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NEW ORLEANS MEDICAL NOTICE.
DIR. LEROY'S AND PELTIER,S
i. Compound Mixture!

For all affections of the Urinary Organs, and
those affections soEe(v:
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SAVE YOuR HORSES !

NEO A. PIKE, band and General Agent, b
VI ton Rouge, La. Information Gratis.
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SUCH as acute and chronic
Urethritis, Gonorrhoea J
elect, Spasmodic Structure,
burning of the Urethfa,
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Opposition.
W. N. II, Smith.
Coroners>s InAuests,

THE LATE BLASTING AocDI VI IN Fifty SrNrr STREET
TIE Ccropers irquest in the sse OF James oendon who
was killed by blow from emo thrown fron blast in
Fly ninth street. between rsh cad Seventh avenues
as previously reported, resulted in verdict or censure
against Messrs Coueh Carpent ". tic contractors and
Nicholas kconald oreman for eir caceessncss ia not
having the blast properly covered. Coroner Gambe re-
quredeacb Of the accused TO give dsoude in tho sac Of
Si0l0 to await The acton Of tho Ora ed Jury
Foryp DROWNED -Corouer JacKmsr held an inques. at
$50 Cherry street upon the body Of Michael Stanford late
deck hand on the steamtug Underwater who was found
floating in the wator at the foot Of Jackson BY the
Sevep'h precinct police Deceased had been missing since
Wednesday night 1t supposed that he accicentatlv
fell overheard, and the jury rendered verdict 70 that
effect.
FosNp DEAD IN The erRIEr.-The dead body OF q man.
whose name is supposed to be Juan e. Guastavho was
found in Baxter street yesterday morning by officer sher
lock- Of The Sixth precinct Coroner Jsckman held nm in
du que On ,ne sooy when upon Investigation found
toat TIE deceased had died from disease OF the heart and
the jury rendered verdict that effect Dsceased was
very respectable looking man. and was possessed of
vtral Articles CT jewe!ry and costly su;t OF clothes
The body was sent 70 the dead house At Bellevue
N order t1at the friends of deceased might have an DO
pc,tuni'y OF claiming the corpsc W
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Thomas Godfrey, Armorer.

loHai.' tvo
On their arrival at Buffalo, at ten O'Clock p NJ th,y
will be received and escorted 10 their quarters at tue
American Hotel by Company c, vele Guard Captain WIN
r. Rogers ef that city.
papy will be escorted by Company to the rea;c WHARF
they wilt be reviewed by the Mayor aud Common C,uoc
after which they parade through go nc Of the pracp.
will hp Ia waiting and then pre- eel to st. Janes' ~
where they viii partAke Of a collation..
AT five O'Clock Company Will leave on board the
Arrow for Niagara Fs, where they will quavtsr a. the
CrSaisct House. Mons Boudn has kindly volunteered
repeat hts perous feat Of 1.-The Niagara river on
a wire, for the graft dca.lon Of the lrcys.
On "Wednesday they will proceed to lewiston aud there
take the boat for Toronto Alter renanng there III rec
four hours they vii proceed TO Msn,real via OSieps
burg reaching that place at ABOUT half. pnst seven
Montreal Field Battery Artillery, Captain Steven
Tho Greye will be permitted to enter Caaasa
with their arms by permission Of the Governor General
Of tue Provinces, who granite the request through the in
teposon OF Mayer Vedo Of Montreal this plaza they
viii quarter at the Montreal House. they will remain al
haB past three ior Boston, via White River Jnuctiog
where they hivouac, arriving in Bostoa Saturday tbs
9Th OF August, where itcy will be received by compncs
and Of the Second regiment, Captains Edward Pe,r
and Thomas L. D. Perkios Az this place they will quar-
at the American House and Saturday evening tnsv
will return home via the Eau River route
COMPANY A, srxrYrINrH REGIMENT
This company, under the command of Captain Corcor,n
paraded yesterday in full unferm and proceeded BIZ
steamboat to New Haven Conn, where they were to be
the gues's Of the Euucit Guard Of that city, Prior n
their departure they we're reviewed by Brgader General
Even in the Park. They will return on Tuesday
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iRsIVaL OF FaE KANGAROO OFF CAPE RACE.
eve BAY LATER FROM EUROPE
Final Arrangements for the
Peace Conference.
HTArE OF THE MARKETS
no. ID, no.

