davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

with Tho old practice, this gentleman could be induced
to give portion Of his time gasuisousy 70 the NV
scientific and liberal principles Let u.s. therefore, dis
card OLD prejudices seeing that they sterile OF 70
SUITS and extend 70 Dr. Hunters system the opportunity
Of IN impartial trial.
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS.
REPORTS OF CASES ARGUED AND DETERMINED IN
TIE NBw Y0RK Court OF COMMON Pleas. By
+. Delafeld Smith, Counsv lOr at Law. Vol. T.
New York Lewis Il Blood.
Tho present volume Of these able and Interesting re-
ports viii be received by the Legal profession with even
greater favor than accorded IL predecessor The
greatest care appears 70 have been exercised 70 remove
from ~ contents any irrelevant extraneous matter moi
directly connected with the points decided The abstracts
preceding each remarkable for the accuracy and
clearne WITH which the matters decided arc stated by
the editor while Ut the time the too common error
Of verbage has been carefully avoided the opinions OF
the Judges are unusually free from irrelevant dtca and
distinguished for their logical power and careful a
pnoaon OF legal principles 70 the circumstances Of each
case The index, upon which great and attention
seem TO have been bestowed will be regarded by the
legal profession with Satisfaction. ID FULL oQmprehen
sive and accurate The cases reported are numerous
(some two hundrsd) and dversiaed, being decisions on
various points Of commercial law and usage, and on ap
peas from the Marine and Justoes courts cases arising
under the Mechanics Lien law the stlwei act, points OF
practice well novel, knotty and interesting ques
tons Of law Of almost every conceivable nature. The
book cannot fall 10 meet with universal acceptance from
the profession and particularly from practical lawyers,
70 whose wants II u pecu iarly adapted.
NEW MUSIC.
Amongst the newest and most popular pieces published
by Horace Waters may mention seven recent compo.
sons Of Thaberg played at his concerts in New York
I" The Galop," from q LEoile du Nord," by Charles
d'Albert any Grandma's ADVICE" by Edward Kanski;
Fanny In her Grave,"a song by DR.. Byers, and my
Mother" song by Miss L. Johnston the music by A.
Earle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

Tho Sub. Treasury increased last week nearly three
quarters Of million Of dollars, and the banks lost spe
Gle In other WAYS The returns will show, without
doubt, an Important decrease in the specie reserve
Albert a. Ni,osys regular semi weekly sale Of stocks
and bonds will take place Monday next the 2Sth nsl
at half past IL O'Clock, n the Merchants Exchange.
The value Of general merchandise imported into this
port during the past week amounted to...$l 024 SOL
Foreign dry goods. Z'oa,ooo
Total importation g., sos, SOL
The value o,exports IN the time ns follows
General merchandise $50
1169 $50
Excess OF imports exports. 6aa32o
The following Is comparative abatement OF the value
Of exports from the commencement OF the year 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26
ss. 4oO. 354 2.3l5. eoS SIS. bl

Net decrease to Jan. e. 1857 lA 700
The astonishing growth Of the State Of Illinois and s
present promising condition may be from the follow
ng statement Of the figures taken from the returIE rsus
mitted 70 tho Auditor Of state -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

Defiance Salamander Safes-w1th Patent
powder proof Depot 1872 Pearl
'Ne'" 'A' 1''' '''" ~~''' ROBERT n. PATRICK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

Batcheldor's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOupees,
the best in the world, made sold and applied At No. 2s3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

Mrs. ElIiotts Rheumatic EmbrOcatiOn.-
rheumatism old spraiU chlbsns dislocadons &C. for
81 Division street the sole agency In New York for the
medicines OF DIR. Swayne of Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

Hill, Inimitsble Cutter Of Hair and Whis-
kers No. Barclay street. Hair dye shilngs box, black
O browA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees
unrivaed the country whQesse AMI retail and
the dye privately applied at No. Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

LAKE CHAMPLAIN-The lake is fast shut for the
winter. During last IL years bas remained uncos
ed but twice. and the average time Of closing for the
ID the 7h Of February or nearly three weeks
ser nan the tire Of closing this year-BHTlsn0tn, w.
Free Press, Jon. Il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

Green Turtle -Just Received, a Lot OF Fine
futile and steaks TO day. at the Washington restaurant
No. Broadway. BAYARD, Caterer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

