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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-18
DIE ID.

BRENNAN In wDliamSeurgh, on Tuesday, o:s l6,
and months
BOYD-On Monday, Oct. IS. James II. Boyd
Funesl at o'clock on Thuldsy from hi. l1se residence
No. 80 Broadway fIiends are invited 10 attend.
BRAMM-On Thursday Oct II, Robert William son of Gus
tavus and Sylvia Ann Bramm.
MarJ A. Campbell widow Of the ae James Campbell, aged
Her hen5. and those Of Der James and Malcolm and Of
her sopsiuaw Charles Esme' Samuel L. Gouyemeou j.
and Alexander Cav, respectfully nv cd % tend the ia
neral services without NATURALIZATION a.he Madison Square
Presby Church tDr hdsm' on Friday the i'tn in'
| Washington ID. c.) papers please copy.
CORTELfoU-At Hampstead, Long Island on Wednesday,
Oct II, Nehemiah Denton Of Adrian and siary A.
The SSs Of the family are respectfully iavitsd attend the
fuuera at be residence Of bis brother inlay bede NO.
lig Lafayette avenue Friday, Oct 10, at O'Clock M
CoNKLIN-In this city, Monday, DC: u.s. Mrs Elizabeth
H. Cobkn widow Of Samuel CoLkn In the 4h year Of her
age
KAssoE-on Saturday Oct - ct the residence Of her loHn
law Troy NewYork MIRA H. KaSon 10 the list year her
age.
yesi Of bic age, son of The late J IA. ] La6a.Ot
MooRE-At Railway New,Jorsey Tuesday morning Oct
TO- San uel Moore, in the nth year Of bis age.
REIp-At Elizabeth New Jersey Tuesday evening Oct
is David Reid, aged 90 years. ,
The friends and Of the family aEe respectfully In
ed TO attend bis funeral from the sdence of his brother,
william Reid, at Elizabeth New.Jersey at2l o'clock p M,
on II uridsy Oct l3
Reins son of David 9. and race Reus, aged year
ROGERS-At manhq'se Long Island First Day evening,
Oct II, Mous Rogers ~ ID IN the ''h year oil ms age
sPARKS-Tbe funeral Of the late Amoret Sparks viii take
Mace this inst o'clock from the residence OF
her son. C. A. Sparks No % fifth Iee near South Fifth
street wi.msburgh This friends Of the family invited
TO attend without further notice.
SCHRODER-In this city, Tuesday Oct TO- Henrietta
daughter of John and Anna Schroeder aged years months
and IS days
TAYLOR-On Tuesday morning Oct To- Agnes Myra, infant
daughter OF William l.. snd Mary Martha Taylor.
WHIrNEY-On Wednesday Oct IT, 1860 Of peusy, Hannah
shedd wife Of Daniel Whitney in the I'D year Of her age
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 3 attend her
funeral residence, No 10 Bedford street. on FIN
day 18th inst at o'clock.
Bostn papers please copy.
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their nssivs-born felow-dtizsns; then HWoa,o ''0 y
itseM II had already retired 70 the Democrats p.,'
unieb was the fret stage of death 30 long az 'hey
voted the Democratic ticket unquestoningy' the
nar,oc,ats said nothing about their beiog for
a;oosrs. hut down in Pennsylvania he had found
,te, a. .oop as he manifested intention Of thiok'
mo and speaking for himself the Demxratic
n,ess was first to call him Shame'e,s
foreiouer!' Here in New-York Kuow-Nothngism
had ound its true associates and had gone in TO form
the Pro Slavery party of the State In closing, he re-
minded his bearers of their struggles and sacrifices for
Freedom in lsi9. Should they who then periled
Lib usd LeJea, und Gut ind Blut, not nov send
back to their counuymen who had not yet the power
to wress freedom from tyranny the that the
German people, where they found freedom, knew how
to understand it and 10 preserve itl
The tremendous outburst Of applause which followed
upon this appeal showed how brightly the fre4 free
dom still burn in the hearts Of the exes from their
FatheraDd and how naturally they transfer their bat
tie for f eedom fro the Old World TO the New.
Although it was very Lac when Mr. schuH con
uded his speech, yet few words were added oy Mr.
Wagner before the vast sssemblsge separated. IN"
meeting will add much TO the growth OF kepnoh'anS"
among the Germans of Wiiiamsburgh.
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The Horse Market.

