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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-22
TRUNKS, VALISEs,
List of Jurors.
Grand .slsrOrS,

1hF Northumberland County, for Noyem.
~ Der Tenn, A. D 1853.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-22

II. II. MAssER, Editor and Proprietor.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-22

GOOds SHeaper than EVer!s
AT THE NEW CLOTHING STORE.
Market Street, opposite the Post Office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-22
THE ANESISAN.
SUNBURY.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1853.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20

The proposed shutting up of the Rum Shops on Sun
day has ended as confident Il would IN an en-
tire failure Last night we made exploration Of the
Fifth and Sixth Wards, where found three out OF
four of che groceries and porter houses Opeu without
the least attempt at conceamen In one lively game
of billiards was in progress, and nearly al were IN u
blaze of light, customers plenty and taF proper
ton drunk. A few-a rery few-seemed TO be entirely
closed some had the front door shut and the back one
open: but the great majority we're gsrnsy, dagranty,
defantly macisusy outrsging the law they had just
engaged 10 respect Tie Police have orders TO shus up
these places yet they only DO not attempt to do So
but DO not even report them TO their Captains Yet
these Policemen thus aiding in cutrsges upon the law
and tactly protecting law breakers have the GOODNESS
70 ask us to give them each extra 5000 per year for
their valuable services There is net one OF them who,
he did not last night do his best to shut up the gro
cerles ON his beat should not be ST once discharged
from Office on the ground of being accessory TO viola
tiou of the license laws The Aldermen told all applicants
for license that if they kept open on sunday, their
licenses should be taken away" More than half the
m.selers in the City kept open all day yesterday.
Does any ono suppose thai the Aldermen have the least
idea of keeping their word II they do they most
particularly green Not single license will De revoked
although the Aldermen themselves have been eye wit
nesses Of hundreds OF violations and some .; them
willing participants in the work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20

FRIDAYS AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr ID b TAYLOR New. York reported the bill 10 70
siIon 10 the Police Department complete II ordered
70 a third reading.
Nr NOBLE iNew YorAJ having Withdrawn his Obse-
lions,
Mr. P W ROSE (st Lavrencel reported the Temper
sDce bill
Mr BURROUGHS COrleass) inquired il IT required more
than majority vote 10 order this bill to third reading
The CHAIR replied that Il did, il would require sus-
pension Of the rule. -, 80.
Mr. BURROUGHS then moved to refer back the blii
with distractions To report complete.
The CHAIR stated that II would require sthreeI0orts
vote TO carry this notion it also required suspensioa
Of the rule. ... moor, ~ o,,ooo,,cus
At tie request OF MI T. W. hOoH' III DDh"VN""'
BIZ, KESNEDY ICAyugal moved suspension Of ,ss
special order so go into Committee Of the Whole o.
NJ LETFRS IGenesee) asked consent 10 offer resala,
ton calling upon the Ways and Means Commites to rsPed
BIZ ding for the Pr.ser alton and prosecution Of ''
work IN the Canals for the present year.
Mr. PATTERSON CORTLAND objected. a,
Mr. PIT lbs moved suspension Of the rules for no
IN ] ROSE New York. moved that the final vote %
The mp.achmen be taken Tuesday next at IL
clock. 800 -
substituted for Tuesday
Mr. BURROUGHS then moved to lay the resolution y
the table The previous question could DO called a. -
tine Lost. ..,.r
fhe final vote 5 O'Clock this afternoon a
MIR FORSYTH, Of Albany moved Tuesday next y
O'Clock. Lost A. Ssy
The question was then, the motion for p 'oa'''
Lost Ayes IL, noes TO- y
The Question was then on wednesday, at IL NJ
NJ IIAPP Of Erie moved Thursday. Lost a
80 The final vote is 10 be taken Wednesday neht
70 O'Clock M the resolution TO that effect having passel
Mr. HASTINGS Of Monroe moved tina, the special oass
the impeachment case-be postponed until MONDAY
TIE BIZ TO provide for the incorporation OF lie 40
health insurance companies and in relation TO the
,b-eof Was received from the Senate with amendmens-
! Concurred IN.
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OTTLAMRY OF sEpuCERs.

