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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-28
The Ceunty charlottesville Only Chance
for the Soldiers.

for the Soldiers.
Out of the three political organizations that
have put candidates into the field for county
offices at this election, the republicans alone
have recognized the claim, Of the soldiers who
fought in the Union army for the suppression
of the rebellion. They have placed upon their
ticket the names of five men, three for the val
liable positions OF Sheriff, County Clerk aud
District Attorney. and two for Coroners, who
fought and bled in the late war, while their OPP
ponents have entirely ignored the soldiers
and conferred their honors upon politicians
Nothing could be more proper than for the city
of New York, having the largest interest in the
preservation of the government 10 bestow honors
and cmoluments upon thos, who were instru-
mental in preventing It's overthrow; AMI yet
the soldier candidates are certain TO be de-
fea.ed by a minority reaching tens of thou
sands. They do not stand chance of success,
not becaus, their services are unrecognized,
but because they are put forward as the nom
inees of men who have initia ed a war of races;
OF party prepared, In its greet for power, to
place ten States of the Union under the terror
ism of black barbarians, aid to yield con
trolling share Of the government Of he United
States into the hands Of semi-savage negroes.
As the representatives OF SO debased policy,
they cannot expect support in an enlightened
community like that of New York city.
There is, however, ono means left open by
which they may retrieve their desperate for
tunes Nothing Is more certain than that a
large proportion of the mr. who fought in the
war deprecate in their hearts the policy of the
s!ay-at-home radicals, who desire, now that the
fighting is over, to fasten negro supremacy
upon the country as q means oil perpetuating
their own power. Let the soldiers upon the
republican county ticket come boldly out and
repudae oil sympathy or connection with the
extreme radical programm, Of negroizing the
government; let them declare that they are
opposed to plunging ten States of the Union
into worse than Mexican barbarism. that they
will never consent that negroes shall fill seats
in the United States Senate and hold balance
of power in the national government, and
they may yet succeed in gaining the positions
for which they have been put in nomination.
The struggle now is between the intellect Of
the white man and the savage barbarism of The
black Let the soldiers Of the Union army,
who are now before the people of New York
for their SURFACES, declare in favor of their own
race and their own color, and they may yet
secure the reward to which their services in
the field Justly entitle them.
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Arrest Of n Stnte Senator on . Charge
or Bribery.

-
or Bribery.
Senator Humphrey, who represented the
Thirtie,h district of the State Of New York in
the last Legislature, has been arrested and
held to bail in Albany on distinct charge OF
having received bride of FIVE hundred dollars
to influence his action as o member Of the Sem
ate Railroad Committee in regard to q bill to
allow the Manhattan Railway Company to con-
struct certain tunnels and railroads in this city.
Senator Humphrey has been renominated by
the republicans of his district, and the present
proceedings will bring to practical test GER
tain rumors that have been put in circulation
rejecting upon his integrity as a legislator.
It will, however, De immaterial which way the
trial may 60. Hitherto such affairs have been
nothing more than broad farces, and have
served to render the parties engaged in them
ridiculous. But if Senator Humphrey should
be convicted he will only have proved himself
the filter candidate for the State Legislature,
and should receive the unanimous support OF
all parties in his district, unless indeed, it be
regarded as mean job for Senator to sell
himself so low as five hundred dollars, and US
improperly depressing the market for Assem-
blymen and lobbymen On this ground there
may be some objection to Humphrey other
wise the mere fact Of taking brine will be in
his favor. and will prove that he is even better
fitted for the State Legislature than for the
State Prison.
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Another Marine Insurance Company Col
tnpsed.