sr. JOHNS, N. f., July 49, 1853.
The screw steamship Kangaroo, from Liver
pool 10th, via Queenstown 2lst inst, passed
Cape Race at six O'Clock last evening
BIC was boarded by the news yacht of the
Associated Press, and the following summary
Of her news obtained:-
The dates from Liverpool and London by the
Kangaroo are to noon of the 2lst inst, by
telegraph to Queenstown. The news is, there
fore, one day later, but is not of particular
importance.
The Peace Conference, it was settled, would
meet at Zurich in about ten days.
N. Bourqueny would represent France, and
Count Colmaredo would perform the same Office
on the part of Austria.
On the Paris Bourse the rentes closed on We'd
needay at 6sf.
The Bombay mail of June 23d had been tcle
sraphed bat the news was quite unimportant
Exchange ON London was quoted at %. id. Money
was easier.
The Kangaroo has one hundred and nnety.fve
passengers and large cargo for New York
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, July 2l-Noon.
The cotton market is steady, and better tone
prevails. The sales to-day are estimated at 1000
bales.
Breadstufs are quiet, and sales unimportant
Provisions are dull.
Spirits turpentinc is dull at 35s. a ass Sd.
Other articles generally unchanged.
LONDON, July 2l-Noon.
Consols are quoted 95! 95 for money and &C
count; market dull.
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A PLEA FOR THE BARKEEPERs.
EDITOR OF THE HsRALD.

New YoRK, July rs, 1859.
Seeing considerable regarding the Sunday your
valuable paper wish TO occupy small spare in behalf
fthe baJkeepeIs, who tbDk, suffer tho most Sunday,
which Is the Monday them With cnmsors Of
being shut up all day store, aftsr working the
other SIX nom ave 10 The mospiog until night
s days, thns, enough for any person S,sk aud
well as dry goods oerks airy other glass; they
peed OF resh sT to noieorate the and purify
oood 10th beng row AFTER belpg ebut nays AMI
ocP hours Itbpk II there aE 70 CON Del shs 0 nor
ops 10 cioe on Sunday ought be enforced at oace
or atd Oh she sner SO that may opeu our oors and
let tho fresh air which Dsavan 10 introducing in the
city pass through I think wor,hv superintendent
Of Police should take action in toes SON. sod IN.
s,roct ihe nen IN the dhcharee OF their duty tn CON
ard try bow 1t ~ill Sork Bv nbsh,Og this YOU
will oDnse . reader Of the HERAID su1
A huFFERING BaRKEEPEa
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Flrrsne Court.
ACTION FOR BREACH OF WARRANTY ON SALE or
LAND WARRANTS.


LAND WARRANTS.
Before Hon. Judge Mccarthy.
JuLY 21.-EsuaTd Morrison Harris d >'aco5soa-
This action for damage for breach Of an implied
warranty Of title upon the OF county laud warrant
by the deicndaoss the plaintiff: The warrant was sold
in Dec inner, 1851 for $40 so, and shortly afterwards
there beoe lpormaily the hssignmen OF Il by
a. Keee 90 whom II had been assigned by Ssmuci Buh
pc the soldier 10 whom II 6sued 1t vas, At the dc
Eepdsnts suggestion, cent 10 Deep RIVER Connecticut
where Rove nved, 10 be corrected When Rose wa
appalled, TO ~ correct IT, he claimed the warrant stolen
FROM him. and attached 1t Ia the hands Of the plaintiff
agent in actiou OF rover for is value. Toe pantf
Immediately n,ted defendants Of the attachment suit
Deep River, ant they advised them 10 defend IT, and pro-
missed furnish him evidence Of their te but did not
do and the pa totf went to Deep River End ade tho
best defence he co sd but having evidence to meet
Mr. Roses carn Lte latter recovered judgment for tho
value OF the land wrant and f26 cash. which Judgment
plaintiff paid and some ss4 costs, COUNCIL
expenses in defending the suit The defendant commended
that the land warrant real estate the assign
conveyance OF real .te ana that therefore, under
the Revised Stntu the g vas no implied warranty OF
te eito THAT defendants were only liable FOR The value
&c !he TRIrent
Toe Court held that tho lam warrant not res
tate, bat mere personally; II vas no. land but he cvi
dence ~ rgnt to land not g. designated, but 10 No
sier1aJds located and p1srteLS and that defendants,
being Botan Of thc pae9 river attachment, we're bound
10 defend their TIE, rnd, hasy 81 ded The defence OF
tst tu wcro 10 bic for G Tho GCss n1d cxpenycs ncur
rcd by ro paonT a1d pcnorirriy rst'cerad Judgment
fer $3.50 70, with costs, Tor The pa'H.n.
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'kSf,srsry NTuirs.

