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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12
THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS.


The Police Commissioner met on Saturday morning at
their the City H. FOR the purpose q n ehae; .aia,
The Rules Reru Mayor Westeeit aad
Recorder Tiileu The following e.es were ried; .
THOMAS JACKSON, Nn5ieenh " ard IN
"a. ntoIsSed 81 isi ocoef " Nov H. ut in violation
tos ! cn duiy iIOm II o'clock PM, Nov H. till O'clock AN
without leave Tee syicerce Of George L. Theirs aud
FREpIRrcK scHwAR. tenth Ward Aarge-Neglect of
duty ed sehwss sb.entd hinge tesa p, POs
Il. T,sh gave rs svideIe. support q hs chas;
JoHs X. BRIDGE Seventh Wnd--Chdrge.-Negleet
e duty oS s from 4 sa Ff' .'.s ss. A D a
Ihi ehA,ss css .uPPor.ed By Lieut. Bsnnst So vo,,;o,
JOIN MoS1kp fIih IS,
his superior sfeer Specification Lieut. Martin says On tas
rorTss Q, ne lSn DAY q Soyeraosr :. sla,'e 20 80 -
being snf patrol duty examined th. men % see Lhs Gen
TEcd iti portion ls Of the Rules and Resa aton
tg with The clause VI. The coat 70 Dc 5zoaef az az
pied following language can't button cost this
"euns ssan pressed obedisne to tas rue sad eesssa
ITO create spirit Of irsubordin.iioa
1 charge supported BY the evidence Of Lsu Martin On
JANIS g. BrRsHax Fifth Wsrd-CAarge-Conduet
unbecoEps policeman spee.to.-Ihs SAID bufnnsn vs
refused to quste the su. in viol.fion Order No ST,
IRE evidence Of Michael ounn taken support Of thh es.s
JANIS G. FoLwELL end JoHs u. JEFFREY, Third
wsr1- harsCondasi unbseclns Po.eeuAn sesaeaios-
That said Foel and Jeffrey the 25h Of Nov az ILLEGALLY ar
ts: night following morning received from said kesler
Of 81 violation Of Section Of the Rules and ksza
ters The testimony Of ''e0t A-sisf ". a ''Pp'' inc
HISRy C HossE. Third ward.-Chayge-N Of
s fIo si M S .e sIi iii Lieut. os.d gave
evidence N support CT the charge. -, ~
ssd snnonds sh.estsd hsef f'n st,
HoIs from 81 u O'clock NJ Dse inst sihoat
lsse and e net p.,n to attend IRE ChAs supported " a
HrSRr EssLE. Fourth d--cisryr-Intorica.ion.
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How TO Cultivate Memory and the Intellectual
Fsepe will be Of Mr. FowLEks Lecture this Mon
dsyl Fvtninr ct Hail. Of dt aud shav
this subject practical and highly i'm
p0rtAn body bat especially parents and teachers Tickets
only u. etats.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-Before Jrdre Es4Er.
Stokes DekesCn sst Johc Cook j. W. Cook and Aex.ai


