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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
N, ~. DARNELL, Proprietor.

-js II ] 81 Dxan, o; J Record, Paris Texas;
siias NoRnney; Ben Jones, Collin CO.. John Rogsn,
Fsitasid Ky. p.,..us r..
-, ,!s,,rqv siilfor XIV; George White Milton KY.
f1lg flames Forman, Plano; ; U Gioos, kaufman;
8 item Brown, Waco; j w Grant, Waco.
.v i5fhoinss Green, Mount Ida KY; Capt Jack Bay
10 ~ 1swlarn Brombley Henderson; Fl Parsons, do;
r n Iartl man Ellis co; VS. Whers and lady, Belknap
safe ls.--Iniqe Harness. Kaufman 81.
"a &c sakeT. hockey; George Gray Red River
s4snssu svre g. Tenn
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Notice to Bridge Buig,jcre.

'TNHOSE who understand building Bridge slo N
L vited to forward to the Chief J;sr.lao e eslas
county, plans and specifications for dclble tract
Bridge across tbs Trinity River at the town 81 aiag
It will reoIre Two principal spans, enc about 100
feet, and ae other about so feet, PLACED ppca three
pies, Constructed of durable timber, tvo Of Hhei.
will be between 40 and 80 feet in he;glt fsou ths
foundation, and the other about 70 feet TIE goHaty
Court designs letting out the contract fts huilias
said Bridge, sometime in the coming Fall, aud any
plans or specifications furnished said Chief JBstce
must be gratuitous as no confederation viii Be pail
for the same. W. X. MASTEN, o. c. %. d. co. r
By GEO. W. LAWS, Dergty Clerk.
June 1st, 1s59.--4stf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

sg- The cardide,cs for the Legislature spoke in
Dallas on Monday, and acquitted themselves hand
sonely in the osinstiOn If their respective fricnis
va wore unayoidably absent, and cannot therefore
give GO opinion of our own Gen. ], j. Good defend
% Tho action of the Democratic convention, and the
position Of the nominees before the people. Gen.
poi1cI, Il is ,sii. took the opposite grounds
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

tu,eu sense rules the mass Of the people whatever
t .rf. rned and msanthroPe philosophers may say 10
As sonuary. show them good hnsi le' Us me"S us
v Demonstrated, and they viii not hesitate To give II
s,- lad st cordial patronage. The masses have aTetdy
rt..s the Judgment OF physician, concerning the VII
ss q siost-ter,. Biurr-, as may be seen in 'he I'M
rsnr Quantities Of this medicine that are annually sold IN
u. ion Of the land II Is now recognized as sr"sIy
,,o o all other remedies yet devised for diseases u
. g-iiye organs such dlarrhGa, dysenlery dyspep
ss the various ievers that ans" from arrangement
of t q. rtions of the system, Hoste'ers name is rapid
ly t,nag househe.d word, nom Maine to Texas, nom
The or Of the Atlantic the Pacific. Try the article and
he satisfied,
sod dugsss aud dsAlsrs generally, everywhere
S. P-AE q Co. Dallas TeNAs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

ys3'we are requested to state that the Annual Ek-
animation Of the Mount Prairie High School in this
county win take place on Thursday, the zo'h jury
int, at COchrans Chapel. miles North OF town.
Tho public arc respectfully invited to attend
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

~ On last W ednesday. Messrs Lubbock and
Clark addressed the people of Dallas, and entered
u;5 discussion Of the questions affecting the pres
ept canSass. Col. Lubbock opened, and defended
ia the most able manner the action Of the Houston
ouvcution, and showed that it WAS a full and fair
representation Of large majority of the voters Of
Texas he 1efsnded the nominees from the charges
made against them, personally and individually, and
ended by giving triumphant vindication Of tho Prin
cirlsss N the ulatform. Showed up Houston's defec
ton au dcsertou and proved incontesably that the
same oil enemy vas again in the field, under new
coor8, and then object was the same-the overthrow
If che Degenerate party. He was answered by COL
CIark. who ubOred over the usual ground and
through the stereotyped charges against the demoo-
f.cy Of Texas and the nominees Of the party,-and
seemed anxious to get to the end Of his row-indeed
IA secraaa 90 DC speaking against time. His friends
,ere dt,spponted in him, he seemed unequal to the
contest, aaraiiad and "done up" Lubbock in
,tods,sl MS know nothing letter to the people OF
EsstB 1ss tyvipg effect and seemed to regret the
necessity of p,nciag Clark in humiliatng a posi-
tiou Lubbock achieved q triumphant success in the
,,fsni sgtita4tiOJ. -.''
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

