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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-12-08

EX NOTICE.-NOTICE rs
GJ hereby given that letters of administration
have been granted by the Register of Cambria
county, to the undersigned, Executors of
Thomas Croye, of Croyle township in said
county, deceased. All persons who are in
debted to said estate are requested to make pay
ment without delay; and those who have claims
against the estate, will present them, properly
proven, for settlement.
SAMUEL CROYLF, Executor.
October 15 1s5s.-tf
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DENTISTRY.
New Tailoring establishments.

New TaiiOrIng establishments.
ENHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE TO
4 inform the public, that he has commenced
the Tailoring business in the room foruuerly occu-
pied by 4. Blain as a Barber's shop, on Centre
street, Ebensburg, where he is prepared to make
all kinds of garments in his line Of trade ac-
cording to the latest fashions. He respectfully
solcits a share Of public patronage.
WILLIAM SIMONS.
Ebensburg June ., 1858.-29.-3m.
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UNION HOUsE, t2bensburg. Pa

JUHN 4 BLAIh, PRORPIEIOR.
Also, in connection, BLAIR & Co.'S HACkS
will leave the Union House for Willmore IL
ton in time to take the Eastern or Western trains
Every accommodation will be afforded to n.:sL
passenger comfrablte
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DEATTY'S ARABIAN HORSE OINTMENT
Ed is warranted to cure in every Instance, if
used according to directions, Ringbone, SPAWN,
and Splint, or any other callous or hard Jumps.
1t does not like ''cureaLiS'' of the present day,
profess to cure all III to which man and beast
are heir to, but will most assuredy cure the above
and remove all bemishes resulting, such as
Jumps, callcsities, &c. 1t accomplshes its cures
by penetrating the pores and converting the tn.
mors callous into pus or matter and is then
discharged throughthe skin without removing
the hair
Manufactured and sold by James H. Beatty
and also at the Drug Store of DIR. VIM. LEM
MON and at the store of THOMAS DEVINE
Ebensburg, Pa. JAN %
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jefferson, May 90, 1857.-tf.

E1 1EMOEAL.-Tke undersigned Lay;7- ~,
& we'd 10 the new building twc 6ll-s za
of the oil stand, y ould respectfully :-.-,-.-
customers and the public Eenera,-y. that is..
lately added to Lis forme. supply Ct Cod a.
keeps constantly Oh hand fGli supply Ct
SIAFLE AND FANCY DRY GGCDS
six Goods, made-up Clothing, Hats and Cs-
Boots and Shoes Hardware and CUTLERY. Csr-s
ter's tools, Smiths tools. NaIls, full supp7
assorted B2- Iron. Sheet and Hoop Iron.
Stoves andcast hollcw-ware constantly orla
! Also, copper and tin ware. Groceries, wha,z-
! and retail
Pine, Poplar and Cherry Lumber bought :
/ sold.
Goods will fe sold at the very lowest prizes
Exchange for Cash orCUuntTy Produce.
L. HUGHES
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EORN II. ALLEN & CO, NOS. g. 4
~ Chestnut Street, (south side, below Water, }
PHILADELPHIA. (THE OLDEST WOODWARD
HOUSE, IN THE CITY, Manufacturers and
Wholesale dealers in Patent Machine made
BROOMS, Patent Grooved CEDARWARE,
,caaraaated not TO shrink, WOOD & WILLOW
WARE. CORDS, BRUSHES, &c, of all descrip-
tions. Please call and examine our stock.
March 4, 1857.-1y.
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EDHILA DELPHIAW WooD MOULDING MILL.
4 Willow street, above Twelfth. north side.
Mouldings uitaJle for Carpenters, Builders, Cab
met and Frame Makers, always on hand. Any
Pattern worked from drawing. Agents wanted
in the various Towns III his portion Of the State,
to whom opportunities will be offered foT large
profits to themselves. SlLAS Il. WEIR.
February II, 1858:tf
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March 4, 1857.-1y.
D EM0VAL-PAUL GRAFT, MANUFAC-
G turer and Wholesale Dealer in Boots Shoes
Straw Goods, Hats and Caps, No. IS! North
Third Street, between Arch and Cherry, Phila-
plia March 6, 1856.
EH1ILLIAM CARR s. CO.. WHOLESALE
w Grocers, Importers. and Dealers in For
eign and Domestic LIQUORS, Old Monongahel;,
and Rectifed Whiskey, No. 329 Commercial
Row, Liberty street, PITTSBURG, Pa.
SUNDRIES-56O Bbls double Rectifed Whis-
key. 1877 Bbls Old Monongahela Rye Whisky,
Par, (very choice so Hhds n. O. Sugar, 20
Bbls n. O. Moiasses. With a general assert
ment of Groceries, also-Bacon, Flour, Lard
Iron & Nails &c, all of which will be sold at low
prices for cash. WM. CARR & co.
February II, 1858.tf
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4.sftssional Garbs.

