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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-29

AucrYos NOTICE. BoGART, AUcTroNEER-BY
IA al BU<sART This day II O'Clock, at the auction
rooms No North wiAau street Assgnees sale OF q
and second hand parior hail. bedroom and cooking Stoves
aso household fgrniinre sofas lounges Tables chai s.
Ing Gases China mahogany Bedsseads, Mattresses kitchen
Furniture, DC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-29

BOARD WITH TWO FURNISHED ROOMS AND HALL.
- Room wanted, with private table, the second floor
house with modern improvements for gentleman. wife
two children and nurse price exceed S8 per week
GLIDING re and please state all particulars Address A.
box 142 Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-29

BOARD wANTED-IN THE LOWER PART OF THE
- city single man wants Room, or share OF Room,
plainly but comfortably Furnished with full Board plain
amly Terms MOTTO exceed - per week. Address r. r. b.
box 81 Herald Office. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-13


AlesaspxsA, Va, Dec. "a, les,
A mesoeg q - a>se1An0 q - essv 49,,
place u the ces Exckapp yssssrGsy. sAs o.
81 which ~ % pxprn ~ sp1s1sa q O. e,e-
sess q Alex.ndris IN rsgsrd 70 she prsssrsss. ~
home fsdssssy and eeuthers manuhcsupr,. a
oommistee, conassing q sevrs, w,s spposp,et NV
Ne chaismes 81 .e0seeef 70 pssp.re sssolutiens
~ q - eisJs whonrU spQassnr1 - esavsss st
the Gee Exehsase ts-nas!sw 81 seee-s - = :.
lThs Wet Augpaka Gnards. Cspl y II. wss~rs
Ing en- rcuse TOT tseif hones. :
lsst night, bssded By maFs5si nude They WOW
IL Dew Army ovencso6. aod turu>S s<S w.
strsag. Thsif fhir clsses te-morrsw night ",
usderstand that thus faf The lnsr hss proved Wv
a ~ csvslry esapssy b abort 70 b. orr,..
lied lhses. A uiestieG e thsss fAvsshle 10 IN.
movement 70 called to-night q NE ooAcs Of tIe
rosomAc Insurance Cenpany CAaLos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-13

THE SENATE PRnfIHo.-From present indIca.
lions . Iaressvnsm bf ihgshsely htneft 1eera
sfs dssdned % ssPirs to the 'senats pfintikg-
broken down provincial politicians. eesdnsiss
Of ons-horse village newspaPer, holders Of petty
Fedesal oGes, and walters On Providsaco Tor
sucks at the .tssasury tsats, generally The cleo
don o. any such parties 70 do the Senate psistisg
win, ~ course, render the idea Of using II to
sssenssnen re vsmocrsae ~ 80 aPproscn-
ihsrsfore conclude that the disiptersstsd passios
q Such dsscfipHons who may BE- In hot chase Of
sre, one and al, doomed 10 have 'their labor foe
their psins.,' 80. =. S ssxs.s -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-13

position. We fAncy that ~ many - any dills-
emf gentaensn srs alsssdy being pressed upea his
notes Sbe The p611lloa. The Hon. Elijah ward,
Of - lsst U. o ueuss q Representative, Gems
y y 1seidedlY he fAvoiss Of the party II heps.
- L cerlainlY = -, 1be the post. VIVA
'conlts II ~ 1nnspieuous for never A1Eis<
adsny "a - go sf1h political peincipl(of an
in C. 'di6sha(o she desails Of his LEFT kkiv<
|dutio9 be e<lncsd Alen6, sttlinmens and q
peculksly Alap< - - succeed the T. -
s<1xWiek. Th5New fosk city Democrats g.
day prea--shs Leader, the Alas, and the Cssriee-
join heartily in urging his appointment, and lase
our best wishes for Mr.. Wards success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-13
y e. oAIssEs Trls..s s.ss z. New Ys'