Said Russian noble, 10 yindicaton OF his country
men from the charge Of abeet sevili,y despotism
The dagger is the Constitution of Russia" Wien an
Emperor becomes an intoerable yrant, he is killed in
his own palace any where that he may be found So
it is in Turkey, though there the Prime Minister is
usually the sacrifice public sentiment while the Sui
tan saves bis neck but is forced change in policy So
China is now undergoing what is equivalent to one Of
our Presidential Elections, though rather ex-
persive and srduous struggle. All evils imply some
sort of cOunterscton remedy, since Human Nature
does not submit TO the Intolerabe.
In like manner our laws generally denOunee no pen
atty, or very one inadequate for the fragrant crime of
Seduction; so an unwrtten law is making has made
itself 1t is virtually settled, by scsre Of yerdcts
running through the last twenty years that seducer
may be killed with impunity BY his victim or even By
her brother or husband He is Wild beast, whom lny
one whom be has specially injured may shoot or stab
with IMMUNITY. We do not here approve or condemn
this chapter of Lynch isE-ve simply state the fact
Of it's existence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20
NETWORK LEGIsLATURE-E1rRA SESSION.
sENATE....ALBASY, Friday, June II. 1875
LII. III

SENAlbssssALbAN1s ffday, June H. lbt3
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr. MORGAN moved to make the PennnsyvaBia Coal
Company bill the special order Immediately after the Canal
bills
Mr. BENIN EFT objected 1t requiring unanimous con-
sent IL could not be received
Mr. WARD resumed the foor, and continued bis remarks
in opposition TO the bill. He regarded il Of the
schemes by which Papa supremacy would be gained in
this country and that was the ground Of his opposition
10 il.
Mr BRISTOL opposed the amendment Of Mr. Babcock
and il WAS lost
Mr. BABCOCK then offered an amendment adding .
pr0yiso to the first section 20 prevent abuses feared
might grow up under n which adopted unanimously
Mr CONGER moved 10 insert " shall for may" so a.
TO make u imperative Lost, by 10 10 i6
Mr. BABCOCk moved amendment 10 test the ques-
ton he said whether going 10 destroy the elective
principle recognized in all the Protestant Churches
The amendment provided that the trustees must De elected
Mr. PIERCE said oil this rested entirely with the
Churches themselves just where should We had no
business to interfere with their Church by laws
Mr. BRISTOL said II was establishing religious test.
Il was going beyond whore bad any right 90. All Of
u bad right Of conscience and Of private Judgment and
be appeberded such test this would the
ton II the Senate
Aher lengthy debate, the amendment proposed by Mr.
BABCOCk Was lost by 20 -.
The bll il stood ordered TO a third reading
By vote at 10 20 Z, as follows:
YAEshesrs BRISTOL conssr Pierce Rogers Smith, Snow Tsbss
NAY-Aer Bsieoek Bartlett, Beeku Bsnnstt Jones' heEI-
VAN, NewcOmb Willsms-8.
The Senate then adjourned until Monday morning at II
O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20
state Temperance ssciety-second Day.
ROCHE sly II ErinaN Luna IL n

Tie State Temperance Society met AZ half O'Clock
this morning; Edgar b Day in the Chair. Prayer Was
offered by Rev. Mr.. Hamilton
Mr. McElyor was elected President The Executive
Committee was increased from to9. Herman Camp aud
Bradford A. Wood were added 10 il.
Committee of three appointed TO report plan OF
operations for the present year They are DIR Lucky VIM
III Burlegh and }. J. Chambers.
They reported plan which was virtually an instruction
of the Executive Committee to adopt efficient system OIL
agencies. go, a..
Most of the afternoon session consumed in the dis
c saon of resolution requesting olergymen to preach
upon Temperance, &c.
Dir Bureigh made a eloquent plea for the Maine Law.
The Convention then adjourned.
Tie attendance has been very small not exceeding 10
al AN time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20

We call the attention of all who use Crotcn or other
water delivered through Pipes, to the letter OF Prof
EILET in another column. Lead, properly cast or
nodded is an excellent metal for putting s'ople out Of
the world By wholesale or retail bat think it should
he sparinely used in connection with anything whereby
life is to be sustained or comfort secured Lead Pipe
and Lead Points may or may no. have killed az many
have net death from Leaden Bullets but their opera
ton is far more insidous and ultimately more power
fu By aud by an inquiry into the effects on the human
system OF eaden Castings for Tea, Whether bowed in
packages viii be in order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20
HOW THEY Do THINGS AT rst WEST.

