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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-19
4 ucTIoN sALE-AuCTION sAIE-AUCrroN SALE
"A OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

4 TCTION SALE-AuCTION SAE-ACCIlON SALE
"A or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Al he private resdenc James j. kennie ESQ 80 West
Eleventh sire ct, Fifth avenue,
Vn MONDAY. on MONDAY, TOMORROW.
August 20. cJmmeneing al io5s O'Clock precisely
Parties IN quest OF hFs class rosewood Furniture part
tury requested 20 examine this before going elsewhere
Every AT cle Of cAbr made
ia By .oner Botne of this city. Special attention
ed 10 he elegant Drawing Room suits also the Pauofore
Funiiurs dealers hotel Keepers and private individuals will
frl this decidedly he great sale NJ the season.
MA iNlFlcEsr Rosewood PLANO FORTE.
THkEE Costly SUIT OF Pa, Los FL aNIIURE.
PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS
REAL BRONZEs,
RARE OIL PAINTINGS &C,
PARTS IMPORTED BRONZE AND
ORMOLU CHANDELIERS.
Drawing Rooms contain u the costly aud finest
toned Panoflres offered auction has corners
carved oseword legs heavy solid rosewood Frame
iraue over strung bass lined with atuwnod every modern
ent soho pearl an nlsd blet
fan and made In this city, solid rosewood OF Furntlrs
covered with gold and blue satin hrocael; elegas
iete Sofas medallion Gothic conversation sewing antique and
manel Mirrors elegant seec, O Panngs DOR subjects
see catalogues royal Administer Carpets, front Psrlor
As yards, back Parlor &c yards and middle Psrlor
yards; mosaic Rugs, rosewood Centre Tables with
statuary marble top; rosewood Etegeres with mirror
doors and backs; Escret0re and bookcase satin Loun
and Dyans, artistic BronIes and Bsque figures
Engrayngs Dining Room-oak Extensioa Table.
FORKS silver Tea ses table and tea spoons silver Casors
French china Dining Set II $50 pieces decorated china Tea Set
Engsh cut gass~ are, crckery &C I'm suite IN Cham
Buresu, wsshstapd Commode. Tables Mutt Armolr de
gace, Curtains Paintings Engrayinys, chamber Of Fur
niure IN walnut IHuSes Carpets, eured hair Mattresses
feather Pillows bed Tdnen Chairs Sofa &c Upper Cham
Kind Basement Furniture and Kitchen Utensils
rage Horses &c. sale win Re positive and perenip tory
Furniture packers and movers VII be there 70 pack AID
II desired. Catalogues nov ready a; the Office;
III
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POI.ITI, AZ.


<vorICI -TllB sE-BERs or THE UNION IsDg.
he'd u *. Burns, No ~ avenue a. %
9aTa se On s9ss ssr"t: aa -, San, ~ .,,s
ere welcome. GEORGE hosER, Chairman.
u'uIRTEsSTH WARD DENOCaATIc ASSOCIATION
A. sreguaI nesine a he spcaton fsi % Thlrsiay
&C., Aaau@ ss .0r 1T , ~ aad $1,000 srssts
UNANIMOUSLY adopted and ordered 70 be puhhshed =
Nr-lN.d "a LILY -ug 'Tst - 70 n.-ln h Jonn
Standard hs&rrs President I'D Wee Prr.den beng
sau.ed a MS hfgisa their elevation cla 20 ds.ger waea
SECTIONAL STRIFE BE- eatingu shed forever.
ks..Sed lh, We LILY CO. s95 a ne $3.50 q ~ Ne sac
csrs 81 ieei ~ Irese urs .se usms Jsnss Brady or
s, Ard ne ohsr a.. ,cIsssd .lh Aim 81 i'e -.
Res5se f SAe We dspreoaie any difference NJ ,psnion
iem lcrslc party NJ matters n national policy
as,trhesss c1mpecd % tsseu from ihai loe. the
49, ssn $500 osss S9 SSlry Va "A .sSe ne
tear aud lana "A snppofi e rs lae ~ p ,dy'
IL As-,cstoi VII NEST nss, thursday evening Angus,
y funcinal s',cudance = reiaesied.
ION wARD.-A REGurAR MEETING or rHg igrH
Id ward ArucNog lEe and lAIe NN,onl Democrats Ciuo
Ttgr..ay evening ,he al hi ocs = cpirn Gsrien.
Al fsvr-ahle = ne election o. ErecNan1gs and Lane
JAS. y. FlyNE. Chairman.
n r ovIs. secretary pro TEN.
carH wARD.-BRECE1NRIDgE AND LANE CLUB
~ vi rect N Montny epine, AngSst ~ q ocloes,
''' VIZ xccoxKEY. President
VS. D. wAisu. secrsiary.
RESTAURANTS.
TAprE brorE AT srx o'ctocK,
z .il,{ ~, 2 "a sg s Hpe' , =, - s t& il sTs
fbcs<. Pnva,e raTjors fer suppes sGd. -rses
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A LBERT MORTIMER GRIFFIN l. Co, AUCrIoNEERs.
"A MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND WORKS OF ART

