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QOOK. JOB, GARD AND FANCY
- E2lNT1N9 w-.sgAiy sseestsS ~ Ne Ezs'-
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

TIT ana dsepdsrt and for which hcpscab,e se-vce 10
pAid ., hr Busssed. oa. Of sl04 fund, votsd bye
money the n eoiss amount or ws5ch cameo q shs
moment name. &c gets an adduiSpA $40 fr, y tho ~
Bus,eed, for deciding N favor Of thAlowse olsim Wins
Mr.. Lowber has not made publish the amount paid
by him from his pocket for this AouoA Of service M
same ervon ressTy from , too oredulous, hos~A
ana s SsDp no. sssn ao.us
bring want their families Similar nstsncss press fos
exposure But those whch have given must answer for
The presep In dur Nr C'rh, sue, that the Syracuse
Convention about 10 meet should ave come slight know.
eore Of your past history ~ hostile &c Ion sy refer
State for the lest ,iK years. will be found that ou nave
sustAired BY yssolaon aud speech opooon sentt0saN
to the cemonacy generally. rnat In ms riv OF oso
tanned land run hostile candidates. thereby oosng 70
the STATE Ard placing the democrat In minority rue
Van Buren, took the field in opposition to General 0ass and
that You sumpsd the Stats Of Ne~ York with other q
your s.socsss. 70 bring ,out the defeat which yca %:
well succfo0ed In doGg Of General CasS and the na0oa
dem cracy Your hostile position 10 ur Buohanaa u On
cngau up to the last ballot matter Of plain history y
mex, move In this city, where lAs fall your faction
against the democratic party opposition doket PoA
,ns out 9. s ;Iy thousand votes cast The mssgre nus.
your black republican friends At present you could ma
command in this city the support Of Ave hundred demo
about 70 p,s.sn. ouss . .nsd by The 's su.Sss
the democratic party to seat In the Syracuse Oonvenoa
Con sncu pqapMed 70 leave the decision or -. o.sS
ton ia their BANDS have Q few words for Isaac v.
70 zler wish him 70 what he know In relation
to the Lowing arrangement would inform nj a thaa
this paper verbatim copy Of An original In my posses
sion, which given 70 me TO edo with ~ thought pre-
per The writer black republican leader, asd hA1A.
until the last few weeks, prominent position under ons
Of the Sickies REV 10 ". Here Is the paper
Estate positively thai Thurow Weed has made arrange.
have srch Fowler, through hts agents
name appointed the police, for the purpose weakening
the conhd in GOD friends In his success aud
the which being rend res by
Fowler the rsnubicao Seward and the repuboAn
the I'm ted Sta Senate pl-dxed 70 have row
Ter confirmed for P0smAstr repeat aa Ipersnsly know
that such gements have been made and that Fowler.
through repub exye:ts his confirmation.
Fowler, by the power given 10 him. to reject reliable
each of city wards make selections for police
men seectons s- placed In the hands Il he
black republican Commissioners for confirmation x
These charges explain much, and II made agasna aAy
democrat of reputation would be very likely exs In
teres and 10 call for further exposure Of particulars
Sill, they will prose curiosity TO New York deaews-
cy a. showing them what sincere friends They have
in the persons Of your Tammary Hall bacx repueloaa
associates. rdOfAS N. CARR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07
Our Berlin Correspondence.

