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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-23
AmCsErgENTs.

AcsnEs, or Nusc7,N,I,LE rIcoo.o o'
n MONDAY. DC, SI ,,sirn ,9 nMis
Third and Last nighl9f. rp,v,,r,
with It's ua1ue ensemble si nd u,se en- scene It's es
traortn combination in the chorus orchestra and the corps
srvr,v, senorts SOTO vyoREszA.
has been til. ienon Of the Director that Mile
fond not more s n made as
49, "a rkAviArA. so,, van, az scat,
bad opporny Of hearing Mile riccolonni in her great
"A T m ss ~ sRsT character
ings 7oi Broadway sbes stationery store 20 Wall
street corner OF Nassau. :.
Family circle .. 90 cents Ampbitheaire " " rs cents
New private hold persons $40
Only half the viii be sold today-the balance
In the course Of tho 9 SsR Tes soRxrs
will make his first ggnTE 81 A sssTs
In answer to applications At the ticket offices the
Academy Of Music and 5resngs win heneeor'h be open
81, and that in Wall street ats O'Clock as usual.
BROADWAY THEATRE
w Doors Spen@sS Sar'.,n VI Sl S.,s :s,S
The who'll. o. 3 ss AIT TF soAe or PRICES Is c.u
Dress circle 80 cents Family circle IS
third and fourth tiers capable seating thousand ersons
THE THEATRE ENTIRELY Renovated AND
AGREAr ELL FOX sAf fu EVENING.
The play Of
with Julia Dean Hayne in her great character of El.rs
R0ll" BELLE Hr Of Fd fYiE c sTUsoURo Alice Grey
Bertrand Khss T IN , E'a paE Dean ''ne
powERY THEATRE.
Saturday evening" eis 3st y fp lssss CABIN
st. Clair. Mr. q. O. Howard Eys , oordeln Howard
4ns M Msc r rGUsFEf Nr' O Howard
DApNuws MUSEUM THE INFANT EsAu Is NOW
ID here-the OF the famous bearded Woman"-s chn
f BEARD t0s anS @ss Tie amD eras
IT, IN AE ne na e The Ss siS y
and Facee THIS afternoon seS,s .sr ana s s =
family Living serpenis &C. to be seen Al All times Admit
lance 70 all Is cents; children under ten. IS cenA
WOODS MINSTREL BUILDINGS.
"''D Perform EVERY EVENING
EXTRAORDINARILY HS YS CONCENTRATIONS
EpS eT Hspn f. Badwor White and X warden adss
by the great company.
- ''' Miss JULIA DAILY
will appear in pT N ASb Su GnT or 11 Phacr
in which she viii sustain FIVE Different Characters
ERANKIIN MUSEUM 1T GRAND STREET. ONE Doos
YoUTa, BEAUTY AND FASHION; ,,
The finest place in the city TO an hour or two and w
BEAUTIFUL GROUPINGS
model arstes whose chase exhibition the theme 81
admiration from every tongue.
TWO PERFORMANCES
given every day commencing O'Clock 10 the avnoe
rs W
appear In q selection highly artistic living pictures also the
FEMALE MINSTREIS,
the only organized company OF ladies in existence togethcs
with
Mons GREGOIRE,
Hercules OF the world who with his clenched fist wiz
BREAK THE HARDEST STONES
that produced with other For fun par
cuars bills seats 81 cens B0Ica
% Private boles ST. Seats ts stage - Strangers
remember can see the entire performance In Inc A
noon. and be In time TO meet the cars and boats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-23
SHIPPING.


