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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-06-22

The Indiana Post, German paper pub
ished at Lafayette, heretofore old line, and
one of the ablest in tho State, has also run
up the names of Lincoln aad Hamlin.-
The German vote of Indiana is sure for
the Republican ticket. They have been de.
ceiVed long enough BY the spurious Demoe-
racy eai se = u
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-06-22
Fremont Yide-AWnltea.

The young Republicans Of Fremont have
about perfected their do.Awakc Club.
A sufficient number of them have added
their names 10 the Club to secure its per
maneney, and Preamble and Constitution
has been adopted, and officers Of the clut
elected, as follows:
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-06-22

A Day ARrEsIAN.-Tho State Artesian
Well at Columbus is now 2,452 feet deep,
the deepest well in tho world, bat a. yet,
the Journal says, throwing up no stream Of
water, or exhibiting signs Of the same
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-06-22
Douria. ana the Gormans.
Tho ohicago Daily 7gmss, pougIas' .

1ne chicago Daily Times, Douglas or
gan, says;
4Prclentions Fanters and extravagant OF
reckless reforners, who fed the oppressed
States Of Europe, not daring 10 meet and
combat the oppFessors, and come here to
indulge their oratorial propensities entirely
out Of harms way
This is ssour grapes" and nothing else.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-06-22

The barley aud wheat harvest has com
meuced 10 the middle and Southern coun-
ties Of this State. '''' sa'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-06-22

The law prohibiting the manumission Of
slaves in Maryland went into operation on
the lst Of june. In view Of this fact SO
slaves have been manumitted 10 Frederick
county alone, since the lst Of March, when
the law was passed.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-06-22

The Chicago Press and Tribune publish
es the names of seventeen new Republican
papers which have recently been started in
Illinois, and states that several neutral
journals have come ont on the right side.
The growth Ct Republican papers has been
rapid in the Egyptian counties
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-06-22

CAMPAIGN CAvALRV-The Republicans
of Chicago, are about forming mounted
company, similar in its organization to the
"Wide- Awakes."
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-06-22

AT some Of the countless Republican
meetings now holding in Michigan, the
platforms for the speakers are constructed of
rails. The State is good for $4,000 ma
iority.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-06-22

FRANK SAWYER, Esq,
of Norwalk, will address the Club. Let the
Wigwam be full.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-06-22

The Japanese Embassy il IS stated, will
certainly leave our shores on lhelf return TO
Japan. The frsi week 10 July.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-06-22

The Fremont "Wide- Awake" Club will
hold meeting at tho Wigwam this eve
ming. Every Republican is desired to be
on hand.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-06-22

d. Squire, Of Clyde, has sold bis stock
Of goods to his brother, o. Squire. See
Advertisements. 5 .n,, tf..
! Congress will probably adjourn about the
lst Of July. @l9p@ fo1 4.r7F
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-06-22

We, the undersigned young Of Fremont, desirous
Of securing the ascendency and pepetuy Of the Repub
Party and the election Of its candidates for office tn n
places OF honor and trust In the Government do hereby
explicitly declare entire devotion TO the Constitution
aud the Union and to the principles Of the Republican
Party as enanchted in the platform recently adopted BY
Its National Convention at Chicago.
To accomplish the aforesaid object do hereby adopt
for government and permanent continuance the toll
loving
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-06-22
Notice..

rs HEREBY GIVEN that petition will
he presented to the Governor of the State Ohio pray
ing for the pardon OF William James who was at tile No
county, Ohio, A. D. 1885, Of said Court convicted and
sentenced to the Penentiay for murder in the
degree.
June Ia, 1seo.-23S3.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-06-22
The Presidential Prospect.

From every section and through every
channel We have cheering advices with re-
gard to the Presidential canvass. Men Of
widely diverse traditions, prepossessions and
sympathies, concur in the assurance that
the right cord has been touched, substan-
tial union of the Opposition secured, by
the nomination of Lincoln and Hamin.-
In no State that voted for Fremont and
Dayton is there serious doubt of Re-
publican triumph in November. These
give us ia Electoral votes, to which
Kansas being most unrighteously kept out
IA new Statc) will certainly
add 4, making llS. We shall need 34
more to elect Lincoln by the people; and
for these VIC shall have to look 10 the fol-
lowing States:
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-06-22

