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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-05-18

The VETO AND THE HOMESTEAD BILL. There
seems to be some difference of opinion among
the supporters of the veto of the insane land
bill, as to the intentions of the President in re-
lation to the Homestead bill. Some think the
objections stated in the veto apply equally to the
Homestead, and Others have different opinion,
The Charleston Mercury, which is of course VIC
lently opposed to giving quarter sections of land
to freemen (such small portions of land would
be comparatively worthA ss 10 Shareholders in
derstands the veto to bea "crusher +" on the
Homestead bill 1t says of it -
Nor were we mistaken in anticipating that
the President would take his position broadly
enough to cover not only the bill before him
but every other project for appropriating the
public lands, without an equivalent to the gov
ernment. The Homestead bill, which proposes
to give everybody farm, on the sole condition
of his accepting it, must share the fate Of its
crazy precursor. y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-05-18

BLOCKADE sy-CuBA. : The Washington Union
Of the llth inst states that if satisfaction is not
given for the seizure of the Black warrior, it will
advocate the immediate blockade of Cuba
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-05-18

Truth VS.. PoETRY.-The following extracts,
cut from contiguous columns of the Ne,o Or
leans Daily True Delta, Of March both, give a
striking instance Of the contrasts existing be-
tween Southern poetry and Southern fact:
Courage Who will be slave
That has strength to dig grave, -
And therein his letters hide, .
And lay tyrant by his side '.. 1915
Courage Hope, hover he fly . . .-..
For time, die
Courage, therefore, brother men
Cry God y and to the fight again 4"
"RANAwAY on the 10th February last, me-
gro man named SEVERN, yellow complexion,
with long, curly hair; his teeth are very much
deelyed speaks French and English, and is
very. intelligent fellow, and is in the habit of
getting work at painting and withdrawing
houses. Said boy is about "a years of age, and
Will probably pass us a free man. A reward of
$50 will be given for him, and 800 for
evidence to convict any free person for harbor-
ing or employing him DANIEL BLocK.
3O7 Camp-st."
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-05-18

RELEASED Miss Della Webster, lately ar
rested on suspicion of aiding in the escape of
slaves, has been released.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-05-18

The period for dipomatzng at distance of four hous-
and miles for redress for unproyoked fragrant insults and
ures sustained by country at the hands Of the nsoen
aud far Concerned, irresponsible authorities
Havana, has at length passsdby Duty ourselves requires
that we should prepare for setg upon the spot where they
are perpetrated, the offences to honor and rights
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-18
DIED.

LEWIs-In CLARKE County Ky Nov. 49, Mr.. George Lewis
- fhs nn,,-6rs wear OF his age. lie soldier 10 the
R.you,ioo and under Ger erals Wayne and ST. Clair.
DUVAL-At rslshss.e Fla, Dec. Col Daya brother Of
Gen W P Duys and Ike him was Intimately connected
With the earl, American settlement Of the Territory tie
Csu,sn IN the British and served with distinction
the Canada frontier Ia bis memory both Houses
OF tbe Legisliture 3D. urned over.
MciNRUY-on sunday morning, 18th inst, Hugh aeInroy
aged ~ years -, A.,
stves friends Of the family invited % attend bis
fun er. this dsy AZ O'clock fon the residence Of bis son In
law Jane. salmon No rs East 18th st. -
sANxAY-On the 18th int Of hycgociphalus Ella young
est ehd Of st pgon ard jeanette ssn1ay aged Two years
WARE-In Csnsndsigu,. Dec the Rev Joseph Kirkland
Ware. IN the ed year Of his age
Born in Convey M.st Aghl o. 1888 Graduating at Am
hers. .Dd the Yale Theological seminary In
the cs He first became pastor Of tue Congregational
Church in Palmer Mss and sftsr~sd ss.tedy supplied
terrain Churches Newark snd Burde mostly In the ooy
nen Of the A. H. society add the time Of bis desth
the des ninste 10 connection with the fresoy
terry Geneva About eleven be went TO reside on
fara the Of Csnand.sus .nd for tins pre- ehsd
stately the sfOnng Churches IN Ceperneid and Chptn
vile besides occasional services wherever they were needed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-18

