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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-18
From Washington.

| WASHINGTON Dec. 1.-THE impression prevails in
high quarters that although one or more Southern
States may commit overt acts if they not inter
fered with or menaced, they viii retrace their
steps.
The President declares that he will defend the
Notifications, counting against all attempts TO take
1 them.
A messenger has been sent TO Baltimore to see if
\ Ieverdy Johnson will take a seat in the cabinet.
The Crisis Committee not making much head
way. COrwin reported series of resolutions which
| are approved BY majority of the Republicans on
! the committee as follows
| First Pledging the faith of Congress against any
attemptto abolish slavery in the District Of Coldm-
| bia.
| Second. Against interfering with the nterslaTe
trade between States.
Third The abolition Of slavery in the dOek-yar,ls
and arsenals in the slave States.
Fourth. In favor of any amendments rendering
the Fugitive Slave acts effective and satisfactory %
the South.
Fifth. Against determinations BY Congress against
Slave States asking admission into the Union
Sixth. Protecting persons and property in the
Territories when nOnInterVentiOu By Congress shall
be the law.
Postmaster General Holt is cOnTalesent.
From New York.
Nav YoRK. Dec. 1.-the Herald says that Attor-
ney General Black is appointed Secretary Of State.
1t is reported that Ed win Stanton formerly of Penn
sylvania, will be appointed Attorney General.
From Richmond, Va.
RICHMOND. Va. Dec. l6.-The general sentiment
here is that disuniOn cannot be avoided, and Yir q
GINA must go with the South.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-18
ONE CORD

Of hard sufficient 10 burn family whole
1t cooks hall the time ordinarily required, and
the sezusted with such precision that scarcely skill
care necessary cook with absolute perfection. Meats are
thoroughly with the most desirable Uniformity aud
from table juicy and tender Bread baked with with
desired and will remain fresh and soft much
longer baked other Another important
advantage is when cooking ordinarily gives
little heat surrounding air that it will rot kindle friction
matches laid upon that in it scarcely heats the
room all but winter by opening Of the DOORS will
heat the room with fourth the wood required by
stove n For saleby MAChINLIE q MlNCHIN,
dec4-u Agents for the Pasentees.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-18
lBy Telegraph
New York Market.

NEW YORK, December Up. M.-Cotton
finer, with fair demand sales Of 1900 bales at
lOA@lO'ac for middling UHlands
Less doing in Flour and the market generally
without material change sales of $500 bTis, al
81 55@I 65 for sureIne State 81 65rl % for extra
State, II 55d4 60 for superfne Western, 81 sOf5 10
for common to medium extra Western, and S5615 20
for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio, closing
with frmcI feeling and holders anxious 70 realize
at cur quotations. The stock is getting reduced by
there Is not great deal doing and prices arc with
out striking change sRles Of $50 brs at s. QOG rs
for common to choice extra. Rye Flour is qftiet
with small sales at S32i@4 for common to choice
of 40 brls. kiln. dried Jersey at SO 10.
Whisky scarcely, so firm; sales Of 400 barrels at
lL@l9c nearly all at the inside price, and at which
figure the market closed heavy.
Wheat rules very quiet, witha light stock Offering
shippers are holding back Tho nominal quotations
are 81 05l 10 for Chicago; 81 l2@i 10 for Milwau-
kio club and a. amber Wisconsin, aud 81 POOL 20 for
&C. below these figures: sales of 500 bushels Racine
springa 81 Os 800 bushels white Michigan at 81 3O
Rye quiet at csc. Barley dull and nOminally un-
changed. Corn-moderate business doing and mar
ket without material changer sales of 600 bushels
at 62J9163d for mixed Wisconsin in store; 64c de-
lNercd; 64c. for yellow Southern a6Oat; 67c. for
round Yellow 54c. for badly damaged mixed Wis
for Ca madam and Wisconsin, and 36JS37c for state
Pork dull and heavy, with only sales to report at
prices no criterion with the market; The nominal
quotations are S5 SO for old moss; SIC for new SO4
neglected; sales I25 jrls at SIS 5OlO for repacked
dull and nominal; considerable going forward from
first hands and to settle English contracts. Reef
25 pkgs picked Hams at 81 @sJsc.; Shoulders NOM
inal at 66tac. Dressed Hogs in fair request at 64
@6,ac. Live Hogs steady at 6AGg51fc, Bacon quiet
at 94C; 81 O00 lbs green Sides at SSsc; l00OO lbs
dried and sated Bellies at Sc Lard steady for prlme
ted: sales 20 bTis at sgiSiGc for prime. ID '''
Butter selling at ll@l5c for Ohio, and l4@2lc for
state, Cheese steady at 9@l6'Sc. for inferior to
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-18
DniIr Prodncc Market.