G., ID. MURRAY.
Attorney Mt Law, Ebensburg, Pa.
OFFICE OPPOSITE CRAWFORD'S HOTEL.
~ Imar17 1858
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-15

DEATH OF AN EMINENT TEXAN.
Gen. WIN 5. TAYLOR. late Speaker Of the rsxs Hrrso
representatives, died the 22d nit 0 bis rso1ence
ncar larssa, In Cherokee county 10 that state The Rk
Enquirer, in noticing the event, says
Gen. Taylor born Ia Franklin county, Gs., "A. ~.
1895 Hs boyhood passed principally 10 Tennessee
After reaching maturity he removed 70 Asbsms nnd set
tied In Fayee county whore he married 70 Miss En
zabeih Jonsop who survives him. subsequently, be re-
moved 10 Mississippi and lived successfully IN rppab and
Ponatoc COUNTLESS IRON the latter place he removed 10
Texas in iss6 and settled near Lsrsra whore he CONT
nued 10 reside until his death.
large proportion Of Taylors life had been spent
in official positions. He elected fourteen tulee
cessvely the Legislature OF Alabama, once 70 that Of
Mississippi aud for the last three years had been
Der legislature OF Texas the last session he
elected Speaker OF the House He bad also oommsndsd
company In the Florida war, and had been for short
time Receiver OF Public Honsy for the Northern District n
Msslssppi-sn Office which he resigned 10 remove 70
TEXAS Throughout his long official career psiiher envy
nor mslce have been able learn ever
attempted tc tx ssio 10 his character This no
faint praise whtn IT'S borne In mind that he was always
a decided partisan.
letter rom Rtpgssi In the Barbary states nays tue.
amongst the who carried OF by tho plasus
in that place the Rev. Father EMILIO osolc, Vice
frefect at the o. the Catholic missof 4is nters
attended b. greater part OF Ia IN And 10
bad been suocsenfj by the Rev Father Rs .-ir'o
Atvcss from tnwe sruoGnce zoe desta . ,b.oo.
Of That dlocess Nsr CANCvA h'oipsro trs - tc,l.ter
w. NErRrEoFs7E. Oon, We sruslo Swtze ttAtt ca
BE- @Ass ~ 49, csvns,.
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Personal InfeiliRence.