to its unssnctiftd burial ground aud bis were the la.
vorss which we heard 10 relation to the sad affair
"The Lord be merciful unto his SOUL"
OFFICIAL ACCOUNT.
The following il the certificate Of Execution signed
by the proper officers present:
State Of Netr. York, Suffolk Corntv. 1.-THE undar.
signed, Sheriff o. the ssid County Of Suffolk together
with the other public officers and citizen. invited by
the sid Sheriff. pursuant 10 the satu'e to attend th
execution Of cbolas BehaD, sentenced by the Cont
OF oyer and Ierminer held 10 and tor the said County
to be executed III tie manner aud q, the time and
place hereinafter mentioned for the murder OF Jane,
Nickbam, do hereby certify that on the 18th day OF
December one thousand eight hundred and ffty-f,u.
between the hours Of y clock at oon and clock
IN The afternoon Of that day within an inclosure
Adjoining the prison Of the said County 10 Rive-hesd
the said Nicholas Behan was hung by the neck until
be was dead, by the said Sheriff IN conformity to the
sentence Of the said Court and the provisions Of tue
act entitled of crimes punishable with death" =
Dated at Rverbesd. the l5th day of Dscembsr 1854
Samuel Phillips, Sheriff; Henry Hunting Justice
OF Sessions; Enoch f. Carpenter Justice Of Sessions
james b. Cooper, County Clerk; Robt J. Carm.u
Deputy Clerk; William ). Preston, Physician; Ben
amin ID. Carpenter, Physician; Lewis G.. Davis
Under Sheriff; Stephen j. Wilson, Dssuty Sheriff;
David II. Hunting, Dep. Sheriff S. Wells Phillips
Dep Sheriff; Stephen l.. Hedges, Jonathan Smith,
Sylvester Miller, Jeremiah Moore, George o. Post
joseph Penny, George ID. Cooper Alexander A.
Berry, Stephen Robbins Natha niel Conklin, Richard
w. Smith, jr., Jas. E. Gildersleeve, Ctzens-Wit-
Degses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-18

An extensive failure has taken place at Charles.
ton, s. c.
The Saratoga and Sacketts Harbor Railroad Con-
pany have received the following Geographic dis
patch
"ALBAsY, Thursdsy, Dec. II, 1854.
Just returned from wilderness. All right One
thousand men and six hundred horses 10 work. The
best OF feeling prevailing All provided for thirty
days
A new cent coin will soon be issued from the Mint.
They are smaller than the present coin, and moro
highly finished
Three OF the street Banks have each over o. 100 900
in geld in vault They are the Merchsnb, Mechan-
les and American. The impression Is that the state
mept on Monday will show an increase Of coin Of
over half million and some estimates put the figures
as high az a million The Loans and Deposits will,
probably, show another decrease.
The senseless run on the Savings Banks has meas
ureably subsiced, aud few days will probably re
the end Of IT, The notes Of the Central Bank are
redeemed in specie, and the banks, with eHcep-
tons take the notes Of all the recently suspended
City banks, excepting those Of the Eghth-sv The
Island City, Dry Dock, New York Exchange, and
Bulls Head Banks, which are stated, in The Eeoso-
mist, to be rejected by the Clearing House, have
never been members Of the house, and are in per.
fecy good standing making their exchanges through
other banks The Farmers and Citizens, Of VII
ism.bwgb, continues to pay promptly, and, We hear,
has made an arrangement for its exchanges With one
of the banks in the Clearing House. The credit Of
this Institution has been injured by in connectioa
with the williamsburgh Water and GA projects.
The Delaware and Hudson Company will psy oot
ssoo, 900 or 800, 900 on Monday for divideuds.
The subscriptions TO the loan to the Parker veis
Company come in very slowly, and the mines viii
probably be sold. 1t Is now proposed to make new
Company Of those who have subscribed to buy IL
property, and thus sink all the old stock
Gov. Pesse, of Texas, hos esued proclamation
again Offering the contract to couabuct the Minis
'PIi and Pacific Railroad to responsible bidders. II
biz proclamation he states the contract entered inf.
between bimsef and Messrs. Walker and King and
ethe, for the construction Of the road, he'd become
null and void by the failure Of the coosr .ctor, n
make the necessary deposit Of $500 900 In gold s1vs
OF evidences VI the STATE debt Of the State Of rexsa
or Other good par stcckA Proposals. in sccordsace
win tAs provsoes Of the act Of the Legisssars, M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-18