We think that the oldest habitue of Twenty fourth
street will sgree with us that he has never seen
dullsr season in the horse market in the middle Of
October than what prevails at this very time. There
is almost trade, except to dealers, for stock to take
other ciiies in any class of hors,s The trade 10
ghp icsd horses probably hn any other cass aud
next the Gloss which usuoy sought after by farmers from the
nsshbopg couLtes Il was ger orally anticipated that there
would be pretty lively demand from the county for Autumn
work because farmers he'd sold OF their very close but
this anticipation has not been realized Neker has the demaad
for city work horses been usual this n
Toe tse and raT ad nust have hsd uuusuas cd
wi thr horses the past Sumo th they do net want
many usual or else they getting ia stock for the Win
tel dice. from the ntry at rate they do not make
great drafts from Tie sale stables IN fae the whole trade
TO be confined 70 retail business and owners
losing pIies. We do have hserd much
groaIng about their hard uck by those who bring horses
there az the present time. They say that here luck for
anybody in the horse Business but the stable keepers that they
make money out Of those WIN waiting imp silently to efe
But udge hst this brsuch OF tine business very
good for many Of the boarding stables not hat fuths fail
those the the horses Some lots
that have remained till TIE owners tired Of paying board
have taken them bark to the country Certainly Il is #
much to bring horses here for sale just at present As the
dull condition CT the market is oil charged the Presidential
election, perhaps 1t will be better after election.
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Passengers Arrived

In seomship Netc. YORK; from Bremen aaG Sostampton-
A. Biz hof Carl Frederick and Rhda Bulins oLhe s.s;
Daniel Marie Rudolph, Otto, and Fredercte Dsnssl Hs5
Isaily Christine Auguste Happe II. Weber, Wsrsn,,
Cal Absrn Henry BERG C. H. sehpge Ap2,ns sceiPp..
vart Adoph Birusng Emil aud Aura Kanl.d r. " Talon
4. H. Eise U. Charles and Anna ause. ht and hf, VIZ
VILE Sehupenberg schspsd, John MaEl Z Ha,dneyef
Mrs Roullr Angler Jos pbine Angler Guftaye Bo7lieF
In bark penus from CuraeDd-J' sbep Afostipe, IT,
In Dutch brig MdwieiO, from Cuydeoa-C D. Labee, hsI
Pei1oto. -.
IN Min PaIestine from L0nd0n-W C. Hail. H. Cater Miss
art.r Mi Anna Cater Miss Katharine Smith, II. ).
knlA en- 7. q. Plank G. Noakes
In sfT1mshiD Salqdin from Landica-J. Davidson n.
CapeI ter p Feren, CsrgiI w. Clark II. Monia, Wm.
ennes LADY, child ard Miss Brandon. Il l. Castle,
Mr. and Mr.. Brown W. Wolcott Mr Mowst. O. Packs Mr..
Cjibson and two children, s. Montgomery
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A MISSIONARY TO AFRIcA.-A large meeting Of
colored persons was held last evening at the Shiloh
Church, of Prince and Marion streets to listen
to addresses the occasion OF tie departure of the
Rev. L. p. Rogers, of Newark, as a Missionary to
Africa. The meeting wss addressed by the Revs. Dr..
Smith, Rogers, and II NJ. Wilson. They al spoke of
the hene rendered to the colorsd race By the African
Civilization Society. The speakers were listened TO
with marked attention and much applause. In con-
Gliding Mr. Rogers read very excellent poem written
by himself, entitled "a Mans Man" 1t was
announced that Stephen T. Douglap. yonnc colored
man, would accompany Mr.. Rogers 10 Africa, and an
appeal was made for aid to enable hiu to 20 properly
furnishtd After brief address from tho Rev. Henry
Highland Garnet the meeting adjourned.
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The WoLRDs TEMPERANCE COMMITTEE. - Mr.
John d. Cough, the word-reuo Sned Temperance lee
tursr last evening delivered his frat lecture of series
under the auspices Of the Worlds Temperance Com
mittee. The large hall of the Cooper Institute
filed to overlooking by most respectable audience
Mr. Cough spoke with his usual brilliaucy, and was
enthusiastically received lie addressed himself par
tculaIly to the young men, showing the danger and
folly of even moderate drinking. He expressed de-
s to speak before audience which stood in greater
need of helping hand than the one before him, and
hoI ed soon TO DO able to address the outcas of New
York. There are TO be several lectures in the
course, each one of which will be duly announced.
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0,o,,, w Mon.,om.rv % H...sr A. Rocket, all Of Ibis