Every one of these we believe Lincoln
and Hamlin will carry, and we do not de-
spair of adding Delaware TO the list, max
their Electoral vote l79-to 1875 for all
others.
Thus far we have not counted on a dvis-
ion of our opponents, but assumed that they
will put their best foot foremost and give
us the best fight that is in them. If they
Civide, or stay divided, and run two rival
tickets, the contest will be over before it is
fairly bcgun.-N y. Tribune.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-06
Tnr PRINCE IN WASHINGTON.
orr wAsHISGTON CoRsr reNnE~cr.

wkauscfos, GA 3. 1890
FSI 7yarclne N ~ Prinss-x Slsrrs-IF Royal ma
r,s ~ HeTa~Vp-Izs Lads AMI TAoiy g,s'isns-rA,
<virai IN Baifmoe-7As EnA1naim-Tz, Rsa,y .sol ~
Tafhingoa-R,putliaan s,ruplfaay a. ,<r
tsno loke, bu, real hard work. mi, travelling wsh
the Prince In this respect he may BE- ousserci about
The fastest young Of thc agc sni presents singular
contrast the iropdiiy o. some y his masccne ancs
tors, Who, II possible 70 awaken them nom tber
graves and tel thcm The hi.ory ofv,orss eiics, SO
would return sueh answer - 'You ny tel that b
the marines, but the sailors woaf believe a." r before
thosc fellows cicd steamers ami railways were uuarraed
a. and the winds orheavcn md tho o. horses were
alone trusted 10 u The performance of journey M
time works charges, and history rrcclAlms the rest
will glance once more a. Harrisburg where resigned
myself ,otuhcr Al early hour ,hs ,rr e. ard swosr
10 hnd large crowd In irunt q my rom ~ndow Tarcw
aside tho curtain when, o' Thousand voices exclaimed
alora, "Iherc hc III and nnggfs pointed lac hzgo
nets A. ny dmin shed ncaa-~ior what could il he but
dnhrltd after that, and whA, better soud A. than
hide ~ | dio 80, ami proceeded q dress re- sectlrg
meanwhile uron me oranstan,c q my tavisg occn ior
t1c momnt, nstaktn for tie goutc u thc ext fn
bot enc. Nho at some 'rtuie period fbcf wilne) vil
ascend The throne Of E0zand and become TIE
AT pno o'clock The Prince and ,rs having previously
beslAstcd, drove IN opea carriages 10 toe ate House.
from tho roof Of which splendid view " the city Il
ohtaraole. There you the silent SukQuehanna,
ooisd Ne serront "a garden and sp'ied sith aowery
ittw ~ have that pleasant anilihcss Afforded by
inctmirglrg Of hn and valley mirror like rllnrses Of
wshr, ytfdure, forest and with eleven thous and
rhabsnis and after the eurvty Of the prospect you re-
turn 70 srrd tmd feeling well repaid for the trouble
CURED IN ascending the sisrs
Ttc Mayor, crowned 9Th hat contrasting in lis shall
ovness with the shiny length Of the "ssoveplpev so.
brerus by the royal party sat beside The p, and
opposite them sat bic Grace q Newcastle and lord Tyons
carr ages.
There vss great anxiety msniseacd BY an 10 ret Q
sight OF the British lion. and bot pursan Of the rsr-
- made ~
susiy. and enabled the ulnssriors rvssts N
overhesr the ~mrss OF the people a. 70 Their
APPEARANCE And me Ike, which, however,
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prevent the scenes Of disorder that orally
ant ON an American The treasurer has also esuec
cara requesting gentlemen 10 pay for THEFT tickets spe
cie, 70 avoid the delay OF giving change.
Inc committee II 10 said. have agreed on tie fcrxi
decoration OF the entire Academy
, sA.ng That the principol hotel proprietors OF
y wou'o PROBABLY secure seats for their guests re-
snouo pc Done They VIII not be accommodating and
those peFsons New York and other cities who sn 10
Assst should apply directly their friends In 10 "a
CITY, unless the managers Of the opera shoud mako
arrangements by which tickets could be AZ the
New York Academy. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-06
THE FRINGE m BALTIMORE.
+R6~'t 49, - AtARhl4s
nis WtErrioN ASp Escogr rHRovgn rms eli