Owing 10 the largo increase OF business the road
the completion OF The railroad brfcgc the
Mississippi river u the western terminus OF this road.
nd the opening Of the Mississippi and Missouri Rslrosd
In the State Of Iowa. the company have beon much ON
bsrrssscd for want Of suaent facilities operate the
DAD win economy; and 70 meet the daily demand for
and locomotives for tbs traffic, 10 vas therefore de
cided by the company 10 orpsni pooa Of the Surplus
earnings In the purchase Of equipment the building
OF additional side track, &C. charging the erpsuss Of the
same 70 construction account
Al the date OF tho lat annual report July l. 1850 there
had born expended Cor this purposc...... sass ~
since ~n'on M%e ps'u 20,
New passenger stations bGudins. sad shops 1851 q
Chicago sraa se'....'................. lSo5 %
TOTAL. 81
The company have ye, W pay for any freight ssd
SEQ Of rcu to DO used In he side trace bc'dss
,evcrsl incomplete Contracts for buildings and shops,
wbsh will amount In the aggregate, with what has been
expended, o. above stated, 70 u2wsrds Of $500 o0o
10 view OF lh Appropriation Of tie esrnngs OF the ROAD,
10 the construction account, the drcc.crs authorized
stocs issued 70 represent the sddoas cost OF con
sruc,on and decided thu, the should be dvidei 70
abe stockholders diversion OF that portion Of The
profits and accordingly passed resolution declaring
dividend Of lax per cont payable In tue stock OF the
company M par 70 the Shareholders their legal repre-
sersvee who should be registered such on the books
OF the company soer The close Of the afternoon Of tue
oath day Of December last.
The dividend viii increase tho capital stock $685. 900,
and on the 10th OF January instant 5ie Of the companys
bonds we're converted Into stock By virtue Of clause
contained In said bonds, which ~ MAKE the stock and
bond accoun, Of the corporation stand ss follows
Capital stock account. 900
Bond sccouni L4e2ooo
Total stock and bonds ................se,503 600
Statement The number o! cars crossing the rslrosd
bridge from sept 70 pes. 81 1855, BON days ncu.
siye bcins no Gays, ;-so7 csggase cars, III pas
,euc,r carr s,G loaaoI freight Total NUMBER VI
cars, 90, sxcunve o. empty rsgbt cars rosurnos.
rosi smoust Of 'rSgh, crosse 30 $50 taz. Total num-
Der Ct ps,vrgeri crossed, sisS.
n,Ls n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

10 Photographs for 81 dollar Photographs
and shilling photographs, at HOLMES 29 broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

Murray q Lmhmars FTor1ua Water.-Nn-
perfumes IN arise from the gardens OF the
tropics condensed this rarest appliance OF the toilet It's
spring cheers the spirits and mixed with water
Instantly relieves and rsdnsss OF the skin. III
cings for weeks % the garments ana more agree
than that de cologne. Sold by d. T. LANMAN
co wholesale druggists 60 Water street, New York, and by
all druggists at soc per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

Jones' Old Italian Soap for Eruptive Chap
teder skim Jones old coral hAr oil restorative beau
u for the hair s Laonts liquid abaser for ladies' skin
D. Rou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

40 Cent Ambrotype Likenesses, with Case,
beautifully colored Cheapest in the word 1900 daily at
kIMBALL'b, 347 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26
Uolloyyny,s Pius.-Dysp,

Holloway's PiDs.-Dyspepsia, the National
country vsnshes before ths searching pur
fyng influence of this irresistible medicine. The pills
upon the stomach the liver and the bowels
Rupture Cured by Marsh Il Co.'s Radical
cure truss, at No. 2ls Maiden lane, New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-07

AS the Common Council is to coa3mence it's
September session this afternoon, Ne have taken
the hberiy of refreshing the memories os payers
with brief history of the next grand jcb to nc un-
deItaheu, or rather completed, as il IS already
through one Board. This is 'he repugchaSe OF the
Fcit GsnseyOort property, az u cost Of 100000,
osensibly for MAJ ket size As fitting prelude to
this exposS, the reader will find hssty review OF
In. career of the Eon. Fernando Wood, Mayor y;
New. York, under whose auspices aud By
whose assistance these forays upon She
Tlessuy are conducted with hopeful prOspect
of succrss. AGd 10 these, the Bowery Extension
job, published the other day iu cur law proceed
nrs. and the people may be able IL Te,ze, in some
d,pr,c by whom, aud how, and 70 wha. eud they
are r.lcd, and taxed, and hoodwinked, and fnan
c;ai,y earroted
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-07

