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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

EriraGriiddry Case Of CJMiship
"A ITomaA lIoos a Honda, Al
the County Hall, Northampton,
England, u female was recently
brought up, named Catharine Coome,
married woman, who for the last
five months has been dressing her-
self in male attire, passing herself
OIL us u man and the son OF her hus-
band, and who has been received as
the accepted suitor OF II young wo-
man, The following are the ihcts
of the cRse;
Ahpnt seven years ago, girl SiN-
teen years OF age, named Catharinr
Coone, married her. first cousin, II
painter ll,g fumc name, M C.r..
tcnhm Nor ono time tAcy
came 70 reside nt Bedford when tie
wife assumed the male attire, Yul
the name Of Fret, and passed as
iks son ~ ., b ~gs \, y wdsL,pg
with him at lis ti'all ln-thy same
house lodged with them It Mis-.
Smith . straw.bonnot maker who
fell in love with Fred aud Fred r-
ri-~,."e'-1 D " M.
herself o0aNd was received as NIiss
Smiths sweetheart
The intimacy has now lasted be-
tween thcm iye l1mlhs Fred sleep
me ry,-s ,dyhf with thc unnlirr.
..t NJ. g,,.tl n.fr..t.t,trfr r.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05
LATE TELAsGRAPlllC ITEMS,

a y u
The Sandman army has complete
~ dispersed tlrc forces of the King
/ of Naples. Garibaldi, the Italian
patriot, now dates his dispatches
IRON tho latter city, where lac Is
waiting the coming of Victor Eman'
ucl. French troops are said to be
ON their way to Naples,
.uericO-MiramOn has resigned
and Roblcs Pczucly succeeds him,
THE Liberals are gathering around
the city of Mexico, in large force.
DoaeStic.-The Governor Of Lou
isiana will convene the Legislature
on the 10th inst,
NJ York C.h On the l0lh
there was great depression in
Stocks and the best yeeuriticsi with
decruasu in loans, md business much
embal lss0d,
iinvv1 pyinc'pal ba,sks-'i,s'aiH..
ously rcsolevcd 20 purchase e2,buu,-
O0O'storling bills and b expand du,
ring the week ) per cont beyond
their receipts recommending tho
same course 10 tne oIser li! punNs, t, 81
me p"hN AT 9'hg 9'hg ""s '''''''
Us doors ,
vailed, resulting from the action oi
the hopks, which further bcguud's
counting Freely SJockS went Upi
l,,.;r.ss v,g reupypd ana rUDH
business W's ,, Ionn"." ' '"~ ,,.., ,-o'.'
d'neG genero,,y was nm in,'o ! "iF'rv',,, G'.,,
-, "e. ,,., ,ni''' ,..,i .,y 49, W AZ BON - t,r
the So"'n 're"Io" oN I''' -'l' " -
rip'c pu9,Ac. ,.,i P"hlG, "'.s''. ,,is ," ~ ~ "
sta''l'''il' anu ,n' o'"NS ",'"''e ~
'gou' Sr, '''"",' 5''l - ~ us, "",S 49,,
the p'opie pessah 20 > u'i,'s','S'
WIZ .le ,ooAFneI..a ir.o' c,. t1t'I, thn IIn;o,,
pressing 'nell s1''l'o MI, ion 'I "ri
put alSo 'iiaV .le Norsn nn I,"" a,s,. Smo
inc oouth guarantees VI, 'ho s'''' V
ry question; they ask the extreme
South, in their resistance move,
ments, to consider the rights ana
interests OF the border slave states
TO remain IN the onio'l m aiiu SUSTAIN
this demand 1or guarantees
Wdsh'ngfon Cuy',-in consequoncc
OF the fnanclal troubles IN Nor.nern
cities, the secretary OF tne treasury
mas extended inc % Ilne q wi.,,'n Snsn ,,,"st m Ln
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

Remember HiHa-Thc rs
IN. J.) Advo rtiscr states tlas y. ~.
Quinby, of that place, accepted ,lIe
Black Republican nomination ior
State Senator.
: Mr.. Quinby is one OF the most cF-
tensive carriage makers at the
North, ami his carriages have been
sold almost entirely - the south
lie said so, himself, in his card q
acceptance. Remember him , r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

