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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-15

GREEN POINT LOTS for SALE-Thrce Lots,
u situated on the 'oghesery c.ross cf Union ~, sDd Dc
ks IS Zee, iron. On sl frop the fern. Pds. $40
oily tsso essh required 49,, r,... s., g, s... f,oro
nS IS s.;is5 sch house. 800 ~
.ss. Price ell" ''; sYL sfs f;s LAY 20 s
CREAT BARGAINS-For Sale splendid Farms Of
, se.ptf1l Bnei.s Lou The Farms .s ee
"s Ssy vary price sas sewers. farm. I'd I'd
E s as .Sa.s sos ssg o.. s.say o.sd e,-osn s
a:s :1s 1s sI, a., s % o1 "a s..s and Io "
desirable place for re.de1ee OF 70, 1gSh'sS p S m
sn ss i.sls s s as .d psS
HOUSE in BROOKLYN for sALE.-The brick
10 Clinton H:,s S's 90 Ss p wlaa i've min
IN ENTHUSIASTICALLY sale in South 5th-st
p.. sb elias. brick HoOse. three stories and base
h With OpSIT 's t s. aaS o OF sSs Hines
81 cARoLAN q, the prsnl.s..
4 O1s in BROOKLYN on VERY EASY TERMS
Por 9th Ward ot Brook IN, oosts from
Fosssy Thee Lots ae,rbe and vii be 'od sysbs
monthly n'' Of - A5o aB3P PFc Al Ss s &
MORRIsANIA.-A large Building, two stories high
w feet nor, By 80 deep situate no e. from tas deP6 Lot
the and has been used mustard mill Yah nest sO'ry
sos eb.p ard e'y Title perfect Apply to T. n MILLER
ct the konbsDia Depot
Dents are RIsING.-The only way 10 escape pay
6s s rene p: & 's sa '1 s G%a
or % o :. saDs RsTse S .m TRs
hs tos' rHe from sd in the slia to~n Of Newo
shele Call and e.rcusr giving fall
aeBIns No HaboyeIt No $50 Gtbsv an NJ 2n h-ey
VORKVILLE- For sale at YOrkyille modern
three story Dverg with four ots Of ground situated on 81
The House hnshed Is and
ell the mod and has toe bise
cellar II hne yew OF 1iga Bi5ge,
WIN - appIed for
imm,6isisly Apply 20 HOMER MORGAN, No. 2 Pines;-
WEST FLUSHING obly seven miles from the
W Cy Han by ferry and rsibosd call he Ss-n i2n o.
purchase lots In vicinity Of New YORK
property No property oe ed for sale around t2e
Of the sdvautgss Of Wer Flashing TAe
str ere will BE- incurred BY the puf-
css be btu price Of the lots great number have a.
railroad directly through IT. and ne
tho OF % property. Ia addition 70 ths the ""
A.uluh Flushing the property every htsen ulin
TtTns Full particular NC
vt grOubd &c, be hsd Of BARKER ELLIOT
No Is Esssso.st.
ell nON FOR SALE-No. &c West 9th
" i sOOOs 1t south sde-An ee can't 3storT basemeoi
and bck Dazzling Houso old vel bullt aad 10
1000 ~h ell the modern improvements Possession s Of
Eay APPLY sBEPHEtD. No. "a Wals
"a EnH THE CHEAPEST HOUSE in
&4,VOO. BROOKLYY situate on Hicks Of, first hoase
GGm tie Dsgrsw bnse three stories bfics
bowuton. and sobcesr; containing all the improve
floor spessiot Tubes bells range
minnte yak from the south ana
bsuiltOn Ferries r. De MUTT, no. II Spfacesi'
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1'HE NETWORK. BREMEN and s0UTaAaP.
1 TOS UslTHD STATES MAIL sIEAaER S-rhsv .no'
-r,-.i,y "a. Eiu- are the WASHINGTON Cap. Fteni
~ 1M1SN C.ts Z Hsrrs These sesneu stop o. 500
59h going and returning az,
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7 OHG ISLAND RAILRoAD-spring Arrangemeu