Geek.
John Cook Confessed judgment to plaintiff and after
Outlined inuucon resrrsrng psf RON islug
ssid the oher dcfrdsn w ard Aley Cook
enifng tend Injunction pay rlsinfif -ll3 hs
1dgen whenever directed BY the superior Cour
90 10 .,esed thar the INJUNCTION dissolved AMI n,
sen; i N the fond.
In alleged that IN. Judgment invsilJ obtained
the geior ordered the mentioned
p. the subject tsin- pending before the General
Tenn q tina. Court The
Charles Huston sgt City Of Ncw-yoTk.
To damsccs amount laid at Sl0 900 for persOna
injury Icing thrown q II enth orias holes
In the frfsty referred The Court held tia. is
Cerro .on bound keer The street: "a PIopr sp,E rsns AZ
retsone c that eject sud that ssit OF DAMAGE xOsd
te properly bTuth; sgrs, The Corporation an n'i against he
Rers ard Supplies who has charge Of the De-
psrmens Il hfTe had ben tine II ths .ass After is
trakrs Of fhc the City sltle provided however. hlf
al reiterlie dAenee ws exercised yPaaHf 70 guard again.
the scdef TLsEe is 70 noly the time when the street
AID spa OF whether Tie s.tenon Of TIE Conorer
pfis iId pIs ba beer called to the situation OF the
II the Juy consider TIA e sraes BID condition and thar
the injury vss aussi by t. and h Ps l hss did no exercise
negligence hey viii end verdict FOR plaintiff who Is entitled % &c
bis loss Of time the he his incurred the
utal u b. yperisneed and The injury BY oss Of tine
cth,.e he be kej sustsn IRON he accident IN the r.
fure liza bcirg 'so5s bit ihs Jury are not AZ liberty 70
rive What c. there have been pefs3ae
se. IN me ese IN 'gard shown that he Incurred
pope tv he n ness 90 be tho Hoipiia They wdeeiie
The varior POINTS BY the rule I'D down The JurT after
suistor OF re hours rendered veTde for phiaf Of
SEQ
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NOTICE TO THE LADIEs.-Lsdies If yOu are in
Of Plaid P-n Rresde SILK sspsr Ss YeiEs;s f1
Corfs and Aallss French Hcrnc Lyona1s C0tas Para
Lonf snd g BTgche shss tna OF
Dry Good Wcud advise I'D all CAL HEA2o
CLAFP & Co.'S 10. sDi OrsEdst
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MARINE coyRT-Boforc lqdse PnlLirs.

To recover damages for alleged assault and battery
Of sst election The evidence CONFLICTING bat
evidence showed @ the defendant rather protected
psDf than assaulted him the Court judgment for defend
with : u Goats
MONS Brown end wife against Hhos. Qrtnlan
To recover damages for alleged assault and battery on
Me h. which denied. Verdict for plsnds six cents
similar action by Plaintiffs brought against Qlin
Ian and wife, with rrsult.
Before Judge NcCARTHY
Henri Ceroons and wife cgsins Solomon Norihnger.
To recover damages for personal injury t. Mrs L. by
fowerIot psin second s,ory window falling upon Ler
head ale that caused to be THROWN
reside the front building and plaintiffs the
hu6ne d lot in the tot the City IL alleged that
while Ma C. Standing in the sley-way the howerpot was
throw her The Germaus The testimony
eonfc considerable unpeasant feeling eyncod bosh
sides Jud Ement for plaintiff f5l and costs .
Reuben DARLING hsaI st IL rick 4 Won Vosb1rgh
The plaintiff is and captain OF canal boat ROa
In October last be broughs load Of wheat from O TO
who merchants in this City ani he that they
detained bin ak days cessar and claims $50 day Tor de-
uurts Dseudsns on other hand contend that they
facilitate SchasnE Of the b1t tha panh
gently omitted to unload BY which defendants lost favorable
ale O the wheaf. JUDGMENT for defendants
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GENERAL -Frifag-Befogs Recorder.
Inn pArr OF TEF ELEVENTH WARD RIOTERS FORFEITED.


In this case the parties not appearing for sentence the
Court oreitnre OF tie accordingly the bail Of the
persons forfeit 10 the moant OF s each max
the OF $500; Henry Henry, Fpncs Kane,
ushes Mathew Doh.rtH, john MeOinztn Dsnie Avery
Pstrl MURPHY John Hughes James Hughes William sonteny
Patrick Mlho and Mathew King James Campbell aud Henry
Hughss
A German named Frederick E.er. charged with
danang several pnes sal destroy
Richard
Tucs instrument manufscf-er tried end acquitted
Three women named Mary Ann Clancy, Mary Sport ana
placed bar charged with St aus
m ysged a e. IS From The testimony Of 0icer Mansfield N
appeared thai the properly and of me good were 10 nd
In the prisoner who denied s knowiedge o. tis
crime The JaT hs acquitted the Prisoners who were dis
charged
Adam and johanna Appul were placed at the bar to
Committing assault aud battery the o Michael Ma
olsy Tie Recorder after irving them some wholesome sdsis
sentenced Adam 10 one years ~ toe ana
moItls' in tle CITY Prison
and psy Of SIC he prisoner to stand COMMITTED until the
kne pad.
William BATHS was charged with stealing chest con
tanning quantity Of clothing jewelry and pos valued :,
rs ffom the time residing In Wlisn q,
The the 90 In the of the three women VINO
acquired Of the ohare. The Jury this ess rn1 nn
guilty the o5ebse and h. sentenced TO Two year, ron
III in the State Prison.
John Reed and Frederick Wnslow convicted Of steal
jewery money ,he Of 300 from Madeline ssr
sentenced fur yeArs AID ten month"; iPnnnt IN tns
s,sfe Prison each. 800,
Peter DOVE pleaded guilty to stealing pocket book
Nj Hatfield The prisoner whs was naive
o Michigan sentenced 10 our yesrs and Ten oa eoAa1e
tie Prison 81,
yourg man named Charles Lese charged with
stealing 49, from Smith residing tn corner OF Mercer snd
Howard ~ portion found Ia his posses'ioa
Identified the complains nee properly The prisoner ="
corvcted. rensn6ed for Sentence
The Count then adjourned for the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12

