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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-27

CvsHMAS s sds s1ls ,,.nn.
corner Of Twenty-ciehth street,
LARGE Gse AND DE 'ss'f E's Stock
rSE WISrHh w aaRDs.
RICH RiBBoNs AND N 81" PARIS Flowers En- ;s"''A =
ALL TX, k1SS SsS y snnnolDERIEs.
TS SiS1 yEs ss1 A Sp1 rAETs
iszS #S$5$$S $S$ 5 ssSsssrs
H hoor sK II GssSf ND coEsErs,
YANKEE NOTIONS, &c.
d article y all ka nn sod a
LADIES FINE coRsETs 81,
nENsrIrcHIEfIpH LiSE ssH Mfitssp,kshRcHrEvs
500 DozEs : l liz nj hxxssESisR1alfRcnIErs
positively the oes. Value ever shown up in hi.
S$tE: o: '
ladies' se e's 1909 ELAck LscE Wells NLs
seIl1s; $$ $ SSH WIS
S9s LOT LOT S SNRSG Ee eoRss ana SETS
ISL E E$F EIy S#y ys ssfA i 81. ss:"'
5os LOT LINEN S 9FN ! a DOZEN
SSE5SFSs SiSsRss W, Worth cents
Si 10 Pres BFscEp MnsilN "a pS g. a. yard cheap
LADIES VSS KE sLolsifs Y ss R sry eAf sRrnrs
5000 RA5 jos Eot fhIn1 Es 'a 6g e aa rs LoyEs
J os I 6T Al iISES n5'SoNE i.s ,ssss.
ofiib fHEfH BRUss cn @o' @o.h 10 cents
h hf aa c Hs' @S ;a Is cents
hEEDLEs {thc very besD sccbts paper
VEIN III nls R'ps SaS
At aa.ss coNs sASs Cents wo m
WINInk CLONES Tor qllts aud boys
wooIiEs S' GaiThR Fsss very sryt cheap
LADIES visiting our ore can mud vel assorted stock Of
soos and Gmor we Ms Pad !. vsmhrs p9a
pr NE
AN" SELLING
Ladies' please examine the above s after which give
ss T9a %h ana desirable E91as 4 ioT Sgic9 at the
i65 Sixth avenue, corncroi rwcnty.r'ehth street
CUsHMAg Z BROOKS.
CLoAK AND SHAWL STORE: u.,,,
square and long irche shawi, twenty Ave per cent below
STELLA AND sAXoNy PLAID sIIAwLs, daily received
: SEW STYLES or Cloth ANDBEAvE c1oAKs THE
At los and ITO Sixth avenue
g. G. HOOK.
II OF THE GREAT CLOSING SALE
No. Az BROADWAY.
rgEsu REDUCTIONS
Are constantly helar q r. z e e ensure the sale Of
EsrEeLM ATTENTION
Is invited to the siocs ...
siA"5} AHb cLoAKs.
.na otsee Ga'ess Go0Ds.
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sTEAngOATs.

T,HASGE or HOUR-STEAMER GEORGE LAW
~ Fclay pier every day Sundays excepted
$50 4. NJ fDi Perth Anhoy, naain the intermediate
landings Returning, Leaves Perth Amhuy "t 7:i5 !. u.
CTEAnBoAT FOR SAIE-THE STEAMBOAT EMILY
- rpnurc as passenger boat on the Nalsea
Apply "a The otcr, Harlem
STEAAER LONG ISLAND LEAVES JAMES SLIP
- every day, Srn}ays cAape3, 81 $50 y a., North
port mAAne toe mt ile ltn39es Ratn ]lHR IeEts
NtthIDrt bt ~ 4. d. rare ilUm @iu Cove, ttcpas gn
Srf. Neck afa sAuis Point ~ fp''Lat ion
Cove Sauao POM AMI Gses 2s~. Il aa III usul .aaes
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PROPOSALS.


RMY SUPPLIES
n OFFICE QUARrKRMAsrER UNITED STATES Army !