THE vANDERsnr EUROPEAN LINE oy srkAs.
i shps between New Yorh Southampton la,ts ssi hrs
s srS sf a. ySs. and sss's
xHsbERRlII 49,: -: Nov Dee :. Dec
These searaships have water ugh np1nen,s and cary
ssass %1 yrnasFss g. ana
Cerihcates issued for passage from Europe.
D. TORRANCE, No. s Bowling Green, New Yors
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN srv xsurps
ROYAL NAIL sTbAMshirS.
FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL $50
Chief cabin passage.
FROM BOSTON TO LvERrooI- -.
Chief cabin passage ~
The ships from Boston cali at Halifax -, -,
zsfiss 81; Hfs5Ss
These carry white light at mast head green
W Wssss:ssy Oct Oct F.
ssl Ww saassy Nov Nov
Berih a not occurred untI paid for.
The owners Of these ships will be accountable for gold.
st5 are and
therein f'f
CTEAM TO IIvERpooI. LONDON, GLASGOW, DUB.
lin Belfast and Londonderry and all the principal towns
pool New York Phnadepha steamship companys SPLEEN
did Clyde built iron steamships from New York
The fastest steamship in the world the CITY OF
BALTIMORE, will sail Saturday, October g. at IL o'clock
from pier North river and will be succeeded by the
XlGo .Thnrsday NOV =
CITY OF BALTIMORE. Thursday, Dee 2.
Passengers will find this the most speedy and safe route TO
the Continent. Berths should be secured at
Cabin from New York and Phiade pha. $40
Third class from New York to any of the above named
Return tickets available for six months
Passengers forwarded to Havre Paris Hamburg Bremen,
Antwerp and all parts of the Continent without delay.
Noce-These provided with requisite
strictest
cpine with regard the Of lights For freight
or passage apply at the Office of the company.
JOHN q. DALE, Is Broadway, New York, Agent
In Liverpool to VIM INMAN, Tower Buildings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-23

L.oR CHARLESTON -rHE srrANsilir KEYSTONE
esFhn a. cAsrgg "a s.1nrlay ~, NJ, ~ s9eoes y
~ safannsh. - saturday. oci y. ai leeeo,s
Ne - SaFth wharyes Phladelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-23

