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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15

Col. Kinney informs TIE San Antonio Texas Her
AA that he has concluded his negotiatiaton with the
uoruoos for the sale Of his interest in Central Amer
e. and has received earnest Of 500 900 as part of
be purchase money. He is 10 receive s., 600 900.
We vas 10 San Antonio the 18th ult. his way TO
ussin. The Herald SAYS:
~ Rome Of prominent citizens have requested
Col Kinney to permit his name 20 be put before the
De~pe for the next gnbenatorih election This he
3s~6n.W ssyng that has private bSsAsss in this State
ss1 IN central America VIII require his undivided a.-
Asptcp."
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
MARRIED..
BCALE-WHlTING-

BEALE-wHlTING-In Brooklyn, on "Wednesday Oct ls
the Chapel by the Rev. Samuel L0nsfSw & Nj Min Wi
BoGiRT~Ri RiCH4RDsoN-In Brooklyn, E. D., on wedues
day. Oct 49, athe Of the brides father by the Rev
Nj Haskns Rector OF ST. Max: Church. John Bosert of
ohARMXNH s NsHBHRL6%~on t Tae'day Oct y a the rel.
the budes father CLeste Conn, by The Rev Henry
est daughter Of Dr. Edw Barlow ali of NewYork City
CHAPMAN-JONESN0 Tuesday afternoon Oct. u, by the
Rev. s. Oseood, d. d. DR.. William H. ". Chapman 70 Mis-.
Elizabeth youngest daughter o Bradford Jones' all Of
CABLE.REEvEs-On Tuesday Oct, H. at the residence Of
bride by the Rev. William BanDaid Fawning Cable OF
Illinois 70 Ama T. eldest daughter Of Milton Reeves esq,
DUTCHER-CAREY-A New Baltimore, "Wednesday,
Oct ls by the Rev o. p Matthews Mr.. George A. butcher
Of Portage County Ohio to Mr.. Martha Carey New Balt
DE EVINNE-HARPER-In Brooklyn Oh Monday Oct H. at
Ninne Mr. Edwin T. De Vnne TO Miss Debbie A. daughter
HIGHT-sUTTON-Os Wednesday morning, Oct ls at the
residence OF the brides father by the Rev g. = Gilbert
Daniel asbt Of Rye, to Susan only daughter Of John
AERMASCE-HOPKINs-o Tuesday, Oct. 70, by the Rev.
Peter syseT Arthur Hen9snes to Mis-, Lizzie o. youngest
PINSENT-FIsHER-On Wednesday Oct. Is, by the Rev. C.
Hetehner, Mr. John Pinen TO Sophia Jane Fisher al
RoDGERSCBowKER-o Thursday, Oct. H. at The Chapel
ofthe Brosawsy IaGenSce by the Rev Joseph Thomp'
con- d. D. Mr. Charles T. Rodgers 10 Miss Sarah NJ 3owker
vooRHiS-C thi. city, on Wednesday, Oct
S by the Rev John Thomson, d. D. Thomas Voorhis to
Lizzie, daughter OF Thomas Chalmers esq all Of this city
WILLIAMs-MILLER-At ST. Bartholomew Church. on
eldest daughter the late Jonathan Miller, esq Of hscty
WRGIiT-BuCkiIAM-ln this city, on Tuesday Oct II by
the Rev. j. W. Alexander. ID. D.. q. Wclman Wight to
Geognna daughter Of George Buekhsm, all Of this city
WATERS-WELLlNG-On Tuesday, OCT. II, at S. Georgs 8
Chuch Astoria, Loug Island by the Rev. DIR. Harris Ma
ssn b. Waters Of North Carolina to Miss Phebe c. daush
wATERS-BAN ANCHoT-ln this city, on Tuesday Oct L. at
the residence OF the brides father BY the Rev. Dr. Bellows
CAPT. robert II. Waters OF Salem Mass, Ms. Elizabeth
~ f.hv D.rta aN..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
ormnl ballots resulted az follows /:

Mr. Humphrey was declared unanimously nomi-
pated and the Convention adjourned and proceeded to
the candidates house. corner of Perrepon' and Co
lumbia streets, with Sewsrs Band, escorted by the
Ashland Club.
The American Convention met at the Sleeps Head
Hotel, James A. Van Brunt presiding.
The report of the Conference Committee vas re-
ceived and the Committee discharged.
An animated debate sprung up on the question OF
union, Messrs Flynn and Bergen speaking for union,
and Messrs. Williamson, Mahan and others against it..
A motion to reject the report of the Conference
Committee was lost by % to 10.
Mr. Oakley moved to support Union candidate for
Congress, provided he be acceptable to the American
Convention which was lost.
The report was then adopted by PC Yeas to l3 Nays
As soon as the result declared, several delegates
withdrew from the Convention and declared their
tention not to support the nomination.
A Committee from the Republican Convention was
announced who stated that the Republican Conven-
ton had agreed to the plan of union, and would, on
hearing Of similar action the part of the Amecals,
proceed to nominate candidate for Congress.
The Committee were notified of the acton Of the
American Convention in accepting the conference
port, and retired.
The Convention then adjourned 20 meet al the car
Of the Chair.
After the Convention adjourned the bolters or
gsnized amee:iug and denounced the proceedings.
Assembly NonNArIoss--The Republicans of the
IVth District composed of the Second, Third and
Fifth Wards of Brooklyn, have nominated Mr.. Kerry
X. peron for the Assembly.
Theemployees ofthe Brooklyn Post Office distributed
printed circular yesterday soliciting the electors of
the city to vote for George Taylor candidate for CO
grcss the ground of the efforts made by him lsS
year 10 procure appropriation for the erection OF
new Fsst-Oflce in this city.
WEsrcHrsrrn CouSrY.-For Sheriff, b. L. Am.
bier; for County Clerk, H. L. Rowell; fcr Register
h. ID. Miller; for Superintendent of the Poor, Wm.
Miller; tor Coroner, w. ii. Lawrence
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORk......ocr. X
Clear red.

Shirs-Underwriter Roberts, Savannah c. CAovi u
Freto savanush,W II kiversmith Uncle Joe, Sews cxs
ton, Walsh, Carver 1 Chase.
Bnu-A. Gildert, Cochran, ST. John, N. B., y. R. hvl
w b Nash, Nash 81 Marks, Brett, Son Co T. B WSsz
Acksnd Laguayra, Dalet Bins Isaiah Beurman, ras
Port. AL. Prince, Desfeld Wilson Co.
Schoonru-Lishtnins, Daniels. Rio Grsnde, II Lochaa.
Co Com kearney, Brown, Boston, 8 w Lewis Co; e.
Vsndervoort, Nicf Fredcncksburg Van Brunt Ssyht
PHILIPPE, Mount 0eorgetowp Brown DeRosseti y. Per-
Samson, Phiad.lphls James Hand Laura 0errds Elwcs
Savannah. d. c. Murray, Leesburs Swift Salsn, RSy
4 Co HsIsawsy tBr), Frith Bermuds, Middleton 20
Virginia, Davis Baltimore. MAILER, Lord QueresG
soop-S Hall, Snow, Providence, L. Kenny.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15

MnITARY.-Gen. Sanford snd staff will proceed to
Staten Island to-day at noOD to inspect and review
the list Regiment stationed at Camp Washington,
and also to inspect and review the military companies
Of Richmond County, this being their annual parade
day.
The firing in the harbor yesterday, was by the
frigates Valorous and Sabine, exchanging salutes.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15

In our list of Lecturers published the other day,
the name Of the Rev. w. H. MLBURS, the dstin-
gushed blind preacher was by some accident omitted
lie resides at Brooklyn, n. Y. The address of Mr.
Manton NJ. Marble was enormously given in the same
list as Boston, Mass, instead of New. York City.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
Receipts Of Pr,S.ee oc, N