ssys - p.--pe-, re hss ich,'c n,ss pre'erencee-
The Court does not think 90 IS Il would Be Siv'ns
him power that rei,hsr Of his former partners no
pc-..ss He sets, 10 relation to the assets. merely IS
8 trustee and nus; dispose Of tie n among al the
creditors p-o rata. Motion granted
Ssstendahl a.. ReiDSsrit-COI .est between late
partners a. jewelers. Paistitf says defendant has
converted $3.50 worth of jewelry to bis osa use, and
tefsncsot was crtertd to be held TO bail IN suit TO
recover in the sum Of 81 Oo0. He says, ia reoy,
there was balance Of - 800 due 10 hiul, snd he Was
authorized to collect and ret,in to that anodnt, snd
that portion is s, due 10 him. |, would seem tast
the whole sum plsintiff would be entitled TO recover,
a; any rate Is bat s7o0. Order nodded, reducing
bail 10 g. goo.
Bruyn sgt Deuuistswn.-On q claim as to stock,
the certificate for which hsd been hyPothecsted.
New trial ordered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-18
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS

DRowSID-SUsPIcIoS OF Foul PL.f.-f ester,
A.. Coroner Hanford held An inquest the body OF
an cid man, named Thomas Jurny, who resided IN
P;dee.t n. Y, who was drowned about o'clock,
Ss,nrdov night, at the Grand-s,. Ferry. The Jury
,spder,d verdict that deceased came to hls destn
BY falling from the Minnesota ,s ,sS 1 11
hat The Wiliamsburgh Ferry Co. are censuraols Tor
NOT nrovidng proper means to rescue persons iAhHs
s ~, Nv Nat. As va. shown from the testimony
Of The pilot. deck hand and engineer of ssid ooas
~. 80 - ~ ,kem knew of their osn kno~ledge o.
ns' LIZ. hsng on aid bos; BY which they could
~ psssepsers who hsd fallen overheard Ins
csuse Of the censure in consequence OF deceased
he;nc oyerbord about t~enty minutes before oos.'
book could be procured 70 &c, him OUT during WHICH
time the body fos,ed on tire water.
Suspiciou of foul play was caused IN consequence
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MARRIED..
AT.RRIGHT-R(

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Hoboken. n. J., on the nth
inst by tho Vsndef Bruce Mr. George W. Albright
Of Philadelphia to Mi-. Charlotte T. Rogers, Of Hobokea
HOLLAHD-LYON-ln Lyopsdsle on the - ult by the
Rev Mr. SAWYER DR. X Holland Of New Grsefenoers and
Miss Henries Lyon daughter Of the late Cseb Lyon,
Esq ard sister ~ the Hon Caleb Lyon, NJ 9.
DR. efficient and successful Physician and
pr.tor the New Grseenbss Wsier Cure snd most
hspny h in his choice Of companion in chs
woky and accom- phed Ms Lyon Her suavty and GENTLE
re,s OF win a hearts May success and hspp
ness siierd them.
NAFEW-HARRIsON-At Albany Dec. Y, John 5. Va
few ESQ former Clerk Of the Assembly 20 Miss B. A Harr
=. . -, -, II,
srONE-DAvIDSON-B the Rev. ". Dootte, o. North
Eat John stone Of Delaware Co.. N Y to Miss Mary H.
D.vidsop Of North Eat Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-18
UNITED STATES DISTRICT cOURT-D-e. ls, 1854
Before Judge BETrs.