Bssine - Cor, pondsuce Of The " Z. Tribune
CHAMELEON, Perry Co. Ind, Aou5sr. Jsa. iS. 1851.
Knowing that We have among Us many friends and ad-
mirers OF your truly valuable paper, The " J. Weekly
Iban snc feeling that could longer DO without il
determined TO make little exsrioD - raise Or 0rm a
club OF twenty.
Names given freely, bar before bid obtained the
full number l learned that fellow tornsmaD. Nr. /. W
Taylor was canyasng portion OF tow for the same
object called Mr Taylor who s true and devoted
friend Of the reforms which ably end with such sig
nal ability advocated in yours column to learn the suecess
he had net with Finding that he had obtained quite
number, determined 10 make up two clubs Of twenty
EACH or rather club Of forty, which have Vceesded
in doing with little trouble
Enclosed please find forty donars i,r which v)u will
please forward forty copies Of Tie sty 1iie, hope
10 forward a Few mors names so0n.
Yslu respsetfIlF J. r HASKELL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20

tn, Mr. York Observer has been moved ~ spare ts
chief Editor fr mission TO England this season Wnere
he sppears 70 be 6evong himself 10 the upholdng oil
Human Slavery with characteristic zeal and unserupu-
lousuess The Detroit Free Press copies ana goats
ever the following extract from one Of hls LONDON
letters:
"A. breAkt the other day w.s seated next 10 one OF
III. a6irss ip the British navy He asked ne thought
hse was apy danger Of ever sprnsing up aga %
,veen our two countries answered tsst thcuSn mere
was lie was surprised and asked for the reasons th1
justified such sentiment told nun nsA ny taucor ee
conteu NJ with which American principles sud nsttuuons
are treated in this country irritating the American
peope and the work Of Alienation . hssene1 every Gay
The admiral declared that such feelings Sre not VIDE
spread, ard lie only in vulgar and une 1s
IBID you know Sir Inquired that the President OF the
United States was Kissed BY four thousand British Chrs
tians in Exeter Hall last night lie expressed hmsen
both surprised and greved and still held that such people
As meet there celebrate their antslsyefy anniversaries
sire no opponents Of British opinion
-" Arerican principles and institutions '-shst web
of ssehood doe. this for the dsrsce of bis
own country How selling women and children al
the auction-block an American principle When was
il 30 declared By what vote was it adopted
No. sir Slavery is no, an American principle, but
deadly foe to American principles imposed on our IN
fancy BY Foreign avarce under the cover OF blinded
or corrupted priesthood 1t is as uuAmercsn IS any
other form OF Despotisn and Oppression We may not
b. Able TO throw off for several but il is none
the les. revolving unAmerican, and at deadly war with
our fundamental principles What shame for re-
gous journal to threaten England With war because her
people evnce growing detestston of Slavery, and have
Kissed not the President as President but the voluntary
champion lin hi. Inaugural of the Fugitive Slave Law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20

Gastric Rev. A. J Foss, of heuehest-r n. made
speech at the late Anti Slavery Convention in Boston
bearing hard On the Northern Churches tor their alleged
eountenance and fellowship of slsyehoIding The fol.
lowing is one of his Illustrations;
Rev Richard Fuller, formerly % Beaufort, &, now
of Baltimore owner Of slaves and defesder Of slavery
came 10 Boston and DR.. Sharp invited him 20 his pulpit
sLd had il been communion day ne would doubtless have
invited him 20 the communicable Not word Of OBJ.
lection was made 20 DR.. Fuller because he slave
holder But II he had been q believer in infant baptism,
be would have been excluded. II he had spnnklsd
one his infant slaves he could have been admitted
But he did no, piake infants, he only stok them. am
unsophstcAted 10 think that the last Is 0iO bad
the nrst"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20
Trouble on Board the ship sIIns Leonard.

PROVIDENCE, Friday, June H. IE55
The ship which arrived Newport this morning is the
Silas Leonard Capt Bassett mot the Sas Wright be-
fore repored bound from MataDzas TO Trieste She put
in for the purpose of obtaining five Of her hav
ing deserted Matanzas, and aerward picked up
in boat of Cape Florida and carried into Key West.
Most of the remaining have left since her arrival
Newport They say that they were shipped in New York
b. fr0mhle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20
THE REWARDS OF LABOR.

That Human Labor is more effcient-thst is more
prOductive-now than it in any former age Of the
world, il obvious enough but whether the mere Ia
borer shares in the increase of comforts and Injuries
thereby secured is q question Jet debated among
economists Since the California and Australia gold
fields opened, believe very general tendency
to an advance of wages has been realized for years
prsyiOssthst is while the proportion of the precious
metals in circulation to the business transactions based
thereon was gradually dininshing-the tendency was
the other way There be doubt that inventions
and labOrsaving devices which increase the efficiency
of Man tend to increase the average reward Of Labor
that hose lAborers vhs have strven TO arrest the
progress of Invention and to destroy aborsaving
machines have acted in hostility the permanent aad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20

THE CRoPs-Ths shower Friday Afternoon md even.
ing seems 10 have been widely dIused and have been
everywhere received With hearty qualification In this qaar
ter good harvess Of Bay and Rye already CERTAIN
while Title Wheat crown bit for Corn Potatoes Garden
Vegetables &C. this shower exactly 10 iiIae West
chester County neysr the goth OF Juns looked grsener
or gave better promise Of harvest than at present. You
could almost The growth Of veg stioo through ie last
two days
HayiD. las begun bat not extensively
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20
The Tribune for Europe.

