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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-28
SOUTHERN 4 NORTHERN

wi INDIANA RAILR0AD-0n and after Feb T. ISM
uur further notice PASSENGER Trains viii run oet~e'n on-
eAso Toll do ard Monroe daily except Sundays ~ follows
Chicago for Monroe al 81 AN
Chcaso for Toledo al s. A. VI and VI.
Toledo for Chicsso AZ 8 An. and PA
Monroe for Chicago At u AN. - N
Tn. Road in CONJUNCTION with the Toledo and Nor~Ak,
LAKE. shore Ne~-YoTs and Ere BnhAo aaa Albany, snd
EnSson River Rs lruas form tie only RsrOad colnnuni-
cation between Chicago and Ses-loc Cliv
Also Railroad communication Is nov Spened ort~eyn
do ard Norwslk Road, which interests the Mai hNer sa
Ear1F on and DAYTON Roads At Bellevue ire MshsIeie
Reed AZ Mouroeve ana the Cleveland Co Ssoos AMI Vln-
cfunsti, and Pittsburgh Roads, 4 Cleveland
' JOS MOORE Superintendent
SAN I. r. X. Office Adrian, Dec. n. lSsl
JOHN =. PORTER, Agent No. 100 BrOad-st NY.
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WINTER ARRsNGEMENT.-The LIv-

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-T LlV-
w ERPOOL al PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
Co ntsnd s1ilnz TIE tsvorite STEAMSHIPS ~ 'ouoSs;
CITY OF MANCHESTER Ala Capt Roce-t Letce
CITY ~ GLASGOW. $40. Capt William "Jha
PHILADELPHIA
CITY or MANCHESTER ....... THURSDAY, MAJ y 50
CITY OF GLASGOW .......... Thursday, Mar ~, is'S
IRON LIVERPOOL 80,
CITY OF GLASGOW -. Wednesday Va, Z lSS
CITY OF MANCHESTER .... Wednesday, Mar 30, iso
RATES OF PASSAGE
ssos ssIL.DsLrHi.. TRoM LiTsssooI-
Saloon ster stAferocfrs 80 Saloon after >atecorus
- n'dship - e5 - midshiP =.
forward IS E-wsre 80 ID -
InciSGIrs s;ervdsi-es
TEiRD-CLASS PASSENGERS
tn.ed number Of t4-aciaSs pa<-ug-rs ~iil Ne fnen
f-pm adj phs and Liverpool and f,aod IN prov-ooe
Prom Phi sdr,T hia 80. - From Liverpool 20 s1lness
t.Frffcies Of psSssre VII b ned herete parrrs wso
denrUus OF bringing cut their Trends Corresponding
r,fsa -
Fr.sht % Per soods hardware, ke- VII Dc
tsaen SUBJECT 70 ssr--m-nt
Ar experiences Surseon wiI b carried on rsch sh'r
Small drafts drawn alt on England ana Ireland
For frtlsh; or rs--are apply 70
THOMAS RrCEARDSCS. Ne. al Exchans--plsc-, y \,
.nd No eWsnat-<t, philad-lphta
RICHARDSON, BROTHERS Co. Liverpool
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ArTBoxY J. BLEEcKEs, Auctioneer
NHE VALUABLE PROPERTY Nos. 81,

WN1E VALUABLE PROPERTY Nos. ~,
"a sDd Sc Mulberry Also, II Lots Broadway and
<dl-et ia the City of Newly ORR, ct Auction.
AkTHONY BLEECRER VIII sell al Pablo Auction
o WEDNESDAY March 2, 1855, nc u O'Clock, az the
Hsebsnts Exchsnse tine following valuable property, viz
On Mubeuy-s The Houses and Lott Of ground known
. Nos "a and 80 Muibenys including the .outheast
cNbsr Of Wser and Mulberry the Lots are each - by
Neset in depth Also the two story BRICK House and Lot
No 40 Wslkersi BY the widening Of Canal ST. which
ssupsted this property win give about 100 feet front on
said sireet.
On Brosdwsy-One valuable building Lot situated on the
sW corner OF Broadway and 47th,t
On 17tbF-Abo Lots IN Of the above fronting on
he Ruth de Of 4thst between sh-av. aud Broadway,
eonuencins SO feet 2 inches from Broadway.
On BIOtdwsy-Also, Lots with the frame House and
Shop thereon situated the north west OF Broadway
sd l1ths' bon Lots fronting Broadway.
ALo Lots Of ground situated the north side OF 4th
directly in the of the above los aud commencing W
feet west Of Broadway.
For maps descing the above property, with aad
further PARTICULARS apply to the Auctoncer No Broad st.
1SG5l
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TOR ALBANY-Fare sl-ALBANY and

