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Disaster ON Lake s1ichixan.

. 4 DnKofT NOV 70, ] sou,
Tie propeller Wabash Valley, with cargo Of I, AGO
barrels OF four bound from Milwaukee 70 Grand Haven,
went ashore yesterday morning a. tho mouth OF the Mus
kegon river, ard became q total WRECK No lives were
lost The boat valued al $40, ooo on which there
waa a ANAL Insurance.
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ACADEMY or HUsIc We have been requested TO s.ate
tss the rse OF seats for the first night OF the "Jexess
(Houday nexp will be commenced al the usual places
taiE morning
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WAILAcK's TmArEz That nne old comedy, The Road
70 Rain, and the comsdetta, "A Soldiers Coarshp,"
will be played TO night for the benefit Of Miss Mary Gan
non o1e or the prime favoreu OF Mr. wslacxs
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The slave Trade.
rSrrxp STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Bsfoys Hon. Judge Betts.

Nov x.-TN Urtsed Sa,s - ~ SIdU Bark kS< =
hs testimony In This case which has occupied the Court
Tor several days, resumed but nothing material was
eiiesed bayond what has already appeared Counsel v
sum up 70 day
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov 23 1880.
IRE occurred In the foundry attached to the iron
works Of SaDsom, FarrAnd Co OF Twelfth and
Willow streess II. Co q loss - 900; Duhrns Co.'S
loss % ,ooo Bowen Bros 50 ,too-.nsured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-24

THEATRE FRAscAs Mr.. j. horey, controler OF this
theatre takes benefit 20 night when three light pieces
will be given with . medley OF singing aud dancing.
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Oyercoats, Ov.rcoa,si!

Shirt, Shirts. six for S..
Made from tbs beet Apao kesg and " snau,.a Muslns
lepot Los Chatham street corner Of PearL
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wheeler 9 Wilson. sewing Machines.

INV 1UNh
facilities for curtailment
Of Litigation expenses recent decisions OF the
United confirming the VALIDITY OF the wheeler
Wilson Manufacturing tompAnys pstens enable this
ny uruh their Sewing Machines with important
areaty reduced prices The superiority OF these
machines for family and maoufar In tbs
purpose material atesed by the OF thous n9s
using and the moderate prices which they
rod d lem within the sosnh Of all and obvtAss all
priced machines
which much preudiced the machine bnnes
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Bosros, Nov. 20, 1850
The schooner Ottoman. OF searsport, Maine, run
into and capsized this morning by the steamer H. Sad
ford Crew saved
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NoRwAx, Nov. IS, 1850
Old Norwak Ia redeemed. Al our borough meeting TO-
day the entire democratic ticket elected by about
forty five majority. George II. Chadwick chosen
Manor.
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IMPORT AIT TO SUGAR PLANTING.
The proprietor q patent process Tor liking tugs
about be introduced into the prnnpd prodncaG
isands and countries ~ TIE world being sew York
would like \, have interview with panAaR,
planters % he southes States that be rssding In -
city at present. with view 10 ascertsn wbetsr would -
advlsable said patent LouiaanA Ia, - ~
dress sugar Patent, Herald once.
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FIRE :, whipple,. n,II., m....cnu..tt,