The next number of The Tribune for Ewopsas
Circulation will be issued TO MORROW MORNING, at
o'clock 1t will contain al the Latest News up to the
time Of going to press Single copies, in wrapPers'
ready for mailing can be had at the desk. Pnoe ol1
Cents The Canada sails from Boston on Wednes-
dav AT - O'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20
Fire at Cambridgeport, Mass.-Great Less OF
Property.


This afternoon fire broke in Cambridseport ths
bridge which destroyed the Cambridgeport Hotel kept
by Thomas Pike the Bridge Hotel, kept by solomon
Pratt with the extensive stables attached the lumber
wards Of Nessrs Cutter Il CrosmaR, George N Fisher,
ard T. Leonard and ten stores and dwelling houses.
The Cambridge bridge also took Gre several times during
the cenAagration, and considerably damaged The
total loss estimated at about $4,000 OF which third
only isinsured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20
The Trih,ne for California.

We shall issue THIS MORNING me fr.o-
une far California, Oregon and the Sand,cich Is'asds
II will contain summary Of all the Latest Foreign
Money and Market Reports, Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing. can be
had at the Desk This Morning. Price cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20

Our City Department records this morning the usual
amount Of rowdyism the fruit of Rum Gangs Of half
drunken dssperadOes the streets at night armed
with clubs bayonets, knives &c. knocking down and
sometimes numbering the most orderly and peaceable
citizens There is not sober man in New-iork who
does not knoto that erey item Of this rowdyism is the e
Ultimate and unavoidable fruit of the grOeshOps Of those
dens of deness gambling and dissipation that have made
tens Of thousands of promising young men the curse
Of themselves and their friends and the disgrace OF the
City Yet Editors, in twadding about the increase OF
Crime and moralizing the corpse of an executed
murderer, seldom or venture to look the real
cause in the face and when obliged to record some bloody
rum.hoe fight it is even chance that their tender
conscences compel them say it happened at the resi-
dence of at No soand So ignoring the fact that rum
was within mile of the place-sO fearful are they Of
offending the delicate sensbiities of their friends the
Moral Suasonists who for Temperance as much as
anybody" but make money by grog-selling and e1e
crate the NJ ane Law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20

MIcHIcAs votes the Maine Law tsday. We are
not afraid of the result Legislators 90 Albany what
have your constituents done that they should not have
the privilege OF saying authortatvey that they Will or
won't have the Rum Traffic licensed any longer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20

KryrucKr-Messrs c. f. Buman, of Madison,
Berry H. Stone, Of Estill, and DR. Pierce OF Garrard
are candidates Congress in the Gibraltar District
al subject hswever, believe, 10 the decision Of
district ccLTention-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20
RniIroad from Pittsburgh to Bridgeport.

PITTSBURGH Saturday, June Ii, lsoJ
The Grand Jury have recommended subscription from
Allegheny County of $4,000 to the Pittsburgh and Ceye
land Railroad This with the private subscriptions, which
amount 10 100000 the making of the road from
Pittsburgh to Bridgeport, opposite Wheeling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

30 notice Be sten Of Communications Whstever
Intended for insertion be authenticated BY the name and
address Of the weDot necessarily for public bat guar
Of LIZ good faith.
We cannot undertake rejected Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20

Two boys under q years Of age fougt luel New
Orleans few days since, IN which killed The
other escaped.
There is proposition before the Connecticut Legisla
ture 10 grant divorce for years absence Of husband
wife.
Willie travelling In the cars Dayton 80 lays since
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20
Nem'Uork Qailp Gribn,te.
MONDAY. JUNE 20. 1853.

q wanting T 1ribn< len their residences
Of business will please Their ADDE'S the Publication Office
ibrs1gs the Post-Oee Pree IA reek-paysbls
A TIE f'arrier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20
Arrival of Admiral Seymour at ~. John, N. B.-Er-
tensiye Preparations for the Protection Of he
Fish, &c.

