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The New York herald., 1869-10-12
LOUISVILLE COMMERCIAL CONVENTION.
Reception of Ex-President Fillmore In Louis
ville-Speech of the Ex.President.

Reception of Ex.President Fillmore In Louis.
ville-Speech of the Ex-President.
LOUISVILLE, Oct ii, 1882
At one O'Clock to-day the names OF 143 delegates
were registered at the office Of the Committee OF
Arrangements. The delegates are principally from
the South
At eleven O'Clock ex-President Millard Fillmore
held public reception at the Court House. He was
introduced by Mr. +. +. Fox, OF this city, in neat
address OF welcome which was responded to By
Mr.. Fillmore as follows
Mr. MAYOR AND GENTLEMEN OF LOUISVILLE
This reception Is an honor and a pleasure which
had no reason to expect. Were l candidate for
some high political ollice, or did come with the
prestige Of otai power might account Tor tins tnls
elapsed since | have taken part in political
matters. | belong TO no party; but do
cannot express to you the eratincaton feel to-day
at seeing in prospect deberatlve body gathered
from every state IN the Union-the Union restored
that patriotic and glorious Union which has been
endangered, but, trust, not lost. lApplauseJ FIJI
teen years ago visited your city for the first and
last time and had been placed IN 1t to-day unawares
l could not have recognized It. True, here Is the
grand old river moving along Its edge; here Is the
great natural obstruction OF the Falls, which has
placed 1t with the great commercial cities OF the
country; but now, when see your splendid houses
and your beautiful streets, all seems changed. 1t
would seem az though magic had caused It, How
you could be 30 prosperous under all the vicssi.
tudes OF the past ten years is unaccountable; but
! congratulate you on your good fortune and your
prosperity. Kentucky II there be state In the
Union except the State which gave me birth, is the
State OF all others have learned TO honor. (Ap-
plause) | knew your ilustrous citizen, who did
honor TO MS state as he did TO all the Union, and
who now sleeps within your borders. | need not
allude to Henry Clay tAppauseJ He was my earli-
est and best devoted friend and was his and can
never revert to his memory without reverence and
respect. l beg your pardon, gentlemen. l came
mere with no prepared speech; the time has long
passed since have attempted such thing. came
here simply to thank you for this unexpected recep
ton and honor, and to express tho hope that you
may continue to be prosperous, and that our coun-
try NAV be one and united for ever. applause
Pardon me- therefore for not adding to this address
and for contentlng myself with simply thanking you
for this honor. (Appause.)
MIR. Fillmore then met large number Of citizens,
with whom he shook hands.
The New York herald., 1869-10-12
ItLeGRAphlC NEWS ITEMS.

The State Constable yesterday seized about $4,000
worth OF liquors belonging to nrm on FEDERAL
street, Boston.i
William Birmingham was found dead In the streets
OF Utica yesterday morning. II is supposed that
during Sunday night he fell from the fourth story OF
building In which he lodged.
An attempt was made to rob the bank in Ux-
bridge, Mass, on Sunday night, but the robbers
were frightened OIL, leaving their boots behind.
man named FOX, while intoxicated made an
assault upon the conductor OF the train from little
Rock ARK, on Saturday. Fox was Killed by the
conductor IN selfdefence.
The smoking car on the four O'Clock tram from
thrown from the track by stone while passing
Dobb's Ferry TINS afternoon. The car was dragged
n long distance, creating panic among the pas
sengers; but as 1t did not upset no one was hurt
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, oct. IL, 1869.
The United States Supreme Court convened at the
usual hour and the Chief Justice announced the fol-
lowing decisions on certain motions:-
Er p0rte Edlcdrd M. Yerger, PetitiOner.-The
motion for habeas corpus and cerorarl in this
directed to be heard on Friday next; but the dis
cussion will be wholly confined to the question OF
the jurisdiction OF the Court TO issue the writ.
Er pdrte BYOlcn ana Others, EetttiOnerS.-These
are the cases OF certain parties In Texas charged
with murder, and habeas corpus and certiOrari are
asked to remove them from the jurisdiction OF
military commissions. The cases are directed TO be
passed for the present. ana to abide decision on the
motion In the case OF Yerger.
The State OF TEXAS US. White, Chfles ct dl.-The
Court denied the motion to reopen this cause for the
purpose Of taking further testimony, and directed
that the motion to perfect the decree be heard on
the next motion day.
The case of Yerger Will be the first taken up next
Friday. The Brown case, from Texas, is to abide
the decision inthe Yerger case.
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PACIFIC COAST.

