.
Twenty one sous,ss have been heard FROM and ssmu.
els democrat for Governor, gains 800 on Fremon,s
majority. seventy esuniiss YEA 70 hear from rhs
legislature 10 probsbly democratic. In the General A.
senbly the democrats gain IA.
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rELEg RAPHIu.

sTS.crss, On ", 1881.
Mr.. Clinton Bronson OF tins passengers lnrres IN
the accident ,ne Contra Railroad yesersay died ssrs
this mo-rlnr
hr. Pes,rser another lriured passenger ncs IA . pro
cascus condinoA and Mis- franklin remains low On "a 90
considered In mmeaa danger the renasder Of ,Anss
Injured Nro ioiDs we'll
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nASu1 Intelligence.

- MaVNz HntosNY9bcO.
AoSroa. o0- II, l6I.
ne Uu,ssd 5,ass Essm r1gass aerrmac called from
bsre sh.s morning for Inc paCno ooss-
Orders have been reoetvsd q enc Postsmcurh Navy
Yssd 70 at ne soop d Wax vandahA mr. nmsdatey,
Ths s;oop Of wax 81 Louis expected 70 Arrs~s d PorS
mouth tho later par Of shs month. and shs JOIN Adams
uboYuy ara~
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g. Joana, n. r.. ocs- II. 1891.
rhs 60naa b<g Jana, Pisrapdslio, master. nom New
YORK, oapsissd Ne nh 6 Sepsenosr Al % sesrd q
hse were avsd and brought hsss. win ~ ezcspacn u
one boy vAo Was I0A
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ING. premature births. "A stlib0rs, aae 10 Gsom
vcso0t causes.
Tho following u oiAsi6csaon Of the Diseases
and thu number Of deaths in each class Of disease
during the week.
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aAtasA, III, Oct AZ, 1881.
Rsnssy 70 eersaiuiy elected Governor, and The whole
republican ucks, p'cbshiy.
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Tso-, oct 10, ist7
vopsy RichiDcnd has recchsl mo republican o.rlas
lion for ne Senate for the Tweh Senatorial izr.cs CO.
pcved Of washirsioa and Rensselaer, rcu mites
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ma WA Nrv..Aen nsrArnn.

ARREST or oSR or Tns ROBBERS OF TIE R'ru.
NoND CUSTOM Housx, Erc.
wNsmsoror, Oct 1T, 1851
sonsrvils, OF the robbors OF the Icb mond Custom
House, arrested N Richmond 10 day, an portion Of
The deposits recovered. Wheeler, his Aooomphce, ws
com nitied TO jail here yesterday the same charge
The latter when arrested gave up three hundred dosV
r~ir OF gold diamond studs splendid gold watch. sud
bunch Of skeleton keys He lie roosn to be the o.
cello naed EDsash shiet, and he has committed heavy
,ncns In various cit.es OF thu Union soncsvuc was
concerped in the robbery OF tho jewels In the aen, ~
zoe, which took place fsu years ago
samuel Archibald, Chief Engineer In the Ssvy w.s to
DAY appointed Engineer In Chief
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RIOT AMONG THu INV YORK NALr BoiLUpa--Wc
earn The noncagn oondad thai on saturday lss
dmcones which bare BEEN brevDs among the salt dessrs
o. the tira ward reached ~ climax, aud yesulssd 10
serovs rc and considerable destruction S property Sc
vera manufacturers have bsea selling AID shppns salt
10 dtaAce Of the regulations ef The ldt Dealers Assoca
Gon and On Saturday lAs bos load vrs belnx shipped
~ hsss ars and hoChescey 4, The order u bus seas
nrm In this city. The matter brought sbs Attention
Of the oears The card and large snd excited crosd
al rrcrnans cusons OF the ward 10 Mo sl block whore
the boat was DnS, aud throw Ihe sAi into the cana.
1uA0y % AIT in barrels also thrown Into cana
from the dockmatrg Ia the whole Sio bsrros de yoyed
The crowd Afro psgcsdcd " deosh The sell bl,ckv OF
ia nee spcroer aud John Dopho who rad rendered her,
0vusd Thy Ntsoc1 SPENCER, n Green po,n, pers alvo
~oDssdossty ivjurtd By me tI,tsd crowd tho bcrks
not esuey desiroysd bu, rendered una. for rso
Teo canal beats hovrd for nsvero were attacked by 90 ma
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