BOSTON, Saturday, jane is, lSsS
New Brunswick papers 10 the 10th inst have been recev
Cd On Tuesday, H. NJ. steamship Argus, Commander
rrbes arrived Al st John bearing the flag white 1t the
forel of Sir George Francis Seymour kt Il n. Vice
Admiral of England and Naval Commander in Chief on the
North American and West Indian station salute Vas
fred and shortly after the Arguscsme TO anchor Sir Geoge
landed AZ Reeds Point where he was received by the Of
fcers in the garrison and guard of honor from 7Oth re
ment Thence he proceeded to the 81 Johns Hotel
sccomm sped by his Capt seymour OF the dag ship
Cumberland and Commander Purbes OF the Argus NEXT
morning Sir George proceeded to Frederckton on visit
10 the Lieut. Governor.
At meetir OF the Common Council on Tuesday AFTER
roou II was resolved that address from the city should
be prese nied the Vice Admiral expressing the spprobs
op of the citizens Of 81 John Of the firm, but udcious
and discreet manner in which the colonial fisheries were
protecte last season against foreign aggression by him.
and the naval forces under his command aud trusting thss
III. sam. desirable viii be pursued this year.
The Mo- BrHNSNcker says IL is UNDERSTOOD that this
visit Of the Vice Admiral 70 provinces Is connected
with the measures which have been and about TO be
adopted this season for the efficient protection OF
the fisheries schooner hired by Sir George Seymour,
hiss been manned and armed for the purpose OF guarding
the entrance Of the Bay of Chaear bstween Point MIS-
cou and Point Mach ere the Gaspe shore IN order to
"pre,ent all intrusion the waters of the Bay. Ihe
steamer Rose has also been hired and armed TO cruise Oh
Prince Edward Island aud prevent trespass there bo
stations have been established at various points ON tbs
of coast and these with the ships OF war and hired
vessels will we hope this efectualy prevent the
wsuon ntrusions upon fishing grounds OF which tho
"colonists have so long and so justly complained"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20
MoRE LIBELs-The following advertisement appears
in Wilmington North CarOliDa) paper

g 00S REWARD.-STATE Of NORTH CARO-
p S~c LIMA, HEN -HASONER COCSrY.-rterea.. Con-
plant upon cab c-y fhs II
lie Pese or si aad county a'ors.t By bESJAMS HAL
Lii Of the cer,Sl me o1gag
named LOTT aged Z years, I've aches
bscs formerly belonging LOTT WILLIAMS, OasloS
bObb aged about feet NAB ard
enselys from their sd matters ssryce and supposed
about this e00y
These therefore me ne state lofesad 70
conl4arG d forthwith 70 home their
ofthe
made pTovdsd intimate and declare rat ne sa1 LOTT
BOB home ard fByye1ey sgseUes
Way KILL DESTROY SLAVES Eleh
without
thereby.
iyer under our hands and this 9Th s,v o FeSsr7 l2
". N. PEDEs : P issLl
W. c. BETrEEcOURr. !. P. lssal
EOS REWARDTWo HUNDaLD DoLLAE Wi Re negro
LOTT TIrHER IwEsrY.Frvg DOLLARS Ter
BOBs sEaD delivered the SUBSCRIBER tie NninEon.
March : iS5 BENJAMIN HALLETT.
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II SEE THIRD Pee. Il

The Senate, Friday afternoon, ordered the Catho.
lie Church Property bill to third reading BY vote OF
10tO6.
In Assembly, Mr.. d. b. Taylor reported complete
bill in relation to our Police Department The House
refused to suspend the special order to take up the
Maine Law. The final vote on the Impeachment case
was set down for Wednesday at noon. The act legaz-
inc the Canal lettings of 1851 was repealed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-20

We have accounts from New-Bunswick OF extensive
preparations for the protection of the British Fisheries
from the terrible Yankee cruisers.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
sssaA<rn Telegraph Oecr, coz. Of Hsae~v and
Affairs at the Capital .

WASHINGTON June 10 isss
The democracy is inhsrnonous each wing spsaks Il
the other as even than Wings.
Efforts are being made have Ketlewsn removed iron
theTNsval Office at Baltimore
Edmund Burke is bitterly denounced. Certain distin-
gushed Democrats after eIhlustng all the terms Of cor
demnstiop, wind up by declaring that Edmund Was Wa
mot Provisost
Irish OF Albany. is here again after the New York M
Agency The Tea in his ear viii be very large
Secretary Dobbin has returned from the South
Albert Gsllan Allen takes charge Of the Naval Agency
in this City on Tuesday. iso.