Treasurer OF the San Francisco Mint-BuIIion
Shipments from Virginia City-Important
Railroad Enterprise.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. IL, 1859.
Cyrus A. Eastman, who was appointed Treasurer
OF the San Francisco Mint some time since, has
accepted the position.
The death OF ex-President Pierce was generally
noticed to-day by placing nags at half-mast
The bullion shipments from virginia City last week
were nearly $3.50, 900.
The California Railroad Company has been Orga-
nlZed to construct road from Woodland to Colusi,
Tehama and Red Bluffs, in the Upper Sacramento
Valley.
The receipts OF the Mechanics Fair exceed $50, ,00O
from the sale of tickets alone.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Attempted Assassination In Observation-Disclosures
Of the Storm.
WORCESTER, Oct. II, 1862
man named Patrick Kerr was found IN the street
last evening in dying condition, with severe stabs
innicted on various parts OF his body lie Is alive,
but refuses to give any information OF tho affair.
The storm last night did not prove 80 destructive
a. we feared, although in many places the recent
repairs to roads were washed away. This was espc
ciay the case In Fltcbnrg and vicinity, where only
the utmost efforts prevented serious damage.
The Worcester County Musical Convention will
meet In this city next Monday ana continue for four
days.
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GENERAL oEpERs no. lls.

HEADQUARTERS FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT !
STATE or VIRGINIA, RICHMOND Oct. IL, 1851
stock hsd by behalf Of the State OF Virginia any
company which provided be made by sections H. 1
20 23 Of the code Of Virginia. will
until after the constitution ratified the people the
have been approved by the Congress of the United and
ths to be organized Hereunder shall have been
duly inaugurated
BY command OF Brevet Major General CANDY
LOUIS CAzARAc Aid de Camp Acting Assistant Adu.
tant General.
This order has been variously interpreted here,
some thinking 1t continues the present railroad
organizations they now exist, and that 1t merely
dispenses with the usual annual elections In Novem-
Der. Those familiar, however, with the feud
between General Malone and Ex-Governor Wells.
believe 1t to be plot to oust Malone from
the presidency OF the consolidated railroads
between Norfolk ana Bristol, Tenn. 1t Is Q
directors, VINO are known to be inimcal to Malone.
The law requires that elections be held annually,
and these proxies held and act until their sue
cessors are appointed. General CANDY has, BY TINS
high handed measure, taken the appointment OF
the proxies out OF the hands OF the Board OF
Public Works, Of which Governor Walker is the
President, well knowing that the Board would
have appointed proxies friendly to the reelection
OF Malone and the interest OF the consolidated line.
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad monopoly which
by breaking up the consolidation Will secure con-
necton with the Virginia and Tennessee road at
Lynchburg, through the Orange and Alexandria
road, and thus draw OF the trade OF the West from
Norfolk TO Baltimore Furthermore 1t Is q direct
and wanton insult 10 Governor Walker, to whom the
appointment OF the proxies properly belongs.
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PENNS YLVANIA.

The Case Of the Brooks Assussins-Writ of
Hnbcas Corpus Refused.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IL, 1859.
In the Quarter Sessions this morning the Brooks
case came up at the instance OF the District Attor
ney, andDy order OF Judge Ludlow prisoners Dono.
hue, MARIA ana Eagan were brought into court by
the Sheriff to be arraigned. Their counsel learning
this, at once took out writ OF habeas corpus for
the purpose OF obtaining reduction OF ball, and
prayed the Court to give q hearing upon this writ
before the prisoners were forced to plead Judge
Ludlow quashed the writ Of habeas corpus and
refused to reduce the bail IRON 500, 0O0 and fixed
Wednesday week for the trial OF the prisoners.
The ram has not caused another freshet in the
Schuylkil as was feared. During yesterday $50
canal boats that had accumulated In the Schuylkill
below the dam were towed around to the Delaware
for fear that they might be carried by the flood
against Market street bridge.
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ENGLAND.
Politics Dull.

