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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-09
ASSERT H. NcHoLAY, Asct0ueer
4 RGE UNRESERVE ID SALE of FANCY

IL GOODS, FRENCH CHINA VASES. PAaIAS aud BIsQUE
GOODS, tLt CANT PAPER MACHE GOODS. 6eodoI PORTE
MOSNAIES, FRENCH CLOCKS stLvERPLATED WAaE,
being the stock Of dealer declining business ASSERT Nj
COLAl Co viii sell Auction at the Work Long Room
No es Broadway FRIDAY snd SATURDAY. Dec and TO- l0
o'elock each day,
Fancy Goods GO doz Porte Msnnaes
ola dealer bsness .bsu.e sale Ths
oek eDrns essonats variety Fancy Goods including
Frch China Nssss beautiful dezn handsome S.;nse Gous
tcue and Psia1 Wsr Austs Jewel C.seS Ciz.. Staod
inlId Cs-d Bceyers and LARGE similar articles
crd Oolu fErs1n Time pieces Of besutal
wssried PeLeh Manufacture Bne CardasrA V.ses coupes
Cigar STANDS Racks and collection Of several Boaze
Of arira PAPER Msehe Portfolios Ts5ss Csrd Boxes
Inist GrdS Chess Table. and Bosrtt WOrkb0xss, &c
Workboxes
Of fcrte No, rss : Cigar Cs-es, Retcules
Silver Ped Ware, rcriinz Tea and C0dee Trays Uns
Cscs fots Spoons and sre Ofaeh articles Usually
OF this description Ao aoOlt thirty modern
fsinfr Lsndsc1res sce-piec-s &c. elegantly framed
bohemzn War noble Vasss Of aE size aa5 gold Colonies
Gard Receivers in6nie
O. Goods Ao nse Gas Showcases qE=zty Of score Futures
&c Purchases eA lave their goods packed and rS4ded
small e1i erss.
cs;scuss Be- Obnea Il the s No is Broadway
.; No a. Nali<;-
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Ocean Steamers, &c.


NOTICE-STEAMSHIP MARION for CHARLES
lvTON-Ihe steamship MARION WILL NOT leave SArDR-
DAY Dec TO- Charleston her regular day IN consequence o. hef
having Withdrawn the line Tor tip Paeng rs n9i-
ing will be transferred to the steamship UNlOS
to sail WEDNESDAY Dee a ,.. ., ~ 49,,
A USTRALIAN EXPRESS INTELLIGENCE and
"A GENERAL SHIPPING AGENCY COMPANf-PEhRYi
HANLEY Co. Shipping and Commission Merchants, No loi
haenlane and No 55 Bourkest, Melbourne once
subjects of importance TO mrcha1ts manu-
emsnt &C. established az Melbourne lSl MI Perry
popreto the Melbourne Express newspaper has Just arrived
fon Austraa consulted daily from 10 % 81 their OF
fe No 1914 MadenAne. Merchandise Machinery o. pafchAsei
and sold on commission
LOR SAN FRANCISCO.-The clipper ship POLY
NEsIA rapidly loading Pier 10 2j East River And 10
before the 2th inst Passenger by the Cape
Accommodations Early application Necessary tue number
strictly lnitee 81 tION x Cor no o. N.ls.
BANANA TRANSIT TICKETS-A- NJ HINk-
LEY late forwaTdez for Adams Co.'s California Express
prepared furnish Transit Tickets from Aspnwa 70 Panama
Passenger Tickets tor sale in New-York Apply %
JOHN w. CARRISGTON. Adams Co.'S NO - bfosdway
DASSAGE TICKET AGENCY.-FOR AUSTRIA
LA CALIFORNIA and EUROPE-The undsrslg ned beg "
distance that they Agents for the purchase
of Tickes by ali the clippers and packet ships
New for the above places part OF the world
avang Themselves their services
The trouble and expense OF visiting the city before me gay Of
the risk Of disappointment in procuring ~ the
dsd avoided while their suea A. 70
insu re the bes possible accommodations
Full information given BY letter, gratis and orders Tor passages
Cbage IS per ticket special viii be made with
either clubs o. families Adarsss postpaid =,
FCTHERlNGHAM 4 LIE GAL, No io2 Wallet, New York.
N B-COnsgrments Of vessels and merchandise solicited
Co Hussey Hale; Eagle Hazard; T. B Ssterthwate
Esq PrssdntNY Mutus Insurance Cos b Dieknsop Ed
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A . ItTTLE, AncTionser
HUTCH BULBOUS ROOTS-LAST SALES
THIS DAY st lOl scock No. Wall st-A. c. TT TILE
vii sell THIS DAY and OMoRROw. lOl O'Clock At No 4
Was Dutch Bubops Roots being the last IN the
MAJ, et in purchasers al in prime order and
png choice the best Roots oaeei auction h
s,e.on positive, close consiKnmenfa
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.nRsEsl HORsEsl HORsEs!-A strong Linz