A lady writes from Pixies Peak,
that for three months she has not
been in house, sat in chair or
seen woman; she sleeps in a wet
bed, wears damp clothing all the
time, and finally writes these ex-
periences upon a board in her lap,
sitting on the ground.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

Rrd RrfT Martyr ioH.-We see from a
communications in lie South Western, illat
SIC Louisla5i and plyon Navigation comra-
a.r harc nearly lolnpIetcd their route thi o
sinps1l Laae aronnd the raft and say
ti.at lr iha Fr- rise of water navigation II
nnrcs Rod I.i9cr ! be as good as il lfas
l,ept fs- .salrn tcaF rast. SO We shall have
-srF9und The raft. and
ln tie Sp,inz, as It's cnnpans promises,
wcfi. viii he ccIainsnee'i fer shc r.rmlncnt
ressosal el Tie raft e,!n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05
DAIINS DNLASCOUNTY TEXAS, DECENBER IsASGQ>,W
sT. JAMES HOTEL.

ST JAMES HOTEL.
The great need OF Hotel accom-.
modations in Now Orleans which
has been so much dcplorcd iOr some
years past, will he in n measure re-
lieved, in II few days, hy the open
ing of the new, elegant and commo-
dious Hotel on Magazine street,
which Is called Tho 81, James" II
name in which the prevalent fash
ion OF Hotel nomenclature of this
city, of giving to their establish
mcnts the title of Saint, thus Is hap
PLY blended with that of the enter-
prising proprietor of the building,
A, u. James, Esq. The st, is ceg-
ia'U'y q most elegant, complete an'l
substantial cdiilico, sldmirahly, de
signed and Constructed Und + 'he
direction OF that accomplished arch
itcct, Mr, Reynolds II occpi"v-
a. ssntga'os .ls, .,si,i. a.. :, !. al.g.akl
Banks Arcade, xSEs sNiei cicraH,I
Matches strcots, with ; fiontof over
ono hundred fcct ON Magazine street,
The rear Of tho front building
opens into th-old Arcade which =
nrcs.ry,d ;p all ne its ancient r--
~ ,oI nvar a.. or.,do thc,, {. f.
connection with a still larger hu,id-
Mg with front OF thirty Zee. on
,T,,ozins ssrent
Ibnuoh rrorl scpopotc md dis
a,nt h,7ii.in%s tbc fwcllar. in lie
,Iotcl ,yould norrr d,sroyor- ti.at
,hql. MA. mora tIon one lrildmr.
IN, 6rsi ,8,onfs,,, rr ,bia nscali ar
ity Of lhis cd,,ioeIaud in tnis c,i-
,rotn Il, is an ;ncsttmable onc--is
'hot cv,,.,,. ,.no-, ia thc bopso bo.
,loo,a o, Windows oveuinr on tAc
strnot ~ .rcade and i;gbt and vcn-
t;l.t;on oro obnnd,nfiv secure
Tho or,.o n rsment of tie Hotel is
ono or tha most conyon;cnt and com
c,r,aLle style Tbere orc accom-
,noIat;ons }nr ~ loost fve hunarcd
"mnS,s and d;n;nar r,,oms for ren.
S,l"n,o,, Go" and cnr ln5;os norlors rc-
eantion rooms &c and III the 9th.
or features Of a first class Hotel
The whole front of the building is
occun;ed bv an iron balcony, en-
bracinr the width of the pavement,
at least fifteen feet. The rooms are
of con nvenient size, the family rooms
heinz in front and the single, or
bachelor rooms in the rear building.
Thav are finished off in n style which
;s b;ohlv creditable to the mcchan-
los Of onr CITY os we'll as the taste
and M ontsrnrise Of the proprietor.
| Who has snarcd no exncnse to make
tLo Soint lanes n Hotel worthy of
on,. c;iv
m Iossocs nj tho bolel arc those
,coll known and successful hotel
,,o,,,rcrs.--,lossrs Morse & More,
nrtba Sfty TT,lcl. rentIe,non whose
mn tarnrisc 1avntion IN businsss and
,.nnorol Observation-Disclosures ore 90 we'll
Rnown aud 80 hirhlv appreciated
thronrbont the South Nr. Morse
u,as ;dent;6ed Win tbn 81. CaarIo,.
80 a:a.,t l,,, ond contributed
IL l'a "'..iV ~ aS y ,;tr 49, o,,d sroooss
laLse'y " y l'S PoPu,",s 5.a 10y ;ts t nr;ncinoi
WIZ - nton M So &c ho " +oo,i, M nhnIwa
Peopiio'oCr.' C.. IL IL ~ ~" ~ nron',ss 81
OF Vne G,:y no.o'i .nI 1 ~, "0U.o ,',o ~ "
Una. esIaoilsi,liIeno i,'J ii"' hota, t,o nntnr
u anu unf'ar"tIeiva .Pa Mn;tad ~ s+otes ,s This
Pi iS1 -. 4..,,I ,os,It % ,n IN
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05
ADVENTURE WITH An EAGLE.