On 2eh Of July the Emperor Empress Of the French
received hadenoasee Evcard, the heroine Of Jeiiah
We Uondon Herald) understand that our gracious
sovereign VIII leave England the 10Th OF August
ylsl TO her Royal Hshness the Princess rredorok wusm
At Babclsburg, near Potsdam. Her Nei ay vii travel
incogpno and tho Journey consequently, will not 10
marked by any public ceremonial The Earl OF KAlmos
bury will be IN attendance on the Queen, who return
this country about the 10Th Of August
letter from Pombieree gives an interest NJ sketch Of
Napcieons Court The great monarch esds sequestered
ard apparently happy tifo His soto apparent occupa-
on hs private domsla' He has surrendered
the funcnes OF government to his Minister'S and turned
bis hsek upor tho outer world single aiec-do.csnp
syoophan's are easily Kept at bay. wonderful body OF
hunters and tut hunters OF sexes have found
baths Of Plcnbcres few OF theso hangers en- obtain i'd
mission TO the occasional balls and parties given By the
Empress but very small per cea,asc ndsss arc thur
favored The rest crowd the roads along vhich the EN-
perors carriage rssses every morning, tho bope
catching the eye OF the great man and being rewarded
q smile or q ned from the imperial mouaTcn.
petition, most numerousy signed, has been presented
sentence PACED upon Messr sahsn and Paul the bank
parsd with that Of the directors OF the Rayai Brsh
Bank and the subsequent release OF the majority OF the
latter has given rise TO considerable comment especially
"a SIR John Dean Paul and his partners have been ncary
three years In confinement and treated common sloos
AZ Hong Kong, HowquA furnshed Ych. before he lcfs
with an unlimited ettsr OF credit yardise skinner
impoverished Indian government Yeh, II appear was
quite eriovnd at having 10 leave her Britannia Nss,y
ship lnfsxb.e The officers and men had bccn 10 re-
spccui and 20 desrous to mako him comfortable tia.
parting vas aran. Particularly ANXIOUS was no that Dr.
Gotten should remain Ia attendance him. There wsA
only ors peyron on bcord 70 whom he cvnrcd rsrue.
nanoe-tne gentleman who went round as osscnger ia
the lniicrihs, whose heart very small he rad Ga
all occssions vhsn receiving the morning saufs Ven
from bis chair bent, and responded, Good morn "a,
how do you dop' In time no VIII become prohsosl IN
English, no dou-t.
n Alexandra Dumas In stu in 81. retsrsburs He re-
comfy puoshed In one OF the journals ~ that cisy euo-
gsiic article on the late NJ de Moutfcbnd the srchcc.
Of the church OF 81 Isaac.
Tossoun Pacha 500 Of tho vceroy OF Erys,, arrived In
Berii1 On the go OF July The Minister Of ~, Tbs,a
Bey gave grand dinner In his honor The Prince leaves
for Paris ana london
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burg. Orange county, New York, on Friday night,
at the residence OF Mr.. Reeves, who. with ms
family, WAS absent at the time. The house was IN
charge Of three servants named william Saunders,
Peter Shoroch and Margaret Shealy. The two
latter were shot by the former, Peter being killed
instantly, and al last accounts Margaret could sur
vive but few hours.
The annexed table shows the temperature OF zoe
atmosphere in this city during the pat week, the
range Of the barometer, the variation Of wind cni
rents and the state of the weather At three periods
during each day, viz: at A. M and and 9 O'Clock
PM
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHiLADxrrHfA, August IA, 1858.
Stocks stea6y Pennsylvania SIS, 500 Reading Rail.
road 2iA Morris Canal, ash Long sl,nd Railroad ~
Penrsy lvsn Railroad, az
BALTIMORE, August IA, 1863.
Flour quiet aud firm. Wheat 6rmtr red Oh IL 81 rs;
white, 81 20 a 81 IS. C5rn-Whte, SOC q SIC yellow
SIC &c. Wnhkey duh al &c use Provisions steady
PnIrADyIrHIA, August Ia, 1853.
flour steady at ~ % for new Wheat quiet: Gales
1000 bushels at 81 90 for re- add 81 % 81 3f FOR white
Corn dull sales 1000 bushels yellow at soc. whskey
firm at IS &c. a2ec
RurFAro, August AL r. NJ
Receipts 81 nour continue very tight. aud supply not
hah equal 70 demand ua-ke hrsr SALES OF 400 Dbls at
o2H 40 20 for fsvorte brands OF sxrs Ohio ndians
s1d Causdsn, ard So sly 90 for double exirs whes
du and the only sale TO note 900 bushels hot Chicago
M zee; sound held al s5c. Corn steady; lair demand
sales 70 eco bushels at CSC for unsouud and &c Ioc
tor eound Rye and cats scarce and nominal epc 1vc
for the former, en1 4bc 4sc for the later Whskey-
Demand fsif sales $50 bbs Of use Canal trsfss un
ctansec axe rseirts-s ISL bsls hour iy5bs ousnee
wacs'. lO0Oo nuChels CORE 900 bushels oats. yiuN
expors-sti2 bbp aou- ia,it6 bushels wheat, az, t9s
ssSses sss, Wv s~~asn VAas1
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THE LATEST NEWS.
WASHINGTON, August ID,

