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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-11
LOST.

n OST-WALLET-On Friday evening, Dec. I,
4 wallet, c. ntaining from IS to Sl2 in bank
notes, list of certain promissory notes and other
memoranda. The finder is requested to leave the
wallet with or without the money, at HEIDBL,
BACH, SEAS0NGoOD & CO.'S, corner Of Third
and Vine-sts. ldell-a"l m. B. MANN.
n OST-DOG-Some ten days since, black aud- :
H tan Terrier Dog; answers to the name OF
"Jack" had on a collar, marked Frank Ernst"
Any person returning him to the Valentine Express
Office, corner of Third and SycamoTe.sts will be
libeIaDy rewarded. Ta'l FRANK ERNST.
III OsT-D o CA small English black-and-tan
H. Slut, on Friday evening last. Any person re-
timing the same to SAMUEL COLBY, No; 1z3
Ninth.st., will be literally rewarded. de4l-d-
n OST-LAST EVENING-A Clasp Porte. mon
h naie containing SIS SO, on Court.st, from Gut
fer TO Freeman; took the far as btberty-st;
took the cars again where they connect at Horkst
and got out at Court and Linn. The finder Will De be
literally rewarded by leaving it at 1l5 Court st.
Tdel0-bH1
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Moro Indiana Banks in Trouble.

INDIANAPOLIS, December l0-Our bankers
have thrown out to-day the following free
banks of this State: Brookville Bank, at
BIookville; Bank of Syracuse, at Syracuse;
Bank of Indiana, at Michigan City, Indiana
Reserve Bank, at Kekomo; Fayette County
Bank; Bank Of ConnersVillei Hoosier Bank
at IoQansDort.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-11

FRESH OYsTERs-The only place in the
city where the SSS brand of Oysters can be
procured is at Stiles's, 1873 Vine-street, next
door above this office. He recommends
these oysters, knowing them to be every
thing wished for in bivalve. Call in and
rive them n trial
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-11

CAPE RACE, December 1O.-The Royal Mail
steamship Africa from New York for Liver
pool, was boarded by the news-boat of the
Associated Press at two o'clock p. M, yes
terday, and all the messages for Europe
transmitted from New York on Saturday
were placed on board.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-11

FIRE IN CLIFTON The barn Of James
Dixon, who resides at Clifton, was entirely
consumed by fire, about eight o'clock night
before last. At the time the fire occurred,
there were three horses and several cows in
the building, all of which were consumed
before they could be rescued. The total loss,
we learn was about 81, 300, only portion of
which was covered by insurance.
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SUPERIOR COURT.

Ellis, executor of Carter, Vs. w. Dennison
and others. Judge Spencer was of the opin-
ion that the appraisement and sale was not
regularly made, and ordered that they
should be set aside, and that the Sheriff re-
turn the money paid by the purchaser.
In the case Of Stuart & Bro, and others,
against ]. II. Heinsheimer & Co., motion to
dissolve attachments, the testimony pro-
ceeded until six o'clock before Judge Storer.
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AMUREMENTS.

PrKEs OPKRk-Houss AT the Opera. house
this evening, the play Of the Masked Riders,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Waller in the principal
parts, and the farce of In and Out Of Place,
will be repeated, with o pas de deuz between
the pieces.
NATIONAL THEATER.-The legendary dra-
matte spectacle of Captain Ryd, which is
well put upon the stage and very creditsbly
rendertd, viii be presented again this even
ing, to be followed by laughable farce.
SOPHIE WERNER's CoNCERT.-Sophie Wet-
ner, assisted by various artists Of merit, as
will be seen by reference to the advertise
ment, will give a classical concert on Thurs
day evening at the New Jerusalem Church,
on LongwoTth-street between Rece and Elm
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-11

BosroS, December lO.-The vote for Mayor,
10. day, was as follows: ]. NJ. Weightman,
Union Democrat, 8,76s; Moses Kimball, Re-
publican, 5,6Sl.
The Unionists have elected large major
ity of the City Council.
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Tr,,o, M.e,,nr m PhIIadeIphIa.