TRSEoE OF COMPANY +, WASHINGTON GEtYs, To
ESiFf ALo, NIAGARA, TORONTO, MONTREAL, LOWELL
AND BOSTON.
TO c,orro~ w1rnng at Eve o'clock, Company F,
sSsboston Grsys Capt. Lander Buck will assemble
hrr crsnory asshe OF Tn rteensh Uai
verety place, In fun uuisoru-grcy to wscr,, fatigue
CAPS e'npg, with knapsacksto proceed taeir tour
Buffalo, Nagarx, kousreai and Boston. Taey will leave
yereey CITY in the A. II. train on the New York AMI
Eric Railroad Chey will &c the pokt of their
deoas'sTe by oompsn 4. Capt. Waterman, siso of the
EghtS regiment Eho following is list Of the Of
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"KseHrS OF THE IRoN PILLAR This club held their
first annual picnic, a. the Newark Bay H,u,o ssl.orve,
N j. on Thursday last where they partook OF an excel
lent dinner After dinner the President, Mr. Francis B
bwisa, made very res. speech. Mr. Isaac P. Eaz,rd
ato addfessed ibo assembiage. Toe COMPANY enjoyed
The useves during the day in various iuaocsnt amrse
menr and retained to lie city highly dols hsd vita ths
TO the EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.
EAeI$ioR FIsE INSURANCE CCMrAyy
G., W. 49,. NEW YORK, JAY so, 1859
ShWo reg you 70 correct erroneous atomsos
~ yous laper OF 70 day. Aesers. Aadre Bo.hers
ie Ie ,,surea 10 tos company. We have met Xiih m
loss by ibe Ore CT lo7 waser street NV "i'O 40
EUGENE PLUNKErr, President.
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ANOTHER PLEA FOR THE BARKEEPEEs.
TO THE EDITOR OF The HERALD.

NEW YoRK, JalT 80, 1859.
From your well known advocacy Of " Fair play for ail
casfes, beg leave TO lay before and your readers
how the Sunday laws Cypress and all others Of ICY
calling. Heretofore the OF liquor stores wsre per-
m'ed to open Sundays and could breathe open
sir, but since the Heyor conoee+ liz stores to De
CHI SEQ on tue sabbath, Obliged to stay
coerieI atiet oug ~ businees @h closes dobs (sG,ep
SIDE ooor for the conve nlsoca Of custo 0a2u hs
unwhoisome air CT gas, tobacco SMOKE, Ia irrs, &c,
trou \. al Sobdsy, TILL sftes ~ oic,o6a ngas II
you viii pesse cali the N,Jos atteatoa to grev
c., her to have tie old tysen Vel else
pei quc dec 10 keen close encrey DC s-bOalh,
IL sill coIer gcs OF benefit q hard working nltss.
5ARrENDSR.
B.--Tbere is hlSor sold MOI tnaa wGen the
doors we're permitted 20 ee open.
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THE COURIER AND ENQUIRERS NOTIONS
ABOUT LIBERTY ON SUNDAY
10 THE EDITOR OF THE uERALb:-


ABOUT LIBERTY ON SUNDAY.
10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALb:-
July %, 1852
The Eolcwirg vas Gent to the Courier aad Eag,liyer
which that paper id nc; chose to publish and send it TO
you for Publication
To TIE Error or rrE COURIER AND ENoU;EER;--
SIR Under the article "sauday liquor Law In ycster-
davis paper, fnd these words: "It foreigners come
smcpg us they are bound respect laws and Gus
toms They have right TO esk us 10 permit them TO
trcduce custors ct with notions OF religion
Sc Also "the enforcement Of the laws Is demanded
by czsrs add they will MI, save here and there
political dtmsscgre expect the Police Commissioners to
their duty. That duty TO enforce the laws as they
find tternot to Judge whether they arc acceptable to
this or tnst class +"
Pretty ttgcrg this for Journals, in free country
Now, Fir, II these the doctrnes tie Ccuffer and
Enani,e wthts 20 pfouuSa,e the rnonsr your newspa
PER Tis nom circulation tie BAXTER moro w.
rorn'chl opinion put forth in oespotc country
Probably sou have crgotn that erch principles
tavn toen tired II England, by men WHO
called teerfclros "ferrt sentatves Of Tho peo
rc," viz S'r Ardrew A2new and Lori! Giosve'
nor; but the voice Of TIE people was plalp'y de-
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THE FOURTH OF JULY IN THE FREE CITY
OF BREMEN.
OUR BREAEN CORRESPONDENCE,