LONDON, Oct. III, 1882
The English political news to-day is unimportant.
The Newmarket Races for Two Year Oids.
LONDON, Oct. ii, 1869.
The Newmarket second October meeting com.
menced to-day.
The plate Of 100 sovereigns for two year olds was
won by 8. w. Reeves br. I. Pate, by Macaroni, out
OF Songstress, beating b. T. Agility, second aud br.
Braemar third Eleven ran The betting was ten 10
three against Pate and Agility and five to against
Braemar.
The Maiden Plate, for two year ods was won by
brother to Stafford, beating Thunder Cloud second
and Verdure, third Eleven ran. The betting at the
start stood to against the winner 100 to against
Thunder Cloud and 40 TO 3 against Verdure.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Military Excitemcnt in Montrcai-voiunteer
Ordered Out-Canadian Alarm In Regard 10
the Hornet AQair.
MONTREAL, Oct. IL, 1859.
There is considerable excitement hero owing to
sudden order last hight TO turn out all the volunteers
for service at short notice. Many OF them were
dragged from their beds to muster at the armOries,
where every man received his arms and accoutre-
mentA, with orders TO parade to-day. IL II not sup
posed that Fenian troubles are apprehended, but
rather that complications Will arise from the Hornet
anar.
Sir Francis Hincks has been sworn In as Finance
Minister.
The discount on American invoices for the week
was twenty-four per cent The revenue OF the
Dominion for the month ending September 80 was
sl,s6S Sl2, and the expenditure s5Sg,Z0
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GEORGIA..

The Savannah Electi0n-DemOcratic Majority
Three Thousand.
SAVANNAH Oct. III, 1869.
Colonel John Screven, the democratic candidate
for Mayor and an entire democratic Board OF Alder
men were elected to-day BY about 1900 majority.
The official vote will not be known until tomorrow
The negroes generally voted with the democrats.
The New York herald., 1869-10-12

ABBorr.-On Monday, October II, MARY. wife OF
John Abbott a native OF Westmeath. Ireland.
The funeral will take place from her late residence.
Fourth avenue, corner OF Forty ninth street. on We'd
nesday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
Dublin papers please copy.
HART.-on Monday evening October IL, LEON
HART, IN the I'D year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral without further
notice. ou wednesday morning al half past nine
O'Clock from his late residence, 3191s East Ninth
street. between First and Second avenues.
tFor other Deaths see Ftrh Puge.l
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IRELAND.

Political Warning to the English Cabinet.
DUBLIN, Oct. III, 1s6e
At the late amnesty meeting In this city an ad-
dress was adopted declaring that refusal to release
che Fenlan prisoners will be regarded az an ind,.
cation that the British government is determined to
rule BY terror, not Cancellation.
Amnesty meetings have been held at Kanturk and
Bandon In the county Cork.
The New York herald., 1869-10-12

that read an article in your paper or this morning
purportlng to emanate from the Chicago Times. a1d
accusing me OF eopng with a certain lady from thss
city. certainly aid leave Chicago Sunday the 80
lnst the same dav with the lady referred TO- simply
DecaHse my engagement terminated the previous
evening. AS regards the lady herself never neld
any conversation with her during her brief stay iD
Chicago save in the pursuance OF my stage business
In Chlcag0 and cannot but regard this cowa dly
attack as emanatlng from some personal enemy OF
hers or mine. EDWARD COLEMAN. .
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GERMAN Y.

Intercommunion and Consolidation.
CARLsRUnE, Oct IL, 1859.
Information has been received here that treaty
has been concluded between Wdrtemberg and the
North German Confederation, which allows the sub
jects OF either country to serve in the army OF the
ofhar.
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TENNESSEE.

