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The British government claims the right Of prcaing
acamen On board the merchant vessels of thu United
States and oce ia wel known they exercised this
right on board the Chesapeake gatc, after sction IN
profoundpeace whom tho American ship co1npeSd 10
yield 10 superior force The conduct OF the cornaner
was however, disavowed bat MS ZEAL rewarded by
1t Ii matter of history that for many years tAc
British armed ships boarded the American vessels where
they found them upon the ocean, and seiSed their
crews incorporating them with their own and compel.
ling them to fight tho battles Of foreign power lst
against France, and ultimately, after che oommencesnt
of the war to which these agOns gave rise to hxht
against their own country In theory indeed tho F4
ish government ddnot Strogase II itse she right
press American csens, unless those citizens he'd boon
born Artah subjects. In ths& casa the chasaeAar
with which they invested gave them NO potspten
against this pretenson. But la its prectioal opanapn
this power axersed with general disregard of H.
character Of tho AmeEnn zewN the bOarue Oeer b.
ing the hal judge, and the cruiser baing alost alxn
in want ok able seamen- "A midahipman entered -
Ameeaep vesl With abaaute power, mustesed he oay
dealazed THAT sueh and such peusons Aitlhh cub
jecte, sesod tham, and tpnsportcd thsmsts bis swM
ship to bs released by death by general peace M
Vain the pyetsstaons Of these unhappy victims
OF hwlew a4gpson; vain the orpodtion pf the capns
vpn the prooA furnished bg Tho papen. Hia BviAnie
Majesty ahiys wanasd seaman, and they took
Dusing many yeau warm diplounaAis corDspnedsncs
oarie on hatwean the two governmental, hut tho
guinont hsing exause and the abuc ocntinnaA An sp-
peal waa finally made 10 exrnsf sns8 is,sl srs5se
Tho hitish government said, SEX protsc-
ton in the United States and enter into their marfs
and thu. escape from the duties they to their
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23
Markets..

CHICAGO, Oct 22--6 p m.-FLOUe steady WHEAT quiet
nd Secled lc. Corn quiet and declined fc. OATS steady
SHIPMENTS TO Buffalo: 500 bbls Flour, 1900 BUSH Wheat
SHIPMENTS 10 Osweso 10 O00 bush Wheat RRcEIPTs 200
l.A Flour q 600 bnsh Wheat. "a. 900 bush Corn.
OswEco Oct % =. m.-FLoUR steady. WHEAT declining
,bdyery quiet Chicago Spring held HE and some inquiry
ne CoRN nonualy 58o59c No sales of OATS. RYE and
B.sIy quiet FREICHrs dull Flour go, Wheat
lk Corn Oh. New-York. LAKE IMPORTS: % 900 bush
West a $50 do Corn $500 do. Barley CANAL EXPORTS
100 bbs Flour 600 bush Whea IL 700 do. Corn, 1900 do
Rw, 5000 DO. Barley. 300 do. Oats
hs llQlsc fer Middlng; the sales of e week SUN
and the receipts 60OOO the stock is l81O
bales against l las The receipts up to the present
compared with those Of last $1,000 bales head
sVGAR, Csc. Mo- ASSES improved. sales at SIC. FLovR
s5 80 New. York HAY SIC 81 Rio COFFEE lhici sales of
lie week $3.50 bags; stock 1880 bags against '%~O last
year FRrIGHTs-Cotop TO ilayre lc.; to Liverpool, 3D.
CrscNSATI o.. 2-tLOUR duh aud prices regu 81 p
aSi suptrne, and ~ 750 70 10 for Extra WHISKY
active at la4c. Mess Pork 80 Hoes quiet;
cHARLE sIoN Oct 2lCoTToN-Sales today llh bales at
HE good Middine and d2c. for Midoing fair The
s.ss Of the week add up 1870 o bales,
SAVANNAH Oct 2LCOrTOS dun and easier; sales TO-DAY
b~s The of the week foot up 100 bales the receipts
1890; stock y, 600 bales.
BnrInoRE Oct. % -fLoUR-Ohio, SIS q. WHEAT hrm
CoRs-TsasOc for old White, and 82c for yellow" WHISKY
rsAdy 22 d23c. Provisions quiet aud unchanged SUGAR
adj CoyrEE buoyaDt. - IL, A..
FailA Oct. 22-BREADsTUfFs dull, with dec IN
hfteudepcy FLOUR declined liza 25c. WHEAT declined g.
Cess sa'es al SIC. Provisions dull Sides "a Shoulders &C.
LlRD dull at ia lie. WHISKY firm al 29d22tc
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IT.. prc.byferian synod of New.
Inc TcrE and NeW-.Dersey.

