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10 Country Dealers,

We would respectfully say that We thInk
We can oear aa great, III N or GREAT
e INDUCEMENTS to purchase from
Rsg than from any other mercantile heaEs
Id w starn Eowa--aot excepting the MAJ
ksts Of s. Joe and st. Louis.
- We keep no OKa Seeds in
@Aar Hgssa@@g Net an article in saE en-
tire establishment il Soilsd with tha DusF
81 u aingEs pear.
All Of car Foraigu Goods are Fresh as
when first opened Ia The Custom House Of
Bossos', New York, Philadelphia and Bal
tSm0ga.
Oar Damsatie Gosda are equally fresh
and well cpadidcned.
D. Offering 10 the notice of the public
aae q tie largest aAd best selected stocks
q Goods In the West aad by carrying out
% prinEIpls og 81 elevated and honorable
eompssisAou la trade, we hope ever 10 see
paF e&&&h hmhmsn@ masMsalAinw The digniG-
- position 81 the Fss.ANNER STORE OF
TaE VEST
/ Cab and zee az Our Statesmen and
SsasT atseaaansa viii ever ka found eOaT-
te0ua ard akksHkigs 60 all.
mABRETT * Ross.
CoaAen Bluffs, Jaaa 10, 1853.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-21

Ths 0maha 7hAes, speaking On the
gbovs Hubjsos, makss the following ZEN !
sihls remark
ssThsrs il no doubt Of oaa bkisg hew~
sver and this ali persons interested may
asaks D aots AZ, and that ID sAaa 70 re
bound have d railroad sFs Long. II the
a. d q COmpany 50 % wosk IN sasnsss
and MAKE sheiTs asss, ws hsve No acubs
shst Il win be ths 70 I'D Of this regions buk
IL thay do NOS beasir themselves and aes
vigorously and pEompsly in lhe HBasasRy
shsy will Icso COSTA, be superseded BY .
Elvai sosshsgM read, Lose Bonds aonasion
LAnaa, ksiendas iaonsy, aad 90 fsrAh, and
ws aaaaII be b0amd zsaaissoluhly % .
aouGhaTw markess and eastern eities nay
whistle sos shs sFAas Of che great Iaaou-
ii sapa
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-21
Rooks * Stationery.

Our assortment Of Stationey and School
Books, la unusually large and complete
Our Window shades and Draperis, Wall
Paper and House Furnishing Goods, are
In perfect keeping with the remainder q
cur stock,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-21
Provisions.

We Keep constantly On hand large and
choice lot Of Provisions, which will Be sold
atrgasonabIe prices.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-21
RRepoxs 81 9he ghAaT Emgameex.
70 sA4 Pfesidsag asd Dsrscsoys Of tie
Coaaesl BFa.aa cad 81. Joseph RasI-

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past swe aonths, made . preiiminsFy
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from Counsel BInas 10 ths Missouri Sfasa
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-21

- An individual Ia New York Last
fall soughs - daaaga tAa pEopristoEa oR
me New 1ork Express BY representing
tbs circulation Of thai paper d be lower
tAaa i really vas For tais shs Espnass
denounced him = d rascal. me insli.
sidaAl eoamanesd libel salt, and ex-
passsa 70 naaks - 900 II Inc spseala-
ton The aasa vaa conslnasd On Sal.
ardAy, aad Aa ssessvsd ) verdict a.r IL
eaaa RAsse y Dasgsv ~ aAs Dsrk.
saaas days, II prosecuting sdisars IA
speculative parposaa.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-21
Builders Material.

Our assortment of building material is
very extensive, embracing shingles, dooTs,
sakh, glass, nails, spikes, butts, &c,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-21
10 Farmers.

We would say that our stock of Agri-
cultural Implements is complete. We have
large stock Of tbs most approved PLows,
besides
Hoss,
shsvels,
RaksB,
Ferris.
Schythes,
Axes &C, &c.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-21
Ame9heE Rressdan3iaA C&mdk-
date.

