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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-03

TEXAS USnD STATES SSSAroRsmp our various
exchanges in Texas learn that the following
will be prominently before the Legislature for the honor
able position of United States Scnator:-B II Epperson
Robert H. Taylor, l.. f. Wigall, Mat Ward, H. r. Run
neIs and General Houston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-03
TEN PRIZE FIGHT BETWEEN sAYass AND BRsTTls.

The steamship Crcassian, Captain Campbell from Gal
way evening Of the l7th umo, via st. Johns, N F.
rived at this port Saturday evening last She brought
BIS passengers.
The Crcassian left Galway in the teeth Of strong head
wnd which prevailed during the greater part Of the
ever, and which, during the night Of the ed umo
creased to fierce gale. The ship, however proved her
self equal to the emergency and rode ont the storm with
sustaining the slightest injury. About half past
o'clock the 26th she made the harbor Of Johns ~
F. and disembarked of her who before
leaving the vessel assembled in the saloon and in very
warm and sincere compllmented Captain c. the
fortunate termination of their
sage, which, under Providence they attributed the
zeal and energy displayed by Captain Camphell aud the
excellent sea going qualities Of the ship under his
nand While entering the harbor Of New York on Satur-
day, the New York passengers anxious to express
their feeling towards Captain Canpoa officers OF
the ship for their unceasing and uniform kindness
urbanity, and for the attention paid to their comforts in
every way during the trip, assembled the saloon
In succession of toass and their accompanying speeches.
paid well merited tributes praise the worthy
commander and his very efficient aud gentIemanly
officers.
The steamship Hungarian, from Liverpool one
o'clock the afternoon Of the 2st u passed Farther
Point at about three O'Clock Saturday morning. and
mails and passengers reached Quebec the night
Sir James Stephens, Professor Of Modern History at
Cambridge and formerly Under Secretary of the Colonies
u dead
The steamship Fulton appointed to leave South
ampton on the afternoon of the 2lst for New York.
The steamship America, from Boston via Halifax
rived at Liverpool at 4:2o A. NJ of the lSth and the
screw steamer Ena, from New York, reached Liverpool
u / 80 P. N. Of the same day.
The steamship Indian, from Quebec, arrived
Liverpool II A. NJ Of tho 20th and City Of Wash
iDgton from New York reached Queenstown at midnigh
sho NTH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-03
TURKEY,

The london Times publishes the following special des-
patch from its correspondent
CoNsrANrINoPIE Sept IS, 1859.
conspiracy 70 assassnae the Sultan has been dscov
cred. Two hundred persons have been arrested here
among them the Pasha Of Albania, who apparently
the chief Some troops suspected OF participation.
The affair originated with fanatca party.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-03
TIE ZURICH ERENCa

There had oenplote suspension OF intercourse
between the penocntares Tor several days, but on the
lsth aeer the arrival of French courier the represen
ta.ives of France and held Conference lasting
three hours.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-03

SPoRTsMENs CONVENTIONAL call has been
issued for Sportsmens Convention of the State to be
held al Geneva next month The design s to take some
accn for the passage uniform laws TO protect fish and
game The sportsmcn clubs are expected to send dele
cations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-03
CHINA.

There is additional news from China but private
despatch states that there had been large sales Of
acured goods both at Hong Kong and Shanghae It was,
therefore, inferred that political matters had not expe
riepced any new complication.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-03
UR NAVAL CORRESPONDENTS
ISLAND ~ st. Rosa, FLORIDA,
CAMP FULTpS, Sept 23, 1859.