The most valuable and appropriate gift that one
nd present during Holidays will BE- one OF
Roor DssuereOypes aiken al his Premium Gallery,
No Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12

BROADWAY MENAGERIE.-Herr Dresbach enters
the dens of wild to-day aud The ssmee rsn
NAV be with the other wonders Of he
N e afternoon and evening
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Advertisement


Uncle Toni AND Hot C0RN.-Uncle Tom CaDln
for the 2acth Museum This Evening Supero
,c,nerv-iush glorious moral drama The only gen
nine and crigira Uncle the Hot Corn Lite
Scenes in New York" played BARsuss This Afternoon ts
ivond All sop incarnation Of all that's thrilling touch
ins and beautiful The living Gs Bearded Lady &C. are s at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12
Sales Of stocks AZ Philadelphia SATURDAY, Dec 10
nar n Y TIihaue hx Mem. Fay 3 TgoNas

Fti Boardsoeo City 9. s..A Its 100 sesDy Es' g.
lss Do % 81 d. 1' o son ns'5 sls.a = g. .S
Pnra R. 81 u do "a do @ 20 Do ~ 90 - IS S
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Ess ssf ass f.s9.yss' .u.,,..,
ID % ESQ cisy Rs. ss lSl sIoe R e. o W. &
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Preferred co. 200 Reading R. :. tci 100 do b ~ X sessy
%I 5oas-Ico Long Island R. R. g. Isis 50 do, b. I 100
o eoe ~ = g. % int off, 1874 bid laO t:S
Rssirs Rsosd io lid t .s.a Reading Bond. 70 PIT bid s
1 s.lfs h r. n. IL q ID I'a ..S aa Canal
Md shSs se fsSa .s ~ III sss
bid 81 .tsd Lens bland III I'D ~ ,'ssa Vf si,.s ~
Bsnt "a ia u lied Union Canal nj bid li asi.d Steady
SATURDAY Dec. lO-P. N.
The Stock market continues TO be active fox the leading
ancies Nicaragua and Erie and at the close the qaoaon
were well sustained Erie. with considerable sales closed
at s regular and eat buyer The repor. has been
well received in the street Nicaragua was very active and
buoyan touching 49, but closing at 2 an improvement Of
Il y cent Reading was p cent Harlem SCI, Norwich
and Worcester co. &c. Canton was firm The Coal
shares are not active Parker Vein fell off to g. but after
ward recovered to e. The premium railroads are sus
tanned In Railroad Bonds there not much done and
prices are about the bear sale Of Ere oflss3 was
made co. seller 70 mos but bid Of that figure was ater
ward made for 100000 100000 and declined BY the
seller.
Exchange is quiet at 9! sSi for best Sterling.
In Freighfs there is moderate business doing and
prices are heavy To Liverpool $4,000 bush Grain III
la,d 1000 bbls Flour 33s3s 300 bales Cotton aisd
Resin A. To London. 1000 bbs Flour 49, 10000 bush
Wheat i5al5Id To Bristol two cargoes Grain supposed
I'D and to Anwerptw two do stlsd To Cork and market
one on terms did not learn To Hsvre, 1000 Or 1000
bbls Flour some Wheat 25c and 5000 H. Bone &c.
The Shipping Lix up the business Of the past three
days;
To Liverpool. note engagements Of about 5000
bushels Wheat and Corn at lsaleid 1000 bbls Flour
o. ID as Cd. 5000 Resin. 4a4s Cd TO tcs Beef os
10 hbts Sperm Oil i0s. $50 Ashes. 3ss 1000 furPsn
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Advertisement
rS cuEs-S A. NJ F. TOWIE x Co, have