The Stockton California; Argus relates
| the following;
ave noticed, few days since, n young
eagle which was brought to the city and of
| fercd for sale He was fine looking bird
about three months old, measuring seven
feet inches from tip to tip. lie was sold
into captivity on account of bad conduct,
| having been taken from the nest some three
months since by MIR. Ilascomb who resides
about fourteen miles from the city. He was
| then quite young, being covered with down.
| As lie increased in size, he was sufficiently
tame 10 be handled, coming always when
called. and being allowed the liberty of 60
ing and coming at his own choice, which he
availcd himself Of by often soaring out of
sight, and being gone several hours Mt a
time. Lately however, having been plagued
by the men.on tho range, lie had become
fierce, and clubs were often rcsortcd TO to
keep him nj distance.
A lad aged ID years, called the eagle from
n tree, holdinSup piece of meat. The
bird descended with such swiftncss that he
frightened the boy, who dropped the meat,
when the eagle made fight at him. The lad
stated and sell The bird lowered over
him, cllRchctl ut him with his tallons but
appeared afraid to seize him on account of
fi"( (h"r ; ti"linF LIS feet incessantlvi at
him Mr.. ilascOmb hearing the noise, Went
to the rescue aud seized til: eagle by the tip
of the wing and commenced whirling it
about striking, AT each revolution the head
of the bird against tree, until he partially
stunned him, when the boy caught hold OF
tic other wing, and keeping the wings ex-
tended, they were safe from the attacks of
the bird. a third person was then called
to their assistance, who threw moose over
the eagles head, and then succeeded in ty-
ing his legs, making him ,afcly prisoner.
Mr.. llasconb thinks the boy would have
been oycrpowcrcd by the caglc.had he not
come to the rescue in time, and he sincerely
wished himself and the boy out of the al
fray while making so many unsuccessful
attempts against a tree.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

In Paris, when dealers in pre-
cious stones purchase rubies, they
bchead a live pigeon, so that tile
blood of the bird shall fall ON a
sheet of white paper, alongside the
gem, asa test OF its color; the blood
of a pigeon being standard Of CO.
lor and transparency.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

The following new Post Offices
have been lately established in this
State; Hlico Hamilton county, Sex
ton, Sabine county; Union Bridge,
Titus county; Bowery, Leon coun-
ty; Georgiaville, Lamar county
and Starkviile, Lamar county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

An English gold guinea, of the
date of17s5, was dug mp on Bolton
Hill, Augusta, Maine, few days
since. bv boy. while digging
WORMS Tor bai The coin Is ia a
iine state II preservation, ard Is
yaluc IS I've Joiiars
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

tion as Parson Brownlow would be,
Il You were going to select a gentle
man or man Of truth. II, W.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

An Irishman, named Donelly, from Free
stone county, was knocked down and rob
bed in this city on Thursday night, the 10th
inst. A man by the lame of Thompson,
from Shreveport, charged with the otfense,
is now under arrest. The amount of which
Donnelly was robbed was two hundred and
forty-nine dollars.-Heyad 4 Gazette.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

The Victoria Advocate says that
iho corn crop of Capt. JAS. Scott,
which was planted in August has
matured beyond danger from frost,
making about 40 bushels to the acre
besides an abundance of fodder.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

The great billiard contest in New
York has terminated in favor OF
Kavanaugh, who beat Tieman 20
in the champion game of 1000. The
greatest z run was made by Tic
man, who made one of 1S5. IA
vanaugh wins the gold cue, and IN
consequence of Phelan's Withdraw
al he also becomes champion OF
America.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