On the 2ist inst Capt Farraud OF The Warrington Navy
Yard arrived here, and brought down nity m,n
aud six teams, one large lighter the steamboat EWING
and during the past two days we have sent up the
mCst part of the small stores, the powder and ali
stores, rigging and several other articles. To-day the
guns have been taken Everything except the
the machinery will be of her to night ,ea.n il
will weeks get the machinery out the greater
part being under water; wnen II Is out there witt bc
survey held Oh the vessel.
Everything If gong we'll We sent some fifteen
sailors 70 the naval hospital The captain and doctor are
attentive To the men, and every morning the captain
takes his rounds. distributing cofc &c OF his pr
stores, the messas The marines ar.
very attentive to their dut. which very hard consij
ering their strength, which cdsss only orderly
at N xssS M ixo sa o a wn y
among the Nv, which they have aone. Capt William
ron and all the officers UNANIMOUS in hs appfoba
No" Of them; and Orderly Sergeant B,wc has enlarged
hs reputation learn the captain has written 10 III.
Genera. Of the Marine Corps about his excellent conduct
conduct has been great favorii aud 50 sncc our
G. ming "n the island He plays hs violin aud aruusrs
the officers and crew Last evening had dancing IN
his teut.
10 THE EDITOR HERALD.
ISLAND OF SAN RosAs, Sept ~, 1869
Doubtless, long before this reaches you the public will
have been informed Of the disaster which befei the United
States steamer Fulton and however much such an event
is to be regretted had not been for the anxiety the
captain fCr the preservation OF the lives Of the
united to hls charge US well as the safety of the vessel
without doubt the Fulton stead OF lying where she does
at tie present time would have gone SEA with all
hates
We, the wish, through the medium Of your widely
circulated jouna,, 10 publicly bear testimony 10 the
sterling worth OF Captain Williamson; have all re
ceived much Kindness from him, and CONSIDER II our duty
To give the only testimonial in power viz: cordial
expression OF the bgh estimation have oru- Of n,
naval ccmnaIacr . Christian. I; you viii
be kind TO give the tier bicity
You will great obiige yours, very truly,
THOMAS MORRIS,
THOMAS GARRICK,
ANDREW WILSON,
and the rest of the Of the Futon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-03

On TRIAL For MuRDER-Three young men
ramcd Aconne BaiE and Kelly, aged respectively l6
Is and - years are ON trial in Burlington VI for the
murder OF John I. McKecn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-03
FRANCE.

There Quite gathering Of politicians at Biarriz.
In addition the King Of the Bcgans, Lord Cowley,
Count Reset and Count Walewsk had gone there, and
Count Cavour aud the Duke Of MaakoT expected.
Prince Mctternich had returned TO Paris from Vienna
and held conference with Count Walewsk before the
latter went to Barrtz The Prince visited Zurich his
way to Paris
The camp at CbaloDs had been suddenly broken up.
TWAS rumored in Paris that the Emperor had requested
the King Of Sardinia 10 refuse TO tho deputns from tho
legations their request for annexation to Piedmont
ship Of the line, steel plated 70 be called the Magenta,
and the largest vessel the French navy had been
menced at Brest.
The Noniexr contains the following announcements 10
regard the rumors OF modification in the law
Several newspapers have alluded q decree which
was supposed would appear 70 modify tho laws Of tn,
press This news s without foundation In FRANCE the
press is free discuss all acts of the govern
ment, and by 30 doing 70 enlighten the public
mind Certain papers in becoming without their
knowledge the organs Of hostile parties, claim
larger amount OF freedom, which would have no other
object than the factaon Of their attacks the constn
ton and the fundamental laws social order The gov
erLment the Emperor, while il will deviate from
the established system in allowing field sufficiently large
Tor discussion controversy and analysis VIII prevent
the other hand the disastrous effects of alseho0d,
caumny and error.
The Aonite.r, in a subsequent issue, published crcu
lar from the Interior Department 70 the Prefecs instruct
ing them as to their duties regarding the press
twas reported Paris that France would cooperate
with sIan in the expedition against the M,ors.
Rnmos prevailed of ministerial crisis including the
retirement Of the Duke of Padone from the Ministry Of the
Interior, and NJ Chasseoup Lambert from that Of Algeria
and the colonies.
there was no Improvement in French commercial az
fairs
II is asserted that the conclusion Of the harvest shows
that the crop has been twenty per less productive
than last year. Flour and wheat had slightly advanced
in Paris and also II most of the provincial markets
The silk markets were stagnant Trade was better
Lyons under orders from America.
The vintage accounts generally satisfactory.
The forts were being manned in the bays Of st. Mao
and Of Cancae and plan had been prepared for armng
the coast from Antbes 10 Port vendres.
The French outposts the frontiers of Morocco had
been several times fercey attacked by native tribes but
they had been repulsed The government OF Morocco
not implicated in these attacks.
The Paris Bourse had been dull and lower but rallied
on the Goth, closing very firm at 6sf csc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-03
ITALY.