~ Tbs chicsgu Tribune t.kss ~ New Yesk
namesake b task In the following manner:
We beg Mr.. ga. @ y Of the New York Trsbuub
10 undersEand that the Ilinolf delezation in Cob.
gree, NJ. Kellogg among Others, II not subject y
his dictattcn, and that when he chooSss = -
hiunslf up - the guardian and director Of Ne
kentiemeh who coinpcse the republican part o.
that delegation, he must not hink himsslf 6srshly
treated II be IL snubbed In his unpsrdenable Inn
pudence. We take IL that 1llinols sepnbilcans
have bad enough Of the Tribuness dictstioui and
that hereafter, they will 70 their own way utter
" regardless Of the sneefs aud criticisms o. Mr.
Oh. 9 )" @ his sseociates, who seem 70 have
taken the Affairs Of Congress and the republican
party under their scanty wings. Untiithe Teibune
clears itself Of the imputation Of Dougiasism, we
beg II for decencv's sake. 70 be little more mod
ct In IT, rretersiUns II ID not by long shot, the
only republican paper in the nation. We know
nothing Of, and care less for, Mr. tsH. ~ qsar-
rel with Mr.. Kellogg; but we do know skaf TITS
. not the first time the Tribunss asfogsnce and
impudence have merited rebuke.s II Mr.. X. will
send shot for each shot received, we shall be
content His last struck between wind and water;
let us sxhcFt him 70 are another at the sanne place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-13

q NAVAL iNTKLLIgKycE alt y now believed by
the naval authorities In Florida that the stsaurr
Fulton, which was wrecked on Santa Rosas leland
some months ago. may be % reconstructed n 10
tvpeir to the squadsoa nom which she was % sud.
denly detached. 9te fsssts g fcsst o4f Z s8rt
: The O. 9 steamer dispatch II nearly resdy for
sea, at NoFfolk. Va. She has been thcso4h1y over
hauled recently. The line-of-baftle ships Penn.
(the latter is yet On the stocks y ffigates Rsritan
United Ststes, and Columbis; steamers Richmond,
Dacotah, and Dispatch, are At N orfolk Navy Yard
st' present.. The work o. repairing the splendid
seam ffigate Minnesoka 4 progressing 1t the Bos-
ton Navy Yard; the unaccountable fottenness Of
mat veAei becomes more apparent.
News nom the Brazilian squadron Is q follow:
y: 8. bFigs Perry and Bainbfidge had arrived At
Rio, and weres taking In proyislens and making
preparations for home. They will ail on the
arrival Of the Congress at Rios The Latter sassel,
on reaching Rio, Was 70 felieva the temp3rary
hag-ship Dolphin, which has lstely been Locking
after the interests Of Americas citiseas on the La
Plate. The health Of ths,eiaceu and men was
n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-13

TLECTUnE POsTP0NED-Ths eourse y
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-13

MANA SAME NOT DEAD.-There came news from
Dude, dated October 2, that Mana Sahib, the
dfen, during the late Indian revolt had died, ave
days before, In valley on the Nepaul frontier,
and that thereupon his followers dispersed IN
various directions. IL turns out that Dude jour
NAH, some days leter, made no mention Of this
humans death, and tits declared that though his
demiee was announced at Allababad in large
printed plscards, II was looked upon 40 only "a
weak Invention Of the enemy ruse Of his own
to prevent the Winter campaign for his defeat and
apprehension, which was about 70 be commenced
against him by the British. fnst alE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-13

AN UxISfRsTIoSAL PARRIcIDx The Nashville
Gazette nays thst, On wednesday night q last
week, man named LanYster, living On SAME
Creek, Tenn returned with his wife from visit
70 netghbor, aad Wishing 10 test the courage Of
his son, boy - yea old, the father cautiously
crept to the door and knocked. The lad inquired
several times to know who was there; reed Wing
no answer, he took down his fsther's gun, and
10 know who was there sun receiving no an
.swer, be fred the weapon. and indicted snch
wounds that IL IL hardly possible the peoe Sather
viii survive them. - - - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-13