nept especially adapted the Horne, to heal ,n ~
while working him daily This the public wi nls ~ ~
offered the public Il the hssye; ~ :, I
per of sores cats bruises &C Sc and the horse ms, ~
div In srgs bottles ct each; 8 dozen ms rn
Is What hoIseOTnes have long wanted Az Az % r.Ss Nsry
and Wetss cured horse Of helyes and ssndes M y" 49,,
ford whoessie grocer No 02 Westst puehsea n :,
hat W as 20 badly injured il thought 10 "oal
DAYS he was cure with bottle and now "ctn go
eeiain 10 cure used There hiss never oesa ass
the history Of medicine Thousanos OF ssael nj NJ n
can be seen at the principal depots No. ~ feers mo
Brosdwsy Dout fell to give trial notnas uoas ~ ss,s
IL ter times cheap any other remedy o1efoa '4' Pf
& cannot fail
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CANDs SYRUP of HOARHOUNp 10 ..s. A.
- TABLE EXPECToRASrS, ~; y Sc,rsss csSsd
bottle 81 IL cannot be praissd too h.ay s "a
Con'1mP"0n' 500 " 81 O'1ss SANDS, No n1s@,--
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NO EXCUSE for GRAY HAlRs.-ls.Sa :" % ,ssp
IN bottles Of our Hair Rsseneraior" v nI pfes 1r
GRAY Hair 10 the ratur color or money rossWres Chsn
bottle No 81 Broadway, ~ 49,
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Me0itai.

ALL PAIN CURED LIKE MAGIC.-Dr. R0SEs
~ PAINCURER gives great satisfaction This medicine btraly
one erul happy effect Il tootheehe ear ache sprs
bruises chbuius chsrped banda pains the back s hds
breast fomach OF bowels IL the heat thing ths world Tor es
cods sore throat rheumatism, f neck from cold hual
the the sge" In Its yins mmedste relief 70 al psa
In bo,tles ~ % Call No 1872 fglf0nt two aoon
ron Brosdwavi CODDINOTONS. RINGS, Or. dUIoHS u<
BRIGHAM MILLERS Drnz. Stores
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m sNuTU,s DyspEpSIA CORDIAL has proved

/ Ak. SMTIH' D1oTtIo DIN NVIsI'IAn. uas Prv.W
itself rostvs all OF Dyspepsia Flstaea tr
yous Debility Torpid Liver and ell diseases arising from fsfs
ment Of ths digestive organs Certificates accompany each 10.
For sals az stons BrosdwAyi Deysn House MAJ
Union scr Banckers No % Boweyi Trimmers No wht~
ha.t Y w Smith Court and Montsguep place Bod
vn and At Trlmmer's No $40 Atlsute-st, Booten whsas
snd retail by The proprietor no % South 2hs Phsiephh
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pufthlEefs-
MINNESOTA MINING COMPANY No. 1877 Grsenwiehs-
INDIAN BREAD-This pure and healthy article Of
which should be used in every family be had Of the
No S Greenwchs OF Jane Depot No SI
Hcusons and No ~ Sprng Orders served in part Of the
MARVELLOUS.
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DR PHINNEY's FANCY PILLS.
IL ABB d. SANDS, Assue.

mr.. BANNINGs MEDICAL. and MEChANlCo
4 FsTRGICAL INSTITUTE No. p Msrcerst- N. r-fe ~
treatment chronic Dsesse ard for the application o. s -
Hce. Spino Brace spinal Props Brace fuet res
rde. Pile spring. and Travelling Companion for the cure W
al Puimonay Digestive Spinal and femala Conps
and for Rqpurrs Dropping and Languor also Tor va ppsfd
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Hlisccilaueoue.