L. On and after SATURDAY the 18th April 1884 trains will
run % follows snti the 18th June. 1854
EAST. .
L.av. Brooilyp-le O'clock fr Greenpo ~ " for Hemp
.esd 3t5 II for FArmingise 6P for Hampstead F. H.
Jsmscs
On SATURDAYS the 345P from Brooklyn will 20 Yep
Returning Ysphsnk Monday mornings AZ 10 u
for Brs oslyn -. ,-L,-
on eepssdsJs and Saturdays the Train from B.ookyn
Fsrmngdsie Returning leave fHminsdse Oh AohAJ
arc Tbur,dsy mornings st4 IS, for BROOKLYN
Freisk Tain Leaves Prooklyn " fOr Greenport
TRAINS
Lssye GreenPort 10 c1et n tot Beosyn ssgs
SEA As NJ. for Brooklyn esse Jsna.ea 5i< 7S'
srd IS A NJ and 2l5 54a p N for Brooklyn
Frizht - ain leaves GreeppOrt at 7 VI OF orooklyn
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
On and .er i5h Juue bs - o'clock Train VIII run
on TO Cold sprIs Branch and Brooklyn eaVss
syns..t tbe present termiDsfiOnl at 81 =. VI. -.
In place train Eat 345 there will BE- Two trans
Yspbans ou all west OF Jsr.sa.em STA
ton except Bedford and aud uan AZ 70
e' making regular stops and return from sscseL ~
- hIrg biooklyn IS and :he train a. r nom brook
yn viii ebspge 10 u and the 60 nai1 from hemp,
Eead will leave sd az Tbs " isonAnk uhn va
BE- extended to Saturdays and leave there Tor Bfoof
lJ Aonda5 morDings Il % .----.. -. =,
a'epa'e'' 'N-S 1880 WM + MORRIS President.
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II OlJsF WARNING and VENTILATING WARE

H BOON No ~ Broadway. we invite ne tsatoh 81
Builders the pablo seueEs 20 oof speac Aso,a =.
&c ~ .rm CO. Nenlaing COotias A.P-ss coup SIG
,sversl ne rsserns Furnaces RAnses, &c con
Ss-v ana ,fcercv nc p pared % Ts-m aa5 Feniale
rsnouer glasses o. public ani pr At cidins ION
a. ~ rcssooshe comp ste 1850 men p e'ss -
go ~oBstsaty on hard, I'D Tor v2olssAs sni RIAL
"a o. 80 SS' - GEO L CANNON Aseat.
IRON PIPF-C NJ GUILD ~ 60 Ne. SSO Broad
90, .puf,ctae wgO1shi Iron P'pe OF a. se I'9sas ~
=, - ropSauf suppi, Of superior Gas and steam az
80 TooA &c CO hAve pd par ieaN '-n,oa go, e
-, ~, NJ he various toos required hy sN NO = ~
.pS s,,fr ,heirseye. that evrTy article Porehassl on
ofir, s.f,F,s,ion Orders from he coon poYS Vos
- :, a H.. of prtees for afdeS ~ mai = tesired A. -.
" 'A' Al GUILD 60 No 50 BEosiFa' Ne~-''fA'
subscriber mas on uinu
- $3.50 Of srs. # Ensia lom thfe 70 nl "o''
49, q, k.ss eo1.true md a nai~rs- rrrs
WV y } y ia -o,lrG u ...-As al -'t''
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G,camboats ano Gailrolos.