The Superintendent OF the Insurance Bureau
has closed up tn, business of the Washington
Marine Insurance Company, of this city, and
receiver has been appointed by the Supreme
Court upon the application OF the Attorney
General OF the State. For some time the COM
pany has been struggling on, endeavorins by
the aid Of voluntary loans and assessments to
escape the provision Of the law which requires
that the capital of insurance companies shall
remain unimpaired to an amount exceeding
twenty-five per cent thereof; but il has at last
gone down under a heavy accumulation OF
losses and bad debts on premium and sub
scription notes. Now that the actual condition
of the company is made pubic i is matter OF
surprise how it managed to protract its exist
ence TO tn. present time Its assets, including
sixty per cent OF iLs subscription notes set
down as good, arc Two hundred and twenty
four thousand dollars; its liabilities, including
capital, eight huadred and dfty-eight thousand.
No new risks have been taken since the latter
part of April last
The Washington was one Of tho mutual COM
panies that suffered severely in The crisis OF
1866, but il believed Itself able TO stand
through the trial Of that period. II would
probably have been better for the stockholders
and policy holders if its affairs had been wound
up OF that time. Certainly tie fact that only
thirty per cent of the premium notes past due
is regarded rs good does not show vol for The
management OF the company's atfiirs. There
has been deplorable reckessness in the man
ner of transactiug the business Of marine in
surance for the past few years, arising in part
from the active compe ition between rival
companies. and in part from the evil system Of
taking risks trough agents. Old tubs, entirely
unseaworthy, have been enabled to effect heavy
assurances without any difficulty, and the pub
lie have been induced to risk life and properly
on unsafe vessels upon the strength Of their
acceptance by the underwriters. The truth is,
too many OF our new insurance companies OF
laie ye rs have become asylums for decayed
merchants. II would be good thing If the
business could be confined to the hands o,
competent, experienced men, and to companies
with paid up capital
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Explosion of the Manascr.' Association.

Explosion Of the Managers Association.
Tho theatrical managers of this city some
time ago attempted to run their establish
mcnts on the high pressure principle Of arro-
CANT dictation and monopoly, with Barnum as
engineer. e.result was an explosion Of the
most disastrous kind, in which fragments OF
opera, mnstrelsy burlesque, ballet, Legitimate
and illegitimate drama few around quite live.
w. The history OF the Managers Association
is an entertaining and instructive one. Com
mencing with Joyce Heth, and brought into
unenviab!e notoriety in conjunction with the
,,,aoi,v- ,unrsc aud reejec Mermaid, the Associ-
alton set itself m q, Ghamnion Of humbug,
and dared the HERALD, As the eneIG;; y mo-
uopoly, charlatanism and arrogance, TO mortal
encounter. Barnum had some trouble at first
in organizing his forces. The regular mana
gers, Wheatey, Wallack, Stuart, &c., were for
4 long time unwilling 10 commit themselves to
his cause. lie then changed his tactics, intro
duccd q lol Of Bowery and minstrel managers
into the Association, and by their aid succeeded
n getting majority Of votes 90 support the
cause u the Woolly Horse against ibc HERALD.
War was instantly inauguratcd. and The stan
dari Of hnmbug. "Ihis establishment does not
advertise in The NEw York HERALD" was I'M
furlcd. Afler years disastrous campaign
The Ministries whom Earnum brought into the
association 70 old biz schemes became sick Of
the useless Struggle aid returned to The fold Of
he llERAlp lise ~ prodigal son. Tic husks
of swine throwa 70 them by their Bohemian
supporters proved u, crly unpaallblc, and
they we're only too glad TO desert The barren
realms OF humbug. The regular managers.
although they early discovered the error of
their ways, determined to fight il out on that
line: but they, too, became disguised with tho
cause in which they embarked. Consequently.
abou, The time that Barnum received polite
but unmistakablc intimation from the people
OF Connecticut that they did not wish him as
their representative, the theatrical managers
10 this city also discarded him. The explosion
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National Thanksaiving-The Presideut's
Pr0cla nation.

In yesterdays HERALD we published the Pre-
sident's proclamation in which he recommends
that the 2slh day Of November next be set
apart and observed throughout the republic as
q day Of national thanksgiving and praise to
the Almighty Ruler Of nations, with whom are
dominion and fear, and who makes peace in his
high places, resting and refraining from secu-
llr labor on that day." There can be no
doubt that the recommendation will be heartily
and generally attended to. II is scarcely neces-
sary to express the hope that Governors Of
States will see the propriety Of yielding to the
Presidents recommendation, so that the 2sth
dy Of November be held as day Of thanks
gitng all over the Union.
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OF his schemes in the land of steady habits
was followed by similar disaster in Gotham,
and be now remains in the same humiliating
position as before when he attempted to array
the Managers Association against the HERALD.
The lesson is an instructive one to those who
may be tempted to spouse the cause OF hum
bug and dictate terms to public Journal
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NEW YORK HERALD. MONDAY, OCTOBER %. 1857

lance committee, has been formed. Two cit'-
zens have recsivad orders to leave the city
within stipulated period, on pain Of personal
violence. One OF the citizens had spoken dis
respectfully of Hunnicutt; the other had
been guilty Of the crime of dscharging some
negro laborers This is a fair beginning on the
part of our future masters. What will the eud
be?
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the s,russ,e Begsn.