LOR AIBAN1-Fare SI.-ALBAN1 and
Il NEw-YORK INLAND ROUTE RAILROAD.-rwo
daily express trans NJ A VI. and IS p NJ connect;ns
Asry with Ceaal Line OF Railroads North and est ton
rev pot co-uer Of White Elm and Ceniress, where
through tickets be procured and baggage checked Tor
Schenectady Utica syrscrbe Rochester and Buffalo Pas
,erses also received a. Broone and Bowery and sthS:
ard 4;hav stations The above trains Will land PASSENGERS
At Croton Falls and Chatham Four Corners only All other
trains pill from Cry Hall station, corner OF Iryoa row
and Centrest, as heretofore.
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NETWORK and NEw.HAvEN RAIL

ltBOAD-WIsTERA RsANGEssSr.-Decemher 10 lSo<
at and ny A NJ lard 7. NJ through to NeS'Hiven
Atelo A. NJ aud II P NJ, through 20 Poyt onsser'
The VI. A NJ. rurs connection with ram from New
Haven Hartford aud Springfield, and with tram over the
Fspsrss tn ,ssstsA NJ and 81 p. NJ for New-Haven,
Vrtiod sTrir gf.d Worcester and Boston Connecticut
River ard Vermont Railroads The A NJ tram connects
N.wJor5o, Norwieb Stonipston and Providence The
$50 L. NJ. 10 New.Loroon ony. -.
TbesA NJ stors At Stamford and BRIDGEPORT, connse,-
ing with Hcuss;orc and Nsrgt9ck Railroads ~ bridge
mort The 4 stops A. stamford NorwNk and SrldIe
rot connecting with DsnburY Railroad at SoIwals and
Trims into New-York Accommodation and sPeciAl-ei
81, ard SAN sndtP tiToush from, from New haven
Tire gS5 Nj receives passengers from Sqrinshed and
Hartford ew-Loudon and Railroads at New Haven
se ns sbd Nort 'e Rarosa. $50
ExPpEss TRAINS leave New Haven on arrival OF trains
NoIwsk nd sanoId; leaving Boston at A NJ and 81
NJ Trains the New London Road run in e9nnection
prircpal hotal. GEO w. WHISTLER, Jr, su2'ts
New Haven, December, 1882
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Winter
- Ansnscment--Trans leave ChAnbers-st daily, Tor
Fxpie.s Tran AN through in 4 hours, connecting
with Trans reaching Buffalo or Montreal at eoeIocs same
Mail Tain A M-Throush Way Traini Pm.
Express TNsin p NJ Accommodation Train 9 IN.
For PsbseU.s At 10 30 NJ WAY Freight and Passenger
Tran, and fPM. Passenger Train.-Tor Peekshhi at W
The rsrytown, Pseksk and Po'keepsie Trains stop ct
Passengers taken at Chambers, Canal Christopher ith
SUNDAY TRAINS from Canals. at so An for POUCH
kreIsie and al for Albany, stopping at ell Way Sta
uoEs EDMUND FRENCH, Superintendent
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEWER.
~ sEY.-NewYork 80 Haston, Pa, Fare 81 o-tM
Arrangement, commencing Nov. Is, 1852. Leave Pier
No l North River daily for Eas,on and intermediate
places AN, u NJ, and 545 NJ, and for somerville
atii5 Pm. Returning. leaves PhiLh2sbursh at and A
M, and Pm.
IRON TO-DAY, Monday, February 2l, the
l. Boats of the Fall River Lane Tor Boston wall leave Pier
30 North River, ~ o'clock, 7 NJ instead OF oeioss,
a. heretofore. TisDALE bohpEN'
NEW ERSE RAILROAD.-NEW-
~ YORK acd PHILADELPHIA DiTect--U. ). MAIL
EXPRFSs LINEs-Ihrough IN hoars-Nsw- JeneT
Rarozd JeTsey City leaving New YORK at and N
and s, from foot o. Couranets &C. Leaves Phl.adel-
pha same hours of Walnut ST. Fare reduced to - Tor
frst class ard 81 81 tor second class
Ouc line leaves Newly ork al and A NJ and and y
p NJ Fare IN and r. NJ. 70 - IS; in the A sad y
L. NJ. So SecOtdelass, in and a. A and r N - ~
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON and ChAhLEorOS
through tickets sold in the above lines and through oSs
eAined in ard A NJ, and 81 z. NJ. lines from New
Yck PAss with baggage CLOS the ierry ID minutes
before the trains leave.
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DOCHESTER, LOCKPORTa and NIAGARA