INprASAroLis, Ind, Sept. 80, 1851 :
,eoek H. on oday the 18th day of tober 1851 for fur
nshns tne l,,wn; army supplies deliverable I, ,e Quar-
lG1oo Forage Caps and Covers
1850 Uniform Coats Musicians lnfantry-dark blue Ker-
10 Uniform Jackets Musicians Cavary-dark blue Ker-
% Uniform Jackets. Musicians. Artilery--dark blue
u7sa Uniform Coats Prva.es Inanirydark blue Jersey
1850 Uniform Jackets. Private ArlIerydask blue Kerr
I'D clevrons N c. s. pairs Of Infantry.
s. g First Sc sI hi, J 2 dn Infantry
.,4sS DO. sergeanis, pairs d Ini4p5ry '''
2eSo a qo cor To PAIRS PAIRS Of f Ty:
10 DO. Do FFsi ss Of s sfSiIsSy
1910 Trowers seisoants, Inianiry--sky blue Kersey.
sss g g cc p; S Sa.a$Fy, SSS.
loo DO Piyaies Infantry, do.
ilso DO. Do Artiieify, do do.
1000 Blue Flannel Sack Coats--lned.
1850 Flannel shirts.
i S9s} B Boo.ees, pairs Of scwca
1855 1855 SrSss nos,a !' iaia %
@ Amy nkss weo GRAY twh The Letter" s. in
and ieet inches wide. 10 weiaA Ave pounds each
All the above mentioned articles conform every
rsptc' 70 90 sealed standard patterns - hi ohcc where
they be -ssmlned and additional information received
The manGiaciurers establishment dealers
ness must ae d.sy siatea U ne pfvfea soseshef WIN
the nes address aud responsibility q Two persons re
sha be entered into within da after the accepance Of
Proposals win be received for the whole any part Of
cash Hind q tue articles ADVERTISED ior ,,.,, s...
rieens auy proposals that may o. deemed eNuiNasani
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A DAiLEY'S--
"A White French China Tea Sets A pieces. s. IS
White French China Dinner Plates the dozen | 81
White French CHINA Tea Plates, the dozen. 80
White French China Dinner Sets US rAces. 60
White French China Covered ID shes each. ....... Is
Gold band French China Tea Sets a pieces. so
Gold aud colnred French China Ten Sets IS pieces 20
Cut Glass opets, the dozen l 65
Cut Glass Decarters, the pair Observation-Disclosures. 20
Coiorcd Bohemian Glass Finger Bowls, the dozen. 50
silver Plated Tea Sets pieces. .l5 20
silver Plated Casters. Gcutbottles Observation-Disclosures. 80
StVef dake 81
Silver Plated Tea Spoons, The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Silver Plated Table Spoons the dozen. ....,... 50
Silver Plated Table Forks ths dozen .......... 375
SILVER PLATED ICE PITCHERS,
So Largest size, handsomely srayed, S.
So :, Best quality Of plate :. S.
Also a complete assortment OF
IRON STONE CHINA.
OF the manufacture OF John Maddox
England decidedly the best goods OF this kind imported
New York.
Iron Stone China Dinner Plates, the Dozen. ..... 95
Iron Stone CHINA Breakfast Plates, the dozen. 80
Iron stone China Suup Plates, the dozen .........
Iron Stone China Tea Sets, Al pieces. ......... rs
Iron Stone thna Tule SETS III pieces. .......... 2 10
Iron Stone China Dinner Sets, i62 ...... IL
Ivory HtrG.ed Dinner KNIVES, tho dozen.
Ivory Handed Tea Knives, The dozen ........ W
The most complete variety Of
GAS MIXTURES
in the city.
Gas Fixtures for private houses
Gas Fixtures for stores.
Gas Fixtures for public buildings.
And all at
WAR PRICES. WAR PRICES.
W. ). +. DALEY < CO.,
63l Broadway
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Y 0HVA 70
MILLlNERS.

on THURSDAY. lhc 3ist inst we win hnyc our ANIMAL
QtnR Sprtsy he trade and VIII eNieci All mi mrs
wishing patterns aga them eites % his opportunity,
aud give oube or he i4ance oi The season.