<,N ~, III. ~, ~ N'sA
The property of person declining i housekeeping
a The sessn, rssiienee Of zsao sarnhan, Esq,
being he and richest sssor%snt Of Household Faro
~ fp he rssn bv Soss csrses bn
makers sIs.nsdo Wen Co. and 9 q ne best dsscTiO
Superb ~ octave Pian'fote,
-'''' A1" '''' "'~ % OIL Paintings by emnen. artists
Velvet Medallion Carpets,
Dresden and sevres China Vases,
Embroidered Lace Curtains,
Solid oak Buffet and Table,
Ruby and Crystal Glassware,
Rosewood Chamber Furniture style Louis XIV,
Books EDsr'V'nS'' I bssM N1nsni 4 sooNs
Magnificent rose wood "a octave Pianoforte,
The richest ns offered at auction this carved
and round I asd WITH
MADE BY City naiss and fully TfeScS
stool Covered in bn cade rosewood Canterbury Secretary
%s1s s Tssls ma Writing Ss.s NINA s.s pearl Ensass
Mirrors richly frames heavy embroidered Lace Cur.
Furniture, covered in ,hfee coers satin brocaSs,
Reoepnon and oval Sac.
centre TABLES Grecan marble top 70 match the suits Etese
Kngs patent Easy Chairs Hare:ts pier and side Tables OH
Louvre. Fi storm y Se roevood
az os s s Sa m9ss
Rockers oval back Chairs moqu-i hair
Es na Tat
brocSte Cur &c Upper Chambers-Mahogxny
meed Bureaus, Bedsteads, Washssnd Solas Rockers
ming koom@E,tension dining Table extends, Is feet;
viz pecsn'ers Gobets Chsmpagnes Lemonades Wines Ca
RATS Preserve Celery and Fruit stands Finger Bowls Parian
marble ruby Punch Bowls luo Sets gold band Dinner
40 pecss rich decorated Tea Sets AZ pieces solid
Tea and Dinner se Syerware Casters ivory
handle table Cutlery spoons Forks, nap Kings &c Also
general ssortment of Basement and Kitchen Furniture
Terms of sale, cash In bankaole money.
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FINE ARTS.

A rrEr p-,1roge.PH or TIT PeiNCr OF wALTc
n flr %. hardsqrs r,s.e parion, 81 yigreiies i0c
M y % n akRgAFAtfS Pad0r Galary Of fho,crraphs
70, Atarar ssst Bronsyn TIE " etugplsd a AZ sro
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rlIKs At AUCTION,
DRIAN II. MULLER, AUCrIoNEER.
"A 4ALE AT AUCTION, MONDAY. AUGUST %,
Al u O'Clock, at he Nerchallsi EXCHANGE, OF
10 LOTS OF LAND.

