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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-11
4 COTTON SALE OF MAGNIFICENT HoUsEHOI

CCTION SALE OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FUR.
IA niureoseweod parlcr suits. covered Ia brocade aud
silk velvet panotorte superb oil paintings,
auary bronaes pier and mante mirrors rich lace curtains,
WILLIAM r. BOYD, Auconrer will sell this day Monday,
In the private residence No 10 West Twenty
sxh sixth solid carved rosewood etc
cepiion chairs: elegant pianouc n!d with pearl.
solid pearl keys rosewood piano stool rich cloth cover
secetare and bookcase lined With satin wood
ladies' work table, ilad with pearl side and cnnsul
tables parior suits covered IN hrocade and richly carved
fruit and flowers solid rosewood suit covered Ia silk
velvet pier and aniel mirrors lace curtains and cornc,
oil paintings celebrated artists two paintings by Norihco',
by Rudan. superb pastel in the Alps by Bonlrd
Siauary-Peeif Justice The seasons Flower Boy and CHI
Bronzes-parai clocks French china richly
bue bronze and hgnrcs velvet aud
brussels carpets and rugs to match li0ruseaooi hat
and chairs stair carpet rcds ocn!h. Rcroms-soid
rosewood and richly carved suite bureaeisiead, wash
stand, commode towel rack chairs, rocker. sofa centre
table, mattresses pure hair, feather beds, bolster aud
pillows blankets pilisses counerpsnas, sheets, 6c.
scripoi Dining roorn-nak extension table, buffet
arniclairs, butter tray and stand table cutlery Of
the bes description, silver plated dinner and tea service.
spoons forks French china dinner and
rich glass decaners. goeles cmpagnes. wines.
tumblers &C. oval mirrors eight day clocks carpets sale
ieh O'Clock competent person Will be in
attendance pack. chip cart the goods.
The aueeneer would call the particular attention Of his
friends and public this SALE being the largest
offered al auction this Every
article lie peremptory sold 10 the highest bidder Cat
og,ies lad the house the morning Of sale. NJ r.
Sixth within few doors OF tire
house Sale positive, rain or shine.
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CPEEn COMFORT ECONOMY.
- FOR SAVANNAH AMI FLORIDA
United States Mail line.
The fav0-Ne steamship ALABAMA, Captain gcorgr Y.
gshenrk.xl leave Tuesday. uctoner " ai H. ~ from
per No Worth river ThTogh tickets BE- had Cor the fol-
lowing Fare ~ iuts Nv other steamers rum
New York ~ Savannah; accesnfno lstiol.s superior
New York 10 New urlrara $50 ~ Mobile -; MONTGOMERY,
Ala s2' Atlanta Ga, s23 Alhany, ia, f2i Columb,, Ca,
PPersons hing throgh tickets rnns, apry hcnr
before tho departure cf fur freight passage
arrlv b. SAMUEL 4. MfTCltEfIi& son, ~ broadway.
The rates % freight by this steamer vii he ~ cFnts f0,
for measurement goods ard other articles In proportion
IyNR en- ARrEsroS, s. g.
Il uned states maa sidcwhee uaip lincTbrough IN
Forts eight hours.
The Steamship JAMES ADGfR,
Ric aard Adams commander,
viii leave pier NJ. North river. Wednesday Urtoocr IL
four nclnck prccisey for freight Or passage apply
10 sPpffORD. TiLEsTON A co. ~ broadway =
OF laing signed bnal Through ckts W the tol
loving places may be had by applying ~ atoye- -
To Montgomery &C.
To Atlanta. ~
care ageps Northeastern Railroad"
EXCURSION To RICHMOND, VA, TO ATTEND THE
IL National Agricultural Pair, 18th 20 Srh Oc'oscrIhe
ship IAMESfOWN Capt ParrAh leaves here on Ssur
day 2d October Tor Richmond, Va, arriving tnerc on the
morning II the 2h IN time for ne opening q ne National
AFfi aruwl Far Tickets va he Issued ~ The snfsther
ri Green Vlsfs 81 hy ~ lam Town Nat ttth ~ her
me- ara -'ican intlali Nth ~ psie T" ~ rent,iAgs
s,anslig EsaaQsv, u;.AGf sVpaAN, ~ aSal"s4
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HENRY p. HERS JR., AUcrIoNEER. Try HERTs 4
MeSSwii sell on Tuesday Oct IL AZ iola o'clock athe
salesooms No ga Pine street by order OF asssnees large
lot az furniture comprising centre tables side tables,
eegeies &C. mahogany and looking glasses couehes
fancy work baskets chdens carriages Also large LOT OF
clocks Of various descriptions also twenty-five cooking stoves
&c being the entire stock OF wholesale house and Wen
worthy the attention ~ the trade Sale posney without re-
serve. by order OF the assignees.
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SALEs At SvC.lGDss,