RsSSa Gcpt Baylor, next to Gov. kunnels, "the
eest abused man in the State made speech III
Dpas On Monday in vindication Of himself, and the
course parspOd by him during the late frontier diff
caItiss He was listened to with marked attention,
anG succeeded il placing himself right in the esti-
lnatiuu OF this ps ople lie stated that the reason
,,by tie settlers lad sent more communications to
,be Gerll6 10 their own vindication, was that this
paper bad been represented as being hostile to their
cans Since his visit among us, he had become con-
Id tho or,s waper had been misrepresented on
the iroaci, and that we had published on both sides
@aat hel been gent us. We have oonversed with
ba fTsey since mis- visit in Dallas, and must confess
shat We kDeW no, one half of the troubles under
Srcble gurtratuse Of their msfortunes, which, con-
nectcd With tLs earnestness, and strength OF char
scter peculiar 10 him. carried truth and conviction to
syefy man who heard him, as far as we can learn
Can; Baylor is Z. gentleman by birth and education
.js sleecendans Of the Baylor family of Va, whose
5ncssos came over from England during the time OF
the Colonis government, settled near Old POINT Com
fyt and received large grants of land from Charles
IT. Toy thc SERVICES Cavaliers during the troubles
Of Charles T. The family has always been inhuen-
tail and Of ths highest responsibility The Captain
bs, made very favorable impression on the minds
" our citisens He is gentleman and scholar, and
l,5ssTi6tS fer ths Herald.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20
Administrators Notice.
Einai settlement

II NJ. SPHA.ERs q A. Little, Administrators
81 of the estste Of John Little deceased. have
fled in my Office their 6naI account current with
said estate, together with their petition. praying
tor an order y close said succession a, the next
fern Of the Cdtnty cosTs. TO helholdea at the
courthouse IN the tGzD o. Dsiiae, on the last
Monday in July. 1859 thlsis therefore 70 notify
at pcrsons interested 70 hs aud sPpesr at said
iar.a Il sid oosFs and ss2s7 The SOS Z tAsg
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20
spfrIAL NOTICES.

II. . NtaaiAs Nlesieu h'ufas sie q in'snms'ae val
rsIa tfesimsni n man dises's' i~foh'fy me b'''
II. lou "A Heinittent Feyefs IL infants, ant ihose ever
al . %, eh arise nom dsordeFed state ~ the mueon'
r m ,e Il the bowsis md commonly called bH'ou'
r.. particulaIy adar'stto esse- of pArThas hAVini
M lev o. delaltss he slomseh, iniestnes' or any Of
- tive Organs. The aeuon they rrodues 80 rTomp'
M Dad. plete thsi those suffering ffoin the above com
t iould not hesitate TO make trial 81 preparation o
s, tnowledsed efficacy, and which has attained such
rl raIltaton among ie various remedies OF 'he day
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20