ia - LrrtoN AID ESC0Rr THRouGu TuE cry
nEr tHTt ~ ron wssuiTGroS.
ftogn The halti more American, oct
le frncc n Wsos, travelling upder his title or Baron
y ifvw arise 10 this city yesterday from Harrisburg
rptf - Nahofton, where he 10 " be cnsertannd a.
To- Et oft 1e esient n the United states Tho partc
iers 81 tN trip irom Ptshurg the Aorhan,c. u
HAFt kb4rg Nil be round Under our teegrsphc hesg
~ vhrcus points 90 the route from Harrisburg 10 ,hs
city hrgc gatherings o. the people lined the road AMI
especially At York the assemblage very iavre the
Prince stepped OCT the platform the train pAsscd
slowly through Tie streets of the town being rather
rsse D. crafty NE curiosity which had drawn them
8 timer.
trEysf AT BOLTON puur.
Tier \ very large asecmblagc Of people al Bolton
d1F, bcrE r4fnorci that the Prince and his suite
wtrs T. tatc carriages al that point for Camden station
he rsn however "a sd on without scarcely slackcn.
"a y sp~ci ne usual stopping OF the train 81 this
rhtate~ n rrtes vas conndentv sntcpAed, Det no
oee Gas sbs 70 reccsn tne Prince ~ The tran lifted
~ r. - wsy " Calvert station.
svvro~ Rs-rpovn
~ - 1sf~y. s.siou On immense oopoozrse q spec-
AFr -sre "a inssc, fling Ne depot and pcy.'or CT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-06
WELCOME TO THE PRINCE OF WALES BY
THE IRISH OF NEW YORK.

TO 1Hk EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
The London Pos, In an article en- orangcmcr e,vo
dig 70 the Catholic irish Of the citis OF America 7,
may be no harm 70 inform that bgoted paper that Eve
yths Of the city Fire Department are Irish and sors a
rsh Catholics and. In view Of the voluntary recent on
they intend giving young Albert Edward, they make
wide margin between hi N and his ocral her, and that
press that has ceased 10 saIder Their fathers
OCT :, $780, Nfw YORK FIREMAN
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY OCTOBER G. sso-TRlpLE SHEET

and the deck cleared for dancing, the Marine
BsDd sning tho The Prince opened
with MIS- Lane, and during the passage up danced wh
Kisses Ssdei, Gwn R:ege and LeiyIrd. TIE whole
party IN such excellent spirs, sud enjoyed the
voyage that their intended visit 70 Fort Washington
altogether forgotten until the fort passed and it
Was too late TO return.
-Four hours were consumed In the passage TO Washing
Ton, and upon landing the party greeted with %
iutes from the Navy Yard and arsenal neither or VIII Il.
- u was past six O'Clock, they had time 10 visit
he party immediately drove 10 the resdencs OF Lord
Lyons, and soon after dinner was served IN the large
sGHre dining room, With its heavily clrt,ped windo vs.
lpon the sdeboard and rich dressers Lord Lyons spen
oid service OF silver ate was displayed In the centre
OF me Table stood large golden tray, with three orna
mental golden vezcs ard these and two porcelain vases
~ NE extremites Of the table were fled with
MOWERS This tray IL the pride OF the family plate
and even s bemshes from the sea voyage
a'e pointed oct vi PRIDE Lord Lyons sat In the centre
OF the let hand side Of the table, and either side Of
him we're Miss lane and the Prince. Opposite Lord
Lyons sat the President supported by the Cabinet and
diplomatic corps. The dinner superb and recherche
affair.
The Prince passes the night ct the White House.
AT Ten TO morrow morning the royal party, sccompa
med BY Secretaries Cass and Floyd Attorney Genera
Back and Hon. Augustus sche, embark the Harriet
lane for Acquia Creek wheace they take special train
FOR Richmond, arriving about four o'clock 10 the
ing the Prince to attend grand reception
bah.
The Harriet lane meets the royal party at South Am
boy, y. j. their way Sew York from Philadelphia,
via the Camden and Amooy Railway, and conveys them
70 the former city.
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TIE PRINCE OF WALES.