LOWELL, Nov. ~, 1880
fire last night at Whpples mills destroy ed property
TO the amount Of ten or twelve thousand dollars Among
the sufferers arc NJ wnipple OF the building,
l. Crowley manufacturers OF woolleu goods George
MAYOR. carpet manufacture, ard r. Little, dyer.
Esh,y persons thrown out OF employ rent
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Photograph In BrookIyn.- William
son, estasnshed eighteen hundred ard ni,y QUO.
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Royal Havana Lottery See Drawings,
Nov. b60. 10 another column For circulars, A. nd.
dress CHASE & co. Is William street. N Y.
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IrOa Work For Buiidfngs.-IrOn store
and Bans Fronts Columna 0rder BssmA Doors 6huit-r
Stairs Bsnk vaas indow Jut-lA Capitals for columns
Pcreeus for seapiue, and every description OF fire Iron
Work. JAsES l.. JACKSON BR0rBER'S Iron Wur1s,
Twsnty eighth street. Second Twenty uinih
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Nottcs.-Lsary ~ Co.'S Successors, Hurst
bUsEN BUhy having had about 500 OF their tne. fashon
able Hats slightly tnured by from the resent rs
nhe House haze set he ate - be sold II re-
duction price Of - hat for ae~ dATs ony, n, Nos
and Astor House.
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Defiance Salamanca Safss-With Pa
powder proof Also ere and burglar
proof stehoArd and pArior sfss De2o. Is Murray street
Corner u Coinage psAee ROBERT ~ PATkICK.
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Steinway u Sons OvsnstrunG Grant
and square Pianos considered tbs best
warranted for ave years Wsrooms 81 aud 81 Walker at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-24

Ladies Furs 20 per ns L.sa than Brosd-
way priceo 81 DBAKR's, $50 Ftlton street
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Now Wfthi1 Reach Of All.
Grover Bekers CslshrNied ko'soless Family sew ing
Machines Prices established for sev.a years, $40 and
upwards.
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Barry's Trteophsrous n the Best and
oheapen for sssrg beAutfyng curling cleaning,
preserving and restoring The HAIR Lsses w n Sold By Al
druxxis1s-
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Davfd's Fail StSts OF Hat IL ala the
rage, saissroom 2s9ls Sros1way. Duane street.
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Hernia. or Rupture. PsrmasenGy Cared
By wearing whis,s Patent Lever rruaL yemas Sup.
porers and Also obtained OF GREGORY
3D. sole propriesos Bond srce n Z. Pamphlets Ersts
To Every Mother who Has Children
suffering The complaints incident The period of
setA 8 sAy DO let your preudcsa the prcju
u Of ths relief sha will b
yea Absoluiely vnre-to follow he use Of
MIA WINDOWS HOOTHIN0 SYRUP.
Radical Care OF Hernia or Rupture
Or Il. NJ MARSH, q be vel Known houss Of haruh Co,
NO yssey opposs Me church. 6evo4ea
special aienoa 70 shs surgical agitation Of hh ksdica Cure
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Christodoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pes world W. oes.le and recall and The dye
privately applied. No Q Aslor HOUSE.
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DIR. Il. IL. Foots, Author OF "Msdical
Con sense ~ Saratoga springs has returned 70 his
winter once 70 bss Be subway York where he may
consulted from 10 q r. n daily except kuDtAya
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The Ladd Il Webster Sewing Machin
nAy be bad for Fifly Dollaxh ~ eoe broadway.
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Read Tbfs.-Dr. a. II. sw. edIey Treats
Cstsrrh and stsmmering vh rsi e~s Once and red
dsDce Ns riaA szsss, sfsw dsors W.. q BrpsdwNE,
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Members Of the Assembly or New York