PHLApELPHIA, December l0.-The Mayor
will issue his proclamation, in the morning,
calling a Union meeting Of the citizens at
al noon ON Thursday, at the State-house.
A Union meeting is to be held at Trenton,
L fn-mnrrOM.
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Albany, N. Y, DecembeE 81 Under q
resolution adopted by the Canal Oommls-
sioners, the water ID TO DO drawn on the
canal on Wednesday.
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GBy the Pony Express.l
Later From CalifOrnia-Full Election He.

turns.
FoRT KKARNEY, December 9.-The Pony
Express, with San Francisco dates to the
2Sth ult., arrived here at five O'clock this
morning.
Full election returns are received from
every county in the State. Total vote, 49,
597. Lincoln, SO, 7O2; Douglas, 81, ,O6G Breck-
inridge, 34,O4li Bell, s,794.
There is no other news.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-11

Mr.. Wilstach offered resolution that the
Board of Public Schools accept, from the
1lth of this month, at noon, the new school
building erected by John Kelly on the Ruff
ner lot, as far as risk by fire, or other danger
is concerned, relinquishing him from such
risks on the structure from the date above
named. Adopted.
Mr.. Wilstach offered q resolution that
5000 be appropriated in favor of ]. H.
Kelly, contractor, on account of public
school-house in Ruffner lot, provided said
Kelly will accept the same in City bonds.
Adopted.
Mr.. Bates moved that the Ruffner School
house be insured in the sum of $4,000, and
that the President be authorized to contract
for the same.
After some discussion, Mr.. Bates asked
leave to withdraw his motion, which was
granted.
DR.. Davis moved that the Building Com
mittee examine and report what security
there is against fire. Carried.
Mr.. Clark moved that the Trustees of the
| Sixth District have power to appoint q
teacher in place of Mr.. Wappenshenee, at 9
salary of $25. Carried.
A Communication was received from the
| Clerk of Council acknowledging the thanks
of Council for the use of the hall of thu
School Board during the progress of tn,
erection of the City Buildings. Accepted
and filed.
| Adjourned.
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steamboat Burned.

MEMrms, December l0.-The steamboat
Fluinq Cloud, from st. Louis to New Or
leans was burned 10 the waters edge Lass
night. No lives were lost.
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LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT OF PosTAGE
Monday. December 10, 1860;

VIM Francis Duffey, Alexanderville, Ohio.
Joseph Frey, Baltimore. Nd,
Nicholas Mel CT, Philadelphia, Penn.
w. Fl. Cleveland, Adrian, Mich.
Allpn & Co., Nashville, Tenn.
w. G. Henry, Buena Vista, Ohio.
ID. A. Sayre, Lexington, KY.
David Isham, Mount Vernon, Ind.
John W. Andrews, Columbus Ohio.
h. Arnold & Co, Philadelphia, Penn.
VIM. A Rogers, MonOngahela City Penn.
George Putnam, Roxbury, Mass.
louis Luckhardt, JOhntown, Penn.
John ShoOerlin, PortsmOntht ONO.
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FURs.-J. r. Pye, 4s West Fifth-street
has large assortment of ladies' furs, which
he is selling off at less than manufacturers'
prices. See advertisement
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From the amount for October must be de-
Quoted the sum of 1919 IA, being an over
charge to the amount of l36 Al weeks, for
former inmate named jeremiah Buckley,
discharged from the institution two years
and a half ago, but whose name had never
been erased from the books.
The following is list of the crimes for
,rhich the narties have been committed:
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YOUNG MEY's GYNNAsTIo ASSOCIATION -
The regular quarterly meeting of the Young
Mems Gymnastic Association was held at
their rooms yesterday evening. Below is
the treasurer's report;
Receipts Tor hrst quarter. ,23l %
Kecpinfs for second quarter 40 0G
Total for six ........"..S2,OO ,OOl u
Expenditures for first quarter s72 q
Hxpenditures for second uarter........... III 81
Total for six $50 2s
Balance in treasury. %
The President recalled his resignation,
after which the meeting adjourned.
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CoUGH REMEDY.-If you want to rid your
self of severe cough go to J. A. Stevens,
32O Main street, and procure a supply of
Whites Cough Lozenges. They are sure
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This includes only those kept in the insti-
tuition by the county, and not such as are
GENT by parents.
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AUCTION SALE.-Wells h Miles sell boots,
shoes, buck and kid gloves at auction this
ulOILihg. See advertisement.
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p,rTssuaa, December I0--M.-Riyer eight
feet by the pier-mark, and rising. Weather
VET fI as
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MEETING OF THE PARK CoMMIssIoNERs.--
The Park Commissioners held a regular
meeting yesterday, but transacted no busi-
ness, except the passing of the weekly
nav. roll,
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VANDEEHoFF's READING BEFORE THE Y.
MN. L. AssoCIATOE.-A large audience
was present last evening at Smith & Nixoh's
Hall, to hear Mr.. George Yandenhoffs read
ing Of the principal scenes from Macbeth and
Much Ado about Nothing. His remarks on the
bard of Avon were often good and generally
interesting, but some Of his peculiarly En-
glish egotism might have been better omit
led. The entertainment was quite lengthy,
occupying fully two hours, but seemed rel
ished by the audience.
This evening MIR. Yandenhof will read
from Dickens, when the general public can
attend, to borrow the fulsome cant Of q
spasmodically moral cotemDorary, without
'fviolence to conscience" or any such in
Fiction as would necessarily arise from the
perusal of ,our pious (2) neighbor's columns
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THE DAILY PRESS.
CITY News.