III FALLS RAILROAD Open To BUFEALo-rhe most
dsc quickest and Cheapest route % Torouto hain 100
and Csnsda Wsst--On And after TUESDAY, jan Is lSS
rim. w le.yt Rochester for Baao and Niagara sss a.
follows: 80 NJ and us I'm Returning ran sln .ss 20
Nissnr. Falls FOX Rochester 10 AN and "
PM Psssepssrs tor Buffalo will knd tbs route superior IN
point Of comfort any other The road thorasny o1
:, souprsd with entirely and locomotives Tue
present tsrminus of the Road in Buo Is on the Terrace
me mos' central P'i'i'" y WARREN coLBURy, Sap't
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD

~ Trains eaTe PER feo, Of Duane 81 ls foIo<s:
ExFRHss TRAIN 81 A NJ Or DunkiEk aud Basalc
NAL TRAIN a. An Tor a. srsrlons
WAY TRaIx a. so NJ tor P,eTu,ont ard Sat~rn.
WAY Train CT g " toE DeawA-s, J srSey CITY.
ExrRrss Tram az - Pm every day 'os pankisk aat
Beth Exprsss Trains ee-nee- a; Dunkirk " the Lake
shore Rairoass for Cevs and ard theuee direct Cncn
u-;i Al 10 S.rsrsky Toeto Monroe Detrot aad Cal
80 CHAS. MINOr, Superintendent.
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LEAVE SAN FRANCISCO.

1ht spare tufrste OF me t"o COipan'H abn hio s@'
and Fuary with which they have heretofore Perorned
their VOYAGES sO.ds the best guarantee against d-eDon
and acc deut
T,se Companies prepared with their extra unnase
end the facilities which long experience affords the not
or fully coumoda;e the public, but 10 do - at The
most favorable rates.
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Goal.


DlTTSTON COAL.-THE PENNSYLVA-
MA COAL COMPANY is prepared to farrsh rups-
ror White Ash Pston Coal of all sises clean and In good
ordr suitable for steam shipping and domestic purposes
from ts boats yards in this city, Williamsburg, and
Brooklyn.
The Compsnys facilities such 10 enable it 10 give
coed dispatch vessels loading At NewYork or at Port
Even.
Particular attention given to the deliver, Of Coal for do
mestic purposes
Apply at the Office Broadway and Wallst, or yards
W,st near koIton-st lithst and ahav and foot Of
GouveIpeurt city. Foot OF North ioh-s Williamsburg,
Foot of Coolest, Brooklyn.
EOAL-Tbe very best quality Of Peach Or.
~ chard, tRed ASH egg and s,cve mes, well screened
ard delivered in coed from under cover Of - per
The for Groces always on hand AZ yard
No. 80 GoeIck.st. cor. R,inston. eMAT OLiNTON-3
COAL.-I am now delivering the best Red
~ AL at Is per tun, dry and well screened, from under
sheds. Weight and quality warranted
PETER CLINTON, cor Of King aud Groenwich as
COAL-The subscriber has in yards, aud is
~ constantly di,chging all the various nds OF An,lra
cite aud bitun IN Goals viz: Peach Orchard BLACK
Heath, Lehigb. Liverpool Orrell Came Sidney Sc &c
ali Of the very beet quality delivered IN hsndsone ordc
40 for al low JAMES L. WORTH.
xth-,t cor Thompson and 6thav, cor. Amossf.
Down town office No. 80 Wal<t
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Reui,t.pcse-Passases- =, ~
BOWMAN, GRINNELL & Co, NO. -