AsHfNUlUFI AugusC If, Iooos
Matamoros dates to the 10th July received via
New Orleans state that Durango had fallen into the
hands of the forces under the Governor of Chihua-
hua, who had declared for the constitution Of 1857.
Guanujusto, Guadalajnra and Zacatecas had also
been conquered by the liberals.
Governor Cara had left Matamoras to superintend
in person the movements Of the Tamauiipas forces.
General vidaurri was to take the field at the head
of the main body of the Army of the North.
Immediately on the taking of San Luis Potosi
Colonel Zuazua banished the bishop of the diocess
and thirty priests for encouraging the reactionary
forces against his entrance.
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Fire nc TIE Illinois State Prison-prrt OF the
Buildings Destroyed.
ALTON. Ill, August Ia,

ALTON. Ill, August Ia, 1853.
Al about eight o'clock last evening fire broke
out in the workshops of the State prison-two of
which with the dining hall Of the prison, chapel,
hospital1end three other buildings were consumed.
As,srge amount Unfinished work also destroyed.
Three fremcna were injured, but not dangerously
Several attempts to escape were made by the
prisoners; none, however, succeeded. The loss is
estimated at $4,000, and Is fully covered bv in
surance in Eastern Offices. The origin Of the fire is
unknown.
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News nom Havana.

CHARLESTON, August II, 1858.
The steamship Catawba, from Havana and Kew
West 10th inst, has arrived Senior Saas, the Spa
nish Consul at Key West, was drowned there on the
27th Of July
The park BENJAMIN Burgess, from Cienfuegos for
Boston, had arrived at Key West with the loss of
part of her cargo.
At Havana sugars were active at advanced prices.
Molasses was also in active demand at q rails;
mnscovadoes A a rails. Sterling exchange Is per
cent premium. Sight exchange Oh New York. Bos-
ton, &c, 2l 0 per cent premium. Freights dull.
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suprems Ccurt-spee,aI Term.


Arcrsr u philip Ltsngson ~ Yeyen,tah Bornnd =
The defer dant IN this case, who was pQitc' IN the
public store So Greenwich street, arrested some days
since on charge OF embezzlerneut Of qsors, seesrs,
NJ eferred By the plaintiff snd was heln &c oa tue
sun az 81 800 Mr. Jas Sheehsp moved 10 vscate tue
order on arrest or modify the ball. the grounds that
the sjay on which the order Of arrest wss granted
were defective inssmuch that damages we're laid At
Al GOO but that plaintiff did not show any specific
value IN the property alleged 10 have been taken and
vas privileged usage for portels 70 take what LIQUORS
ana sessrs were necessary for their the pre-
lses On pesrrg counsel for pa nn and defendant the
Govt ordered the bail 70 be redoej 10 $780, with liberty
10 the defeodsn, 70 move 70 vscsc the order Trt on
stA-ssAs.
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EDITORIAL CoNvENTIoSs.-Editorial convcn-
tons arc very much in vogue with country edi-
tors everywhere, and they are all pretty much
Of the same character-thst is to soy, general
Notifications at some ones expense besides their
own. great deal Of eating, great deal more
drinking, and no business at all Editorial
conventions" are humbugs; they ought to be
denominated In plain language editorial
sprees The New Jersey editors were on one
last week at Paterson, which lasted two days,
and from the report il would appear that the
gastronomic feats performed there were extra
ordinary. The Jerscymen 20 in for the thing
with good will. They have four editorial frolics
N the wear.
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There rsre also deaths Of cholera morbus, u Of
congestion q the brain, 3 Of Group, . Of debility
tinfan'l) o. disease Of the heart, Is Of hopping
cough, Of palsy o. scrofula, Of smallpox, s Of
tetthing II premature births, "a stilIborn and 10
from violent causes, including suicides and .
drowned.
The following is Classification Of the diseases,
and the number Of deaths In each class Of disease,
during the week
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very great extent. II is not necessary that q
people should every hour and every minute dis
turb their organic laws, at the instigstion Of
hesrtles factions We know enough of our
wants and of our evils to make better ones than
we have done for many years Let us have one
more trial, and see, if by q combined effort
of the wise, the virtuous and the patriotic, we
cannot produce an instrument which will be
worthy of the Empire State
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TERRIBLE AFFAIR IN ORANGE COUNTY.