DECISIONS.
The Uniied Stairs the Steamboat CathArias.
To recover, under iad section OF the act of 1859,
$780, under the slles alton that the steamboat, hsd
tran sported passengers within the harbcr without be-
ing provided with life presever for each
TIE Catherine was tug, employed TO carry the
luggage Of pssse ngers from ship 70 the dock Sew
eral Of the pa sengers contrary TO prohibition Jumped
on board The Court held that 50 involuntsrily car
ryrg passengers did not subject her TO the penalty
and il s doubtful whether 9 tug, employed a. this
boa, was comes within the section st al. Decree tor
claimants.
The United states AT. the Steamboat Manhattan
To recover penalty of $500 for running without car
ryinc in an exposed situation the certificate Of the
Inspectors. Demurrer put in. The Court held
that 81 action IN rem could not be msintined, and
also that not more than 500 penalty could be en-
forced, even Il proven. Decree for owners on de-
murrer.
The United States sgt. Thirteen Bundles. rrunks, &C.
On seizure on board the bark Alfred, OF the
above, containing chiefly, wearing apparel, &c, OF
eugrant passengers. Ii is said they were concealed
and that they contained dutsble goods. Held that
the Government has failed to sustain the complaint.
Goods 10 be delivered up, on payment OF the duties
assessed.
Henry Fshush and others sgt the Steamboat Commerce
To recover value of a canal boat and cargo IN tow
Of the steamboat Indiana and about $50 yards in her
resr run DOM in the night time, by the Commerce.
The Court considers the blame TO have been with the
canal boat herself. Libel dismissed.
willsm Whitehead sgt the Ste sm tug Tempest
To recover for IL Jury 20 schooner in tow Of the
tug run upon reef o rocks on her say to the foot OF
Eighteenh-st East River. The defense is, that the
accident arose from the swell Of two heavy
passing at the time. The Court considers the TUG not
10 blame. Libel dismissed.
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COURT or COMMON PLEAs-Dee. IS.
Rlch.rt oossmsn ss.ln.t John Or.sr. sheriff

Richard Goodman assin.t John Orser. Sheriff.
To recover 81 49, amour: of a verdict against she
Hudson River Railroad Co, obtained by Mr. Crane,
and assigned to plaintiff. 1t is alleged the amount
of the execution collected by the Sheriff, but be
refuses 10 paw il over In defense il is said that at
tacbme ns against said Crane issued at the suit
of Messrs Garthwate and De Hart, and the said
proceeds properly appropriated to the satisfying OF
said attachments. II VS. question for the Jury
whether the Assignment had been made in good faith
by Crane 10 plaintiff for value 10 hinder aud de-
Law creditors Sc. The Jury found for plaintiff, s2
III 65 For plaintiff Messrs. Kirk and and Savage;
for defendant Messrs. Vsnderpoel and James L.
Brady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-18
U. S. CIRCUIT COuRT-Dso l6.

TRIAL FOR STEALING LETTERS FROM THE POST oFrIcE.
In the case of James FitzyI gibbons, night porter
and clerk in the Post Office already referred to- Judge
Belts rendered a decision, holding that prisoner
equally came under the act in stealing decoy letter
as any other Such letters proper to be used by
the Government, for the protection of the people, and
person steel, abstracts them from the mails or
The Post Oce be is equally liable for stealing any
other kind Of a letter. The Jury, without leaving
their eats returned verdict Of guilty. The punsh
mert for the oerse not less than 10 years in the
State Prison Sentence was deferred, on motion,
TIL next week, as to allow defendant to arrange his
affair.".
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SATURDAY, Dec. ls-P. NJ.