George w. Montgomery Hester A. Roekel' al oil 'ns
city. -
sAyhGE-PfKE-On Tuesday Oct. T, by the Esv George "
Iucas ss.iSe3 by the Rev Burch.rd, d. D. J9.ep, s
Savage Sarah daughter Of Noah T. Pike esq OIL ns ivy
o. Now-Iofk i.
w8ITEOn Wednesday,, oct ~ at TIE ohaT " Oh
the Divine Unity ~ tue Rev James fi9y, ~ ~ w ~
shaw 20 Enns sd>,t dsuahter Of Robert N "h ESQ., ana
niece Of the oficis Ing clergJ man.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tuesday, the 18th ins., AZ zion
Cbufch by the Rev. DR. Creighton Benjamin suo1g o.
Pnbins Long Island to Frances daughter oil murray Hon.
man Of this city. - n
roNyNsEND- SMITH On "Wednesday. Oct H. at Hadley,
wss,s hn., tts by the Rev " WOODBRIDGE, Mr. James NJ
TaNr,eod Of NewYork T. Miss L1uise smi OF Hsdley
wuyI.ND- VINCENT AT the residence OF the brides
father 10 Amenia New York. on Tuesday Oct TO- y ne
Rev W. Beach Ralph Whylsnd, esq OF this city 70 miss
George daughter II Esbert Vincent esq.
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MAKRIEn
REECHING-PALl

BErCHING-PALMER-ln William,bursh OF Tuesday oct,
by the Rev H. johnson, Stephen Beeching 10 Annette
Palmer, al Of Williamsbufgh
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. We1hesd.y. oct H. at the
Church Of the HOLY Communion, Ncs.York, by the Rev
William hhorti william j. Burnett and sara NJ Parsons Of
this city.
CONANT-CROhWELL--At Caldwell lake George. on
Thurdsy, Oct. H. by the Rev n. H. Bates Mss Ellen n
Cromwell to BIT Thomas n. Conan. beta Of Cad Veil.
CONROW-MOORE-In this city, Moniay Oct Is by IN 4,
Rev Irving Mage James W Conrsw OF Brooiyn 10 Mary
r. Moore OF this city.
LIZ COUNT-SMITH-On Wsdnesdsy afternoon Oct H. by
the Rev lnskip Mr.. William lie Count 10 Miss Lanra
Smith both Of this city.
McONyILL-sToUT-On TussdiY Oct Il, at st. Paup.M r
Church, by the Rev j. b. hsgany John MConyl of R1cA
eater TO Carrie W. eldest daughter OF A. " Stout. esq OF this
city.
HONTOOMfHY-RUCKFL-t Memorial Church IN this
city Wednesday, O,L ~ By the Rev Edwin H. p Ceos
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MILITARY MATTERs.-Yesterdsy morning, the 18th
REGIMENT under command of Col. Buterfeld, was Ia
spected, according TO the statute law, at Hamilton
Square, by the Brigade Inspector. The men looked
exceedingly well, and went through many field ma
ntuvers with commendable precision.
Owing to the numerous parades made by this regi-
eut recently the ranks not very full. This regi-
ment has met with many reversss during the lsst few
years. but has borne up asanst its msfortunes with
great fortitude, and finally triumphed over them Oe
Thursday last it served as guard Of honor to the
Prince and ,he members on that occasion were com
men6ed for their soldierly bearing
The annual inspection Of the Sixth Regiment Gov
ernore Guard, Col. Pinckney took place a; Madison
Square On Tuesday afternoon. The Regiment turned
cut IN good numbers and looked exceedingly well The
ususl movements were performed in very crediaOie
manner, and the Inspector appeared highly pleased
with he drill and discipline Of tits fne corPs Inc
Regiment mustered BOG men including officers.
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.........oC
Cleared.