The Hampstead Courier says that
preparations are being made for an
extensive nnanufactory Of brown and
= Il stcns ware IN Hampstead. We
wish this and all other enterprises
of the kind the utmost sgccesS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

To be Hung.-Wc take the follow
ing from the Montgomery Mail of
the I'd Nov:
another E'miSsdry.-A man by
the name of Palmer 4 daguerrean
artist, has been detected at Ope!iia.
Ala, tampering with the slaves OF
John Smith, CT.) and others, be-
tween Opclika and Auburn. He
gave several negroes bowie knives,
and otherwise attempted to instill
into their minds seditious acts. He
was detected, pursued and apprc-
hended, and the proof being posit-
i've, he is to be hung at Auburn to-
day! Lct him swing high and long.
There are many others in the South
that should be dealt with in like
manner. We learn this from IN
doubted authority, and can Toucb
for its veracity.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05
hi i. !sSlBLR cONfLiCr II
fM YORK,

... .. .ts.,I ihst intense excitement pre-
,n.I...#.a.s. orange county, New YORK.
.......ai,.r - the heariless aud delll-
s.n... 81. "a Phineas 4. Wood ESQ "a
LielIy respectable resident OF Goshen, hy q
Hack demon in human form, for no other
reason than that the unfortunate man W"s
a Union ar fusion man, and therefore "p-
p,sed To the hyp0cliiieal prelense II neEro
equality. The New York Express says;
"a Union meeting was held in the town
ON saturday evening, and after the adjourn
men', mast Of the people having gone home
gtng II black ruiiians, some fourteen or
fifesn IN number, made a Furious attack up
ui hnlri Nla rma'n.l Ia the public
hau,s wlri, iha mgyuu $40 ltld, The ne
gru, being all salUsri, l,rorious fellows
and put numbering tho whites, succeeded la
lisprr,lug the later leaving their marks
on Il in iu macy gouud--ihe negroes re-
n,a.i hF ,ansier. u tie hell.
Tlrh hsrs Of ihe 0pll - sprce,Ns, he
shit nNi tttNAed F,ii rcesh recrnit nnd
"a ipi. d ,icgo,l ia tAr negroes severe elias
rrsrmeu. ufer which everything was quiet
This n,k llioe on Thursday evening, On
FIil,l. one of thc uegrucs illrsi4ns for re-
,onge, paraded the slrye,s oi Goshen, with
a rifle in his hand, saying he was going TO
shoot damned white Democrat and bawl-
ing ont that "eyery Democrat ought to have
his throat cut People thought he was not
in earnest, aud did not mind his threats
Tie negro then, with his gun loaded To the
mulIlc, Proceeded to hs-home, about three
miles out of town. At this time Mr., Wood
happened TO be coming along an his way To
Goshen, seeing whom, the negro came out
and deliberately leyelc'l his gun NJ him.
The gun missed fire whcreupon some words
passed between Mr.. Wood aud his assailani,
afior which the latter, unhecding the re-
monstrances of his victim, rcprimcd his
gun, aud shot Mr.. Wood dead ON tho spot,
the ball taking effect in the back of his heat
The murderer was subsequently arrested by
the authorities. and lodged in Jail
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

In answer u the letters G!nl8
tic odeitor Of the houston Welc-
graph, asking ,chut shall be d2aa
IN case Lincoln be eiccted? the Hon.
John H. Reagan, Of the Last Hon.
Guy NJ. Bryan, Of Galveston; + S.
Stockdale, Senator from Calhoun
f. r.. Lubbock, late Lieutenant Gov
crnor; Judge PeterW Gray, Of Hous-
ton William r. Reagan, Of Fails,
and various other influential and
well known men, lave answered
through the columns of the Tele-
graph. We have no time TO state
in detail their views. They all
agree in bitter, determined oppo-
sition to Lincoln, and their minds
all favor substantially the plan pro
posed in the resolutions unanlm,
ously and enthusiastically adopcd
at the Bell county meeting last Sat
urday. That OF some kindred plan,
from It's abiding spirit, piacti-
cability and conservative, yct de-
termined element of opposition to
wrong and defence Of right, will
doubtless receive the cordial sup
port of nine tcnths of the people OF
Texas. We must speak the mighty
wW of all Texas through the Leg
islature or convention. Nothing
less will secure our rights, establish
concord and finally by its irresisi-
BILE effects, give security, confidence
and reposc to che people of this
State. The sooner that voice can
be heard the better. Time is pre-
cious.-Belton Democrat
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05
sWiNpELts LNNE
,lWit N GETTING.
urr rs 90, rant. Co., Texas, !

