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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-07
Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
ieared.


s,esmhi1s-G Georgia McKirry AspinEa 81 Roberts Cur
lev tBr Ssmrsou. Bermuda. +. C. ncrf. -
shiTs- tor-es Ha NesO leans Nn Nelson son
Job1 Brewer Liverpool ians Gaioni SAan
nou Tlcrn-ou LyeIfoo Brown Agab, Ballard quay
arn. !. " bwel Co
BsEs-C & BELL Cole Mobile Ease Hazard; Exact, Gun
L.. ssvtnnah siges Cearms1 Co. Oyeman Long
j. b JotusCn; T. sturgss Rice Porto Aco Se 4 NJ Freeman
Co Jane. Hell lamp Pensacola. Peck Church = W Nash,
MMr TIndae DC Cuba. Peck Chur u. ,u
Bfigr-Dta Savanuah Van Brlnt Slaght Holland
Brown Leghon Rechnsse Sehwabi Rowland F's A2n"a
j. W. ElweI 60
Plymouth Rock Hav kDs. New Orleans WIN Nelson sons
II Wsw ms Griffin. Chaeson, McCresdy, Mott Co; Geo
smith Nctols c, D0lner Poter; CanieA Hand
J. W Mckee; Pefaus tDutcn) Crtys Lagu1 ra
Frrrb N,iprke Louise tBr) Audaon s.. John. y B. Tlos
r. OoIgon; Cen CiLch Baker Philadelphia W Mckee 90
c H. saneoo "a etn Pierre Martinique, Buck Co
Prope ss-Mouur Port Baltimore, Parker v Coal &C
jackson Parrish. Baltimore, 2 '. Coal Co
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The Citizens Bank Of this City has declared ssmi
annual dividend Of p cent
The Oriental Bank dividend of 81 Y cent.
The effect of the foreign has been to stsn Bread
stuis while the small supply here checks transactions
Flour is Is s7l 0s9 for good common brands which is
about SOC recovery from the reaction of last week Whei
is in mod supply and held above the views of buyers
The fractional ports OF the dividend shares of the Read
ing Railroad according TO decision Of the Board Of
Brokers' are to be settled Of a.
The aggregate Imports of last week somewhat less
than those of the week last year beins 81 1887
against s4542os9.
Mr. Richard King late Cashier Of James G King & Co.
has been appointed Assistant Cashier of the Bank OF Com
nerce Messrs A. a. Low and Wellington Capp have been
elected Directors Of the same institution.
The following table viii show the amount of United
States Stocks redeemed al the Treasury Department during
the week ending Saturday, and the amount of the Pub
lie Debt outstanding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-07

Tie msrk this week la tesn dull snd the prices have de-
o. TO supply sheep
dsd Meats and arriving
the rsrosds Sheep Norh on 20 SIC. Z b alive
quality, trd from 3 - le Z D, desc wei.ht
The week cses fh large SUPPLY and tnd tie Of
sceene in Mutton eS By the carcass in Warrington
Market lrJn sc 10 &c 4 u.
NEALS la 50 per cent Increase u th numb<
Yeas received But tie Price Gsced Some Of poor
tiesf cod bruised railroad b1tches
pts lco thoOsh death wOsd come teHd relief TO their
sgfesir-s.
COWS AND CALVES < nk have increased ttiy
len ard thin Tho demand Little active Ilse
riou q branch trade Il exclusively Ids
he l5l who the county and tay up s-d
thjn for sale and p1r-hasci a1i
he very negbo hyd they fru rss. deal
wis small advance upon the paid the .,-ner
tuf ts they 10 lave We Iouced snail bs1t f o
a
80 calf he Irish dealer that for hs Foat.
We ncnse the following e1chsnse;
LR6E .OwMr. Henry Harm Of this started for "
York SATURDAY. with pui ham City market welsh
ore thousand ah hundrei pour Ia Il ary In lie ia
produce that teat this should Ike the
Tke ter" often in his market If live weigh;
wtst sueart
time tt reported whih vas i13l es- q 81 ne
IIoper rruber. Total l0Rld have been So
The o number this week b. Es ss 10 tie ey We lave cot
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- g,.. Il hut Et,o Accumulation CT soek, which 7daees
" az finn,iL =. so,a.,, 4, view Of the I-h. re-
~. Al sfock here AZ 'ery BIN 81. ,..,..
oIs-Thc sftct Las fr a-sd ,fsat l- '' is tl-1T
-. i.r.r ~ outrE % 1895 ~ = 'i q OBJ ~ m
- ~ n. ~. lg a. Tres0gs hf-Fi VIZ et
.nt - Crude Spcrn q rcslce sni hrn.J hed y
" r.i.} ~@-si kro-ru 81 80 - = ~ ~nter
= il.rh,d E5ti.rs lsae % l,J 10 LAID o. I'D 'i'
Ora mari Ssh p''7 suPpy sales A. - Ia - 81
10, 4os srir Tupentiae easier in the a.s-nc OF
"a ,.I,s buls s5i 46c Grade sdvtaeisf
az Cs-Ieston IS Sd Which price = n ely oered 70
$50 -, Winnrfln North County Comma h.n = :, ~, a.
.ise ~ Tf .toek the moGrrse arrivals. sales - Dds
70 gdet - delivered White declining ~,ih
WIN saie 10 bis No a - 5oa ?. - la g Nl-n ui
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-07