NIwARK, n. j., Friday, Oct II IS5S.
The Presbyterian Synod Of New:York and New
Is,sey Is in session at Orange. Tue Rev. o. NJ.
p.y John Lewis, resigned. Various reports pertain.
~ 10 the records OF several Presbyteries have been
lie and adopted. The Publication Committee
.se beard through the Rev. Mr. Dolles Of Philadel-
his. The Secretary He stated that the Committee
fsd bought house for publication purposes in Phila
Jspbia at a cost Of $4,000. This building was paid
tr but the Committee had no funds to carry their
ovsretiohs, and made an appeal to the Synod for
sssne.
Reports from different Conventions were also made
\, The Rev. Dr.. Judd and j. Few Smith.
lodge Denniston and VIM L. Dodgewere appointed
,Committee TO secure contributions for church at
Wishing toDvile, which embarrassed from the ef
Sfs Of the Old School Presbytery TO obtain posses
sor Of The church eGifce AID the parsonage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

Tx LATE FIGHT--Heenan's friends are indignant
al the very partial report of tho late gadaorai COM
Ia, which appeared in the columns OF The Hrald,
nor are hcy sparing their assertions that the gen
leman who chronicled The fray had weiglty reasons
for the manner in which he colored his description of
Tie fight All the other reporters present, as indeed
al the spectators, agree in stating that Heenan got
tie FIST knockdown blow at the conclusion of
TIE fifth round. The Herald alone attributes
tns achievement to Molrissey. Dir. Aaron Jones
i Infinitely disgusted with the whole American
?. r., and with the unmanly and sangunary disposi'
ton displayed by the fancy upon the occasion He
cannot understand how the votarios of the tstc art
should 90 to assist at przegh armed with any other
weapons than those with which nature has provided
them. Had the chances of war been unpropilious to
honissey the affair would have terminated in san
suinary aflray, in which Heenan and ms hacker would
have been the first victims. The MorriSsey faction
We're determined not to lose their money, aud would,
the same time, have paid of some old grudges.
iVm hyer, it was remarked, stad AZ home, for which
nc "0no'less had good reasons. Several prominent
snoog others NJ. Cicero Stanley, who pro-
- - 'A' as bafalo-pot liking the aspect OF al
IA" '"e''' turned back without seeing the fight.
"eeoan mas oeen about town to-day. and, with the
exception OF Sigh. discoloraiiop under one orbit.
e'oWs no Signs Of punishment. He is confident and
determined that he viii ye, lex NJ. i.,a o,,no,.,,
and his friends are ready to back him for any amount
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

~. ,caaDld at lOI O'Clock, Ieanihs on
vss skrn y. 80 ~ her spiritu,l advisers.
b. ann . !" having been read, and an impressive
sas sfrsred up on the soaiold Mrs Twigs' spoke
sT or G" eight minutes protesting her innoGe'ce De,
cS ss only regrrting to leave behind her net Two
rgsan oa' much affected throughout. The solemnity
she Nas a"s sas made more impressive by her groanS
's ~. Even after the cap wa. drawn over ns'
.Ss she appealed to God in the most earnest manner
and she oct The drop fell and, after struggling for
A Al ni roe the wretehed woman hung AieleSs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23
POLITICAL.