Ef.....i 3D., 1850.
Ht. HglI mc.In previously appointed
iyyb.,.a.ns urTr mt county, Col, Rob
aii nIljsr. Nl. ca,,ri 10 the chair, and
Nn b. 'rr.- rpuo.u I Secretary. Capt,
%. d. U. W ed upon explained
ihp .. .,... ..r tlgut,fiiig To be, TO take into
consideration tpe eru that should he pur-
n.i .t. Ns r.U no election of Lincoln
rr..I.n., tIt HpH,blic On motion, the
tllu-.re ,. c,1reuen were appointed a
,,urg ...t. I'd. 'r.N a ,olutions expressive
nf rII. Studs. orr .tpi ia. ting, viz: Junius w.
suiH, Is.. 1.s. N W. Daggci, Capt, W.
"A. .r'.r. a, a. fur'ar, Esq, Col. {. y.
Ilrr.... .,r.. frrms ircd, Col. VI. 4. john
-,, ,... .rY.( ..1 90 aud addressed the
Inrr. ..I. a .i. g'oI istic calm and digni-
fed urrlur '' ur ted the meeting TO
oa'mp.s. .uf r3ilgug TO first know the
Ifr,f. md t..u m..u'ain il. lie continued
lfsism .. uI. 'lr committee was an
-....,e' f,u ir his seat.
rI. sN,ur..r rf r iblc and resolutions
'e.c Offered hr 'tn cHnmittcc, voted upon
rrflr.t.'r gt rI.,i unanimously. viz:
Wura 81, ,N' rNccu' clction of Abraham
Lir..m urg Pre- dcncy by sectional
majority Is iUst SOW 20 for solemn protests
ryeri1y.c',. zoo ass,inblc in convention to
consider ur t.rg : that threaten them
aui fU'ii t,-',u'us, and the best mode
of aEu.ng ihns" ngers,
En3ri 7" VlIl VIC, the people of Tar
rnnt rI.r.r Urpoaiye of party, assem-
i.yf ia m. m.r rg do hereby respectful
I..rH lu o., scrllency, Gov. Houston,
to g.s.u h, he .atnre. ntan carly day.
Hn, ti.rir.y 10 $50 s,'ch action ms in their
r.i.iUl .nry wnv .rl eve the existing emer-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

Good for Pass RriSiqR. .--st iiie
election on Tuesday asl, IL votes
were cast at the Pass Christian Pre
G MT OF these, two, beth BrccS
urid ~ votes. were thrown oni -
t raaliiY. Ihe nlef
- '6ii W. frselsana .is.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

Jlican has the follow
Bicklcy's organiza-

fho Mar-ha'l BorJ Ulcan has the follow
iuriurc,nt.uD io icn Bicklcys organiza-
t,a1 Of *. a. a.:
-'Wc oclirc IN southern organizations,
Mt rnal ehatcycr j. done, shall be done
pcuiy and wi,h the knowledge of our en-
iltrepllq IN ajLor words, we do not be-
ucvc inscNct ol,Eauigt tions, and particular
iy secret military and political organiza-
ficns. NrTegmd hem as dangerous in a
ioppblic WheDcyn. he day of resistance
comes c como it m,$t, there is not South
crn Staie tiiut cannot iend forth, armed and
e,,a,,,-t, .-u dausand men, who have been
accustomed 70 tnc h'c of arms from their
vouth ibesc unu VIII scarcely be missed
from, among us, ana yot they will constitute
10 amy Of 50,00lmen, who, in point of ef-
fcicpc5. iaDal,eenct discipline, determined
valor iayepility, and all the elements that
constitutes valuable army, will be superior
to u7y force tm.t ha, ever been sent to the
hsA since tha wopli began. We have the
Strength "a nainga;r. ourselves. What we
eccd Is sra igif uoUpsels to avert collisions
Which II Ala, commenced will be terrible in
iisrastil,S 10 60th seetions."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