The government of Tuscany had notified the Plenipoten
taries Of the Grand Duke to the palace within
three days In Of their compliance the property
of the Grand Duke TO be sequestered.
The King of SARDINIA Turin on the 1sth on
a visit TO Pava, Lodi, Cremona, &c.
There had been reports from Rome that the Pope's
health shattered that he would probably re-
sgn but the latest accounts say that he had perfectly
recovered.
The Papal government had expressed satisfaction with
the recent article in the Paris Aonier Italian affairs
Ministerial changes in Naples reported. Fiangeri
had resigned the Presidency of the Council His sue.
cessor not yet known.
Garibadi had written letter publicly acknowledging
his admiration Of the patriotic population of the Italian
Tyrol for the heroism of their services during the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-03
RUSSIA.

The Hnoa'tde Rssse publishes despatch confirming the
reported capture of Schamyl during victorious assault
by the Russians on CUNT Schamyl's and family
captured killed. The Russians took nve cannon
and their loss did not exceed 100 men.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-03
COCHIN CHINA.

Tho French Admiral commanding in Cochin China had
concluded treaty with the Anamese, and would proba-
bly, start with his fleet for China.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-03
AUSTRIA.

semoffcal announcement in the Austrian 1ouespon
dencc conradcs the report of troops having been
sent to Italy.
The Vienna Gaze publishes decree raising the
of seigo in Venice. Some slight regulations will how
ever continue in force Professionally, certain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-03
SPAIN

Some Of the journals say that General Scrano is to be
Captain General Of Cuba vice General Concha whose re-
tirement has long been expected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-03

NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Circassian and Hun-
garian.
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FOUR DAYS LATER INTELLIGENCE.
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Verdict ~ the Jury in the Case
or the Great Eastern.
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THE SAN JUAN ISLAND AFFAIR.
What the British Press Say Of General Har.
ney's Conduct.
,>e~,~>,o,>>~>>,l~>>>(~cy>~o>
Preliminary Arrangements for the An
glo-French War with China.
Possible Early Settlement Of the Italian
Question.
TEN PRIZE FIGHT BETWEEN SAyReS AND BRETTtE.
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THE CHAMPION THE WINNER.
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Attempted dAssassination ofthe Sui
tan of Turkey.
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Cotton Depressed, BreadstuHs and Provisions Firm,
AC., &C., 30.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-03
Naval Intelligence.

The United States steamer Brooklyn has hauled
wharf at the Brooklyn Navy Yard max ag pse,-
ations for setting up rigging, painting, erecting
cabin the spar deck for the Of the captain, his he
appropriated the OF the American Minister, ar.
hclaIe II ma. be that she viii aot 20 into dry dox
at ia ST btimated there hardly aay repairs
needed OH her which viii require such H.
ma, hnery is said to be in excellent condition an, VIII. r..
quir- no repairs Her will be temporarily trl..s
frred to the United States Receiving snip North Caro.ua
while the work on her is going on
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TO win golden opinions all les, II seems doubtful
whether an operate Dejaz,t hold per sway
over the Partisan pubic. Madame Vcstvai has been
varously set down as Pole and Hungarian by birth.
She is Walachian, ard, to those whom may c0ncern,
her age is twenty'six
The theatres still enjoying most prosperous
reer and natural consequence, the managers
their novelties for dryer We hear of only
new piece preparation AID that is underlined at Wal
lacks, where Mr.. Broushams play, The Ruling Pas
sion, I, has been replaced by the old comedies
The programmes Of the theatres for to night promise
the following named pieces =
At Nibo's Garden, the autumn dramatic season will be
opened by the engagement of Mr. Burton. This
artist will play in two OF his finest rdiesCapain Cutie
Dcmbcy and son, and Guy Goodluck, in "John Jones' "
The stock company Nblos includes Mr. Chas Fisher Mr.
pavidge and other popular Mr. Burton will play
only twelve nights, and be succeeded by Mr.. and Mrs.
Barney williams Mr. Eddy has resumed the direction Of
the theatre.
Atthe Winter Garden, the clever drama I" Dot will be
repeated tonight and during the week. there being
dimnution in the attendance al this elegant theatre
At waacks theatre the fine Old comedy, g The Road
to Ruin, (which well played Friday full house,
will be repeated this evening The distribution embraces
the names of nearly all the artists Of Mr.. wa'ack's fine
company. popular farce will be added to the comedy.
s.The Rivals will be given Tuesday.
At Laura keencs theatre "The Sea OF Ico'' will be
given to night and during the week The acting ana the
mise scene of this popular drama both admirable
At Barnums Museum drama, founded on the
popular novel, "0ut of the Depths" will be acei to.
night for the FIRST time. It is the work Of Mr. j. Con
way, and is said TO be good subject well dramaiize,,
Al the New Bcwery theatre 'Garibald still kc rs the
bin The tabicaux are alone worth tie price OF admis
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-04