Sh9w i26 S,yh avenue, between Ninth and fenb
s,rseta
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DRY GOODS, -
AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT 1Qr'NEw GOODS
HOODS, SoNfAGs
SILK and MERINo UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS
GLOVES AND MlTTENs,
BAY STATE RIBBED wooLLEN HOSIERY,
UNION DRESSES.
CLOTH AND KNITTED CATERS.
GAUNTLETS,
CoMFORTERs AND MUFFLERS,
POLISH CATERS,
KNITTED SKIRTS,
SHETLAND FALLS
INFANTS BOOTS,
BALMoRAL HOSE FOR SKATING.
iarre choice and entirely variety Of the above goods
at popular prices, VIII be found at
UNION ADAMS, 637 Broadway.
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BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY,
PARIs AND SCOTCH EMBROIDERIES
The American war has been telling the French
and English manufacturers enabling purchase EN-.
broiderics
REGARDLESS OF MANUFACTURED COST
5OO French and Scotch Jaconet Collars 90 So 60 and 70
cents. just halt the original prices.
900 French laconet sets 10 cents 81 and 81 Is Regular
prices, 81 70, 81 25and So.
$50 French Embroidered Swiss Sets 81 81 50 and 81
Rerular prices. s. SO 80 and "a 50
40 French Embroidered Sets trimmed with
lace, "a. Regular price, SIS.
r. WILLIAMS Co. dale Peter Roberts, 429 Broad y,ay
RBACK THREAD LACE Wells, NEW STYLES, JUST
ID opened Real Point Lace Collars Sets and Handker.
chief much below regular prices
+. WILLIAMS & co,
(Late Peter Roberts,, 42J Broadway
A MALLET,
~ No. IL Clinton place
Has received by the last OF Lin
gerie CotHues Breakfast Cans Flowers Ribbons An-
net Frames. black and colored Velvet Mourning Articles
Garbadi Costumes ladies and children Cloak
Trimmings all OF which have been selected In tbs houses
Of Paris.
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wANTED-FEMALEs.

A LADY, WHO rs THoROUcNLY COMPETENT DE.
N situation house keeper; viii the country
am give bs best 81 references Tor character and ability
Apriv AZ l0s East ltth 81
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Calamitles.

Rsy. 'h"- t'Hkr, for thirty .thsSl cars
nintstet IN u, ffcshytsisn church, did Al
SYRACUSE, n. L. IN .ha llth alt.
A wcM,s Lon Az Err, at Covinston, Ky,
on Tuesday, by explbiiuS revolver oattriise
n tho hre tho ball eatorod has right ego.
Two CorJIrps WE'RE KtIrEp. and A thirs
desperately wounded, by the ,x c~ion OF coJ
sa. in . Dat they had ia,t entered 20 rork a,
No.es. Va. ON S.tutisy,
-. ,,, ~,
h..,,,, NJ p'"'u'o" o' W
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There are ono or t~o articles Of commerce h
s~n,erisnd which 70 are sure no inglish mae
on American ever Thought Of Grading In" and
yet "h'ch might be made profitable, perhaps
Tor thc marshes bring forth "a sbuD, isatly thore
az here. Catholics not bctng allowed to sat
most On Fridays snd various other days In tho
year, and Catholics being many in tho land,
su kinds of hsh arc In grost demand Frogs
and sn.ils belong TO the genus dsh and are
collected in great bsmbers for closterA rsoaks
Re ny among thcss Who prssch, hut do not
practice fasting. II 10 not ne ere,s,ry 10 er,oin
the PEASANTS to depv Themselves most, as fhoy
So dom ca 1t except or Sundays Su IL, 80
t7ttsied IN gardens n 'ettun tiuds " i.sv,a
and enc inaJ hcar tho ,aattstiug II thuir to I.