Inauguration of Governor Sentcr.
NASHVILLE, Oct. H. 1869.
Governor Senter was inaugurated today In his
address he pledges himself 10 support the interests
OF the people without regard to party race or color
cal tOpCs
The New York herald., 1869-10-12
JEROME PARK RACES.

The following are the entries which have been
made for races which take place to-day at Jeroms
Park -
THs JEROME swErpsrAKEs-of $500 each, h. T.. vita
quarters
81: II. ssnfords b. f. Niagara, by Lexington dam Bag
Leaf.
Purdy whsrs ch. Tasmania, by imp. Australian, dam
Matte Gross. by Lexington.
Bsmonts 3. 4 Attraction By imp Balrowne dam tinp
K W. CAmsron's br InvsrcAuld by ST.. Aibans. dsus
Eleanor.
PuRsx Stco-For all ages; one mile and three quarters
L. b. Hollands Corsican, ys, by Uncle Vic, dam ~
NJ H. sanfords b. Lancaster. yrs by Lexington, dam
Blue Bonnet.
Jw wsldous oh, Aidebaran. aged BY Commodore, da.
J. ". wsldons ch &. Simple simon. yrs, by Simon Ksa
RAoK.
. TaR MEMBERS CUP-A sweepstakes o. S5o each, p p.
and an eighth, welter weight
J. X. Lawrence's br b. Climax, aged.
r. I. Lonnsbury's b. b. korhumDerla years.
B. W. Walden's ch. b. Metairie. years.
J. q. Heckschers b. m. Bddy Malone, years
FoURTi
h. H. with 81 200 added the receive $500
J. Eokersons ch. b. Sanford.
Mcdonnell Thompson's b. h. vaurhali.
Moore Conee's b. b. Bayonei.
Thomas W. Doswefs b. h. Abdel kader.
FIFTH RAGS.
SwEKrsTAKEs 81 GOO entrance h. f.. one mile. for foais
Leonard Jeroms's br c.
A. Bemonts Gu f. Lady Lovs
John Hunters eh T. Intrigue
SELLING SWEEPSTAKES for two ysar ODDS.
II. y. McGrath's br. c. Haron.er.
Bowie Halls b. T. Fantne
Purdy Wther's b. {. Merry Thought
Leonard Jcrome'sb e.
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Engagement Neur Puerto Principe.

Engagement Ncnr Puerto Principe.
HAVANA, Oct. IL, 1889.
An engagement occurred last week between small
detachments or the troops and Cubans near Puerto
Principe. The insurgents lost twenty-three killed.
Reports have been circulated OF an intended
evacuation OF Puerto del Padre. but they prove
untrue.
The New York herald., 1869-10-12
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship China will leave this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at tho Post onios
at half past uine O'Clock A. NJ
THE new YORK REHABILITATION for Europe-wtil
be ready at half past nine O'CLOCK IN the morning
Single oopies in wrappers for mailing six cents.
The New York herald., 1869-10-12
MAlNE.
Dead Bodies Washed Ashore.

BATH, october IL, 1860.
The bodies OF two unknown men have come
ashore at Small Point Beach, One OF the men has on
his right arm, printed IN India ink, q spread eagle.
and on the left arm:-.J. 8. G., born lS45." In the
pocket OF the other man was an envelope containing
a lock OF light brown hair. Tho envelope Ia addressed
TO 'Sarah A. Fenton," Tor something like that,
"E. A. Boston, Further information will be fur
nished by addressing Tallman Lowell, Small Point.
The New York herald., 1869-10-12
VIRGINIA.

Singular Order from General Canby-The
Baltimore and Ohio Monopoly Seeking to
Control the Virginia Railroads.
RICHMOND, Oct. IL, 1859.
General Candy to-day issued this very singular
The New York herald., 1869-10-12
FRANCE.