Ry Enc Rdl,oaS-lle bb. ploar. I, chs, r,.-s.
d.. Butter .l?l DO Cheess y o. roh.ceo A. -
side. L.s.hsr IS role DO no hsi. A!,ohol n te
~ a. Oii. leo n ide., 20 bale, VOL - - ~
~ North Rss<y Beat,-i1 50 bbl. rour .1Tek
.,,o0o Do Corn. 500 BARI, Loo 40 o.,s " 30. -
$50 d.. WHISKY, so Oh C.se. As Port 80 As~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
To lAs Eds,e, Of Tie Lsaic. r~eL

To ne Ediio, Of Tie Lssdc. T,.s, ~
81 SIR: Your remarks On the Atlantic and Crest
Western scheme and the rdnary suocess Of the
neco,iators Of the bonds, suggest the propri'y W
warning all parties whom il may concern Of the gross
unfarness often perpotraed as between those wo
huv bonds with rails, and n tOse who buy them with
money The victims If delusive statements are aDt
enough 10 hur reproaches the Americans who MS
led them; but, an Eaglishman, | am sorry 20 ssy
that in many instances some English iron manrisc-
.urers are cnlpable the gerating sanEuine
Americans. and even more 80, | think, a. being in
fact the principal and the other only the accessory
in the deception praciiced on the investors VINO pHy
the bonds for cash. r
" The following may be taken as an Illustration Of
D.. vav the business Is done. The negotiator likes
10 n-;ce-it would never do 10 have two prices-se
veil, snnpose his price to be ~ cents in the dollar lie
anproaches his iron friends, TO whom he has oeen
properly introduced; he cannot P.rsuaIe theh "a
H. bonds AT so in payment for either all or part oi the
~, u arch iron be sold at fair market price; ne
csunot lower the price Of his bonds, Tor that ~oud
sno ,b, nroceeds Of the money sales which nave 70
hs Elected after provisional purchase oi lne Ia,'
yyha, IA -. he done' The price Of the r2ls mnst or
80 e;c;er,lv .o NEE, the difficulty. by ths SIM
Mo nrocess easily couceale all is made conor'aoe
,be reyo.iator has made great stree nus ah'''''
excellent Endorsement Of himself ana nis sruc' ' na
sold GREAT parcel OF his bonds, ana inuuses so.n'
r.a bonse which has not yet learned its lesson o IN
snIve ;,s ovn captal or some agent, for tempting
commission TO involve his client capltai' ~ N'e P"
chase of III balance, which, in conse quence oi
able purchase of iron and the unprecedented
and prospects of the road sre now quite bargain
let us analyze the purchase of bonds by the IRON, on
maker and that BY the cash buyer Inc pre- y, ' os
honds have supposed to be 81; the market vaue oI
rails shall be s tun in England, the price Of the
actual sale $40 mot an unfair specimen ana the A.
tual cash cost producing the rails SO the terms o'
payment, bali in money. half in bonds al S s..o
loo tups Of rail- -od therefore tor....'.
or which 10 payable in ~V"
Balance raysble In bonds at 90. ........'''' S,u
To raw which q? 900 requires in bond'......... .0o
The cost Of producing the rails i' 9ooS
And the cash id..".,,.........'''''''''' -'""
.. $500
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
/. bsIsnCe % of st0O is the actual cost to tn

sThs balance Of s600 is the actual cost TO the iron-
ma, ufacturer of his g., 500 of bonds.
Tbu, the iron manufacturer runs no actual risk ny
his harynin beyond that involved in purchase OF
hnrds At "a ? cent. while within few days or weeks
s"e urhappy investors are induced, in entire igno'
rsncs Of the ingenious arrangement which has been
pcrpetrated to buy exactly the same comm9a.y az oo
.tSncb A system needs comments It only needs 10
he propery exposed Most eniphatically then should
ali INVESTORS in the bonds Of railroads in embryo or IN
Construction in any foreign country, but particularly
the United States, be warned, before they oay 20 s
know whether or not the same sort of bonds as are
offered to them, at some apparently tempting price,
have not been previously negotiated, IN tact and III
substance, though not in words, at two-thris, OF
half or one-third Of the money. ,,,,,.,
nYour obedsnt servant AN Obobn'Sn'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sus-Rises.6:ll Scts......... 5;1 Moox-Ses.. II 4
HIGH wATER....rHis DAp
Sandy Hook .l2 90 Cows Island. $50 Hell Gse.s" ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15

