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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-21
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Petersburg, Oct. 18th 1853 oc Ie-it

DESIRABLE MARKET FARM, HALF
~ MILE NORTH OF RICHMOND, FOR eALE
NEAR BROOK PLANK ROAD-We are euthor
rzed to sell the above market farm. now and for
many years pas. in the occupancy Of Mr.. Joseph
fulsher. Thvre Is acres Of land in high state OF
Improvement. besides dwelling and other appur-
tenancss amply sufficient for the accommodation of
moderate sized family. For terms &c amply to
&C l9-lON 4ODDIN APPERGON 4Irts
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CLOAKS FOR LADIES, MISSES AND
~ CHILDREN CLOAK AND MANTLE DE
POT. e. MAIN STREET This is the place for all
in search Of bargains. Call and look st my goods
before purchasing, and you will nnd the cheapest
goods In tha city. My St ok consists of CloaIs of
all kinds Donnets hibbons Flowers Ruches
kinds Of Dress Trimming; Mohair Caps; Fancy No
tio,s In great 3ar ty Delaines Black Dress silks;
Colarr; Sleeves: Infants brock Waists; Exten.iou
Skirts, the best quality for Misses and Children
With large stock OF Fancy Goods. Call at the
Cloak and Mantle Depot 80 Main street, aud you
will buy your goods at prices to defy com petition
E2EktEL
Cloak and Mantle Depot, 20 Mrin street
doors below p Il White Ladies' Shoe Saloon.
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HAVING determined to continue the
"A COMMISSION BUSINESS. at the old stand of
Gentry Walker. hope By strict attention to bust
ness to merit continuance of the patronage of the
late firm. and of the public generally
III WALKER.
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CPECIAL SCHOOL MOTTO E.-The
~ subscriber, whose school commenced goth sep
TENDER, wishes few scholars, TO I'll primary
class Just conmsncing-E English Grammar. Googrn-
ply and Ari.hnetic-at 81. Also, some TO fill a
class CONNIE ncing Latin, and a class commencing
Xenophon in Greek. Hr aims to excite interest in
studies and regard for principle and good feeling in
conduct, and rarely has to resort to pun shuent
s T PENDLEr0N
4th street, between Main and franklin.
I4-2H
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A LBERT L. WEST,
h ARCHITECT AND MEASURER

{Offcs in Go fdin's Hall)
Continues to make plans, detail drawings specifi-
cations and estimates of cost for all kinds OF build
ing altering and repairing buildings and other i'm
provements. and 10 superiutend the work its CON-
pietion. Excavations. masonry, brick work, car
penfers work. plastering, painting, DC, measured
and valued as usual.
A. l.. W hopes his long experience and close at
tenton to business will secure q continued liberal
pa ronage
N. B-ROOEING SLATE for sale. DC 15-dImH
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TH IA0QlONAUIE
MILLINERY ROOMS GS
~ Mrs. 3. LYON has inst returned
from New York, and 10 now opening her 49,
sortment Of MILLINERY, &c, cons sting IN port -
and Velvet Hats. together With 8 great ysrietY -
Head Dresses, CAPS. el0Wers. Ribbons. Hair Maids,
and customers. q iD Main street.. up ssain
&C &-ec7v
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MO ADVICE NEEDED-Persons hav-
ing sick horses cattle, can fad medicines to
suit the disease without any surgical advice aud at
hardly fourth Of the e~pens@. at my store already
put mp, or it not they are put up as the nature 81
horses unsurpassed My Liniment. for ho' ses or
cattle Is the best ever known. AID as been testei
too Often to admit of any doubt to its qualities in
curing any affections of the shoulder stiffness in the
iouts, lurnpa in the bones and sinews bruises aud
strains, stNo, &c &c. Preprred a. the Veterinarian
oc lS WAGNER. Druggist
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W1D1I DzYS Z
By Jas. n. Taylor 3 Son, Aucts.
RUILDIEd IOrsl Tor sALr ArAu,

RUILDIEd kOT6x OR SALE AT AUC-
q October. 1884 commencing on tbs prespisss art
9oessfioeo y O'clock r g. large nunherl 81
GUIDING Lots situaic1 on Kim, Poplar ae6 Naple
Suees ~ k0ckests, and others on-6fg96lson, era
nn@ &C n Fulton spd It's inmsdf6te nsighborhood
1svi tnese lots are we'll located for sms(SfAm
Grocsrs s.o reiiss osssss are
Terms g It ssle. Jas u TAYLOR 8 SON.