yrwOzLEass Feb 4saies ofCcrroS today $50 bales Mo
ding is quoted Gelc The stock hand THIS port reae5e
2.s 90 taes siGh1 EXCHANGE sn Ne"-lofk lalt Cut ~
NcBiLE CoTrsS Is active in market S'ies OF hs
veil IS C0 s irulin, sec Yesterday htclins At &c
NIwCRLEASs Feb ScoTToS sales 70 d., - et'' 81 e.a
lar lower NidiinE DC The Gales ne sreA 100
m q hss rh- decrease 1e 'csps a. Al me >1uta
rtrf bales FsEIGHTs krner quoted Tor
CoTTow 70 Lverrcol on Ne~-fors Discount
p,trIsoEE FEB eAt cattle market to-day 500 head q
were tf-et 81 Which ~ driven estwsf and the
tasnce sold IS 75d - the hoof Sales OF hoSs 90 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-07

PSrsr.1vTTs sifened unier the foreign news sAs
F,oru slr 81 mixed All - iof eSts
I.t.5. a. ss-re- Of fully 25c tb since s.'aId,y sas
hoer, It'll unwilling accept hese rates Rye IL9s /.
rr,t cust nd urchAnced RYE ard Oars no sales
sad small os Sennsy
rr-i..eS n Al = rsd sni s2 IS i5r W. te CoRs
pa bushsis PcLrylvania yeloE sod a. s!4oc 10
ore be aes xrueray fsk cotton A. out
.i ,,s Trsnsaccns 10 Pk9vIsitNs sid GR1cEs1'
errsrusree OF bish Of holders CLoyE2sESp sti
AZ 6.e bushel WEIsEf he'd hrm 81 S4GSoc io Ah" 1
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NhalerS.


Bark william Henry Waraeu r. l. repoF. sailed from Yer
rsr Bay Aug 6 Lancer B. SPOKE Jsy ID on
Ncsir que FloeEee Barton Of Wsrel, sp Is sh Aug IA
llf H. len. Il Messenger n. 3 80.
srokep-N p st u 81 y lon , 30 w ship He2Fy, BIuser
Of sLd frou Nantucket for Pacific Dec an, clean.
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Spokau. ar.

Jan lS lat ke sekr Flying Drason Lee, hence af ST.
Thomas. .
Liy erpool ioT New-OTlesns -
Jan s lar y C. o1 So O. h CLERGY Gsrcirer esysim
49, II. L. -. "a.
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,..s .Acv m ,se~ase If lrc msoss, eens nov create
N.n Al spy ame since the weekly statements we're made
Ee,vasianje the large drain fN tho payments into 'ho
Sub lt,ssury the specie shows an Increase ofha "'n
On last week. The 6gurcs arr
.~r,.auyr q ~ Iess Sre'. C'rs.liaH a'S ii,I
fnaf NJ ld 4. ~ 80 crsf ~ ifh
T.. ~ I'D <,fsritt So l9Sl O. sAiah - srsi ne C'p'
t.lef ss.A kssk 81 ~ ltef a'ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-07

