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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-07-19
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james bttliA \
W ashingtOn, june 4th, 1860.
Ny Good Friend i:

Ny Good Friend:
J have been much gratified at the
feelings which prompted you to write
t. me inviting the Prince of Wales TO
visit Washington. He intends to re-
turn from Canada through the T.. $.
and it will give him great pleasure to
have an opportunity of tcstifyin~ to
y"n III person that these feelings arc
fully rcciprocatcd by him. lie will
then be able at the same time to make
the respect that he feels for the Chief
Magistrate Of Il great and friendly
state and kindred nation.
The Prince Of Wales will drop all
royal state on leaving my dominions.
and travel under the name of Lord
"cntrcw, us he has done when tray
Cling on the Continent Of Europc,
The Prince consort wishes 10 be kind
~ remembered to you. Ircmain ever
your good friend.
VICTORIA RENrREw.
BUCKINGHAM PALACE, June 22d, 1860.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-07-19
Buchanan'S Letter to the Queen.

The following is the correspondence
between the President and Queen Vic
toria, relative to the visit of the
Prince of Wales:
To Ter Majesty, Queen IIctorm:
have learned from the public iourn-
ais that the Prince of Wales is about
to visit Your Majcsty's North .tmcri.
can Dominions. Should it be the in
tcnti"n of His Royal Iiighncss to cx-
tend his visit to the United States,
need not say how happy | should be
t" give him cordial welcome at
Washington. Ion may be assured
that everywhere in this country he
will he greeted Ivy the American peo-
pie IN such manner as cannot fail t,
prove gratifying to Your Majesty. In
this they will manifest their deep
sense of your domestic virtues, as
well as their conviction of your mcr.
It's as wise, patriotic, and constitu
tlonal sovereign. Your Maicsty's
Most Obd't Servant.
i ,uEs Rt-cu,S,
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-07-19

The Lynching of Kcphart has
caused, as might be expected, much
i'll feeling in the vicinity of where the
murder was committed. The officers
Of the county are blamed for their
course in the matter The sober Sec
ond thought of many, which in this
instance comes too late, will torment
the perpetrators of the decd with un-
relenting remorsc.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-07-19

Gov Kirkwood has issued the fol-
lowing circular to County Judges and
others:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19
CITY POLITICS.

Mr. Barney, Chairman Of the Republican Judiciary
Convention has issued call for the delegates TO re-
assemble st No. 6Is Broadway, on Saturday evening
to name candidate for the Superior COut in p'c' Of
Judge Pienepon', rsiensd
RALLY OF REPUBLIcAs WORKSHOPS AT THE Bow.
LING GEEES -Las.eveniDg the blaze of huge bonfire
LIGHTED up the space between the walls Of the houses
on Il wing Green, and cleaned upon the upturoed
carr "a fcee OF huI dreds Of wOIkDgmen who had con-
or. ga ed under "A cs - consider AT as true sno-
cfat ought 10 be their coarse IN the resent condition
II political shars.
Mr. A. j. Browne was the first speaker. He said
the Demo cratic party trying to force the negro
upon them but he, as lfiebuan, was IN favor OF
white mans administration. He had been Democrat
mn 10 the time Of the roasting of the OK a. Jones
Wood humorous description u which was gwen
but he would not be driven into an alliance with ana
support Of those who, if they had the power would
drive his country men into the sea- When ne came 70
the candidate from the lid Congressional District, A.
j. williamson ana j. y. Gardiner, candidate Tor use On
by ,he crowd swuug their hats and gave three cneers
Mr. Robert NJ. Po.r then made very telling speech.
II was full Of those truths that strike down luto tue
popular heert, and was sometimes Set on ~ splendid
imagery lie IA ticulaIly effective when b: came
to speak the Ike Publican doctrine of FREQ Home
stthds The speaker would 60 for the old Raisphtter
because he 10 favor Of Free Soil Free Speech, aud
Free Homes for the working man. What lid Free
Soil mean II meant keeping Slavery out OF the Ter
rtorss, and leaving hem open 10 be occupied by free
white men. This was principle worth working for.
Mr. Peer closfd with statement Of the claims of the
,snddsts for Congr'ss and for Assembly.
Mr. Duly Of Rhode Island made a short address,
when it announced that there would be meetiog
in the Park next Monosy evening TO ratfy the nomi-
patton Of A. j. Williamson for the Hid Congiessoni Al
District and OF j. a. Gar ner for the let Asse nbly
District. With CT GERS for the candidates and the
SPEAKERS the assembly adjourned, TIE Park
on Monday night.
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mARRIEn