-EIha~ 1aGftheF with The incidents On the way. An
sddreo was delivered at ths hopseby Mr. McKim.
Of Philsdelphfs, Who sccompenisd Mn. Brown
- H&psfaF9fy, sadrssssd tia fsmily go fsF als.
givisg an sccouns e their reception In MAJ yiand
snd vixginia, md saAsi; < = ssses1 - - -
IN Balimeeel On ths r.fiwsy, ct Harpef's
Fsery-whefev6l he vent-- Soutbefn men teeafed
- vim se:Pee9 asA ccmsortsd ~ BY stosies Of
her husband and her children, illustrative Of their
sp:sss s q Sd esia. o1 S.9 Sssr yl IN
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cse ~ TIE most thoeoagly Ho-slzysry v!rginians
-. sisis s e. 1919 = sss 0t z: I'D ne
make the request q Nm. Dsswn q such : dine q
shis, be sbouid like very much 10 gee from her
sens neie nemense q csptsin Bsovn-hi unto
sssid i've = shsoid erssiiy vsiSe Us ~
He also made favorable mention al NJ. f3sr,~<t
rsS - e - nslasmsw,ssd Ohio RaIlsosd
g. &C.,, sassi - ess: stsn. Col. Les, Co:
them ne1griolly 10 their nIssion South.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-13

liza lady in Xenis, Ohio, after having been
dressed . her friends appealed 10 the Postmaster
fS relied. He put private mark On Eve postage
stamps, fous;ef which were sold to the suspecsed
marked stamps came back on letter. aAdrrssed TO
the lady's brotherin-law, ard 70 her minister. The
writer was soon invited to the resdenee Of the Ia
dy, when he was treated 70 cowhiding By the
injured female and her sistef-in-law. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-13

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xrom C011IDTuI8s
The steanship Atisnhc, fssn Aspisw.fi, VITO
cslifcrsia dzhnef Nov. -, anA a 20 90 In gold,
~ srrivs1a1 &ee Tesk.
LIT. esss.sl 1esa esnss psssasss On his ~
rspn he isv1l1 eatlsa Of the San jsas s1sir.
- .ss = F%sei: g 49, s.a s:.s
Q e c:sesf 9sEgs he Mssesd Mining
ccs ~, in,pivis6 thS4 is = coloael Frs@ess's
O. = ~ saprems tssd have decided that toe
cn.fge Of ffauo - survey 10 not suoetantiated,
and argue that II there had been fsaud In the sur
% :ss Itch ne ss ss ns
Of he minefsls but sahse.ntislly give sae gesa -
eide that private grants Of land are NOT open 10 the
Accounts ffom Cafses valisy ay shsa ne elec-
ton on the 18th ult for delegate 70 Congre8 ffom
Novodn 10ytogyBuuu11o0,U 1wO 0cne0 uUm, o
the unaaimeus election Of John Musses.
ssys rich silver le1s. supposed - be csaeuus.
ton Of The Comstock vein, had been discovsfed
Just est Of that place, and stampeds Of the en-
tire population Of Genoa and cafssa Valley bad
The isIssd Of San Juan wss virsoslly In sbe &C.
eupeney Of both nations. All the American
troeps bat fee had been Withdrawn, snd ne
troop wss len 10 The discresson Of Gov DouGl.s.
The right Of Americans 70 maintain magic
tr1te at San Juan 10 fully conceded but his juris-
diction 10 limited 70 those smenable 70 our laws
We have no right 70 collect revsnue, bat have the
iressury against us st San Joan 70 prevent SNUG
giiag 20 pofh on the Sound.
The graves st Chiriqui hsve ben sbendoaed fof
the gold wsshings. Thirty th0osand dollars worth
Of gold images had arrived q Psnasna.a vlf ss
Advices from Csfthsgena STATE shst The revolu.
tionists bad taken MiPos, sfter . light which last
ed for thirty hours, aud Gen. Oerezal was march
guilia. 80 ssst'a - q -
A destructive IRE bad occurred In calleia Plum
chada, vsiparsis0. sner s-ssE1 feeTis ent
There wss much pasasisea In Chill, but No
ffcsh outbreak had occurred. gsst 80 ssas efI
! The damage BY the lats earthquake Il cspiaPs
Mr. Bigler had settled the American ship Frank
lin sfsir, and the money claimed bad been paid
over TO The captain, Mr.. Guise. Our ether dis
Patss with Chilli were also IN . ihir way Sos Cd
justments g Sc Z ecs 49,, gsil
Gen. cossslla hsa len Peru NJ Ecusisr with
ten thousand men aud fourleea var veasels. The
next intelligence was expected to be the pews Of
battle. Gen. Echenique wss recruiting IN Do-
Avia 1of The invasion II Peru ,,rsoE - I'D "a
Tar "a por n<u~4oz Grs.vf<~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-13
GRAND CONCERT FoE TEE BENAFIr
=. Poor 81 &c City.