The war n races has commenced. From
telegram which We published In yester-
days HERALD We learn that reign Of terror
has oil but begun in Richmond. Anegro vigil
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ssreGtEps Asarsryp Peter Kirsch, IT.. Lnhn LJoa-
ard Alexander krsch and Elisha Leonard All Of fAsck
Rock were arrested yesterday mornines ~ lsputy
United States Marshal Williams sna orougnt "esofs
Comrnissioper tiorham, and were oil admipad 90 bait,
for srauInaion next week. II g chaT~. That they
smuge.sd nve gallons OF whskey, and ops tundred sad
pounds OF tobscco, and on eerf discovefcd
threw ths stun away asd made VERY H6srass sotss v
escans. -Bvfalo Cssuir. Oh. -
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patriotism and enthusia m Of modern Italy.
Unless he should do this or totally abandon his
tlmld pro-French policy, both he and his
dynasty may be swept away ere long by the
revolution.
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JAMES GORDON BENNE Y Y.
All business or news letters aud telegraphic
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FRENCH THEATRE. Fourteenth s'rcct-orrHA poUfrr
Fisr Nss o. ionA-Ll4r foR llKs &c.
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NEW YORK Tii AtLE' opposite New York Hotel
FAN1iuH' IHS NH''At''
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De scuwAsrzss ,os sAaAcossA. &c. :
BEnADWf THEATRE bfO2s Fsy.-lNsuAyocUE-
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BROOKLYH INTELLIGENCE.

ArrsxPr AN ABANDONED WOMAN TO srAB Az Ovvs-
cxR-Abous one O'Clock yesterday morning officer Henry
MesSa Of the Forty third precinct hearing dissur-
bancc In Baltic street, proceeded to the place fer
the purpose Of restoring peace whom he found
girl Of loose character named Rosa Fitzgerald acting
proved futile and he found thai hs only course would b
70 take her into custody aud lock her up He her
charge and was proceeding with her to the station house.
q the same time watching her closely. After walking
distance she drew from pocket knife with
blade about four inches length similar those ussA
By sailors and made attempt siab him. The
wachiu eye Of the ocer caught glimpse Of The shin-
ing blade Of the knife and before the reckless gr could
suconp.S her purpose .; caught ns r., y ne
Had not officer Mctcaf been upon his guard he nshs
have met the Same fate ~ onicsr Mcthesnsy wlloss
Is still fresh In the memory Of the citizens. when
taken 10 the station house and lodged in . cell, this
desperate girl SAID her only regret was that she had nos
killed Officer MstcaIf.
DRUNKEN Man ATTEMPTS TO STAB Az 0rrTcxR. Martin
Muiigan, . junk dealer, Is charged with having made
attempt 10 stab ocer McCary, Of the Forty second
precinct Saturday night IL appears Muliissn, who
under the influence Of liquor, was making dis-
turbance Ia Bridge street. YORK. when the attention
OF ocer McCariy called 20 his conduct The onicer
ordered him leave the place. but instead OF doing 30
he into house sezed case knife and then made
desperate assault the officer In o. the thruss
he cut the officers coat, but he soon overpoWerso
aud taken The station house. where ne was locked up
10 await examination.
FALL PROM wtspow.-Ths wife Of John EichinEss.
resaug In Franklin avenue Huron street, Green
point fell ou, OF second story window yesterday after
noon and sustained sewers isurss The njarsd woman
has recently been inmate OF InnHuc Asylum, and
IL is believed that she was suffering rom insanity wren
she met with inc above accident
Honss ynKvss IN rnk EasrrRs DsrRcr--Tho stable az
Henry schroeder Moore street, near Bushwck avenue.
Eastern district was entered By horse thieves saur
day night they sto'c valuable horse md escaped
borsc was a,oen at tho same time from the Stable
.. Charles son nidt near the Queens county line
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Tus SurrrSa rswREsT.--In consequence the de-
pressed condition Of this great commercial interest," ami
the enormous aud heavy burdens imposed upon u IN
conssuuonce Of Ell the Of Western
ana Northern Europe said have obtained too great
an sdyansge me OF construction, eguipuenS
saug Of vessels for American ship owners TO csos
pete with them succssssuliytte SNIP O~nefs Assoc ~
ton OF New YORK hav- decided gpon convontios of
ship owners aud inders Of the country 10 he he'd IN
thai city sonnet me during tho ensuing month. Our
authority states that, by this u y hoped 20 op-
tain such an expression OF opinion ~ 10 toe necSsssy
action called Tor will eventually place the stopping
interests % the country the high road 70 proehsru-
NoToR Journal Oct. 20
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NEw YORK I'll ,rEg opposite New York Hotel
FANCnUa. CRURFg
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BowFRY THEATRE. E.vrry.- solpS SniscLE-Tnnxn
Flsr NAN OF ioEG-Ll4F foG LiE1. &c.
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slnLo's GAKDEs. s,oaoway.-Rt.cx cRoox.
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GILMAN srADT THEATRE. Nos IS and Al Eowery.-
DE scHwAsrzgs soS sAaAcosiA. &c.
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ACADEMY oF Music. foureeath s,ree.-i,alian
Olcrs-f uE ICCUFNofs.
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OLYMPIC Theatre. Brcsdway.-A MipsusnsR
NIGnTs DREAM.
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Tho constitutional Convention.