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WO WINSTON, Trustee,
Sale conducted By GoDpas APrEnsos. nm

p. S-Immediately after the sale a the ahovs
farn, viii be sold Hsr,e. Mule, all the farmine
implements, and the standing crops Of Corn ~
&C 81 n Al A..
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L TRY WALKER, return my thanks to my
friends fer the liberal patronage EXTENDED to the
firm, and again offer ny services for the sale of all
kinds OF country produce, and hope. by due dill
gence and prompt attention, TO merit . share of
pablo pstronsgs, promising. in doing QENERAL
exertion TO promote the interest of patrons both
in buying and selling. ONCE No 4, 18th street
Jh GENTRY.
Richmond. Oct. 18th, 1883 oc I6-lm
DISSOLUTION The firm of E. d.
~ COOK 4 co is this day dissolved :by mutual
consent Either party will use the name of the firm
in liquidation. X B COOK,
October Is, 1859. VIM MOTT.
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RECEIV1NG PER "JAMESTOWN."-
20 cartons Bonnet Ribbons, a splendid assert
ment ''
$50 cartons best Black Velvet Ribbons. all mum.
bora
Bought at the late percmptory sales in New York.
and for sale very low.
oc8 KENT pAJNr M
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I'D.
a Pre-
is OF
There
taken
| oiicies
chaa-
REsAL
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News, &c., from Correspondents.

correspondent writing the subject of the alleged
kidnapping Of the Jewish boy, Mortard complains the
unfarness with which treated by the press says
IL will be found on investigation and publication Of the
facts that injustice has been done the Pope and the
Catholic authorities at Rome While the press indenan
at this seeming outrage the rights Of the jewish parents
we hear little, II anything, he says about tho petitions
that annually pour into the English Parliament tho-
lie mothers praying for the rcoraton of the prosayte
lied children Of the brave soldiers who died in India
ladies' who were expelled from Sweden for their
sion to Romanism, and how papers would have Gu
joyed II here"
We told By visitor 10 the Schuyki coal region
that coal can be mined in the Mahonng coal folds aud
transported direct by rail and canal to New York
cheaper rate than from any other Schuylkill region
The advantages to New York, rs claimed
will be IN its being procured in innniie.
ly better condition, and in the avoiding or the
shameful practice Of mixing which it said takes place
Port Richmond. At recent meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Allentown and Auburn Railroad Company IL was
resolved to push that work 10 speedy completion. The
road forms junction with tho Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad AT the town OF Auburn about six miles below the
junction OF the Mine Hill Railroad. Thence II leads by
advantageous grades 10 the trade to Allentown, where il
connects with the already completed routes 70 New York
Serious complaints made OF the 'sgross neglect OF
the City Inspector and the various contractors in regard
10 the cleaning Of the streets But two men says a
respondent, employed in whole ward aud these
only about two days in Knight Thirty fifth street IL,
appears, terrible condition, and has been only
July, although the dust almost nloerabe
What does the City Inspector say TO thisY
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at the iuiGuity OF o law Furnishing the intent to
stead slaves in Africa. II tells us there is no law
10 punish intention in all other matters, aud calls
ii athe slavery of criminal Jurisprudence Did
il ever occur to the Mercury that the intent to
steal slaves is thing severely punishable
ia the Southern States? Has it never heard Of
the punishment Of abolition niger stoalers who
have been caught only with the intent? Has it
never bounded on mob in lynchng some ras-
cal against whom the intent to steal niggers was
not even proven, but who has been brought under
lynch law because statute law did not reach him.
Verify, we believe that even the Charleston Mer
curry may gather wisdom from the ventilation of
the law regarding the slave trade in South
Carolina court
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD

notice in yesterdays HFsALp article sports Of
call for the Atlantic steamships in Ireland, in which il
is said that Cork possesses greater advantages than Cal
way Limerick. think looking at the map az the
British Isles you will that for the purposes for which
Mr. Levers line Is established viz make tho shortest
and most direct trip between Europe and America cal.
way is beyond ali comparison the very best port in Ire
land The run across from Newfoundland has already
been easily made within SIX days railway, I25 miles
long crosses midland direct from Galway to Dublin The
narrowes part of 81 Georges channel between Dublin
ana ioly head, and the transit Is made about lou
hours between these points.