IIEsEy H IfFnS AtsrloN Eyn -sAlrsRooN n
III N~~~wm sfr.et-Nf>hN l'sp~ ~ ~ ~~h ~
mu1 - s2ssraa4 aNts~f ~ l4orlsrk m frumt Of tn
o. y Ns.ssa sr~st .ur hsna fsshAn.se ceupe, plate
So a. hlue esd o. lAunetasas wtshoa any
eapeNaNmrv tss ISL Z. Mt wlhaat rsmerve Also .
a. Nfsa h@ss h.-ka~ hr~~. ~ ish ssst~a
n si4d r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-23
COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.
A SOUTHERN WIDOW LADY POSSESSING ENERGY
party willing $500 Good security large profit
moral character address postpaid, with sincerity Aaba
ma, n. Y. Pos, Office, for three days.
(,opARTNERsHIP HoTIcR-rHE UNDERSIGNED
o a q
general commission business 4 S SaSSHIETx%Hss
~ will please take notice that have dissolved copart
ner,hp BY mutual consent Our kcsmm., smpowsred %
may be found At % Delaney street 20 -,
NToTIcE-THR COMMITTEE on STREETS or THE
No r. CIV Ian On Monday the 9Th inst, al ~ o'clock a.
e ar se Proprs 81 ssendns worm street r''
THOMAS 4. DUNN, COMMITTEE
join join II n" SRhDY streets.
DARTNER wANTED-rN THE GROCERY BUSINESS.
acquainted y The market and having cash and short
muncations strictly confidential
DARTNFRsHIP NoTIcE-orR FRIENDS AND &C.
ouainiaurcs are hereby respectfully informed that we
business IN saperlr s,yc Il Hudson cy n j. our arm
VIII BE- Rocmmci chi aud commissions may be eft AZ
ROEMNEIT A IEICHr, Brewers.
DARTNER wANTED.-AN ACTIVE MAN. WITH $500
cash to engage y light pleasant business that viii pay
an Interview can y had, bor :, "a Post ofice.
DARTNER wANTED-wITH CAPITAL or NOT
u less than 81 200 IN manufacturing business estsb
isry r person Who nay wsh % nves, s o. 500 sa,c
iory both parties and have constant employment ad
dress B. :. D.. Herald Office.
U,o BUILDERS CONTRACTORS AND PLAsTERERs-
s29n-A partner wanted with the above amount y Join
ses ana ao 81 ne@ni,ar nethoi ~ ,t,,ng nlser Scr
particulars apply 10 AUG. GAND plasterer from Paris ss
Leonard street
THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING
between louis :. Lohse and James fireman. manufac-
jewelers. aud watchmakers nj No I'D Fourth
70 "'' NY LOUIS q ToHsE
JAMES BRENNAN
The business will be conducted by brennan the
above place.
yyANTFp-A SPECIAL or ACTIVE PARTNER WITH
w capital of s5oo0 81 Oel IN cash business ~ long
dress with real name stating where interview may be had,
~. y. W., Herald Office.
yyANTFp-A PARTNER WITH CASH CAPITAL or
w from Sionto g 600 IN wholesale aud retail liquor
business Address NJ. T., Herald Office.
yVANTFD-AN ACTIVE PARTNER WIN 81 .oocAsH.
per year Agents need not Address d. NJ, box ID
Herald Office.
ytrANTED-A MAN HAVING ONE HUNDRED DOI.
w lars TO invest IN profitable business aud for which
crtv IA sohe tbe amonnt viii he given can hear of an on
portuuty BY addressing !. r, Herald cnhce
c1-S "A PARTNER w ANTFD. WITH THIS AMOUNT.
.NI ~. in profitable Office business For particulars
ply a lgg Wooster street. from ~ AL " or ull3
COM PARTNER IN FIRST CLASS GROCERY
ICUV. siore-au old established stand, AMI one q The
best the city Any respectable having $500 cash
have half interest o. salary OF 0per annum Apply IN
thc store, i carmine street near Bleecker
.l.vUU ner wanted Immediately, with this amount q
cash In first cass business where there risk and will
paya good income No further capital required Address
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IIrNnY n I.EEns ArrrInNEER- sAtEsRoox So .

AAasaa ssnes ~kapsrt prlsaie frcsn n o paintings
h E.sira - Astsn srtlkns. k.l q Nee York snd ~
= ne II whl.r faslns ~NkNkN ~ LkElls Co
sr amrltn Al fseir Nalery, ~ ~ Nassau street 90
TkNriay alt fraaf - nnd saturday ~ nss ~ VI ecss
49, - Unt whf disposed h~ entire ciection
e~ullrmsu esisiuE - aeo M salsahle psures-
msuanr ln f8HMf ~ f~ ~nrks n ken@nii trep3ey
aseY a n uIran6 NtfYey, NJ wagner - Albany, dec
n 3aN farssN n hstwf wm Hart NoiemAn. poftrat Of
mklffa ~ tsxfs N~Ft~ fr~s~pr John ~ pns
O. srf Hn.ny ober etsnnss~hed Amerean ant tsregn
arma uMrtarmrty friends AMI cnnnnix.eur~
ssasrafy peaanns ta slswAaa oisiecn. rhsy are noe
ma hsl.taan Aaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-23

IsiM0r efffr y 49, TR Ala ~rAssRNGERs rFR suIr
NANN NkNNANttfk vi r~Hulrr ~ have baggage
f8 ~ Nnese8 nesh - ~ shp VII proved =
ssrs#t.Y tEN VI wNtsu faN fnur more rstin n assen
u.ea - aHna aftan - tAkcn, applied onre
- tsMrN gfF - tasa river. - 9OODEvE, ARK ELL
sEfAAtfH - fesfl sfeet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-23