This body assembled on Wednesday last. En-
Judge Carmichael, Of Quecn Anne's Couniy, one
Of the bi,icrcsi and mos, Incorporating rebels
in the State Of Mary land, was elected President
Of the body. The call under which they have
met provides that the members of the Convcn-
ton - shalt take the oath to discharge sAid du-
=" ties in the form prescribed By law for the menu
hers Of the House of Delegates II this State %
but this oath didn suit the iasdious tastes Of the
advocates Of the " lost cause " assembled To make
new Constitution for Maryland, and 50 they
appointed a Committee to prepare form Of oath
suitable to the feelings and views Of the Conven-
ton. Judge MagFuder was specially summon
ed 10 swear IN Mr.. Carmichael as a eompli-
men;, as was expressly stated by Mr.. Maulsby,
TO that distinguished traitor, who now stands
indicted before the United States Court for vio-
ia,ing the laws Of the United States and. setting
them nj defiance.
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negro because he has wool on his head Others
because he has tar an lis heel others again. for
the reason tina, his nose IL fat and his liIs are
thick. while some take special objections TO the
fact that his leg as usual thing comes down in
the middle OF his foot, hut no man ever objected
10 him because he was endowed with q rational
and immortal soul, and consequently resPonsi.
bic NJ all the res; o. tie human race are. TO 4
higher power, who will judge him by the same
standard, punish aud reward him by the same
rule Of iumutable justice. and thus illustrate
what so many deny him, the right TO absolute
,qaaiity under the law - Tru, D,mocrai
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Jefferson Davis, Ex-PresIdent OF the defunc,
Conicderacy, is now likely 10 have speedy trial.
ChieI Justice Chase has announced his de,ermIn-
alton 10 be present. at the opening Of the United
States District Court In Richmond, on Monday
next, and proceed TO the trial Of this cause On
Wednesday last the following writ was issued
from Washington
I" TINS PRESIDENT OF rifE uSIrED STATES
" IT, BrigddiT GsHerai Henry c. Burton and 10
any IsTs9H or Persoas hdriag he custody Of J.f.
(srsoH Ddris greofiIly-
4" We command you that you have the body
Of Jefferson Davis, by you Imprisoned and de-
tanned IL Is said together with the cause Of such
imprisonment and detsntion, by whatever name
the said Jefferson Davis may be called, or charg.
ed, before our Circuit Court Of the United States
for the District Of Virginia, ct the next term
thereof at Richmond, In the said district, on the
second Monday In May, one thousand eight hun.
dred and sixty-seven, ct the opening Of the Court
on that day, 10 do aud reeeivo what shall then
and there &c considered concerning the said JEFF
ferson Davis.
witness Salmon p. Chass, our Chief JUS
tier Of the Supreme Court Of the Unl,ed States,
this hrst day Of May, one thousand eight hun
drcd aud sixty-seven.
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I 4 d.