On the contrary the steamer which makes Cork H. port
OF call lands rs passengers there AT much greater dis
from Dublin, upwards Of 80 miles from Liverpool
and about half that distance direct from the main land
81 and Liverpool 50 ~ north and any by looking
the map VIII at glance that roundabout voyage
NJ least 500 miles n saved by those who take te Galway
preference 10 the Liverpool steamers II landed at
Cork they obliged 20 60 north by rail much greater
distance reach Dublin than they crossed from Gal.
going out Of their 10 do quite unnecessarily,
and useless expenditure Of time and money. II the
shortest voyage shortest line Of rails and shortest die
lance 81 Georges channel desirable for ira
vees visiting Europe from this country then the Cal
way hne must Inevitably have the preference As
cards the bar hor Of Cork Il is admitted 10 have spcn
did cove but the town fifteen miles from the aud
no vessel of than 40 tons lie a us whsrv.s
80 that this particular Galway has also superior adyan
fagcs, which arc 20 be made complete by moderate
pcndture Tor brcakwser and wharyes AT the expense
or the British government. Mr. Lever has shown his
ard Judgment 10 selecting Galway az hs steamship
terminus and will naa, he squadron triumphantiy With
out being obliged 70 have any recourse o. cork" b.
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Soroncrs' Omcc.

Tag GortDy TaNsgpy--DR,H oSk Dowssrcs.-
FLgabcth Carr q the victims Of the G0uldy tragedy
died yesterday morning a, ,ho Now York Hospital from
the effects Of her injuries u supposed tai decaset
the least injured Of the two domcstcs. and would
probably recover but Saturday great change or the
worse was observable and the pa,ul continued % sns
rapidly un,l yesterday when she expired. nafng tic
ias, hours Of deceased illness large quantity q btan
cozcd cf the weuni on her head Tho Coroner was
roicd To hold inquest ufon The body ~ deceased pat
tho taken M when the Office closed last even
ing toroner Illus VII probably mold tue nlaet 20 Jay
Joanna Murphy the other domestic who not expected
20 live than twenty iou hours after her admission ~
the hospital continues 20 improve the most wonderful
manner, and talk quite nationally The physi
cans in attendance have now strong hcfes of her re.
Coycry.
Mr. Goudy sim remains prccarious condition. We
times quite rational and oiien inquiries after his sou
prank, WHOM ne surpcscs 10 b. alive and IN prison N
thanei rSpidiy recovering j. also his mother but
feared Charles, the youngest boy will never tecos er
from the eject 81 his injuries Tic appears to Be the only
member cf the family that is any immediate danger
sriupE ny srANrSa-Iienry yuliy. q German, aged az
years aud , ing ~ 1913 Troy street. committed suicide on
Saturday evening BY s,abbing himself TO The heart with
butcher knife Deceased appeared, was aborine under
the influence Of aaor wheu he committed the rash act.
He had been sei,ed with deirum tre'nens few hours
previous to his death and in the midst Of his alteration
GOT poesesso ~ large knife and plunged into his left
side inIctng CHASTITY wound, from the effects Of which
he Died IN Few MINUTES Afterwards Deceased leaves
wife and four children ~ lament his untnely end The
Coroner will hold an inquest upon the body II deceased
today.
FtrN AcVDxNr o. sHrpo,sp a aborcr, nanod WIN.
Williams WINS killed nv falling into the hold " the shr
rsvs at pier u EaS, river on SATURDAY, afternoon. The
bsy ~ deceased was taken 10 the New YORK Hospital "
await The ac,cp a. the cogcaer
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. IL, 1858.
The market has been active to-day, and the sales
Of the week foot up 900 bales receipts 900 and
the exports 81 500 bales raising the total exports from
this port 70 date 10 25a 900 bales The receipts at this port
TIA 900 bales ahead Of last year and the
cd receipts all Southern ports f5a 900 bales stock
in port ara 20 bales. sugar steady, At SIC. &c. for
fair fully fair. Corn has Declined mixed Sc Bacon
Shoulders 7isc. sides, eye Rio coffee rm fair prime
10c 10%c sales OF the week 5000 bags imports 1000
bags, stock oo against 900 at same date last
NV ORLEANS No-. IL, 1858.