UNION HILL, HUDSON coUNTY VIEW JERSEY,
staated about ga miles from Hoeoken and weehawken sni
= opposite Forty second street ferry, At New York.
This opposi.. the premises Deaung Duer and
John Ehers the Hoboken and eehwken plank road and
Weehawken turnpike and accessible the omnibus line rom
Hoeok ferry and also the line Of the chartered horse rail-
road about 70 be made aQd In the neghborhood Of large I'M
proyementa The sae wal afford opportunity for pro-
ntApie Investment rs the OF be property TO New
York rs easy access, N popuous and the continued
value. - ~ - -
Part Of The purchase money remain On mortgage For
maps &C. apply 10 ADRIAN II. MULLER, Aucaoneer, SIS
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

nLD 81 GEORGES HERMAN STREET CORNER OF
~ CvI-Divine services every sunday At l.ls A. and
Pm ,. ". HOBART BR0NS. Rector.
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THE MILITARY.


A MEETING OF THE EDWARD SMITH GUARD WILL
n be held at the ST. Johns Park Hotel Monday evening"
Angus 10 at7Is BY order.
". .. kEEYE Sec P.AMcKENNEY, Capt
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RESTAURANTS.

TABLE br-OrE AT SIX O'CLOCK.
VI yl1 wfh " good drDcr .. 70 cents rcl rr pat
q ,lrc' ral y "a Br.afwsy, lgNgsn sth lni slnh
frcsS Private paTjors FER suppers sd. .Ttes.
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A CCrTON neutrality-suspicious. ABOUT REMOVING
"A Will find 10 their advantage 10 call the
Express 10 Vrck and - and 81 King sreets Three
horse for removing In the
kinds q ststusry pAno,ores paint pgs &c removed with
and at rk goods packed shipped
o. the world; cars At All umes; families removed In few
houra 7. SOCLDsNI til a CO., Propretors
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V'BE COMMITTEE OF THE HELvErIA RIFLE CLUB
Il Of New York beg leave to inform AL amateurs Of rife
hcong that their Annual Festival viii take place West Ho
oAon on Wednesday Thursday, Friday and Saturday Au
p - "a and IS All r!hemcn respectfully invited
participate The committee take this opportunity % thank all
who have kindly seconded N cir efforts n
making the festival attractive shooters adding
20 the prizes o the club. and they
lhsi The generous admirers of the will this year
c1nsrbut literally her sslore AL presents and
lions NIL be thankfully received by
LOUIS BILLON President, 70 Nassau street.
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HOUSES. ROOMS. 60, 40 Let.


A FIRST CLASS FURNISHED PRIVATE RYsIDEN(1
TO lease In Twenty seventh street, between Broadway An
Sixth avenue ho9se xs drown stone storee bsss
pen and sub cellar AL In perfect order complete and Ell
CANT possession immediately For permifs ar
2 B, BRADLEY l2A Broadway, or DINaEY HOLDEN
No Pine street.
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FURNITURE.


A BEDROCK SUIT or ENANrLf.ED rURNIrUgE FOR
"A ~ p warranted manufacture; Alec sold chesfI 4
Chamber sriis, plain ana ornamental. a FARilN8TOsS
warercous 3S uansl sres opposite Wooster Es.ablshed
10 iSfs.
A T WALKERS rs rfiE PLACE 10 GET CHEAP BEDS
"A srsi bedding ctAdrens aud Beds .saia. C1s
&c. Spring Hels and Mattresses 10 an Kinds and Narrated.
Cal ard canine. 81 Broadway, in the basement
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INrENDINa TO
~ Preax 10 can ret air value for their golds from q
ktNNhpf f1 f1Fer deNer every dss.rfu1u q second
hAUd lrui4ure, car pets, bedding &c.
ENANEtLED CHAMBER sufrs or FURNITURE IN
~ al Colors ant ayies. AZ wholesale retail
a. IS and upwards, also Mattresses add faiiasses
WARREN NARD III Canal srcef
F1ur doors 0i Broadway
ErRNIrURE BovGHr ron READY NCNEY-A
4sr va4e given In ready mCuey flr Flrnfrre carpes
Boke. &C af - ssih avenue, between Ninth AMI Ten,h
TOBACCO AND sEGARs
NsENkR RsiLiN 20 20 40 BnwERY NAVE ri
W fcyed ~ ss f1f L. mediate sale. ctear Tor srsh
~ - AssaTa sesafa psrfunsery as Iewery
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THE 'TUET.