TAKEN uPtsa- v N3f1si s.4s-ss, a. arsl
fi.aa,ss f,t n i1ennei ket - .'1fa ~
a ~ IS o. BE- :, 1880 sss''s al s,.s ~,
Lisa. ~ q f.ss,ass "a 80, > &c w 90. 20 -.
.t..t elsg ~ ne nsii 80 az ...i 20 =, -
"a ny ssss &. s.sR a. ,y ..s 81 ~
TAKEN w y TX s'snl t' a,...s.s & i, "a
lIask rs. and III, 10. hlla ass aks. .iss ~.
I ngIF "a sss. ,.. s sfrs.,.ss :. -. "
ioishssd. AID iir-e small shi.s nlafss a. d ~ ~
bf.nd on lhs len shoulder appraised ~ Orr ~.
bFosn MARI, IS hHnas hgia ys@Ts Old, tisk - iha
and tai. t...hisd GA the len liP .2asstt sH'.i
ga aask sftiD NJ u sppr.issd = So u~ify i4Nl
spanish 6raad On The lslf hip. APPRAISED Al Ve d.a
yssF old HoItsL COLI. Appraised avs
TAKEN UP by Jseob LAmh. md s-iIsy ! Is ~
Hart Lao, IA pIeeinei No :, one BAY Ho ~ % {es
s,s,ssa hands high night eye out right hir 90 sA'o
TAKEN UP BY Solomon serila.sT. and vsiragsd .--Ig
" ~ csok Esl, in PTselnot No q VT ~ AAhL ~
stout :, hands high Is years old, branded ~ ier shu'
10 40 % ''''' W ~ 'i'A'"
TAKEN uPsy = II, prql,,. and s:,rsysi no. 's,a
pa With white feet. white i.as s-od b~sO'e sir
ra.VESupbyLH, M,arsr. aud s,,rsysI l..s1s lss ;
smith. .ssq, in Precinct No. !, DARK DIS EiIJf
ga hands sss sh, ,SSs and sa g.
~ W. k. MAsfEN. c. G. ~ Oct
BY 6Eo W. Laws. liy ca
DENTON COUNTY.
TAKEN uP by John Sullivan and estEayel ts'rrs q W
Bone Esq, one YOKE OF OXEN a leli hIUUT W'r
white Ia the fsee sso under hia belly, HHi
Ion fork IN the len aud under half crop In l.u ~ r
hrandsd on the len hip tie other dsrE ifsu l.s
white ia the l,ce and under te hsliy marked fa sf
the len ant. crop OF the night brand prfustj
$50
TARFNUP hy G. z Newton and es,rayedb,.orsr %. .,
Esl; Ons yoke % WORK OXEN, one red q l'. SOM
white spots the other red steer with whit. bar .a h9lY
right eye out len horn dropped both marked crop end @
IN tho len and crop and undefat IN the rgh' tf u
10 be Year, old appraised 10 so 90 D.
TAKEN by u. =. cosnsI and estrsysh hrioss . ".
hone, ESQ., one dark yellow WORK OK, eLhg ST. JiC
lOn, white under his belly, maFESdcfcP u .a
no brands appraised to s25 oo ,..
TAKEN UP by John Wright, and estIayed =. Iry d v
simmons ESQ, one mouse eolor0d PONY MaHE t . J.
years old. branded on the len shoulder anl b. lar
stripe down the back appraised TO $50 %
TAKEN UP by Jesse Gibson. and estrayee tgr,r'
Thompson Esq, one specked GREY H0RNl if lllas
high about 10 years old appraised 10 s2i 90
3. A. WINTERS. Co. elk / g., F..ae
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20
ID SSOluiiOn.

TUE copartnership heretofore existing betwee.
i Rice aud Hunt, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent The settlement of the accounts and iabili
ties of the late firm are in tbs hands of A d. Rice,
who is authorized to settle up the business Of said
firm. This 29th June 1852 A. ID. RICE,
E. W. HUNT.
July 9th. 1s59.-1:st
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20
STEAM ENGINES.
From 3 TO 100 Horse Power,
PAGES PATENT
STE Am SAW MILL.

gF Agents for E. CARyET & GO IS Improved
Cotton Gin, and Chichester Improved Sea Island
Cotton Gins. The latter as nsaf!7 perfect &c tfsl
can be made and far superior 10 exscuiion % soy
now extant.
Also asienerAi Agents. fcE n -llil l.tls
Galveston, May 4th 1859.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED

Mr. g. LIrcu Hyde Park, W., writes the morse
was considered worthless, s spayn "but since
the freq use of the Mustang Lnimcnt have sold him for
$50 cash. Your Lnmen been doing wonders up here
40 BROAD STREET, PHILADELPHIA, Pa
(ExrRAcr) SIN lifting tho kettle from the FIRE It became
tilted over and scaded my hands very Sc
verely almost crisp It was an awful sight The Mus
tang Linment appeared to extract tho pain healed rap
idly, without soreness and len no scar OF account
Trulv yours "CHARLEs FOSTER"
Such language M this but the constant and natural echo
wherever hia article is used This Lnlment is ndspensa'
BILE to planters Of horses and mules Mr. John
Daniels Montgomery, Ala sold slave for $780, who was
raised from utter seessness by this nimcnt Every fam
y should have it, Be very particular and enquire for tie
Mustang Lniment and take no other
Sold by NIL deslers throughout North and South America
Europe and the Islands of the Ocean, for % cents 90 cents
and 81 90 per bottle. ,,, , VA ~ - 49,,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

