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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-25

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MISCELLANHOU9.
A RNOI.D'S PATENT HAIR CURLM
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A cI.ArRvoyArI.-MRs SEYMOUR, MEDICAL CLAIR
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A IONA FrpE AsTR0LoGrsr, THAT EVERY oNH
WILSON. wo tells The of visit A. enter
kr room. an should consult this naturally gifted lady a.
ixh them mi~founes She speedy mar
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bl am In of magic charms for love and good
'uck wfh certain In their effect Madame Wilson
tells true hat sd~s may get little tirnd though they
res pt fear lor she Practices nhnx but what reconcile
be n phsn hers isp Allen STREET stanton, the
hnktry. lee for ladies ami gentlemen. 20 ccuts-
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A CLArRyOrANT THAT BRATS TfFR WORLD AND
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|NSAsk. pr Illinois, 10; per vsaAsssaA IA
$500 q pasanss iasued fruu nnrspete Amwtes
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,O1EP0RD CO. 81 Grace CharsA srest London.
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A y tfirfSrOFrEn STRFfT.-MRsl ". ROEDEK. TTx
fO Only Asro'ofi-t PIANIST and world rsoowa a
ged lady revear u All affairs through nfe pas
ufeerrt aud and correct Inforsslo
On health, vcah love STAIRS journeys law sui's dmculy
hrsces ahet friends sickness. Ar Thousands q vis&er
cnn the tl a her revelations during the
thirteen yrars nementsr. s. Christopher cpposf
Va ssss Lkyfsx lF ss y 70 sos grnlcuen, ~ senss
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place large bsncf o. evAss besre gnern "a conceal their
body when tney approach 70 Gay victim, poance
upoa object of puDcer. They are expert rannsrs,
and will climb h,h with TIE svifsness Of rabbit or
deer when pursued They good riders, and require
no bride or saddle wnen on horse Of ha full fpeed.
They hold by the iDane and spread themselves Like
hawk the back OF the animal They are hard 70 catch
cnase and wiz pound hill aud dale, valley and
Gov. pesqueirs has had to contend AgAnst for many
years. The Governor - . great Indian lighter !,
almost Graded In the camp, and understands
TO . fraction the pecr..ay;ties Of DIE why foes
In 1860, with a force Of 100 mer, No attacked
force OF SEQ He fought them from the rising
made good his retreat with the os OF ony twcnty nvo
men, while tho Apaches had more than one hundred and
nity sisn on the san yrnary battle ground N hs des-
pcratc engagement tho Governor was twe badly wound
cd IN the legs. he himself being prom rert n The aghe
where blows tel. fast and ;h.ckest.
GOV lgnaco Pesqueira and suite accompanied BY hi0
secretary or state Ion Manuel MonteveYde and Dan An
gel Iriae, Ex-Governor Of Chihuahua, and Cen Emilio
IAmoerg consr eoous officer of the Mexican Army, ar
rlved IN this city on Thursday morning, the 26th ns.
The Governor win remain .or some days and wt il
AL prooAby visit the city Of bsforo hs return
70 ures and hspc Fe fees great ntArest in Ne re-
salt Of the Ysqu river war Hhs troops prove sucosss-
fu 10 bringing the Ysquis 70 terms, VII increase bio
civil and military reputation and place him promnenty
before the country % candidate Tor .Ee peadency Or
the Nevcan republic ~ the next election ~h;ch takes
place IN 1891 according TO the provisions o ne ooastu
tion Of 1857.
Ths United states soop-ofwar cyne, Capt samuel
lockwood, OF Eoxbury, Mass, arrived A. Gasymas, on
Friday tho 20th irsf This vessel nss Complement Of
$50 ohccrs and meD, who are IN good health and nno
spirits While IN tho harbor ofNaxAtl2n fer three four
quested the Captain written application 70 larry for
some time. But his orders forbade M remaining mo
display OF the and strips from rasonsl vessel In
the Gulf OF California q always hailed with delight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-07

srAprre AsrpAy Az nAscp--A roc occurred between
numbcr Of negroes 81 dance house M IAuress street,
kept by sidcrcy NcFnAnd, On Wednesday sishs, In
which Richard vasscr, of No. % nompson street, and
friend cf his named John cuet, we're severely injured.