growth Of .rnie is too gradual 10 furnieh employment
for some months TO come to The masses oil capIt"i
aggregated at the financial centers, ara oy u',-
seniua,inc them through its active channels en"ole
captalst tn advance the rates of interest 10 tue o'u
roipts. This state OF things should a. natura re-
sui, produce active speculative movement ID ''"sA
and merchandise bat ar vet il has had but mole
rate influence tha, direction. Stocks IN me 'ii'u
circle of all street are now feeling the effect OF tn
plethora Of money but there is general speculative
action throuchou, tie country Another natural re-
suit. il would seem. must be the absorption oi 'he
better class Of securities for investment When uier-
camille paper and ca-oens Will produce only or
cent interest the attention Of capitalists mus, con;inue
10 be directed to other and more profitable inves'-
mep,s. State Stock and frst mortgage bonds on the
leading lines Of railroads, yielding 66I 2 cent IN
tere.t can scarcely under such circun stances con-
,nue TO rule below par This absorption is now going
ON and we presume more State Stock, and Virgnias,
North Carolinas, Mssours and Tenuessees have been
taken within month for temporary or permanent IN
v.s,mep, than during any other two months IN lS's
AIber. II. Nicolays regular daily auction sale of
stocks and bonds will take place to morrow Friday,
a. l2i o'clock at the Merchants Exchange
Tie Metropolitan Ger ifcates which were originally
about eight inlliOns I'D 6fnoun na't oli Oe'h iNNN
Wi hout loes. The movement of receiving country
money on deposit and in payment of notes oy our
banks inrrg the crisis Of last Winter and which was
an invaluable boon to the whole country, has thus
been wound up without any of the unfortunate results
which W. re predicted by those who opposed It, Those
bank officers who supported that measure and carried
it through deserve the gratitude Of the whole co mmu-
nity.
The following is the repor, OF the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne ard Chicago for September
Earunrs.u.,.,.,,.,,,.,.'.'...'. ei.3',n
Erpenses".............,.,.'..''' oi''"
Prohts.. SS''V
being an excess Of profits over September, 1857, OF
s.. 800.
The earnings of Tie Central Railroad Company of
NewJersey for tne month Of September 1885, IS! ss
For the month last ye. oo|1p o.
Increase 10 S'f1- 70
The Baltimore and Ohio receipts for September were
Main Stem. n. w. Va. VIZ Br Total
Pssssneers.. s7i5S5 ls $500 $500 % su8 80 10 o.
Frrisht....... sis, ms 81 s725 IS ioH % 1885 ~
Total. ss4O,O5l O5 4Is6l5 a sssa . 1881, ,s2 IS
The revenue of the past month, as compared with
| the same period lost year, is as follows:
Main Stem. NV Va. Wash. Branch i Ietsi- e', 9.
liar - .
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15

The above table shows decrease on the Main Stem
of &c. $50 o. from which is to be deducted sl3oo ~
received on the Northwestern Virginia branch, which
leaves decrease of sS,56i TO- There is an increase
of 1855 % on the Washington branch making total
decrease Of the road compared with September OF
last year. of $F,705 81.
The movement Of the Banks in the four principal
cities Of the Union in which weekly reports are made
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15

