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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-23
FUNERAL OF JAMES It. LOUVRE.

The funeral of James 7. Lovrie, the fireman who
lost his life at the Broadway fire, took place yester-
dav afternoon from the residence of his brother, No.
81 Seconded. Lowre, at the time of his desth, was
amember of Hose Co. No. II Co, A, American Ri
Hes; Continental Chapter, No. 10, O. L. A; Lafay-
cite Tent, No. s. and Independent Order Of Recha-
bites. lie was in bis cath year when he met his I'M
timely end.
His funeral was attended by the New-York Fire
Departn ent and the various bodies with which be
had been connected. The order of the procession
was as follows:
United Americans Continental Chapter.
Rechabites.
Exempt FiIemen's Association
Ofbcers and Trustees of Fire Department Fund
Fire Department Banner.
Members of the Departn dressed in citizens costume
Chef and Assistant EngiDsera
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sixteen Representatives from different se Companies Eau
Ane, the bearse came the Foreman sud Assistant Foremen Of
mourning badges
Relatives and friends Of deceased in carriages and on loot
The procession moved co sn Broad way, the differ
ent bells of the City tollng until the procession
reached tie South Ferry
The deceased was buried in Greenwood, in the
Fire Department Mound. The American Rifles
buried him with full military honors
His pane and fate viii be inscribed upon the Fire
mems Monument, adding another to the already too
extended let OF victims to duty
The engine houses ihrousho the City have been
drsped in mourning, and the members Of the Depart
ment will wear mourning for thirty days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-23
PUBLIC MEE7ZNGH
NEW-ENGLAND SOCIETY-FORTY-EIG
ANNIVERSARY DINNER

Tie annual dinner Of the New Eogland Society Of
the City Of NewYork was eaten last evening. in the
Aston IIouse, according 70 custom. The aeenia1se
full, as u-us-about $50 pc sous sitiog do sn az
the tables, which were furnished in tho ha,itualy
excellent syle of the Aston with f. sisg aound.ncs
Of oil sorts Of wioes, and embell he'd with the fol.
lowing appropriate
ORNAMENTAL Pastry:
nsnel Wtbter Gotbic Temple.
Venetian Tower. Pioneer. Hofn.
Plymouth Monument. Sts.re OF WsshnstOn-
Tire Ofaees supp Ttugs Landing Of tbs Pilgrims.
Esste ct
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05
THE HuLsEMANN LETTER

/ The Boston Post says that the story by
its namesake in New York, relative to the
authorship Of the Hulsemann letter. is an
old one, and intimates that there has been
no correspondence between Mr.. Everettand
Fletcher Webster. on the subject. It adds,
however. that. "the history Of the Hulse:
mann correspondence is curious, and the
publication Of it wonld be very interesting J.
It may be given to the world one Of these
days"
A dispatch from, Boston says the disclos-.
ures made BY the Post have Greater no ex-
element in that city, nor any ill-feeling be-
tween the friends Of Mr.. Webster and Mr..
Everett. ofthe Hulsemann letter, the dis
patch says:
The original draft of the letter was re-
turned to Everett more than q year ago. by
Mr.. Webster,s Literary Executors. and a
printed copy taken. which, wilh the Origi-
nal will be preserved among Mr. Eyerett's
papers. He does not contemplate any pub !
lication
In speech At The Kossuth banquet, in
Wellington, "a The lst Of January 1852,
M Webster thus referred TO the letter
Z May I be 50 otistical as to say that q
have nothing new 70 say upon the subject
of hungary. Gentlemen, IA tie autumn Of
year before last, ont Of health and retired to
M paternal home among The mountains Of
New Hampshire vas. BIZ reason ol ny
physical condition, confined 10 my house;
but was among Tie mountains, whose "a
i've air as bound h inspire. Nolhing
.d M ssnsss Doihing salulod ny
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05


TIE NEBRASKA BILL IN M1ssoURr,-The
accounts given by Southern Democratic jour
nails ofthe unamity pf the party in support
ofthe Nebraska Bill at the south do not tally
with an extract we make from the leading
Democratic organ in Missouri. The Mis-
souri, Democrat in an article on the late cleo
tons in St. Louis remsrkrihat the Wings
alone lin St. Louis redivided upon the ques.
ton, and further says:
"tbe Democrats are united to q man IN
opposition to the violation Of the pligh,ed
faith of the nationby the repeal Of The com
promise. end new agitation Of slavery, Ben
ton. the leader Of the party, IS opposed 70 ii
every Democratic paper in the state denorn-
ces it; and the Democrats stand united
againstit.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05