Tho Miners Sfrike-Government Force and
More Men Observation-Disclosures in the Cot
ton Districts.
PARIS, Oct. IL, 1859.
Dispatches from Aubn, In the Department OF
Aveyron have been received up to late hour last
evening. No new outbreaks had occurred among
the miners, but the strike still continues.
Yesterday large pubic meeting in the arrondis-
senent Of Bellvile dispersed by force. Resist
ance was offered, and several of the rioters were
wounded.
There was large meeting of the cotton manu-
facturers Of the city Of Mulhausen on Saturday to
consider the question OF the American cotton supply
and other matters incidental to the trade. They
denounced the commercial treaty recently con-
cluded, and urged the substitution OF the customs
sartn.
The New York herald., 1869-10-12

A-NIud In the Hair.-Mufied In Wrapper =
every Of light the nhy and foetd hsir cob
ing preparations sold TO deuded public But their
II nearly over. PHALON'S vlrALfA OR SALvATD IA
FOR THE HAIR kifng them ou s,gnt anu cioua's1
we'll water harmless the showers OF heaven open hs
light; deposiung no hith eneuug sweeuy any
from two to ten days any nautA nue. rom ficn oro
glossy black u Uands ATOMS hnu hnequ'eu among thu
bcen
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Republican War Reports.

PARIS, Uct. II-EVtnln9.
Advices from republican sources represent that
the insurrection is gaming ground. 1t s asserted
that the government already fears general attack
on Madrid.
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OmciaI Reports Of the Situation.

MADRID, Oct. III, 1880.
Onicia reports state that 1900 insurgents OF Reus
surrendered to General Baldrick.
Deputies Noquero and Palacios have given In their
submission to the government.
Fighting continues at Saragossa, and the authori-
ties demand relnforcements. Disturbances broke
out In Valencia Friday; but in Aragon, Andausla
and Catalonia the insurrecton has lost its impor-
tance
Parties just arrived here report that the republic
has been proclaimed at La Carolina and Gandesa.
It is feared that the insurgents will even yet maks
o movemen on Madrid, ana great precautions are
taken 20 resist them.
The New York herald., 1869-10-12

Buck skin Shirts and Drnycrs-Encrfual
cure and preventive ior heumssm manufactured by
HEALEY, S6S Broadway,' opposite Bond street.
The New York herald., 1869-10-12

G0uraud's q rental Cream, 81 so Per Uoe
le Bond stree late OF 453 Broaowav and drusrlsis
The New York herald., 1869-10-12

Browns Bronchial TrT ,cbc.. far puImou.rv
and Ashmate Dsoroes nav proved their efficacy by
OF many years. and nave 'eee" cd
who hAys used them.
Those whune suffering fr0s Colds. Hoarsepsss
Sore Throats, Ac. should tr u1UE TROCIIrS 4 smpIs
remedy which 10 in almost sr ,ry case ea asctnsL
The New York herald., 1869-10-12

Piles Spe cialty.
DIR. ORR
u Eleventh street, near Broadway
The New York herald., 1869-10-12

A.-Espcnscheid's FalI STYLE Of Center none
OF MATERIAL elegance OF nnsh
blty they csnuo surpassed Try them al ls Ne sau d
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A.-The Huincs Bros.' Rcveuuc Re,urr.
LBS Pianos sold during the ear ending ise1
Cali and examine. <6 Union square " 'f - 49,
The New York herald., 1869-10-12

Ask for Stnffords Black Ink The Rear
known Also for SticSwel 4 Co a MuciIaee. th,rL
clear, adhesive.
The New York herald., 1869-10-12

Everdch's, 80 Broadway, Wedding rud
stylish in the city. -
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There was lively selling at Riley's rooms. corner
Of Twenty eighth street and Broadway, Mr. Johnson
acting as auctoneer The following was the result
The New York herald., 1869-10-12

A.-NIiddletown Mineral Spring ,ater VIII
postivev cure dyspepsia cons,pauon hna all diseases
me SKID and oooa fneipAi oepo'i s' Btu adway aud 80
The New York herald., 1869-10-12

The Mills H0rse, CharlestOn, =. g., will bs
November nnxI y
The New York herald., 1869-10-12

WORDS Of Cheer far Young Men, Who, Hav.
Ing talon victims social evils desire better man,ood
sent tn sealed letter eayeopea free OF charge Adrsa
aoN ARD ASSOCIATION boz Z. Phiadalpaia. Pa
The New York herald., 1869-10-12