ANDREwS-CRANE-At g. G,ose's Church on Wednesday,
Oct. II, by the Rev Sse phen u d. d. Wli.u LonDs
Andrews to Jane Elizabeth daughter Of Theodore Crane
BRUsH-hEAD-On "Wednesday morning. Oct II. by II.
Ibd, Y, u. u H. smin Brush OF Stamford. Conn, 20
Sarah A. eldest daughter OF Charles Mead esq
Conn.
COGswELI-LAEE-In thi. city, on "wednesday Oct IT, BY
a. A. to susen daughter OF william Lane Of TIL. city.
CONNAH-D UFFIn this cy. "wednesday, Oct ~ ct tue
Church Of the Holy Communion. by the Rev. Dr. W. A.
MuicI be &. Join Conusb Annie N younges, daugh.
ter . the late MAJOR W IL Duff Of Staten leland
DALE-Tl KkFROn Saturday. Oct ~ st Hoboken by the
Rev Alfred Harris, Dir Samuel Dale Miss Elizabeth C.
Tuner, all Of the above place.
DUNLAP-BuRRAs-Ir Trinity Chapel on .dnesday even
ing, Oct II b, the Res DR. Nnton Robert Dun,p
youngest daughter Of Dr. T. II. Buuss ia Of city
GEERY-DELANo-At ST. Msry's Epiicop Church on Tne,
Maria josef hne DeAno, both Of brooklyn
Iihn Church Wednesday Oct H. By the Rev r. O. Clark
David lyson 10 In mio daughter Of Daniel CIan. esq
oil e. this city. ~
LODER-OLlVER-By the Rev. Or Tying at St Gsorra,
Church, TbuIsdsy, Oct. lB Nr BeDJ,mn Lodsr 70 M
saHh p Oliver eIdc daughter OF sslc Oliver elq all Of
this city. -.
MlICHELL-COBURN-In this city, Thursday Oct Is at
AHIS MS thlIch, by the Rev DR. Henry " Bellows d. ID
JSHts hfche Of Albany Rsbecca radsy d.usatsr Of
sPEIDEE- MCKEENER-On Wednesday Oct L. nv s,a
Rev DR. Ha~ks william spsiden OF Hon, Kony ChSs
60 hbs Marion NJ neeyor daughter OF the
hckrtyeT United states Navy.
WUITTEkORE - LODPR At Christ Church rye a,
NedIe,dsy sftenoon. Oct. l., by Rector the Rev /
Campbell bite, D. D. Edw ard p Whit. more OF Ne.York
and Csuie A. youngest daughter of Benjamin Loder esq
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19

o'KIEFE . 10 this city, vs,Ass1sy Oct II, MsLser
ArhoI ORe,fe
PEREt On Thursday oc. 10 Mlnris daughter CT Emrs
a. "a P.rPsn, j..
The forers uil tke SATURDAY at M. f,om No 20
r'n vel ace, Bt0asyD near FdsJn Syeaae.
PENOI .TON)D riy Isi,pd Town Of Pc ham, Oh Tu~say
ncs Ib AithH'h' elie'ts Of or'se aud Priscilla n.
Penelet'D, ssed 6yelTs. month ard 20 days.
SPENCER - IN BrooklyD, "Wednesday, DC. IT, Lizzie
Az milton wife ~ Tho as II Spencer snd dughts, Of he "
J' I'm Miller # Providence In the 27k yesr Of her
Toe rsats.s sDd f-nds the aay respvct y Invited
to attend the uoesl from the rssd of her
~ rn street tTs house east q Carlton Avenue this lly
FIitsyl, DC. 49, step
HftSifenee papers please copy.
sTEBe Ns-on Thursday, ost 10 Miss Sarah sebbins sged
81 yssTs .
Hei fre de sn scdusn'ances respectfully invited Il snd
the funeral hs Is redence No S27 Canal s.feei .ais
afternoon at p O'Clock
TUNlSOr Thnr'dss Oct H. Frances Matilda wife OF the ss
Fdwrd Tunis, and edes. daughter of the late AniEonJ J.
Atie
The relatives friend. Ct the fsy invited stteni Ssr
funeral RON hr late rssd-nee No l6l Henry ,teet ca Sl
day 1DiDe 2st Inst st8 octock without further Ia vts:io
Her aiDs w be tsben 70 NeE chsle for inerueat
WHITNEY-On Wednesday Oct. IT, 1850 Of peurisy Hannah
ShedJ wife 6 Daniel WhtDsy H. the I'D year her age
Tie irrds Of the family respectfully invited aen1 hsr
funeral from her lat residence No. Is Bedford street. FIR
cay 18th Inst 3, o'clock.
Bost pspeIs please opy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19