MONDAY EVENING December II,
WBEAT-1he demand continues good and the
receipts light ar heldors arc asking an advance Of
&C. per brsh but buyers are not willing to pay over
90c. al 81 for primo red and whito. No sales re.
.CURN-Fsr is in coed demand and firm at 3sc at
the lover depoti There is some inquiry for shellod
from shippers, and sales being nado at 4714Sc,
including sacks There a sale of 600 bush
car at the Landing, but the terms not mado pub.
0ATS-There was better demand to-day aud
holders asked au advance, but buyers were not will
the canal sold ut 26c ""
RYE The demand ia good and the market firm
DARLEY-Tho market is dull and heavy, and
buyers refuse to pay more than Oc. for prime fall
HAY-1he market continues dull and the demand
quite limited, though we have no change to make
pertun, in bales, on ARRIVAL inferior selling as low
30 VGiHiIEEEsF-The HE market is UNCHANGED and du,,
We quote Western Reserve at pei Hamburg at 9lc.
and English Dairy at 10Ec.
BUTlER-Prime roll is in good demand at 14a
LOG Other Qualities are dull
AtPLLS.There Is material demand from the
%s,dTS SGa trace s5d at g per GT for MAI fair and prime
P0TATOES-The demand continues limited and
local and the market is dull and heavy at 9O@3jc
per bush, on arrival, and 81 SOaI 10 per brl IRON
H0Gs-The receipts since Saturday were only
rather buoyant, and IS 6O@5 60 are paid for GOOD
Hogs, but on Change there was quite large num-
Der offered for future delivery, which with n falling
off in the demand for mess Pork, rather fiatteued
the market, and at the close Hogs could have bean
bought, to lie delivered few DAYS hence at as Io
and buyers offered but s. 3. The sales were: 265
averaging 200 lbs S5 90; lI0 do 0 and 2l0 do S5 5O
lCO de-. 300 do, So So 49, delivered Wednesday,
averaging go lbs, 50 40. ''
: PROV fsi0Ns2The demand for mess Pork has
fallen off, aud paI GELS packed last week were bought
at Sli 20, and at the close there buyers at
over this rate. a good demand for Green Hams, in
the morning, and 5000 pieces sold at G5s6sic The
latter rate for lot to be delivered TO morrow -Four
hupdred pieces Sides sold st6Ac. There is a moder-
ate demand for Lard, and buyers arc willing to pay
sc but il is generally held at &c. Bulk Meats are
held at 5Ac. and Tic, loose, with some demand nj
Il csc rates, packed.
FLOUR-The market is unchanged and the de-
mand quite light; good supeIne is generally held Mt
81 30 although parcels could not be forced on the
market at over Si@i 10; the demand is quite linn
tied. Extra ranges from 81 40Sp5 2j.
WHISKY-A fair demand and the market firm.
sales of 100 brls. 1@lE6C., the latter ratio for
wagon.
GRoCERIES-A fair demand for Sugar, in the
regular way, at 66lIAc. Molasses firm and held M
2Q@sOc, chiefly tile latter rate, end in the small way
SIC. Is obtained. Coffee dull lot of inferior, lust
is worth l3lE01l33C.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-18