~ her residence The Illlcn Road three nes from
tousontoWn, on Tuesday last, Mr. ELInAnHyn, aresl
90 years, wife % isaAe Anderson.
Departed this Ill., on The evening Of the aOth Of As
1857 mar hueet Air In this county, 6ALLIn g. Iloa
Aesd " years, months nnd ~ days.
fell asleep IN Jesus, fnANcIs W. noLaiAso sscof,a
son ~ John and Hannah noigano the rsailsnee Of
his fatheF-ln.law, Wan. n. EhAngh, Mantua," nalu
more county icArlng beloved wife and chlld III
ua. 10 ofPary and be died - he had lived fall 81
fAlth In the Lard bis saviour.
DeiAFted this life, on The Ith instant Jas cUsHtse.
nAn, o. this county, IN thr Esd yeaF Il his aEr
% Saturday evening Nay tth. Al fsaF selork hthl.
residence, on The beair road, ~ pneumonia JoHN Ne
CoLS.s, In the TTth year ofhis age,
~ hls residence, 81 Dennis. naltnore county "a,
wednesday morning, May Let, at a quarter rasi ioaT
s.sssi o. gPhsia iever' JAeon Ussffap, aEcd 20 yn
" Iovtontoun, On The evening % the eth Instant 70
l.'elns IN hops o. Immortality and Eternai fr Rtcnanp
year % his age.
~ bis tAihers residenes, In the Eighth District, on
the u year Ibis agr.
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TIE STATE or MARYLAND.

THE STATE OF MARYLAND.
THOMAS ". JAMESON,
MILLER REED.
EPHRAIM BELL.
WILLIAM II. MACE.
JAMES II. JARRETT.
ROBERT u. RANKIN.
oi Baltimore County, Es1uircs. Grcetitg
Bg II KNOWS. That we. rcposing especial con
hdencc IN your skill. judgment. honesty and at -
tachmcnt Z" the laws, have appointed and do
hereby appoint you " be n TEMPORARY MED
icAL BOARD or EXAMINERS Tor Baltimore
county. for the purpose &C granting Licenses to
such now Practising Physicians in your county
rs are able 20 prove TO your satisfaction that
they are bono ffc graduates Of some rospccta
ble Medical College; and you are cnioined Ia
execute the duties Of your o,!icc in accordance
with The provisions 81 law passed az the Jan D..
uary Session, 1867. of the General Assembly 81
Maryland. entitled An Act for ,hc Protection
Of the public against Medical Impostcrs and
for the suppression Of the crime ~ unlawful
Abortion
49, Given under my hand aud tho
SEAL Great Seal OF the State Of Maryland.
- in the city Of Annapolis, this first
day 81 May. in the year oi ou- Lord eighteen
hundred and ski, y-scvon
by the Governor;
THOMAS SWAMI.
JOHN II. CARTER. Secretary Of State.
May il.-St.
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GovANsrows CEMETERY The lot holders Of
Of fire dollars has been levied on every lot for the
purpose Of refuing the graves, grayelling the
drives and walks, planting suitable trees, and
for completing the fencing all necessary 10 res
cue the sacred ground from its present delaPida,-
Ell condition, and 20 make It correspond with
the taste aud morals cf those whose friends lie
buried there About one-lhird Of the sum ne
handed into the treasury. Those, therefore, who
have not ATTENDED 10 this sacred duty will please
pay their contribution promptly To Mr. George
Dugdale, Treasurer, pro. tenn. ~ Smiths Wharf
Baltimore, or TO Row. J. II. Kaufman, Prcsdeht
er-eDieio, Govans,own, Nd.
BY order Of the Trustees
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Circuit Court for Baltimore Co
MAgcHrE RN.lss;


lion u e II. Emory, Jadsc John Ensor State 8
M;ornc, John u iongn,ckcr, Clerk John iiat.
vcy, Sheriff
THURSDAY, MAY
TN motion % L. J. Cuttings, y a. Watkins,
Esq, was admitted 81 practice in this court
The case Of Jervis Spencer vs.. Adam II. kToui.
before reported, was continued.
SATURDAY, May :.
The argument wa closed in the case Of Jervis
Spencer vs. Adam H. kroGt-bcfore reported
and the case held sub curia. To-day, Essenger
And others VS.. Fowler and o'hers--bill in equity
for sale Of land, involving tLe construction Of u
will held sub curia John Wisncr Va. William
stephens and others-bill in equity PRAYING tor
safe OF land decree passed appointing r. X.
Boartnan trustee 90 make sale OF said land
William EnsoF IS. Joshua g. Wilhelm and wife
exceptions to the ratification of the sale Of the
land and premises mentioned in said cause made
by Messrs. John I. EnsoT and Lewis II Wheel.
er, argued before the court some days slncr and
held sub cusiA exceptions overrlled and 'rus.
tees sale finally ratified
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presents to the other members Of the family, with
all the lavishness Of santa Claus on gin holt
day. A democrat embracing negro and Gu
quiring about the health Of the family What
picture
Oh, democracy how sound you are on ques-
tons that pay how swce,ly you can roll under
your tongues that new truth, or coiosed ~.
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