- 3 8 W.: & 81: w; <;
6en,it o. the Seer OF The city viii - liyse q he
EINS' p:e: 81. isss' ssssf sis direction q ~.
inEson have been kisdly volunteered for the oses-
, xdmiss.o. FIFTY CENTS. T,slsss a. n. ,
cured 1t the Muse an1 Beokstorss, O. he aotsla
o! further psrsissis1 So fGssr. sdr.riss....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-13

THE EVENING Stan.
RAsHINGT0F cTT1<H
IyEsoAx.....::..., 80. DsesaIss =, less.
spiris a ne N1srn1ns Press - = -
The csssfissssea rssds She Hon. John b H.skin
pretty spicy lecture isscpay 70 the written e.ay
rod By him N shs Hsuss yeseFdsy, - yhich he
spoks In not vesy complimentary terms - shs Con-
stsssfios and shs ADMINISTRATION = -.
fhs Isfsuissneu IL devoted 70 Congressional
= - .---z-~-2. - ss s. =.
Hroov. Hsn, a vesnspt has paraoas1 ne
noasd criminal sBsisesl BIZ ssr fisss%aks i
DNsvsrk, N. ., = ssse,sg rssAy p.6lis
ASSASSINATION sfbs re Union snA TIE Censsfta-
aiea, irrespective q parry. =. = 3. -
NJ 4 nsnesial 4 being largely signed In Bal
tmsrs praying the L9ialneuss - rsmove Judge
essnP e shs Criminal cours,
Urhe Nov YEA Hs.ld eoeplziss nat De
nhwho net Jet bssa lsk into TIE forty acss skatng
Pad in ne Central Psfk, IN Nat eisy 49,
UEx-Haysr Havsnsya, e Mex yosk, Il
cut n 60 vtnAicaG1ag hinlso1 from III impu.
6fioa - rFee Soilian, &C., ady1nced BY some q
IL journzB eppossd y him n ths sssmtsass11sn.
Urhs win.ps 5ss.ner hss rsslfsed 4 Bslst
nsse. She was detained on her Tip from NoslsJE
bya leakage from NE boiler tnbes, which com
psllsa - y Psstnss wssesnssl rivss ~ ~
fU The Nsu Ystk Times saen 70 bet ths
HsEald cleo that the circulstion q Tie Herald
ases noe average Is 900, md that the circulsron
e tha Iina u esss 4, 600, The money to BE- paid
BY The winner 70 sone dessrvins eharity.
No The piano forse makers Of New York held
. meeting Snaday - dsyiss measures Tor De
RELIEF Of thoss brother csafsmsa who Lost thei,
sssls and wsss thrown out q employment BY the
recent burning Of piaac establishment in thar
city. 80 = -, -. =. $, = f-Nt<S
10 Edwi. coppic, one a shs pri,eaer, NV
undsr sssteses q desGh a eng16uaows, writes 10
his fAfher and mother ~ - VS. I'D iute his
pssssat stu.sisa I. ~ thss who ought to have
hnewa essssr, True. RS r1iSy = = -
NJ The homeopathie phyzici ans Of Phllsdel-
phia are making e6oss 70 have that sytem Of med
isins lntssdueed iato he charitable institutions
and prisons. They clasn that they have In that
city some seyenv-hve, homeopathic physieians,
with ~, go Pefests. s zss FalzJ
NJ The New Jerssy folk. are becoming wild
o. nsw railroads. Some twelve charters foe e.
trsly new roads win b applied for at the next
Legisatuze, besides supplements to and extensions
sf sxistis * roSds ssevsr.l Of the new roads are
inesaded t. open new routes between New ork
snd Rhilzdslphia = -
No. rhe Richmond Enquirer, IN snswef 70 the
sessemens Of The enosmou expense brought upon
Ne S>.ir q vffgfaia by quarfsring 20 many troops
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-13
sirFa Personal. -. -
.,..c:H. hszandes Murray, U. o n, is a,