sales, Is aboutone per cent, or on Merchant
we quote at 1852 1Iof, sales closing at io4Ia
l05 the latter ats10rC0lO3 per cent. TIE
greatest good is accomplished by this i'm
pTovement in the Currency for Merchant
Bills drawn against Cotton from the South
or IN fraas'tu, and Grain and Flour from this
port. The shipment of Bullion to this side
by the Europa appears to have been mainly
on speculation, as an Exchange operation.
The next receipts, by the Atlantic and
Fersf0, will probably be on orders sent from
this side about nth or 2lst November.
Yesterdays Louisville Courier observes
respecting Saturdays Provision Market:
There wss a better feeling manifested in
the Provision Market to-day, owing to the
favorable news received from abroad. The
demand for mess Pork was larger to-day
than for some time; 800 brls. were sold at
$l5 cash. The market closed firm, with an
upward tendency in prices. Holders were
less anxious TO sell, and were more buyers
than sellers at that price. Large lots could
be sold at that price, had packers been will
ing to sell. There is a small order demand
for Bacon, with sales at 8, 10 and 12c. for
Shoulders, rib and clear-rib Sides. There
is nothing doing in green or bulk Meats.
There is no change to note in the market
for Hogs. There were but few Offering, and
we heard of no transactions. The outside
price at which they could be sold was $5 25
net for heavy. The packing season is fast
drawing to close, and a number of the
houses have already quit operations while
others have nearly finished. We did not
learn the exact number killed to-day, but we
are able to say that the number slaughtered
around the Falls this season will fall Short of
100000 head, which will be a falling off of
over 10000 head as compared with last year,
Pork and Bacon packed this year viii be
much less than last year.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-18

DISSECTION OF AN ALLIGAToR.-A late
New Orleans paper speaking of dissection
OF different animals says:
The most interesting part of the Profess
sors lecture was the introduction of a semi
alive alligator TO the class-better known
among the scientific as the CroeodiIas Ms-
sissipPteasis. The object which was desired
to be shown was the action of electricity
Upoa the great nerves which give motion and
sensation 10 the thoTaie organs. This was
demonstrated on this animal most thoroughly
The abdominal cavity and the superior mo-
ton Of his body were laid upon with the
keife without causing death, and you might
take the beart Of the reptile in your hand
and yet see the pulsation of it, and also sec
the peculiarities Of its diaphonous condition.
On application Of the galvanic battery to the
pnenmo-g gastric nerve, the heart almost inn
medialely ceased its action, but upon its
withdrawal, nature, though imposed upon
by the Doctor aud his assistant, still asserted
her sway, aud the faithful still went on as if
nothing had happened. Taking it 'al in
alv' il was a most singular and rare opportu-
Hity, both TO the professional and non-pro-
fessional men to witness practical demon
slratiOn " the circulation and the force OF
the EOoc. which Is rarely ever seen either
W s.adeais or professors.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hanks's Bell and Brass Foundry.


12O East Second-street, Cincinnati.
OELLS KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND
ID made TO order, OF any size up to $500 pounds
and in chimes, wanted. Every variety Of Brass
Work and Brass and Composition Casting "a made to
order Also, on hand, Babbftt Metal and SpelteT
Solder, and every description Of finished Brass
IRON PIPE AND FITTINGS.
Particular attention given TO Steamboat Work,
such Wrought iron Piping, aud Fittings put up;
Steam and Water Gauges, Metallic Packing Whistles
Blowers Engine Bells, &c. Lager-beer Cocks and
all ether varieties always on hand,
se29-1 THOMAS FIRTH, Superintendent.
UXURIEs FOR THE HOLIDAYS
H Fire Havana Cigars by the box, Scotch Ale,
Londsn Porter, Clareti SPARKLING and still Ca
tawba; Madeira and Port Wines; OLD Bourbon aud
Scotch Whiskes Old Martel Brandy, for medicinal
purposes; Seignette's Brandy, for making mince-
pies. For sale Wholesale aud retail, by
q. W, MATTHEWS 4 CO.,
dei3 n. u. cor. Cantral-aV, and George-st.
S,m9KED SALMON, &C, JUST RE-
y OBIYED cases Smoked balmoni ~ kits Iness
Maokerel lheads or .0H kits mess MaokoTel; 90
sltts AID z kits No. s1lmon % 9six-g9pTna caus
de3 National Theater Building, SYoanore-st.
GtHRIsTMAs ThEEs. BEAUTIFUL
~ tyergreen Trees, fresh tfom the nutsory, tsr
sale At the Seed sore, ~ slzth,st. Alao, Ever
dsls q EOwARD oRAIa.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-18
GBy Telegraph.J
New York Stock Market.