METEOROLOGICAL OBsERvATfoNs-By Henry
Ware, No. West Fourth-st., December 10;
O'oloet barometer. Thermometer.
Z A M.....,,,,,,.,,.,,.,.,,.2g.0j Above zero-52
~ NJ M............ ,,,.,,,,2q,1l Above zero-52
6 p M,,,,,,,,............2e hi 36 Above zero-42
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-11

CLoAKs.-Steele has the best assortment of
cloaks in the city.
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BOARDING.

UpOARDING-Good Boarding and rooms, and
HDOARDING-Two single gentlemen can be
II = accommodated with pleasant board, IN an
Ea,tern family, at No. "a George-st., second door
above Plum. Terms moderate. uelO-O-
EpOARDING-Two or more single gentlemen
yB can secure pleasant rooms, with board, In a
private family, by applying at 1O7 Longworth; st
near Plum. Terms moderate. delO'D1
TpOARDING-A gentleman and lady, or single
- gentlemen, can be accommodated with nice
front room and board, at S4 Fifth-st., corner oi
Broadway. Oell-p-
HDOARDING-Two or three gentlemen, OF q 4
family, can be accommodated with q pieasann
front room and board in a private family. Apply
At 0GSl Ninth ST., between Central-aV. ana John'
TPOARDING-seyers gentlemen can be accom-
Z moiated at 1876 George-st., corner OF Smlth
One front room. unfurnished. Coal and gas FUR
nished, II desired. A few day-boarders can pe en-
4ertained Terms moderate. deiUp-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-11

EscAPR OF A Richard Price,
whose arrest on charge OF roooing
German woman, In Canal Market we noticed
a few days since, escaped from the Ninth
sueot SIstiOR-hOuse yesterday unOTalHg.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-11

COUNTY MATTERs.-The County Commits
sioners, at their regular session yesterday,
passed the following orders; @. D. Crook
shank, weekly payment for new Jail, $40 SO;
tax for house and lot on Carthage-road, $32;
to John Dorsey, for stone on Carthage-road,
1886; ]. Knowles, for masonry on bridge by
Swift's mill, $50 IL. Total, 1913 IA.
The accounts of the House Of Refuge with
the county, for the months of October and
November, were received, from which we
take the following statistics;
whole puuber of inmates for October......,,,,, 6i
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-11