sIy1a AssrnBIY DisrRcT.--The Republican Con-
vonton Of tbs District met lat evening al Bank 4
Hotel, Grand street, and nominated Adolphus Borst
esq, OF the Fourteenth Ward for Assembly in place
Ct Joel ". Mason, WHO declined. TIE nomination was
unar imOns TIE American Convention meet, al No.
ls7 Dowe'y this evening.
TwEFTH ASSEMBLY DI5TnICT.-Thc Republicans Of
this District net on Tuesday evening and nominated
Daric Willis # ;te Eleventh Ward They waited.
however until last evening. before publishing the
above, to -ee tie Americans would unite in the nom
nation. Tie Americans objected, and the nomination
was declared.
1HRrfEs1HAssTNp1r DIs1RIcT.--The r. publican
Assembly Convention Of the XtlIth District twenty
first Ward met at No. f35 Fourth avenue on Thurs
day evening, and nominated S. s. Child to represent
that District in the ensuing Legislature.
THIRD CoHCRFssIosAL DrTErcT.-Mr' Amor D.
Williamson having been agreed upon by tfe Confer
ence Committee of the Republican and American Con-
yentCns a. a candidate for Congress 10 this District
snd having been nominated in conformity with the &C
ton of that Conference by the American Conventou
receiy ed the following letter notifying him OF the fact
NEs.YORK. Oct; 81, 1883.
Dear Sir. The UNDERMINED have been appointed Committee
on behalf American Congressional Convention Of the
Ma gre ons Drc,, 10 tender you the nomination f'
Congress the Union candidate in opposition 20 tue present
ADMIN The Convention represent unanimous
udorsrg Tho Recommendation Of the Conference Committee
aIponicd ty the Republican and American Conventions I'd
although portion Of Republican Convention nave seen ht
20 make another pomna under dc.-'iOu Of infreAccs
hich fully nierGud the Of the lead
ing OF tina party honestly desire union OF the Opo
ou domination viii receive The esrnes aud hearty
If al the bers OF that party wio are not secretly
working or the ee ton Of Daniel T. siches. the Lecompton
candidate will sccep, the nofn alton hereby
euoeIec and thus enable honest Ant LecOu voters of
District ebse the attempted sale Of the oTpo vote
by corrupt party for their 1yids aggrandz r1ent
the cxpeI of principle. We that the people ~
aty set end trust th you will IN tins Urgency allow
10 your raue candidate for Congress that the honest
Of oil PARTIES in District may baye opportunity Of
q only the pr-eut Ad
-so the corrupt political specuator who,
while protesting friendship great principle IL seer.
Of che American and Reprb
parties. Trusting that you viii consent to become the
standard r the unite opposition OF the District beg
to assure you support Of the honest voters of all parties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23
PERSONAL.

Martin Lane icr nearly thirty years Cashier Of the
Cambridge Bank, Mass, died at hs residence in Cam
bridgeport. Oct. 10, at the age Of % years. He was,
.ays h. Boston Courier, native Of Northampton,
brother Of tn, Hon. Ebenezer Lane, the iotmer
Chief Justice OF Ohio and was much respected for ms
integrity and simplicity of character. He was the
father If Prot. Lane of Harvard College.
The Rev. Theodore Parker has been confined TO
III. house by illness for the past ter days, and II VIII
probably be a fortnight, says The Boston TranserP,
before he will b. able to appear in public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

ions II. W. HAwEIs,, tie eminent ard indeia'iSa
be Apostle Of Temperance one of the SIX
Of the Wasbipgtonisn Temperance movement IN Dd'
more nearly twenty years ago. ted recently iea'
widow in the downhi If life very poorly pro''Heu io'
Ills son, the Rev. W G. Hawkins, Cam, i.anca''e'
County, Pa, IS preparing TYPOGRAPHY OF his iatisf 10Y
IT, benefit al his widowed mother. Whoever h7 a"!
fact, aIecdo,e or memorandum that would enfeh IN"
biography. viii DO & kind act by Forwarding
Above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23
Police ESTABLISHED IN CTAH.

Fpm Our Special Correspondents 800
GREAr SALT LANE CITY, L. T., Sept. -, 1873.
At the beginning of this week, 40 special police
men were sworn in at the instgation OF the Governor
for the purpose Of breaking up the gambling-houses
ssd drinking. shops. Thus far they have made but
two arrests, AID those not OF persons pursuing gam
bling OF drinking professionally; indeed, they have
become almost as great nuisance themselves as the
gamblers or barkeepers.
Mr. Mcneil, whose confinement IN the Pcnitentiary
daring the Spring have mentioned in connection with
that OF Col. w. ii. Fabins, has brought a suit for
false Imprisonment against Brigham fo'ng'
Heber c. Kimbal Daniel III. Wells, James
Ferguson, and others, laying his damages at
$25COO. Unless previously compromised, 1t viii
be tried before Judge Sinclair, at the Term of the
United States District Court, which will commence
week from Monday in this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23
Increase IN INSTRUMENTATION.