TIE Stock market was heavy to-day, especially at
the Second Board, the most N .rked change being in
Erie which sold a. low a. SAL decline Of ' cent
Reading was offered at 60; Hudson River, 30; Cen
uaI 7si, fall Off p cent; Harlem, a4I; Norwich
sold at 35i Panama, II; Cumberland va without
much change; Nicaragua with sales Of 800 shares,
improved slightly. The bears argue that upon tho
completion Of the Panama Road the Aspn val route
will command al the California travel We do not
zee the justice Of the coacusoo- The Westsrn Rail
road Stocks are quiet. The sales Of RxlrVsA Beads
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-18
COMMERCIAL MATTERS
Sales at the stock Exchange. DEC. Is.


Reported for The New York Tribune by FAY THOMAS.
Fr,s, BearS $500 R>sduz r. sor Sc ~ soi $50 City
81, a.. ~ New Creek Coal Co u; 30 do, b5 III 30
DO b u; .Penn r 4fsi g. do, +n DO, f6s ~ do,
c.sh ~; u DO %. p.i Cam Am T. R.. b5va, ISL
Phi .dr pbis Bank, Ia; do b. ia
Bereea Boves 100 horr Canal essh II; 100 Long Isaod
4. E.. essh. II -
seoac Res ing Railroad e. TO f2t Is schuyI
k ssyzat.cu Pref III. DO y Reading Ks lro.d ST.
700 DO s5wn -. - Morris Canal. II; IS PennsJlvaas Rail
ni. -
If.ey BooyS-sl 90 PeEnsylvsn. s. GO, sehuyil Hsvi
tsrop Pref "a; % Penns,,snis Railroad s5wa sO{; DO
Si 81 Realms Railroad 2ssys s.; leo do b. S 100 Morrs
Csaal Is, II; IS Union B AID Of Tenn, Co.
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Advertisement
Economy in all things. at all times prudent is at

the present aud who have formerly bought
price d.sre to know where toerpead the money
10 he advantage and where be done vith
certain v tbsn at COLUMBIAN HALL. No. Is Grand at Rich
Bocsde satin Plaid Striped and Plain SILKS selling on to
cse the stock lover price. than the eos " lrtson
M.rino sssony and Vaenc. Pads, Fannss Blsnkes and
Douotc Goocs of ell kinds prices which will save the
buyer Per cent Ladies' Cloths Velvet COstssins a. ICES
pric.s thar be found in the city NJ. T. To~Lt
Co have reduced the pce much less than their former low
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-18

JERSEY CITY LIQUoR TRIALs-To day IT is expected
ihs, further tiss Of hquoroases sill be had before
the Recorder. hessrs. Maynard and Rsthoone. VINO
have been tried once upon several charges. aud sp-
pesled TO the higher Courts will be triei today upon
further complaints. The case OF RaiDey & McCsr-
thy which came up for trial last "Wednesday, was lost
by the City on sccount of neglect on the part Of the
constable in making impe REC, return.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-18
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

The Temperance men Of the city are actively en-
gsgtc in the work OF extermna;ing from our midst
the isga liquor Traffic. During the present month
some sixteen offenders have been arrested by the
marsbsls and fined, ard q number Of Others, who
have been convicted, have spp-slei The Licenses Of
a large number Ct houses expire on the las: day Of
this month snd. 1ter that time 1t is doubtful il the
sale of liquor will be legaiized among Us.
fNe~Ns Daily Mercury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-18

singular difficulty has occurred in the German Lu-
theran Church in Mechanc-st., owing to the chsnge
of principles by the clergs man from Protestant to
Roman Cath ole. This oh snge occurred between one
and two years siDce and be is charged with in-dious
ly deavorng to pervert the worship OF the church.
in introducing Catholic ceremonies, such the burn
ing of candles obigog the congregation to knee the
use Of consecrated waers &c In Difference to their
clergyman. the church admitted these innovations,
their suspicious not being aroused til he attempted TO
change some Of the articles of faith, and openly
deavored to establish Catholicism He obtained the
sanction Of some prominent members, and took vio-
lent measures with Others having even called 10 the
assistance Of officers. TO remove from church nom
copornss and locked the doors against the trustees,
after they refused to recognize him. The latter have
low taken legal advice, and will make determined
effort TO regain their rights. Newark Daily Adv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-18