TIE csse was 10 have fair trial. Mr.. A-kneai
" orDed me- TO avoid The clutches Of the Recorder,
as ! bad the adva1 sge Of my foee, thr0ugl
The terrible leji:,on Of Jnjge Clerks aga'us; the
Record. ana al wfo sirove ts d for my -lmoatio1.
Les Autumn, Recorder Barnard delivered Charge 70
tho GIafd jay, in which re called 90 bll' u at
vsg- bod; and in bis charge TO he Grand Jury on
Wtdue day last he sid that the reason Uos con-
ricttd ot libel bet0re him rds because pas 50 ugor
tunafe as TO hare friends" As child ten years
old can comprehend the meaning of those fearful
worcs, v i'll not commsDt upon ITEM, only n say,
tba, if bad had political and mOosy frieats 'hs Re-
cord woud doubles, nsSar haze done bis NJ moss ID
3 I'D pc 10 Bl.okwers Islaud for one year, With
fine of $780, tor IL ge1 hbsl. No. no the Rec 'rder
woud b. Yer have doos this, who wAs recently la'h-d
by he rrsss until hs comoel-d 10 senf an infl-
ebtsl ptltici o the PeniteltiaIy FOR only fonr
mOnibs for bs p.rpstaiOa Of crimes on li.He school
pirla az wb,h all h-ll reyots and ~ho has the fee
dom Of Blackwell IslaHd, with cigars aud vine and
fr.nds 70 comfort him III bis peDsive bes through
its romantic pa be. no aiVe Recorder Barnard to
le alone ind mind ais own business, aud cult 0ae
d. cency and truth and ju,tie during he brief period
be W II now occupy tbs exa ted position Of Cdm,nai
JudSe in rhe largest city the American confront.
hcic- l0gb, Oct 10 1860. STEPHEN IL. BRANCH.
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rInrlsst-....Rsp0rte2 By Tslegrapk.