Reritfsncee-Passases- ~ >,
BOWMAN. GRINNELL * Co, No. -
ID South-e New-Yozk. sole and oai s snE Su1es
fer the sWALL0W-TAlL LINZ o. rs "a. - go,
LIVERPOOL PACKETS sal on Lespor 1880
ana list OF every mouth. GLxsSnrDS
LIVERPOOL LOSgOpTfr
Nh GNSt u.n Hhtn-'' CORNELIUS GRlSNELL,
EEW " IN 1tIv yvrsT INDEPENDENCE.
SS 49, , W ZEE lMERICAS CONGRESS,
.gSSSSpr n.II,rr PRINCE ALBERT,
AsES91pIpT1S YORKTOWN.
a ssfrp,6 Hi ~ HH;;Sroy PATRICK HENRY
AMERICAN UNIV, "a, ths;I fI.snds and dsSirocs II
Persons wisshs y - ~ - sboxe ua.xni6ccnt p,
erinslns mem osi ~ -. RoWxAS, GRINSELL Co.
are the only Agents for the seoye saLs which are
TSsy 40 sue Drafts trozn 81 AID " - g.,
E.y,, sS,e " ~s"' BOWMAN GRINNELL 20,
NJ "a South Y AID No Regent r9--. ~ 49,
Liverpool packets leave Ns~-fo'h on ana 80 -
mouth -, .,.~v .itevu.te Thur
d.y For passage apply @ above
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TN PURSUANCE of an order of tho Surro-

ans of lie County YORK. noc hereby 10 al 49,
.or. having csns sanst JOHN L. EsIsvE late tho CITY Of
Yors dee..ed Pesen hs same Nth vouchers hefca
Ne subsc her regden No III Thomo-', IN the CV Of
NV Yort on day Mach Dated New Tofh,
tie 9Th day Sept. cLoRIcE EsTLvE Adnia'stIAts
~frnAs
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TOR BOSTON. via NEWPORT and FALL

Il RIvER-The splendid and superior steamers BAY
STATE, Capt VIM Brown, and EMPIRE STATE, Capt
Ren AMIN Bfayton eave sltenste days, SUNDAYS
sertsdl from Pier Nc 3 4, near the Battery, 81 u
sor fTsis ht apply board, al the office on Pier No
Freisht 10 Boston s forwarded through with great d
patch. by express freight train
TISpAIE 4 BORDEN. No. 20 and Il West-.t-
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AETHoNY J. BLEEcKER, Auctioneer.
'AIUABLE PROPERTY at PERTH AM

HALIADIE INOf I'M uC 1 LIN III n VI
BOY NJstAUCTION.-ANTH !. BLEECK-
fR viii sell tt public auction TUESDAY, the Sth day
d March, 1885, at " o'clock at the Merchants Exchange
flefo lowing desirable property, VIZ: ~
Al Perth lmbOy unexlired term Of Lease OF Val.
rtbs Property st Perth Amboy ~ j. the Lot is 100 feet
m kfesat IN font the alter. and the tbs
~ f6 feet depth The lease for 10 years from the LIST
oil May 1870 annual rent Of S75 payable quarterly
Also the Steam Saw Mill said property, being 40 by %
FEET md stories high Aso the Steam Engine IA sad
Mill Of from % TO 81 horse power with two upright Saws
End 6esrns-tbe mill kc- b,onsing 10 the lessee At the
ed OF the terr All the improvements nearly and
the will be made known the day OF sale For FUR
ther particulars, apply TO the actioneer, No broids,
kew-ioIk. 1851
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n s MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,