received nom auction pieces Plaid and Striped silks choice
STYLES ana h coor and yard Also large siot
Boose solid ooors and Plaid silks forming one Of he
choicest the city Columbian Hail. No 81 Orani
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advertisement
4 Ill. HARLEY. No.
FI-Rs FOR THE UOIyDAYs.-

81 John It, VIII open his entire assortment OF As ice1t
Furs fn.hed hs expressly Tor pessnS-taen
of Sable, Ermine Msrten Mink nc A1 vsy GOA
nets OF Furs good fas every
article warranted at HARLEs No 81 Johnst Having been or
psS location lDaly Times
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SHAwLS-SHAwIs AT Columbian Hall 2,OJJ
Broche Square shAw from IS 75 eomprns designs
exhibited the Crystal Palace which rival the riches lads manu-
3 NJ l.. TowLE Il Co. No 81 Grand
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nlARElEn
DIED.

G3HEN-RUSsELAsE ers Plain Montgomery the sd
by the Rev A GoA. Mr.. J0hn Mas Josephine
earslisr OF Isaac RDssl. Esg, Of Rhi0slrsk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12

~ osnut.s On the trial tie Juss, r-fs- Sus
seEpisint sna bs the larry Appeal maze To-
sCmrlsiut JutFD 80 f1r plaintiff and urv fdai teurt
Csskisy sr-irst Csrni-y, saerf
Actif fcnns. The sheriff 70 recove- damages r IN a.
hlsf lev - sfef. having l r3oE s,oeS q sr-t
hsors std tr.F~s . pi-ln eiher eEsci
i.eH stt. ne trsei Il t -se = SD hss hs 500. " ~
oaH u tsss " the hrote. I'D tfs she -E~o rtstse
foH lLfI 20 Iif fraai a.u' an6 sa8 sd executed wa
sss a. TO cove t oretg fre be bro.as.sersii.s7s
Tie fcurf tat Evidence TIE
"a ihsrt u tb show the fsn q be rsns.
teu he Jr arr h b judges Of The eveences - m
trtrsacficu hsTng
secid,d hist th srdsnce ,ued uo-srrs~ vcr
te affirmed md Tie roior fur rev ir-.- ierl-d
SeAblIx sssirst Besden nd othez
Flan. tuc Tie husband Of Of the eefsniants ve-o
ln ceseaed partner bore AfeT IL death ise>sseS the os
ana - ohtr ldanis tick Of The n-rsp property
sl me oAs O. NE eosocn fanl STouSs a to az sccoA
and the otle books &c The btd
sfhrsoE AID oeldsni sgrsd limit - be award but ssr
wsfc r. - O. $3.50 fsunt s<eAs defendant "a e-r
ABIDE ~ tie that czin- roreedei Gnd
ker and that b. oded with
the o me Court ard Rsscver De Appointed Oc3r to thar
Brni snst Hudson Fire Policy Ia,zrAues
Exceptions taken. Held that the Jldge, trial did ro,
aE1 III appeal dzIlsssd
White ssals.. Partri5ss
10 recover two nctes amounting % $1,000 The parties
were II tussnes and ne f1T.srhP Dissolved IL lsf
vtL WITH cErtereut entered lao tween hogn All tie
tktr The cctsEs the SVEN under
ar honorary enEascE mad b plaintiff which Outside the
ih he that and therefore the notes void
ioT ant o. eossi4s The plaintiff Insisted tt be No,
fulirtd-
Tie oourti.d that undr Isds Jury
sv1n h-r verdict tht co1sderston and they ba-n;
tovrd h va there rsseI FOR disturbing the judgment
Jue emtrt tLrueo
White sgt P.riridse.
for extra work IN experimenting the erection OF
tuns ZIG plaintiff sought set .e the report Of the referee
fssd med.
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REsIGSrD FiREMENs TARGET ExcURsIOS.-A target
company organizing in Jersey City under the name of
Morelouse Guards in honor of the late Chief Engineer
They will go Hoboken the 30h inst for the purpose
probable that the company viii number 50 persons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12