IIkloN COURSE L. L-rROTIING-oN ruFsnAY
~, hngust r. at three O'clock match for 500 nile be- AZ
nree IN nse in harness. d. Pffer names biz 81 Shoe
cs, sIr D. Walton names shanghae Admission 20
N' SHAW WHITE, Propretora
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A UCrrOF NOTICE.-BURNuAMS FURNITURE TX
"A press and Packing Establishment Ill and us Wei
Eleventh street. between Fifth and sixth AVENUES house
hold furniture OF even description bored shpp-d 10
paris Of the world Large covered for owing
nure 70 the tounry. Psnofores, mirrors. chnA glass
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NATIONAL GUARD.-A NEW AND COMPLETE UNI
~ form for sale cheap Apply at d Henry street,
and VI.
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A FIRST CLASS FURNISHED HOUSE TO LEr-Pos.
IA session immediately with every requisite
ing; location In Fifteenth street, between and Sevenh
avenues opposite Palace Garden; rent low Inquire of
York. e' w,
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pRooKLYN zoUAvE CADETS.


ID party OF young about forming company Of
zouaves the principle OF the Chicago Cadets Young
OF respecaby and twenty Of age wish
ing 10 join, will please send their address Cadets Herald
office. Due notice viii be given when preliminary meeting
will "a h<d
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A NEW BROWN STONE HOUSE TO LEr-los wrsp
Foryeighh street rear Sixth avenue: compile order
with every Improvement ken $3.50 Possession imrnss,
atey Apply 70 b. BRADLEY, l24 Broadway, or DTNGEis
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LOAN OFFICES.

-~>~~-e,-~----.~- ~~--.--~-.--~-
AT C CEDAR sTREEr.-u. uYvAv, rfsvovD
II BroEsy sdvances n1rey v .ry sn1urt7n Na~1-tr
30 on ursst Na'cheE, stfverrste. 81 buys
Cafh. cprt~s.s he Pc, 'ace, No. I. secord folr.
AT ~ GRAND srHEEr, TBREE DOORS Wtsr 0F
"A Hr1cdwny.-Nnrry Advanced % W&tchfs ia nts
fs~ery Pike Dry Gcpis md rer.oas RrcpeEfy d eyey
and br'ksr.
AT TIE ADVANCE OFFICES or 1. L1CoBs soNEY
~ .ar - CHAINED IN sny qren. 90 49, y
Dal1onda seRaIs. DR. GODS, har4 We, 49, r. ~
1nd every desoripusn n hs -fAld.ae - ,.,-1 " -r.1n
glIsd. Esas sbsd n is4s Frscga me-, " Ebr lfssi'
hfa1eA ice, ~ Rr.Gdvsy.
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DENTISTRY.
RrTrICIAL BONE FILLING rOR DSCtyED TEETH.
"A put IN While SOFT requiring no PRESSURE and giving nc
Los new number l5s way corner Thirty hrs
JAMES PEARSON, n D., Dsscovcrer.
CARD-DR. LUTHER, DENTIST HAs NOT Rn-
n moved from l38 sirth avenue, between 1enih and
heyenh strees where be continues % nse heaurfll
sss sinxe Tee IN al Teeth FLED and errc.cd Without re
pain Artihcl bone filing only IS cents, warranted
A MEXICAN AND FRENCH GALLERY or rEErH--
n DR. MANSON Sixth avenue, corner q Twcn.y second
ave iemums awarded; unrlvact beautiful patent
Gumosype 1eeth Prices wonderfully red lced silver
from So gold So Extracting teeth Wthoct rain. Adnart
mr. HoyT 800 BowERy, OPPOSITE sIxrH STREET..
inserts fu sets q Teeth silver 81: do gold.
plsua SIS ARTIFICIAL bone Llng, inserssd whout pain.
o. cents gold, " cent? 70 81 anagsm - AL work.
warranted.
MUNSTER, GRADUATED SURGEON DENTIST.
Broadway and sixth avenue.
NJ n. GRIFFIN BROS, DENTIST, NO. $40 oRArLs
xV street ". v, and 257 Fulton Brooklyn
or partial sets Of Teeth their improved anosRner'c
with without extracting the ruDtscn silver ~ ~
toc,h silver a. Teeh filed with rold 81; qunz eone s
81 Teeth extracted without Jain :, cens
V,EyTu IYssRTED-u PER TOOTH twIIHour kx-
reu, Detiiulu' set on sican
red rnbber ar-Ica fl4ns Nhl 2 o. hs
dertsts rAPOIkpN PRETERkE > A. "AAcJNi ~
roadway, near Howard siEesi
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rcTIoN NOTICE e coNsrA Observation-Disclosures
"A Liquor segars Tobscco Ac-HENRY GREEN will sell
Monday, August % N 10H O'Clock al 1874 William street.
LOT Of Groceries Picked Salmon Currants Rans. 10
plug Tobacco 1900 segars casks Of h. andy
Liquors, &c. j. X. KERR. Constable.
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tue RAIL SEASON.