A DNERTlSING-HOLID Il. PALMER
IA Agent forwarding Advertisements of Holiday
Goods for publication of nehboEng cities and
inviting the attention OF country customers
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n, KKLLtScya- Dear Sir When saw the soo'si 90 e. =
believe urti calling on the parties Theu could so' "a
s the evidence satisfactory a. the rroas 20 ss
now With srsat pleasure add my testimony AM
bed csse Of deeply seated cough es'sa
the other took Respectfully yours JAAh, ysaisa
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Sales Oh Auriion

ALsERT II. NIcoLaY, Auctioneer . $3.50.
AIRFRT II NICHOLAY q Co. will sell at AUC-
N TION at the Academy D,siga No 663 Broidwy oppo;
ste Bondst at II O'Clock SATURDAY EVENING" Dec IT,
nierdd COLLECTION a principally the choicest and best
fuFsh and coecios which will be found the
oris Shaksp.re Milton Moore Goldsmith Irving Pope
Cowper the AbbOtfrd edition o. seos Novels
Illuminated DR. johnson, swift Gbbo7 Smoet Humboldt Dick
ns Iaysrds Works on rvings Works. illustrated By
barley Hone Hume and others 70 patcusze In
Also large number OF very costly annAeu
WORKS q every variety Of bindings
Co respectfully the public inspect the colec
ton in order 10 form opinion Of lis rich variety aud
Character On view Friday add Saturday unl time OF sale
which will be puncuslly II o'clock In the evening Saturday
Dec. TO- -. ,eo n,
Cstslosues had ct A. IT, " Co.'S Office No 6s Broad
wny AZ No 40 Ws-st and at No. 6s3 Broadway
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ALBERT III NIcoLaY Aucdoneer
DY ALBERT II. NICOLAI IL C0.-On FRlD.

DY ALBERT H NICOLAY 81 Coon FRIDAY
and SATURDAY Dec and TO- at LEI o'clock each day atthe
sale roou No. 1863 Broadway, near Courtiandt-t
Extensive Of Fancy Goods 500 dozen Fort honnt Cs
Cases Of dealer declining business for absolute sale
This soeh containing every seaonsoe variety Of rAny
Cocoa, includes:
French china beautiful design handsome Setuete
(onps Ware, Aunes Jewel Cases Cigar
stands Receiver and large Assortment oil similar
iclos
Bropsed aud Partisan Tmpieoes Of beautiful design
warranted Bronze Candea Vases C0uPe
Groups Stands Racks and collection OF several bronze
Groups o. Animals $780,, 81,
Pser Msehe Portfolios Tables Gard Boxes Inkstands Chess
Tables and Bosrds Work Boxes, Gc.
Dressing Cases and Work BO4es Of ever variety and style
COZ oozen Of Monnaies Segsr Cases and Rercule
silver Plated Ware including Coffee Sets TRAYS Urrs
casfors FORKS spoons large assortment of such articles
uusllv found a a stock Of this description
Also modern Paintings Landscapes Sea pieces &c ee
roe Of large size ruby and gold Coognes
Card and IN INFINITE variety Of the description
Of goods r,.- a,
Also Glass Show Cases quantity Of Store Fixtures &C. &c
Thursday andtwo dsyf sale Purchasers can have
their goods packed and forwarded a. small expense
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uoIJOWAY's PILLS CERTAIN CURE 6x

II HFADAtIIEl bIIlF1 luz OF VII
OF SPIRITS These Invaluable Pills be taken without dana
from cold and require restraint from business or -
ure They mildly the bowel. without pain or rip,t
the stomach and promote healthy seton u sa n.
thew purify the blood cleanse the sn brace ne nef
and the whole They prove 40 dma'e ehP
stc an annette correct INDIGESTION bile dna nerves
or sick headaches and pspitaion Of the be'it soa ~ n
Vepder. OF Medicine IN the United states IN pot nd pot
cents s7l cents and ~ 80 each ard wholesale ne % "
Drug stores IN the United States. and BY Mesrs 'A'N
New. York and By the Proprietor No "a strand, LONDON
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L'UR CALIF UhNIA--I ENDENI VITOoI-
IL TON LlNE-The and splendid steamship YANKEE
BLADE will sa for Apnwsl TUESDAY 2th Dec
The unryaed steamship UNCLE SAM 2coo uns which
M sail immediately the arrival OF the passengers Panama for
San FRANCISCO def without stopping any the intsrmeds
ports These vastly superior 10 Others the
route point speed ventilation and good accommodations and
confidently expected hst the 70 California will be made
procuring tickets during this viii be
allowed discount Of from the lowest Tged
any other line. For freigh: passage apply only to
MILLS AGENT No 81 ct
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1y,VF REST COUGH SYRUP in the WOh i..e.sb