Pricce OF Gotten sitter, but not quoaby higher:
sales to-day 500 bales Flour steady AZ 81 rs lard
in barrels loc Freghts cotton 10 Liverpool have sd
vsnced lf6d and quoted NJ 16d rcights 10 iavrc
have advanced &c. and quoted &c. Sterling cx
change, 10T i0Ty New York ditto sixty days sight
1Aa2k per cent discount duo At sight per cent
discount
cuAmxsroy, Nov. 10, 1853
The cotton market was quiet today with small sales
sAvASxAH Nov 10. 1858
The demand Tor cotton 10 day was small aai transac
tons uninporani.
Hogs steady sales day 5000 al o. 70 o. 25 which
the prevailing rates Tor those averaging 200 lbs
Receipts today 10000. Provisions firm. Mess pork
speculative demand sales al ZIG IS for delivery IN
a 7c Sc. Whisky active al lsc Other articles un
changed.
-Four quiet. Wheat declined &c. Corn quiet: sa'cs at
ca Oats firm. Shipments 70 Bufao-Coo bbls four
1000 bushels wheat shipments 10 Oswego-1T 900 bush
cs wheat. Rcccipts-eoO bbl. aour, 10000 bushels
wheat, 5000 bushels corn.
fSwEs0, Nov. fJ-b II. NJ.
Flour unchanged Wheat dull sales 900 bushels al
soc for very choice Chicago spring zoe or stump tail do
Corn becoming sales ~ zoo bushels Ohio NJ CO.
Canal frciehs steady aour 3oc wheat ssc &C. to
New York. lake impor,ssi2 100 bushels wheat 5000
bushels corn. 5000 bushels rye, 6so0 bushels barley
Canal EXPORTS 900 bbls -four, q 600 bushels wheat
1900 bushels corn $500 bushels rye, 400 bushels bar
ley, 4 500 bushels oats.
RrwAfe, Nov. lisp NJ
Flour In good demand: market shade nrrner; stock
very much reduced; supply hand light. sales 1000
bhls at ~ 81 ~ 30 Cor good 10 choice Wisconsin and
Illinois, t5 G i2L for good 10 choice extra Indiana
OHIO Michigan and Canadian 81 ~ rs for double extra
Wheat in active demand market nr: sales "a 900
bushels al ssc 9oc Cor Milwaukee club 81 for No red
winter Illinois VI 10 for No do, and Ohio and Indiana
81 IL for prime white ILLINOIS, Corn duh aud heavy
sales II roo bushels at CSC Barley and rye dull and
Gales Oats NOT plenty and market hrmcr sales 200
bushels nj 46c Whskcy steady sales $50 bbls at % &c
Dressed hogs selling at IS 20 IS 70 Canal freighss3c
-four, I2c. wheat, and lie On corn TO New York
Receipts by iake-1 49, bhls -four 1872 IA bushels wheat
749s bushels corn s5s bushels barley, il7s bushels
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The Paraguay Expedition.
THE UNITED STATES STEAMER FULTON AT BARBADoE

TIE UNITED STATES STEAMER FULTON AT BARBADOES.
BARBADoEs, Oct. %, 1868.
During the stay here OF the United States steamer Full
ton, Of the vessels OF the Paraguay expedition her
captain and officers well those OF the other vessels
have been Hospitality entertained by the people Of the
island Yesterday they dncd with the Governor at his
country scat, where they doubtless had pleasant
time
The officers Of the Forty ninth regiment gave them
mess dinner which got up in the best Of style, and
at which there the usual interchange Of friendly scnt
nens. There 49, IN fact, end to the dinners, and it
was but the other day that they the guests of
American merchants, Who after dinner took them
out o the country where they passed the evening the
house Of one of their entertainers.
The present Governor Of the island Mr. Hicks, is a civil
lan He was formerly secretary Of Lord Egn and when
IN Canada was a prominent LIBERAL
II is understood that the Fulton leaves this place the
23d nst and is thought she will reach Pcrnambuco
Monday Of the following week-say the 1st Of November
An effort will be made by the Harriet Lane TO get there
first, but il Is Doubtful whether she will succeed.