THE BALI. SEASON. w. JONES RESPE CTFUri,v
returns he warnss thanks 90 his friends and psrons 81
the societies and anies who hon hi
her patronage during he BAL o. the p-eced1g year
and begs - that The frsco decorations aud e5c
lshmcnis % Jenes Assembly Rooms. 6is Brotiwav,
corner o Bond street have ju been completed and
open for Applications Be on thu pre-
M signed J. W. JONES, Proprietor.
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vVN Writer'S, AUCTTONEER, WILL SELL on
w Monday O'Clock, 80 Canal street. The furniture
q large house c9ssing Q. soias soia edseads lounges
French aud cottage Beseais: Extension Centre and other
Tables mahogany and ohe, Chairs, dressing and
other bureaus clocks fine tapestry Brsels three pig aud
other Carpets silver iron, stone, IN and wooden
dining and kitchen Furniture. suitable FOR families and
others. two splendid large medallion carrcs
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a :, Marks place rs Get front containing twenty rooms
with modern imp ments futures throughout Rem
slooo Possession LIST of September Can be seen from Ii
H., I'LL 7, N. - -
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06
THn PArpiuoNy or ST. PHrEp. 90

THE PArpIMoNy or Sr. PHrEp.-
We take from la Preo this briei
notice of that portion Of the Pspal
dominions TO W bich tho French
garrison Of Rome extends it's pro.
lection
The telegraph informed us yes
terday that Con. dc None had re-
ceived orders from the Emperor TO
defend tho provinces Of Rome, CT
vita Vecchia, Comarca and Vitsrbo.
These arc tho provinces tradition.
ally regarded as tho Patrimony Of
81. Peter; they consist chiefly of the
allodial estates once belonging to
the Countess Matbildo Of Tuscany.
who made n donation Of them to tho
Holy SEQ in l071. In the Comarca
Of Rome tho most remarkable towns
arc Tivoli, Albano, Castle. Gandolfo,
Frascati. Subiaoo, Palestripa; In
the so-callcd delegation Of Viterbo,
besides tho city Of the same name,
there are the towns Of Montcias-
cone, Civita Castella, and Ncssi;
in that Of Civita vcccbia, besides
the city Of tho same name, there
are the towns of Tolfa, Corneto,
and Allumicre. Tho territory Of
these provinces Immediately on.
closes the Eternal City, and ia
bounded by the Mediterranean on
the West, by the Lake Of Bolscna
on tho side Of Tuscany, by the Sa-
bine mountains on the East, and
the legation Of Velletri on the
South.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06

WIND WAGONS ON PRAIRrEs.
Andrew Dawson, Of Oscaloota, Kan
sas, recently constructed wagon fur
nished with sails, rigging, etc, pro-
PEELED by the aid Of wind, with which
he went to the Pixies Peak mines
in twenty days. Encouraged by this
success, other parties in the same town
set about the construction Of the same
kind Of wagons, and a few days since
party Of eight started out on the
prairies 10 try one which had just
been finished. The wind was blowing
a gale at the time. Everything work.
ed to a charm. The occupants glided
swiftly over the prairies, were delight
ing themselves with anticipations Of a
speedy and comfortable trip to the
mines, when the velocity Of the vehi.
Gle created lively alarm for their
safety. The wagon sped onward be-
fore the driving wind faster and faster
until the axle-tree broke and deposited
them all upon the ground, and in a
somewhat damaged condition, from
broken heads, bruised limbs and bod
les. The speed of the machine il
said to have been forty miles pei
hour.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06