Markets. CARErULLY REPORTED Tar n. TR -E
MONDAY, Feb 1854
ASHESThe market is ~hou. change the arrivals mod rate
sales a. bhs sc a. for Pearls, and IS say for Pots
COIION1be Board OF Brokers' report the past
wk having been setye have improved 5ol E with
Of l6 Us bales export $500 home S082: speculation
heavy with sales OF 7l2 bales export 5 home 22 specl
tigu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-07

A, Yer. rrua zilh ult. bEiG Bro|7'slne ,'s'''' ' "
-. -chsy.,g and resdy 20 sail Tor Alst,1o l.. E.vVet
:. SsSrcrss jan q brEs Girsy BOYD - ahai III H.
IA. T"ess Vita Sorer On. Wilniaston y - ''"-''
81, g. mi lt BARK O,s,va wo0iSury T Po'a'ai
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SIMEON DSAftf Aiiilnres'
DY SIMEON DRAPER, Olce No. i6 Pinest. "a,

ID Ter Of Wllisu-st
Hereafter the weekly s.es OF STOCKS a. me NeichanS Et,
vii be- reid on TUESDAY OF every ~. eS N
TUFSDAI FOB !, stlsi o'clock a. "a Nr hanis ErrAas.
81 lC3 Bond, CIV Il Nfmpl Tenn bearias per eat -
annually. rayAbe Ia Philadelphia - lol each
$500 aist uioFfasc Bond Of The Wesss vu,,
Railroad C,npsny. slCn0 each
s52CCo Fox an Nscoa,u lnero m q, bonrs II PEI :.
tercst lsy able ri "a nsslly due go ~ sach
ss20 rorssgs per cent Convertible bonis OF re ,el4
10 reus aud Iasns Raj Company Interest dae la Jls,
A. 4 Ia. July due 1862 3 eco each ~,
q CCc fist n per Conve-tbe Bonis Of The c,-
spd Rock Island Railroad Conpsny Interest payable Ia Jssa.,
sri Is, july due sis6S 81 to0sesh
sSC6O dfs, fgsge er een Bon'9 of tc ln'toa R.n.i
Cursuv Ohio a'crss. spors sac Ottet aa9 AlnI N,s
Nj itfe Bond assumed BY n Cevesrd aud Toledo
road Co rud convertible into IL sio,k s. % eaeh
y sh.rts Of the Island Cty bsns sock, ~
I ,isrss Of ne Illinois Central Railroad Company - rtla
Sts 8 srrs Of the Broaiwa Bank -
ls7 shares o. the Bowey Bank, tS.
10 shsfes Of the Union lGou COMPANY, Slto each
Ice slares Formers 10 n snd trust Co 40 ca n
81 slrres Of the sd Nv Railroad Company -lcV each.
schrs III the BrosdAsy Insuanc- C9mnany - eese
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Receipts OF Produce. Frs. s.
Passengers Arrived

By he Fye Railroad Scf- bis Flour s. pks Pork LOO do
Butter So 90 VOL CO.. bags Rye 26OO do OATS 100 do Whea'
66Ce aides Lea her
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By telegraph.

CHARLEsToN-Ar Feb. s. ship MuscoGsu' Liverpool .ehr
Col satterly New-Iork.
NEW.OKLEArs-Arr Feb slip Baron de Castine Arr 5h
,hips Mediator NewYork George Greene and Norman Boston
hs. RLoe and NJ Trout NewYok kedar and Cniue Boston
brig Judge Disney, co.
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Arrived.