T,HE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN me v w0csst
For Coushs Colds Consumption Group $3.50. sna Il CsSZ
Dr. J. ROSE Of Phade pha has cefee - ~ ossss
ton Bronchial Aactons and Long Dsrse sIsu -
Cogrh syrup which always relieves the 'oos- 8eSfS
ton "a the Lunes or Wind Pipe. and heal any fsr-
sels u Bo,tlcs 50 ceris and 81 .,, corcq gYRCf -
DR. J. ROSES WHOOPlSO SOD1G. -. 80 Wbs'f3
Gives immediate relief aud cures 10 fS' a-'' A
Ccugh 50 cents per bottle. an. .-,ins he Cr7el.s
pf ROSES Group syrup never faI IL, ~, bors -
dsus.reus complaint sJnong children p en- ph2 -
rfdicnes are the resu Of % years pranes - "a espt
sristen Jy Dr. Rose No l6l FHitoust seeoae o n
rTHANKS 10 the JOURNAL OF C I'LL : srszss
iis manly syows ofthe efficacy o. ny .. rsoss -
srovth az " hkes nustache hair IN ht n f,ssl ~
OF inurins The skn rejoice thf ssss ~ 6uuenf
cae whose yeraeiry cannot be suspeetso ~, ew
totfle - per dozen 10 g. o. rvs Ss rs Fsss
HAM No 20 Ann st. Brooklyn, Mrs ,,rnrClTED
WHAT GOURAUDs ITALIAN nIars,ss hvss
Il SOAP deserves ell the PePuali;y Re-. u y.ss 80
wkeh time h hss steadily been Increasing 80 lie f
,nrst 80 be torne IN mind that has hse 20 49,
anrosstion eountereA imitsfons and os u "A 80
tnptsd 10 be foss,sd Epoa Intelligent ~ .a s<ss
tiled Asan this Soap nust not be n hss zs -
sosrs That not It's only Fecomnien "A aes.s -
rropsrtiss-lt only besetss TIE
rot BEAUTIFUL white but ~ sssori ~
Ter ehsus eh.s and every other kird q bas ~
sr,eS Z. GORAUDs Poadre Ss6tile 0f - Il.13 Bal
-shesA upuer In. or sny part ofthe ooay srs fcssf
Tcnid Ronse Is White and Hair hssty,~ nsu BoeS,
G0fFP lIIs ola Established depot o. ~ ess syrsfc-
IL Wazkinzton-st Boston esIlsion. LossI. .----1
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l. Steamship JAMESTOWN, 400 tun. Capt. Lewis Parrish
will leave Pier IS ~ r. SAL URDAY AFTERNOON at O'clock
for Norfolk and Richmond connecting Norfolk with
sesboard and Roanoke Railroad for Raleigh Wilmington &c
fare included Norfolk 90 10 Petersburg
and Richmond so; seersge passage half price Apply TOT
LuDLAM PLEASANTS No 81 Broadway
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A UCTION NOTICE.-Positve Sale OF HAND
IA SOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE removed for conyeoi-
euee of sale-Z NEWELL Co. will sell on FRIDAY sth INST
M o'clock their Sales Room No 70 Sassu-' between Jogn
ard desirable assortment OF Furniture OF smy
declining comprsng in part Mahogany hretop
Tables Book Stands Chairs Lounges and other Paror
Friture and Bedding Crockey Glassware Carpets
Eb,u Furniture well worthy the attention OF
al o,s Cataiogues sale.
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TERRA C0TTA-On hand or to order, Lntels and
Chnneyt for onehd the Price Of soae warranted f
durability ALEX YOUNG Msnsfsctur-s. ts,s besyssa "a
xdSi
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A. MERwIs-AYctioneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER 81 Co--Trade Sales