INWARD sCilEsCR --JEwEl.RY AND WkTtUES.--3Y
~ r. f. H. SCIIENcK Tuesday, 18th inst AT II o'clock
nj their 38 Nassau street positive OF eie
CANT ewery Of entirely designs OF mosacs cameo,
mel and carbunee and earrings,
lets brooches earrings seal and rings, of
s,uds and buons also elegant double time keepers
conoeers patent and detached lever Watches also gold
guard vest chains, chaelaines, &C.
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w J,sHARrs IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES WITH
w Holman patent nesbie cushcas-pasenses MAY 4
1ss superior Persons will find 10 ,he,r
advantage call before purchasing where
fulton street, ~ few secosd tables foe x,i
cheap.
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STEAMBOATS,.

STEAMBOATS,.
(tHiNGE OF HorR-sTEAMER BROADWAY Will.
~ pier foot OF Jay street afternoon Sundays
rrr ted O'Clock for Yonkers Hastings, Dobbs Ferry Tar
rtown Sing Sing and Hsversraw. Returning will leave
Hsverstraw nj G. 80, Yonkers at SO
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kMUsE STs:vT

NIBLOS GARDEN. TICKETS 81 ctarS-ro sx
IN served seas
or TnE NEW DRAMA.
by the author OF london Assurance iesse BraHs "a
MISS A0kfs koBRKTSDH
new nhaT 1ase, wtie Ems eTPsesais Tor bee
THE AUTHOR, Nj. BouRCiCAUlf
NEW SCENERY
MONDAY OFT II is5s
new ror,aa.ic drama IL tire. a,'e sre E7e ts5asA
written Sy Don s.ufccaut author Of "LcLdo- sar.n0,
ACT THE FIRST-ihe r,lued but near Wilma, N R,.ss,s
va Of Bernard ard Marie with the lnf chirr
OF The arrival Of the RUSSIANS me fusse Michel
AoT II-TABLEAU THE srcoSn.
The arrival Of e Duchess the proud homes OF toe rooe
Ne ese Of faenens MAJ proposes but lye dap,-es
IN TIE snow i,i he dspareoi PauTstic and TIE ylss.
FOR the hui, g the ogGn the return Of BERNARD TO hs oaf,ss
village escaped for the miaes OF siberia
TABEAU TIE ThlRD-The woifs Gorge on tas
The hut Of rauyrete Tie departure Paiivret,e alone
solitary home her eompanions he echoes
The mountain storm gina the nak4s OF sno fs u. yitv
tries gain The hut IL lo in the Msrrire rescued g
rocks and mountains hurled into the abyss the
Of the terrible catastrophe Pauyree Fec'g Tres TIE sonnd
TnE AVALANCHE AND TIE SEA ~ SNOW
The h., the prsS oa q zee Marie .aa q.
S' At Efi 81 isasI Hss TsE ToUT 1
Maurice returned % his family wedding r the
and the Duchess child meet. The disc.
TABEaU TIE iasF-Tas iinmnaed Pa.ase 81 N dssi.
Mai{s .ha ,ae Dac,es he strasse 'bs farewell o. sS
IN the goatherd pluvrce bride hrs s recorolaooas
the double bridal the graoi ess Of Grandval.
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CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL. LONDON, GLASGOW. DUB
- l Belfast and Londonderry ard all the principal towns
Of England and ireland via Liverpool without delay at
greatly reduced carrying the United states mail The
Liverpool New York and Philadelphia Steamship Companys
splendid Clyde built iron steamships from New York
The fastest mshp the world having made the
froa New York to Liverpool IN ten days the CITY
OF BALTIMORE will sail Thursday Oct IL at IL O'Clock,
noon, from pier No A. ~ r.
Passengers will find this the most speedy and safe route to
the Continent.
Bertts should be secured al once.
PASS AGE.
Cabin from New York and Philadelphia S5
Third class from New York To any of the above named
Return lekes available for six mouths 800
Passengers forwarded Hayre Paris Hamburg, Bremen.
Antwerp. and all parts of the Continent without delay
Drafts on Liverpool from 81 upwards.
NouCEThesc steamers provided with requisite
the immediate extinction of FIRE and the srest dis
line is enforced with regard TO the of lights. For
freight, passage apply at the Office OF the company
JOHN o. DALE ID Broadway, New York, Agent
in IicerpooI, To WM INMAN, Tower Buildings
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L,OR SAN FRhNcISCO.-TUE CALIFORNIA, NEW
YORK and Eurorean Ste awship Comp will despatch
the eth inst, the eamshp ATLANTIC ae Of the Collins
rcl for Aspnwal 70 connect with the steamship Hermann
touching NJ Ko Janeo, Valparaiso, Panama and Ss'
Jnrn del Sud San Francisco For freight passage havn
splendid accommodations apply at the companys Office 81
HENRY RANDALL, President
JonN VIZ. GumEY. Agent
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L'oR HAVANA AM NEW oRLEANS-OcToHER r.
j. The wei known stannrh mud faEt steamship TENNtSks,
Cspsiu Thomas Forbes VIII leave New lork, fum pier No
sNOrh ryrr ter Nw orlcaus VIA layana, Friday On
her h ats W. Passage IA hr-t Csin f N sseerag 50
cf ACCOMMODATIONS sre unsurpas.et she now ready =
fertvc freight ai rieT No North river None but Steamship
s n sdng vii he sgne For passage freight apply on
board, o. 10 CHARLES MORGAN. No. Bowling Green.
R-The Tennessee will her trips between Vow
Orleans and Vera cfu, leaving New Orleans l and 18Th II
each month commencing LIST November, and carrying the
tuicd States mails heretofore.
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INTENSIVE SALE THIS DAN ~ NV AND SrfOND
~ hand ssfHaAre No. - Canal street consisting
bureaus mahpgany aud maeop ablc SOFAS lounges bed
ernds carpets cohs pAtnres stoves hair and wood
hotiotned chairs large variety of articles suitable for
house siertkccpers Sale ~ commence ~ los oclock
rrreisrfv ALIEN. McktNNES, Auciioncer.