UCTIoN NoTICE.-A FAMILY WILL SELL. AT PRI-
n waite sale this day all the elegant costly furniture in the
private house. No 1853 Ninh avenue door from Twenty
hrt street consisting in part of two solid rosewood parlor
suits In brocate and plush eegeres mirror backs
marble tables French plate oval and pier glasses
aud chairs number Of paintings and
IN the chambers beseads bureaus and
mahogany sofas and chairs Brussels and ingram
nc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-23
UCTION NOTICE-LARGE AND PEREMPTORY
"A OF household furniture OF family declining

M. DOUGHTY, Auctioneer,
VIII sell this day Saturday Mt l0 O'clock at saesroom 70
Nassau street, by virtue of a chatel mortgage
Consisting rosewood and mahogany parlor dining bed
furniture viz Paror suits In brocate and harcloth
tables bookcases extension dining tables lounges
dressing washstands bedsteads hair
the whole be sold the highest bidder for cash
ogues ready and goods exhibition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-23
A UcrIoN NoTICE-J BoGART, AUTHORITARIAN

A UCTION NOTICE.. BOGART, AUCTIONEER.-BY
n s BoGARTMouday October rs, at lo6 O'Clock, at the
No. North William street. household urni-
ture consisting OF large assortment of mahogany sofas
mahogany bookcases mahogany parlor chairs mahogany
reans, Brussels three ply and ingram carpets olcohs,
h0gany French hedeads hair mattresses bedding feather
tnp tables kitchen furniture, wagon
stoves, counters, &c, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-23
,,.VfrvfNru ANNrAt FArR Or rms AurRTcAv

tasse.ls xxearsln 'hkrls pr s~nrnehps JAMESTOWN
- NsAMtNk fFsam kbhrasaa Petersburg and bsrk
49, .e.terT.sn ineiufef as and Norfolk and
- 80 rhese useis - usea = I'm October without
sA4asl rhafNr us ~ Na rafurs aesrng ~ 0pportu-
.9s. 1000 "a tnrreau institute 4
-. sl - silkets srpy the agens ~ company
al NaFfaIA prarrsisar9 Ana htrNuoafA ~ -
HkSRN LuuLAN NJ Hroadwsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-23

sEnnencaE ~ g. occs library II chee works on draw
an Faine penlaanshp A.. sgendill, Illustrated many
~ AH an valuable tRwthef wkh large variety OF
has A. NE NArious deI, srthnehts.
$50 WILLS NICHOLS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A
W NltfiuiS wtl srf tbs dAy, saturday, October - n
- MmnMau street. Mnnnl wo ~~rpnd hand
g. nuRrifs or4er snp pnsrabary
ah p~cufa han1 lanGer wagon, on hall springs
$50 VMFity ~ Nna tp. new. Also, large and
feaaiH amlrat q duutle And single harness blankets
assoc wh. a., A. 49, ~. ~scona hsnd top buggy IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-23
4 rcrInN NoIICE-Tuos REII. AuCTInNEER AND

A UCTION NOTICE-THOS. BELL. AUCTIONEER, AND
IN W $. 1HOMPSON.-Ths day at l0l. O'Clock, in the
sarooms No Is East Broadway sale Of choice housekeep
ng Articles good furniture splendid private library, richly
bound books curtains and superior
articles Also stock II boot and shoe dry goods cloth
ing hosiery hardware and pledged goods carpets, DC
A ucTI0N NoTIcE.-CROCkERY, GLASS, CHINA &c
~ Tuesday, Oct d. nj 10 o'clock al 2Sl Pearl by
hARTLFTT x COwEN extra large and choice opened
sck II best goods just landed and must be sold close
corslnment Those wanting cash bargains will attend
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-23