msmbsrs OF the Assembly OF New York
For 1851.
Republicans 10 roman, democrats In taaiis
AInAsr-l, jan Gsseo~s; 2, Lewis Bensdics, Jr.; 3,
AisGAsYwi, Wilkes Angel; 4 Iucias 8. May.
Bxooxs Friend n Bart
C.nAsAuevs-I, Nelson ]. Norton; 2, Franklin Phil.
cAYrGA II, Heman Benton; 2, Smith Anthony.
rxArrArouA-lsi, Henry A. PrenderEsst "a, Hiram
CMxIsc.-Lucius Robinson.
CHssAsoo-ls,, Thomas Carter; "a, Samuel e Lewis
CoruxmA-ls,, samuel Lasher; ID, Norton 8. Collin
DnAwAx-ni, seymour t. Smith; n, Daniel Water.
DrrcHss list, John q. butcher; ID, Samuel ]. Far.
Esn-lst, Stephen V. r Watson; q, Victor N. Rice;
"a, Be~jo~in n Long; sih, ZebQion senn.
F3Ex Martin Fnch.
FRANKLIN William Andrua.
FuiroS AID HAsuros.-James H. Burr.
Gcpu George W. Wright.
sHxsxB -GIbsrf Bsd.u
HrUIxss -Ist John Markell; "a. Josiah shuIl.
Jsyysssos-l, David Montague; ,, David J. wager .,
KSos-i. Andrsw y Provost; . Marquis D. Moore; ..
Nathan Coms,ocs A. jaws Darcy; 8, Ldcus G. Andrus;
Q, Joseph Nestia; ], George Fisher
IBwn --Edmund BALDWIN
IIvNcsros i, Mathew Wizard; 2, Gsorse Hyiand
MAprsos Il, orrin D lord 2, Francs A Byau
Aos,consay rockingham fish
NosRor II, Martin Roberts; 2, Lewis a. Morgan; 3,
BENJAMIN Y. wells.
cAr,ssan B. woodruff; Widow =. kinney 8 John
J. shaw; Q. sawsei r. w,tsee; Z Dunsd Yotnq; s. An
sey Ss Ho'sG 1ds, "a "a a ara
sail; IL. Rsbst HaeAinc'; ls George W. Vario~, 10
Hryy Ars.ia,,o; II: Jay yss,s Jo.~' o s.u
oxupA LIST, Fsaneu Kavar: 81 Levi r. Marshall;
Sd kavqzis k,nyon, 4,h, William Lewn.
osoxp.aA -lst, Jeremiah limerick; "a, Austn Myres
6sTano-Ei, Perez Field; 81, stephen H. Aims
worth
orAsss LIST, stephen W. FuIlerton, J.; "a, Melon
Barrea
la M "A.
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Concentrated Lsavsn-
II ron would have health ygor and spared
convepence OF dy,pepss bread rolls cakes
hich Messrs Edward ChAnberin Co (Hoston)
Coucer trstsd hss been mixed II good thing.
For sAle BY greco = sni druggists gcnersliv.
GAO. II. BAfns. Wholesale Ageot.
ls9 Pearl street
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Hsrrfng's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes 2sl Broadway corner OF Murray
Few York.
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Ciirshugh's Iliusivs wfg.-A Novelty.
turning mp behTd psrtlngs urslainahe 30 Broadway
corner Of keAdc street, merit A. 7. hs.w0ta
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Superior MAKE s. u So
At GEORGE A. HUNrEE 4 20 -.
Man moth Ciothrg Na.eh ia q. 20 aud s9s Bosesy.
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SUSSEX COUNTY CLASS 80. NOV rs. IsO
~, %, "a, Al. AZ. As, 8, 81, 90, 10. 4, 40.
CoEsolDArEp LOTTERY, CLASS 2il Nov. D. $50.
81, 68, IL, l, 90, AZ. IL, 6S, Z, Sc, 40; 25.
Z FRANCl
Wilmington. Do's vsre
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AIIcoeh's Porous Piasssrs-