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4 rsTRsIJa COMMERCIAL LINE FOR MELBOURNE
"A direct sailing promptly on Advertised days The snpe
rfnr A. clipper ship H. NORRIS 500 tons burthrn
Folenshy commander viii have immediate despatch for tho
ave port This superb vessel has nearly completed loading
and will 2psh Of October. She has always de-
nvered her feighs ne order and bears high reputation
for ssiug qualities Her accommodations for pas
be surpassed for comfort and convenience
Passengers and shippers invited TO examine her before
gsging elsewhere.
The superior a clipper ship NEcKAR having hne state
accommodations for rrt and second cabin
the Norris and sail shout the 2b Of November
For freight apply on board pier North river or U
j. PICkARD 4 CO. Is broadway. Cash advances made
approved consignmentA Conagnc~s In Australia Messrs
George Lloyd, Governnen Agents for New south wales
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ID ,ScARD HOUSE, BScADwAr AND TwrLsTH
I'D street. New York -rashssably located elegantly fnisA-
ca with every modern i'm 2svement and On Tor IA
reception gests Board per day. ny The weeta lower
rates Public favor respo0.uy soc ted BY the n
menl MAINLAND @a'asrsa.nsc.
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LrOR NEW ORLEANS VIA HtvANA
~ saii FRIDAY, October " vt 7u'cl0rk Y. ". .
The well knp~n. ~'smneh and is steamship TENNESSEE,
Thomas Forbes Commander, sti commence ~ rrrrive
r,eM Monday. October a. and sat- above fom pnr
M. North river.
Tssstsr-riss cath. SO s,earage. SIS.
HOFFMAN PHvSN.
Rfr4tl sire
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A usrRAIjA PIONEER MNE-EsTABLIsHED isss-
"A carrying tho United States mails
The noble Al clipper sAaI RoCxLAND. Sargent com
ander Ia nj her bcrh pier No East river and having two
thirds os her cargo board VIII be despatched for Met
bcurne positively Oct ~.
Rohnso commander II berth No North river, and
will have prompt despatch for sydney Oct ~.
The Rocksnd has full poop cabin and the
M both srst and second class comfortable AID
cammodoas and superior to any ship now on The berth
kor freight passage apply on board or to
X. W. CAMERON, No. Rowling Green.
Sight bills for sale cash made consrnnents
Coreignees IN Australia Messrs Wilkinson Bros. CO.
-
L,oR HAVANA AND NEW oRrF ASs-To SAIL Posi-.
tvey Tuesday October ~ Is5 a. ~ O'Clock The Unit
Iei states mail steamer CAHAWBA, James ~ Bupch com
snder viii commence receive freight Friday ocober
1T rer foot Of Robinson street ~ H. Freight thirty Genus
Ter cubic foot No hills Of dng signed ater the hour OF sal
Ing For freight or passage apply u 10 agents,
LIVINGSTON, CE0cHER0s co. No. Park place
C'cR NORFOLK AND RICHMOND.-THF UNITED
Sirs mail steamship JaflcsiDtr, Captain Parish VIII
saturday sh inst. O'Clock T. ~, from pier i3
North river. She will arrive Nor N Sunday aernocn,
md Richmond Monday morning Passengers for the
soTh viii proceed by the great Southern mail line Travel
ss viii ind tits the cheapest peasaniest and most expedi
si0us route Passage aud are Including state ~ Nor
fk - a. Petersburg and Ricmcud slu Apply 10 HENRY
LlnLAN, No ~ BrUsdway
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H,HE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMrANY's
L mail s;ean' shp HAMMDSTA,
For London, Hamburg and Uavre,
VII! .an from the copanys pier, q North river. foot Of
Fulton street.
Frsiay October rs.
FRS, cabin $780, second cab, SIS seerage SIS For pas
G. B. RICHARD BoAs CO., Isl Broadway.
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ON III. issh Inst: q ~ s,sIcct; q e tns 4oth
year IL her age, Mrs. NARY ANN RIBkCCA ~
t6LESF0N the beloved VIII Of Mlles O. Eeglestous
feu. afSer ! long and paiaful sicknees, which she
bore Vith that n5eeknes4A and restRnaton which the
trus christian euly txhibits ehs Icayes disconso
late hlband And four children 70 bel thsir loss and
lAmeuf her unsiuely death.
llnD Richmond and Alabama papers please copy.
fTrom the Memphis (Teun.J Eagle and Enquirer.1
Died. ct the residence OF her father BENJAMIN sut
ton, Esq Richmond, Va, on Thursday morning.
July lsf, Mr.. NJ aRTH r. LYNCH, wife Of Mont
aouery " rich, Of this city. the engineer upon the
Memphis and Little kock Railroad.
Mrs Lynch was member Of the 81 Presbyterian
Church IN Memphis. Che was an Intelligent and
devoted christian, and loved her church a. the
chufch loved her. She had been SICK during the
sprfns, with cold, which had threatened seriou y
her lungs, hut had 20 arrecovered a. TO make yist
70 her relations in Virginia with the hope Of restor
inc her health Eut oil was in vain.
Her work below was done and her Master called
her higher. Could the prayers of friends and NH
tedy of the church taveo her ife she had not died.
For when the intelligence Of her illness reached
special and public prayer was made In her behalf
By the church.
Her death was sudden, and before her husband
who had been summoned By telegraph. could reach
her from Memphis
Before she left Memphis, Mrs. Lynch expressed in
private conversation with her pastor, in the most
clear and satisfactory manner, her calu and resign
ed state Of mind, and her mistaken faith In Christ
Our loss IL her eternal gain. g.
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France and England