a. they eat, IN psSsi' = From Iurrs TN ,
se expcrt", ~ TT n 'ne ,rtumn. i,ti
onlv ircgs' logs thst a.s eaton. sal ',tmsrly
they used to crtch them ASi out of bet e,,s
l'a'it 4 the animal tu die painful rms 40,
doatt Ii p9'i, ! " four vearg thr r'o'a',-
RhanAn displ'cd II forty thius.ni sraii, nui
tht'y-"'H ttcus'ni rsirs VI frogs logs -C,s-
trtff - "a, ilpt
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Bstavia, the capital Of the Island OF Java,
according to the description Of q newspaper
CORES spoDdent, Is q brilliant specimen of ori-
entail splendor. The houses, winch are white
a. snow, are placed two or three hundred feet
back from the street, the intervening space
being filled with trees literally alive with
birds and every variety Of plants and hpncrs.
kvery house has piazza In front decorated
with beautiful pictures, elegant lamps, bird
cages, &c , while rocking chairs, lounges, &c.,
Of the incest description furnish luxurious ac-
CON modations for the family, who sit here
mornings and evenings. At night the city 10
ono blaze Of light from the lamps. Tho hotels
have grounds VI eight or ten acres In extent
arosnd them, covered with fine shade trees
with fountains, flower gardens, SC. Indsed
go numerous are the troes, tho city almost
resembles o forest. The rooms are very
high and spacious without carpets, aud but
few curtains Meals are served up in ab ,ut
the same style a. at the first ciass ,tels 10 the
United States, although the habits Of living are
quite different. At Daylight coffee and tea
are tahen to the guests room, and again at 3
O'Clock, with ugh, refrsshmsnts. Al tWely sc
breakfast Is served, AMI at seven dinner. Csf
fes and tea are always ready. day and night.
No business 10 dote in the middle VI the
day on account OF the heat. The nights and
mornings are cool AID delightful birds are
tinging all night. The Thermometer stands at
about SO degrees throughout the year. The
Island Of Java contains population u l0, OOO.-
600 the city OF Batavia, $50, 900. The island
absunds with tigers, lespards, anacondas, an
poisonous insects Of all kinds. The fnest frui
in the world are produced In great profusion. to
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Gumans Issssory.-A young German
aid ,hss he had bean under ,hs povsr Of srs,s
,.,.,,.. -, -.
'"P~'""' o'sA " - s"a ss'' nv w" Wy
wicked ysung man. In bs.sg tosned about, he rot
a eps,h into one ,f aha charitable in,,i,,,,o.. n,
~, =. ,h. ,.,I go. ..,,-S a,
asH Aofk' s"snsy Aea prayer mesasgs' A'
oas Of these, his eyes seemed 10 bs opentd 70 zee
hin seN. and hs knsslsd 10 prsv In bis own MN.
~ soon ~ ne ooud sss 70 siser shs messing. lie
0nid 8" no ht n " ~os shers' So he went Into
Ss chapel all Aloas, sod sAsrs he knsslea down
nd confessed ell his sinsb @ I'd, AMI bssssi Him,
for Chiisys rake, 70 forgive him. He hsd Q won.
ds,,I yIev Of tbe love OF Cbri.~ in dv,,o 4, ..,s
-" a.. 80
n'm' wh'is 'nsro On d" khses' fhis wa. hsis
sbls inv. soA h.s hsd sysr ,incs.
-, n,.,s
I'"y" oso'"" D''"".t .t9s"s"s'-A speaker
In The nesting said he was from Psnnsylvania, sni
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The following rStract from a lsttor from
81. Jchn, IN. B. dated March ~, says the
Wo'bipgtoo IntrH4 sncer, shows that our colo
sncw -
We Rave had the n ~, fearful mov -s,o I'M cysr
srpsrtspced In this c,oDy since IL ssu smsua
The 10 no~ ~ lesss ssven f-es Of snow on ,hs
u. vel and mo's p obsbly ~iu average eight feel,
Iivt mai from Boston srs now due, and two or
ihrs days nay sap.e before we gs, them- Ny
letter 10 frdsrh kSon had nDt Is.eaed there, ai
ofe'yep hours In the sresss Of this city tbs NOV
n nNw,l's ~ a'ssn fee, dep, and pho.ozrspbi-s
were oSeupi'd yesterday IN gsairg shs sxtrAordin-
cry scs nss
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srasissic. Of the syria. Rlasyacr,.