To those who enjoy Good Smoke, would re-
commend che celebrated TirgiaiG Riliktnfck Tobac-
co. prepared expressly for the Powhatan Pipe asmai
lot Of which have just received direct from one OF
the Second Families Of Virginia
NJ STACKP0LE.
N B--No connection is claimed with the tobacco
used by the " first families
Dallas, May 4th., 1859.-4tf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20
PROCLAMATION
Ry the Governor of the State OF

N1HEREAS, The last Legislature passed 81
w proposing to amend the Constitution Of u
which Is In these words: sJolnt Resolution PROF
ment 30 the State Constitution.
Be Il resoiued by the Lesisistye Of he.
That the 3rd Section Of the 10th Article Of the
tie State shall be 80 amended as to read as folloI
$50. 3rd. Anpub,io lands, Which have beresof
hereafter be grained for public schools 70 the Va
this State, may he sold - The County Courts Of
which the lands belong, or by such tribunals a
their jurisdiction, by consent Of majority OF Il
said ounties and under such general rules as
may from time to time prescribe
Prorided-That the principals Of TIE procceS
such lands shall be retained and invested ss "
fund for the counties owning the same and The 4,
be used for educational purposes
Approved, February 10th 1855"
Nov, therefore, /, II. r. Ennnele, Governor Of q
ss, do hereby order and dir ect that Tie Chief jus
eral Counties Of the State, any tso q thecounty
" necessary, cause polls 70 be opeped at t41e seve
cincts Of their respective cen'''ies o'-'N- - IL
81 'aoii77 z Ierla.euiai,rus g. .rd leri lstiffs
dsy l,s ~ 4ss q as 1s' 1855, 1, take - 's,o Z
lrsei ansue Is1t . ti1 C1ns.lils47r. q lii G. =
hspt sssr4t-rsg ghe sct= u'a5' g. aa1.-1s1ssi
sras r.i1i, 1, - iAlC1JE;ita.,iti q asrsErss4 IL.
ae Crnstit-, rl''' q -. vsF isass, slgss7 rsst
-asssaa. RI zAarrf-ss stt.t .tr.s T. 49,
H"H. Z H..laH' y. 49,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20
WOOL-CARDING
WE HAVE NOW AN EIGHT HORST
STEAM ENGI\

Attached to our lpool-caraiag machine, StElGseG
Ten Mile creek, tlOelpe miles Soul " the
fown of Dallas.
WE prepared to give prompt attentioI, sua
w tice, to those wishing to have carding done Elf
must be well washed, and picked and pound Of 1n
eight poundsof WOOL must in all cases be ursa hy IN
wishing a good article of rolls In all be to
least Sheet every twenty five pounds Of wool
asmuch they will hold when csrded Term, a'v'r
Cash.
White wool, 49, 10 cts Per n.
Miwd Is" Il
We tender thanks for previous patronage, sol M s
q continuation Of custom. o B. NANCE s son
Pleasant Rsr, p, O., Sent 18th, 1S5s--12u
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20
WIS
Ut rs FREE PROM POISON.

New YORK, OCTOBER ISL, 1900
Mr. E. Lyos-Dear Strive have analysed AMI tested
your Magnetic Powders and find them perfectly harmless to
mankind and domestic animals but certain death when IN
hailed by bugs, ants and insects
JAMES r. CHIFFON NJ. D., Chemist.
LAURANCE REID, Prof Chemistry, ". y. Hospital.
NJ John l.. Rome Superintendent of the New York Hos
pita says she has expelled all the bugs, ants roaches
MOTHS &C., with Loyns Powder, and finds it of immense
value" Every gardner and housekeeper must have direct
interest in article OF this kind Reference can be made
Megs President of the American Institutes James Gordon
Bennett, Gen. Wngfed Scott, Cyrus w Field L. NJ Pease,
of the Five Points Mission, &C., &C. Judge Megs
This discovery Of Professor Lyon is of national import
ance The Farmers Club have tested it thoroughly. 1t
will destroy locusts grasshoppers ants moths, bugs and
all vernn. Garden plants be preserved, and houses
made pure"
Arrangements are now made through Messrs BARNES
PARK of New York; to have sold throughout the world
Many worthless limitations advertised. Be cautious
New YORK, November sth 1863
In retiring from business, have sold all my insect Pow
ders and Pills. Letters Patent and the secrets pertaining
thereto to Messrs BARNES PARK. This Powder is dis
coyery made by myself and brought from the interior of
Asia and is unknown any other persons The genuine
and effective article put up in tin cansters, and will con-
tinue to bear my name E' Lyon.
Rats and mice cannot be by powder and are killed
by Magnetic Pill Order them through any merchant
IT'S Lyons Powder kills insects in a trce,
But Lyons Pills are mixed for rats and mice.
Sample Flasks % cent? regular Sizes 80 cents and 81 co.
w. Follow directions Use freely and thoroughly ga
9A7NE6 eSs PA7H,
Ivsns:smj Is & 10 Park Row, New York.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20
Mantua-Maker and MiIIiner.