CUNDAY BOAT for ALBANY.-Merchsnts Line
p.y TIE new -s,n palace Ht ~, C,7t W H,ae,X will
s.,s as iGe, KIN, Ma ne ceurs R.iro Ns the
cru MOru,a Fer state room. and passage apply On board
or AZ the sfce o. the wharf. PAs'ase - cent?
NOR BOSTON. via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER
Z The SPLENDID sud superior neaner' BAY STATE Cspt N
tyn New Y,,s tStT sss. aa r.so
leaves NewYors every Tge.eAJ Thudas and s'u ds -
F..h 70 BcsSn FORWARDED hroasA With a.2ash BY
STATEN ISLAND and NETWORK FERRY
- NOTICE CHEAP ExcuRsIoS-s.rs esas 49,, o. , sad
e t.F. vanderbilt. LANDING Island hour from
sAM to!P.M Lave oO' Ct whi'sA'l''' N'T'i0'1 every
CIEyELAND AND TOLEDO RAILROAD
Tfss ,S5 T9sEp SiF gSsAeS ~ sS
EvIb SST N Eg EH5lSs NEWARK
F,,,f-soA M.i Tam fOm Of c. C. and RR for
Teedo Stopping all 'ain between G.f on snd rSlsd3 P';
season the Of Chicsso and Koch I. 'Sd Harosa IS
S S50TS nT T aa ic Nsa to
Atm thence to 4 Loas they vii Isse tn g "a
Lou. IN IS hos. cha.o wi.h G,snA Aurora
NJ sne %'ou'S ,na So. I So S1d s.,Sosv stop
Ping olm,ted Fill. EyrA Amhert V'rnilon and Huron
Nsr,fsd ard Sandu.sy R.Oed b. ~heh T reach
M,asa 60 Menu v.i0o1 o. os..l1 Is
" p.,,ena55P /" b. snasoh. c.Sc P NJ Fare Cleveland
70 lrri.paroi. IS e. Mad River and Lake Erie
ar Nsrst,l "a Roads ss los e. any other ROME; =.
tI rSsas spF 'sS y. Of r..s
rs Chicago 0rnHa eSon, ens . Shove WITH A. n
Nail r.n iron oaio Ci,yl for sanda.ty stop
t AZ all station. ihOe places This sn e1nnee At
sspdu.ly Mad River and LAKE. Erie Railroad arriving
IS sIer.ss from station OF add RR for
TOi,do By hs Isn pss.enss" reach Oheaso :" ~
Sr,u no 1854 Superintendent G and KR
T e.e'. prices Of freight bills e adng further ia
ppy the General r., r2e 9' 70 m
Or l. DUNrOS. Ticket
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IgTzEIoR-Two trans leave ealy tor Macon g
ons and eveous delay in the arrival Of me sen
,ho "a Express Of psenss VIII ease pay aAn
TUESDAY SATu DAY after he arrival at 81 Seios
Coonbas the be1t morning Al ioc sno
H.. sr The sp day Scocs only q ho1rs
u oonrs los iso" rsNoi
sn her rouIs o..
The steamer ST JOHNS SsRt Jsa,ss rec
WFLAKA Capt ~ KiaE. and William JAS
ron Thomas shaw form pesG9r ne
leaving savannah ~ ESDAf tUh,DAf
and ssTI O'Clock Pilatks Florida oaeh-
ma Darieu na!ys seogsi yaeksooVie bddeours
pcols.. ard Augustine These bo-s having
vsd fer passengers .nd taxing the inland route
iu6 ats for ms aids .nd OF or
For apply bossd, <hee all bills OF AIDING vi" Dc 'Snee
A Govr
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s,REAT WESTERN MAIL EOUTk-SIArN