900 Detroit Mil R.R.7s 6 Is Pacific Mail e s. CO. l0ti
5000 Del Lack. W. R.7.. so 81 Lacrosse Mil X H. II
5000 Racine Miss. r. los 5 500 Continental Bank 100
500 Memphis City 6s.... 10 5Me,rrolan Bank. ll0f
9 oco Mobile Ohio n 72I l30 Fir. 1924
5Os0 LaCro.sk 4 Mi RR7s B 10 Firens Fund ins Co ~
sOOe C.. ST. PdF.du A 4o Corn Exchange lns Coio
10 Msrin. Bsnk . SO 20 National Fire Ins. Co. .i65
~ American TX Bank lI05 % National Fire Ins Co l6i.
so Peoples Bank.l0l 81 N Y, C3nsol Stage Co. 81
Common'h Fire Ins. Co 90 0Penn. Coal Co. 76l
u North Western ms Co. 9 Is Americs An Coal Co. SIt
~ Columbia Fire lns Co.l0iI IL Y.,Alb6Buf TeLCo AT
5 r. solute Fire Ins. Co. .lC9!l
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15

~ Telegraph.
HEw- w-ORLEAEs. Ost h-An 'sesnsA'p I"p'"
Havana
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15

ASHES The demand for both kinds s limited, but holders
are finn sales Of Al bbls. az So. iii. . III
C0TTOS-Th- market, under q sharp competition 70 sel
lined ic y n The transactions $50 bales We quote
uEw-YoRK CLASSIFICATION.
finland Vorida Mobile. N. u. 4 TcI
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15

Total. sS40O5i O5 sIS6l5 "a sSsa 3 1881, eI S
The revenue Of the past month, as compared with
the same period last year, is as follows:
Main Stem " W. Va. Wash. Branch Total
,oss : 40 esI 1s siSs5 ~ SBa5i y S3g7,63 SS
i,SS9 40 oSi 10 4Sta8 50 $500 O.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-24
lIGlROllfIc SCHIE]AN SCHBAPPS

l. consequently in great demand by pers ms travelling,
or alb ut 10 sett in parts OF the country espe-
cially, rs well by many in every community where
Il has become kuOwn account Of its various other
remedial properties.
ali cases of Drops cal tendency, II is generally
the only remedy required, when adopted in tie early
stage I the disease.
In dvsprpsla lnAladies, when taken In proper guam
ties as dict ir NIX, and especially at dinner, il is
found by uniform experience, 10 be eminently efica-
clous ia the most Estimate cases, when the best
of the usual remedies have failed to afford re than
temporary relief In Of Fiatulency, Il is an i'm
mediate aud invariable specific, anu II may bf admin
istered in diluted and proporttonate quantities. to
YOUNG INFANTS in all thuse paroAysms Of gripping pain
in the stomach and bowels To which they especial
ly subject well as in the chOlic of grown persons.
Its Julclous adoption in connection with the princ
pal meals. or when Ut exhaustion dictates il,
use, never fails to relieve the debility attendant upon
protracted chronic mAladies, low temperament and
exhausted vital energy, by whatever induced. -.
These are facts to winch many OF the most eminent
medical men, both IN England and the United States,
have borne testimony, and which corroborated by
the highe twritten authorities.
Put up in quart and pint bottles, In Of one
dozen, with my name the bottles, cork, and fac
simile of my sgnature the label.
For sale by all tue respectable uggists and Liquor
dealers II California and Or gon.
UDOLPH0 WOLFE, Sole Importer,
~ Beaver street, New York.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-24
UDOLPHO WOLFE'S
SCHN g,

medinina drink, Of eminently salutary qualitit 5
manufactured by himself exclusively, at his factory at
schiedam, In Holland, ami well known during the
last twelve years throughout all the Atlantic and
Western States.
1t is made from the best barley that be selected
In Europe with the essense Of an aromatic Italian ber-
ry, Of acknowledged and extraordinary medicinal
properties 1t has long since acquired a higher repu-
tation, both in Europe and America than any other
diuretic beverage.
Analysed, is perfectly pure liquor in its effects
a mild and wholesomd tonic 1t is extensively used
a7d approve by the medical faculty the temperance
people, heads of families, &c.
In Gravel Gout and Rheumatism, in distractions
Of the Bladder and Kdne! s. and in General Debility
its effects are prompt, decided and invariably relia-
Bile and il is not only remedy for these maladies,
but in all cases in which they produced by drinking
bad water, which is almost universally the cause Of
them, It acts as u sure preUentiUe.
For Fever and Ague it is one of the most efcaclous
rrev.ntives that can be resorted to-
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-24
L. p. FISHERS