BREMEN, July 5, 1859.
esh"a''SH OF me Ftairh Of July in Bremen ri,a of
Goranor Wright 10 Bremerhaxn Inspection of Dohs
h.ef's9" 3 HimseJ and Suite BY Captains Of Amsri.
can Ships ia Pat-Dnner scia a Glsmporary and
f''tnd Of Wa'hiraton-Spseches of our Kinatr a.
Berlin, and Of the Coasss,' a. Hamburg ard 5rcmtn-
fae fe~m WINDS Up in he Vine Cellar, &C. dc.
Fifty miles from the junction Of the weser With the
Moth Sea lies The ancient city Of Bremen, or,
called hthousand years ego, Bsnsm sguasing ford.
Tie enterprise Of the people carly LED .hom 10 establish
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Of,sfUprV.

HAYS MIcmIsoy, considered the best Norwegian sculo
tor, has just Died at CaTiafiana.
H. Gouy p'ARsy member OF the Freach Legislative
Body for She derun M CT the Seine q Ore haa dad
after long ness TIE deceased was in his r,rty,hIr
year.
two weeks aso aler 4 short iness S' "~"
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Personal Intelligence.

Don miguel De Embi, the wealthy Havana banker aud
proprm,or who bias been residing time III oar city,
WIS rIeo on tbe evening Of the 2Sth inst at De. Cuu
npg oouIco, TO Donna Angela Quesada do Guerra Tue
oroe Is from pusrto Principe, Cuba aud was educated
~ tue college Of the Sacrod Heart in this city Seuor dc
I'm OIL was born in Mexico, bears By descent the illus
.rors names OF several noble Spanish families, anoag
Shcp are De Emb, Do Yzsgurre, De Iuloaga, De Bto-
500, DC Llsrd, De Echeyerra De Godoy, and others
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ST. ANDREW AGNEW.

TO THE EpfTOR OF THE uEWALO.
At his parcuar time when s'u,ort all the cities IN the
sed States less agiiasd by that tyrsauicai
md 10 the rsode and working Of soSiety9
question, the enfo en Of the Sabbath law
nag 10. be un,nere,tirg to many Of your readers
.nov that when this question brought btfore the
British House of Parliament mary years ago, by that
sell known gentleman, Sir Andrew Agnew, which pro
,urod for him after the nctoar,e Of Saint andrew
agbew The following song read in the House by one
II tie opposing members Ak followed by OF
augtier, and assisted mainly 10 defeating the bill, by
urnirs it Into that iidcue it go jastly deserved;
wa. H. ScEP6Gs
2e5 GRAND SsNFa, JERSEY CIR, N. J July 80, lsee.
SONG.
Dear me, what change has seen our, our nation,
Since We have reformed our legislation.
Each u. p, as Is Low the fashion,
Brings new bill every session,
Becaufc did in The way OF peace act,
By getting passed new police act,
another wsn,e . gram reveTsion,
And brings you Sabbath bill coercion.
AT this you may laugh, bat I'VE meant 70 gage i:
This is tue bin Of SAINT Andreg Asnew
This worthy. pious emasculstor
Who talks OF ee,t'ng our morale straighter,
Vows by the sofs your pleasures he'll be baking;
He'll nut al enc TO your Sunday walking.
When pa, sons preaching then will DO search trc
To collar :hose that walk IN church time.
The tenants Of houees, and those OF ioors then,
Mues not dare venture ont Of doors tnen.
At this you may laugh. &c.
All those that brew their horne brewed beer thsn.
BetmesJ am sure viii quake with fear then,
Aod dread 10 let It in the vnt lay,
Lest il by chance should work On that day.
Ard IT SQUIRE sliced with cough or rhthisc,
You must Lot even swallow phys ic;
Fer IT'S deere ed oil rest that day,
Aud rot even salts must work Of Sunday.
AT tbis, e..
Dumb animals Will be strangely puzzled
When Sunday comts ihe dogs must be muzzled,
Tie cooke must en- the Iocst sbide up
TO prevent their growing their head must be tied up,
For nose, win contempt the Act woUld DO treating:
The caves aad the sheep must be Kept from beatng;
The daires be closed iro twelve to Twelve srs,
And as 10 the cows they may milk themselves, srs.
Al this, &c.
No duck muet lay, no cat muet kitten;
The hen must leave her nes. ;ao' sitting,
Tho painful is tho separation,
She must leave TIE eccne Of incubation.
Ano married men 70 que,k will DO inclined thau
FOR fear Their wives Enoald be confined then,
For rs there is no abour of Sunday.
or course they muet put il off till q Monday.
Al This. &c. &c.
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