TEE PRINCE OF WALES.
his nOVEnENrS AT WASHINGTON.
HIS Royal Highness Getting Up His
Muscle in Gymnasium.
yse fnp to Aeant Vernon and Visit 10 The
Tomb Of Washington.
He Plants u Tree i'm Honor OF
the Event.
THE VOYAGE UP THE POTOMAC.
g Dinner and Dance on Board
the harriet Lane.
psaaiIs OF the Movements Of Il. r. II.
nom Our Correspondents.
~-.y~~--~~-~>>->~~~,s~>-~~
Fhe Prince in Harrisburg, BaIti-
more and WashingtOn.
~~>>~'.>>~e0,->o--,e-,-~v,
Preparations to Receive Him in Phila-
6eiphia and New York.
THE MILIT AIRY ISPLAY.
-e~.>9~s~>>~>-~->
Tickets and Invitations to the
Grand Ball,
&C. DC. 6c
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THE PRINCES VISIT TO RICHMOND.

RcExoSp, Oct. 8, 1850.
The Princes courier arrived here to-day for the par
pose Of engaging for the suite the Exchange
Hotel The royal party viii arrive here by a spe;ai
train TO morrow evening, al slx O'Clock. There will be
military reception account Of tho atensss Of the
hour, neither viii there be any ball, in Consequence Of
the next day being scndsy His Royal Hlghness win
attend st. PsGl's church on Sunday morning.
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The rrlpse q Wales and suite the President Members
ofihe Cabinet and Invited riends including ladies' visit
ed Mount vernon today. On their departure q salute
fred from the arsenal in honor Of the royal vs,er
ard double one rom The cutter bearing the party,
welcome bcin 70 the Prince and PRESIDENT during which
the British Gag nosted the weasel while
w0 brightly prominent. The Marine Band alternately
performed tie national airs Of England and America The
dinner given BY Lord Lyons attended by the
royal party, the Pres Dent Of the Cabinet
eral ladies' AM the diplomatic corTe.
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THE PREPARATIONS IN NEW YORK.


Preparations for this event still in progress Tho
Committee Invitations in daily session for the prr
pose Of considering the subjects and determining tho
points Of etiquette Incidental TO the occasion, while
small army Of clerks in constant employment IN
writing, directing and mailing the extensive
pondence which has been elected and every person in
and about the once Of the Secretary from the chief down
to the smallest sized errand boy, indus.riousiy big
with the importance Of the event.
The card Of invitation 70 be Issued 70 jrst
what II ought 70 be-simple, unadorned and IN
affected II 10 Of plain white Bristol board about
inches wide by inches In length and Il 10
graved In beautiful chirography, with little four
ish, the followng-exceptpg, Of course, the names
-
THE GENERAL COMM rrEE or ARRANGEMryr r. IN. (
WIFE MR. j g. BENNETT TO A BALL.
TO IL GIVEN ny CITIZENS OF NRw YORK
PRINCE OF WALES,
Ar THE ACADEMY or MrNc. FRIDAY EVENING, rHs
l2m DAY oF OCTOBER, 1860, AT NINE O'CLOCK.
sPITER COOPER, Chairman. n. B. FIELD, secretary
~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-06
ms rovEnENrS AT WASHINGTON.
HIS Royal Hghness Getting Up His
Muscle in Gymnasium.
ySe fnp to Aeanl Vernon and Visit TO The
Tomb Of Washington.
He Plants n Tree in Honor Of
the Event.
THE VOYAGE UP THE POTOMAC.

a Dinner and a Dance on Board
the Harriet Lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30
u.rLc,s..R eported by T,y,.xo.,