In late speech In Parliament, Mr.. DIsraeli
aid that xhen the present British Cabinet came
into power, the question Of war with France was
not one Of days, but OF hours. Lord John Russell
sneers at the statement. Bnt the English public
10 kept igoofaBt OF the details OF the assumed
change which has come over the French Govern
ment, making its cordialty now so complete TO
wards England according to Mr.. DIsraeli; and the
complaint is made 10 the English press, that "aii
authentic facts and Information on the subject are
stndiously concealed by the disputants from the
English public to whom such information right
fully belongs. 1.-THE French Government be peace
ceabie Il takes . curious mode OF showing biAnd
aud couciatory front The lands OF the charitable
corporations in France-,Le sale of which the Pre-
feet. insist upon Immediately within two months
- maugre the report that the Emperor had receded
from his project-it is supposed will prodnce
thousand million francs TO be invested In the pub
lie funds and fatten up the treasury accordingly.
With this assistance-with forty five rev addition
al war efeamers-wish the reserve conscription OF
last year called into piay-with the Interior for
tresses dismantled, and a movable railroad for
their artillery new means OF conveying 1t at
which the troops are disciplined daily-with. all
these preparations and increments for war, well
may England be anxious"
The London Spectator is uncomfortable at the
fact that the relations between the present gov
ernmsnts of France and America are decidedly of
friendly turn. 1t says too, that 1t is notorious
that the Emperor Of the French has behaved with
marked courtesy to distinguished Americans who
visited him: be has paid them attentions" which
they do not obtain In other countries. American
passports too, 1t seems, have superior virtue to
English.
On this side the Atlantic, this is pleasant tdDgs
We want Frapce, England and the whole world to
be our friends. II they must fight among them
selves the United States will keep hands of, and
maintain disnified neutrality.
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Rmsf ~ Hamilton.