NEW York, December l7-Stocks better
with more demand Chicago, Burlington and
Cleveland apd Toledo, 25 Galena aud Chicago, 62jS
Illinois Central Scrip, 62la Panama, ll4 Michigan
Central, ls; Harlem, 1855; Hudson, 40; Erie, 2el(;
New York Central, "A; Pacific Mail, 7gJf; Cumber-
s.; Missouri Skies, 65i NlrE Eina, 7l United States
Skies Of 1867, %; United States Fves Of 1874 Oou-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-18

THE FATAL LOVE. FEVER.

This beautifully. simple and natural poem r.
Iaiuds us Of TennysOns best style, and can not b
read without feeling Of delicious sorrow for tn
youth who 80 truly loved, 90 early died-ED. PREss
Ae.,pe q water, Nora;
What do yOu call this cocl2
Tits iike that hey used TO give us
IN summer days at school
We'll, we'll good soul-no matter
10 ls all the same to me;
False the window Just little
] Gao hardly breathe you SEQ.
1t is the waltz ofYeber
For iairest feet dance 10,
Over the way
Yen need not light the candle,
But draw the stand to me, 80
That can easily reach il.
No. the fire is not too low. .
Al can not eat Tomorrow?
IL the doctor thinks Il best.
Must you leave me nov? good night, then
On; tnst s,,51 ny 40 brain ilts coaId iit w.t. Ees9t
That the musicians play,
Eor merrlest hearts to dance TO,
Over the way.
How strange are the shadows, fitting
Around on the dnsky wall
Ard ghostler than them all.
Is that the town, clock stIiking2
thin that II is night
Ny fever will reach Its crisis;
there are long hours yot till light
Are plenty this night 10 May
For little red lips 70 toy with,
Over the way.
wonder il she loves me
VIA. In her pride, and l SO pOorl
Yet pour my life ont for her
Was that q step at the door?
Il IS only the night wind rising
With the waning moon :-Ah, moi
wish could sec il glimmer
Through the dear old locust tree
Drooped are the shadONy eyelds,
Ald low arc the wt rds they say,
AS the Whispering walters pass them,
over tho way.
Mother. nj home, come bless mot
Can you sleep when your D0y 10 nain
10 cool his feyerish brain
Sing me to rest with the murmuC
oil your hymn, with its holy tuno;
In ny broken dreams heard it
Through the long, long afternoon.
Again that waltz Of Weber
Sets hearts and teet to play,
Whiting and thrilling and throbbing,
over the way.
can not hear much longer;
! have great, great work 70 do.
Wealth must win fnr the dear ones
Fame. How wish knewl
Perhaps. perhaps she would love me,
If she could but see the star
That will one day shine above me
Ah. me tits SO very far
The soft white check Is iiushing,-
l. il often so hot in May2
Talk they only patty gossip
Over the way?
Qui q ard gray was the cleaning
That brig ghtenod upon tho wall;
Fer tho mcrciful day was hrea king,
AID the birds began to calf ..
But face was changed in tho shadows
Ofthe early, lonesome dawn;
And pulse had ceased its thTObbng,
And the foyer all was goDe.
But hushed was the waltz Of Weber,
AMI weary, that dawn in May,
Tho hearts and feet that daBced so,
Oyer the way.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-18
LBy Telegraph

NEW York Bank Statement.
New YORK, December 17.-Increase of
Loans 81 decrease Of Specie S24 decrease
l7Y.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-18

BALTIMORE, December l7.-Flour steady:
Ohio s. rs; Howard street and City-mills 81 80.
Wheat dull; Corn steady. Provisions dull an 1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-15
Our Lesvenworth Correspondence.