Bs,iis, Ausna 10, 1857.
tn Drough IN Gemdny--P eYs-n Occurrence Of Cbnaac
yatio,s-Desapcisn Of Several Tbpns b. Fge-TAe Bed
Roo Conrcr fo71-Avvtudi Of Dr. schultz At Brin-De
porture # Mr. Troom, United Sais MiHisser al berlin
IN, continuance or the almost Unprecedented heat has
led TO disastrous effects In many psrs OF the county
The rivers and water dried up the woods and
ne,ds thirstns for moisture, and wherever there
anything bus,sc the lea spark sufficient 10 ignite
The accounts OF ciies and villages nearly totally
destroyed by fire most distressing. The last intel
sepss have from Brslan the destruction OF
the town OF Bojsnows BY a oorfssratIop, which broke
out on the l2ih inst, az P. NJ, and spread over
tho whole place, consuming more Than 300 houses Ali
the public budings with the greatest part or their
tents were burnt the ground including tho church. the
bells OF which were melted by the beat the post OH oe
the town he'll the court house &c Tho inhabitants OF the
burnt district revy 1000 In number, are enc.mped n
the orcn hedt without shelter and almost without, CLOTH
NJ The dstreu OF those unorunstes II Is impossible 70
drcribe. -hey lave Ioss their al; most Of them
are not Insured, ZONE only for part Of their
property. Many, WIN could not imagine that the
devorns eiemeni would spread 90 Tar, deposed their
,Uds some vaults whl5b they thought the IRE could
rot reach but these TOO destroy by ire htmss
Wary hyos bAve beer lost seventeen persons are "cer
taned have perish ed besides twenty who are stu
mi'sDg wealthy nler was gun coated, win bic vie
and daughter In the cellar Of ns house, where they bad
aiken refuge; he vas found, bks Doomed - In Pompei,
holdrs beg OF oop 10 bis hand, convusvely elapsed
and with pocket book near bin contaniny 10000
t1elers, Ia government bonds and ohsr secuites Ano
her account from the vicinity gives the following psrcu
srs q ibis calamity The houses are mostly coveret
with shingles which were completely dre by the heat
the stores allied ~ib grain, WOOL rs leather strs~
hay and wood The simoe phere was sitting and II va
with oneuiiy that water vn opained Tor the engines
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

JtcoB RICHARDSON'S DEFLJCATIoN IN rms De
x,ro CryTow Houss Tine testimony aiducst In this
rh,cb has been under investigation before Judge Prt
rov several months discoses rotten condition OF affairs
Already tbs Albany Knibcctsr ssys the defct rcschs
sIso CO., but wsr,hs Mott confident thk the sgaregss
viii exceed s20o, COO Mr. Richardson was appoistes
Collector by President Fillmore In the month a July
1854 he indicted in the United States Court for N
Northern District Of New York, for being defsuItw y
the government 10 large amount He Was arrested
held 4, bail Jesse Bennett end Morris Bennett becoming
mis- suresies In the Of $40 600 Immediately ecsn
released he ned 10 Kingston Canada west, where
shortly Afterwards died The United States lmmedaset
commenced the prosecution of hk sondsmeu, Who ar
said 70 be sbuudantly able 70 mee4 the defcisacy 70
which They became liable, --clracu~ MG1dorS, S1<.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

0frtudert bureaus ana derArtmewM, I'm rN6ronHnie
heads, and with saving Of Il esss half million apnusy
thus sArds M sexes and the Metropolitan BIN. The
M sesiss, s.hs Canal s,n Tsis pe-.su 10 explaining
hlmself on this suhiecs In rsnmany Han said that the
struggle r the canals were between the black repunu
thai AZ usual hir ~ mpshics wer, with his old allies "
ooorse there other Inducements 70 csuse Mr..
sches 10 throw upon The black repubcsns the manage
ment 81 our canals Oh, no; none whatever u never
occurred 10 th legislature thu, when that 70 N his vas
q, en the black republicans hsd already robbed his city
Of al rlns once and .msarsrs ssa M. nc ou
RAJ cs democracy Of this city ard state CO. no. neither dd
nsueses ve 70 his unrnspcicus mind hs' ~ the vote he
gave, he putting annually ~ furthe- var ms,ers,
into The hands Of the black republicans tho snug Of
from Sin eight Millions Of doIlsys besides The immense
patronage a. these canals MI sickes kne- notnng o.
this, and ould that ~ n this lse meeting Al
rammany Hall he Vas stn uncorscious of the fsc What
ever attempted TO practice grcsscr decepton than
ihk' The canals the imo -ere IN tho hands of the
Kpov Notbipgs m this power could have been com.
handed by any outside party that rsrty the demo-
cratic party but Z, sive ito ne b'pck republicans -ss
but 10 give before stated eight mons of dollars
yearly 10 eight the people with And vet W. Scsles In
his iooked npon the subject in this light
croa ga,h tromfs psr.e!an r,.r. W Sickle. mssei
passed, called the Excise bill WIN this important opris
slon2 Tia, bill universally evecrs'ed IN this city
s the Metropolitan art besides being injurious pccu
nsrily TO the insrests OF ciyers Yet the sup
port and final vote given bv this Darrell scsles
that paced th.t b snd fastened upcr this city For
this triple act OF treason tho actor permitted 70 ornu
~ ste IN the Senate which IN. property or another
10 vel under stood ths, the leaders of ycur ron sver
INTENDED union ~ The domccrscy othsr than mere 70
huca oondera0ns govern tho actions 81 these men re
cunsry gains the bottom Of al this hostile feouF
Year fellow ngsOcaie ekles, would be yearly scr o
thousands Of dollars Nv ancsble adjustment o. Own
cuucs Ills value Hes IN his decisred men 5crship, and
leader Of the denocrscy Of this city, win suoh a. 90 ne,
know tho Urder this disguise he has bean ensoea
10 do much mischief white rurtberlpg enss Of hts true
icnds The black republicans His double dcshns ournk
the last Ieefslsture most have rrchHsd MIN hrfs'y.
The ssupe az on policy shows N~ef ali he does ne
Al one and the same time the emplcye o. NJ. Devnn
ma Mr., Couoyer street Commissioner contestants pam
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