A UCTION SALE-BY JACOB GRAFT & co.
AfORNJTH0LOGY.-S STUFFED Bird, etc, at Aue-
tion,-0n WEDNESDAY MORNING, December p
ST. win be sold, large collection Of Stuffed Birds
prepared by @. s. Galbreath, Taxidermist ar
.fapPed on single sprays and in glass shades.
mong the collection are many rare and beautiful
Tropical Birds also, some OF the most beautiful
Birds In this State.
ALsO-A small invoice of choice Shells. They
'1h deli II '''" ~ "' JACOB CRAFT, Auetioneer.
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A UCTION SALE-BY KELLOGG 4 WILL
ST. -6n TUESDAY MORNING, December Ii, at
Dining and once Furnturei Sofas, Sociables,
Btuff and Elizabeth Chairs Cane-seat do. Dress
Ing and Toilet Bureaus Center and Gard TABLES
Canopy aud other Bedsteads Bookcases, What
nots, Extension tables etc.
ALSO Blankets, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots,
Shoes and Plated Oastors,
ALSO One Billiard table, and other Goods, etc.
delO A. KELLOGG, AuctiOneer.
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A UCTION BALE-BY WELLS 4 MILES,
"A auction ;roems 25 Pearl st,-speei9l and Pos,
Auction for cash.-We will sell, on TUESDAY
MORNING, December il ut o'clock, for cash. 200
cases Meas, Boys, Youths aud Infants Kip, Calf
Grain and Thick Boots and Brogansi Womens,
Misses and Children's sewed and Pegged Heel
boots, etc.
ALBO-lsO dozen super. Buck and Kid-liued and
'nniined Gauntlet and Half. gauntlet Gloves des
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Magnolia Ruled Letter Papers.

1k CASES MAGNOLIA FINE, SUPER
AS1 FINE, First-class and Congress Ruled Let
ter Papers. Just received and for sale b,
NIXON, CHATfIELD h WOODS,
no24 ~ and 10 Walnut street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-11

RELIGIOUS - The Evangelical Ministerial
AssOcidhon.-This Association Taet, yester-
day afternoon, at DR.. Harrison's Church,
on Elm-street. DIR. d. W. Clark presided.
A large proportion of the Evangelical
Ministers were present. The exercises were
opened by singing and prayer. After read
ing and approving the minutes Of the pre-
yious meeting. DR.. Harrison previously ap-
pointed to make a statistical report of the
various denominations of our city, asked
further time for this work, which was
granted.
The Committee was enlarged by adding
to it Rev. S. D. Clayton, Rev. Mr.. Maxwell
and Rev. ]. NJ. Walden.
A committee, consisting of Rev. II. M.
| Storrs, Rev. Mr.. Emery and DR.. Rust, was
appointed to report in regard to the char
| liable and benevolent enterprises within ouI
| city.
| The suspended order of the previous meet
| ing, reports of the condition of the Evangel
icaI Churches of the city, was then taken up
DR.. Thompson represented the condition o
the Second Presbyterian Church to be en-
couraging-congregat on the Sabbatl
large and increasing, prayer-meeting wei
attended and interesting, Sabbath-school il
a prosperous condition. Rev. S. D. Clayto
and Rev. Mr.. Leonard reported in behalf o
the Bethel cause.-The Sabbath-school mum
bers 500 scholars; the congregations ar
large, comprising in them many rive
men. They are encouraged to believe tina
great work is being accomplished anon
those neglected classes to whom they ar
now ministering. The Association adjourned
to meet at DR.. Thompson's Church.
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION SALE-BY G. A. JoSEPH.-Clear-
757 Main-st, west side, above Fourth On TUES
DAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, EVEN
evening at 7K O'clock The Books comprise large
fions agricultural books, gift books juvenile books,
etc The EngraYipgs are by the best French and
German artists. To be sold without reserve. dell
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WANTED.

aWANTs,n iron SALE" "FoB RENT
LOST" "FoUND,' "BoARDINa," &c.-Ad-
.vsrtisements coming under thess headings, not ex'
oeednp 6vs lines will be inserted twice for % cents
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Magnolia Ruled Cap Papers.