Stesmship Black Warrior james Bliioch Com, Mobile Jan
% HAY ans, Feb l. with udse and pass
Bsk EIs1eiso Campbell Cruz ?, days with hides Sc
Biz Princess Royal B) Dee Bermuda Il days With ballast 70
Davenport Sailed in company with bs Sea Gull foF
NewlOfk.
scbr lane iof Thoma.tou Hom Turks Islands and DAYS
from Newror, with Wet1o;e Co 25h January the ~n
blown OF BY heavy north west gale and bore
awsy for Newport; the were badly frost bitten
Tmbe Calais 10 days win iatn ana iuosr
10 Mathew. Talbot a Co
schf Small Peudergrast salem Mas "A day" With mdse
to w Ropes 49, -
schr William Thomas Davi. Virginia de, with oysters
selr Helene Grim Charleston dsjE viii cotton sad nee 70
Ne6resd Mott Co The Jier aud bs rybse called the
dsv yioust O the Helene for Sew-lork
sehr John " Miner Mobile 6 days, with cotton to Laa'
scir Watson Jump Milford Del days with eornto B. n
Fox
Sehr Frank McMsth Norfolk Va days with to sturgs
Cl.siman Co.
schr Brothers Virginia with oysters bound 70 New-uyen
PkLOWBak Bennett Charleston with and rice
Dunl an brig julia T. AGey Stone, 81 AIMS Bay jam
also bark and three brigs
SAILED steamship Georgia McKn'try, Apnwal ships Ante
lops shirn London Sis Holmes lswkAs Tor New-Ofeans
NIhD-N n. ".
Large fields end broken drifting North and East
lower vessels going have to be owed ont OF
the rivers
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In kyig rHo RctGL fro- Ber@udG-Ms Geer ard child
IN bar, Bru-.le.r.. from Psra CRU hr smonsfeet
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financial.

D.-PENNSYLVANIA COAL COh-
~ PANY-A semi-AEnusl Dividend OF FIVE FER CENT on
the this Company has been TINS cay declared our
1855 payable Stock ON the ion
instant All fractional psrs OF shares will be paid in cash
The Transfer Books will be closed from the ID to che ION ia
both inclusive
The Company having increased its production OF coal during ne
last expended for the necessary sddonsi
Of ts working capital nave
deemed advisable replace the by dividend In sock Ihe
following the business Of the showing net
profit Of over the capital stock
CIR. ..... -,
go III 5elive,y 30 POS 81
Coal sales opening Of canal % 9 20
Coal Hswey and line OF cana '9' W
Amount t &c, Sc ' ........ 1908 6,
go, srcount 1882 90
...............s2 255 sos %
Coal hand May |, 1885, 90. VI
o Coal mined in 1855 5fyOli ~
rsusportaiicn and Road expenses....... o3I<& u
Canal Tolls and Freights Sl0192 -
Port Even expenses. 49,; % -. q,
Of Yards, Office. &c. AT New-IOrk lOiotV VI
Iutcrest on $4,000 Mortgage Bonds 4S.ON 20
STATE tax depreciation on bsTges toos &c 3d11o 70 , 4,
balance S1jl l98 %
No,L Eeh II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-07

NevYmk Feb l. 1854 GEO A. HOLT, Treasurer.
OFgrcE OF rHE JEFFERSON Insurance Co,
NEwYoRR Feb 8, 1854 :
At an ELECTION held This Day for Directors OF
~ n Germany he foil Ing De rsons elected:
Noes Tucksr b. r RObsan
los. oh Allen James e. Holmes
Phiander Hanford John A G Gray,
Thomas T. Woodruff Thomson Price,
John r. Dawson, John I. Moore
M0rel, josiah Richards
ICbn N Lee Joseph Drake,
VIM x Thorn Samuel Militant. Jr,
James GilleiPie, James, IraE
0eorre lone. Abraham Embury.
OF the Boaid OF Directors Moses Tucker
J. MILTON SMITH Secretary
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From Our Correspondent

From Our Correspondent
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 6 dvtred-Schr, Mcnefe, somefs,
Cfar.stou; Virginia harrs, do
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(By Sandy Hook Printing Telegraph
THE HIGHLANDS Feb 6-Suniosn
Parker propeller Of the Highlands bound 10
ofthe High bound In, gnsls
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IMMATURE ALNASAc......THisD DAY
sys-Ries.... a Stu..... 5 noon-Sets..... Ion
WkTsR......rHIs DAY.
ssnSy Hooi.. LIZA Gov Island. El6s Hell Gaie. J5ls
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,,,,,es tu, h.,edasa ne lasney otisi we7s 20 % Ne live
there wsrs ii3 nice ihss sfet- AH'f'-' VEINS
w,irff 49, O. Hcrs
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ro.al.... l6a7asil s6ps77 81 995n 00lle5l 6l@a,0.
These eleven Banks Iucorporaei Banks
the ehers Banking Associations formed under the genera
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~, rio rrr-e va-d rsro 20 re-iT'd ~ h1 ~ 's w.
esrle rom % 0 BY tbe Fro '-si ~ saa IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-07