DIED-sAt his plantation near NstchitO-
chez La, on the 9th March, after prOlTacl-
eli illness Of consumption, Thomas 0. 0WingG.
formerly Of Tensas parish La, in his 54Ih
year of his age. Daring hisGickness, which
was oflong duration and necessarily Of much
suffering, he bore all with patience and rOS-
ignation Of the Divine will. A short time
before his death he protested hope in Christ
and to the time Ofhis departure that hope afs
forded comfort and consolation. When call
ed upoE to bid farewell TO his friends upon
earth he did il with camness and peace
though he sorFowed, 10 leave them, yet he
knew that in leaving them, he was only go
ing to be with better iIiend upon whom hiS
loVewas already fixedand from whom he was
never again to be separated. He fell il was
far better ito dePart and 10 be with Christ.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05

mind o. sentiments. but freedom, full tnd 2
Dire, applause, and there gentlemen. near
the gfaYe pf ny ANCESTORS, wrote letter,
which post Of yop have seen, addressed to
Is Austrian Charge d.ARairs: | can pay
nothing Of the ability displayed IL that let
Ter, butas toits principles. while the sun
and moon endure. stand b. them.
A correspondent Of the Baltimore Tsmss
writing to Washington. claims to have con-
yersed freely with Mr. Everett upon the
subject 81 bis intimate relations with
Mr.. Webster; and be arrives al the conclu-
ion that while Mr. Everett assisted the
secretary in The discharge Of bis srduous la
bors and was consulted in regard to the
amous letter. the authorship vas not the
present Senator's; nor does he claim it,
He is said to be, moreover, deeply panied
at the recent publications in regard to It.
The Boston Advertiser understood to be
in the confidence OF Mr.. Everett says;
eve know not Why the disclosure Of the
facts here stated should produce intense ex-
cit. pept here pretended, among the friends
Of Mr.. Webster and ar. Everett. It has
been long known to some Of the friends Of
both these gentlemen, that Mr. Everett, at
Mr.. Webster's request, while he was quite
i'll, wrote the draft of letter, which Mr..
Webster adopted with addition, as his re-
ply to Mr.. Halsemann; and that Mr.. Web
ster, some time before his death, de-
clared his intention Of announcing this fact
but was induced by certain considerations
to postpone it. leaving the papers however
in state for future publication. If the
facts stated in the above extract in regardto
securing the original draft from Mr.. Fletcher
Webster are correct, they must have occurr-
ed many months ago, and the story Of the.
object of Mr.. Eyerett's recent visit, and the
publication Of thousand copies for circu-
lation, falls. to the ground. The facts. in
regard to the authorship Of the letter are
historical details, proper to be published
at proper time and which neither party
could nave any disposition to conceal,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05
~ It's said Mr.. Marcy has dec,,,

~ It's said Mr. Marcy has declared Il
there be any attempt to back out from the
demands MADE upon Spain on the part Of
the President, he will at once resign The
Demands upon Spain, are first an apology
for the affairs of the Black Warrior; and
Secondly the investment of diplomatic pow
er in he Captain Generalto treat Directly
upon all Differences Connection With Cuba.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05
DEMOCRATIC WARoN THE ADMIN
ISTRATION.

The war upon the President and his cab
met is kept up with vigOr by the New York
Democrats. AT meeting Of the Young
Mems National Democratic Club, last week
Judge Morton of Georgia made long
speech, in which he excoriated the. Admin
istration. He said it. had proved recreant
to Democratic expectations Instead Of
proving to be national in his views and
feelings Pierce. he said, had proved to be
the reverse. Party traitors in every section
have been chosen as the paid opponents. Of
bemoeralc sentiment-at the North, Free
Sellers, those who defeated the Democracy
in ls4a; and at the South disunionists and
those who had sworn never to. serve under
any but sectional man.
The following is the concluding portion Of
his speech.
What. then. is our duty?-to continue in
the course the club has laid down, and OPP
pose such action boldly and manfulIy. Let
them learn that ours is paaty Of princi-
PIES and not of plumber and spOils. and
that when they undertake to deseCrate the
name of democracy BY unholy condition we
stand prepared to, rebake their action. and
determination. They would respect the
man who fills the first Office in the world
until his term ofpower expires. He is moth.
ing without it; and it is well for him that
this is an age Of reason and law and that
those he has abused await the judgement
of time. els. would a justly indignant and
outraged people hurl him from ths station
he disgracea. He may think that he holds
an afectionate place in the hearts OF his Peo;
ole; that he has deceived let US say to him
by our action tonight. that his errors can.
not be atoned. and that we await with joy
fulness the day which will carry from a po-
sition which be has prOstituted for evil toI
and obscurity. waning even the
which we may possess, and lack.
ing the consistency which we can justly lay.
claim TO.
The following resolution was adopted a
mOng others. twill be seen that il fully
endorses Mr.. Cuttings opposition to the
Senate Nebraska bin, especially the alien
clause;
Resolved That the manly course pursued
By Hon F. B. Cutting IA the House Of Rep
resentatiVes. On the occasion Of The vote IL
referring to the Committee ofthe Whole the
Nebraskabi Is reported ~ Hon AT. Rich
ardson, ofIll;at the time and subsequently
rejects q brilliant halo on his well earned
and entities him p ths gratitude
Of the true men Of the North. Who approve
u the principles Of tie bin, but not ip de-
ais, particularly that q TIE Clayton alien
clause
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05