Our accomplished young townsman, Mr. Ed. va
Ieniiue proposes to present to the volunteers "a
Richmond model Of bust OF the lamented young
Hamilt on, to be placed 10 niche OF the monu-
ment which they des ign erecting to that generous
aud gallant youth. This is a graceful tribute oil
genius to departed worth. Mr. Valentine 10
rising star in his profession and visit to bis STU
dio in this city will amply attest his superior Ia
Tents. We trust that the gifted young 'lrginian
may receive from his countrymen the encourage
mept which he deserves Upon recent sxamina-
tion of some of his works, We must confess that
We were greatly astonished In such performances,
especially by mere boy. 1twould be impossible
to surpass the busts OF Joseph Mayo, Governor
Wise, Mr.. Mordecai, DR.. Burrows, &C. We know
not which of these ia best, but no daguerreotype
was ever more faithful than each and all
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q. p. r.. James, ESQ.

The rumor that Mr.. James will soon leave us for
the Ceusul Generalshp at Odessa, causes sincere
regret among the many warm friends and admirers
of that gentleman 10 this city and State. During
his residence among us, he has made himself more
than acceptable to our people. There is a feeling
of affection ~ we'll respect for him, which few
foreign ministers or consuls have ever been able
to elicit. The appointment of q few more such
representatives ~ G. P. R. James, would do more
for Great Britain than an army with banners He
10 one of the few specimens of the English gentle
man We have been favored with In this country.
but now that We have learned to love and to admire
him, and to respect his country more, for his sake
he Is to be taken from us. God bless him, wher'
ever he goes, and make his latter days a. bright
and serene az the close Of pure and noble career
should ever BET
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william and Mary College.