Authentic statements show that there have
been no eIsggerstion In the ae,euuts hereto
fore published respecting tho massacre, com.
mittsd by the Druses In Syria. According to
. document prepared by the Central Com nit
tee Of Assistance In London, from info, nation
supplied BY the Turks themselves, the number
Of Christians who lost their lives Is 16, 900, In
cludipg women and children. Ths number of
women and young girls carried of and sold to
the Turks II 9, 900. The number Of Christians
Of all sects reduced 10 ruin by these events Ia
1000. One hundred aud ff,y towns and VII
Lagos, with the churches monsstries, aud
schools attached 10 them, were pillaged, burnt,
or destroyed. The houses Of the Christians
destroyed at Damascus are not included In this
return. The trial Of the Druse chiefs Ia much
embarrassed by the refusal of many Of the
Christians to testify, unless guaranteed pro-
lection from the vengeance Of their per secutors.
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Crimes.

A nuuAwAy vruRO aVuy wa. fou,d l.aA
n.ar EsImviIl. " S.- d.. .ina. ,..s,,,
sst.n mn NV h.,r.ri. 10" '-'' ''"'e' n'Aiy
=.
u. H o. oppression, JAhn
1h, 1hhi, est MS "roat ~ FhiiAdeiphia on
~. ~,
isiiELp ~ s MASS, borCH.n deeply In
uep', ieil n,s "iIc anu tnree httle children pen
nhys' i,h anu I'm crSJiios IN me iurch ny eioPing
win ~''an' s'Ii inst week.
DRuSKN HUSBAND AND WIFE were
happiiy discovered on the track, near Tona-
wanda, on rtiday night by the engineer, the
GSweNesr Struck Soth throwing them In
uihereht directions, breaking the womsn's leg.
A GERMAN BLEW HIS BRAISs OUT At 81.
Louis on Saturday, and left recorded as a rss-
SOD, tho result OF the Presidential election; he
was surs tho city would seceds, 50 he did not
care' hve.
SEVEN BuFrIASs pRrGorp donation party
at Sandgaio, VI, last weeki young girl
died from ,ho effects. Some Of the miscrsants
have been arrested; others have fed In dism ~,
on hearing OF the poor victims death.
TnE MATE AND HANDS MuIISIED against
the Captain OF the steamer Shreveport, At st.
Louis, on Friday, when the latter drow his
pistol and fired, blowing the mates lower jaw
off; the deck hands then foil on the Captain
and gave him dreadful beating.
LINa issESsiBLK. WITH HIS THROAT CUT,
a man was found In the Street at Philadelphia
on Iuesday. With much difficulty he whisper
ed that his name was JoBs SMrn frt m Long
coming, New Jersey, ard gasped few words
about slOo, and two men. His state 10 very
critical.
CHARlls Bind RAE AWAY with hi, employ-
er's wife from Adrian, Mich, and vs traced
to ssneca Falls last week the husband "a
cared his III 10 boy, and q $2o0 gold watch
which they had stolen from him, and left tho
sVN.tlN Ia NaN Nl.aar -
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Foreign Items.

THE CEssus Is to 10 taken in France during
the present year.
An ESoLIsR MANuFAcTURRR invite, the pub.
lie to como and 500 his invisible wire fences.
NJ. LANARrisE having disposed Of his pro
perty h aeon, Is about TO return to Paris and
offer his works for sale at his own house.
AMONG THE GKSrLKMxN who congrs'ul,-
ted Mrs. YRLvKRroS ON the issue Of her trial
was Mr.. YnLvERToS, Ben.
IT Is AIIKGfp IN THE ITesfuinistsr Rep;eo
that iron letters for slave dealers arc sold BY
Liverpool merchants.
TBERH AKE Il, 800 SouARK MILES Of bog in
ireland; ot rearly third OF the whole islan1
. great part of which might be reclaimed.
A SroNG RIyLK CoArs.--The volunteer r.
hs cssps Of England now numbers 40, 900
men.
IN LONDON THERE are no less than twenty
thousand physicians and eighteen hundred un
tertsksrs.
partly sporting, 10 about to start overland from
hapghae in China 20 sinila in tho Himalaya
mountains, opening up nearly unknown part
Of Central Asia.
