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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22

protect the ballot box libel thc fair fame of The
North 70 say that majority Of her people wore in fevoe
OF slavery extension. The Union county ticket had
been ratified night without dissenting Ths,
was good job The thing done last year, and
bayones had ceased to glitter about the City HALL And
now thongh that Hall had been partly destroyed by
hrc they could get along better with half City Hall with
peace than with whole filed with armed men. II
had been said by his political enemies that he the
enemy o. the adopted citizen. That not so; he
his friend But while he willing extend hospitality
10 tho stranger within our gates he protested against the
adopted citizen being put forward in the name OF liberty
by the wire puers OF democracy TO perpetate outages
that their cowardly souls shrunk from And justice
the adopted citizen he would 60 further and say that the
vast majority oi the ouragcs committed upon tho ballot
box were by men native to the soil He complained Of
the adopted citizen because he was ready to swallow
everything nicknamed democracy without examining its
essence.
S r ANscos, of Mass, ex-clerk OF the celebrated
Kansas Investigating Committee, next introduced to
tho meeting lilo related couple Of anecdotes that he
had formerly used In the campaign in Pennsylvania which
anecdotes pleased the boys very much He referred to
the extravaganza Of the administration citing facts TO sup
port his view OF it. among others, live oak transaction
with Dir. Swift OF Massachusetts,, who had expended
some ten or fifteen thousand dollars Pennsylvania in
aid of Buchanan election.
+. DEiJrErp SMITH made remarks giving as a rea
son for doing that Daniel Ullmann who had promised
to be there at O'Clock, had failed To attend.
WIN. H. FRY was next introduced 70 the meeting. Tho
boys prominent in their demonstrations that Mr.
took occasion to read them lecture good behavior
telling them If they not quiet he would keep quiet
himself This not having the proper effect an officer was
for to put the boys Finding many there and
fearing doubt that he did there would not be
many left TO hear, he dessec This so encouraged thu
boys that before the close Of Mr.. F.'s remarks
thirty or forty Of them clambercd up the speakers
stand. Mr. T. advanced nothing particularly in
tercsting
MIR. HENRY +. SMITH announced himself as the last
speaker Of the meeting He commenced with some
marks upon the Smith family, including Smith o. Brcn at
the suggestion OF some in the crowd, winding up that
portion Of his remarks by the novel quotation from Burns
about gold and the guinea stamps and a. that The
porter failed however, to see the connection it had with
the prCfeSSed objects Of the meeting He referred
Senator Hammonds remarks about all laborors being
slaves. He said Senator Hammond lied, and that he
(Smith) was the Senator's SUPERIOR notwithstanding he
occupied seat in the Senate OF the United States.
At half past eight, few minutes thereafter, the
meeting adjourned with three cheers for Pennsy
and three cheers for the Union
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Tng AMY or OCcUParicS.-Compsints are made by the
residents u staten Island in regard to the annoyanccs
which they subjected BY thr soldiers Of sixty
tine grounds Not satisfied with keeping guard
that valuable piece Of property and the with which
Is sircwcd, they stop the rasscrs by demanding 10
know where they have cnmc from whore they gong
10, what their busne s, and other things with which
they have properly nothing ~ do All that y required Of
the soldiers that enters the ground with
out proper permission that the remains of the burned
buildings carried or and that they do not Interfere
with the pcopc o island unless the people OF the ISLAND
interfere with them.
THy HENRY srREFr HoMupx-The Coroners inquest in
the case q Carson Roster who was killed nght at No
&c Henry street. few evenings ago, concluded yes
terday the New York Hospital Tho evidence agains,
the prisoner, Charles Mcrcrmo,t conclusive. The
Jury rendered Verde, Of death from stab In the cft
side of the abdomen with large meat knife IN tho hands
OF Charles Mcrcrmo at the grocery store No 30 Henry
street. 18th October 1858. Uron the rendition Of the
verdict McIcrnut committed 10 the Tnmhs to await
the acton ~ the Grand jerry Roster native " Ger
many, and was twenty -four years Of age
FAraL RankoAp AouDsSr-A man whose name "
unknown by the down train of the Hudson
River Railroad on Wednesday evening. The accident
Cured yonkers shortly after the had eft the
the track be Stacked his speed, blew his whistle aud
used all the other Of warning and precauton AZ his
disposal, hut 10 The unfortunate seemed
" heed nothing, and " Is believed that he must have
been either intoxicated DESTROYS Of committing suicide
when the train passed hs remains were discovered on
house by tho officers Of the railroad 70 await the arrival
of the coroner.