s,y.yyAH oct l7-CorroS- Sales to-day 800 bales 90
caARLEsfoy, Oct IZ-Corroy Sales 1900 bales m,.set
Mop1s Oct, 7-COrroy Sales to-day 5000 bales st Oi d
BM1iSoES, OFT isF.OrH tsa,y wHEAr s:,ivs and i'd:
yancsd Soc Re- Fl $50 :, A. White as
PHfLaDEtPsIA, Get ~ flour 6rmi sac. obls; a.
oT s 81 So coSS bSoy s :sss
@ Su'h y : 2. DC sS III, qe
ALgasy o. 49, rLGrs :sady s5d w qSssi M:
igsp II 80 for Ped state; 81 rs for sprog RyEs.s,t9o
bD,b 7'c OAR very active bush state
2 Wts sSS!M ss % saR s' 9as
nerd End pc easier se. su:h sSs csnsds wss
state FocI ed at i'c 10y DO pipe WEI. e rJc o
6TfGo OF, ia~FLoTR ns,6y IS % for Extra State.
cisso sprlsa 81 isJ 600 DO Wisconsin ClaS At 81 i7j
Geo 90. Nc Milss1kee Club at % ahost 700 d. q:
az, n p ioi' ~ SO d. wi1,e Red s.tsn az
a. Of 90 P pnsb NH ShnI~f RYE aTs are
q1i,t CsDal ssgggIs IN hanged Foa! a., whss; ne
Canal Erorrs2 40 Dbl. Flos 81 81 bu,h Whsa 5000 do
B1rp1io Oct s-FLeya steady end ia fair a;qshd wHEAT
10 go demand oils Of o. oc9 bush Chicago d sRrSs ss
eaS a. q i. s 81 s S Red Wr q. e't lsS9l -
en- MsS casat fREeaT &c On flour 49,.
hes. ard lfc on Com 70 Ne~fops LSkE o6o a.
Oats 1890 Barley ED 100 DO Rye CAsAL ExP0RIs-
100 bbs Fsu 80 80 bush Whes: 2o0OO do Corn, ana l3
do Oats. =, :, mo II. .
ss Of White Winter IS; Spring at 81 0'G FL ~
BAILEY 63d65c. PEAS 5sd5ec. 49, !,
Cplc,G0. oct I}-FLouR s'esdY. WEHAr dali, srd e.
lower ale, n O bash a9dgo nth Western CT
g.. ds7r a. No y 93deS!- for No ia store. Coss dTn
sales Of p roo hnsh 3!d38s IN store OATS dnet hn'
cElPrs bbs Flour, l43 bush "heet 1907 do Corn.
No smPssy,s'o day FREIGHTs inactive. Sight EXCHANGE
or NeE -YoIk per cent premium. L.
Optg.xs Is-CorT0S has edva1cHd; sales 20 hy
"A s6n .lss :. 1I0IIc SraAR teady 91ais fr "a, %
fnilv Air FLOUR quiet at 81 8s a. -
Rio CoFFRE l3dl4c FREIGHT on Cotton TO
Sg1t FxCEASGY oa New orb as 20 oar
CIycNN,rr, Oc. 1sFLouR DOH q. $685. 10 or sSpei.
Nuv.r AMI CoRy dull W.sKY steady at lee. Pork al
Mess I7sG,gc BAcoS dull At sag MoSES eay Sight EI-
change On New York steady at p cent preninm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19
4 LETTER FROM STEPHEN II. BRANCH

To The Editor Of The ~ y Tyibuns
SIR: In 1853 was tried and convicted before Re-
corder Barnard for an alleged libel on Mayor ITEM nm
After ! was in the PeDitentiary one month, was
taken before the Supreme Court on hsbeas corpus and
Judge Clerke liberated en- bail of 81, OoO on the
ground that my trial was the one-sdsd and afro
cOus in the whole history Of jurisprudence that all my
estmony was excluded by the Recorder, who charged
he Jury with falacious law; and that oil who were
involved in my despotc trial should be sent iato the
Penitebiiary Quarry, and driven about like thief
instead OF myself and If he had the power, he ehould
seld them iheJe Sometime after returned TO liberty
Mayor Wood desired 10 call the case 80 that the
Recorder could take back track, and thu. reinsta,e
himself with the legal profesaion and the people at
large, that he could his Mayoralty ticket for
Corporation Counsel. AT the request of Mayor Wood,
went to the Recorder, who nearly embraced and
kissed me- and besought NE to revive tho case M
Mayer Tienann had treated lin like id thisf
and he dsiref to punish him. l said " If the Su.
prsIle Court did not grant me- now trial. would not
have 10 return 10 pijson1' The Recorder said: Mo-
will prevent your inosre ration by granting stay of
prcce. dings." then lett the Recorder and committed
ny lawyer, Mr. Ashmead, who advised me not 10 call
tie GAZE. / told him that my motive in calling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19