N MILFs DISTANCE 5AvEO-MICHIGAN sOUTHEks
gAILROAD LlNE-The Railroad ao~ open 10 the snss~Pp
aver Runnng Sc Loas 5ss hour an, .,,, .. nm
passenger leave hew,fork By she nsW,IOah s1
~, auiyint evening M p9nslrs OF SaNao
al .cnne-tins with LIGHrNlN9 EXPRESS TRAINS OF
SHORE RAILROAD and reach chcsso next syenlnS
comfortable nights obtained no
eroeeed mDnlns BY the lCABO AND hOCk
BLAND RAILROAD. for La Sale Bloomington sPrinsheli AZ
IN and st Louis BY RAILROAD Also counee,iG,
a. Chicsgo the CHICAGO md OAhESA kAiI-
kOAD hr Rockford. Fre~port Gaens and Duoulae
this line the privilege Of oppns 81 POM
And will not sublecied y
ne ve,s;ious DELAYS occsioose - 10" WNfEb
~ Wher cours
Through further inf mstoL sppy 81 the Con
,.,y,, No srssds.y Of Dey-st. q
POTTER ffepsTsl zen
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NOOkING KANUt anu HEAILh tVAD4
The American ios) Range With bot sir a';ahmen iak'
- ap ry other and hereof lost CO eote sad car-
ned \ htrsver required. A. McPhERsOS NO &o4 Wsterst
fNIAkK~ PATENT FLOU RING NlLL-Ihe most
ioes Of srinoog and boiling apcsrs r 1h
eNhibion a. she dA'lern RtiE
rsS e,r Ceners, Room No p entrance on shtssi ~ up
, Ger shout bigh and three feet Gi't ca
ns MI the mse OF perec Merchant MIL ca ao4' o. i,
ire ~ MY Of -four dsy and dons The VIZ he %
e n amer and with ser expenditure Of poser ,nAn any
the min in the woId Price eomPlee $40 Pseni Asns III
ala
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CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEf-
- NFW-YOAK EASrON. s0hERVlLLE a.
srRrsC .ssASGEsEsr coMMEscisS APeIL 10. 1894 .
Leave Nev-yors Easton &c a 3 AZ VI. aud I r NJ
Leave New York for SOmersiile tsayl str -
Py .tesm.r. RED JAChEr and WYOMING tom pier NO.
coppepz izabehtOwn with tT,ns ~ Ne~Jers7y hi-
c.d frorn fot Of Courtlandt-st Re'upipg will leave
Pbitstng oppcse Eas,on ST Is and 10 - VI and I'M
souer,illt iWAyl q IS A VI - .,,. ,.,,r
FLIZABErHPORr AND EEW-YOlK
I.sy. New YORK at and 10 10 A NJ " NJ ssd o NJ
Leave Elizabeth port at IS and Is y 1, aod 7 VI
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NkANKLIN ACADEMY.-Boarding and Day

School Gentlemen, at Sing Sing Wesehser Co N
YProf Mills will bis school 70 the above named place
the OF May next The course OF bstrnco Is compso anu
INCLUDING the branches tho Classics French
Sp,pisb unacquant d with the irsti'u
eabis1uent
tb M particulars +. H. Wilcoxs Broad
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~ ne S.,, over ever description II ~eisa NJ ma
ehps row In use The psn OF coosocion pnNosop1 s aeo
~ M ,ovm~uf Of levers with snsie beam IS ne
NOS, scpls vIseissele in eoiapeaia rs
sree 1be woIlnsrshP IS pe'i,e, s % - cal s.se .ar-
res % dressed aud eveled thsi the knife req s
thrcush whole lepgh and N every pom "a =.
have otNiated al tendency dsransel7nt OF
scCsracy o. me iYs''- =
These ScAs have subjected 20 TO srXfs r@S - = -
rrir re railroads Und States AZ EftAod s % tsy
hrsrc6 Of lusuess hroughOu. the world snd mex ul.
rscy snd ereag durability have gas for ~ ia i
r. SrANpARD from which Their can Dc 70 app,
Of wCrss and hN the ilFo4l
# new md Ssua- mAehnery ensbrd u of-r car sae'
A. 1reay reduced prices Scanief >calss Dei! ~
III er sold srd warranted by - fA,SoANN vi
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AZ srperieuced sur eon on board al. NJ.
~ Of shirs will be s-oatabe tor ead Two
49, i.wslv precious -.ores or Metals uale- os o.
rg therefor and the 'Are ther-o h-1en -Ap7
f1r Hel-A' u spy CrNARD Bowling Grcer
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-O

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On and alter
SATURDAY April 10 the following changes on time OF Trains
will take effect viz; =. .,.---.v,,
TIE Train Leaving New fof at A VI Sup a.
Hill Rhn check ,,,- -
Fr.sh, and Passenger Trains for Poughkeephe now
Ie.yinru lOA NJ will esye .. / 2. VI and -.
Tisn TO Peekskl Stopping at al stations wH es'e a. ~
A. NJ and returning viii leave Psehbnl AZ 20 p 81
The Train leaving Poushkeep.e ats WI iesse
pM T. FRENCH, General superintendent
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information o passage apply OpD 70 o., a.