We have already noticed that Benjamin r. Ewsli,
Esa has retired from the Presidency OF this insti
tuition, and lie succeeded by Rev. DIR. Barnweil, OF
South Carolina, who will no doubt fill with aoil'
ity and acceptance his new position. 1t 10 due to
Mr.. Ewell to say that he has discharged the TO
spopsibIe duties of his office in a manner which
must make his retirement q matter OF general re-
s--et Mr. EwelI has been in the Presidency OF
William and Mary four years, having also per-
svrmed the duties al that station one year before
his election II na1ksa reelected at every sub
seluent elections ~ silly without any effort on
his part, but against his wi are glad
that the College 10 not wholly to lose ha valuable
services, but that he will retain the Proessorshp
of Mathematics. He Is en- accomplished instruc'
tor and high minded gentleman, who Will com
mand at once the respect and esteem of the youss
gen tlemen committed to his care.
The College has recently sustained reveTs
loss In the lamented death OF Lucien Minor,
Esq., Professor of Law. Mr.. Minor had been for
come time past in such feeble health as to be una
bic to discharge the duties Of his chair. lie was
well known for the extent and accuracy OF his law
learning, and for his profound aud elegant scho-
arship. As a man he was the soul OF Christian
honor-upright Just aud pure
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French African Squadron.

It appears that France as well rs Great Britain
maintains highly efficient naval feet in the Afri-
can waters. That Of the former consists of one
steam frigate, one sailing frigate Of 22pounder'
each, and 226 horse power, four steamers Of so
horse power, one steam and ono sailing transport.
Hereafter this station 10 to be commanded by an
Admiral or a Cor modore. On the Senegal river it
has seven small weli-armed steamers, chiefly en-
gagged in trade and 1900 white troops, with large
number Of natives. Great Britain has stationed
in the same seas 20 vessels, mostly steamers, car
r,ing 2l5 guns aud 1858 men. The United States
squadron consists Of three sailing vessels with 46
guns, viz: the Cumberland, "a; Dale, 10; Marion,
10. The United States squadron, small as 1t 10, il
larger than this country can afford to employ for
sprh q
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DIR. Charles Mackay.

Some OF our contemporaries notice the fact thsf
DR.. Charles Mackay, who was in the United States
last winter, and was toasted and feted beyond msa
sure, has returned to England, and INDUCED la tns
usual abuse Of this eouutry.g How could any one
expect anything elsei Treat q cockney Wild nss
pitality, and be thinks You are afraid OF him ana
goes home. and berates you roundly. When MacS
~ was here, and elated With unusually gooa am
ners. he wrote poem called John ana iona
tban.n praisipg lorAtban TO the skies. and swear
ing eternal friendship, which perhaps he has en-.
iirelY fprxetten.
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NEW YORK POLITICS.

ALBANY, July 1.-The Republican General Com
mittes of this city and county have adopted pre-.
amble aud resolutions defining the positions OF
Kansas question and other issues, concluding a.
follows:
Whereas the American voters Of this county, are
almost unanimously opposed to the general policy
of the sfion and ito attempts to force sla
very On Kansas by fraud and violence; and whereas
the Republicans and Americans united in Congress
in support of compromise measures on the X ansas
Constitution as gested By the Hon. John j. Chit
tenden, of Kentucky: Therefore.
Resolved, That the Republican party OF this conn
defeat the Ubiquitous policy of the Administration.
and to sustain the interest OF freedom at Wash
inston
committee of seven has been appointed to
confer with the American COMMITTEES.
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THE wEEKLY DISPATCH.

The WEEKLY DISPATCH for this week, 10 en- enter.
taining number. Am ,nx the contents are "Nofm'
IA Lore Story" patriotic speech OF Ron. hu'us
choatc: account Of the death of Lanrens Ham'''
ton, Of the Rev York Regiment aud subsequent
ccreun,nies; visit of the National Guard to Nouns
Vernon; a Singular Case Of Crime; Recollec'ions oil
BYRON Commencement at the Virginia Military
Institute and an unusually large quantity OF in
terestins Editorial AMI News matter. Copies may
be had this morning at tho counter ready for mail
lnx Price, 3 cents.
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LOST.

r OST.-On the 18th instant, between
IL 60 Main and let and Lee Streets Mourning
BREASTPtN set with hair A suitable reward,
with the thanks of the owner will BE- give1 20 the
finder by leaving il at this Office, or With George W.
Willy. At r. W. Howss Furniture Store, between 9th
and 10Th, on Main street. jy l6-lts
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RIOTS IN TORONTO.

TORONTO, U. c., July 13.-serious riots occurred
yesterday and last night in consequence of Orange
demonstrations, a number of men we're shot, but
none fatally. Military stationed at different
parts of the city last night to preserve peace.