TIE pRIcE AND KELLY FIGHT-lIRESAN FINED.--
The Buffalo gpress of Wednesday evening gives the
particulars Of the of John &. eepan FOR bis
tis ,ation in the Price and Kelly fight year sinc9:
Last week Deputy Sheriff En- eri3k visited New
York for the purpose Of arrssting John e. oeaan the
'Bsnica Boy or bench warrant 90 aired under the
indie ment founo against him year ago for HE partic
paiiOn In the pr.ze-il.ht at PJin; Abioo, between
Price ana Kelly Ii will be recolleeted that Efforts
were made last Wi0tr by our Sheriff Officers to ar
rest Ueen,D 81 the time when DOnLeUY, the
referee Kelly, and so ne others Of the party en-
eseed in the mill were brought 10 a REALM alton
Of the force Of tie law agsinst pnzs shtldg NJ that
time HeeDap, beng particularly unwilling, on
Say ers 10 become involved in any legal difficulties,
found mears 10 evace the officers aud grape arrest
Being now some Whist more Indifferent about the mat
ter Oicer Limerick Was able TO make applca alton OF
the w8Irant-or ra'her 70 accomplish his aleson, al
though he did not take The muscular eupr into custo
dy. The Boy assured Lin that be was disposed ID
settle the mat er by submission 70 the law In order 70
relieve himself from further trouble, but tina: be did
not like the idta Of being carried to the Cont as r
pIsoltr He pleds ed his honor that he would appear
to answer the charge against bin on any d,y the officer
ght d. signaie. Limerick accepted his pledge, having
received assurances from Deputy Superintendent Ar
peDttr OF NewYork that il might be relied upon and
bsde bin present hia self Tuesday, the 10th inst.
:" Yesterday was the appointed date, and promptly
promise. Presentif hiusef before Judge Hoyt in
the afternoon that magistrate imposed upon hi N ns Of
$780, Pulling from his pocket comfortable roll Of
500 bank notes the Boy planked TIRE of them
without word, and walked independently ay.'
The Buffalo Commercial has the following addition
81 items:
/" Heenan counsel the Hon. Eli Cook, presented in
Court affidavit Of the d4nt presenting the rea
why he had evaded the warrant for his last
Win er. 1t wts issued only few daye before the
VIII Oh he sdver is,d sail for Europe fight
Tom Savers his money his reputation ere both
at stake and it wac secoidr 81, necessary for him to
keep out CT the way. Judge Hoyt, in delivering the
sentence Of the Court, did to think this very
succefsfOl attempt excavation lie dwet upon the
fact that the other participant had bsen fined leineny
because they had exhibited disposition refrain from
n liar breach Of t,e law 10 future and he could not
deal with similar lsDity in the of eeosn who had
kept clear Of The Court ,ny TO practice again his lie
profession.
"In tie evening the little Boy attended the con.
cert Of the New Orleans Mnstrels aud although seem
il rather oesIous Of avoiding aieation, tbs Oh
sIved Of all servers, aud when allusian made
10 him in one of the songs, ali necks were stretched
towald him, even the lad es endeavoriDg to get good
look at the bold Benician. He left for home ut ii
o clOt k last night"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19
WORLDS TEMPERANCE COMMITTEE.

To the Editor Qf The n. y. Tribune.
SIR: Will you bs 80 kind as 10 favor parties CON-
cerned by an insertion Of the following lstters
JOHN MARSH, Sec. Com.
PORTLAND, Oct. IL, 1860.
DR. MARSH: / zee by the New-York papers that
Amssa Mccoy, esq, signing himself Corresponding
Seer, tary OF the Worlds Temperance Committee has
advertised meetings at the Cooper destitute, in the
name and as if by suthority Of the Committee.
avail myself of the eaIlies. opportunity 10 say to
you that the whole arrangement Ii entirely withoat
the kI owle0ge of the Committee any mber of it,
far as know, ana that Mr. Mccoy i, not the Sscre
ta1y of the Committee and has not been for a very
org time as you very well know. will be very IN lcn
obliged TO you if you will dissvow the whole thing in
the name Of the Committee, il such way shall saem
TO you prfper. Respectfully yours
NEAL DOW. Chairman Of the Worlds Temp Com.
ALBANY, Oct ~, 1860.
THE REV. j. MARSH, ID. ID Ny Dear SIR: 1 have
rotced I'll advertisement in the papers for Temperance
meetings in the Cooper Institute under the head Of
"WOIld Temperance Committee" signed by Amasa
Mccoy, Corresponding Secretary Of that Committee.
That Committee, of which Supposed was one, al
though my name is omitted know nothing Of these
iDg- however desirable and useful they may be- has
Mr. Mccoy BEEN for the last two years Secretary Of
ths Committee, for when The PrOhibiOnist merg
ed in The Journal Ofthe Union that Secrearysnip was
passed over 10 you by the Committee, and you were
notified Of the fact al the time.
Yours, truly, EDWARD c. DELAvAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19