EOR BERMUDA and ST. THOMAS-The Royal
il Mail steamship CURLsW. W sampson Comm inlet ar
fine new steamship the above Islands on MONDAY
Msy8 1854 20, !, .-.r. H.. -.
1 Cuv mas tult the Clyde, espeeay TOT n'
ThOm-s She hes otty poop
spd care her good vent on
r35; - fhomE CIV FOR ei9n
CUsARD No BO shng green Ses- fok'
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Alarhinern. &e.

kNEALED IRON FENCE WIRE--4,0O0 lbs. Nos.
~ IA and y Iron Wire suitable eh being tough
rope For sale low at SIMPSON Co.'S No.
a Cana
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Ocean 5ieamers, &r.

DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP EUROPA for LlE
IL ERPOOl.- he FUaOPA v SHANNON. Comm DBL ~
fren h Cvlny, Doct Jsr,ey Cy 9TH Dc nAAs ASs
Jrees rsqatsed D On board - III oeoss
The ASIA vii sal ne 81 Nsy.
L'Ok SsNANNAh-FAkE REDUCED Inc new
J -a.-z @airsr, A.i rOSE STATE .pS
Ls.s- lss.s.l tA- >t21-s Nj, ~u leave
TH-A Sasszrah 81 W-DSF sDAY All ls = ~ TeiS .
from ID. hArf aoTe In speed AID sireEz,h $40
evcrt esD Ger IL esmoit sd eSs $50
tisshpS r.rrrsed F.re from Pbi.1isl2h. 80 se-fNe
% Ire sTATE OF GEORGA aves shove iee ,oisosins
VEDEEsDAY As.ns II fsIsd-lphis H. hOS hAhi4N
No 81. SOih ~EsTvs. n ssvSnr1 a. { LAaan
Tor Ne W-ORLEASs-DIRECT The new
s.szship OElZAsA barieu Caps snes L,w!ess
SATU kDAY, Ap-! p a. P soe Z. e1eebeo'
d-cs
FTei.hf, 4 eerts cable Loot .eo
Pass.te. cabin
AT bs a .Sitt b signed OF boaId For freight Ps'Ase
.rp'yto CHAKLEs MORGAN Assnt No Bowl1s-eIeeo-
L'OK VIRGINIA CAhOLlNA, GEORGIA, &c
il The : Nd .sesalship JAMEsrONS Capt Cavendg VII
leave pier No. IS North River sAfI hDAt AZ IN,
NOON Ap- l. f5f Norfolk Pe;erso Ad DC
Tin, srk a5o1f Passenger srriS'Es thefe en- tAse
n, Saboa.d ADD Roaaoks NinsOn md MANCHESTER
asE1rA Charleston &c PAsAz and isTeto So'iSk 80
70 Psterposrs and ghmoad 80 hspnee to neHDN
sDpiy bssrd icr psssse, N -. =,
~ LUDLAM \ PLEAsASTs, No 8 5rOsfss,.
Tor CHARLESTON and FLOalDA-sEhl-
WEEKLY L. MAIL LINE Ths new aat ts.goins sts IN
or JANIS ADDER will leave Pier No T. North iser 90
SATURDAY April IS O'Clock pfees=y For ifelSa ,p
On board where 81 bill. Of lsdios all De sssed sld ~, p,
stthe ofee Of sPOFFORD TILESTOS CO, No y Ssi Fy
Tbcosh tcke 10 Flods follows To Jacksonville 81 70
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD to PHlLA-
Y DELPHI A. from No J. North River Two lines dst At
4. ana NJ Accommodation Line az 7 NJ, y resunoAt
John Porer south AmeoJ thence By cars 20 way and
d,n YXpress Line By John Potter 3 Amooy thence
direct 20 Camden by cars. through IN hours Fare rJ
CHAEGE of ROUTE of the IL A. NJ. and r Nj
~ LINES for PHILADELPHIA On and after MONDAY he
,s,b Of Msyrh the n ard Trains for philadelphia via
the New Jersey kaoad will be via Taeoney and W-nat
baf Tins ana delay OF the omnDnse
from KsnpetoI and fodns pa,,ense opportunity 70 dine
or board the ambca on the DesN inc return
trps Philadelphia at NJ and At M Sh leave foh
st y arr
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III 0ON FOR SALE-No. &c West 29th.