steamshIps-MouDt Vernon, Layhsld Portland T. Cfo71'
we'll Co. Guadaquiver, Dockendorh, Havana ID d. "es'es-
Welt a, ~ c.,..uy
Trmble Live pool c. A. Dewoh BDine, Stokely, New
BsIks-Mary Francis Williams, Wilmington, Browp Deosset
Co Lyman HDmphries New Orleans Robson Fosdieki j
A hazard, Lawson, Bangor " ,
Bngs-LotD. (BIl Johnson, st. Johns A. snths" Co.
Eaiad Ri, hsIdson CT. nfurgos
Scboot ersJohn Bost Lingo Galveston Norcro Prince
Julia Webb Eddg. Lsyacce NoIcross Prince HiiEs;t1,
Evans Bern uds Middleton & 90 Lilly Francis savannah
Mccrrnoy Mott Co Granite state Hstt Boston, Dayton
& Co.; Pergia (Br) Smith ST. Johus ~ b, ID. K DeSod
Leocsdea small SALEM John, steson, wilmington, T. ..
Powell
sloop-F Brown. Car, Providence, master
Ste ainer-Jersey Blue, Chsdsey, Newport, master
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TOtal..........2Nll

Hides gat.c y d.. Talow, 6Solc y n. Pebs, slo$l IS
each Calf Saline iOdllc u 10.
Beef Extra and kr suAity include nothing but the
best large fat stall fed Oxen. Seooad quality Includes the beat
gessed oren the bes. Ited Cows aud the bcs shfeey.1
old stees Ordinary CONSISTS q Bus AID tho sfuss Of lots
smEKP-Eztrs incades CoSse aud when those Of inferior
quality ere thrown out
Ihse 1903 tho Eastern k,roaa Sl over the
Boston and Lowell, and 20 over tbe Fitnbturs.
hbnkNs-TheIs large stock Of Cattle at market 70 day
M addition to about u0 kept from last about
Cattle were Stores The best quality sold At last week prices
lower grades and stores dull aud ices The market
Store Cattle ut low figures
Sheep miher dull prices lower say about l?lc head
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EyASGELIcAL ALLIAScE.-This Alliance met last
veniDg at the Bible House, and elected the following
cfieers President, Henry a. Mot,; Vice-Presidens,
Benz B. Atterbury and Edward L. Fsncheri Treasur-
err, j. c. HeldeD Secretary Of Missions the Rev. Chs
C. Goss. Arrangements being made to establish
religious meetngs in various parts OF the city among
the non -churchgoers week evenings well as upon
the Saba h.. One place was agreed upon last evening"
at Lebanon Hall. No 1913 Hudson street. The first
meeting at this place occurs on Tuesday evening
al - o'clock.
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BERGER AND TIExAS.-Bergsr's theater in Phelsns
building, crowded last evening Berger played an
even game of one hundred and fifty points with Mr..
Tieman Of Cincinnati; and al hough not equal to him
SELF won by serenity one points. Tieman deserved the
praises he got from the company and from bis opponent.
His execution was very fine and proved that with
familiar knowledge Of the auglas Of the French
table and of the tendencies of the small bals he would
lie an antagonist worthy of the great MASTER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-18

NEw.YoRK Medical COLLEGE AND CHARITY
HosPrTAL.-The introductory lecture to the regular
course of instruction in this institution was delivered
last night in the College building In Thirteenth street,
near the Fourth avenue, by Prof Dorsmus. The hall
was densely crowded, and among the audience we
noticed many of the promine medical men of the city
The Professor delivered an interesting lecture on
chemistry, illustrating hs subject with many pleasing
experiments.
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Philadeiphia Cnttle Marass-Ocr I.