BENTON. Miss. May End 1885.
MRs. PREYnrE
"There was sound Of reyeIry at night
Anc Yazoo's guOndans capital had gathsrd
then,
Her beauty and her chiya ~ and bright
The talow candles shOne Ger fair women
and brave men"
Did YOU ever know Of 8 Ball being des-
cribed without Byron's beautiful stanza on
the famous Waterloo Ball being dragged IN
81 tie horns as It were? Ihaye improved
It YOU viii observe. "a by youth used
to affect such quotations. but have seen
50 much ofthe sort that have taken an
oath by nv sweetheart never il ! 60 up
The Rhine to say word shout Drachsns
fels. and never to use any Of lhe hackined
allusions and quotations that old fogy W
writer have been using for the last age
Old Benton looked ike iteelf yesterday
indeed some of the Old inhabitants thought
the whole town had been asleep for the last
Eve wears. and having had Rip Van Vim
kle nap Of il had gotup younger and bflgn-
ter than eyer From cary morn Gil night
vsohicles 81 $40 descriptions and animals ct
81 ealibse, The fierce charger, th6 arlstos
cratic match dapp even down e the
mule. nlou hor and bob tailed nag, were
sro ding into dr. animated slreels The
i 5gI a. 400 county were aWake estex.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05
SPECIAL NOTICE.

G9- See advertisement Of the fine New
orIe'ns1E Louisville Packet. ROBERT ].
" RID. Those wishing for a pleasant
trip to Louisville gan have it by engaging
rooms in time for The 18th of May, the end
tofJune. the II of June and on the same
days ofthe month throughout the season
Apply in time 70 J. NJ. TYLER at the
Prentiss House, Yieksburg
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05

MEssFs. aGAMBlB & sKATEs-on a recen.
visit TO Vieksburg, we visited the Marbl,
Yard of these gentlemen; and were much
pleased with several specimens Of their
workmanship. Tie monument erected
to the memory Of Rev. Stephen Patterson.
which was made by them. would do cred
it to any establishment ether North or
South. There are some monuments and
Tombs in the Cemetry Of Yazoo CITY
erected BY them, which are indeed beau.i
full specimens Of their taste and skin. The
prices atwhich they sell their marble are
reasonable, and We advise those in wan,
Of articles in their line, to send their or
dess TO them before sending at distance
See advertisement.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05
RUsarAN DIrlomAcY. The Washing.oi

correspondents. oftbe E9pye writes:
If Russia have The roughness. ofthe bear
she has also the wisdom or the serpent. Her
diplomacy, for the last sixty years has been
distinguished for its coasunnate fnesse. tact
and ability. She has freely availed herself
Of the extraordinary talent Of Pozzo d Dor.
60 Capo 'Istria and Nelselrode All foreign
ers; and possessed herself q will Of The mos
important state secrets Of all The courts of
Europe. Il raanot therefore be expected
that she viii overlook . nation So important
stbe United States Size das learned that
ere this that gold s Is powerful among r.
publicans as among The subjects g moaar
chy and that nothing g inapcs where
Che genal aud corrupt cophen:s spurious
Democracy bear sNa
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05

The wor.i ultimatum is done with. BY
he last arrival we learn that Russia rejects.
even ultimatissum Of the western powers
They must fight now or add another sylla-
BILE to the word. So says the Boston Post.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05

OF The last Steamer, the Asia brings the
important news that Ffenee and England have
formally declared war against Russia We
may expect stirring times soon.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05