This. immense debt OF about $4,000, ,OO0,-
y1J has been accom- llated mainly by the
s,loodv gar. in which England has been en-
cci This fearful Legacy is bequeathed
- rs4rri.7 for then, to pay, if indeed they
ate i.5lc. Tho annual interest, though only
Sd rrr cent IS % fearful burden to be borne,
aol bv Tie aris. eracy,. but by the laboring.
The lralrcinc the energetic and active para
n thc population, Hence every thing is
iayuj 40 pay the interest and SUSTAIN tie
crtravaaanec of H0yalty
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

Mr. Burlirgame won fhc negro vo-
tiers in his disirics. it Is lad By going
into their quarters and trciting
the babies
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05


Tm -Aa'iacd btm Of Engiand-d Fear
M 4 rag " fjgon@ Figures are both Gu
ric3ls una instIGc.iye The items rs stated
hola7 Illustrate tho uanncr in which the
national debt Of england has been accu-
maia,cd and show ior what objects these
i.ailensc sums iayo cen expended. How
strikingly ia here demonstrated the truth
Of dc fo.owayuiuss e the prophet Samuel
tc the ierpelitt~, Whom they desired a King
that he would p"ay5 IN expensive article of
lar,i.c. Suo Sam, viii, 10-lS.) When
VII na'36ns ica1t wi.dom
Tho Gtst King VIM borrowed money on
he natioun crcai MS Charles II, in 1850.
IU6S. On he a,ras.ion Of William III
She tlcot aD,onqtcd to...-... cGGO,00o
or. Oh ,t, urssop 81 Queen Ann
tho drbr nnioantcd to......... 16,j0O,O00
i1ii On th,gAot,Hiou cf George ! the
5rJi ,.a,aiatci to...........,,, A,oco,oOo
l-4n At tlt rrd 81 the spanish War
lie ish. am5nnl,.d to......... 7s,Ooo,ooo
,b'. ,i,b, .rpluntrd to........... I99,oOoooo
a.: Sn, dait on Suntcd to-. 26s.o O,oOo
5i,n ,c.,r. ~ Xxx amounted to 492 90 l,oon
Isrt Il iyse of th., FIruel revolutionary
War he lsa. mounted to-. 57l,OOoOoo
tho ls5t s,sor, led to.......... sc5,ooooOo
ts'a Whtn Iie j. li-h Ind Irish EN-
ehce,,r. weir CONSOLIDATED
nv ,iel,s an s.,l,. I'd t,;... SIS, ,2s2 ~
ESlj The aobf ugl1Gn'-l to............ SiO,lsl622
f~iv F's bt an5'ru' to.............. 1Sa,tiS ~
49,. The DOH amnartrt to............... 1ts,7s'2ll
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The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-10-17
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THE PRINCE OF Wales IN PHILA-
DELPHIA.-The Prince of Wales ar
rived in Philadelphia at balf-past four
o'clock Tuesday afternoon, by special
train from Baltimore his Royal high
ness and salt riding in. one of Knights
patent sleeping cars. which had been
specially fitted up for the convenience
and comfort of the distinguished pas
sengerS The depot at Broad and
Prime streets was kept almost entirely
clear, and there was no crowding or
bustling. Lord Re,afrew was met, on
allghting from the car, by Mayor Hen
ry, who, without esny needless formal
ity or ceremony, greeted him and es-
corted him to 'Darouche in waiting.
The members Of the royal suite took
their seats in imilar vehicles, and in
few minutes they emerged from the
depot, and were driven rapidly to the
Continents il, the Mayor occupying a
seat in tn e carriage with the Prince,
the Duke OF Newcastle and Lord Ly-
ons.
Ihe-fe was not very great crowd
In tie streets through which the par
ty passed, and the hotel was reached
without any accident worthy of spec
ial note. The party was luxuriously
lodged in the Continental. The main
doorway on Chestnut street was beau
tifully ornamented with American and
British flags.
The Presidents of both branches
of the City Councils called upon the
Prince on Tuesday evening, and were
received by him with his usual affabil
ity During the evening the members
of his suite took q cruise through some |
of the streets to see the election scenes |
and the Prince himself indulged in a
walk along Chestnut street in compa-
ny with Mr.. KortWright, the British