puusnupg1a Oct 21.-FrnuR dnl bat firm Iw,
,vorjpe buyer 81 40H ~ SO for White. sJ 3lasJ
ded CoRy declining tendency; ne for Ysl,v ,ns-,.s
for choice White POEK-tI9 IS r ss LAEp S,a w..
bio1 a9lc CopTxs firm sales of 200 bsp ,aa" hi'Er
BALTIMORE Oct % FLOuR active, bat has 1scr "A IN.
Howard street Ohjo sDd City Mills. IS 50. WsIrExI.'
but less firm; Red a. 2JaS1 81; Wbte IL Ea 81 g. Css,
has decui5g tendency, and has declined De- Yesw 40
&c White a. 7u3e PRoy.I9Ss are q2st sss >sty Nss
PORK SO so Coffee is i'm. WHISKY st2lGnls
OswHGO Oct. 29-6p m flour unchanged WHItr mar.
ket oened du and heavy bot corsd hncr With rod nat
demand sales 900 bu,b. No. Chicsgo Spring II 81 oi.
Il TO bush No Milwaukee Club az FL o. and y 20 d. N
Triyste terms CoRs dull sales coo bush Indiana Il 81
ober grains nnist Canal FEErGHTs 'tesdyFo1r 49, wt
1sc and Com lie 10 NewYork LAKE. INPoRTs-., 90 tt
Whest IL 800 bush Corn $500 bush Barley, go bch RI.
CAyAL Exports % 600 bush When II 5J blih Com, uhA
bush. Barley, 4 100 bush Rye.
ALBANY Oct 29-6p m FLorR steady ont loTsr tspsssJ
on low grades. WHEAT dun; sales Of 400 b1sh Whs Nil
igsn private terms OATs lower Gales OF OOOO elsh ses
and Canada Es 56c. Corn gales BARLEY very dali
State which IL difficult 10 get Offers cSso Of fr Ne
dina Orleans county offered at Sc hndag o1y
sass of ~ 500 bh Canada West at nc or Bay a. FOR Med
ium. 86tc for choice 250 bash good State At % o Il
7Oa7?c The supply aaoat IL large. WHISKY Aic.
BrYYALO Oc. 29f FLOUR dill and uDchsDged WHRAl
dill and drooping: sales Of IL roo buh. No Chcsso Sprns
al 0IdsI a. 1900 bush BED Winter at 81 l5Gs Isl
zoo bnsh White Canadian private terms Coss dll sale
OF II eco buh at Sc OATS steady saes Of 1909 bush
lake INPoRrs 1860 bbls Flour. E8,o0o bush Whsst
5000 bush Corn. Canal EXPORTS; $4,000 bush Wheat
51,Oc0 bush Com. r,,.
IaIc saes 500 bush North Western Club at CSC 90 eo,h
do a. s5lc both in 900 bash No Spring gle ~
bush do al 82c 1900 bush at &c. all In store CORN nm
receiptp 3778g bush OATS sctiye BARLEY Is sen7e ~
easier FRErGHrs to B1fso 6rnner attic.
CINCINNATI, Oct 29-FL0UR dull sales unimport,n VIZ.
KY declined &C. st l6c Provisions quiet; Mes. Pork es
Escon-Sides SO but both held hghe sight ExcHAS"x
New. Yo.k firm 81 a. cent prem
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Died,

ALBuRTIson Saturday evening, Oct 81 Carolina Tucker
Notice win be given in Wednesday papers when the funeral
will take place.
ARMSTRONG; this city, On Saturday, Oct a. of cOnsamp
ton, Isabella Armstrong eyed &c years
BLlNNIn Brooklyn, Sunday morning Oct %, William
southworth Binn youngest Of Robert and Charlotte Bnn
BRIDGHAM-In this city, Saturday morning Oct %, Mr.
BRIGHAM, sged 50 years, month and Y days.
BERRYMAN In this city Sunday, Oct q, Margaret
Ames only daughter Of John H. aud Alice Bergman aged
years months aud q days.
DRAKE-In Jersey City on Sunday Oct 90 Archie only child
efClsrkson snd Annie NJ Drake yeOrs months and
son Of John j. and r. Loui'e Feaer, aged year and 10
friends of the family are respectfully invited
stend his funeral this Tuedlyl afternoon oc,ock from
no 20 M,ehtgomsTy street Jersey CITY His remains will be
GRANT : In Newsrk, N on Friday Oct. &c, of Group
Gertrude d Elizabeth Sny daughter Of John and Gertrude D.
HILLon srturday, Oct q, bis residence. In this city,
Wim M esq egcd 30 years, late Of Etinbufgh, Scotland
54th year Of her age
JoHEsToT-on Sunday, o. 49, at p M, after lingering
inness, John Johnston, aged AZ yesrs.
MITUHELI-Op Monday evening Oo.. % 1860 at o'clock
H,rry infant cbid ofThos and Emma P. Mitchell aged
The Iei,es and friends Of the family are respectfully Invited
70 attend The nuel om the residence of his grandfather H.
ss 9f poIfSSY near w 55y GA fe on Weine'
MelEAN-on Monday Oct 20, John a. MeLesn native Of
a ierd. are ryitsd to a,tnl hi, funeral u The residence
Of gobn Jut No - tThyse'sath I.Ieet this atsmoon
sOih inst, az o'clock.
MAyERIn ibis city,on Sunday, OFT 20 Mr,. R,beooa o.
Navel widow James Mayor a. daughter OF tue se Or
Robert Iialsted Ct Eisaoolatown, ~
MONEY On Surdiy, oct 90 Pati,t Alorey.
NEElNsO On Saturday Oct o. Ms. Eliza Gul,r NOiup
MargaIct Coull
PALMER-In,hs city, on Monday Oct 81 Stephen h. Palmer
N TIE lits yesr u bis sgs
The Relatives ana nicads II Tie family pocuy invited
S"rd bis f1u,n edpasday. 8t utt his late
derce, No lbs East Eighteenth stieet
flN' hNhl-Oh Monday, Oct - 1862 Coruelis eslrd
dtero fnombs and Ann Mbls PnckIej, aged Is yts md
II 5ulS
The tteuds ADD relatives Of thu family respect uy Invited
20 attend the funeral Neirfsdsv sis, ociaek nom
the residence u Der parents. No. 400 E.t onth rst
without lur'hsr iuyi.Hit3n '
EEFD-ou No8asv, Oct % 1859 Ell Hauion Youngest son
O. Hnnfon ani Lecunia Rood aged ytsrn a1d 40 hs
t nriul wa t'A' pace from tne residence t pieuts No.
Al" Tenth eNrn-r lvaiay, toih ils. - re ela.
ives and Hend9 o. tie fanny Ge respectfully Invited 70
EutId.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