THE GREAT CRoTos PIPE ,-Abou. one fourth Of
this pipe has been comp ed in sections twelve feet ia
length and it s believed that the work Of laying them
over the High B,dge will be commenced IN the curse
of geek. This pipe, being over sev an feet in dian
eter and said be tie largest constructed Is quite
a mechanical curiosi,y. IL was believed when he
work Of ancosefiDg old pp's at the High Bridge
was commenced, three or four months sioce THAI tn
new reservoir and The laying Of the maiOs by which
il is To Re supplied would be finished in the early part
Of next SUMNER and the event TO have been pab-
hcy celebrated on the Fourth Of July next, Bat the
delay of the work owing to the singular course pur.
sued by the Mayor, will prevent the contamination Of
thu. plan II will DO remembered that the Croon De-
psoment urged upon his attention the necessity Of
vigorous prosecution of the work. but he failed 70 take
any notice of their representations il recently when
he audsc'ously attempted 10 fix upon the Department;
the responsibility OF his own conduct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK........ ocr. ls,
leared.

stsGmshp-Huntsville, Post Savannah, r. B. Cromwell G
Co Roanoke. Couch, Norfos, Indian Heinnes o., =,
SLips-Augu,tus Cobb, Nex-Orlesns, w L FroHi sir NJ
Peel Jurgeps Hamburg s. +. Ansin;k; Young Esse, Le'
Bristol, W. VI. River smith. .
s.rks-MMsu, Smith, Richmond Geo Slavery Co.. j. a.
Hazard Law son, Bangor, Geo. Slavery Co
Tria-Tspuer Hodg Mobile AcCready. Mo: a. Co
ScGf ouers-J w Fsukln Boston Mist Di.so-~,y Bait
noye Merrill Ab5ott NJ. Holmes Broosham, B,lt E3re,
N,,in Albeit Munson. Brewster Baltimore Merrill Y
Abbott; A j. peRossett Wilmington, }. Smith c.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19

NAR-SEE.BAH-wEEQ uA, TIE INDIAN Princess
This lady OF whose mission mention has already bsen
made in THE TRIByNE, has been holding re ;epnons,
and delivering addresses between the hours Of aud
p N for two days past lWedoesday aud Thursday,
al the house Of DR.. Stephenson, corner Of twenty fifth
street and Fifth avenue. she has 1st returned fr)m
England where he called upon the leen 70 present
mortal Of the grievances Of her people, the Ol5-
ways Of Lake HlIon, in Canada, aud where she AZ
teen resolved with ali the distinction ally bssto Sed
upon repre- sentatives Of royalty Tire Duke of New
site Rae taken the mater uader consideration, and
the Tribe represented Ly the Princess, - be re-
dressed OF their wrongs by obiai.iog the Liberty OF
buying back the land which was f-auduenty taken
away from them by the waits. Bat money is re-
CURED for this purpose, aud the troe are por. Heaee
tne Prices mses OF the above means OF bringing
herself 10 The notice Of the benevolent.
The receptions have been rather thiliy attended.
In Epgla 5000 WAS raised Tor tne recovery Of the
lands. Tbs Princess states t5at if s1e could receive
81 O0O h5r ends wonld he accomplished. ms photo
graphs have been sold and Donations made, fall
ivy lar short however, Of toe amour. required Yes
teId4y several cersymen called upon her and Il Is
dar'ood tlct the suhjct will he presented before two
or three prominent churches next Sunday.
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by TELEGRAPH.

PHILADELPHIA, ott8-An steamer Carnbhlge. Be,
BARI Union PernsInbuco; HOW brig Bumentha Bsnsr.
Anula RE Jaleiro. -
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. DARING BURGLARY.--At an early hour yesterday
morning The extensive pori palios establishment Of Mes
PonIy KOCH the Ct South ts. and mn streets
Wism1bursb, entered By borgsTs who succeeded In
blown open he se and carrying on $40 large quanti;y Of
ceh' bsLkbecks and valuable papers, contained ia the safe
were lett EnaBee gned 70 toe premises by ling the
fence IN ft street The bach door sdng TO the Office
broken The Ese carried front OF the
I nS psesd on pile Of pork for the pdPO,e Of desdonns
seand Of the explosion. hole dei into the safe
~ ADJOINING the ock 10 such l,lny
ies VA NE operation weE. eipss the business Hsv
~, their obJsc aud possessed themselves CT oil
- & property they could sy ther hands upon they
snt H We de0iis swept up the muss ala what they could
tctIee trace bebile .btt ''' wv 'P--0"' ''1''"F