4 = CASES MAGNOLIA FINE, SUPER
Heb FINE, First-class and Congress Ruled Cap
Papers, just received from the manufacturers. FOR
'"'' NV Nixon, oHATFIELD 4 WOODS,
Manufacturers Agents,
no24 ~ and 10 Walnui-st.
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kETANTED Every family to use the Ameri 5an
~ Plate rOwder. Every family should have q
bttle for cleaning Silver and Plated Ware Sold
\ all the principal Jewellers. del-X
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-28

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
pHrADuruA Sept a., 1890.
ing Railroad, 24s Morris Canal ISL; Long Island Rail
road is'si rcnnsyhAnis Railroad 6 a. O., ., ,.so
Cotton sales to day 500 bales At los.c. 1879. for
uiddL1g sassr steady al DC exc for Air 70 fully
Flour declining: supernne 80 co. Corn s2c. soc.
Freghtscotton 70 LverpoS, ID Exchange, Irregular
but unchanged $1,000
Flour nrm and active, with large sales Ohio and How
81 % 81 IS; White, 81 sss 81 50 Corn advancing
mixed, oSc yellow csc zoe white. 20, . ~: rrovL
lard issc Gomez Erm a. l4i.c. isKc. whiskey
steady.
PmapuFHla, Sept 81, 1880.
Flour 1rm. Ut IS s2lf % 70 for supcrGne. Wheat
firm sales 900 bushels red at 81 Is Al 81 white Of
81 43a IL so Corn steady al T5c., anoat Mess pork,
SIG 80 $50; prime, sl4 Is ASS Whisky dulis &c
- INV VS. Als.sr. Sep, 27-sPN
FIour-sales 200 bba; prices unchanged whess--
fair request saee 400 bushels four rowed state 55c
Tic; II oco bushels Canada East, at SIC sss, and
of western miIsd, in small lois, al &c. oals-sses
aooo bushels STATE al $3.50 whiskey-sAiss 400 bbis
at 23c.
Flour Hrm and demand moderate. wheat-Msrket
better and IN fsir demand sales 20 900 bushels No
81 OK q 81 os. 2ltoo bushels red winter AZ 81 ia
81 10 Corn--Nsrket better sales 5000 bushels at
TO New York lake mpors-ls 90 bSis hour. las 900
bushels wheat 81 600 90 corn 10 900 10 o,ts ii 900 DO
barley Canal exporil 100 bbs -four, lI9 900 bushels
wheat, "a 900 DO corn.
BrrrAto, sept 2T-spM
Flour steady ard IN fair demand sales 500 bbls al
% s7ts as Is FOR extra Illinois and Wisconsin. IS 31t
So g. y Tor extra Ohio, Indiana and Michigan. whea-
Market opened al advance n 3c &C. but closed dun
and dropping sales 30 SEQ bushels Chicago spring q,
81 o5 1900 bushels Milwaukee club ri 81 oTss ssf o.,
ls GOO bushels red winter At 81 l4as1 IS Corn al
vanccd &c IN The forenoon, but closed dull sales Is 900
bushels at SIC sc. Whskey nominal al Fl 20 Ca.
nal &c ehts67c. neur lee wheat, lsc n
New York. Imports eco bis -four, i24 900 bushels
wheat 40 600 bushels corn rs 600 bushels ats ~ 900
bushels wheat, 90 GOO bushels corn.
Oswrco, sert 2T-6P.M
Flour steady with moderate demand for the Interior
and Eastern trade sales eco bhs AZ o. % FOR extra
state 81 for favorlte double extra cliy brands Wheat
market better but holders generally are no, oaerins
their stocks aud there but little doing salcs this morn
irg 0c0 bushels winter red Western, at 81 Is Corn
cats, barley and rye quiet Canal reiebss unchanged
-four. toc wheat, lie and corn 1oc s1o1Ec " New
York lake imporu-92cc0 bushels wheat z5Oo DO
cats. 26s do barley, rs 600 do rye Canal exports
500 bbs four 65 600 bushels wheat ~ coo do corn,
10 400 DO oats, 81, 76o do. barley.
Flour steady but SC. loo. lower Wheat steady and
lie 2c hiahcr sales lis 600 bushels at soc ooc for
No sprine: sec SIZE for No In store Corn stesiy:
salse Al eco bushels IL 80 &c soc 10 store Oats quiet
bbs four 12 900 bur hels wheat 10000
bushels corn 10 900 bushels oats shirmenss-boo bbs
4 our $1,000 Bushels wheat IFS oto busbels corn.
Freifhts advanced 1c. sght exchange CO New York
frn o. rer cent rrsmicm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-28