New York IN PERrL.-What is
going to happen in New York;
asks the Providence Journal. The
committee of councilmen who went
to Boston nominally to attend the
Sanitary Convention but really to
edify themselves in ways not pre-
scribed BY Sanitary works, have re-
turned to the treasury a part of the
money appropriated to the payment
Of their expenses. Such sudden
and wonderful change of conduct
on the part Of New York officials
must presage something strange.
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nallp 6a9stts mSGomtt

apslsiss IN rHs BouhrvAnp.--Es.
Gov. Robt. O. wickliffe delivered one
Of the most interesting aud we believe
effective speeches in the Boulevard,
on Thursday night, that has been
listened 10 there, during the canvass.
The Governor IL for the Union, under
any and ali circumstances, and was mer-
ciless in his exposure Of the deep laid
.cbenes Of The reckless horde, backed
by the fsciious South Carolina men,
who would undo what Il has cost 40
much 10 do. lie dwelt on the train
Of terrible consequences that must
follow such an event, and expressed
the almost universal opinion Of the
people here aud elsewhere, that there
Is no sympathy on their part with
such reasonable designs. The Gov
ernor, was not backward In his en-
dorsemen,s Of The opinion ofoen en-.
pressed before, that to make an at.
tempt to attain the cherished object
Of their ambition, that there are men
in the South. who claim to be leaders,
who would prefer the election Of Mr.
Lincoln, TO either Of the other cspdi.
dates. The Governor was frequently
interrupted in HE discourse by the APP
plause Of approval Of the crowd that
listened 20 him.
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summary
LAHr HouRa or GENERAL. Wake

bAHr UouRs or GENERAL WALKER.
A correspondent Of the Havana
D,oyio dc Ia Marina, writing from
Truxillo by the Osceoia. gives the
following particulars OF Con. Walk.
or's imprisonment and execution:
So soon IA Walker entered tho
prison he was put in heavy irons.
and being asked If no wanted any
thing, only asked for water. Soon
after bc sent 10 call tho capollan Of
the fort, TO whom no professod tho
Roman Catholic faith, and after
wards made his dovotions before n
little altar on which was to DO dia.
tinguisbed in the dim light of tho
waxen candles the image Of Jesus.
Among other things he said to tho
capellan: 81 am resigned to do I;
my political career in concluded"
On the 18th, at I in the evening,
Walker was informed Of tho sentence
Of death that had been pronounced
on him. His only reply to tho fatal
message was at what hour tho exc
cution would take place, and if he
would have time 10 write. At 4
o'clock on the morning OF tho 18th.
the prisoner marched TO the place
of execution. lie walked with n
crucifI in his hand. listening to tho
psalms which the priest recitcd,
without turning his face TO the right
or 90 the lett. Having arrived at
the place Of execution, which was
surrounded by troops, he there pro-
nounccd these words with much re-
signatiou Il am a Roman Catholic.
Tho war ! have made upon Hon
duras, at the suggestion Of people
of Ruatan, is unjust. Those who
accompanied me are innocent /;
alone 10 blame. I ask pardon of
this people. | receive death with
resignation. Would IL might be for
the well being Of society. Walker
died with extraordinary firmness.
His remains received Christian burr.
al, and may they rest in peace for
a perpetual example.
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supsss DsArH or Carr. L.mo.

bUDbbN DbATH OF CArT. bAMO.
THs.--Csptsin J. T.. Lsmotbe, q
member ef sbs Legislature and Cap.
tain Of an independent artillery CON.
psuy, who was widely known in The
city, especially below Canal street,
met with a shocking death about sis
O'Clock last evening, at his house on
st. Peter street, between Roman and
Dsrbigny. lie was observed 10 be In
very good spirits shortly before the
occurrence, and was seen going into
his room and playing with his gun.
A few minutes afterwards q shot was
heard. aud on entering the apartment
he was found lying on the aoor welt
eripg in blood aud breathing his last.
The charge had entered bis neck on
the right side and passed up through
his head, inilictipg Of courss q horri-
BILE wound. The Deputy Coroner
went out there TO hold an inquest,
but we did not hear II n verdiot bad
been rendered. Bpiietin an inst