For weakN and
IN ures, bruise enehes Ac a.d fcr rheums1s palma
THE POROUS PLATTER
q Mr. ALICoCK found npsrs immediate a cnsn per.
msnsrt relief
Sold n 1914 CANAL uHkH
and No aUrIor SQUARE, NRw yORv,
~ he yard suFe plaster and IN quAnuyI 10 tut Price
per single plaster rs cents
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For Throat Diseases and Coughs, Use
BROWNp ryoches which sph by al druggiMa Public
speaheru and singers shouid have sAem-
wbo Will suMsrp when DIR. Tobias
eslebrased Venetian Eminent will innedisiely cholera,
collie, dysentery, wanting, rheuma.sm swsnin< cue,
burrs Ar Depot Curtiandt sueet New YORK. Sold By al
he druggtas md ss0eaespera
rhs Dfmculs Breathing and Sense Of
ro~asoa espeysenced By Victims OF Asthma Brnch
tn are lssey rbausd By ne powerful nnuence o. Ho
radical cure
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IL
II RHEUMATisM In It, most painful FORMS aioo scrofulA
salt rheum pfnoes blolches old nlcors
The Of dessss Of ihe blood. mercurta
planis deby liver and Kidneys ncpen oonsumpuun,
&c mosi certainly clrei By this great pur.nsv.
HvAT1s I1Fn BALsAM has cured tbousandr CT a
and similar and will certainly
which be reached b. med cine taken cordanos
with the directcrs does not contain particle n
any other deleerious mineral Principal depc 52 Ord
strr
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Drawings OF Ghs DslASNr Stavs L01-
testcs--WoOD, EDDY 20, Msnager Of ths
DEIAwARH Hxs.vcxr ASp MISSOURI sr11n I0rraa!0
DxiAwARE-EIraA CLASS $50. Nov.ossUr =. l5W
IS, 81, "a, So, %, g. SO, 81, 80, 5, rs, 81, 81.
DnLAwARE-lAss $50. kovKnsrn TX l8p.
49, 81. 81, 20, rs, 81, 81 So 90 So, 80, 60 8, 70.
Oroulau .aut free Of charge by addressing ssser 70
WOOD EDDY CO. WlminGloa, Delaware,
Or 10 WOOD, EDDY 60. 81 LcdHs Missouri.
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MKnHF CABINET FURNITURE WARusO OMA
IS and IS Fourth sreSA northwest c,rner Of s AdwU.
Superior Psrior Library. ,pnE and rsd-oom - uxrs g
every STYLE
FROM the pln and snbsan-l the ecysrs an6-N eneA
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Goods pasted and shipped % all parts 4 the wurs1
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(IxHGRMBREB PATENT NON sREkzIN0 Gas MA =.
~ Fiuid-.onsnnerr Of gas tsviow wet meters win N =
them hed with tn Patent Non free Fluid b.
not evsporate fy,eze
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-11

A UCTION SALE-BY JACOB GRAFT co.
"A Very Superior Furniture, Piano, ete,-Wll be
sold at auction on THURSDAY MORNING, Sept:
IS, at 81 o'clock, at 1O3 Broadway, between Third
and Fourth -sts., the entire furniture, VIZ;
PARLORs,-solid rosewood brocatelle sofa two DO
do. m-chairs, six DO. parlor chairs solid roses
wood marble top table-an one suite velvet stained
walnut sofa, do chairs and four Parlor chairs
all TO match tOnF satin Gamask WlndoW-cuIoalhs
lace and muslin curtains, corniee-a eomplete setI
inlaid rosewood workable, etagere fIeneh- plato
mirrors, marble slab oil paintlngs
coal box, straw mating, hngiish BIasseh carpets
etc (: rosewood piano, stool ana cofefi., ,- 4,
T'tpRARY-AIahORany wardfooei Win giass 90.
maTbie-top table DO. hair-cloth sofia two do. rock
i, cbaivi 10 rk-faBle, nest Of tea-poys, writ
inS 6esk etaqere rush seat cho1ra, mantle orna-
1nsnfs pictures lace cnrtnins aud cornces, French
Gina tete-atets set, mating, velvet carpet, etc.
very superior gum fishing tackles.
C11 1NBfRs.--M ahoPany bedsteads, do. marbie-top
drssipq bureau, do. do. dressing glass; do do wash
stands, one suit Black enameled chamber set,
Wis Bedsteads marble top bureau, do. wash
do table, wardrobe with glass, chairs and rocking
chairs Walnut set, VIZ: Bedstead, dressing bureau,
wash stands, toilet table aud chairs. Oak lounse,
window shades, toilet-ware, three-pD carpets,
Hall AND DINISs-RooN. .--.Ex tenslon- table, oak
chairs, mahogany sideboard, ice-cheat, walters,
mantle vases and clock, plated ware, glassware
dinner and tea knives, white China dinner set,
French China dessert set, do. tea set, white aud
gold tea set, mating, carpets, &C.
Hall OclOth, hatrack, velvet stalfcarpets, stair.
rods, &c Coal cooking stove, wood do, and gem
sral Assortment Oi Kitchen inrniture.
n, B.-The piano, gun and hshing-taekle viii b
'0i2 ~ pA''s j, YKRDLEY, Adminlstratrix.
- t JACOB GRAFT, AOctioneer,
SEQ No. rs EAst FouFth-st.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-11