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K,pus Cou,tv poI,,v.s.

FIpsr ASSEMBLY DrsrmcT.-The republican delegates .
the First Assembly district met at No l7o Joraemor
street yesterday and unanimously nominated Mr. George
". Stiwell, Of New Utrecht, as their candidate.
TnE UNoS.-The American General Committee Of King
county have ratified the union Of the Americans ani
puhhcass On the Congressional and county tickets BY
% tot.
NATURALIZATION. Morris, Of the County Court
has naturazed three hundred and seventy three foreign
ers since the 18th q the present month. The business
stu progressing.
FUSION NoxNAroS.-The Americans and republicans
the Sixth Assembly district after proractcd session on
Wednesday night, nominated Abraham Messcroe, an
American as their candidate Mr. Messerolc yesterday
formally accepted the nomination
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Naval Intelligence.

much larger force Of workngmcn and mechanics arc
employed in the Brooklyn Navy Yard than has been
for years. The number estimated al two thousand 1--we
hundred The work 10 be done the several vessels
fitting out for Paraguay has caused the additional in
The chartered steamer Atlanta is in dry dock
and will receive thorough ovcrhaulng all the defective
plankiug the outside u being taken out and sub
sttued She will be ready 10 leave the dock In eight
ten days. The chartered steamer Caledonia Is almost
ready and the Memphis having been rcnttcd will take
IN her stores and be ready 10 sail in week. The
westcrnport Is coalng, aud making nnal prerara-
tons for her departure. Each u these vessels
will take n sergcanis guard Of marines, under
the command of orderly sergeant, which will after
the concentration Of the feet be subject 10 the orders II
Captain Tansil commanding officer of the marines " the
Paraguay expedition. There u already sufficient force
the Brooklyn Marine Barracks and board the United
States receiving ship North Carolina 20 supply the de-
mands OF the different Steamers and now In readiness
waiting orders TO embark.
The United States siorchp Release has received orders
10 he ia readiness TO sail Monday next Her stores for
the Paraguay feet nearly all and those who wish
10 send letters papers 10 their friends the coast IL
Ihszii had better leave them al the Naval tum, IN the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, before that time
Captain J. G. Rich, &C the United States Marine CorTs,
has been ordered 70 the Gosport Va, Marine Barracks,
for duty
Tho steam frgate susquehanna was towed up 10 the
Navy Yard yesterday.
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News from st. Domingo.

81. DOMINGO CRY, Oct. 8, 1853.
Santana Declares Peace-The Capitol 10 be in S. Do
mingo CUy-Sonlouqne Threatens Inudsion-Policy Of
England and Fsance-Decline Of american Influence
List Of Eailes-HeauA and Trade Reports, dc.
few items by tho Ocean Bird, if can get them to
Porto Platte in season
Santana has just issued manifesto declaring the
country tranquil and peace restored throughout bor
ders under the constitution Of 1854 and the capital
of government to be continued in city
By this important State document are also informed
that Soulouque was preparing for another invasion of
territory and declaring that if he should dare
the sword should be shcathed until the national
honor is thoroughly vindicsted.'
It'll whispered that Santana is now more under French
and British influence than American and that the purpose
OF acquiring the noble bay for anchorage and coal depo
sits for naval service will be defeated consequence
Of delay in treatment of the matter when the treaty
made by Commodore Elliot compctently endowed, and
with fully authorized officials ignored through the
by the Spanish Consul Scgova. When Santana wanted
aid after Baez put in his paceand indeed, To pre-
Baez from putting him down-be United States
rkcwarm and could not perceive what interest Of theirs
was involved in the discussion when Santana began
show his strength the French and English not slow
to heal all previous wounds and to pave the way for
harvest and golden copcilaton.
The following officers have left the country, although
urged To remain by the Iibcrator-Don Josquin Cine
bra D. Domingo Pichardo Daniel Putiardo, Daniel Pchar
do, Jose Bermuda, Francisco Antonio Garcia Antonio
Rodreguez Seniors G. w. Lott, 7. w. Kenoday, T.. Bcne
liza, Gori Portas. Bcngo dc Rojas pleaded with TO
remain he declined, and says that the government of
Santana will last bu, about hundred days less
Perhaps so, but think better Of IT,
Health good. No business at this moment.
IRON the Diario de Ia Marina Oct L.