@A4&.
The Mississippi Democgas comes out
with menior of Hon. Aaron v. Brown,
possznasser 0sDerals aad urges kia nom-
ination for the next Praaidsasy.
Il DIR. Brown would make as good .
President a. be does Postmaster Gene.
ri the whols country ahoaId 70 ID for
him.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-21
PIECE GOODS

Comprising fine
French, Saxon ana American Cloths,
C&sstmsTss and VsBttAgs,
s2tttastta, Tweeds, sc.
Also Bleaehed L. Brown shesting
shirting, Ticking, Crash,
osuGbuTgB, &c, &c.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-21
GaPReEiRgs.

We have opened very hne lot Of suPs-
rtor CaEPeting, to which We invite special
attention
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-21
BOOGs i Shoes.

Our assortment Of Ladies', Misses ami
C1iadrsR's Shoes, viii be found worthy Of
particular stteaaan. la this department
Of trads, we can furnish every variety Of
garment for ladies foot.
Our stock Of Gegtlemen's Fine French
calf and Congress Bsots, Ties, Pumps,
Slippers, &C Is large aad vary complete
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-21
d. WEsTERFaEMBss
highly CgLBRATKD YEGETAGLE
LIVER TONIC

For the cure Of Liver Diseases, Dyspsp-
sia, Jaundice, Disease Of the Kidneys, Eer
vous Diseases, Chilla es long standing, en-
larged Spisens, Bilious Cholic, Bowel
complaints Of long standing, Cosdyenssa,
Inward Piles, Fallaess at BIood In the
Head, Acidity ofths Stomach, Heart burn
throbbing or beating about The Stomach,
In short, every symptom arising srom want
Of healthy secretion Of bile, Ia relieved
by taking this medicine.
Circulars accompanying each Bottle
Price, 81 90 per bottle
For sale by F. GsesamaR l. Co. Drug
gists, Council Bluffs, + iuly2Im6
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-21
Hats IL Caps.

We have a very elegant assortment Of
Hats aud Caps, comprising every thug
from the eoumonsst Palm, TO the hne ana
broad bTtmmed Piantatien--the fashion
able Silk and Cashmere, and The elegant
business Hat,
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Choice Of Ginm.

WTR4s daasTseaA UsJt bsoE hsass,
No. 2S3 BROADWAY, EKw YORK.
where the gifta, consisting Of JxWRLRY,
EcT., Aan VARYING IL VALUE RRom IS cTs
TO TWO HUNDRED DoLLARs, are always On
Exhibition in ample shoss cases. Our New
Descriptive Catalogue, containing large
variety Of Books Ia every Department Of
Science and Literature, Gan of which are
sold at Irregular publishers prices and sx~
planning our NEW AND ORIGINAL
SYSTEM Of allowing every purchaser has
swR shoics Of ggis, and setting forth uhe-
qualls5d Inducements to AGENTS, will Be
asnt, post paid, to any individual, on spph
eatioE. Address,
A. RAHHEY, Agent
juy2l~5S6m No. 295 Broadway.
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D BE NNAEMtAsAASt
Pyst g. d. i ST. ]. 4. n, 90,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-21
SUMMER GOODS!

which hsys been selected With great cara
Ia - different cities Of The East, aEa which
90 nspsctioB, will be found 10 smhFses
everything new, rare aud vaIaabIs, in the
way Of Ladies', Mlaaaa1 and OhildranJa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-02
Steamboat Explosion and Probable Loss OF
Life.