MISS JENNY WALKING, having located
w in Dallas, would inform the public, that she is
to make dresses, trim bonnets, &C., the
latest style, and invites call from the ladies. She
may be found for the present, at the residence Of Mrs
L. Latimer. ve:n1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

~. III. OVdOhPoiO oAu'OiVio0iii"ii''
7 AM now receiving an elegant assortment Of
STAPLE g. FANCY DRY GOODS
AND GROCERIES,
. Coffee Sugar, Molasses, Soda. Raisins, Mackerel
PORTER IND .aLE,
Almonds, Cream Tartar, Cranberries, Oysters,
Candy, SaYdinss, Lamp Oil, Blasting Powder, Ce-
ment, Turpentine, Faints and Oils Camphor, Race
Ginger, Alum, Nader, Coppers, Churns, Zinc wash
boads, Well Buckets, Wash-tubs, Tn-ware, Vinegar,
Castor Oil, saddlery, Side Saddles, Ztock Saddles
LEA II iii h h.
Hog-skins, Boot top Skins, Enameled Leather, Bug
Nv Whips, Brass Ornaments.
CROCKERY 81 GLASSWARE.
Hardware Tools, Window Glass, Bar and Slab Iron,
Mouse Traps, Hollow augers, Wash Kettles, Spikes
and fencing nails, Cast Steel Wdldon's Grain
Blades, Hoop and band Iron, Wood Saws.
CLOTHING, BOOTS IND SHOES,
Stationery, School Books. For the Ladies have q
nice asso rtment Of Dress Goods,
staple and Fancy.
Silk Bernges and Tissues, Lawns, Robes, Ginghams,
Muslins Tayetons, Kid Gloves, Parasols, beautiful
Ladies Hosiery, Damask, Napkins, Jet
Necklaces ED Bracelets, Bonnets, Embroidered Silk
Beaufi6ers.S yHarssils Collars and Sleepes, very
handsome Bibbons, Lace, Calicos in abundance.
All the above Goods, and many more too numerous
% mention. offer at fair prices for Cash, or reason
'''' ~ E. NJ sTACKPOLE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20
Public sjieahlng.

IUUIIC ~ - l'HIs
IffS. DIN J, GOOl and dfh ~ ~ "shhtl'r ''i.itfs
- 1r rssenisiive wil add els e. ttl-f l ..f go. Do
81 D. niloEia az times sai places, Ne
Isias, a Monday July lsll
Isuc.lp ., on tuesday July len
Caiar I'M on wcsne<iay,lniT sob.
Me- Lafen, Thursday, July ia
I.eA Z ssor's heAt No. 3, ifsr ~ On,
Witts di, 90 saturday Jul -si
hcCatas' an Meniay, luly isla
nroaftnrtisr. on Tuesday Iu9 son
Iflet Clsek sNhool Haas, or auffisy. fGiI -fil.
Nsriua MN, on THURSDAY, 'r fh.
severe Friday, July 10Th
llng lsh, lsso-,lyaol --
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20
COUNTY CASDIDATrH,

F1F ReprsssHfakrs IN mf NiIfi LlafI ~.
Ne 40 asaharissd asd rsqus '.a snaell'l 0|f ~
pARsrtis asa candidate % rHrssni uNas ruty ta
alfi LfEiiis aFe.
We lIs ihorited and sfssi a. .rnot lf .nNs
,, coon candidate 20 fsIirtfai i4iias 't'Hi pm "'
nest fensI auTc,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

Kentucky Harvestcrs.
A REAPER .aND MOWER COMBINED.
MANNY's CELEBRATED
Combined Reaper and Mower,
With Woods improvement, the best machine i0r
harvesting now before the public, ana the SOLO
Agency for Texas.
.. W. BROWN g. j. T MOVES Patent Grist
Mill. French Burr and Cologne Stones.
EMORY BROTHERS Horse Power and Over
shot Threshing Machines and Separators. Penn
svlyania four Horse Powers q Threshers.
McCord and Begandus' HORSE POWERS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