A dlspute sroee between vass~r and . waiter, named
Alexander Turner when the latter drew drk knife and
stabbed h adversary m tho orcsst culls then W
The rescue Of hH friend when he, tco, served n
llar manner Turner then tried 70 make his escape from
the premises but luckily the arrival of policeman Gccd
rich ~ the Eighth precinct put stop " HE eAop Ths
wounded wsve placed under rhys,rianv save and
then sent 10 veir homes. They are both ssvwely 10
ured and The opinion Of The doctor that the voards
vi yet prove fatal Turner taken beforc Justice
ousckcnbush, n tbe Jefferson Market Police Ccurt ard
committed for examination.
Two MxS srssusp uu TorrH wssp last evening
about ten O'Clock, two named Cornelius Sullivan and
bonas shsy residing With their families m the tenement
house No ~ Roosevelt street, got INTO qusrrei ownf 70
grude, which has long sied between them, and our
ing the one Of The party drew drs, vhch was sso
followed by the Other. snd for some TINE tney cut snd
sisehed one another Al a furious rate me occupants
giving the alarm No pooe scon arrived AMI arrested
both en wben i found, their benr convsyef 10
Inc sstor howe they hsd been - seriously njur
~ that hy had 70 ~ conveyed V ne Ne~ fcvs bosp
tai shfy, Il y ftcurtt, WI ~ v~tre'
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Revolt NJ Sing sing Pr1son.
sE OF THE KEEPERS AND TEE cAfrAN OF sL00P
eTAEEKD.

Between twelve and ono O'Clock yssssriay daring A.
tempt was made by about half dozen convicts st the
Sing Sing prison 70 ascape which, the prcmps
Of tho guards, was prevented but not, however Until
two had been seriously stabbed From what information
We could ascertain II appears that half dozen Of
the convcts In the hat department bad lad plan g.
cape by jumping on board ofa soop which STEPS Almost
every week a. the prison dock TO take away goods -ber
plan was 10 get board and while two or shrec seized
the captain the others would heave OF the Ines -heyo
being quite current running ~ tho end Of tie dock
Of the tme the sloop would be carried away and,
the sails hoisted, they intended 70 the river
and make their Escape Jersey. The gang led by
ono Kelly desperats fellow, the who killed one Of
his fellow corv!cs about three weeks ago mo party
made for the slcop few minutes before one and ware Ia
the act Of casting on the lines when their move
mcnts wero obssrved by one Of tie keepers, named
Hoxie. He Immediately fred upon them ami then
down 70 the soop. The captain OF tho vessel Who
In The cabin at the time, and whose could not
ascertan hearing the firing out ON deck when no
was met By Kelly, who dsst him blow with dirk in
the back Mr. Hoxe, seeing Kelly with the knife, At
tempted 70 seze him. whom Kelly turned upon him and
stabbed him tw,e once in the abdomen and In the len
leg, both wounds being serious BY this time several OF
the guards arrived and al Of the party promptly
arrested and locked mp. The wounded men were phced
under the Of physicians. and IL thought ttst the
wounds OF Hoxie VIII prove fstsl
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FsrAt CAsrArnEL -corcoer Jackman held aa inquest
Il he New Tors Hospital upon tho body Of Phosesn
owr coored GIRL about four pears old, Who died from
lie escs of injuries accidentally Wednesday
~ her clothes catching nre a stove. Deceased sp
resred the absence Of her mother, procured can Of
tcrnue ud and pouring The liquid upcn the stove set
her clothng In flames. Verdict IN socrdance with the
shove iscts-
James o'Bvea, native Of ireland, sTrd twenty three
vars died si Bellevue Hospital, yesterday, from tho
scss Of injuries accidentally received BY being
n I horse and wagon The road between Nevtown and
xifIamsburr, L. l. Coroner 0'Keefs held an inquest
lpon the body.
Coroner oKeefe also beld an inquest at Bellevue Hoe
ysa upon the body Of Patrick Hsgsn native Of Ireland
red forty years who su1ocaied by the oavnr IN Of
IN enbspkmens In Ihirtythird s'rcet. near Broadway
,cceascd Al ne bottom Of deep trench, laying
i0wn lead pipes when the earth suddenly csved IN
ipon hin. He was only partially buried Al nrst, anc
iQht have been rescuea alive but crowd gstnsred
srouni and the embanxment csved IN a second time
completely hiding the unfortunate man from view Re
wss not exuiatei f0r pesrly nfteen minutes Ntewrds
sps then be qnite insepsbls The ury, n rendefng
their verdict oecason 20 censurs the contrstor for
pcs havirg thc frcnct more prvTsriy secsrec.