The 81. Louis MteUigenoer has letter from
Memphis, Scotland County, giving the return of
the vote for Governor, Of that County, as certified
by the County Clerk, giving Stewart 427, Rollins
4O6. In the official returns at Jefferson City,
Scotland is set down as giving Stewart 408, RoL
Inns 3O3-a difference against Rollins Of nearly 100
votes.s That Rollins was the Governor really
chosen by the People of Missouri will hardly be
doubted by those who have watched the progress
of the contest and the collection Of the returns;
but we have no belief that the frauds of the can
vass win ever be fully exposed aud corrected
Every department of the State Government, with
he returns from the back Counties, is in the hands
of the Slave Democracy, and they will know Row
to cover their tracks. But shey will be wei
watched next time.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-07

We are always GLAD to give credit to our pOba-
cal opponents for any improvement in their creed
or their practices, and the Democracy of this City
have earned an honorable mention BY recent 10
form in the management of their Primary Meet
ings. These were iauxx'y held on the Same
evening throughout, and the two factions which
have so long existed here, under variety Of
names, made night hideous with knocking down.
throwing out Of windows, gouging, biting, smssA-
ing ba'lot.boxes, and rowdyism generally. This
year they held their meetings on different evenings
and at different places, aud the good results are
signal and manifest. There were no crowding
no hghting, no ballot.box stuing, no rows, at any
but one or two of these meetings, and hardly
contested return from any Ward. The Reform is
deserving of high praise and if the Republicans Of
any Ward are inclined 10 quarrel and split, We
urge them to adopt the Democratic improvement
and get up two meetings instead Of one. The sav-
ing in profanity and bad liquor must be very great
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-07

The National Agricultural Fair at Louisville
will be found pretty fully described in the letters
Of our correspondent herewith published Inc
lit of Premiums for Booded Stock are apPeaded.
We shall publish other Premiums hereafter
We have not y5t received full report oi 'n'
awards Tor the best Agricultural Implements and
Machinery based Oh the July trisls at Syracuse
The flst premium for Keepers was gwen I" We
have already PRINTED to Cyrus q. Mccormick Of
CHICAGO H., who obtained similar award a! tae
great Worlds Exhibition at London 10 l3ol also
at mat at Paris II 1855. We believe like award
vas mace il behalf Of ihe machine constructed
On Ii, patent, at the Exhibition Of the British
Royal Agricultural Society last month. These
simultaneous awards Of The American and British
Societies this season would imply that the improve
uent ia Reapers during the last few years has been
less considerable than is generally supposed. 10
Mowers, however, and in combined Reapers and
M,wels, the more recently patented machines
appear to bear of the psln. We shall endeavor
to make room hereafter for the Reports of the
Judges at Syracuse, or so much of them as may be
interestipg 10 farmers. If they should prove as
brief AID bGsiness.like the report Of the British
Jsdees, our space could not be better employed.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-07

Dy way Of st Johns, we have four days later In
tcigence from Europe, the steamship Arago's
news having been obtained by fishing smack of
Cape Race. The British Parliament had been pro.
roeued There is nothing new with reference to
the Submarine Telegraph or the Indian war. The
Shah of Persia wss increasing his army. la Italy,
there was thought to be prospect of trouble, the
difficulties between the Cabinets of Turin aud Ma
pies remaining unsettled. Several commercial
fixtures at Liverpool are reported. Cotton has ad-
venced: BreadstuiFs tre declining. Co0sols, eO3.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-07

TIE Star Of Empire, Pro-Savsry organ, issued
III Kansas BY capt" II. Clay Pate, who figured
cCn,picuousy but not very creditably, 10 the BOr-
der Rufian raids Of last year, g:ges the following
reason for Gov. Walkers declining thus far to en-
f,Tte he pay &ent OF the bogus taxes:
"Gov. Walker claims not to be ready TO force the
payment OF taxes. He would wait until after the Oc-
tVber election to distrdRch,Se many a. pos
s1e. II is bio Intention far in his power lies to
connect SgfrGge tih t0r0ti0n. lie distinctly says
that those who will not pay their dues for the support
OF Government are alien enemies, outlaws, and by all
the rules OF night ard Justice, have voice in the
GoyerDMe ut. This is what we have been contendipg
for. lie says they hare only the right Of PRorEcTIoN.
'.tL0ut the righ # PARTIciPArroS. The troop. are
81 at Lawr6Lce, nor is there ary reason 20 believe
lLcy will be Withdrawn soon. Lanes military prepa-
atiOns have something 10 DO with their dete ltot.
Gov. Walker " II strike vsen the opportunitys glyel
nim."
If any body imsginfs that tho Free. State men
Of KaIsss are 10 be allowed free and fair vote at
tie Territorial Election next month, ne mus. bs
grossly ignorant or w!fuly blind. The shameful
Aptcrtiopmept, whereby nearly eysry District h,,
been made TO border on Missouri, and the most in.
tentely Fee.S State half OF tho Territory has been
substantially disranchi.,d was net made without a
purpose. We believe Five Thousand voters for
Stewart AID SlaYery last month in Missouri, viii
vote for Rarscm and Slavery ne xt month in Kansas
But let not one Free State man refrain f,on yOlu,
ca this account.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-07