Degrsw the house three stories bfcs
and spbcesr containing all the Improve
floor speaking Tubes bells range
distance but Eve minue vsk from the soun sn'
bsuilton y. ries +. DE MOTT. No II Spraees,
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riano-fortes.

". LADD g. Co.'S CRYSTAL PALACE
IA PREMIUM PIAn0s-Jsst shs, ever Purchaser wants
found No al Broadway, VIZ remarkably good IN
T.run price" See the o6es Of the Crystal
Psiacs PMS 20 A W LADD q Co.
LINCOLN THOMPSON, Sole AGENT
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5J,BE BRITISH and NORTH AAlEa ICAN BOY

n MALL FRoI SFw-YoRK TO LIVERPOOL
chief Cebin PUsAxe. ......s...ssss q =
second Cabin Psssase ,....s -, W
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Pessafe
Second lsbtn Passage ..........s...'''' ~
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In PURSUANCE Of al order OF the Surrogate OF u
County ofEewYork notice hereby gwen 10 all persons hsr
claims AGAINST MARGARET HALBERT late Of the City Of Ne
Yor deceased 10 present the With vouchers thereof @
suleriber Al his Office No 81 Cfs 10 the City Of NewYor
before the 9Th day Of Nay nent-Dsed New me
day Of November 1853 LEWIS "AIhlS,
p5I,v6nSs Executor.
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DUTChEh q READ, Manufacturers VI sheet
ID Lead Pipe Bs iron, and Copper Pumps Co.ett
Conner Sinks al sizes Pumhinf
No 252 WAter4st- door from Peckslip.
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i Mrs C. WHITE will re0eeD her School for Gid. the s
az subject parental discIpine
eeiss q ey fathfay taught The
elevated ,und afford ample fscities for
esiion sud the house is ars ana conmodious
Conmuuica n twice Day ~ railroad
Bee Engsn branches including washnP
f2s French as Masic +l per qd,rr
Circue obisined ofC Roach Esqr No SO 0reen~lchs
NJ, e pa,k.p aee Nav York
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The Albany Regi'ter informs US that the Know
Nothires will elect the next President. Very
well; let them if they can. But on what plat
form Why on the old one of ignoring the usur-
pations of Slavery, smiling Oh its encroachmenss,
and allowing it to control the policy of the coun-
try and violate the most solemn compacts without
thesightest resistance. In other words, the policy
Of the Statesman who made the Fugitive Slave
Law is the policy Of the Order, with the simple
addition of acquiescence in the Kansas and Ne.
braska bills, and on this ground, with the late
elections in view, "Sam " expects to choose bis
candidate for President in 1856. Perfect acqui-
escence in the establishment of Slavery in Kan
sas and Nebraska is his watchword. 1t strikes
US that Sam either makes an egregious fool
of himself or expects to make greater fools of the
masses of the North. That he can succeed in the
former there 10 no doubt; how he will succeed
in the latter has yet to be seen.
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FRon FoRr LrAvrSwoRrB.-A letter from gen.
llemsn ct Fort LeaveDworth states thst on the sth
April, the command OF 1t. Col. Cook overlook and
surprssd large camp Of the Jiccirlis Apschcs then
q var with the whites the poiot Of
she San Juan Mountains. The Indians took fight,
isevse psrt Of their material. and some horses near
sss camp Among other things found by the United
80 80 roops vss Shsrps breech loading rife. The
Sriasd y The side In this wsv il had bean trsns'
soS%eo ,.so fssei sad |, actually emitted a some
VIE nsasS sosnd. A short time previous TO The
ss1P. % ns osrp zone Of the United States col.
~. ~ - isss.. ss % ameush, end in the sffrsy
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FROM NOVA SCOTIA.