~ NaFfrtnx a. ni,pa rlAes mAs-rhe superior en-.
ttrss Napfet shT aAMk~ HoNfY Robinson commander,
- e~f ~ ~fah~f, ~ " dlrect ~ The ~ Inst The
naNsAN4tNa fiplsr ntip HOtkfsANp Sargent
g. 60 MeihaHrua thr Afh elegant
NsNAsNfs ~ 10 passengers The clipper ships
NA.As~tt Ana tssis Npsultng wd Pillow the above shis
NaH NxFiy AufNfNhnF freight appy on
NsF~ "a W CAMERON No q bowling Green.
ssls 49, sis aue.s ae IA
Haa.sneHs N AasAaallA. Meeaa WGkiason Brus A 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-23

IT. ana second baud rlrnnure.-By " y. n SciIEvCK-
s aAF oc - ~ luA oelncs Al their salesroom, 80 Nassau
ufnsrwe ant mahnNsny parior suits IN brocsel hrocade
- - Plush F~ewpe marle Up etegeres. rosewood mar
o. estFe ie aud sgfa tables Noire aud Turkish easy
rhafs tsrtaa~ wardroh-s also the
family aecutng housekeeping removed for
rrce ~ sale enahracnf rsswaf parlor suit rosewood
~ tp lA~s bureaus wassfsnfs &c rosewood and maho
hnAds chairs otinfnans lounges mattresses
NAln9a and general a@nsui ~ farniure, also three
ssxaii re@w~ssd piAnoklrtes city made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-23

DRYANrS' MINISTRIES,
ID Mechanics Hal. al Broadvsy above Grand ssresA
Monday oct ~ and every night during the wecs-Firs
peArance OF the celebrated tlog Dancer
MR. FRED WILSON
and Dan BRYANT The eminent African ragedans -
Dhk and Hank M the screaming bnrlesQue ~
KING RICHARD TIE THIRD.
Dances SaynCs Comcalies. PhFrtatOn scenes 49,
Two TAKE ONk-sWrNgINU MAGGLJ RAIr-ALPfNw
BROTHERS.
Door. open al 81; 20 IL Tickets Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-23

I.Un RIO ~ JANfFnO THE FINE FAST SAILING
faNFF fnA RANNEs VIII have immediate despatch for
- aFa and mccpmmoAate very handsomely eight
sai as-rnErr. having large cabin and staerooms
8Fsx ~ very hwsi IN the market VIII be furnished
l@aa asFs wauA A. wei " look n Me sccommoia
NHsfa W mss Nuprfaf l before engaging elsewhere
fma@s pfaa|f 800 south .trefta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-23
THE FLoREsTISE GALLERY y
CLASSICAL sTATuETIc PAINTINGS
will open on
MONDAY, Oct Is,
No. 6Is BROADWAY

EXTRAORDINARY PERFORMANCE GIVEN BY THE
II far celebrated magician, Professor DUPUY The Pro
this the first and only that he viii
New York previous his departure for Eurupe VIII
make series Of experiments never before exhbiei IN
this country long the Arabs and Eastern
people enabled Mr. Dupuy to learn Of the tricks for
which they celebrated a venroqus he has
been eQuaed and his singing and talking will astonish every
body We advise every human sksl
the s;bAness Assembly Moons $50 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-23
A UCTIoS NOTICE.
"A NJ G. EDEY, Auctioneer.
psrcmpinry sale of wagons, harness. &c.

EZRA LUDLOW, JR.,
VIII sell lhs day Saturday at ~ O'clock mt No. Pine
street without % close accounts light wagons, tor
hgg sliding seat top bugges for two or four roar
wagons depot bnggtes all new, and OF
and finish also hand vehicles together witt
different styles % single and double harness The
buyers called 10 the above sale the stock be CLOSED
out
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-23


HCIx LECTURES ON CONSUMPTION ASTHMA
- hrupGis heart dsease, female and kidney complaints
and chronic generally l pages thirty
boundD y Dr. SAMUEL FITCH. Explaining his curative
Diseases Price Is BY mall W centa
Address Dr. s. Fitch once 7lt Roadway n. Y. An
sultaiions free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-23

CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, LONDON, GLASGOW, AND
- all parts Of Ireland for s30-The steamship CITY or
BALTIMORE having the last passage Liverpool in
ten days will sail Saturday, Oct e. Passage in cabin
third For passage apply 10 X. j. COkTIS
CO III broadway nj FULTON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-22
Funny Affair.

o. the Sunday night preceding the sailing
of the Vanderbilt, the people OF z IeenstowD,
Ireland, we're throw q INTO the utmost conster-
nation by the loud booming OF cannon IN the
barber, which the Cork Examiner thus e1-
plain:
The lateness Of the hour and strctness
with which the Sabbath is observed On board
English men-oi-war, prevented the idea being
entertained that the marines were being
brought through the gun exercise. 10 short
time the streets were crowded by the inbabl.
tants OF @ Queenstown, by naval officers, Is,
aud conjecture was rife as to the cause OF the
cannonading Some though that ship was
Oh fire, others that a strange man-of-war might
be entering the harbor, and lew Of the more
i'm ginatiye and inipui-1e were If opinion
that it was a fOrelsu Invasion. Crowds OF
PEOPLE came rushing down from the nclgh-
borhond cl Spy-hill. shouting out, "Ne French
are come, the French are Come" aid the
creates: excitement 10 consequence prevail o.,
macy people were terrified to an extreme de.
gree, and 10 few instances ladies tainted
After some time, however, the discharges
were seen &c come from Her Mniesty's snIp
llapk and some boats, GoHtsBiUg laval Of
E"eTr, put IL im"cuiateiy W 'nat 'esoVi
The firing saon after ceased.
We have learned that it va. post.pran-
dial entertainment given, 10 the absence oi
the captain and other seniors, by the junior
officer Of the ship to some friends Of bis Eho
were Oh board. The vsItcrs, 1t appears, be-
ing mere landsDer, expressed an anxiety to
gee the marines put through the gun exercise
and the officer visiting to af,rd his guests
every enjoyment, ordered the druDs 20 beat
the meu to quarters. His directions were
complied With; the msrires were aroused from
their hamm rsk-, and in obedience to the
command of their superior blszed away al
The guns for fully hall an hour. They went
ct 1t with such a right good will tina. one Of
the boar was blown away from The dayits
The officer III question was placed under ar.
rest, aud court martial will be held.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-22
A Remark bic ship.

Shipbuildcrs at Z let Boston have in course
Of construction 10 their yard small steamer,
which is to be propelled in a novel manner.
She is built as an experiment. the Inventor
being furnished with The funds to construct
her by some Of the leading shipbuilders in
this city. The bull is fifty-two feet long, and
,birteen feet wide at the stern, and taprrS
gradually to the bows which are very sharp.
She is Eve feet deep. % deck she will have
a cabin nineteen leet lorg She will be work
ed By 40 engine Of twelve horse power, to
which will be attached the propellers--one at
the stern, three feet in diameter, to work 10
the water, and ono at too atem, eight feet IN
diameter, to work in the air. The Dir propel-
Ter is attached to a shaft which connects with
the engine and also with the water propeller
ut the stern. 1t is supported by post attbc
stem. Both proreiiers viii lie worked by
steam. The smoke pipe will lay horizontally
on the deck. Tie inventor is confident that
by this arrangement be can ea-ily get % to
80 miles an hour speed cut ofthiH craft. We
understand that the inven ton has been tried
ON a small boat in our hsrbor and has VO'k.
ed admirably. The bull is completed and
ready for the machinery. which is being made
in Rexbury. 1t is expected that the vessel
will be ready to make her trial trip by the
middle of D. cember r.. Boston Transcript.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-22
The Frederic X. burg Fair.