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me notorious Tom Kelly who has had chain and bail
attached 10 him FOR three four days Tor attempting 70
escape, managed, during change Of ksepss ths sfssr
noon, 70 cut them loose and rarsd nom tho hat shop
towards sioop lying at the prison dock crying "coms
boys. He followed by three four other conv,cs
and also two keepers board the soop, where despe
ing the Array the keeper Of Kelly was dangerouEy stab
bed In The lumbar region OF the back CapAin IAfArxe
Of tho sloop wAs also fatally stabbed The side ne
convcfs were finally driven ashoro BY othsr o6oePn
The plot has been hatchpg for months Kelly expect
cd about one hundred convics 70 Jake part hs nsur-
rection.
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me Tiny nrh rsxincnt, carde lafayette under the
command Of scnor Captain 6oulet paraded yesterday
asd proceeded 10 TAndmAns YovkviIc Park, where they
ceebrnted the hundred and third anniary Of the
birthday Of General lafayette Al the park they were
joined by their wives and families. In the afternoon the
crde and their suosv, TO the number Of six hundred,
sat down 10 sumptuous dinner 10 the spacious dining
Au Of the hotel Amer parsAkns Of the good things Of
lie, the proceedings were changed 70 speech making
psoposing Of appropriate sentiments, iniersperrcd
with mmic by the regimental band. The Mar
seiIles Hymn, with bard accomran mcnt, wM
sung by the entire sasembaec, and the eject very
grand The last part of the day pessantly occupied
dancing 10 the spacious pavilion adjoining the hotel
The order and decorum prevailed throughout the
dsy and the carde returned late In The evening. highly
pleased with the excursion.
PROVIDENCE LIGHT INFANTRY.
rhs Providence Light Infantry win arrive n New York
this morning, by the ssonnston steamboat their way
70 Csveland Ohio, where they 70 take part In the
ceremonies Of laying the sone Of the Perry Mouu
cns cn the loan inst They 70 act esco Of the
Governor Of Rhode Island and his STAFF Who invited 70
b. present Al The imposirg ceremony, out d compliment
10 The STATE which rAve birth " the Hero OF the akee
a salute win be hred on their arrival By the exempt
Members Of the company residing In this city.
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70 rIfE EDITOR oF TTIE HKRALp.
al Wall srKssr, sept Q, fsso.
The statement IN the HsnAfD n to-day, that am =
candidate for The Office of surrorste not covr-ct am
rot candidate fcr any once. Yourr, respeCNrry
PETER r SNaf1Sy,
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xnwArxKn sept. 4, 1850.
me Breskiaridge sate Couvsntcc met In this city yes-
tsvday About coc hundred and my delegates were IN
stsea1nnos and nominated fall electoral tlckst
Muvxrpvx sept. Q, 1880.
Judu A. aoon wna nominated for Congress hy the
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up,s ssxnx@r.-Hon. John A. Andrew, the black
rsvubHn c.sdidaAs for Governor of Massachusetts, In
speech ths cshsr day, Aid--
No political organization, of the chasces Of
politics, soos u the psophec' Of wise men, save
Ssate preserve people, or perpetuae liberty 10 tho
intellircnt vrtue u the OF the and The Of
women he intssent nIth IN the fundamental truths on
which society bsscd upon which her free Institutions
forever stand care sot you sweep away evcry
republican, technically - called frcm mnasachusetts;
viii truss 70 the neI and Everett PARTY 70 the
Sass sweep them away, ani viii trust the democracy
sccosdine 70 Douglas. W save Massachusetts. Sweep
them on ZOO and the Bveckrrdge Of Massachusetts
viii nall the nAg to the mass, and the Old ship eces
down their FORMS win fall with n, beneath or above And
The native born citscus OF America should ell, BY any
sudden provdence, be swept from OF he face Of The
earth, would trust 70 The naturaixed, adopted citi
Of Massachusetts, " take up The parable and pre-
serve the Institutions of our fathers.
cccou o~ rHx sSrn.-Hon. VIM L. Gogrin, the oppo-
sion candidate for Governor Ia Virginia In 1852 On
the stump for Bell and Everett
Govpnvor Hrvr Az ssSscA FAILS Governor Hunt vii
address the citizens of Seneca Pals n r., political
subjects, on Noncay evening, September 10.
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ArsAsr, Sept. Q, 1850.
ne Union and Democratic state Committees have sub
sttused John Mum, Of utca the electoral ticket In
place OF Mr. Huntington. Mr. Mum has accepted.