There excellent supply Of Beef Cattle this week the
Offerings amounting TO l5O h.ad Of which wer qo5d
condition The demand good aud prices for prr Cse
sdyrnced slightly Most of those offered sold at from SO
sDd 80 30 b. 100 10 fot common good, and prime
snEkr-The upI Of Sheep continues fair eaual
70 TOE demand the oorgs only amounting 500 head all OF
which were sold at from 8Q9c y II, dressed "
HoGs-Thsre unusual number OF Hog. In market t
nun per both yards foottg TO 80oJ head The
81 no~eSe was brss, ad Gales rdy made at fro N
% 1oG ~ and 80 y 100 ~ according 20 quality
CowsThe sale OF Cows I6 head al from 2S
@oo This maj ke has been duh for past
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

REpoRrRD ZOE rHA n. 7. TRIBUNE, Ri 0Eo KuFP.
WEDsKsDkY, Oct II, 1869.
Whole runter OF Cattle &. market oil about 600 Beeve
and oil stores consisting Of Working Cxsr Mich Cows, and
one, tive, and three years old.
PRICKs OF MAKKKT BLEs-Extrs, SO 606S7i hrst quality
Ssi second quality, 81 2 thTd quality, 90 50; ordinary
81 rs.
PaIogs SToRE CAfTLB Working Oxen, per pair from
as 10 5l60; COws AID Caves om t256d67; Tealinss
eTds9; Tao yea, old. slO0s2; ThIe' Old Sl46 ST.
Sheep and Lambs 100 Market Prices In iots 81 ESQ
81 IS 942 each; EItrs, 81 255&2 73GS5t0
NUMBER FROM EACH
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BROORL wv ITEMS.

MILITARY PARADE.-The l4th Regiment under
command of Col A. NJ. Wood, paraded yesterday
afternoon in Washington Park. The ranks were not
very full, but the regiment, notwithstanding, made
very fine appearance and performed the various evolu
toms with credit Washington Park is the beat place
for military parade in the city, and should be more
frequently used for the purpose than it ia.'
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Temperance ASSIyERsARY. The twelfth anniver-
sory of Green point Division No. 80 Of Sons OF Tempe
rance was celebrated las. night in the Reformed Ddtch
Church at that place. There was good speaking ny
Silas COndict Of New-Jersey, the Rev. @. Talmase
aud Others An agreeable mdsieal entertainment was
furnished by the Marshal Glee Club Of Gfeenpolnt.
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THE Board OF SUPERVISORS -REPuDIArIoE.-
TIE Board met at the County Jail yesterday alter
noon. .,r >,
A communication from Mr. +. 5. Stahlkpecht was
recsived, in which he stated hat he was prepared TO
move that it is the practice Of the District Attorney TO
exact IRON persons arrested r crime the sum OF 70
Iefre granting discharge on bail and asks the Board
to taks measures TO aoohsh such praci 'es The sab
iect was referred 10 the Law Co n III tee.
The following bills were ordered 70 bs paid: ). B.
Poll ard, $40 As; ID. S. jones' $40 %; j. Casio Y,
sl65 co; p. Halssy, $40; j. c. Yandervesr, Sl25;
Thos. Watson Sl60; II. l.. Guck, 500.
The Committee on Special and Local Taxes, to which
was referred the subject Of the amounts TO be levied
First for general expenses of Sewer Commissioners,
sos 000 second 20 meet the estimated dehcences In
the water rtv,nue for the payment Of interest on the
wa er debt $50 Geo. reported adverse to raising those
two amounts. The report was adopted.
In consequence of this action no provision can be
made to pay the interest falling due on the first Of Jan
nary next unless the financial officers Of the city, In
violation of law, bit TO use money appropriated Tor
other purposes This is the first instance record OF
reputation on the part the Supervisors OF Kings
COuoty. ooo
The Law Committee reported that the sum of $4,000
received for licenses now IN the hands Of the Ex-
CHE Commissioners and that they claim the right to
hold this amount at their pleasure. The Committee
reported in favor Of directing the County Treasurer 10
collect the sum in their hands by such means ss might
be deemed necessary. The Commissioning, 1t appe are,
have deposited the amount 10 banB instead OF handing
il over 10 the County Treasurer. Hence the difficulty.
Tue subjest of purchasing location on Washington
Park for a Court House was brought up, but alter
short discussion the matter was lsld on the taoe 70
await toe action Of the Common Council, which body,
II will be recoected referred the matter to the Cor
poraiion Counselor for repors.
The Beard adjourned till the 7th November.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-18