sad casualty occurred Shrewsbury river yeser
day forenoon As the steamboat, Alice Price, running 10
tween this city and Red Bank, leaving her wharf
chimney exploded scading the engineer and fireman in
terrible manner Of great confusion ensned
among the passengers, many OF whom panic
stricken that they jumped overheard in order escape
from the volume of steam which Oiled the boat Fortu
uateiy the steamboat Highland Light lying by
the time and prompt measures aken by her officers
and relieve the passengers Of the other boat The
passengers were all taken on board of the Highland Light
where they were kindly treated, and subsequently
veyed to this city, where they arrived last evening None
of the passengers we're seriously injured but IL is feared
tho engineer and fireman arc fatally scadcd.
We have received tho following dispatches relative to
the accident
FIGnIaSDs, Nov /, 1858.
The steamer Alice Price of the Shrewsbury line, burst
her steam chimney at the Ocean House, at one o'clock
this afternoon The engineer two hremen and four pas
seugers were scaldcd
OCEAN HorsE, Nov. |, 1868.
have inst visited the steamer Alice Price, and find
inquiry the pilot that the disaster the
caused by the bursting of the steam chimney, from
imperfect sheet of iron. The scaded aud injured were
Weeks, the engineer, badly two dremcu, slightly; four
passengers the vardess The Of the passen
gers are.--Cap Robbins Mr.. Low of the Phaanx ~ j.;
Mr. Lufpery, and lady all Of whose hands scaded
The boiler examined and found full of water and
passenger says sho registered only twenty five pounds
the time Of the accident No blame attached
10 any one. She commanded by Capt John Borden,
a very careful and popular The steamer highland
Light Capt Henry Parker, by and took the wounded
and passengers 10 New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-02
FRANCE.

difficulty has arisen between France and Brazil in
gard to the property Of French subjects dying Brazil
The French Consul had struck his tag pernambuoo and
appealed TO bis government.
The French Ambassador a. Rome had, by direction Of
the Emperor, made strong representation tho Pope
against the recent abduction by the Catholics Of tho Jew
ish child at Mortara.
The Paris -four market hrmer Whea. was dull.
The provincial corn market unchanged
Manufacturers were well employed, but the foreign
ders were not so extensive former years. slight
rise in spirits is recorded.
was reported that the French government had nc.
fused TO permit England to act either arber
diator between France and Portugal.
The Bourse was declining. The Three per cents opened
on tho 1oh At 73.r. ebc. and closed o. 73fr. 100.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-02
Rghth disrict-- J. ROBERTS, pays no taxes Journey

hghth ds.ric-. J. Roberts, pays no taxes, journey
man printer.
Ninth disrict-Chas. g. Spencer = taxpayer, lawyer
Tenth dsrictJoseph Canning pays no taxes, supefn'
teDdent
Eleventh dstrict-Jos D. Pollock, pays no taxes, or
clerk in Street Department.
Twelfth distrct-Danel Willis, pays no taxes, rooier.
Thirteenth distrct-R III. Shannons, taxpayer, aWyer'
Fourteenth ds,rct-Geo Opdyke*, taxpayer mcrchaht.
Sixteenth d,strct--Fred. l. Seelys, taxpayer, @wyef.
Seventeenth dstfict-Mapcelus Eens taxpayer, inhu-
rance.
These marked with star both American and re-
publican neee.
Republicans.
Tifth distrc.--ohn j. Shay, pays no taxes, laborer
Seventh disrict-F. A. Conkiing taxpayer, merchant
Eleventh disrict--Daniel d. Conovcr, taxpayer, ex-
Street Consnls soner.
Fifteenth dstrict-S S. Chids taxpayer, DOCTOR E G.
Thompson pays no taxes, architect.
Seventeenth dstrict-WIlliam Dunnng, taxpayer, lun1
Der dealer.
RECAPITuLATIoN.
Candidates. Taxpayers.
fof ..'ss.s...ssssssss
tyf LoulLy aierk.
sof SuierVNort ,.,...,.... .........+...
For Distr let Attorney ........+.......
sW sofohefrs. ..'s....s........,..tso
rpT Assembly LIy..t....s.s.s.....s.r..s4
Total number Of candidates, "a, number whose names
do no. appear on the tax list, AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-02
GREAT BRITAIN,

The English news is quite unimportant.
Another demonstration against the introduction Of the
confessional the church of England had taken place
London.
Defensive works Of very formidable nature had been
completed at Fort Malta, on the Clyde.
The London Morning Chronicle says that tho Galway
line OF steamers win certainly get government mail
subsidy at least equal 10 tha. paid the Cunarders.
letter from valenta says tho shore end of the Allan
tic cable about to be laid aud that all the Va
lenta had got notice to leave the company the 30h
November, unless something favorable turns up.
Parliament has been further prefogued until the 18th Of
November.
Tho French officer who threatened to shoot the Newcas
tie editor for being his ther, the French Consul had
been nned G6.
William Arnold h Sons, hemp manufacturers London,
had faiied liabilities small
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-02
Novel Arrival.