from tAo rcmo Of France 10 witness the goros
q e gala day and 70 these the Disappointment
ycy severe Es calculated that these eses never bring
N rsrs lea thsn 800 900 angers, whose expenditure
ont rated al average Of i've francs per day, will give
francs Or $500 o0ono indifferent addition 70 tue
cfoaaane medium o, capital Bot believe this oalcu
Aaon as sher under the mark, and tsat fs OF
lmpofroe occurs wbleb does not bring int this capital
trom e9hi hundred thousand TO one million dollars
me mssv'nss bal about The weather nave been ccn.
ufneo wn phtk exception or three -four hours and
uh critical cd whsa the Examinations and are-
wro wers lhe great points OF attraction There were
eoee1n6 rspressaahcns 10 the Cham de Mars and .
mimic VA aeans me ksbyies where possibly consiiera
BILE insight irso be Algerian mode of ,ssfare msbt have
been obtained tui alas the rAn-tbe droary heevy
r~n-spoed all and the Gro I'd gathered round the
rpeoaoe tOssufed each Others view o, The very LILLE
whch '. v BE- eceu, BY the efrt. Win ~bch vmbrells
IN hsnd, uey rs1e 10 protect an Inc dyen III
Log eeneoi For.1nsiey n $50 The downfall eatirely
upbsded snd W. ~ clock ell dry above but cop,.
oenbls damage bad been done The amp, by iae rain
thai bad fallen, prd tbourh on the sbole veyv ss,s
~rooneo Of farnflumiuauon rroduoed many or the
brilliant daSsn were ruined By deserminatou OF
lamps 70 vthhod their quosA 70 yards Inc GENE
rn eG,ct In fsct saturated with water sbs,
could they d0' Bio, 70 The last, the toll worm
uave whose duty to feed the OIL labored Al hi.
vsosuon and might De towering like some dark
spirit among stap and and laurel -reah.
rinr battle .Esnst dazzling metoorr suirily disposed
Tna strec1 tolerably fan but az quite inpos
four carriages Of The imperial suite tcer gliding
pt,y dowt the svsnue Of the Champs Eyteea With this
rsoepco no vehicle whsieyer "" permitted 70 Interfere
N Lne rasAse Of pedestrians
Rstber an snssire soens occurred with rcrpeci 10
Ferrvk KbaSs carviase, which Vas positively refused
twsoce mo the grand avenue. 10 va vat that the
coscnsn from his OF authority, and prote,ed
snN he drove the horsee OF rzJassddcw d. Iet, thai
hs lived In the korbeuf, te csher side, and
sA vhom being permitted 10 The Champs kysees,
$40 fsddsv-h mis- horses and his carriage we're turned
s1o-s asd an Estimation given him by q formidable pm
S-s Pesssd nsn and aarins horse CLOAK thai we're
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-16