HoUsE RoBBERY.-On Saturday night the dwelling of
No 27 Greenwich entered by athf who carried
of unocsed $40 worth Of clothing which he obtained
fom the dressing room Of The occupant Of the house
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12

RAILROAD MATTERs.-At South Amboy several build
nes of large dimensions being erected by the Camden
and Amboy Company for the accommodation of the in
oreasne freight business The various buildings will be
about eco feet in length
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SUDDEN DEATH.-On Saturday afternoon a German
usmed Fink while in the OF lifting heavy sick Of tim
her Ninth and Thirty suddenly fell back
the pavement and instantly expired His remsns were
taken 10 s residence SIS Nnthsv where Coroner ODonne
yesterday held inquest Them and post nofem exsina
that death produced BY disease Of the
the rendered verdict that efct The deceased
IS and had been in the country but few weeks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12

IA NIchifsn SOUTHERN x K.'Iz5
5 Mich. So. Construction. .ln5.
NY Central r R....bl5 ll5'
IS Cleveland & Toledo kk.. "a
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On the 18th of this month two per cent viii be added to
s1unpaid taxes by the Tax Commissioner Look out in
ine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12

The Baltic smiled Saturday, for Liverpool, with lO7
passenger We notice among the names L. NJ MeLane'
L. S. Minister to China jas. L. Brady &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12

Messs Francis g. Lourel, No n Madenlaue have is
sued their usual Diaries for 1854 These valuable books al
nost indispensable to the office and the counting room,
have an extensive ealo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12

Among the 375 deaths reported to the Ctylnspector
, week. there were nine cases of cholera Does the
Sheot Commissioner hear that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12

Park Benjamin who has been for short time kept at
home BY slight accident is sufficiently recovered to
fulfill his appointments. He lectured in Springfield last
week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12

ARRrsToF PIoKrocKEIs-Foury young men, named VIM
Perkins Gee Smith Timothy OBren and John Kelly
rested at the fire Saturday afternoon BY
OAcs Reed Hogan Of the Chiefs Office chaed wia
picking They aten before the Chief OF Police and
detained avail. examination.
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RoBrTRY-A quantity OF boots and shoes. valued a
en- stolen Fasy oTenns fEon the front Of W hisis'
in Gram
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12

ARTIST OF A HOUSE THEA young man, named
Saturday in the act Of e9vns
house jenkins No 20 West Fourteenthst
with slo0 Of siverware which he had stolen lie
taken before Justice Stuart and locked up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12

TIE SISTERS or LOUIS KossUrH-we are reminded by
mote from the most ominen, American authoress-have
store for the sale of beautiful Brussels Laces Handker
chief. &c, &c in Broadway between Eighth and Ninth
s whereby they striving to earn ON honest livelihood
rheinselyes and children Our correspondent says their
fabrics are of the finest quality unsurpassed in astefuness
and elegance and sold at the lowest prices We trust that
in this season Of Holiday purchases and preparations for
The winter they will be widely remembered
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-28
rpoN THE PHILADELpnIA LEDGER.

