New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-22
THE TRll3U NE.
ERNEST MALrsArrRs-No. II Library of Select Novels
Harper / Brothers.

ERNEST MALrRArERs-No. II Library of Select Novels
Harper Brothers.
This is decidedly one of the best numbers yet
published in this cheap and excellent series. In
no one of his novels has BuLwER more decidedly
shown his superiority every other writer OF the
day in this department OF literature. Price Of the
u0rk t.oentyJfve cents.
" ISRAEL Posi-, SO Bowery, has just issued
No. VI. Of THlERs's History of the French Revo-
luton, and No. VIII. of his fine edition of the
Waverly understanding kenilworth one
of the most brilliant ard stirring Of all SCOTS
Novels Mr.. Post has also published, in the
same neat and cheap style, No. of George St.
George Julian-with the most amusing engravings
we have encountered OF late
RAILROADS ALREADY COMPLETED BETWEEN
Navy oRKAND BUFFALo.-The distance between
these two important points, by the New-York and
Albany Railroad, is 465 miles, us measured from the
hearts of the two cities. OF this the following
Railroads are completed and in actual opera.
lion, except about seven miles on the road between
Batavia aud Buffalo, which will be opened within
few weeks, if it is not already:
Albany Schenecty miles Auburn 10 Rochester s miles
Schenectady 10 U,ca.7s :. Rochester 10 Batavias2
Utica TO Syracuse. ...A Sc Batavia TO Buffalo. SO
Syracuse 10 Auburn. &c q
Total. ...........................5l7 F"
New-York City must wake up! The people OF
New-Engl land reap all the advantages of those
Roads during the winter, when the Hudson River
is clo.ed-ofien four months in the year. There
are Railroads in operation, running from
albany int New-Englard, which number abou,
700 miles in the aggregate
DoRR's CARPET BAG-The following letter
from D. ]. Pearcc shows the means by which the
friends of Dorr intended to revolutionize Rhode
Island:
SUNDAY EVENING, 2ls 1871.
DEAR SIR. did not, (for could noL l promised,
see you on Friday, NJ. But the committee have rgi!
carry The best form they adopt the spirit and
views OF the convention. This shall agree presume no
will object to- and trust viii sue done Since saw
you, three things have occurred TO me, ana as now
Is The time for thinking and acting, make them known 10
YOU
l. Between this and the 27th of month"; (Dece ber
three or four hundred Of our men Will leave the State So
good msn and true. What improperly will here be IN
OF this description leaving with their friends then
poxv voes II you and other friends should Think wit:
me, that there will be none, the DR. Brown has III
tickets printed aud circulated, the better. Or Lecturers
should 90 The rounds with their pockets filled with them
Why should not foreigners naturaiized, but resi-
this STATE, the question Of the adoption OF
constitution vote! Under the constitution which we have
formed, know they cannot and ought not 10 vote bot
dcbared the right the question Of adoption the
lac! OF there being ia this STATE say two thousand mate
adults OF this description, defeat They were emu
mera.ed in the in June last. were they not as 50
many male citizens twenty Then They 90 INTO
the number aid III swelling the number, majority o!
which we obtain before constitution can go iG"
operation Every foreigner o! this description who does
no, vote with does not vote at ALL VINO was enue
aed in the taken Juns last, counts just as muct
against every native citizen who is opposed 10 Us
tIii ODeO
life or death in connection with the cause IN which we are
engaged Ii you aud others agree with me IN lhs inaNe
lei The ticket formed not TO designate the vo er as
an dmericun citizen nauralzed natural born There Is
some equity also in my @! this subjects many OF tost
per have declared their intentions 10 become czeN'
and are all so do-why should they mol vote on
question OF adopting constitution whlchs TO be Their gov
prnmpn and the government oil their posery, when bey
become American citizens according the legal import OF
words confess think of any reasonable obJec
ZION 10 il. Very respectfully fE09,s; pr.pcF
II. w. DoRR, Esq.