Legal n o1le0s
To Mary A. Britton, Patrick Morgan, Joaeph Kiteh.
al, u. w GARRISON, James Bradford, r.. M. Rey-
nolds and OrphA w. Reynolds his wife
VOU and zach Of you are hereby notified that
u Ahese in now IN fila in the offre III the Clark on
the Diauict Court Of Lee County lows, 1t Fl Md
ison, petition in ChanccrY f,4esss kuddick ,jr
claiming Against you the said Mary A. Hitaon and
Patrick Morgan decree for the payment of the
amoant das snrtwo promiury notes executed by
said BsltAon . Morgan 20 said Ruddick or order,
dated etha6aDA., lS55-one for $412 i0-lOe. due in
Is mon3 =, ID ons for 1893 y k+le0 in / years
from ds6f ~ slso claiming against All Ut you
the foreolosufes Of . mortgSge executed BY said
Mary A. Brittop to said Ruddick, to secure said
Rotes; upon ten acres OF lsnd out OF the NV cor
ner Of tbs soath hak OF the south half toE the
fractional NV. Of section IL In Township 65,
range west, In Lee County. IowA--in which prem
ises each uf you said 10 have or claim some In
terest and also asking sale Of said premises and
for other relief
Now. therefore, unless you appear and anpxer
said pe<i ton Oh or before the vccond aay II the
next term Of said District Court Of Lec County, to
sit at Fort Madison ON the first Monday in Desem-
Der, 1859, decree will be rendered aga mat yot
In accordance with the prayer of said p tieteh.
GD. @. DIXON n son. "a
Oct. 70, 1s59-d4w Pitts Attys.o
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LeENl NO11C0

A<C& - NOkhG0e
10 +. Jane Blackwell and II. n. Blackwell her hus-
band, Maria II. Huston and william B. Huston
her buabaad, Josiah Davis, Rufus Wilsey and
aIn.s J" aD.ois anu q. 8. ADDots nsr nus
Il band:
VoU AAdsaoh Of you ara hereby notified that
u Mcft " now on fle In the ONCE III the Clerk
Of the Diatriet Court Of Les County, lows at Fort
Msdison, : petition Of Benjamin r.. MessSnres
planning Of yoa ths said r. Jane Blackwell snd.
Maria =. Huston the sum Of one thoassnd dsllefs
as money due on your two promissory potss to aaid
Messenger, dated April 9th, 1884, for e1oe each 81
one ana TWO years REL pecively, with 10 psr cent.
interest Per Annum, and = mortgage ~ even
date herewith, given to secure the same also
claiming against all OF you the foreclosure of said
mortgage tho came tsink upon lots ., 10 and Ii in
block a n Messepssrville, Lee county Iowa, and
moro tttcuaIly Described in said petition for the
purchases ncns, and further praying for { sxlc 81
said property 70 pay the sur that my be found due
And anlses ysu appear and answsf sAid pstiSion
On Or before the morning Of to second day Of the
next harm OF said court, to eommencs q IT. MsAison
on the hrst Monday Of Dessnbsr, A. d. 1850, th~
said pt titiou will be taken a. confessed ~ you
and decree rendered aganst yo prayed for there
in gy NOBLE q STRONG.
Oct. -, ls69-dIm sAt.,ys for Pltas.
INsEED OIL AND LARD OIL FOR sale by
~ KELLOGG + BIRGE,
July lid Ell Faa~ 60 Mxtn-st
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Lexal Notice.