INiIArsc BIoSpN-A FATAL FAIL-A man named
Robert wnche residing In shokan Ulster county, met
with fatal accident sw days since, while trying V
initiate Bloo<in. II appears that travelling company
had arrived 81 shokan and part or the performance
outdoor tight rope exhibition BY Madame Carosta-
rope had been stretched nom high pole 70 the top Of
ianncry and the lady had accomplished her part when
ss aS rD y ne
rope with both bands allow ing his body 10 hang down
wards He actually accomplished this feat 10 the opposite
side but could not gain footing, and being completely
exhausted he let his hold and fell with great force 70
the ground, distance Of about thirty feet His right
injuries He attended by Drs Crspe and Brink but
their efforts could not his life he fingered three
four days AMI expired. Wnchel . married ma1,
about thirty years Of sge.
MARRIAGE or rK pArcHrrR on TX ALDERMAN Ncsrr-
pss-rhe wedding OF Miss ncspsdon, only daughter Of
Thomas Ncspedon President OF the Board Of Alder.
men, and Mr. Thomas Hadcy, vas celebrated yesterday
al Mr. Mcspcdons house Seventy third street in the pre-
sence OF large circle OF friends. amongst whom
many city ocia The guests moet hospitality enter
tanned nj collation. provided by Mr. J. Cooper, and
the Youthful pair received the congratulations Of
the friends OF their parents. Hon. d. B Tay
Tor made very happy speech the occasion, which was
appropriately responded 70 b! Alderman Mcspcion.
Rr0Ticsuos.-A man giving the name OF Edward Oar.
ter taken into custody lately the charge Of
ding. Mr. Edward Carter, retired merchant, whose
Us 10 state that he not the person arrested and
charged.
FKs IN WEST TwsSr.Fvm srExr-A CmfD BaniY
BtENxp-About three O'Clock yesterday Afternoon Ore
occurred the h -four Of the tenement building No ga
West Twenty Gh street the premises Of James Burns
The flames extnEuishei. Damage 70 the fur
niiure and building about $50 insured Que Of Mr. Burns
children xn severely burned about lis face and ha1ds.
Tw HsreHwotr CraED.--rhe Haugh~out Guard bat
TALON, numbering 16o muskes, under the command OF
Col J. II Barclay, pared Office yesterday their
way 10 jones Wood where they c0nieuded Tor about
eigtty prizes, valued At upwards Of 81 500.
Tzz FrrRr CRY GuARp, n A. rohlman, captain, cele.
braie1 their thirteenth anniversary by parade arget
practise and dinner at Fast New York. They mustered
eighiy-sx men, and had ane time In distributing
prizes, speech making, dancing. SC At half past
O'Clock 6ey len per special train their way homewards
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New jersey Politics.

NEWARK, sept zfs lSOV
The BclEyerett Convention OF the Fifth Congressional
district assembled TO day and well attended o. S
Ialstcsd presided. Speeches made against Lincoln
end resolution expressed to defeat Pennington the
publican candidate FOR Congress No nomination was
made by the Convention a Coumttee OF fifteen, how
ever appointed 70 select candidate and report at
future time. The probabilities that The BellEYere
men will support the democratic candidate
The Douglas Convention meets At Elizabeth 10 morrow
and the Breckenridge Convention at the place
Monday.
The Dousas men say they will make a straight on:
mina,iou while the Breckenridge declare they
In favor Of union Of all parties, so 10 defeat Fen.
nington.
union 10 elected against Pennington, IL predicted
the sontcs, yin be very close Penningtons majority N
1855 700, while the majority last year the dis.
trci Of Wright the democratic candidate for Governor
over 0iden, the republican candidate, was 900