II S. NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
" connecting With the Pacific Mail steamship Co
Oply Thiough U. s. Nal Line fof CALIFORNIA and
ORfGON Vi. Havtna Aspuwall and Panams--The splen-
eid seau ship CRESCENT CITY. Rodney BAXTER, CON-
nsroer vii sail from the pier az the foot OF Warrens
North River, MONDAY, Feb 2 at o'clock 2. u ore
citely.
Psfpzes Per Crescent City VIII be transferred 70 tic
steamship 81 Dorado AZ Havana, AID sal immedaeiy Tor
Isripwnn and connect with the Pacific Mail Steamship
CoupaIY's ste ameIs from Panama 70 San FIancsco.
RATES FARE TO ASPISwALL-
First CABIN, state Room.
Lower Aft and Forward Saloon .................. 50
Second Cabin, Standee BeTths.... ............. -
StGeItse
For pa sage apply 10 CHARLES A. WHITNEY, al the
tie Office Of the Company No. III West-st-
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EOR AUSTRALIANS loading for SID
II NEY at tie end Of Long Whlrf Boston the new and
o. lenoid steamship SIR JOHN HARVEY; having most OF
her cargo will ail about the oh March Has
srpeiior for Passengers and Will take
limited number For treisht o. Passage apply to CLAIM
JOINS & Co, ont Till Wharf, Boston or TO WHEEL
WRICHT 4 Co. No. lis Wall-st, New-York.
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-INrTyn sT.TFs Mar, STEAMSHIP

~ COMPANY, CONNECTING with ire Perlhc hzii ste.1-
ship COMPANY csErJIns the great United S'@'es NAL
On, thrusE uuied srtes Nail Line fOr CALIFORNIA
.nd ORR CON va Aspiapsl md Panama Greatly rodseed
p1iess The splerao and d0loeensine tnl;d st.es
q s N.vy Cornr1su1., WI s.,l on SATURDAY, March
osoej NJ precssly from per az foot Of W,Tent,
korth RIvel r Ayinpal dreet The Pacific Nii s,ean,
ship Cor pays meguihcsEt Steamers TESSkS>E
and NCRThRREER Wil be IN readlce1 ~ Panama .
tke the nss sd pefseI OF TIE Georgia and sa n@-
eaiey for ssu AZ sco No sors sp9ree the pat
OF TIE Corpsniss 10 sod ther paseurer. tho1rh Nth
e1Jeoiton eouiorf and safety Pass-nxen val b aced
the Railroad Wharf q; Aspinv-D free Transit o. ne
eyriJ 70 CHARLES A WHITNEY, At the ofice - the
C1upanies 10. 1T ves,s Of Warren. New York
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of an order of the Surrogate

Of the Couuy of Iot note hereby oven 20 81 ", e
h,,n, CLAIMS a. net GEORGE Mccoy late Of the cy u VIEW
Yorl Mson the Nth vouchers n.te@' 70
n. -uh,e, Ter At Il Bekasp Es, No - Wslsa,
in the City Yos, before the ,eah dy Of Mag ssst
p,,.d YORK. N o November, tsd7.
ns kIIABkfH A. MCCOY, AdnnnsVsuu
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Removals..