By the Paaro del receipt of the Gdcs
Ia dc San Domingo, to Sept %, which contains manifesto
General Santana wherein he declares that the country
enjoying full peace and tranquility The difficulty OF
the General Lberator with the government OF Santiago
from the latter conyoking Congress at Moc, by
which Santiago dc los Cabaeros declared the pcrma
capital ordering the time the destruction o.
the Notifications OF the old city 81 anto Domingo General
Santana declared himself against this measure and the
country followed him with such rapidty that within
few days the Of Vaverde had 70 be dissolved
General Santana proclaimed the re-esabshment OF the
constitution OF 1854
But this l. not the only important General san.
tana saws that aoa Of the government OF
Hayti making waTike preparations and with regard ~
he adds that should these prove founded and
sououque again invade the republic he would sheath
the sword before having avenged the national honor
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RHfuBLIcAS AND AMERICAN CONVENTIONS or THE
NINTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
There were two Congressional Conventions held last
Tuesday evening q, Tarrytowntte republican and Ameri
can. The first endorsed the Of Mr. John HasSn
in Congress, but the second refused 10 take the
won, and decided 10 make no nomination. The American
Convention afterwards broke up, when portion Of the
members reorganrd, and concluded 10 hold another
meeting V morrow Saturday evening.
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DsRrow-Toxwoon On "Wednesday, Oct %, by the
Rev. Matthew Hale smith CEoKGE BaRtnw 70 MAsHt A.,
youngest daughter 81 John " lockwood h4q ali of this
city.
wnp-wooD-In this city, on Thursday, oct y, by the
Rev IN Tyng. Mr JAWS " WuE 10 FANNIE " second
daughter of Ross W Wood, fsq.. all Of this city
wEvxN-CHksrrns --ln Brooklyn. n ~. Oct 20. By the
Rev Mr. James, Mr. TWopoRs NESzgl, of this city. 10
Miss DKrIA CHAxoS step daughter o. Robert Robinson
Hq
Chicago pagers please cory.
wofFr-faroR0E I'm Thursday. vvt q by the Rev,
Edwin D. Hatfield. " H., Mr.. srEwARp woirg " Ms.
May l., daughter Of Boint Iaforge, Eco, all Of this
eft
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srPnSxE Covrr-crcuit 1--Ncs. 1lt7, 1852,
illo i9i4 $751; 2ies 254o 2774 1852 $685. 1896 34ol
s62l 3ea5 4121 4l40 4ll1 area ss23 $780, 1900 4oo2
aso5 49,3 49sT, 5000 $685. $685. 5osi SOIL sore $751;
bs2s beAe 5e47 Part 2.-Samc as yesterday. Part a.
same as yesterday with the following additional caus
es-ses 1872, ESQ 122, l0o2, 1890, ls42 2os2, so2
1910.
SUPERIOR Corrr--Nce. 474, 4qi 400, 4o3, 494, SIT,
$50 s3i sss sac as 3ss b3s, $40, Sal 54a 54S sis
b47 SAG 5b3 bte 5e7 559 $50, so 500, 5ss hs5 see,
b65 5ep $40, 81, s72, 5i3 54, 5i5, go, ST., 57s.
BrooSYs cry CcrRr CALENDAR 0cT. 3i.--Nos. 40, So
81 g. S. So S. So 90, OIL, g. o., g. 10, IL 10, 90,
Is, IL.
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EVANS,

Extensive
Clothing warehouse.
Nos &c and 6S Fulton street.
Between Gold and CHI streets
Fine and cheap overcoa1
Fine and cheap frock dress coats
Fine and cheap cashmere business costs
Fine and cheap Cashmere pants
Fine and cheap velvet silk and cashmere vests,
~" :" EXTENSIVE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
Ia immense
The profuson garments styles
In hundred fails to DO suited In every In
ment black frock here
Especial given this department regards
prices Evans tsrs himself that he and does unssN
every other clother the city OF New York For instance
OvERCOATS.