You were in gupposing that the American So
ciety fer the PROM OF Civil and Religious Liberty is
Brooklyn society IL was formed in Sew Yorx, and
neeurge are held In this city, most Of tae emoers
belorgpe hero % the fa7o 20 corrsst toe metake
We bRve waited Tor the Germans To couo ote tneir or
gapgs.on go unite with Us, aDd re snal not ssus
call for pubic meeting till next week on that ac
court. /. HATH
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foon.sFetd la sks Scpss ~ s,snn,aos ,b.t matte
men, - ~eh sssbe 5D,h II Rsbep~, shack doSo" upoo
ne ~nkinI nah having bi. hgos tbe S.hb.n % Veil
sr'pe rvf rnsn A'ncipnrf qui.c capable o. aoore;s
We th sshastp &c SeI osnsy ozsos, add he comes
In i've ,, te county b. right thns aat sy of
o'sBseE, az wet, ~ tho ctiz OF this country WHAT
rray"s she roor ssco4.o? Wav, the
frageSt 'sSs yOu usse Tor ia oossrs This 70 aos
u svfs to havo the s1bsih kep. holy II you wsns due
os"e!vnEca give poor PROPS holidays, tast toey
Eay ren me sher bssnb. ad let Saturday be close DAY
non ~ ococs ,hs. thew may receive their 10
5000 hoe To presc ks:,Gg, esve :ne cf9 f)r
e country. bias they have ire for themselves
so 'aulieH AID EueD tts il JnGe faoj DOE Iis thsn)
wi cu bsvc due o1aervsc:e Of the Sunday bv chs
hummer classes Of s6lsy. You have only T., .rok
England for an example ~bese The Poos ENJOY
no So On The Sunday sitooat auy coDps'at ~ M
thorities A FOREIGNER
:. NtCrssa .sL ur,lfns in,aat nleua mani ,,
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ORGANIZED OPPOSITION TO SUNDAY LAWS
MASs MEETINn To BE aLi.Ep.