DALLAS, July 18th, 1859.
Mn ErIT,rt.:-Dear Sir In the last issue
~ M, DALLAS Her ID see over the signature Of
%Mang Voters 2 certain nterrogatories propounded
I, Gen. Iyssr 4 and myself I have no political
opisions to Ill ,,uise from my fellow-citizens. and
Gheerful'y reply
lnteaoyatory lst. do.
I'd. would not.
Sd. do.
eth. For principles to which the CAN
d.t,ssas are pIeaerd always.
.sat 9th ] do not
% 18th do.
ztb aculd not
g ath. | would not.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

IA Tee7s Q.
ssgais III y
- 90 l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09
Senator Seward Among the English Aris-
tocrncy and Titled AboIitiOnists-His
Presentation Mt C0urt-Amustng Ancc-


tocracy and Titled AboIitionists-iis
Presentation Mt Court-Amusing Ancc-
d0tes.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
LONDON, Oct. %, 1859.
Your well known impartiahty induces mo 10 address
you this note, in vindcaon OF Governor Seward from
caumny published in certain American prints and
repubiShet III England. Nor would notice il were il
not that my friend Lord L. who Is also the intimate
friend Of Governor Seward thinks that refatlton is
demanded ia justice to Mr. Seward both sides OF tho
Atlantic, fppant writer has said that when Governor
seward had audience of her Majesty Queen Victoria,
ne replied to gracious question of her Majesty By say
ing, ''Madam, have 10 Europe TO study despot.
ISM To those who know Governor Seward, the excess
sive puppysm Of sach reply would be sufficient refd
taon to such absurd bel but there those who do
not know that distinguished Senator, and contradiction
is therefore rendered necessary Ia every respect Mr.
Seward bore himself ike thorough courter, and he
made his homage TO the Queen with much grace and
act as he had been brought up atmosphere Of
The palace of ST James, and his reception, the part
of her Majesty was OF the most a,tering nature it
always 10 those persons who have distinguished them
selves by their hostility to American slavery
md srecal marrs Of tav fro her STIFFNESS he puohes
II Sunderland and other members Of the arstocracy
who body are deyolee % the canse, and
ready 70 give ii a "Jcd speed" not Ia words
only but in solid gold The fact Isl my observation has
convinced the friends OF freedom be
found among the arstoeracy not only here, bat every
where. Those who give Inspiration the cause OF anti
slavery here among the prcudest aud most glorious OF
Ehgnnn neeih,y WING ,ne lfosshen hperais iAe COD
den, Bright aud Roebuck always cry out against tho
slavery agitation In consequence 81 this, Seward sam
ner anc all our great champions q freedom have ever re
Ceived their Narnegt welcome from the English nobility,
and NOT ffom the Cobdens and te Brights-those disturb
ers Of social order.
Before closing must relate III anecdote which Gov
Seward tells himself Sith much susto When the mes
senger reached him announcing that her Majesty
had fixed an hour for bis audience the Governor
hlrl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09
Jersey CITY News.

Tag SHOOTING ArsRAY,--Ihomas Smith, who shot Thos
Lennon Monday night at Doyies corner in Mongome
~ street. Jersey City, originating in eight growing out Of
political discussion, was yesterday committed 10 the
County jail by Recorder Bedford, who refused to admit
linn to bail The prisoner Smith states that passing
Doyle's Monday evening, he heard loud talking and
went in there when he saw Walt. Lamb thro down
roll Of bills on the counter aud Offering to bet no sinh
picked up the money, and told Lamb bet and then
sat down on the atm % chair that ennon up and
said, SHOW, dn you, have got you and will give TO
YOU at the same time striking him several blows, while
others also hit him; believing iat the attack was premed
iated Smith drew revolver and fred twice, one BAH
taking effect in lemons stomach and lodging against
The left hip bone, from whence extracted by Dr.
Quidor and the second asnq through Patrick Kilur
ray coat skirt The injured man states that be had
scufl!e With Smith, but had no intention of fighting Len
non is not in immediate danger but il is feared that in
Examination viii set in and terminate fatally.
ELECTION IN HrDsoS CorSIY.--The Election passed OFF
in Hudson county yesterday without anything serious oc
curing The canvass very spirited and large vote
was polled The friends OF the candidates for Governor
and Senators using every effort the success Of
their nominees and the Fote Will probably be very f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09

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