LEAysSwosrH, sept IL, isO
DIV Weather and Us Poriesos Res,ats-LaTee Lsodas
from the rerritoy-7he Climate Of Kansas-TAe fgfs
Konsds Rai,read-Joys ~ the Populaoe a, Ae Prospect
a. is Cbnpio;eu-Tnterra fnkcH by e Kansas inhobt
tdnn IN tie PraideAtsal Elecson-An,i1pd,od vtss.s
from Political LEADERS Stewards TRADE A9ains I've
Army and Nary, DC
The drought In Kansas Is sti severe For twelve
the windows OF Heaven have been closed Al least
tho,e In that part Of the celestial Just this Ter
rs,ory, and have hardly bad enough 70 lay the
dust lie effect &C ibis drought Kansas cannot be
oiherwise than Injurious not merely In the Ices crops
Tits ytar hnt IN preventing people from settling the
Territory Many have len here already and their report
win deter Others from coming
The rapefr 81 Ksnssf cndsavorrg throw dscre-
dr. on nc rcroadc tsk're place here on &C.
couht y bc failure Of crors, but the facts state
them Scarcely day pasres that families a. not cross the
river hIcnrc a. W~fn, bound Tor tho East who're The
crcrE abundant Yesterday sax gx raunna IN
efr rtY, c1eh ''ntAriug afnslg ard their hogscholi
fseel ltaelrE ihe ttrgiieTF,
hys!tfita leious having Kansas viii, IN all probAbi
l! ~ Et fIffG f9 NNr sNfMH. r. A. Otherwise
NO. e fi' Scr thR ftett mir syrcirtn * our
ciraie tn IT, contrary q exception t. tne rcncral
tte ! - toe ~ rtqlls Wap, icr The last tseaty
M.etew. thd oh dry scaslH has never beer krowa
here t.ltro. ! lave bCeu here uyfcf 4 great rnaay
ycafs. aa cen boar sstuoiy thht there L No part u
ic y IKE etAbs whith II fsrssts ftcr climate, ani
wLtgc Ilr ftff v n lie q clarity tian II Kansas
the lttptu usoiy, ievlrnre sud the valley ~ the
- ne ssvsdy cotasi.f0n 81 4 raftrat caafeeing Tho
kertsr tter nt lMwrtIre Nib tA9 AFsUl n tfavcn.
verb ~ ~ Delaware laCss, 60 best p the Terri-
rf0yte ~ iosnH tioek q fte afafs 6. ts ROAD are
Ni rsA0l - political cattoft a. wo arc Only la5scrs
ct u taM rItMai LIS ht. NaT Fy Mf4tl 81 deeply
evrN b. tt0 wce.t Ae Ii MI taM Nana la d Stand.
otsu wtn he POLITICAL wetts breaking al orr f'et Il Il
b. tsiuia hi ~ should ae some uterest l. Witness
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-15

small but neat church building which has been re-
gently purchased BY the congregation Of St. MAtshsws
Evangelical Lutheran church, yesterday formally
10 Of Col aud the holy truths
cordipg 10 their belief The conservation service
performed by the Rev. Dr. Schmidt Of Columbia College.
he assisted by the future pastor Of the church. the
Rev. VIM Hull after the church had been dedicated to
us future good purposes appropriate thaoksgi wing
hymns supg by the members Of the congregation
The Rev. L scheck, Of New York city preached the
Introductory sermon, which was appropriate for The &C
osson he chose for bis text St Pauls epis'le 70 the
Fphessns, chapters 10 "a He prefaced his Discourse
BY g'sncing the belief and doctrine VI toe
Lutheran church. try ing 20 impress upon the m nds o.
bis hearers tina, the belief OF the church not baed
npon the merits of Laber, but upon Jesus Christ that
was noi az human formation, but OF Divine inspiration
The sermon Listened 10 with great attention, ~
pointed out TO the congregation their future course and
Was flied with encourage mspt Al the cio<e the usual
hsmns acre sung and the service closed with neneiic
lion. The church ID situated in Atlantic street
Powers and rs built 81 red brick. The internal decora
tiors plain but substantial aud neat Tue build
ing vii probably seat three hundred persns yeser
DAY there not than hundred present. not
all Of being embers Of the church pubic inv
tstop given all To the opening
and conservation OF the building Ia I'd. evening
non preached by the Rev. DR.. sroDe Of RED DO *
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-15
The Grain Trade OF Chicago.
THE LARGEST SHIPMENT OF WHEAT on REcoi

FROM the Chicago Times, Oct IL
The receipts Of wheat Yesterday 15s go3 bushels
aud tie shipments 297 96b bushels which In larger by
% 600 bushels than before shipped from this
ciy IN siuee day. The market opened active, with
good DEMAND from shippers at s6kc. s5zc for No 2,
tuc IS &c SOC. for No spring. and Doc for North
western Rub, 81 Which some 40 900 bushels changed
bancs There . good demand for -four, ana some
SEQ barrels changed hands AZ % % 90 for superne,
a. 40 - s for good n choice brands OF spring wheat
and 50 30 for double extra red winter There
,ss doing In corn and the market vas 10 lover the
sales being nacc IT 4oc for No and Ale for No Oats
quiet. At Ice In store asd 200 AHA Barley
quiet II S6c for No In aorc, and 500 $50 In bags.
Rye quiet There active demand for vessels, but
the demanded for iesghts caused shippers
TO hold on the ccsing rates ut l3kc for wheat
Buffalo and q, TO Oswego.
The following the receipts and shipments for the
tx our h.ura nd inp yesfeYa Nv rroynirr-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-15