- No. IS Pafkrow
THURSDAY Dee. g and following days at o'clock P NJ
GREAT SIESDID AAD CosrLY booKs--rhe e1traor
of splendid choice aud costly BOOKS
collected by Woord during his visit to Europe and
forming mAgnhcn collection Of Literature and Arr eve
n this country. Catalogues are now ready
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yERNoN<-The whole or part o. - t .,,
MI BE-. Lot this village o sn i'F nav On Se S NassaSs:
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A NJ HINKLEY, Forwarding and Commission
IA, Merchant Asrnwall n O.
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aFIRcIuIA LARD wARRAsr lsr.--We havs received
from the author and have read with attention. the arsa.
msnt OF Vespasian Ella, eco upon the severn aaescas
which H'se under the sct Of Congress, of saa making
further provision lot the sasiaru,n OF Vrsnsa land
warrants, which IL addressed the Hon Roser, Me.
Cieand Secretary OF The Interior The p'ovson in The
act for revision OF all claims before the ssue Of scrip
in sasfsciion Of the has led 10 doahs and de-
ays and to appeal TO the Secretary Of TIE Interior
Mr.. Ellie goes elabassely into the whole question 10
the true construction Of the provisions Of the ACT, The
axumens not only strong but conclusive scer. 10
TO show thu, the revising clause in the act was ,s
tended to correct msnsisss and guard axans,
frauds and not iha, ssoh to b. adladested
a. osK'sal claims Tor the fret time presented The Al.
lowancsa made by the ashot,iss OF vxam oaShi NJ
regarded ~ yr' fsess right and the construction given
to the bounty land laws Of vnasa by her executive 10
binding on The govsrnmen, OF the Uni'-d S,ses The
Supreme Court OF the United States has freQaen.y de-
e'ded that The construction OF The local laws By the local
uihanaa il The iss s,f. and the Virginia bounty land
claims being based BINDING s,sotes should b. allowed
BY the Geo~ral Land Once Tho Augment OF Mr FL
lis in tie vas,oss rsmiAcscns, 10 of the ah~s We
have ever perussd -N~fo4 Bsas.s, Aug. as.
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Hail Of the Congregational Library.

We spoke few days ago of this splendid room--un
ques,ionably the most perfect one OF its kind in The
world Another and longer visit enables Ms 10 add some
new and interesting particulars
The first impression you look up and around ia one
OF unalloyed pleasure The whole work, to the mos,
minute part 10 IRON and yet splsnd,dy is it painted
and Gided elaborate and finished The ornamen,s
that you scarcely credit the fact The ceiling
posed OF immense iron plates looking like massive blocks
OF brown marble panel work. 10 most aristicaly con-
suc,ed, 10 combine strength and beauty 10 perec,
harmony. II is the only entire iron ceiling the earth
Running through the centre 10 the skylgh,. which is ee-
gantIy ornamentsd with cluster OF starr Numbering
some hnndred-perhaps many we may yet nu~ber
States in our confedeney,
Next are the two long galeries-a fon--ths pillars
the lattice wok. the balususde. The us.es the Scrolls
the foon. the shelves, the slcoves, and The steps by
which you ascend Nothing Of The kind be nors per-
fecy beautiful han tho large ornamen,sd scrolls which
appear to support the sides ofihe ceiling They represent
elaborate carving. with golden Of corn and golden
grapes interpreted among their inches The cas
ing was done by Mtssrs Jas Beebe, Co, of New York
and reflects great credit their and judgment The
brilliant velvet carpets which sdorn the floors Of ,hs hail.
galleries. and aleoves. aIso made ia New York.
and were procured exprsssly by Mss.s Clssgett L Dod
son. OF this city. The furnishing arrangements are The
handiwork Of Mr.. L. r. Clark. Of Washington, and b.
may well be congratulated with regard 10 lhsu
The Library now comprises rome $4,000 volumes,
and 10 destined TO b. much increased. One great improve
ent u the facility wh which the books bs reached
The slcoves constructed that ladders or Asrs
needed TO reach them The tables and sofss are no
situated A. 10 a1crd ample for promenadns. and
the polite attentions Of the librarian and his ASSOCIATES al
once render every visi,er Al home. 1880.
We are 'eqaesssd 10 sa's ha fos the preseA, The liz
brssy ~'l be open on Tuesdays, Thsrsi.y- and sssr
days. e SEP M @.ts 1s0 t...s..s ~
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The Mission OF Art.