To TIE Tdi.5r Of Tie y. !. Tribr-c
SIR: In TIE TRIBUNE OF today yu classify the
members elect from Pennsylvania to the neat Con-
rrefs. BpchGaan men T. Opposition q.
Now. b. I. known, that there arr barely TWO
"Buolaran" men elected from Pennsylvania TO the
next Cougre,s viz: Florence and Dimnick. sch~arz
Of Berks, Hickman Of Chester ard Montgomery OF
Washington. are no, Buchanan" men, nor IL II at
Nil likely that either viii vote Tor any friend OF the
National Admin stration Cor Speaker. They viii be
more likely 10 vote with the Republicans especially
# their Votes are needed. On the question of BH-
claaGn and Opposition. the members stand not Il 10
4 but % TO - DO the Keystone State Justice
y W ASTI-LECOMPTON.
PAaasoqhia o., q, 1853
-FOUR correspondent has said his say, as we have
said ours. Now let the result decide between
~. Ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

TIE WALAIyG WoNES.-The two women at Mont
gomery Hal hal walked 30 hours at noon yester-
day. The severe cold which Mr.. Buckley took the
ir>t day is beginning to tell upon her, and she con-
plains OF considerable dizziness but experience ms
proved that that can be overcome by nerve. hr''
Lambert suffer- good deal from b-tered feet she
Is walking without shoes and keeps her feet wet al
the time. Both nave much pain IN the back and lower
parts OF the legs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

Inspector Rhodes has suspended stephen , AZ.
Tin. principal keeper Of the Auburn state rrson;
Austin is one vi the most efficient and cspaoe omcer'
lint ever L,l that po-itiou and his sole cf-nse con-
.iss in his being Republican. the Inspector hmse
being a Democrat. Two other keepers were s's'
pertA 4 at the saline time fol the same reason q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23
4 LETTER FROM MESSRS. HARPER 4
BROTHERS,.
T. Ire E1Ro,of Tie n. Y. Tribune.

Il ne Editor # Tie y. y. Tribune.
SIN: Mr.. Thomas Ewbank publishes in your ,sde
OF ths day letter relating to business transactions
between lin and ourselves. VIII you permit rs 10
say that most of the statements Of fact contained IN
that letter are wholly erroneous, and that while, Of
course, shall not trouble you with any heightened
,isterent, we should be happy to explain-we think
-atisiac'oriy-all the transactions which have taken
place between Mr.. Ewbank AMI our firm to any person
Ybo takes interest in them We are as soIry as
Mr.. Ewbarl, that the public would not buy his book
not only on bis account, but own.
Respectfully. HARPER BKOi HENS
FlankLLn NqpGre. Nete. lotk. Or. y. 1913
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

DESCENT Upon DisoRDERLY Horsr ny THE
MAJORS PoIicE.-At late hour on Thursda, r;,h,
The Mayors Police made descent upon a dsorlc,l,
house icr drinking and prostitution, No. Il Howard
street, kept by German named Wolf. The keenor
eis barkeeper and six females found therein Were ar
seeted and locked up for the night. Yesterday thew
were 'sken before Justice Welsh. Wolf was held To-
pal in $500, and the examination Of the girls was pnt
on till this morning. countryman complained to the
Mayor some time ago that he had been robbed in the
above crib.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

CINCiNNATi, FRIDAY, Oct. ~ IoJS.
In the United States Circuit Court, Judge Mclean
,rssiding in the Of Sturges vs.. StetsOn, aud
fO-dyok VS.. Sturges, Judge Leavitt delivered an
ocnion that the Directors Of the liillsbOrough and
GnciDnaii Railway had no power under its char
M to issue stock at price below the par
,slae that stakeholder reseing stock thus issued,
Acpgh the sale is valid is not liable to the purchaser
ior any depreciation in the stock which the Company
night suffer in consequence of such fraudulent issue
kvth Directors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

N.,,ovu Hogsg FAfR.-Ibe Union Association
for Improving The Breed Of Horses VIII hod ,ier hFst
annual exhibition Of imported blood and American
breed OF horses the grounds OF the Association on the
Eclipse Course, late Cen'reviie, Long hiano, On Tue
9th .6th. 9th and 18th inst. On Friday, the 18th
public sale Of horses, belonging to exhibitors who
may wish to dispose Of any Of Their stock, VII! take
place oI the grounds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23
The Trial of John "A. Holmes.