Hon Mr. Kills. Of England is stopping ~ The New York
Hotel
Lieut. co Ra'nes, OF The United States Army and sam
~ Rev Bishop Ames, of indiana; Judge Jones. Of Penn
fylvana; Mr. ID Grafton, Of the Uaitsd slater Navy,
and Mr. Robert Rodgers OF gand stopping 81 tho
- NichoAs Hotel
G Bowlett, OF San Francisco r. A voorbiez Of Kings
ton; Cream and wife, q Philadelphia; D. Leeds, .,
stamford, Conn and g Davis, Of Ohio, we're among
the arrivals At The Lafsrge House yesterday.
Mr. srsuldirg Paymssicr Of the United States Navy.
G h ieomans, Superintendent Of the New Haven and
Northampton Railroad; Col Dlnick and Lieut. Eison
holh q The United states Army Capt A Walker, Of Buf
fso; y Mvsrsz, Of Ncsrsgus, and Donsc, q Carson
Valley, are stopping al the Metropolitan Hotel.
We hope says tho Buston TrarHf-v some subs,antiai
tseb 81 appreciation ~tl be bettowet upon CAPT viii
zoo The rtscrer q the Com sug and
BY The citizens Of B~tau It's ocncnct n a the frst
discovery or abe rgns u distress. far sr toe edge
81 ths horizon, unt be received Capa'n Lra boars
hs utsle vessel ives worthy ~ the highest c'nerds-
ard fccity 70 every cststo Of humanity ihrgh0at the
whole scete We have been peculiarly strrsk read
ug Tie accounts with the prompt decision ASTON
when ne msnrestfd vhrn he found tbai sunset
uron Them and pu' haf - the sufferers r.. psr'ss
teen Tct a This viii rot do be rays dartoess
re ron ~. Nil - nearer SOD set haxt6r from the
steamer 90 that We ct sm board spcedi-
~ and rot ~ seraraief N the ni1st Ths fct brought
70 our recollection ~ fate ~ the Central rca wtcn
tso iterc hcr prcsetcc cf mind bosrd 0f
brwser At the critical moment. al might have been
rave CAPT. Wilton Il native a Baltimore, bat for
naty ycf mat hae been siisnt, wen NJ hnns vita
~ sfc, Al Ncw Oricsrs 10 has chiidf IL ab1at
by tetrs ~ see, sna 10 be social relations ss than
Hmtt ha ttstIiiF aeU aiai4rres. Re " dstnzuftcf
~ his uftanity great krclusss 81 chaeatcr VIII
he employees he has nwpjs accd very figh or he In
tgfiiy, atllity and ftrercalgy OF Character
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-15

who the arriva o. the had taken 70 the oasn
and scattered IN various directions 10 avoid arrest rhey
had all been stopping NJ Corvallis since leaving me
senate One was arrested by deputy but subsequently
escaped
Hon j. p enamn, United states SENATOR from Louisi
ana had arrived Carson City from san Fraacsco The
min NJ news 10 rather encouraging
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-15
ADDITIONAL BY THE North STAR

intelligence from Central America and the South
Paeiflc-Unsettled State o. Affairs Between
Peru and the United states-0ur Guate-
mala Correspondence Revolutionary
Designs Of Gen Belzu in Bolivia
Capture Of Guayaqui by Gen.
Flores-News from saa
Francisco,
Ao &C., TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-15

REPUBLICANS STEALING orHsR PnorIl's THUNDER There
very neat stained glass transparency In front Of the
ssuyvesant Institute Broadway placed there by the pro
preior Of vessquexs picture OF Charles on the OCCASION
and In hoscr Of the reception Of the Pr1ce q Wales r
This city In the centre 10 the Princes Insignia wig
the plume, with The caption "Ich Den," loyal
pretty piece OF skin has been enormously attributed &c
The black republican club who occupy Rooms 10 that