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out wearing the public The avcls commence Al Nblos
next Mooday
At Laura keeoes theatre, sour American Cousin sti
kecrs The bills and will be played Ga evceY night this
week and on Thursday afternoon.
Al the broadNay theatre Mr. uac<c,t Close his
fagement this evening, and take his r,reweii benefit
paying Sir Per,nax MacSS cophant "rhe Man OF the
tot'd,' aad Monsieur Mailct ID the farce or the
name Mr. iiacket vii, not appear here again this
season lie is the best card Mr.. Eddy can have. Why
not engage han for another week.
AT the BoWcry theatre the bill this evening Includes
"The Bottle +" Dechalmeaa" (pan,omime), and the
sLost Treasure
AT the Palace Garden circus "Cinderca" has becn
drawing great crowds OF juvcnes II will be repeated on
every evening during this week. and Wednesday
Thursday and Saturday afternoons The managers also
announce the engagement OF Partisan equetries, Mile
Loyal from the circus in the Champs Eysee where the
female riders really very fine. Mile Loya! is ex
pected TO make great sensation
The colorcd opera campanies-Woods, Campbeii's and
Bryants-have capital bills or the week, with per
fornances the afternoon OF Thursday, Thanksgiving
Day.
AL Barnums Museum the usca variety of attractions is
offered for every afternoon and evening during the week
THEATRICAL WORCESTERSHIRE stage manager OF Bur
tons Mr. Moore, that that theatre viii shortly
be opened for the winter season. and adveses for
pany Eaton Stone and other equine stars town.
and they say that the opera cheeol is impending at
Of the large theatres in Broadway Miss Laura Kcene in
announcing the production of "a Midsummer Nights
Dream says that the fairy transformations will be Of
"bewildering" character The Philadelphia comedy,
Extremes" is in rehearsal hore Mr.. Blake will play
it, Mr.. Stuart opens the Washington theatre Deem
ber5 There two fine openings for some young
man-in the Boston theatre, which to be let from March
ensuing, and North's Chicago theatre, which ten
ant at the same time. Mr. Charles Walcot sailed for
Charleston Saturday, and will play in the Southern
cities during the winter The public Of that section will
find him capital artist. The prices At the Rio Janero
opera house, where la Grange sings, follows
First tier boxes, 500 second tier $50 third tier, SIS
fourth tier S. best seats without boxes each secoud
So gallery, ST.
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sursms CorRr-Cmoun--P Nos. 5i3, 1891
1919 1889 1918 1000 2ioi 21o3 2ios 2lO7 2ile 2l2i
.i23 2i25 2i2I, 2f3i 235 23T 2isi 2i43, 2lt5 2l47
nsl 21ss 2l5s, 2l57, also, 2lel, 2ies 2i6s Part A.
13<2 2016, 23l0 1874 28ss IOs2 2bl0 l22I iT92 1924
1880 IT'S ESQ 24ss 24eo 24e2 2ie6 $500 25l2 25os,
2bao lIIs 81 1883 1884 1870 1850, 1244, 400 2t52
atss sIs ,los lIos 1873 $3.50, es2, 1884, casa, 500
surUuos Covsr.--Nos 24l s2o Ias ia 222 az
466, Sls, cog, a. 4el 4e2, 4es, 4, $50 25s TO ga
$50 81 sis ~ 49, 2s2 27s as sTs, n, iOi, 1881
Couros PIxAs.--Put Mos Ieasn. 1891 lsas
1885, 1868, 1890, 1891, 1o6i, 1906 ipes 1897. s3s
81, ia, 7eb. Part Mos 174s, 1753 ls7I 100 1897
1860 500 soe so7 sos, soo 1885, i7si l7as ass 1889
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Parker i, II ,T62
VoF On rE coNsrulrTos.The majority against calling
convention IN amending tho sttu,ion Of the State
81 ,09s. Tie vote OF New York. Ulster and Westchester
counties is not included Over 10000 OF the electors
who voted upon the State and Congressional candidates
omitted TO vote upon this question
TiIE AMERICAN yor.-Mr Burrows tota! vote is 81 028
The American vote last year Was Go 900.