$500 9 'n.e censentIoa; which was called a, W.
nave stated bya Legislature legally elected and
r',,ne = s.'stencs from the organic act. w.
Let the State come in at once. We have ,o
rance that if remanded peace will be restos. s'Su
That the Topeka men will set with the Lecomn.. VI
The Topeka party, or black Republicans a. e' W
serve, are now making arrangements to con,s w.
their Legislature, to put their government in moa
and to resist federal authority. Nothing which W."
be done in reason or with justice, will satisfy h.
and the sooner they are summarily dealt with ~
better We have no fears of genera, civil W., -
Kansas Jim Lane" and "Charly Robinson y -" :"
not the boys to place themselves in serious nerso.
jeopardy; and their followers will hardly r;xk ,h.:
lives in such cause. Let the State come IN ~,
the question Of slavery, so far as Kansas Is -.
cerned, will then be out of Congress; and the NJ.
State can do as it peases in this respect with.
disturbing and nfaming, as the territory is now ~
ing, both sections of the Union. For our nor,
stand by the President in this Kansas business ~
We expect to do so, whoever may desert or onno..
him. We think he has pointed out in his mess.ss
the true course on this exciting subject and We he
lieve the country will sustain him.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-16

DEATH OF Mr.. W1GHrMAN.-W. F. W'ghtman
Esq, Editor of the Fayetteville CaroI'"'a", was
found dead in bed on Friday morning last The last
Wilmington Journal says:
"a letter received here from Fayetteville, states
that Mr.. Wightman and young man named hI.os;i
were both found dead in one bed in the Schemweh
House, having left note stating that they nao TAX
en- Nitric Acid for the purpose OF committing SUI.
eide. With the motives that urged them to TINS
terrible act, we are wholly unacquainted we can
only fulfil the divine precept, which commands 10
to Judge not that we be not judged"
The last Fayetteville Argus thus notices this mel
ancholy occurrence:
"The feelings Of this whole community were sau. e
ly shocked yesterday morning by the rea.I. -,
a most melancholy occurrence which seems 70 nav,
transpired the evening before-Wilam I. WEI
man, ESQ., the Editor Of the North Carol'nan new
paper published in this town, and young u,S"
named NJ s. Elliot, were found dead,n ,ne sa 1he
bed, at the Shcmwell House in Fayeuevh'e' III, ms
room door was locked from little before e''"..
time on Thursday; but no alarm was iet un.n y -
terday morning, when, they failed 10 co.ne ~
breakfast the door was opened by some means, ,"u
they were found locked in the embrace OF deat" -.
An INQUEST was held over their remains, anu .,;ns
verdict was that they came to their death oy taHIs
the Cvaunren of Potassa. No cause whatever Gu" w.
OWNED for the act Mr.. Elliott We understand, ,hs
to this place from Augusta, Ga, some Twelve 1'0"'1
ago" ~. !asad1 - :..
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-16

DISTRIBUTION OF THE PUBLIC LANDs-We observe
from our exchanges that Mr.. McRae, late United
States consul at Paris, has been much exercised on
this subject. and has out in the NORTH. Carroll.
ma papers for this exploded humbug Probably the
lure hung out by the Wing papers Of North Carroll
ma, Seeing their political extinction as party) TO
run some dubious and defaulting Democrat, has
tempted the restless ambition of the author. What
ever plausible idea this scheme might have had the
present pressure for ways and means carry the
Government would defeat the exhumation of this
fossil remain of political antiquity This matter has
been fully and frequently canvassed in the South,
and is dead and buried. From his absence
from the country, Mr. McFae Is behind Sthe age
His attempt to bedizsen with his French fnery and
frppery, this disgusting and defunct subject, will
result in his own defeat. and be repadiated by the
faithful and solid Democracy Of the old North State
N 4SSxotes. ss 81 -,