In article The Progres Of fmsricsa Art, pub.
lished in a recent number OF The Union, we spoke oil
several artistic publications issued by Mr. George s. Ap
pe,on al $50 Broadway, New York One OF these pub
LEGATIONS is befoe Il is very properly dsnomi-
mated "Arrs True Mission in America" We hare
perused with much Pleasure and should be happy 10
have all our readers profit by our example
MIR. Appleton is entitled 10 The thanks OF the Ameri-
people OF all parties and every section. for the
enlargement he is adordrg The ise in cur coun
try In addition to his elegant, bronze medal OF Web
slewbieh will be followed BY those of ClayrJ
Perez and Others of coun,rymen-he ptesenis IN
his volumes the arts series OF Arguments and lu.,ra-
tons TO which earnestly call public attention The
medal OF Webster 10 which referred more nnuleI,
on former OCCASION is gem and model of ART, /, is
worthy of the highest praise showing the perfection al
which medaic work has already arrived among US
The engavings that 10 follow will illustrate the -
umphs OF our artists still further and exempiy a, once
both the progress OF This department of IN our coun
try and the patriotic mission which may be de-
voted.
We have rarely been called upon 10 notice any enter
prise in the domain OF American ART and literature, which
seems to present stronger claims upon the favora-
BILE consideration OF the intelligence, and tase and pa
,fioc feeling OF the country. thanba, which Mr. APP
peton ha. thus successfully commenced and we take
pleasure therefore in commenting 10 The attention OF our
readers both the beautiful specimens which be has is
issued and the publications designed illustrate their
purpose and their value. ... 81. Is. a....... y.
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Il spea BY the eegaphis dispatches that the aeol'
onis,s and anslasery sss,oss OF New Hampshire held
eonveniioa al WolitoIoaxh Wednesday last. under
their IA sone alias OF the Free Democracy" The CHIEF
speakers were Amos Tuck the late abolition me mber oil
Congress. who presided, and John T. Hale. There ap.
pears TO have been good deal OF the sort OF senseiess
railing usual in such assembsges again 81 the compro
misses Of the constitution and especially against The fosl-
tse-ssve law Il does not appear that the convention
nominated any ticket undertook form any party or
Kaoixa.ion. II 60. their shows just convection
the part Of This wrrched and ianaleaI faction Of
the extent TO which they repudised and condemned
by the people In The State which has just given Frank
lin Pierce 10 the presidency would be indeed
nsaBe and hopeless work for organization 10 take
The field whose lraorous doctrines and purposes, like
those of this styled free democracy at war al
once with all the highest interests OF the coAnty and
with the deliberate and declared convictions Of almost
the entire of its people
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Central America.
Correspondence Of the N. Y. Trbuns.l

GRANADA, Monday, Aug. !, 1855
News has just arrived here thai Gen. CAIrera, Pres.
dent OF Guatemala had marched for Honduras ah1u, ,bt
Is, OF July, and the tine Gen. CxbsnAs President
Of Honcuras, had marched out TO him. AT smsl
town The border OF Guatemala and San Salvador,
called Chiquimus, Cahanas was suddenly opposed By
Gov. Abus,o, of Chiquimua, with 500 roope, he whole
army OF Cahsnas consisting Of only 500 CabsnAs
tackled Gov Abus,o. but compelled retreat alter
about ID. ramc number of soldiers made second attack
but with result than the 6si, receiving nj the BE-
ginning mortal wound from hall, from lhe a..
fecis OF which be died in three days The army sndtr
Gen Carrefa Al this time reported 10 within iwo
days march OF Chiqumu!a and supposed 10 be BY this
date in The capital OF Honduras Cauera has army Of
500 men. well drilled.
President Chamorro came being murdered abou,
ten days ago in Managua. The soldiers discovered the
plot IN time TO him -Four prisoners brought here
on Saturday night last from MAnagua. and committed 10
prison. They 'nplIea'e certain r.voluhonis,., snd say
they were 10 have received large for the murder
On the eveSinG Of The 2s,h ut express arrived here
from Leon, announcing the death OF The shop nj his
palace He died the day befors, and report rays W.
poiseaed A several OF hm servants died AGO. il i. III
down ssci that Pc persona administered
POISON. and ,wo gentlemen OF Gansda, whoee nsmes
have not bern able yet Ascertain. Arresad hi
hight They had jast arrived. and with The Bshor
iew moments before leaving Leon. All 10 eIei,smso,
and confusion here the bells tong. and being
performed in all the ehurches Up to The time OF my
writing nothing further has been heard OF the roiscous
OF the Bishop. l.tti.,5 =. t.taarI9