MOI ed TO the City Hall by means OF the Telegraph,
and arrived there within minutes after the eau was
made the distances averaging about a mule. IL was
asCertaned to be equally rapdin cases OF hre.
Nyw BucyEr.C ARRIAGE "A new carriage for
Bucket Company No. l. was brought home from the
builders on Friday II resembles, IN appearance,
pisno engine without the brakes, but stands higher,
and is longer. II weighs, with all It's equipments
about 800 pounds but the wheels being of large
sze il rolls with ease. Ii is capable OF carrying -
buckets axes picks &c, and il calculated TO carry
some short books and ladders on the top. The car
risge is ornamenteG with light iron frame, sur
mounted by signal lantern Of large SIZE On me
front are two good.toned bells, and a. the rear, two
heavy and richly-plsted torches. Their house IS IN
Loye.lape near Henry which has been well lifted
up. The Mayer elect, Mr. George Hal, was one OF
the early founders Of the Company which was nrsl
organized as the Brooklyn Bucket Company on
the 10th November, ls4s, and recognized, as the
"Crystal Bucket Company, on the 7th April, 1874.
The Company embraces 40 members, including some
Of the Oldest fremen in the city. The oiiicers are:
Matthew Hall, Foreman; Edwin Underhill, Assistant
Foremap; George w. Bowers, Secretaryi w. 5.
Burnett. Treasurer and John McCluskey, Steward.
RoBBERrrs The house Of John II. Hull, in Hcks-
st. nesr Cor gress IVES entered through the scutie 10
the roof from an adjoining uDoccupied tenement, On
SATURDAY evening last while the family was absent
and robbed Of porcelain box containing numerous
articles of jewelry, OF considerable value Some Ia
dies apparel was also taken.
The residepce Of J. Kneeland, in Desn-st., near
Powers, was similarly entered. on the same evening
and robbed Of clothing and ego in gold. The thieves
made good their escape in both instances.
EXCHANGING BooIs.-A man named Joseph Fox
called into boot store in Sands Saturday, un-
der pretepse of wishing to buy q pair Of boots. he
took his old ones of, put on new pair ana men
travelled He was subsequently arrested BY otncer
Buck, OF the Second District Police
PITY LARcExIEs.-This description OF theving
has been more than usually common within the pss'
week. and on Saturday and sunday more than double
the plumber Of arrests made for this oense thso
1or snv two preyiOus DAYS during the winter. Many
Of the thieves are women and children. and the ar;i-
Giles stolen are mostly provisions, or edioles Of some
kpd or other thus showing il 10 be more the force OF
necessity than the seed OF crime which impes tnsm
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Those who wish to see the perfection which the
t has attained 10 this country should inspect
the specimens exhibited by BRADY No 359 Brosiwsy Col
oed the supply Of miniatures ivory oil pal
irts reiouehirg hey rival exqub deesey OF
tint steel engraving Copies OF any deed are
taken from small originals lover rhompsons sGoon)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-18

The alarm Of fire. yesterday morning. q: No. -
Grsnd-.t occurred ia consequence OF the stove.
pipe having been inserted into the ind Ia Of the
chimney which esused the smoke to issue from 81
paTts Of the rolf
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SrIrIsu PnoprNsJTIEs. COwDATTvFNE.

SELFISH PROPENSITIES: COMBATFESEs-De-
fence resolution force courage DEsTEUcrvsSEss
minson severity. bsroness ALisEsTivsSEss-APpe
relish feeding greed Accommodations, sanng,
INDUSTRY thnft CONTROL 20 ICY tse
ntifoe safety provision fear
Examination daily by PKor FOWLER No 3J9 Broadway.
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Of nan h,virg been seen on ths boz Of the bos,
by the pilot Of tie Houstou-s, Ferry boat a. the ia
stsrt TIE splash as heard. This msn, in sFer to
the plot said he knew here vs. man overload,
and mmecisiely wen, a.hore without raising alarm,
and has Lot since been heard Of.