THE PROPELLER VIcToRrA.-It was enormously
stated yesterday that this vessel had been seized on
suspicion of being about to engage in the
The Hon. Mr.. Fox, of the Legislature Of Newf'uud-
land ststes that the Victoria chartered by him for
the mail service on the coast of Newfoundland, for
term of five years, and is loaded with -four, beer
onions and apples. She is manned by crew consist
ing of Capt. Cudworth Mr.. Pew, first officers Mr.
Cudworth, second officer; chief engineer, MIR. Skid
man, and crew consisting of sixteen persons. Three
gentlemen were on board as passengers. The Seizure
was made at the instance of Capt. Webster, who
allie ged that he had bsled her for debt and she was
about to sail without satisfying the claim The diff
Guilty was adjusted, and the vessel sailed yesterday on
her voyage.
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THE LAST SCREAM.


fiNtte UNION COMMITTEE Rooms,
No 20 Merchants Exchsngc, Oct 2S, 1860.
DEAR SIR: We address you on behalf of the Union
Electoral Ticket II Is within power cary this STATE
tears Lheoln Every mail brings encouraging
Lon our ends They jealous, c;iye in spirit aud
fn Of conhdrce The Stale Ia Thoroughly eIoused Ia every
part urd alive wlbentsiasm forihe nion Ticket None know
this better than the leading Republicans They see1g by
Whelm them.
Starting with assumed uccess the Republicans have spent
their tine their n0rey, ara their energea celebrating
tley eonctivedt 70 BE- assured victory Row they reaz
irE the defeat and dappOren which await them the leaders
IRE ayoing rye the hopes Of their 20
courage oppoon by proposing tho success OF their
tiCket upon enoImoua a0fes Sc. Tits q common eec.
sorgelg arihce Re not deceived BY such bolstuF We
have victory under ouI control II will but work for it
We now within e'. days Of the kso.ion! Th- hm,
before 10 TIE mot gave sIl solemn V has ever been prt
tnted 'nce e iouiostcl Of Government Trust Won
wiling 10 do your shoro Of the good wc shoh remains a.
be- purmed. The commercial OF this city, who have been
atd have generously podoi with p-lu ptuess and 10.
IN contributing toStId Ao Leotsay OF ors.
dilurCs
m1re requisite E-eD up the tysem OF orz,
o1 infifp Noble O. .ucess wilh l,iy pedesug
To tune OF the Commit Is cInatiuY enfrosCd With their
dut ta % prevent then waiting OF lu psrs0n
" hold meetings tay q rooms 30 - ~ Thlntf Et.
change $50 every ,yeuihg st the Hcy ,H1Tk n. o.
1Lr ttrf OF this tlcu.r g. DOT. 10 you g. ral you suj
il,.ou g. u without delay, Frl siout viii for TeuWr
trpHCs'ilu.
F.ne Do us bear iron, vol at ye., ,a.,. to.ytBi.u;e
JOSHUA J. HENRY, Churm,n.
JgnAL RFAp, Secretary