I'D Personal. -. 49,
,,,.c:e. hsxandss Murray. U. . N, is at
.--.;aGs. o. w. Clean, ~ w.n-l.ow. come
80, tel ai.sswsll beseat q Tie Hsilidly sEsss
Tsssae, Balumsrs, - Friday Night. siaE 3
....Jns- A. Ali, lsfe member q consress fto,u
PonuyIvani,; Hon j. ~. Love- OF IOWA: and
GeeeFs wilkss. q The Spirit % The Times, MY !,
afe ct Kifkwoods' - flrFts -as--T1--- 49,
-. Atthe request e Gov. willard, the Hen.
D. W. VOORHEES, and tho Hon. John L. Robinson
have Eooe - eichmond % MAXI last stYort to
ave the lie u Cock Thsy bar with them
peaaen, nurnersusly dgned, % hat erect
? .-,s. 1aoies ybsd, In . iss Hasr 70 ~ PSo-
- Anoetsaiee - Wesosgn New York, says that
y wat - Roches>of, IN ia, win fortun ne con-
$500 g R-wife and two children, and .. cash
cePtsa q ef-15 In his pockst- - - -
80. Mayer Wood, cf New York, eontradicts
ne eport that he wss In Washingtou during the
sickneB and death Of his wife The funeral Of
As- Weed tosk place In that city Ut II O'Clock
yesterday, and was very largely stfended. 4 81
10. The Usica Herald Of Dec. 9 SAYS = Gerrit
smith continues toimproye slowly st the Asylum
He has been allowed 70 drive out and ale The
aif. and was observed In his carrizwe On We'd
nesdsy. He h raftonal on most subjectn
=. Said Gov Magonan, In his message 70 the
Kentucky Legfs1afufe; :. had not Intended to
Aare ALLUDED, ta Ola paper, 10 the slavery auesl
don I'VE respectfully submtt that the impuffrcs
isanlavo y quite COED enough for an imperfect
lntenfion, !" fs, of eoufss, the comment Of Prem
W. " - S0u5n3A- 49, - .s,ss.s, -s--Fr
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NoL!cE g aEREBY GIVEN Th.. I.n..
C Can Club; hsy|ss sssa sSps|sd r..
J. II HILTON. Sccretary. W.
WAeHINeToN. CRY. D. c., Drcrnsra Isl.
w lea y hereby foryarn al persons from TUT
deseIminsd % psy no debit Of her eontrsctiag ssr
loss. - SAMUEL LueBY.
TO TIE PUBLIC.
YIN saturday last the room oocuDled By the Wes-
tern Mi.sioa Sehool Of the Yosng Meas Ckrisfisn
kssoelss'cn va forcibly entered, the benches bro
down, melcdeon utterly demolishsd, ssd other
damage done 20 The Bibles end other books Of the
school. The amount injury done % oar properly
mss,sss sSer Ss .ss y sssss 70
snd 70 support ths faithful band Of tssehsrs Who
heve lahofed % long and xeelousy In this session
"a on, city, not only in.trpotinf .hs yeaas ia 70
dead, and m,nlsterins 20 the wants Of the poor.
..ss Nv zoe: . E n =! and sss sssSol sss
81 TIE -; MISSION SCHOOL coxyITFEE,
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CONcERT Ar WAUGH CHAVEZ.

A Concert Of essrsd Music xin be -givsu B, IN.
s err H 81 Fss.SE GhsSsyse ESNhsfR
inst commencing st III oseiock. '~a
Members and friends ef the eonx-eesooa /, an
isms u lSmissso..-Ads IS esns.s chndr.a
II oonta. efel4 y 70 trr-- de- n =
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10 The honeopathic phyzicia ans Of Philsdel.
Phia are making enosn 10 have that sytem Of med.
isins lntssduesd isto ne charitable Institutions
aid prisons. They clasn that they have in that
city some seyeay-hve, homeopathic physicians,
with ~ go patients. 4 zxs .ra4y4f
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NJ The New Jersey folks are becoming wild
q new ssilroads- Some tuslvs charters for en.
drsly new roads win b applied for at the mex,
Lsgislaturs besides supplements to and extension,
q sxisfisg Rods. nsevsral Of the new roads are
insssded = open new routes between New Yori
sad Philsdslphia = : -