not given 70 any one man 70 snow essy
s,s bu.y and ifthe D. and P'oeor have any urdeve
sred ene muscular o, men.s st mn ,s 'I SSo. Iow
soees play the aute hddle or something Of
the ike. Hsrdwortns fsnsee lad h neither meo nor
S:esif SG%sp have yet h'' enough "''' Keep '''" WI
We have no comments to make on the above,
except to soy that it is at home in the columns of
The Egpress. We have room for but one more
extract:
oct OF the right Of suffrage home but writing columns
dsiy about negroes in Kansas hundreds Of miles of"
How have the Republicans "cheated the
"negroes out Of the right of suffrage at home I"
When that question was before the People in 1876,
We did our utmost, though with faint hopes Of sue
cess, TO secure Equal Suffrage to All Men irrespec-
tive Of Color Most of those who are now active
Republicans did likewise, but We were oyerwhelm.
ipgy voted down. A large majority of the People
were opposed to extending the Right OF Suffrage to
Negroes, as we apprehend they still are. But are
We who favor that measure Of justice to be blamed
because those who oppose it are too many for us'
If there s any cheating in the premises, we are
not responsible ftr it.
Our last Republican Legislature initiated move
ment to submit the question of Equal Suffrage
sgain to the People. We approved and supported
that action, though we had no hope that it would
prevail. We stand for Equal Rights, without con-
sidering how many oppose them. 1t now appears
that, by mistake in the Executive office, the Re.
solves in favor of Equal Suffrage have not been
duly published hence the vote Of the last Legish
ture goes for nothing But there is nothing
to prevent the next Legislature starting toe
ball again, just as the last did; and it is
certain that no such oversight can again oc-
cur The charge of "cheating is a foolish cal
umDy. The truth is, it is The Express and its al
les in the secret or open service of the Sham
Democracy who feel /" cheated out Of so capital
an ;slue for the next election as Negro Suffrage,
who are making all the noise in the premise. No
friend of Equal Suffrage has uttered word Of
compeint. And we are confident that the ulti.
mate triumph of Equal Suffrage is insured and ac-
celerated by this failure.
But who are "writing columns dnily about ne
groes in Kansas Surely, not the Republicans.
They are battling in the cause of Free White Labor
in Kansas, as the world well knows. We would
exclude no innocent man arbitrarily from any region
of the earth: yet it is notorious that majority Of
the Free. State men of Kansas voted Simultaneous
ly with the adoption of the Topeka Constitution,
to prohibit negroes settling in Kansas at all. 1t
did not need this to insure that under Free
Constitution there will not be negro in Kansas
to every ten who will be taken there if Slavery shall
triumph. But the Republicans have very little to
cay about "negroes in Kansas while it is favor
ite topic with their adversaries.
lis not The E1prtss an eminently candid jous
nal
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-07
COLLISION ON THE CAMDEN AND ALLAN
TIC RAILROAD.

PnILADELpHI,, Saturday, Sept. D, lo'''
serious collision took place on the Camden ana
Atlantic Railroad to-day, between an express and
freight train The disaster occurred near "nAe'
hore n. j., eleven miles below this city Wilasm
Srer. merchant doing business here, and theea
gneer aud fireman of the express train were kdieas
thirteen wounded, some of :oou seriously. Tnecs4~
Of the accident Is said to be the anxiety OF tae
poyees the freight train % reach the city u -.
to participate in excursion and TO do this nc! a.,
acd the time tables. One Of the employees n'' ''
to tho woods.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-07