The CoURT OF SEssIoSs.-This Court met yester-
day but did important business Several persons who had
been arrested on suspicion of committing crime were set al
liberty Grand jury having failed to hnd bills OF Indictment
against them Augustus LsDier for arson,
Charles feonious assault Ernest Lew Tor burglary
Timothy witness IN Of the above cases was also
discharged from the Ho1se Of Detention and he Court adjourned
this morning at 10 O'Clock.
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r,w ALLEGED ArTENPr TO Burn AND SrRasGLE
M, The ury IA The Of Edwin Rogers tho yong man
a on charge Of attempting TO burn sod strange q" "ie
us IA verdict Of guilty OF ss,s alt and battery
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Rereinia Of Produce,

Ioia! BY all Routes oct H. ls602 4ss bbl. Foor aao bh.
Corn Meal 9ts bash Corn 8 los bush Wheat n le9
Os 600 bush Rye TO- 1893 bu,h Barley 80 pkss Lard a9
"hisi-y, pbgs. Aches, LOG pigs Seed
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Isp,cruEsr.-The Grand Jury Of Hudson
County have found over 20 bills Of mo'esnens sus
P .;0us Al,rse number of thess cases are for stab
hi,g and felonious assaults.
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The SPECIAL TERN or THE SUPREME COURT
The Special Term has been adjourned until Monday Oct e. at
TO- O'Clock by n the absence o. Judge Lott VINO IS
holding Cont Ia Queens County and OF the absence OF
Judee Sc.ugham who Is boiling Court Ia Suffolk County.
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CoUsrERfEIT. Last night an attempt was made 20
circulate number of counterfeit $40 bills ths North
Western Bank Of Virginia, bat il was unsuccessful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-18

IyDoRsHNESr or 4 CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS
The Kings County General Democratic Committee
passed resolutions indorsng the nomination OF Daniel
d. WiDant for Congress IN the Vth DIstrct al mees
ing held on Tuesday evening last. There are several
otter Deg ocraic candidates for Congress 10 the same
district Mr. William Wall is the Republican nominee.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Ca elsi Sets ,....,..... SID Moon-Rses.. EOS
~ATkb rBIs DAY.
Sandy uoet 1922 Gov I'LL 80 He0ste.. lI3
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By pilot boat C. Marshall No s-0et 10, Montapk bearing
N by W 20 mles spoke chip Black Sea- OF Newly ork nom
Chincha leland for New. Bedford, $50 says oat
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REPunL1cas ASSEMBLY NoMIsATIoS'-i"e oee-
gates TO the First A. ssmbly District Republican Con
veption. comprising oboksn and the Foarth ward .,
jersey City, met az Harmonic Hall on Monday ns 90.
and dominated ex.Mayor Franklin b. Carpenter ior
Assembly.
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.NEWJERS.EY ITEMS

grand Wide-Awake demonstration Is to take placs
at Paerson n. j., this evening. One feature OF the
occasion VIII be toe appearance of company of 100
mounted Wids-A wakes. Gen. Andrew II. Hopper Of
Bergen Co., the Oldest officer in NswJerey, will par
,icpste, and be mounted upon this occasion in the
rankp. Several companies from this city, IS wen as
from Newark, Jersey City, HseIensack, and oiher
points adjacent VIII be present.
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.tN.-.yo,k assisted tho Dis.retAttorney tnrough'st
the trial
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By Telegraph.
SAVANNAH Dct

SAVANNAH Oct A. The steamship X. Il Cuyler,
arrived at ocoeA lucsdSy mornns 10th, In ~ he1Is
ON New-York
NEW ORLEANS Oct i7Arr ships vsndalia and Yelling
ton from Nes v OH Joseph Holmes, iroin Boston.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct l7-Arr. brig b. \. Nah LeghoSn (;
schT Hoihensia shore. Cape HetloPen.
At the Beakwate dasted schr Lsnrek ffom Frankfort.
Me feT BaliiInore.