Black CLOTH well made and trimmed, M low q
Heavy Cashmere overcoAts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Excellent pilot overcoas 10 W
Congress beaver overcoas ~ '" y
beaver overcoats ~
Fine plain black beaver overcoats IL 10 -
Lion skin petershan Whirlpool ssneis felt and other
~. ia ''''''''''t''' w" ~
The largest assortment Of black cloth frock In the city
may here, arranged in grades folo~s-8 IS 50
So 81, 81, $40 $l2. Sl4. SIS, SIS and so
Cashmere business coats Of every description ~ 70 tl2
Blue brown carc cloth frocks OO u Is
PAkTAI.OONS
Black CLOTH cashmere and doeskin pants 90 to -
large stock fancy caasmsrs pants 81 90 :"
Handsome business ...........Si 90 " -
Fancy SILK vests w 70
'""'' '''''' FURNIsHINd GOODS. ="
Unde rgarmex shirts collars handkerchief ss ues
hosiery suspenders, gloves, &c, &C. at low prices,
EVANS
EXTENSIVE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
Nos 6S and * Fulton street
between Gold ant Cun
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PiccOl0mini.
hney imperial pho,egraph Of piccoomin eshbi
Brady's galleries Nos. 2oS 800 and CAS- Broadway.
Photographs, Life Size and Cabinet Size,
WILLIAMSON BROS. Artists, Brooklyn.
81 wonderr'-Nhea n man Il successful In
business people wonder at the by which that
great batter a The corner and Fulton street. N.
durable hats In New York, and everybody knows II.
A Large Variety OF scnrfs, Ties, Under
garments, gloves and hosiery at FuLLERToNs, No Sol
by stenmer.-PiccoIomini Cashmere Net
for gentlemen received at III LIERTONS,
No. soi broadway. Shirts to order
Under Garments for the Million, Men, Wo-
and children, at McIAUGHIINs shirt depot Of
Greenw I'll aud Murray streets
Examine the FAN md Winter style Of Hats
at EsPENsCIiEIps.Pric g 90 They are admitted TO be
NJ No. lis Nassau street.
Hiii's Hair Dye Fifty Cents n Box-Biack
brownNo Barclay street Innniabe hair cutting; In
slilible ongueni.
do You Dye Your Hair!-Ir so. Use Wilson's
hair cocer which coors your hair 70 black brown without.
nsn pesps aereon only = sos ' 0a ~. little arSs
| store 300 GRAND street, corner Of Allen.
BascheIor's Hair Dye, wigs mud Toupee-.-
.ns sss IN ss SSrs 81. Made sold and applied
Cristsdoro's Hair Dye, wigs md Toupc-s-
the best In the wordwhoiesale and rea and the dye pn
| vsely applied, at No. Astor House.
Bary's Trscopherous q. the best and
rrrssrvns and restoring Ladies y IL hold By al
drugg-s
DIR. GHover's New Lever Truss reverses the
action Of all ruses retaining difficult hernia and eGccng
curea No Ann street
Whites Fall style GcntI~m~n's Dress Hat.
kssg ,as style reduced y and ~ Greenwich cor
Ladies' Splendid CATERS, with or without
heel. 2, ia aud s charming slipper. g. . lcs per lai,
Is. MILLER CO.'S, ss7 Canal street
Underwear, Underwear Underwear, for
renenen at less than usual prices at BAiOu BROTHERS.
sos broadway.
Bsilou's French Yoke shirts, warranted 90
ni, at all prices at BAIi.oU BROTHERS. 100 broadway
FSts. Fits FYs..-Dr. Harris Vegetable Ex-
has cured thousands % and will thousands
more. sold al s. Dcy street
Holloway Ointment and PiIIS.-Evcn ir the
~hol" surface of the body i absolutely baed wIh
parSed By ihe ointment, assisted internally ~ IN pills
wheeicr 4 Wilson's sewing Machines.
style. Price $50 oaace Sn Broadway.
Barsho,r. Family shuttle Sewing Ma
chines lacs, i'm provemcnts. Once 40 broadway.
Good Tea ~ the Chest, and 10 lbs. Good
coffee FOR ~. CfiR1sTIANsoN's lc. warehouse, No.
Chambers street
Hernia Cured by Msrsh's Radical Cure
Reference "a all the principal and physicians
o this city. Gall and examine No. Nesey street. AsLlr
House.
Gen. saunders' Metallic Tablet Razor ssrop.
Tbs the genuine ar'ics has never been sqase ioe Pr.
8. SAUNDERS. No. As,or House
uerroa.s Superior Sewing Machine. with
valuable improvements. only s1. 81 Broadway
Meyers Miraculous vermin Dcssroyer.-
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striking the Mexicans had been exempted from this i'm
roet In order TO authenticate the present protest. IL
signed, together with the witnesses, by the following
names. whereof certified copy has been delivered 70
them
sgnatures-Candido Ramos, Teodoro O. Martinez, An
tonic Bermudez Angel Borraz Jose Maria Ortiz, benito
Hcrrero, Joaquin M.cnzo, Manuel A. Fernandez victor
s. Trapaga. As witnesses-Saadao L. Lopez. bernardo
Olvcar, Juan j. Vina.