CIRCUIT CoURT-This Court opened yester-
day morning with Judge Samuel NJ. Moore
on the bench. The following were declared
Grand Jurors:
W. A. Menzies, Foreman; ]. c. Peacher, G..
B. Marshall Jas. Arnold, Geo. HOwk, II. NJ.
Buckner, John Tennis, Thos. D. Kennedy,
Thos. Porter, w. II. Buckner, VIM. Timber
lake, ]. w. Rusk, II. d. Stratton, N. Mohan,
G. B. Brasher, John Laferty.
After being charged by the Judge they
retired to their room.
The Court then took up the case of Fred
Dugan, charged with counterfeiting; but
owing to the fact of the bank that issued
the rotes, in New York, not being legally
established, that charge was dropped and
the prisoner remanded to Jail to answer two
other accusations pending against him.
MAYORS CoURT.-The cases yesterday be-
fore Mayor Foley were-Mary Clark, twenty
days for vagrancy; Dick Cheesman, drunk
and disorderly, fined S. 80, sent to jail; Ellen
Beatey and Antoine Carter, twenty days
each for vagrancy; Ed. Murphy, for being
found drunk and disorderly, fined $l3 TO- in
default of which he was sent to jail.
GENERAL 10 LANE IN THE FIELD.-This
distinguished gentleman, now soiourning in
| Cincinnati, will address our citizens to-
morrow night at Drovers' Inn, at half-past
seven o'clock. Other speakers will also be
in attendance.
MEDICAL AssouArIoN.-The medical So
cieties of Newport and our city will meet
this evening at DR.. Majors office, on Scott
| street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-11
RIVER NEWS.

The Ohio opposite this port has undergone
very little change since last issue, but there was
gradual decline in the river this point at last ac
counts, and also at Pittsburg. Here there are over
eleven feet water in the channel, with no present
prospect Of rise.
Yesterday was a cool and delightful day for the
season; the temperature being quite low.
Business yesterday was tolerably active on the
Landing for the season, and freights were without
any change of consequence.
Yesterdays Louisville Courier says:
The river, Saturday, was stationary, with five feet
one inch in the Canal by the mark in the evening.
During The previous twenty -four hours i had not
risen half an inch at the head Of the Falls. The
weather was hot and sultry during the day, bnt at
noon light shower sprung up which cooled the at
five feet two inches water IN the Canal By the mark
During the previous twenty -four hours, the river
four inches at Portland The weather was very cool
and windy.
Saturday night 1t rained hard, and the wind blew
perfec. hurricane all along the river between tbis
place ard Cincinnati, The officers report having
Of no severe damage being done at any place The
May Duke in going down 70 enter the Canal, was
onachita now being built at the city wharf stayihs
her laI6Ssrd bulkhSsd h 6gt P not injTI9g the new
ing out, blown out on the rocks, where she lay
for several hours but at last succeeded in gettns
hard for short time, and some serious damage may
have been done.
Yesterdays st. Louis Republican observes:
The river was falling very slowly Saturday at the
rate of one inch in twenty four hours. There arc
Ave feet full in the channel out to Cairo, and five
| and half feet between Cairo and Memphis. The
| Lower Ohio is falling.
| The last arrivals from the Illinois River report
that stream falling with three feet scant to Peoria
! and tWenty-tw inches between Peoria and Lasalle
The Upper Mississippi is about stationary, Will
f aS BS% KeoRk ere
three and half feet in the channel.
half feet scSnt in the Channel from Weston down
| and thirty inches above Weston.
| Mr., John II. Bowen yesterday received tele
| graphic dispatch from Capt R. Ford, dated st. yC
seph, September 8, stating that the steamer Chi
pewa had arrived at Atchison on Friday might
Freight was going forward we'll. Nothing had bee
heard from the Emile. She would probably
down on Monday,
The weather Saturday morning was very hot an
sultry, with the wind in the south. The therm'
| meter marked .9So at twelve O'Clock NJ. Soon aft
noon the weather changed, the wind shifting arour
to the North and blowing mp cool The sky BEGAN
the thermometer had fallen to 74o The change wi
very sudden, but very acceptable to all.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-11
NEwPORT NEWS.