CuBA.-The newspapers are endeayoring to Gre
ate another Cuban excitement, and letters teeming
with accusations of outrages and tyrannical OPP
pressions on the part of the Cuban Government
are very freely scattered throughout the country.
These attempts to excite an odum against the To-
cal government of Cuba are but the continued
efforts of interested parties in this country, whose
falsifcations on recent occasion led astray ma
nv of our countrymen, and brought number to q
certain and terrible end. That catastrophe is not
vet forgotten, and it will be vain attempt to Gre
ate any practical sympathy in this country again,
till the Cubans themselves show, by one bold
show at least, that they have the courage to de-
fend their own liberties, and to resist the oppres
sion of their governmental masters.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-28
I,.sgi,Inturc of North CarOliaa'

The Wilmington Herald OF SATURDAY S s,u
there is no Longer any doubt to the S G9Ps sT,
Of the Legislature of North Carolina: 10 member
Gratis it says, will have malotty y, .sned sixteen
on joint ballot The Wings nave s Snd lost unsi
members of the House of Commons al .bs rs SENATE,
which, had there been no change III 'I ;oint bal.
would have tied the. Democrats On o,55Ctqd fr0n
lot. But it seems that Democrat Is sanoh-
Camden and Currituck by one vote M Snn,nrer, viii
er Democratic gain. This seat hoMe; ;DofSounsl.
probably be contested, as there was sGHG by hs
itv in the returns, which is thus e Slpi.
Democratic Pioneer, at Elizabeth GM! tho Senste,
ga voter presented his ticket ioL . snS box
+be insnector put the ticket in the wI TSs nspee
This was Immediately detected. ~ conference,
tor admitted the error, and upon MA he registered
was agreed that the name sLlOuau counted 0li'
nroperly. and when the votes Wels nsT box. The
this one should be placed in the Pi yRsl the Wig
other case was precisely Simlal' w sheriff. Bnt
insnector certified the returns 70 l ss,s that TIE
IvbeI, the sheriffs come together, II 81 certificate
shay;t Of Camden is unwilling to CIV. Srown out
If eIaction unless these two votes arc the acting
affeT S some time spent in conference that upOn
If Cnrritlck made proclama!o',n he sever.
sH comnarson of the polls returned o sbsw Dsn
aataIs ~ the two counties, DR.. ShS The sb-
elected nv majority of one vote that il Tie
if of Camden then made R1,essi then Mr.. Rernl-
two votes alluded to were lne q az So
CWhig) was elected Senator. democrats kad ma
I'm the last Legislature, the Dem he House, anu
iority of four in the Senate, ten III 'AN 49,
fourteen on Joint ballot.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-28

nrThe Louisville Journal is after Prince John
with very sharp stick, The following view Of
the Willis and Van Buren, difficulty, is held by all
persons at all acquainted with the facts ofthe case
says the Journal:
.eMr. Willis proposed to Mr.Van Buren, in such
Language as he could without exposing himself to
the penalties of the New York statutes in regard to
dueis, challenges, &C., first meeting at Charles
ton, and afterward meeting at Baltimore, but
MI. Van Buren, was not to be had. Wecensure no
man for declining to fight duel if he decipes on
principle-on the contrary we applaud all who
thus act; but perfectly obvious that John Van
Bnren acted in this case not from principle but from
personal cowardice. In the speech in the Forest
case he travelled out of his way to insult Mr.. Willis,
and tainted him with having sued the BLACKBOARD
Forrest for brutal assault and battery instead OF
demanding gentlemanly satisfaction. He thus sets
himself up before the world as one who recognized
the code of honor and who had no respect for men
who sought any less bloody mode of ayenging per-
sonal wrongs. But, no sooner was the wordy hero
brought to the test than he proved recFeant to his
own code, refusing repeated invitations to meet
gentleman, his own superior in talent genius, So
cial position and fame. We do not know when
we have seen the wind let out of bladder more
thoroughly. We disapproye of dueling, but there
is nothing on earth we more utterly despise than
fellow who sets himselfup as duelist-and isn't
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-28

II A .PAnAonArH.,- An elderly ladyii7ing orfone
of the new telegraph lines leading from this city,
observed some workmen digging hole near heI
door. She inquired what it was for.
TO put post in for the telegraph was the an
swer. IS =4s -
Wildwith fury and alright, she incontinently
sliced her bonnet and ran off to her next nighbo1
with the news. ss,;s q
less haste, they're settin' up that plaguey para
grepk right agin my door, iandnoW, Ireckon body
can't spank a childyor scold a hand, or chat with
neighbor, but that plaguey thing u be blabbin'
1t ali over creation. I won't stand I'LL I'm move
night away, where there amt none of them orna-
mental fxingsP