Before yoa TM All Gray ConeuIt DR..
GRANDJEAN, tho only man who prsvens baldness and
gray hair. Astor place.
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A.-The Streets are Resp.endeu

A.-The streets are lAespienoeu with tho
fashions OF tne tah season Ine iaiss radiant with
beauty ana eegance tne suay distingus
and 10 TINS dsnctlon hNoA, o AH br .dway, OF
Fulton street, has largely c9houea io has supplied the
metropolis win sye oi h,aunu ~ which, for
grace and every oeshaoie qus'y c"nh" be equalled.
The New York herald., 1869-10-12

Cristador0's nrivalied Hair Dye.-solA
and applied al his wig scalp factory No. Asor Housc
The New York herald., 1869-10-12

The Dnv When That Pure, Watcr-I,ils.
fluid. PHALoNS fIrAIIA, OR SALVATION FOR TiIR
HAIR Was inrod aced dies for the poisonous
hair dyes they dyes al present. viii again
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A.-.Thnps Wnnps tnc Mntfer,v You don's
take "CHERRY PICTORIAL tt OCUEs" for yonr eot M
throat - 80 = =
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Another Fenian Scare.

TORONTO, oct. H. $780,
The volunteers throughout the country have re-
ceved orders to hold themselves In readiness for
immediate service. IL Is said tnat the government
has received Information that the Fenans are about
to attempt another rad
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ILLINOIS,.
Health of Admiral Fnrragut.

Health Of AdmirnI FMrrnHut.
CHICAGO, Oct. IL, 1859.
The condition OF Admiral Farragut has been i'm
proving throughout the day and he Ia now consid.
cred TO be entirely out or danger.
The New York herald., 1869-10-12

sad Accident Near Quebec-Fifteen Persons
Drowned.
THREE RIVERS, QUEBEC, Oct. II, 1862
Yesterday morning scow, crossing ST. Maurice
river from Point Chateau to Point Dore upset. pre-
cipltating twenty men aud the same number OF
horses into the water. Fifteen men and all the
horses were drowned.
The New York herald., 1869-10-12

Moro Hopeful Tor the COvernment.
MADRID, Oct 11-Evenlng.
Cabecillo and Carbaal, two lnsurgent leaders,
were captured and taken to the town OF Ibi, where
they were shot.
Aragon is now reported to be quiet.
Order has been restored in Saragossa Many OF
the insurgents were killed, wounded and taken
prisoners.
The New York herald., 1869-10-12
Fear of an Outbreak in Madrid.

demonstration by the republicans is feared al
Madrid. Great precautions have been taken BY the
government to prevent any outbreak.
The New York herald., 1869-10-12

LETTER FROM THk ALLEGED HkkOlNk.
NEW YORK. Oct IL, 1869.
To THE EDITOR or THH HERALD
In your issue OF this morning is an article taken
from the Chicago Times. which refers so evidently to
me that, taken in connection with the use OF my
name in other papers, compels my making this pub
lie denial OF It's contents. Instead OF breaking my
engagement as stated therein, PLAYED to its close
on the 2d instant and left for my home In this city
on the following day. Mr.. Coleman, the gentleman
who played Major Jorum to my Formosa, had no
knowledge whatever OF my intended departure nor
had OF his. Our leaving BY the same tram was the
merest chance Indeed so far from el0plnR with
Mr. Coleman, had no other acquaintance with hlm
than professional one. The report OF my elopc-
ment is therefore, O malicious slarder, evidently
published by some person possessed OF an enmity
Tor me- and with the design OF inJuring me person.
ally and professionally. And In giving II my explicit
and unequivocal denial must express the nope
tnat those Journals which have aided In circulating
the SANDER VIII do me the justice OF denying u.
EMILY JORDAN.
rHg DENIAL OF THE HERD.
NEW YORK. Oct, IL, 1859.
To THE EDITOR or THE HEHALD:-~
1t was with feelings OF the mos. ud'coant surnriss