N>~~~~N<><>-~N~~oD~~>NN~~-
a Do"o'e murder In HamptonbuSg, Orange
un.y. Ne IA Woman and Her Lover
Killed by u Rival
goshen, August IA, 1868.
Last night, at about hafpast nine o'clock our VII.
lsge was alarmed by the intelligence that most
diabolical double murder had been committed at the
house of Charles Reeves in Hamptonburg. about tvo
miles from here, on the Newburg road. Some twentv
of our citizens Immediately repaired to the sceze
where they learned the following PARTICULARS
Mr.. Reeves and his family were absent from houe.
leaving their house in the charge of their three ser
wants, named William Saunders, Peter Shoroch and
Margaret Shealy. 1t seems that Peter and Margaret
were to be married next week. and they had been
passing the evening together in the of the lat
ter. At about eight o'clock, just as he was leaving
Margaret's room, Peter was met at the
door by William, who deliberately and with
out word passing between either, shot
him directly through the right nipple. Peter
turning back, opened the door. through which he
had just passed and fell dead across the threshold.
The murderer then rushing into the ROOM over the
dead body of his first victim, shot Margaret through
the left breast, the ball passing ont behind, taaa
below the shoulder blade. She turned, and jumpisx
out of the open window to the ground, some twenty
feet or more, managed to crawl through the gardsa
and orchard, nearly quarter of mile, to the house
of Mr.. Case, who Immediately gave the alarm.
The murderer has not been yet arrested or even seen
since, but the whole country is aroused and search
ing for him. The woman is still alive but cannot
survive but few hours longer.
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sLsI .AE .r:A orx 3
! iii ZLL.l!|.tZ III! /
Sat-. 7IS03sll4N. W 100 81 SON ESQ Al 6s n ~ "a
sur. SISD soil n X 3o solsolN e 10 slS0'H Ssl
kon..i 9l3Q 50, 70i L l3Ossl79l K 80 43l;ClN 65l
fu, !i0lSO 35l7llN r. 81 S'SS!N ID 15I;IiE 70l
We'd. III 80 yOl76i T. no Sllslia In N 7SiS 72
rhur. l2lU 37I73!s W l3O 81 lSsI n Ia 3ii7IS Rio
rn.. 1880 6ol73I X IN6Oi7N X I'D 6OIssi N E6SI
sDt.. llllSO 6Ol6S,N E II
REMAREs
RBMARER.
SasurdAy-Mcrpirg, clear, a;teSnooa, cloudy; night


clear.
Sunday-Clear al lay and night
mobcAy-Cear ~. day and night
rueecay-Ciear ali day and pight
weoresday-Cfesr al day; night, overcast, with light
rain.
Thursday Morning, overcast; afternoon end light,
clear
Frdsy-Moruipg clear; afterraon cloudy; night clear
sa'orcay-foyIrg. cloudy
The sales Of ,osscu yesterday embraced about 600
bales closing without change prices Flour STEADY,
with fair sales TO the trade both and foreign
Wheat sss IN good demand, with sales Of about 81 GOO
bushels nj aesdy pricec. Among the transactions
sale Of oh ,oe Southern white at o. s. Corn also
In fair activity with sales Of nosound to good sound West
ern mixed at Tic Ssc and Common 10 good and prime
Southern white at S7c 96c PORK less buoyaut
and sc:ive, with sales Of SIT 80 SIT 30, chiefly
hcssver at SIT 40 SIT 30, prime s!4 IS SA 30.
Bes was about the same while suit meats and lard
less buoysnt As usual the last day OF the week. the
sugar market ws less active, while prices Gr n.
The sales embraced about $50 hhds all TOLD and l65 Boxes
closing At stssay prices Coffee was quiet Freight Gu
gasem.nts were moderate, and without char OF moment
ID rs,ee, except Tor wheat In bulk for Liverpool which
was taken, probably, 10 al up at lower rates.
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NEW ORLEANS, August IL, 1853.
The deaths yesterday from yellow fever, were
Gfty-two.
Nxw ORLEANS, August Ia, 1863.
The number Of deaths by yellow fever in the
Charity Hospital in this city, for the week ending
today, was eghty.seven.
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State Politics.