Our Agricultural Fair ctCsei in triumph
yesterday, and was, as we predicted, the
crown ADD consumm alton OF all the Asrlcn!'
tural Exhibitions Of the rasr--fsr sur psselnR
the N-tlousl and State Fairs. considering the
area and population Represented. Our "peo-
pie" are the hest stock exhibited, aud as long
as the Far" serves DIS 40 occasion 'or tho'r
assem- bling its chief excelleuce add highest
and best ntjsci and purpose will be acesm,
rlished. TEE snow-ytorm Of Monday, ana
the wrs,cbedly bleak winds and clouds OF
Tuesday, all tsrminated 10 the most beautiful
weather, propiiious and giorion', worthy II
self to take the highest premium. Inc
crowd, too, was larger than ever before
streets lined and ihronged with carriages and
foot passengers poured a vast multitude
into the Grounds by the hour ut which the
"Tournsmen;" vas 70 begin. Twe1ty-ono
Knights entered for tho pFzs. The charge
uas delivered. graceful and gracefully, by
VIM g. Gilnan-shose speech received hlgh
praise 90 all hands. After fair tilt and a
pro,ractei contest, MIR. Th"mas Hayden.
"Kpieh, of the Horse Shoe" WAS declared
tho Victor, and selected MIss Betty Smith, OF
Spotsy lvanis, as Green of Love aud Beauty,
| to whom Mr. Gilman presented the beautiful
Jewery, which was the prize Of his success.
j US. before tie Tournament two knights ran
q quarter stretch, and one of them rno over a
| buggy, upset it, got upset. horse and all, and
We have no duub, that XII got" saw atsrs at
midday.
A, . meeting of the Agricultural Society
on Wednesday night, at the Court House, l..
A. Boggs. esq, Dasing been n2pinarsd tor
reelection as Prosident, declined, as no bad
sersed two years, and thought rotation better
for the interests Of the Society. Col. W. j..
Green reported amendments to the Constta
ton, " hch we're adopted. d g. Dcjarnette,
ESQ.,. was called to the chair, and the follow.
! Jog officers we're elected for the ensuing year:
Presidert--J. Horace Ley. Of Stafford.
County Weep residsnt-rbos. n. Walsh,
Caroline; }. L Stausbury. Spotsyl7sni.;
Z. Rose, Staff .rd; Charles Mason, King
George; q w. Lewis. WestmoreIahG; r W.
Carter, Rchm nd County; W. L. Waring,
Essex; W. n. Wexford. Culpeper; q. c. Buck
ner, Orange; James W Walker. Madison;
Lewis Ellis, Fauquier; A. n Willis, Kappa
hammock; Wellington Gjrdon, Louisa; John
+. Scott, Fredericksburg.
Corresponding Secretary--E. 7. Tayloe, OF
King George.
Recording Secretary-J. Harrison Kelly,
Fredericksburg.
Treasurcr--F. Slaughter.
A resolution of tharks to the retiring Pre-
sident was unanimously adopted, and MIR.
Buggs delivered very appropriate saledlc-
tory, AID the Society adjourned.
6urg Nems.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-22
From w a htnRton.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l9 The collector Of the
customs at Mobile has by this time received
a letter from the Secretary Of the Treasury
against granting clearance for the Alice
Painter for Greytown. TIE objection rests
mainly on the ground that the expedition as
now proposed, a.siopiis,es to that of Novem-
her, 1857 when the stesmcr Fashion escaped
Nv false papera at the Mobile custom-bouse,
he cane collector having been deceived
Subsequent eyscts we're Inconsistent with the
truth If General Walkers representations at
that time.
i. not 10 tended to interfere with the peace
ful emigration to n cstsgua, or to any other
country; hut Nicaragua is entitled to repose
10 the cor fdeut belief that the Unitcd States
will maintain relations OF peace and ainity
With her government and people.
TIE United States commercial agent OF Ia.
kodadi, japan, reports that an abundance OF
tsce!ent coal can be had there at Sc per ton
of 600 pounds.
There is authority for say ing that the SEQ
Rotary Of the Treasury has not iotimated to
anv one what recommendations be will make
to Congress With regard to the revenue.
Lit. Bondinot, of the navy has resigned.