HrTuERro THE DuTcH HAyK CLAIMED FOR
holland tho honor OF the discovery Of Aus
tralia, in 1906 recent researches show tina, IL
was discovered in 1901, by n Portuguese,
MAsoHL GoDrsHo pI EREDIA.
A., A,puv .yI,.xcup ox ux,.,r nv
-, in ,h. q .na. ,sc.,,,, II coa,.,a.
80. s.a,t ioS h..J ~ ..,,,a n.r,.hsJ
.nd % ,Imii;.s ,,.,n,.J ;, r,,;n 1nr.. 80
sons were Filled.
Ax.,vu ,vvx ro,,.,,, L.,u al.
large building firms In London, TO avoid
any future strikes on the hours labor CUES
tion they will pay ali thor employees at per
hour and moi AZ per dAy. as heretofore.
IT, Nvx,,,, Coy.,xx, h.. .,, -
ders to Vera Cruz for the immediate smbaIka-
tion Of the bishops, believing that tho public se-
cuIity is best protected by their removal from
the country.
liz 1860. THE Apu- WOMEN OF EyGL,xp
numbered six millions; three of these six
milnons iaoofed ior 'hslr subsistence, anu TWO
of three miiiiots we unmairtu, anu uepehd'
ent on their swheNer'"hs 'or suosis'uhce.
TuK WEST AFRICAN Hsrdh states that .
Latin croes Of marble, with the simple letters
l.. +. L., now marks the spot where the I'll
fated and accomplhhef L. T. L. reposes ut
'spe ooaSt SAs'ie'
PURITY Or ELECTION IN ESoLANp.
recent trial n England, growing out OF the
Wakefield bribery cases, II was proved that
respectable trstesmen received sums varying
from go to $500 for voting for members OF
Parliament.
v,xr rox cuAsr wAs hal IN IonIsn r.,
Gently: he was 6rst observed In a church.yard
vb,n . crowd chased him smsug the tomb
s.on1.. Reward soon cleared the ratings. and
It, ,i,. iii. n.cL ~ human hm,nd. Ji..n
ul.aII'H uad n'' p''A VI ""'A" A''"1'' N"AP
a.,
= ThF TorAL SrMbER OF PERSONS employees
upon all railways open ana IN n cout1 VI con
81 urtloh - lo anu IN tuo yeai iooy' rA' 80,
10, ioag,n v, nn yp.n =, ann.t,ro,;a.'
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Al lsvDsL SsLsscEp.-A ncuy innds coz
vsrs,ns With q circle of ladies, vas sttea,p ,pt,nx
to bring them tn jCin hin Ia denying tho cxi,t-
anc, OF God. Meeting with pccr 'uccess, h.
gsvc won't to hts fcslings of disappointment and
yeSsttcc by saying. al did not imagine that
In this house AZ ~s shculd have the homer u
not bclisvirg In God"
"Ycu 80 not oio~s, cir, said the mistress II
the mansioo NY hcrse, my deg my cat, all
share that honor with yJu; only tbess poor
brutes hass tho honor not to bour Of shsir
shame
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JAMS BucHANAN AT HoMK.-The TX
Prssie ont, APPEARS to oDjuy the .quiet repose o.
Whsa,lsnd. Since resuuing the duties OF pri'
sate life, he has syinced no disinelinstion to
nipgls with society. Quite recently, the Gem
mi, tee which accompanied him on tho trip from
Washington to Lancaster, received an insifa
ton to visit tbs hons stead, aud we're enter
tsinsd by the ex. Presi lent and Miss LAsE
To thos: disposed TO converse on such maiters
vr. B. very freely expresses his dsapProyL OF
Dc course of FLOYD a d coufsdsrAtss and do
oouncss the traitors In severe torma Ia a.