NOTICE of REMOV AL.-UBSDELL
~ PERSON 4 Co would respectfully inform their nn-
e,ous friends and the public that they have removed from
Capa-st to the spacious premises No All broadway
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NJ Y. AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAM

1Ns SHIP LINE, thTuush to SAN FRANCISCO IA
AsPINWALL and PANAMA No dsteniion on Tie
lakmus Al greatly reduced rates The new and t.st
Gde wheel steamship uSI0N Q,5oo tuaAl Richard
AGsns Commander will leave New York ior AsplnsLl
Nsvy Bsy,) o. SATURDAY. March 5, q; JclO.k Z. N.
precisely, from Pier No North River, connecting With
the ard magnificent see wheel double engine
retriship WINFIELD SCOTT (2.io0 t1Dsl Edward
DUN Commander, which steamer viii be n readiness a.
PANAMA 20 receive tie UNIONS Passengers and sail
Immediately for SAN FRANCISCO The accommodations
and ventilation Of the White ID Scott az that - Do
sred Her speed (esfsbshed on the between New
Ycrt and Panama and while the Pacific coast asur-
ptsed.
Every c-eron viii be made the part OF the hne % IN
sure comfort expedition and safety PaSn-ers wln be
anded the wharf Il Aspnwa free, tlkiaz 'e Panama
Railrufd ard cautioned that Tickets fo- thu Line are
sod only 81 No u Broadway.
DAVIS BROOKS Co. General ASents
Mail Bag 10 MADE the above Once, under the new
United States Postage Law for the convenience OF tae
public
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of an order of the Surrogate

the Coup, Of New York hereby all persons
h,y.. ma, .s...t JOSEPH MEIER late 81 TIE CITY Of Veg
Yo deeAs present the With voaeh-r, th-ree 20 me
,uh,rter AZ her reslese Ne CsH're the cfy OF Ne.
Yor. on % seventh dag Of Nay nssL-Dae Ses t%s
n. lou m d-y Of November, 1853 49,. -,.,.o ,,..
NJ lawtmM@ dAAb' I" AhhIhn' ''e'"~
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IRON TO-DAY, Monday, February 81, the
Boats of The Fall River Lane for Boston will leave Pier
So North River At o'clock p NJ, instead OF oeloss,
a. heretofore. TISDALE bOhDES'
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Winte

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEWER,
~ sEY-New-York 80 Easton, Pa, Fare 81 75.-Fih
Arrangement, commencing Nov. is, 1852. Leave Pier
No North River daily, for Ee,on and in'ermediite
stIi5 Pm. Returning leaves Phih2sbursh at 6 and A
M and Pm
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-08