ORGANIZED OPPOSITION TO SUNDAY LAWS
MASS MEETING tn Blk CALLED
The neS!y formed "Gernxn 5o;ety, for Protest. IN
sgapst Arbitrary Sunday and Boenss Laws" hsd NEE.
pg CD Ftisay evenos last OF the sssaoea Hoass
Afer the transaction Of ,he ordinary business, era,jest
Wiiman introduced Rev. Mr. batch, Secretary OF the
American society the Promotion OF svl aad Bali
t0oe Liberty " who brought g.-efpe In behalf " tast
society TO ibe organization. snd iova sop 10 nae
ID cA"px, Al GONE early Gay. paojp m,ss neesog Of
those Ooooseo TO the eoc ent and IN isvcr Of che rn
meo,ate repeal Of all Supdtv avs.
Up0D soe cose o. bs adores, utt,n OF thsuks to
NJ H. sor hs untiDg advocacy OF principles civil
ana religious liberty wss passed. aad After the appoint
ment Of committee, IN Soon tho nattsr OF eating
ppblfc peefDs wss COMMITTED with instr uconA 70 report
At the next meeting, ito society aojoasp.d
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Fur GOVERNOR.
Rm- Opposition.
Lsbam G. harris. John Netherland.
Dis CONGRESS.
I-Landsn C. Haynes Tnos A. r Nelson.
flames ". MsHenry. Horace Maynaro.
3-Sam A. Smith. Reese 3 sraoson.
A. John H savage. wm B. Stokes.
h-wm II. Polk. Robert hayiou.
| Ca a. rilr1an. J. Il. rnomss (dem).
John v Wright. Theodore iiobs.
S-rhoms.s A. Meoees. james Qilries.
9-Iohn d. G. Askns. Emerson E,herdgc.
lQ-Wm. +. Avery. John L. T. Sneed.
Besldes the above, Charles Ready know Nothing) il
running in the Fifth DISTRICT aud David H. Currn Cnde
pendent ceinocra trying bis popularity in tho Tenth
Texas, there beng regular opposition organiza.
lion, the democrats have split, aud running two
se~sss Ths hard shell! democracy at their State Con-
venon rased to express opinion prop osition
10 reopen tNe African slxve trade Sam Houston and
number Of other heretofore prominent democratic
Leaders, acting upon the presumption that an ate pt 70
endorse the african slave trado movement would be
forced into the canvass, called another convention which
repudated the question ebove referred to entirely and
made tho csrnee stone OF thor platform position
measure fhe Houston ticket will probably succeed and
majority of old San Ja,ntos friends can be returned
TO the Lesisilte he will be sent back to the Uaed
States Senate in 1868 10 place of Hon. Matt Ward yhose
term expires in AN year. The foloE wing are The names
Of the candidates In nomination
Democrats. AMI. sl1,x Yra5, Dcr,
Governor Hsrin Runnslls sam Hnasson.
lieut. Geo. F. r. Suooors. ..,.... Ell Clark
Ca LG Csi,e.F ranCis 81 White Francis NJ White
oeyGnEss
Dts.
LII hs q Eegan. John q. Regain.
2-T =. Word A. i Uami,son
On narssny, she 4h the ANNUAL State election will be
held in Eoeh Carolina, when representatives in Con.
eress &c 70 be chosen. The opposition as q party
are feeble i'm the State and probably could not muster
stre 9Th to- Gad alone not for the all rendered
by discob sssed democrats. The nominations for Con-
gress as Gssows---
Ots DeniN M Opposition.
l. Henry n GsSw. W. N. a Smith
2-rhonias RI tan.
3-Wsrren WI Wow. Malcolm J. McDunac dem
81 OBJ. Bran w. Liun B. Sanders, dem
b-Stepben L. FbarE. John A. Giiiner.
B-slfred ii. Sea les. j n, Leach.
- Burton CrRige s. n Walkup.
,-D.vd Coleman u vane.
After these there ~ bc no other State elections bold
nth September 30. WHOM California chooses ner Safe
Ulcers On the 18th OF that tia election in Maine
VII tske pace On be Sd Of October, Mississippi scd
;eo gin will choose Sta te officers and members OF Car.
1884, and the 18th e srcet struggle, which gene.
ally locked for with nnch interest, takes place In
ennsylvania, Ohio, Indiai ", Iowa and Minnesota
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In the Fnth clAtrict, q Lindsey u running
independent dsno,sas ana in the sx.n Alex. snolr
is ca thc same pia;snn
10 Kentucky the has beea very spirited both
rdes and tho opposition bsve strong hopes Of sa;osss,
which based partially thu appssent dess,n and
ssuac'iors in the democratic which hare grown
out Of hs Niger question aud tas sqna,er 'sreisu,y
doctrine Of Douglas. me opposition we'll orglnzad
profeas I, be un.od rhey repu1ats biz tx rspub
i,csn'sr FREQ sosm, the Kansas Nebraska Ct and Ill
doctrines Of Douglass and strong in M advocacy
Of Congressional nerveptisn for tbs prov Of the
southern nsgrs 10 Territories The fo owing the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-31

1s States vii hod tasr e'eci,as this yea: darn
VIE a7ss ~esk IN A,snst, v,a;-Asb,ns KsntncSy s"'
fexss % nsaroS, ana Tennessee a4d S1r,. Cls,iaa On
Tnussdsy, tas 4.n.
In 4lassm. the de n"ctsy Is tie Only party with pst-
feet orasnzatoa ba. there plenty Of disconnected
s2nits al pasts OF the State so,ss Aes.ass 10 aay
p,',usr party 10 no, Of very bog dirss,ou parts iay
when they forcsd sske 70 their ooson An,ag the
and fie me osn1lds,ss Tor Governor ion "A
drew Moore, tho io:umoent .asi,na seu,ao'r, ana
VIZ SANFORD Ed, indepcnisut s,,sbsru rights
canada,e roe iooH,og are the ildss fos Cong,en