PORTLAND, FRIDAY, Oct. Y, 10j3.
Tie trial of John A. Hcnes late master of the ship
Theresa before the United States District Cour for
me MURDER Of George W. Chadwick, seaman, was
Ep,hsd to-day The Jury rendered verdict Of Guilty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

deTblt s-CL0ns o. Tie BIVOnIyu DehUtfacy wa held
In tho Cty Courtroom last evening The business
vas transactsd with coeei doors. The object was to
make some arrangement to unite The two sections on
one tkef bit is understood that neither Of the can.
disate- in Congress viii decline On the county ticket
a union may possibly be effected, and Committees
we've appointed to zee what could be done toward tha.
end.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23
The Yellow Fever at the South.

NEw.ORLFAEs, Friday, Oct. 2 ISlo.
The death, i'll this city yesterday by yellow fever
Eete al. go,
SAvASNAH, Thursday. Oct. 81, 1853.
The deaths in this city Yesterday were tvc none Of
which were from yellow fever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23
Burning Of the Steamer Ben
Franklin.
LOUISVILLE, Friday

LOUISVILLE, Friday, Oct. % 1853.
Tie Memphis steamer Ben Franklin was burnt yes
tsrday near Nicksburg, aud is total loss No lives
were Lost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23
Tho Canada Outward Bound.

HALIFAA, FTIIHFi wv - I'V'
The Roval Mail steamship Canada arrived at mid
nigh, from Boston and sailed at a. H. '0' Liverpool
Weather clear and CALM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

fsasxscwrse.-GOv. Melville of Mississippi has
spponted Thursday, the 18th OF November, as a day
~'hsnksgiviRg throughout, the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

The steamer Pacific, Of the Galaxy hns. VIZ
from this port on tie %. Instead 9f the ~ o. "'''"
ber, = sdverisod.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

AMERICAN COSGREssiOSAL CoNvsyTIoN OF THE
IID DIsTMcT.-The Straight American Convention of
the lid Congressional District met al the Shakespeare
Hotel Brooklyn, lat evening. Mr. james X. Burton
occupied the chair. aud twenty-five delegates were
present.
Dr. Guy Of tee Third Ward stated that he had
called on the Republican candidate for Congress, Mr..
Humphrey and that he expressed himself favorable to
the State policy of the Americans, favorng registry
,Ac On national policy he was with the Repub-
leans.
Other delegates expressed their views, which were
in effect that it was necessary to nominate Straight
American for Congress, in order to aid the American
State ticket.
An informal ballot was then taken, which resulted as
follows: +. T. Backhouse IL james X. Burton, s. An
informal ballot was had, and Mr.. Backhouse, receiv-
ing all the votes, was declared unanimously nominated
Mes%s. Guy, Story and lIerder were appointed
Comm.;.ee to inform Air. Backhouse Of his nomination.
ArrENrT 10 C>ur THE DEnocR,cf.-a meeting
Q! TIE principal politicians Of the Bradley and Van
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

Hrad's majority over Portor...............H .0?3
FrazcIs majority over Frost. .......--... .1,2si
Total vote ior supreme Judge, lc1>.. --.5o'!lJ
Total vote for Governor ,lH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

t. Mcs.n. U,lLscg. WEYNorIH snd RANDOLPH.
MINI CoNGREssIoNAI DISTRICr.-ln orr sdver-
tisug columns We print interesting correspondence
between tie electors Of the Nth Congressional Dis
,rct and the Hon. Governor Keinble, the Buchahan
caucus nominee Tor Congress in that District to-
ge,ber with the action taken by the people thereon.
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WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE TRAINS
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE vim ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
WASHINGTON CITY Virginia Tennessee Georgia. Alabama
Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas.
Through Tickets obtained Southweern Rail
oe Pennsylvania Sixth Washing
board II Steam Ferry Boat George Page at TIE Office Of
the Grunge and Alexandria Railroad, at Alexandria
To Richmond Danrle, Iyrchbnrg Bristol Knoxville, Dalton
Atlanta Chattanooga Nashville Hnntsylie, Grand june
ton, Menph+, Montgomery, and New Orleans.
Direct Route and Continuous Railway Connexions Memphis
Alon Expedition Cocifort being
shorter than by any other
ferry boat Pgs leaves the foot OF Seventh
eoeS m for Aezandru whsre asa6ar Springs
sfocE Gc and az RS Richmond and all points southwest
making and close connexions Memphis.
Baggage and onbase, leave the Office avenue
O'Clock, a. m. and 7, r.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent
June 1S--u Washington
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

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1 LOTs IN PRINTING OFFICE SQUARE 'on Thursday
aeon September dth O'Clock the by virtue u
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1885, seq, the land Washington
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fronting inches between
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