ance documents There is a plain path
before us, and all We have to do is 20 right
a head.
The committee on permanent officers
presented their report which was adopted.
The officers are as follows:
Prssidsnt.-Hon. @. N. oIds, of Picka-
way.
Vice Presidents. S.-David Mccullough, of
Richland; GeorgeP. Browell, of Cuyahoga;
Wm H. Cochran, of Knox; F. A. Plants, of
Meigs; j. W. Dinkleman, of Allen; Kim
ball Porter, of Wayne; c. G. Swayne, of
Montgomery; Laurin Dewey, of Portage;
Richard Ashcraft of Hamilton; T. j. Nc.
Lain. of Trumbull; William Ewing of
Ross; Isaac Schumacher of Licking; S. Il.
Flood of Union; NJ. M. Edwards, of Ham
iltOn; John Mullen, of Warren.
SecretGries.-Warren Jenkins, franklin;
]. c. DeVin, Knox; VIM. Bremigham, Pick
away; s. A. Butler, Allen; ]. s. Herrick,
Portage.
The President on taking the chair said,
that 1t was with the greatest reluctance, al
though highly Aattered by the high honor
they bestowed rpon him, that he yielded to
the solicitations of his friends and accepted
the post. I know the great responsibility,
and the labor Of such position, and
fear my physical strength will not be able
to the task, yet feel compelled to yield.
I shall expect the distinguished Vice
Presidents to assist me in performing the
duties Of the station, il. my strength fails
Gen. Geo. G. Gephart, of Pickaway, was
appointed chairman of the committee on
business, to fill the vacancy OccasiOned by
the election of the President.
The convention adjourned to meet in
GOodale's Park, at 2 o'clock P. NJ.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Convention met as per adjournment,
and was called to order by the President.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Tyndall, of Mont
gomery.
Gen Cary announced that the Hon. Neal
Dow was present, but too uuwell to ad-
dress the Convention until tomorrow. lie
came forward, however, amid cheers, and
made a few remarks.
On motion Of Rev. Mr.. Irish, Of Franklin,
ResOIoed, That the clergymen of the State
be requested to preach asermoHgoa Re suhel
ject of temperance, on the first Sabbath in
August, and thereafter as it may be deemed
appropriate and expedient.
Gen. Gephart, the Chairman of the Bus
mess Committee, presented report in part,
which was read and accepted. The report
as amended is as follows:
WHEREAS, As it is an organic and unalien-
able right aud duty of freemen to protect
their lives, their liberty and their property,
and therefore to prohibit any manufacture
or commercial pursuit which necessarily
destroys human life, inpairs human liberty,
end destroys property; and whereas, the
man ufactuTe and sale of intoxicating drinks,
commonly known as the liquor traffic, for
purposes, is in Ohio awfully destructive of
life, liberty, property and domestic hap.
piness Therefore,
ResOlUed, l. That it is the sacred duty of
the freemen of Ohio, to use every constitu-
tional means to prOhibitby law this unholy
and infamous manufacture and traffic
2. That the overwhelming vote in favor of
stringent prohibitory law given in Michi-
gan, ON the Goth inst, not only reflects the
highest honor upon the virtue of the electors
of that State, but should forever silence the
silly clamOr Of demagogues, that the people
are not prepared for the annihilation of the
liquor manufacture and traffic.
3. Thet the submission of a similar
question to the people Of Ohio, would be
followed by like result, and the friends Of
this manufacture and traffic dare not ego
to counts on this issue.
4. That inasmuch as it may be incensis-
tent with the organic law of Ohio to sub
nit this question to the electors, as it has
been submitted in other States, we have no
alternative but to vote only for such candi-
dates. for tie General Assembly, as are COM
mitted in favor Of the proposed measure.
5. That we utterly discIaim all desire to
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-08

HEAyY DAMAGEs@A lady who last her
husband not long since, BY q railway accident
in England, sued the company, and recovered
about $40, 900 damages. The damages were,
calculated on the basis Of HE professional ID.
come, and the average length Of bis lie, -
demonstrated BY life insurance tables.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-02
THE LATE ELECTIONS.

MISSISSIPPI. Full returns from So
counties, and reported majorities from
six others, foot up for Governor Rogers,
(Whigl l7,3OS; McRae, dem. 1925.
LOrINANA.-Complete official returns
give the followingsesult for Congress in
the first and second districts: LIST district,
Gayerre, 1851; Dunbar, 1856, I'd dis.
trict, Davis, 5,446; Hunt, 6,555. Thus,
Dunbar, Dem, has 1864 majority in the
first district, and Hunt. Wing, Lilo ma.
jority in the second district.
WIsCONSIN.-Returns from % coun.
ties foot up On a Prohibitory Liquor Law
Yes, Is, 1857: No, 22,3O9. For Governor
Baird, (Whig,) 2,544; Holtcn, free Soil
and Peoples candidate,) 2O,492; Bar
stow, Irregular Pierce Democrat 26, 998
ALABAMA.-No returns for Governor
were received from eight counties. Win
ston secession Dem. had 3O,l16 votes
Walker, Secession Whig,) 1860: Ear.
nest, Union Whig,) 1927, and Nicks
Union Dem.,) 5,763.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

By the arrival Of the steamship Texas
at New Orleans on the 25th ult., the pa
pers of that city have received files from
the City of Mexico to the 10th, and from
Vera Cruz to the 22nd ult.
By dates received in Mexico from Yu-
catan, it appears that the cholera is slow
" diminishing in Merida, the capital.
The principal matter of interest in that
State appears to be the pursuit of the
chiefs of the insurrection: particularly
Molas and Peraza. The former is sur.
rounded near Nolb0X, and will doubtless
be apprehended. e
BY a decree of the 25th of October, the
MINIS at Guanajuata and Zacatecas are
ordered to be closed. This is expected to