BosrOs Saturday Dec 10, 1884,.
A dispatch received here from ia flax says that the
Governor of Nova Scotia has, in accordance Win ths
recent act of the Legislature issued proclsnaum
repeating the duties now paid by American ship-mi-
ters Cd the various articles which prop-rly come ua
der the provisions of the Reciprocity Treaty:
The ST. John ~. b. pspels, OF tbe ITO INST, say
that the schr Arrow, from Dgby, IN 81 Tor 81:
the hands on board and number Of tho passengers
had persisted. ,....
They also state that considerable irritation was be-
ing felt throughout the British Provinces in con'e-
quence OF the delay in carrying out the PROVISIONS Of
the Reciprocity Treaty
The Custom house authorities Of this city seized
last night about 81 200 worth Of cigars snugsed into
port by u bark from Havana.
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THEA TRICAL AND MUSICAL.

NInLo's.-The performance Of The Soanambeist
BY the English company, at this theater, excited
much applause on Saturday. Miss Nau was twice
called before the curtain This accomplished vocal
lot will take benefit tonight.
AoAprsr or Music.-The Cognoscento agree that
Norma ss given by Mad. Grisi on Friday, was tho
fne impersonaton yet rendered by her here of that
part. Signor Lorini, a. Pollione, sang admirably.
Signor Mario being able to appear, the Barber will
be performed this evening.
BRoApwAY.-The Pyne Opera troupe will CON-
incnce new engagement this evening. Fra DiarOlo
being tho opening piece, with Louisa Pyne as Ter
" nna," and Mr.. Harrison as " Fra Diavolo." Other
English Operas will be given during the week.
Burton s-Benefs to Mr.. Barnett and Mr. John
son are announced for this and Wednesday evenings.
Tonight, The Serious Family of which Mr.. Barnett
IL the author Mons. Jacques and A B!ighted Being.
wsILAcK's-Mr. Testers very successful comedy
Of Tro 10 One will be played until further notice.
Aso, A Geniieman from Ireland A new drama is
in preparation.
MrrRoPoIrAS The grand spectacle Of Sciamyl
IL 10 be played again tonight, with another new
drama, called Gaspsrdo, tie Gosdoiier.
BowKRY-The horses have gone, and in their
place We have the legitimate, such as The Rough
Die~osd, Ola Oak CAea, Robbers Daughter Wal
Iooe, sc. On Wednesday evening Mr.. Dunn has a
DO, eft, when Pau Jones and The Wandering Mn
strei will be played. Miss Fanny Herrings benefit
on Friday, with Bran BorOihns, KR Carson, &c.
NArioSAL.-There is a combination of Circus and
Stage performances for the Holidays. Beside the
equestrian doings TO nights panomime will be played
BARSuNs.-There is always something worth SEQ
ing here, especially during the Holidays. This week
Knowles tragedy Of Vvg'nis' will be played every
evening, by Mr.. Scott. Mr. Clarke and Others with
lighter pieces for the afternoon.
See advertisement for Minstrel performances, and
other public entertainments.
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error as history sfords-nct Ct to be adiuced
a. A reason for such disaster as the present.
Under Prott elton, every class wouli become
comfortable, and gradually rise to the en-
ioyuent Of abundance and Injuries for We
tp,w that the sDstches We bad Of IT, from
the tariff ofl-2S and 1912, were entirely 10 that
direction Let the mechanics and lsborrrs give
over the 6eusioDs Of sham Free Trade an Sivery
economies, which they have supported at the fat
of their southern masters, and we shall see the
present difficulties and dstresses incontin 'ntly
pss,irg away, and the prosperity of succeeding
years assured on scientific and permanent basis.