The putting of Western embryo cities in Letter,
to Eastern journals has already been reduced to
science; but We cannot help thinking that the wrs.r
of letter from Kansas, to The Richmond Hhs
has improved on any Of his predecessors, o.,
reader. shall have specimen wherefrom TO jal,s
Here it ia
"No country on Gods wide green earth ever Aed
out stronger inducements to the enterprisng and iA
dustrious The tiller Of the soil realizes hundred
fold ard the mechanic is well paid for every stroke Of
work, while merchants and speculative gentlemen %.
cumulate fortunes from little no investments. The
fertile plains Of the Territory are rapidly filing rp
The prairie-where but few months ago no mrfs
of habitation save the red mans trail existed-is
studded with the signs Of advancing civilization and
Improvement. Towns and cities are sprnging up as
if by the magic of Aladdn's lamp, all along the Ms.
soufi River and in many Of the inland counties. 0us
little town-White Clouds situated immediately 90
the river near the Nebraska line, has an admirable
landing and is Just two months old. Yet it number
about 800 inhabitants, and will, in one year, numbst
as many thousand. We have all the elements Of Z
great city, and only want short time to develop then
TO their fullest extent So rapid is its growth, that
requires continual presence to keep pace with 1T .,
proof of this not long since one of the first settlers of
place, and resident, left business, and rds dbsen
only tro Teeks; rheR he came back douH the rtrer,
dad nor recog gnt-e the place. aud proceeded hsnfred
males iOner dorm, looking for The httte VIA
Cloud he had hft a fec days before"
If any one interested in Western land spssa.
lation should happen to be in want of puiier who
don't stick at trfes, We advise him TO employ this
correspondent.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-07
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribsns.

WYNN DI'P'e'" W 7Ho xFtUau5'
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6, 1851
The Boards of Naval Inquiry have reported upon
from fifty to sixty cases. The President intimstoe
that the Secretary of the Navy will render fsal
decision upon these cases during the coming week.
There is a general desire to transfer Secretary
Toueey to the Supreme Court, because he is so ut
tsry inefficient in the Navy. His slowness is in
tolerabe. He is therefore considered fit successor
to Judge Curti., who had altogether too much abi-
;ty and learning for his position. Nathan Clifford,
of Maine, is personal favOrite with the President
but the Republican majority IN Maine stands in his
way to the succession.
J. Clancy Jones, Of Pennsylvania, is here, wait
ing upon Providence. Should Toucey get the place
On the Bench be may come into the Cabinet.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-07

Bearett, editor Of The H,rslf, 90 q criminal ci.r,.
OF LIBEL On tAs HoA. Daniel Z. Sicklos, n. C. sIse,
for the lower district Of our City. A civil suit !,
which the damages are laid at $25 900, hu L,,
we hear, been commenced BY Mr. SickIss. Ti.-
actions are founded on charge in Ta. Herald u,,
Mr.. SickIes had procured retainer in tia s,,..,
Commissioner case Of Devlin against Conoysr AL,
to betray bis client, Devhn Mr.. Sickes !, di,i,
clired to notice any attacks on bis political cour,.
however yrluent or baseless, bat will not perm, ~
professional honor to be DETAINED with impuni.y
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-07

mate it; and his party aad ADMINISTRATION arc TO
enjoy tie benefit of il. With Half Million Dol
lars pundered at one grab. they viii of course have
" all the wireworiing politicians" nearly " all the
speakers of marked ability" and ''the most money"
but it remains 10 be seen that they can 90 WELD al
these advantages IS to overcome the fixed repug-
nhrce Of the yeomaDry Of Minnesota to the insOlent
domination Of the trsffckers in women and chill.
dren, to the bad faith Of the Nebraska act the
,ubjugaton Of Kansas, ard the Judicial atrOcity Of
the Dred Scott decision.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-07

III, last week in tls sect'Ol wa' most admirably
sdsp;ed TO the needs If our farmers Clear, bright
warm DAYS, with gentle, drying breezes, manly
from the West or South, with cool, calm nights
just calculated to stop the gro wing aud hasten the
filing cf our bounteous growth OF Indian Corn
Fer almost the frat time this year. the country
roads are thoroughly dusty; and, the week having
been clear aod dry throughout, the earta is now
wsrmer than it was week ago, and the danger of
frost decidedly less Imminent. Two weeks more
Ike the last will secure a magnificent corn crop
throughout this region and We trust through the
States ard Canada. South Of Philadelphia aud
Cincinnati, we presume this important crop al
ready is or very soon will be out of danger. Every
Days pOstpOnement of frost hencefoT.h for the
next three weeks VIII be worth millions Of dollars
to the country. If the Corn shall have tine to
ripep, the general American harvest Of this year
vii be more abundant than that cf any former