ArBrsx, sept. 9, 1850.
Major william c. Bcardsley, OF Auburn, nominated
by exclamation for Congress from the Twenty nnh dis
irict by the Democratic Convention to-day.
SYRACUSE, Sept Q, 1860
Hon. Chss. n scdgewick wss today rcnominsted by
scciamsiIou for Congress from The Twenty fourth Csn
rrcssisual district.
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North Caroline Politics.

RArnss, N. C., sept. o. 1880.
Governor Vice ava attend the grand BrccklnrdKe
and lane barbecue In this place oday account Of the
Illness of hh VITA.
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HAnnnrps, Sept. g, 1890.
he r1sfrict Committees have returned the Of
the electors the straight Douglas ticket and The ticket
will be Published birth sith.
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u
Of convention systeu but all other political subjects
minor national, have become dwufed by the over.
shadowins CONTROVERSY regarding slaveryAn "instilu
whoee exstepc~ 10 tne words o late candidate,
s.should have been brought into national politics"
TIE attempt logger 70 ignore this question s futile
The eb to postpone settcuscpt indefinite fu
sure unjust VI posserity, ve - debonorAoe 10
ourEelvcs.
o Gen Houston IRON the Presidential contest sacri
ace called for by the political exgcncics of day.
Holding Abcyancc desire for popular rcbuke of
bad and mischicvcus party tactics until srch rsoaks
qucsce IN our casdidses resolution ossssrls
In the way u fair and honorabls ooanct II opnioas
Abe s.a s.s.s sss q @ :.s =. :
the szms convsntics nschinsry which msaufAcsurss
chsr,sh mcm~ass aasn ooacsvnss shs asstiuy q our
pcbie cons serscy of Sateswhsch, thank Godi - do
no. would y from sss s"s,s,ss s e Ps-y % ss@:
nesa AZ trading politicians who assume special psotec
on Up'oa rather than IRON any danger shai nay
sss n nth ne rs eos.ssasloss % ' sSoscs ;ssr ra:s 49,
with these rrmarks fellow cifxens. the Peoples sta1e
Ccmmitsee a she friends of ecncrAl Houston, In New
York rt1an TIM powers entrusted 70 them In doing
ihey BEG " sckDovisdgr The warm sympathy asd
escournwement which 10y received citizens Ia
~ q M Ss .ss !" = ss y IN. sno %
dsp~pdeu, pop~iar principle q whch osaevAi Houston
h.s ever been The srpcreai We nup mention also vIsh
m~ns Nv an independent press and psrscslasy BY thoss
sterling iourpsh the P1pks Pys o. Kinessos and shs
H,oRond D>rrounf Of reskskil u may Be cur peesinG
duty 70 rally n some future cs under shc standard q We
u~oules sovereigny over psrtiess standard which Ne
have uphold boldly and ruthfay TN thso
w. no prerare part snd choose our sides With
the same pas motives fhst hare sctuatcd our SUP
port oi enerKl Houston And lei M remember now that
no middle the present contest 10 worthy q our
countenance No dishonest combination 81 potcianst 70
ess r - neasef con cain our ald or toerasion. No
scaptrap', of pretended danger 70 The "Union mrst
blind our p1vcertiors 70 The danger of nsrustnk ths
chocs % our next President 70 fsctious Consrcssf
where votes mar pwchssable they are " NatinuA
cnnsenil0ue Cast rour vrtrs fellow ctiy~nr, - fhnt
sho peofa sy elect the President ans thGs you all ~
rain rue W ycur TrincTles ard y We conse q am
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-07

Returns fsom one hundred towns foot upsFalrbsnks,
1904; sake, s,2es Hwvey, $50 Republican GAIN
safe win exoeed 70 600 ne House Stands, % far, l1
repubcaDs 20 II dsmocrafs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-17
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No Need waiting or the Wagon.

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OATs-iuO Sacks White and Black;
BRAH-tt0 BsEs Fresh Saint Louis;
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pOTATOEs--t0 Barrels Eastern Meshspoes.
POpATOfS--a0 do do PINK Eyes.
FbpUR-50 bsrfels Premium Easles
FLOuH-50 Half Barrels Novelty fancy.
LlMb--l00 barrels Ri,hstd's Cape.
The above articles just relsivs and offered fof
sale 1T currt nj market rates
mari JOSHUA BEAb.