j
To Geo. N. Davis Bro, J. B. Underwood, Turpin
Daughters, w u. Clarke, Milton Jones Geo w
Noilan, q. w. Brown, VIM. Lowe, Nath, Hubert.
keckuk Post Co., j p. Davis, ;. w. Lewis, ChaA
". smith, I. j. Elliott Co.. VIM. Prics, =. M.
Brccten, Talma Breeder, Romuius parmelee,
Levi Wood, w. G. Andrews, Moses b. Morrison,
John A. Green and Angus g. CLANCY:
VAU and each Of You are hereby NOTIFIED that
il there IL on 6le in the cfhee OF the Clerk Of
the District Court VI Les County, Iowa ct IT. Mad.
ison, petition Of Peter Richar claiming OF WIN.
Burkitt the Of four thousand dolysrs, with in
terest and cost promissory note al aid Burkitt
TO Peter Eichar dated August III 1888, payable two
years sfter date and also an amended petition to
tho above asking for Judgment ON simihr note to
the above; due in three yearu from dsts. ana asking
for the foreclosure Of mortgage given to secure
said notes the Et Of section So, S-W. 4 scc 81,
frsctional Sc. ssc. 81, NE. sec. 81, w. 1 OF
NV. sec. "a, and the N w / sec. IS, being in
Township sixty seven, Range eve, in Lee County,
Iowa; and 70 which land, or . part thereof. YOU
and crcA Of yos have, claim to have some In.
teregt. s8@sASE TT
Unless yen appear aud answer said petition and
amended petition on or before the second day OF
the next term Of said District Oourt, to b held at
Fort Madison. Lee County, Iowa, Judgement will
DO taken against you by default.
PETER EICHAR,
By WV, F.BaL EHcn, his Atty.
Oct. 10, 185e-dfm Fsa-.
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j AukHo NO. 3x waln-et4
= New wsrk y nss. ,. =. HsAAley.
LIRg oF GEN. N1N2Y NAvBLOCK
Ons vol, l2no., 40 psEss With ans Por-
trait on6tsst ssd4 elegant Eugssviags.
M b. HRAnk&d, sftsr Ssine eDgrusssfA Hablis
4v1 Lie for thrse years. hiss Axaia retained - ths
6eIi Of literature, n which he earned widS ysps-
tation. The subject he has first taken up 10 one
we'll suited to his descriptive powers. Tia ukifs
II Havsiocks furnishO every thing picturssque and
brilliant In descriptions and thrllfnf Ii he nsYra-
ti0u Of d6e1s az swas. 1hs Arss sAnpaiRn Of the
yoapg lisptapast N BurmaA, The ronsnsie and
TRACKS hktasy ri the Eaglish army In A1gAanistaa,
the rAptdly ssecseding and terrible battles n ths
Punjsab, and last the unparalleled sieGs u Luck
now and HAvelocks march IL Gre ard death to its
YaliA& ara hsgs dSssTibed with that viviansss and
life that characterise Napoleon and bis AarsAAas
end !" W4shipgtpn and his Generals" The frisnds
Of Hsvsi0oks famiiy have placed in his hands ma
ssah fhAt 10 ether persons in the country On nov
obtain. Some ~ than soalA not - sfuratshe1 IN
Englaaa. And Mr.. HssAlsy Wa eonpsnsa 70 ssaA
70 India p make the colisclien complete.
The ardent yoang soldier, the unocmpspnisiax
Christian, and ths incom parable general ~ taken
Up in succession, whls around each 10 grouped the
1tupsuAsss SCENERY, tbs osisnsAl magnihessse ,and
the tremendous battles that have the
GmpAiUns Of the English army in India.
Just fscsivedat
OoDEk, BROwnELL co.'s
1 CITY Boox 61o1n,
AngHd 81 Main-st.
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Peach, Plum and Cherry Trees, either Standard or
Dwarf, Grape Roots or Cuttings Ourrant, Coos
berry. Raspberry And Blackberry bushes, together
with Evergrssns and Ornamental ShrubbsR1, viii
rsccivs prompt and faithful attention.
Trees delivered in any part OF tho City free u
charge. @5gs
Nurssry 0rounds In the Western part Of Ehe
City, on Des Moines Avenue.
g. o. HILTON,
(Lats Huhhsll : Hilton.)
Keokuk, Sept. 8, 185S-dkw
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Pictorial Dictionary.
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