GEfsT SMITHS VorE.-ln forty eight counties Mr. Smith
received o29 votes His total vote will not exceed 600
DOUGLAS TO HAVE PUBLIC Reception IN BusrALo.-A
meeting was held in Buffalo the 10th inst to make
rangements for giving SIR Douglas public reception on
the occasion OF his passing through that city his way
to Washington.
CANDIDATES FOR SrgAxgR.-We are likely to have plenty
OF names from which 70 select Speaker Cor the
sembly d. c. IAtejohn, Of Oswego Lyman r. Lyon, Of
Lewis; G. NJ. Scholcicld, Of Oneida T. A. Conkling, of
New York; H. d Duryes and Franklin Tuhill, Of Kings
made nention OF among the republicans.
WHAT DOES MEAs?-The Chicago Tribune says Pre-
sidental management and tho treachery OF pretended
friends may prevent Mr. Douglas return.
UNANIMOUS FOR DordiAs Saline county Illinois at its
recent election poed o95 votes every Of which was
cast for the democratic candidate.
ANOTHER PRESIDENTIAL TEAM.-The following tickle, Ia
Just been brought out Cincinnati For President Abra
ham Lincoln OF Illinois, for Vice President John =.
Kennedy, OF Maryland-with platform embracing pro
lection to American industry the improvement OF Western
rivers and harbors and opposition to the extension OF
slavery by free emigration into the Territories.
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TEE fAMlLI 0ERALO.
The Latest News from Caiifornia-Ihe Exc-
susion cf James RodyerS-A Week OF Ter
ribie storms-Thc Astoria Cnsc-EIon,icidie
as Fulton oiarket-Anoiher spnrring Exhi-

as Fulton Market-Another spnrring Exhi.
bitior--Locai MATT rs--Nfsraet Reports, SC.
The FssL- Hr,Atp, IN " 1sls 81 rev, weinciay viii
give al the Of the preceding AMI large
quantity ~ miscellaneous and interesting reading wa
contain
The Details q Tso Weeks News from caiforni,cose Of
the oregon WarIndan Troubles n Csif,rna-Rcoord Of
Marriages, E1hs and Deaths On thu Pacinc, 4c
An ~ the Exccutin uf Rodgers The r0hs
"a rtay g. The Murder Of John s~ansionIs Appear
ance Morning q hi. cutourae Parting Scene with
hs P,cns-Eseng Scenes and cfoNd-skei,h Of Rodgers
rafe &C.
The 1rcai Hurricane Of ocobcr-shpwrecks and suffering
At sesy,sscls Abandoned Css, Ashore Dismissed Dss
bedgalge Of tho Storm from Bahamas a. Banks q New
i,.lnd and
report of,he ise Interesting Cross suits As,8aca.
nous Rcveasous--AIegcd Anemps - Asdac, rmbece
0hlTsh between The Father aod the Parry Seeking the
Gti-resirrory IN Tho Case Sc
An account Of the Shooting Of Dcrdsry snag ~ Fulon
Ma kel BY Police oncerrhe coronefs InvesiigsonThe
uhccr Committed for TRIAL
Another KShbou Of the "ransyiohn worri.sey's Grand
Complimentary BeneatPresentaon 81 tine 500 Stakes ami
q Diamond Pint Morrissey--Iiis speech. tc.
Letters from Correspondents Pads srssloprg snt
Berlin.
The Tai q Nicholas Minister n wscon.n-A Dco.a.
ble Picture Missing Girl-Hcau broken Wife All unhipry
Panty.
The american Institutes AdiressTaSuar Statement Of
| Rrceirts. Expenditures, a..
Important Arrest % Hand u Coaaer.
| fca Money. together with Presses, Dies A..
Edi,oria. on The leading events OF tbs dAy.
koos News OF Interest 81 tins and - adjoining Giles
fu report of he New YORK Cattle Market with the
| ter n cattle offered for sale prices. &C.
The Latest News received by telegraph otherwise h
LAe time a publication.
Police RepasThesiicsl Criticisms Csnrnercisi and No
ney MARKET r. Observation-Disclosures Deaths Cor week-ao-
se,hcr forming m Interesting and usesai newspaper
Terms Only o. year, -four cents single To 90.
tanned She one, % The It,ssGo ard % all asents Ad
verisemsnts Inserted at the usua, HsaAtp rates.