A BELLIGERENT INDIvIDUAL.-Yes esterday
about noon, Jas. Dixon, somewhat under the
influence of liquor, entered whisky-shop
on the corner Of Jefferson and Monmouth,
and demanded a drink, which was refused
him. Dixon became enraged at the bar
keeper, and threw half brick at him, which
narrowly missed the head of the intended
victim. He was Immediately arrested, and
will have hearing to-day before Mayor
Hawkins.
AN UNPLEASANT JOURNEYS. S. Wood,
the soldier arrested few days ago, charged
with being an escaped convict from New
York, was yesterday taken before the Court
now in session in Covington, and ordered
into the custody of Mr.. Warner, Chief of the
Rochester New York; Police. Quite unwill.
ingly he accompanies the officer back to the
scenes of his transgressions.
PoLIT1oAL.-on Saturday night next, Fred
G. Jones, Esq, of the Kentucky Town Bal
Club, will address the Bell and Everett Clul
of our city, at the Courthouse.
MAYOR HAwKINs's CoFRT.-Several inter
esting cases will be tried this morning, be
fore Mayor Hawkins, at the Courthouse.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-11
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Important nrern Walker.

New ORLEANS, September lO.-The Bien-
loi1t, rom aHAYahn, i8 btl0W WIN .ggventy
passengers. -iThe heaith-of the island was
eteellent A cargo ofslayes had been landed
on the Eastern coast but we hare no par
tieniats. The steamer OsceoiH had arrived
at Batayano from Truxillo. She brings the
news that the commander Of the En ylish
man"of-war Pedrns had ordered Walker to
surrender the town, and that he had obeyed
and retired down lower on the coast with
eighty men. rr b. a-l fa. .i4,,.t tsf
According to the last advices, Walkers
force was reduced 10 twenty-five men by
the continued attacks of his enemies, aad
he himself was severely wounded in the face.
Several Of Walkers wounded followers were
placed on board the Yecrn&, at TruxillO.
He had lost a colonel. When the OsceoLa
left Truxillo, Alvarez was entering the town
with 300 men. iT95
The steamer TeVidt arrived at Havana.
from Vera Cruz, on the Sd. Miramon was
at the Capital concentrating his forces. The
Liberals were rapidly advancing on the
Capital. The Juarez Government had de-
clared the bark Maria CoReepcion legal
prize. -15 =. ....li,,,f
Neto Orleans September l0.--'The brig Kate,
from Truxillo, the 3lst ult., and R1atan, the
I'd instant, brings four passengers from
Walkers expedition, Walker evacuated
the town of Truxillo on the night of the 2lst,
pursued by the enemy. Only, one man was
killed. No opinion as to the fate Of the rest
is to be formed. ~ -'-'----.l .,i-iitl1