SYRACUSE, August IA, 1853.
John A. Green, Jr, was today unanimously elect
ed by the democracy of this district 10 represent
them in the State Convention. The Hon. exSpeaker
Alvord presided at the convention, and all the pro-
cccdinrs were harmonious.
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New Yozk, SUNDAY. August Is, 1883.
Revival OF Busaneas-vaks Increase or Circu
latiou.

Revival OF Bus1ncas-VaAs Increase or Circu-
latiou.
DsFns tae last few days about fifteen thousand add
eoas saesa have been added the already vast daily
ss-cvrtioc o. The EkAIp This take to be q eymptom
pishs approaching revival OF business In this great metro
pots-
the Atlantic Telegraph line should rs successfully
tAolsGsd, and the e Dorado on Frazer river
cQi 70 authentic there will be rapid revival Of buzz
ssss IT. ou znou, the commercial world.
Se ssoulc nti be surprised II, under the coming nav
ers oE 6sveicpeneni, the circulation OF the NEW YoRs
HAD shcUd r.-e daily circulation Of $50 ooo
zoo coa. Tbs past iasthes tbs future. Nov IL the tins
foy r-eee Of enterprise 70 begin their movements
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Sailing CT the Indian.

MONTREAL, August IL, 1858.
The steamer Indian sailed from Quebec az ten
O'Clock this morning for Liverpool, taking out "a
cabin and oil steerare passcnrers
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Yellow Fever

CHAsLKsT6S, August IA, 1853.
There have been several, deaths here lately from
yellow fever but the physicians assert the exis
tcnce of the epidemic.
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THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
NATIONAL JUBILEE PROPOSED.

NATIONAL JUBILEE PROPOSED.
NASHVILLE, August Ia, 1865
To JAMES GORDON BENSErr,
New YORK Herald OrFIcv.
At large meeting of ctizeus last night COMMITTEES
appointed to request President Buchanan 10 hs
proclamation 70 appoint general jubilee in honor Of the
Atlantic telegraph and TO correspond with committees
other cities with view 10 united action.
NEIL s BROWN,
Chairman Of Committee.
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THE CELEBRATION IN NEW YORK.


MIETINg OF THE COMMON COUNCIL CoMAITrRH-
GOLD BOX TESTIMONIAL TO CYBUs y. FIELD-C0M-
MUSICATIONs FROM TIA CoMMAHDANTs OF THE
FoRTs AND THE ADJUTANT GENERAL or THs
srATR, ETC., ETC.
The Joint Committee 81 the Common Council me yoeter
dsy again, Alderman Mc,pedon in the chair.
Communications which had been received from the
comrandanh OF the different forts Ne~ York were
read They announced that preparations would be ado
10 operate with the Common Council In sim -lt s,s
display 70 celebrate the great event OF tie age The
mttee passed. vote Of thanks 10 the
ants for their cooperation ordered tho comuuIcs-
tons Gle
communication nom L. Kearcey, CcmrandAIt Of tho
Navy Yard, was next read. II informed the COMMITTEES
that the Niagara would anchor of tho Battery On Tie
occasion Of arrival here but would proceed directly
10 the Navy Yard in Brocksn.
Communication from the kdutant General OF the
United Stase forces In the state Of New YORK
that ammunition would be ready At hand salues
are to be fired In the city, read TIE com uuncaton
was ilet, sni q vote OF thauts returned
On motion, tire getting up OF apprcr testimonial
10 Cyrus w. Field m the shape OF gold box placsf
In the hacds OF Mayor remane and the Chair nan.
b. another motion the getting up ard arranging or tie
decorations the Crystal Palace and Jr the grand din
ner weyd conndsd 70 the same managers
On motion, the committee now adjourned TIL Monday
next, when is expected ths, the ana meeting viii be
nell
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-15

AUGUSTA, Ca, August Id, 1868.
General Walker passed through this city for the
North On Friday morning.