fss dsd strsnususly tbs policy punusd during
tho clsss Of his Administration, i.sist.ne tAa
Il WAS the only true one 10 avsld The sAsddint
Of fratorpl bloQA ts
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fhs rspuls,ts sftse State asa ne Cssy aad
Csssty - Now Ysvk,

that body the following t,puls~ statement, e.-
Nting ;he population ~ tho stats Nv countiss
received ftcU Jou, -. ksr,rur, Esq, Su
perintenteui Of the Census Depar, neat, in re-
ply 10 q Resolution Of tho S.r ate,
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THs PsACs Gro or Ps-rsYLvAsrA prsu
ise' TO BE an !,bubdsnt one this season.
| TaE FAME ~ rHs UsrRD SrArD Hovu
10 Augusts, &c, has bven changed 70 =
southern States Hotel.
| PorAoR nv TNx Poyr Yxrsrs y, D
| Francisco VIII be redscsd, on the 10th Ara 3
two dollars fsr halle snes letters, prepsid.
/ 1us rsosrEcr or THa PxAca CRor a
Ne" jersey Is reported - . very prouiGne
orc.
Fonr hnA,ts, ~ Nswr~sr (R. ~ hsrSr.
u sad g. bo the largest and most fornidsSis
forfress in tho cczntry. /, cost sbout avs
o. 'Eicg doilsrs.
r.KsDLST .Hcnls rS,xrx,rrnLr vn-
n rD Tie Was & n Nay Yard on Tuss,sy.
irsump.hioi ~ hi family, aad WA ,Lpts&
With II guns
Tux LaRoPr suGd VI ~ Com rxr rou,D
"a bru,Sh Iolumtis, was lstsly found In -
Carr 60 C"uEuy, AID weighed 81 sunsss,
snd vss wtitl ssp.
TINS rISsr pISCovEnr OF IHE wASuoa
snv,n MIsss was mails in juno 1860, by .
man by tie name % CoNsToox, the ovp4 n
u,e now fsnVss Comstock lead.
A, lRIsH wonAS APPARENTLY pnD q
Wobnrn, Mas, last we,k. The friends met
10 wake" her, and she csms bach TO life, -
died in reality two days after.
ia. x,sck ~ ,no m.ii 60 80, . -.
HuminrGor. IN. Gold ,rS .iIv,, ~
poltcd, and letters Containing Y,lu,bia ,.cio'
sues, have been obtained.
A LADY VINO WILL sor rERNir her aaus
o ttsnspiro, has presented tho Christ Chusch
Cath, drsl, Montreal, C. r., with q N aenificsst
cOmUpnion service Of wrought silver, designSd
fcm specimens Of ancient church pls:o.
TuK LATE sxS.ro, R,onxv,,u 10
cu tho sum mil Of A mound in Lon, M-uct.f.
Cemetery. CtL.. Which ov, ri,,ks m. surro,,..l.
'ns country. A sAnument is ia course u
Se't'on over his grave.
CAsAUs h. CL>r HAS ADvKRrnxD to ell =
suction, 81 the 10th, his stock farm and beass-
hold appointments, preparatory 10 leaving fue
ST. rricuhurg. M. cLAr viii sail ~ the
sesner OF the Zith 'oS.
KiT CARsoH ~ ooys PROSPECTING fs esid
to Il e head waters vi he Gila, led BY Asxf-
can guide, who knoss where the Uto Indla.s
got quantity Of nuggets, which they cold -
the Indian agent at Taos.
srAr7Mssr HAS sKrs CALCULATES s,d
has attracted the attention Of tho Enslish
hou'e Of Commons, that thcre are ~, 900 Can-
saian eNatisniss IN the city OF Bang0.
haihe.
GRANTING DNoRcrs has bcen great busG-
ness with tho Washington Territory Lsgisla-
ture. One divorce bill passed the Council snA
the woman married again before II passed. tho
IIouse
-
~, rtss NM srKAwhkhHys naVin&
ncc.s.,,w nv, .crn,nn.oin,.n, III S ~ , "
n"ssy ,Sss ny aeso"psn''nenr M ns = pa" OF inmaes-
,h";r "s .n,sn ps m e Tn m,s. y. inc SoASon' "Aoe
''r. -pfeN. any y" mus,
nd :. ssE os u. y -
city 10 allow them to elect their own Chez
lhe city has waived that point, and now tha1