THE PAMELA FLooD FROM GREEN BAY-wIsGoNsrN
SHIP TIMBER FOR THE NEW YORK MARKET.
On Saturday last bark arrived at this port whence
bark ever before arrived She was the Pamela Flood
from Green Bay, Wisconsin, under command Of Captain
Adams This pioneer vessel sailed from Green Bay, in
the northeast Of Wisconsin, the iih of September,
passed north from Lake Michigan through the Mscknaw
Lake Huron, thence through the river st. Clair
and Lake st. Clair 10 lake Erie from lake Eric sho
passed, by tho Weland canal Lake ontario thence
down the river st Lawrencestoppng ten days at Mon
tea and days at Quebec-round by the Gulf Of st.
Lawrence aud the Atlantic TO New York city
The PAMELA Flood is bark having been built in
1863 4so tons burden 12s feet long 20 feet beam and
IS hold. She built entirely Of white eak oxcor, tho
deck and bujwarks which OF pine Her model ia tho
same that Of ordinary barks, though she ia
unusually well constructed, beng thoroughly cop
per fastened trenaed through through with double
hanging white oak knees and bge and butt botcd. she
would have made port four days earlier had she
countered northeast hurricane the Atlantic
before which she had scud several days On heavng
to- after the partially subsdod, she shipped sea
which dcd her cabin with water suffered no mate.
iai injury.
The bark has brought all tho way from Green Ray q
cargo Of spars mas, pieces bowsprts SHIPS knees and
the like She buia with special reference TO passing
through the weand canal and the largest vessel that
ever passed through II. AT Green Bay, where rho was
constructed tho finest timber costs little but the labor Of
cutting H. consequently schooners and brks be built
there much cheaper than they be any of Allan
tic ports Then by taking cargo VI ship timber which,
AZ before stated costs little but the sxpcnso Of cutting
and sailing for New York the whole be sold here
a very handsome prod, The voyage can BE- made in
thirty days This the first example o. adventure of
this sort, and It's successful issue VII doubtless engeuder
many others
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-02
ARRIVAL OF THE INDIAN.
TWO DAYS LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE.
What is Thought Of Our Treaty
with China.
STATE OF THE MARX ETS,
&c, &c, &C.

RIVER pu LoCp, Nov l, 1858.
The steamship Indian, from Liverpool at nine o'clock on
the morning Of the Goth u has passed this point hor
way 70 Quebec.
The Cunard steamship Niagara from Boston via Hall
fax arrived at Liverpool at eight O'Clock the morning
Of the nth ult.
The American ship Pepperen, Capt Dxey, from New
York for Bordeaux, reports having passed the Austria
while on fire. and ship alongside.
The steamship Fulton to leave Southampton for
New York the day that the Indian left Liverpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-02
RUSSIA.

gigantic fraud upon the government had monopoliscd
attention. The government had paid twelve millions OF
roubcs oyerchrgc for constructing tho st. Petersburg
and Moscow Railroad tho contractors having charged for
much longer Line than laid down. Tho roLug stock
furnished by American company, according 70 dis
lance, disclosing fearful ovcrcharge this head
Many influential persons compromised by tho ransac-
tion. The matter s expected TO DO hushed up.
Tremendous fires arc reported 70 hayo occurred
orc and I'VE hundred buildings are sad 70 havo been
DESTROYED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-02
kfNGs COUNTY NOMlNATIoNs.