Mr. Draper holds ms usual sale Of Securities to mOrrOf
at the Merchants Exchange at l2l O'Clock.
The wing Stocks were sold at auction by A II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-07

The following articles from tue CHcaSo De"oeT"' so'
good deal Of feeling with regard to the matter in question
We print by request but do not agree with the write
either in bis facts or his inferences
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-07

Large fields end drifting the North and East
Re and lower bay vessels going have to be to"ed out oil
he river
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-07

Life Policies bearing interest lux - .o.
Premiums policies in hands Of AGENTS. l6iSl otrHs
have declared scrip Dvtdendoi Thny
PR Cent on roll, Gr the whole of f which have run
twelve Six Per Cert interest former dydends pay
able IN cssh after the Monday In March Nowfof
ssb / lg5t MORRIS FRANKLIN, President
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Total. .eSSf1l ~ ,. st-oao SS'tSSs' %
The drafts entered at the Treasury Department ios tie
week ending the 4th inst were
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ROCHESTER Monday Feb. 8. t25t
THE NETWORK STATE PRINTING TELE-
GRAPH COMPANY hss declared Dividend Of Three per
Cent FsAbe on the 18th day 0 February Instant the Oce o.
the Secretary, IL the City Of RoehereT.
TEsLfer Ro.ss closed on the 10Th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-07
QuAssMcK BANx NgwsuRel. Jan " ~
. II MEETING, OF the ROARD OF DlREkTO&

~ he this da, i unanimously . , . =, -,
Reoed he Cspii, stock Of bis Bank be mre@st I've
dollars eh - early az M
that that b opened Ia tae Baa
room or TIE dsy March next .,,,.. -,
holders ,xstos 90 said klsi Gs OF March neat Ie hefr
motif % st tLey will be entted 20 ghe ne stock gro sA t "a
a.. m rbst date srd an, portion that shall not be
ter ~ them drin1 dat tue. viii be sol at public .ae isn
Crsnse Hotel bo VILLAGE OF New p0rsn on Monday NTel
l54 By order wild Lssnef
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No 20 Merchsnts Exchange, NewYork. Feb l, a5i
NOTICE to STOCKHOLDERS.-Take notice, that
three tho capital stock " tbs
Company levied by the Board q Directors par'unt
IL the articles Of Association. payable on 2st FebmnJ
the II the Company the City OF New York In case
the lime specified the shares which pmeat
together with all previous payments thereon shall
forfeited Association but in order that stoekhoders reading
Ciy New York have the benefit Of tho a Tine
three will be allowed 10 them The Stockholders are
requested the oil certificates and take out new ones
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-22
CONGRESSIONAL.
W AsHINGTOy, June IA

W AsHiNOIUN, JUNO ii.
SENATE.-NIr. Clayton made personal expla-
nation in answer to an article in the Union,
touching bis course ON the Nebraska BILL
The bill regulating the pay of deputy postmas-
tiers was passed
The friends Of Homestead bill gave notice that
they should insist upon making it special or
der daily until disposed of.
EoUsE.-Ihe House went into committee on
the general appropriation bill.
Mr. Brooks made a speech on the Pacific Rail-
road.
Mr. Mace will introduce bill amending and
explaining the Nebraska act, and Mcssrs. Camp
bell, Benton, and others, will take the floor in
denunciaton OF the fraud.
Senator Slidell, in executive session to-day
reported from the Committee ON Foreign Rela-
tions,a proposition giving notice of termination
of our treaty stipulation binding us to keep
naval force on the Coast of Africa to assist in
preventing the slave trade.
SENArE.-Mr. Sumner presented the creden-
tials of Hon. Julius Rockwell, Senator from
Massachusetts,, appointed by the Governor Of
that State to FL the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation of Hon. Edward Everett. Mr.. Rock
well appeared, and was sworn. ~ ~, -.
The joint resolution giving the consent of
Congress to the acceptance of Lieut.. NJ. F.
Manry OF the gold medal rendered him BY the
King OF Sweden, was taken up and passed.
The Senate resumed the consideration of the
bill granting lands to the several States, for the
relief OF the INDECENT insane.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-22
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION.