Executed before me,
This is the copy Of the original, faithfully anu Legally
late, and which certfyt to-.
Given the demand of the parties on board her Ma
Site Tsmpeo on ha the soS Of ssp.amSsr ~
DIEGO De LA LASTRA,
Consul Of Spain in TamDco.
Are not to be excused for applaudng, with all the
sincerity of heart the measures adopted ny our su
peror authorities order to keep in respect those who in
such scandaous nsutcd our elbow citizens and
the subjects of other nations, aording at the time
protection to the national interests represented not only
by the lives and property Of Spanards but by the
OF the flag called to defend them against such unjust
atacksS
lous regard unable To obtain. However may
sympathse with tho destiny OF the republic placed in
such situation to oblge foreign nations to protect
their subjects on Mexican territory however painful
the might be If between nation and that which
called Now Spain, hosti'es should break out
which would be in contradiction with the broherly spirit
with which we have always treated Mexico, the well
founded claims Of fellow citizens render indlspensa
bic that the mother country hasten to them from the
imminent danger their lives and interests
and from vexatons with which bad Mexicans visit them
II is true that ultimately ono, than Mexico, Is
interested In this conduct the part Of authorities
LOT we are sure that the country ament and condemns
suits like those committed by Cara, and anxiousy de
srcs to see end put to them only because its
honor concerned therein but because necessarily with
every day disasters must follow from such
Thus the measures adopted Of sending well provided
ships to the coast of Tampco for the purpose Of demand
ing the reparaton due to Spain for the insults committed
against her subjects and TO keep respect the unbrde
Governors of that place. correspond both the interests
OF our nationality and to those of that unfortunate repub
TELEGRAPHIC.
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I + l. L G r A T. II &c.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 81, 1858.
The steamship Cahawba has arrived here with Havana
dates to the 18th inst The health OF the city good
Sugars had advanced; the stock 5000 boxes. or
molasses there short stock. Lard heavy.
Sterling exchange was l51s per cent premium, and
change on New York AZ per cent. Freights dull.
The Spanish feet fitting Cor service.
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Meyers Miraculous yermin Destroyer
Dwellings hotels warehouses &C. thoroughly cleaned ~ thu
of MEYERS miraculous remedies For sale the
prlcsors depot 6i2 broadway ~ Houston STREET and
by " " hushton. druggist general agent Nos 10 A~oI
Bouse and al broadway corner Of Cana street
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Hernia Cured by Msrsh's Radical Cure
Reference "a AL the principal and physicians
Of this city. Call and examine. No. Nesey street. Aslor
Hnusr
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P1CCOIOmInl.
finely coored imperial photograph OF Pccoomini exhbi
ton nj BRADY'S National Gallery, $50 broadway.
Brady's galleries, Nos 205, 500 and 6t3 Broadway.
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Photographs, Life Size md Cabinet Size,
WILLIAMSON BROS, Artists Brooklyn.
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Gen. aaunders' Metallic Tablet Razor strop.
This genuine article has been eqased for pro
ducng the keenes possible edge " razor. FOR se ~
g. SAUNDERS, No. As,or House.
Herroa's superior Sewing Machine. with
valuable improvements. only s2s 81 Broadway.
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81 wOnsier!'-WheR n man Il successful I'm
business people wonder the by which that
achieved but wonders at the business KNOX the
great halter at the corner r. Broadway and Fulton street His
owing the fscfhat he makes the tasteful and
durable hats In New York. and everybody Knows It,
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A Large Variety OF Scarfs, Ties, Under
garments gloves and hosiery. at FULLERTONS No 30l
Broadway Fine shirts made 10 order.
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Under Garments for the Million, Men, Wo-
and children nj McTAtGIIlNS shirt depot Of
;reenw I'll aud Murray streets.
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By Stenmer.-PiccolOmSnI Cashmere Net
scarfs Ties for gentlemen just received at FULLERTONS
No. 3Ol broadway. Shirts TO order.
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Examine the Fall md Winter style Of Hats
at Observation-Disclosures So 90 They admitted to be
superior any offered In broadway for 81 Give him call
NJ No. lis Nassau street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A NEW STyIE-PRICE X0-GROvER 4 BAKEKr
~ celebrated sewing machines, <93 Broadway, n
qrestonaby the beat h. the market FOR family
TERED \ that places them within the reach Of all