An Irishman who was once on 3 journey
said lie never liked Is see tables full Of
books and newspapers where he stopped
over night "fOr. said BE, 4 can never
ind any Whiskeg such places
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05

1fyour enemy Islander you live so that n,
body WI believe him.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05

A clerical friend, who is ';settled" away
down east tells Us that he is often very much
amused at the shreWdness Of a certain par
ishioner of-his, who is very fond Of reading
his Bible without note or comment, and
guessing out any obscurities which be may
encounter. He came to his pastor, one day
and asked him what in his opinion, was
the reason why the Jews who went out to,
meet Christ as he was riding into Jerusalem
seatee on an ASS colt took branches ofpalm
trees in their hands He was told thatthey
intended to honor the Saviour, etc. Honor,
himE said he, chats al humbugl don't
believe a word oft! Was1't they a-tbirst-
ing after his blood2 a plaguey sight Of
honor they meant 70 ID. hinl No, no tell
you them pesky Jews was awful cunnin'
critters, AMI they anted to break his neck;
and so they took them branches to skesr lts
cohP Our correspondent cOmmends this
Interpretation to, the attention Of all Biblical
communicating icker6Qcker.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05

~ II is said that Mr.. Everett has in
formed friend in Washington. that he did
pot write the Hulseman letter.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05

% Mrs. H. Beecher Stowe is at tn,
Water Cure Northampton. Mas ;, recupera
ting her health.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05
CROMWELI,s Army

% var this iran es force was irFeeisfltlo
The stubborn courage characteristics 81
English people, va. By this system 81 Cror.
well at once regulated and stimulated OIL
e. leaders have Inspired their follower Wiz
3 love as ardent Bat ID tis camn done
the most rigid discipline was found ~
company with the ieEcest enthusiasm. fIir
troops moved TO victory with The precision
Of machines while burning with the widest
fanaiicism Of crusaders. From the time
when the arm waS rsmodeled % the time
when disbanded, itneyeF found either On
the British Islands 81 on The continent ~
enemy whgcap stand its onset. Ia England
Scotland. ireland, Flanders, Puritan Warri.
ors often surrounded ~ difficulties, some
times, coutending against threefold Odds.
not only failed 70 conquer but never failed
to destroy or break them. They az length
came TO regard the day Of battle as q daT of
certain triumph. and marched against the
most renowned battalions Of Europe with
disdainfuf confidence. TUrenfe was star.
tied BY the shout Of stern exnItation thst
his English, advanced 70 the coribat and ex-
pressed the delight Of true soldier when
ed Ihatit was ever the fashion or CromWell'a
pikemen to rejolce when they beheId Che.
enemy; and the banished cavaliers could moi
rspress 8 national pride when they saw 4
brigade Of their countrymen outnpmbered
by foes and abandoned By allies, drive be-
ore it in headlong route the frst infantry
of Spain, and force passage into counter.
scarp which had Just been pronounced i'm.
preghable BY the finest marshals Of France.
But that which chiefly distinguished The.
army Of Cromwell from other armies vas
the austere morality and fear Of God which
pervBded all tanks. 1t is acknowledged By
the most jealous royalists, that in thatsingu.
lar camp no oath was heard, no drunkenness
or gambling was seen; and that during the
long dominion Of the soldiery, the property
Of the peacable citizen and The honor ofwc-
men were held sacred. H ogtrages we're
committed they we're outrages, Of very
different kind from those Of which a Victori-
Gus armyis generally guilty Ne servant
girl complained Of the rough gallantry
the redcoats Not an ounce Of plate, WA
{ ken from she shops9of the gOldsmiths.-
But Pelagian sermon, or a window on
which the Virgin and Child was Painted
procured in the Puritrn ranks and excite
ment which it required the utmost exertionS
OF the officers to quell. Nqcaulg,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05

Laws kditSr n hi0 hes g0t eleven q.
Bel sd lsoh Bis hands lie say he hs1 been
discussing with lawyers So much latslg
thai i Is bard work fof him g keep rom
cheating sane bodY
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05

@ Edward Everett was sixty years old
On the lth instant
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05

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leans.
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son. as follows
On tuesday, May and at 10 o'clock PIX.
:. Wednesday :. 18th g."
e Friday June and =
" Saturday. 18th 9
g Sunday July and I" /"
Monday 18th 9
Persons coming in on the Railroad, mayrs
" on the puncuality Of thispacket, To secure
state rooms, and for any further information
apply to ], ia, TYLER, Agent,
ma5-3m. AT the Prentiss House.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-05-05
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