The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-16
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Personnel I. sgenee.AAsse
Among the arrivals a. tho Asos House yesterday. wora
Ihnrov Wood, E w LAavcnw,r,h, r. Van yaxenhnroh
WIN lesser lights Of the republican party Now that the
sAte election IL and Thurws freuds assert tas
me WIN have the State Legislature under his thumb, it
supposed that hts particular busiss here at his time
10 relation 70 forwarding hia plan for erdiroaine New
10TH whn railroads. the smashing up ami an
A'cu,vr department two; besides having an eve on
A., h sn, ona street cleaning and paving contracts.
an s ~ exi~ca 10 accomplish through the paulny Of
. republican Legislature - S'' -
Inomas d. Cartaya, Of Savannah Save he knew Mr
n,.so 70 lama ,rnx DO Ovedo we 40 TO the wealth Of
"o WI nov say n 20 great the imagination OF
many have made H. but k,ows hr 70 tba ne,ncr ~
c"pao ,.an.a w.n over thousand slaves It, and
U " pan'aon with nali an many more He ia native
dollars. - 'ouh nni'ons On
Hon J. Q. Allen, Of Illinois; Hon. Jos lana ar Ovegon
n"n george D HAWKINS Of Florda; Hon James r. Hale
o. PennsylvaniH and Hon. T. L. CnRmap az Nor.h Car
DINA, are in Washington. ~ W
Governor Morgan has appointed Stephen Brewer, Of
Cortlhndvle, 10 be County Judge OF Cortland countv in
place o. H. Holland Duell, who has resigned.
The "Senorsn Of Bo~doin College have chosen Me FOL,
loving Glars ofceis for lSen-cass Marshal, W. W. Tho
Brown Poet VIM. L. Crowel Chroucler, j. II. Tnomn.
son: Prophet, IRmue G. Dowpes: Address at the Tree
Tn s rrnTy Ssm%',,ec q W. Tho
The Portland argus eays:-Master E,ward r. prehe of
inns CITY has been dominated by d Somes representa-
I'VE IN Congress from this district, candidate for mid
npunn IN the United States navy. Young Preble tho
My surviving male descendant Of C,mmodore Preble
NJ N the most distinguishes Of American naval COM
mandeis, and the selection s therefore highIy amaze
riste.
Gen George Washington Dixon, formerly Duke of w.
ea'an and now Earl OF poydras Ma kpt, New Orleans
was cowhded In Raid market the sth inst BY woman
who ipPsted that he had neuad her 10 The market
aio'efaid. The woman went ut him Ike tigress and
after be had received few Bcka CALAMITY gos out Of
The way, making neither resistance nor SUBSEQUENT COM
plant.
The New Orleans Pcoyune Of the 7th inst says-rnero
Inf
men yesterday IN our cy-Mr. John Owens, Mr. Henry J.
Walisck, Mr.. sothesn aud Mrs Polly Marshall
correspondent Of the Louisville Journal that a
sahd'r su has just been concluded Ltchned KY in
which Nlph e Cox and wife, the plaintiIs, recovered
1000 II Dr. William Hall, for OBTAINING the character Of
n arriving IN their carriage In The Place do Ia Concorde
Paris the horses took fright and up the avenue Ca
brele The carriage came into collision with cart aud
was good deal injured bu. a, that moment the coach
nan stopped tho horses. The Duke and Duchess who
were Lot hurt hlghted and returned home on foot
Prince ana Princess kesernich IArd ana lady Coviey
Count Wacwski among the guests invited by Ma
November.
hnrsha IIall, The property Of John A. Washington,
lying On the 70 omsc in the upper part Of Charles
county, Md, about ten miles below Alexandria va con-
tanning three hundred and seventy acres sold
auction n Thursday to s. W. Norris, Of st. Charles, No.
for S1?,so0.
Ianiel Mckay, fireman in the employ Of tho CAmden+
and Atlantic Railroad Company has been presented by
bic silver WATCH for act Of humanity and hcrossm.
which deserves ell praise few days since, the train
upon whi,h MIR. Mckay was engaged on the way TO
Atlantic fy the engineer discovered object upon the
sck ahead Il tho train Fearing that all right
the engineer reversed the engine, but the ap
preaching too near the spot 10 prevent any damage by
reroerace movement 1t was then perceived that what
was upon the track was little child. h a moro
the inalt would have been crushed 70 death Mr..
Mckay deliberately walked forward and took O stand
upon the catcher seizeo the child by the hair at tho
fearful crsF, and II WAS saved
James s. Foster In the OF New Hartford Oneida
county, N. r., lives q farm owned by General
Washington He has deed in his possession signed by
Washington.
The Etnver City Rocky Mountain Nears Of October q
contans The particulars Of duel between W. p Mcclure
aid r. f. Whitsitt, Of ihst place. The weapons were
Colts rcvovcrs distance scea. The Sheriff Of tho
county appeared the field but crowd present pre-
vented him from interfering, and the duel proceeded. Mr..
Mcclure was hit, but was not MORALLY wounded.
To each gentleman Of the of Tpperary watcr-
foro and Kilkenny, who hunted with the CurTaghmoro
foxhounde Louisa Maj chionese If Waterford sent q
hoRarhc portrait Of The late Lord Waterford the noble
patron Of the hunt
strange piece Of IL current about Mr. John
Bright, Mp u s toat be has written letters 70 evsral
OF the chiefs II the liberal party IN ancc Germany Bel
GUM and Italy proposing that when the Congress in Italy
meets, Conertts of liberals all assemble IN the same
town TO discuss Italian affairs propose plan for set
,3g them.
Prince Napoleon had arrived at tho Palas Royal from
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