coNoREss.
Dis. Democrat RepullicaH sm>rtcan
p TCI"choe,bv &C. = J Humphreys. =. ). Bacshouse
ASSEMBLY.
DIT Democra. ReJabttos. American
10. ws.an vn.anes George W suver. o W. " yansskln
~ 49,. SSNarcrs n. Moore Marcus n Moore.
=; r,yns. ws.oS, n n. Duryea Care, D. Bergen.
s-Ihs Gardner. sami. II. Stewart, Robt 4. ssnlcx.
5}rh Ds~t1a' 2 Lueius y Andrews. James W. Flynn
e-A.R Istaeh: Abrm Messeroe Abr'm Mcsssrsis.
!, 4 saessen - Franklin Iuthnl. Franklin ruihui.
COUNTY CLERK.
- Democrat. RspS,ian. 1msricoa.
Wds; " ansn snsa chas W. Thomas oAas W Thomas
REcIsTER.
J. r. Beiyee9hoT Z \ Howard c. csdy, Howard c. c.ay.
SURROGATE.
n ~ srswns. Rna " " tChas, e. Eagan. wm. n. story.
SUPERINTENDENT or THE POOR.
4: S.sS YsSs, \. C v.ndervssr &c vspdsrs.
svsrrcs or SESSIONS.
! ! 4 s'lSsls E%@.a., ~ v swm. II. Hoyl VIM Ho,t.
coRoSERs.
John BsIiinsSam. VIM. jenkins Aimed ii Horton
George X. Co1ine. James Vorhies. George /. Lot
PLACES ron HOLDING THE roLLs.
l-southeast Of Fulton and Columbia streets.
2--i-sou,heast corner of Main and Front streets
2-Tammany Hall, coincr of York and Pearl streets
3-i-,l. \ T. House No Henry st., Cranberry.
2-toii'> feed store, Atlantic street, near Clinton.
l--iZNn. sands street.
.-wsshngtcn Hall, Adams street.
3-tegemans auction room, corner Of Pearl aud VII.
loughby streets.
5-l-Iousc II fnrno Co. No cor Front and Bridge Sta
2-wcber's Hotel, cor. Prospect 81 and Hrdson ave.
3-louso Hose Co. No. cor. Tllary and Bridge sts
6-l-No s. Atlantic st.
2--Iouse Engine Co No 2, cor Hicks and Degraw ste.
3-Housc kngne Co No. is, Van Brunt st.
7-l-lruso Engine Co No. 10, Kent ave.
2-fcusc James Flood, yanEuron 81. near Casson
s-1-Corncr 81 ave. and 10th At.
p-l-house Iudwig Miller, Myrtle ave-, near Nos,rand.
2-Stcwsr'g Hotel, Glove road.
3-Ilousc John Grisgs Myrtle ave, near waworth st.
lo-l-No. u Futon ave.
2-No. 3ie Atlantic 81.
s-Third district station house.
u-l-Southeast cor. Myrtle ave. and nufIold So
1-No. A56 Myrt'c ave, near Clcrmont
- 3-Northwcst cor. Fulton ave aud oxford 81.
" Van brunt ST. between fremont and Mlllam ste
. .~l ah,rty shoc store, cor HickssL n Hamilton av.
l3-l--No. ~ South fth 81.
2-otn0n, 9th Il.
l4-l-NU. II North 9Th n
2-l,0t = uf EnGNe 49, 80 TO-
3--AU. -4 Grand st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-02

1o-I--No. 298 Grand st. near 10th st.
2-S. w. corner Graham aV. and Powers st.
16-1No. ISL South 4th ST. between lh and 18th sts.
2-No. 10n Messeroe ST., near Even IT,
as. Il. corner Of Graham nv. and Marshall st.
17-1House Of f. NJ. kropps, Franklin st. near India st.
2-House OF Patk Daley, Coyer st., near Eokford st.
18-1-House OF W .onseyea, Jr Bushwck Cross Roads.
19--House Of Engine Co No. Is. Clymer ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-02
MR. coCHRANE AND THE TAMMANY NoNI
NATIONS

- TuE EDITOR or THs HERALD.
Nsw YoBS, Nov. 1, 1885.
am suffering injustice rcm those Who charge thai
uttered tho sentiment theta nominee cf Tamnany i'all
should oc supported though a devil incarnate.
Wnat said at a meeting n rammauy Han, on She
evening Of sonday Nov ~ 1857 ou ne running of Hse
Fernando Wood ror May. aDl wbl, SAL vas verbally
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-02