A DVERTISING AGENCY. SAN FRAN
"a ClSCO-No. III . Washington street, up stairs,
early opposite Magure's Opera House.
L. r FISHER is the authorized Agent the
MARYsvILLE DAILY News.
Sacramento Union;
San Joaquin Republican, Stockton
Pacific Methodist, San Fran cisco:
Sonora Herald;
Nevada Journal
Grass Valley Telegraph;
Red Bluff Beacon,
Columbia Gazette;
Mountain Democrat, Placerville;
Calavcras Chronicle, Mokelumne Hill
Shasta Courier;
Mariposa Gazette
Yreka Weekly Union;
Trinity Journal, WeaVerville;
San Juan Star;
Weekly Ledger, Jackson;
San Jose Telegraph
sonoma County Journal
Folsom Dispatch.
California Mining Journal
Los Angeles Star;
Santa Barbara Gazette;
San Diego Herald
Alameda County Gazette;
Placer Courier, Yankee Jim's
Napa County Reporter;
Sierra Democrat, Downleville.
Humboldt Times, Union;
0regonian. Portland, o. T. y
Oregon Weekly Times, Portland o. T.:
Oregon Statesman, Salem, o. T.
Pacific Christian Advocate. Salem, O. T.
Jacksonville Herald, Jacksonville; o. TIL
Pioneer and Democrat, Olympia w
Washington Republican, Steacoom. w. r.
Polyneslan, Honolulu, s. L..
Pacific Commercial Advertiser UonoiuI, q
Mexican Extraordinary, City of Mexico;
Hongkong Register.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-24

The undersigned would give notice Il at Member.
ships can be obtained by applying to the Treasurer,
John A. Paxton, at the banking House of Mark Brum.
agm Co. Ten dollars is the cost of membership.
which constitutes the purchaser stakeholder enti,
ung him and lady, also his children under fifteen
years If he is the heao Of family, to free access
ry day ofthe Fair to all the departments of the exhi-
btion as also the right to vote in the convention de-
termnlng all matters OF business brought before the
convention, the location Of the next annual fair and
the election OF officers for the ensuing year also The
admission OF any and all articles or animals in com.
petition for premiums.
N B.-Pe sons, to enjoy the right to euter articles
Tor competition for premiums, must become members
of the Society.
The Visiting Committee, while on their tour of ex-
animation, will be prepared to furnish memberships
10 those who wish to obtain them and II is desirable
that large nun Der Of memberships should be dsDo-
SEQ OF at an early day, the Committee are expend.
ing large snm ofmoney for medals and silver pate
10 De used as premiums And let It borne in mind
that TINS Board have offered over $l4 900 in premiums
double the amount ever before offered, and nearly
rse times the sum they receive from the State for
IN mat purpose The Committee hope to meet with tnat
nDerslty which they have right TO expect, in the
purchase OF memberships, ms the struggle hos been
rea to get the Fair located this northern section
nd they desire TO make it the Great Fair of all the
airs.
myH GEO. II. BEACH, Rec. sey.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-24


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Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-24
Notice Of Application,

TO .. AZ. Bliss, present and late County Judge ard
z b. Rearddn, Esq., late District Attorney Of
fubd COun2y:
VOU are hereby notified that application will be
Il made to His Excelency, John b. Weller, Cover
nor OF the State of California; for the pardon OF John
stiles, who was convicted, in the month Of August in
the year eighteen hundred and ffty-fve, before the
Court OF Sessions Of this County, Of the crime Of
Grand Larceny, and sentenced to five years mprson.
ment in the State Prison.
ERNEST VAN MULLER.
Marysville, Yuba county, August 2, 1855.
We hereby acknowledge service Of the within notice
of application for the pardon Of John Stiles this sec
ond day of August, 1888.
sM. BLISS, County Judge.
7. D. REARDAN, late Dist Atty