We are permitted, says the Springfield Re
pmbhcan, to extract the following passages
from private letter, written by an eastern
gentleman now resident in Missouri, to a
friend in this city. We know the gentleman
well, and his statements are entirely relia-
b!o:--
81 am informed that tho adjacent terrific
ries of Kansas and Nebraska, to the distance
of two hundred miles westward furnish hemp
lands equal to the best in Missouri. Already
hundreds Of hemp growers have made their
selections Of new farms in these vilc-born ter
ritories. And yet, we have heard that Kan
sas and Nebraska are unsuited to slave labor!
Accountable treachery to freedom! | can
think of but one way to forestall the guilty
designs of the repudiated land traitors. Let
there be immediate organization to settle Kan
sas, with twenty thousand true men from the
eastern and middle States ono-fourth OF whom
should be on the ground this autumn to pre-
pare for the spring emigration. Save Kansas
aud Nebraska is safe. Committees of the
right men should Immediately proceed to Kan
sas, and make thorough exploration OF the
the territory, and publish full report for the
benefit of emigrants. An cmigrants guide for
Kansas, rightly prepared would have an i'm
menss circulation at the West as we'll as at
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-22

"a" HONESTY" saith an old proverb, sis
the best policy" We should like to know if
the BraitlcJoro Eagle ever heard of this proverb
and if so, whether it believes in it, And if it
has both heard and believes, we should like to
know whether the Eagle aforesaid regards it as
I" the best policy to copy, as it does, about
one-hdg of our refutation ofits false and foolish
position, and then add the bas6iy dishonest re-
mark, (as the Eagle also does,) that such is the
"procf" upon 'chich pc rely Implying that
it has given all our exposition of its alschood
and folly. If the Eagle man really considers
such conduct honest, we do not wonder at his
treatment Of other journals, from whom he is
constantly stealing editorial articles, and pass
ing them off as his own And our readers will
not be surprised to learn that the very words
we copied from a leading editorial in the Eagle,
and upon which we commented, two or three
weeks ago, were, as we have since ascertaned
impudcntly stolen by that paper from an edito-
rial article in the Boston Atlas.
Verily,a smart, honest, enterprising Journal
is that same Brattleboro Eagle! The village of
its location, and the political party which ranks
it among its corporals, must be proud of it.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-22


why such hot haste was manifested in pushing
the Nebraska bill through without allowing
amendments to it. or even the reading of It's Sec
tons in detail " hen odr inning ami population
is told that the Clayton amendment is omitted,
let this 22d section be read to them ....gqs.
A Bill to captain and define the meaning Of GER
tam provisions of the act entitled i" An act TO
organize the Territories of Nebraska and Kan
sas," and to repeal part thereof
"Be it enactad by the Senate and House o
Representatives Of the United States Of America,
in Congress assembled, That qualifications for
holding Office or exercising the right OF suffrage
in said Territories shall be the same at each sub
sequent as at thu first election, unless altered by
the legislative power of the Territory; and so
much of the said act as restricts the right oil Vo-
ting and holding Office in said Territory to those
who have made a declaration of intention to be-
come citizens of the United States, shall not be
construed to me the declaration, and the oath
after five years residence prescribed in the natu-
ralizaon acls but shall be construed 10 mean a
declaration and oath made in any court of record,
when the party peases. and at any time before
giving The vote or accepting the office and so
much of the said act as further restricts the right
of suffrage and of holding Office to those who
will take all oath to admit slavery in the Terrific
nv, by taking an oath to support the provisions
of the said act, shall be, and the same is hereby,
repeated
"SEc. 2 And be it further enacted, That the
sixth section of the Indian Intercourse Law. ap-
proved June 80, 1884, shall not be held to be ap
pcabe to any of the territory included in the
Territories of Kansas and Nebraska, and which
shall be open to white Settlements