LIVERPOOL BaEApsruFrs MARKET.

goods.
LIVERPOOL BREADsruFFs MARKET.
Messrs. Richardson, Spence Co quote -four dali but
steady: Western canal 2os 2ls Ohio ?2s %. 81,
Wheat firm the best grades red Western, s., "a.
g. Cd; white ditto, o. Al. a 6s Cd. white Southern, H.
IT, Sd. Corn dull and quotations nominal yellow, 3ls,
1885,; white, 33s. Cd. a 34s. Cd.
LIVERPOOL pRoyIsIoN MARKET.
Beef duh. Pork heavy and quotations maintained .ith
difficulty Bacon duh. Lard also duh at 5ss. Tallow
quiet.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Sugar frn. Coffee steady. Ashes quiet; pots 5Gs Cd.
pearls, 32s. Cd Rosn dull at 3s Id A. for common.
SPIRITS turpentino Arm at 3es. Cd. a 40s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-02

and literally the following, reported 10 the New York
Times Of the next morning, viz
These nominations have been concentered on the names
certain gentlemen. Among those is the Of Fer
nando ood and he proclaimed devil irscarnate
long as IN the judgment. Of upright and intelligent democrats,
with opportunity quahed 10 judge Of
pronouncei 10 be worthy standard principles
he 10 be supporeNew York Times, vol No. 1879 date
Tuesday, Nov. "A, 1857.
made this correction in letter published tho
Herald, Nov. 25, 1857 lam, respectfully yours,
JOHN COCHnANE-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-02
CARD FROM GIDEON j. TUCKER.
MY FRIENDS IN THE THIRD CONGRESSIONAL

TO MY FRIENDS IN THE THIRD CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT.
The HERALD, Times Ear and Evening Post Of this
date report gross aud unprovoked attack made upon
me by d. f. Sckes, in spt ech delivered by him in the
First ward last Saturday evening. pronounce all his
statements with respect yse To be utterly false and
fabricated throughout. TIC unjustfabe and outrageous
language used by Mr. Scks this occasion me-
moreover TO call upon every friend have in the Third
Congressional district 10 exert himself by and action
TO defeat this bold and puous man-this r torous
poiitician VINO sold his party for seat in the Legsa-
ture and who supported at Albany the party OF
the republicans. GIDEON j. TUCKER.
NEW YORK, Nov. l. 1858.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-02

In consequence OF the earnest representations Of the
British government with reference to tho abolition Of the
Ssado Dues, Hanover had declined 70 send agen, 70
London with ful, powers to negotiate tho afar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-02
MOROCCO.

despatch from Agers says the reported assassination
of the European vico consus believed 10 DO pure
se,on. On the other hand, the Paris journals say the
is confirmed, one being certainly The French
vice Consul but that Il is doubtful whether the other
English or Spanish.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-02
AUSTRIA.

Reports tina. Count Bao had resigned the
Ministry Of Foreign Affairs and would be succeeded by
Baron Bach, the present Minister Of the Interior.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-02
The National Horse show.
0FutE or rHR UNION ASSOCIATION FoR lNFRosis'
rBE BREEps ~ HosSsS, Noy !, 1858.

To TUE EptroR or THE HERALD.
IN an advertisement your parer y tns morning :
Al nyupped ghat I, Ftban Aan exhibited on THURS
aay a ~ t.roai National Horse FAR winning the grea
stallion trot This nos ~ was NOT exhibited or PRO
sent at any at the National ose FAR o TINS Assoea
tom Tl,e rsst premum cor the hist r0tling stallion
awarded to Jrnter 3ud the prize ~ the trial a spee
t1r stgliglns was w0u bv rorouto Chief"
LOytJL PUsY, l.esslcut Is0n Association.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-02
pRTrCSIA.

It said that tho Prince Regent had decided pro
claiming political amnesty 10 all persons compromised
since the events OF 1898.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-02

An usarrecuon Is reported 10 have occurred at tyuy
Bosnian town Of importance on the seryian frontier No
particulars are given.