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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-14
Maine Legislature.


SryArE. On motion q Nh Niaiou, the
resolve tn amend the Constitution in relation
to the civil officer, Che plurality bdl Vas
taken up, the qurs,iou being GA us Indefinite
PosiPOnemeni.
Mr.. Clarke sl,She was in hvot OF part Of
the resolve but s,see the Senate had refused
tn strike cut from the operation Of II the Gov
erpor. he should vote lor indefinite postpone
mep,. IrSsuaiors would devise some mode
b, which u could he applied only to SenaiOrs
and perhaps Sherias, he should vote for il,
The bilfwas then indefinitely postponed,
by the following vote
ICs-Nalh'l Blake. Newell Blake, Clarke,
IIabbardS ". Lowell, Murly, Prince. Rug
giles, SpoGOrd, Stark, TOrscy, Tucker, Ninion,
West, whidJen-I5.
NAvs-CIchorc, Cutler, DAVIS, Farwell'
Gould. Hartman, IIazen, McCObb, Meln'ire,
Moore, Noung-l2.
Horse. Bill tn establish Scminaries f"r
teaching abe scientific principles Of Argr'e1I-
turc AM Mechanic Ars Was received irVm
the Ssaiie referred to Joint Select Com
uiuec, consisting, On It's part Of Messrs.
Prince. DAVIS. and Gould. The House lo'n-
ell Messrs. Hill, 4. Smith, Lane, Frost, Full
lCr. Resell, and brigham
Mr.. Baker. irOn the Committee on Eduea'
toa, reported resolve providing for the 'ele'-
..on Of te1t-bOok of the rujimcnts OF agri-
cultural science icr common schools, which
was read twice and laid On the table, ca mo-
iiOn Ul NJ. Hubbard urFsyeu~
Friday, ArEu7.
SHIrr. Bil to incorporate The Bethel
Boon Company, passed to be eHgrOssed.
Also, Bill 10 increase the Capital Stock OF
Ellsworth Bank, $4,000.
Mr.. Hartman frOu the committee on In |
sane Hospital, reported a resolve making an
appropriation Of $50, 900 lor the Insane Hos
pi,al. Read tw,,c and passed to Dc cngrusse'l,
anor some explanatory remarks from Mt. IL. .
same Senalot from same Committee, report .
ID a resolve IN relation 10 religious services
fOr the Iussae Hospital, (aPPrOrrialing 500
tbercior.l Read twice AMI passed to be en-
CROSSED.
uousr. ca motion Of Nj lncersOll, OF
bangor. committee. consisting Of Mcssrs
Dunnsll Of Hebron, M.llc,. Of Lewiston, and
Whitney of Nswbcrr, Vas raised to inquire
that members have been sick during the ses.
zion, and to rcPOrt resolve to pay heir sH-
pcnsss.
Ban to amend the charter Of Richardson
Lake Dam Company, and Increase the tolls .
vas received ftom the Senate and a, once
passed To- be eucrosscj, and subsequently, pass
Cd In be enacted.
Mr.. wOcd Of Portland introduced a resolve
Sr the poin,mcr, of commissioners to draf'a
general law for tbs regulations Of railroads.
I, va, referred to ihs committee on railroads
add bridges.
Resolve iOr the amendmcu, II the Constr
tuition came frou. the Senate postponed indie
hniiely. laid on the table.
BIN To establish the Portland and oIf'rd
Central Railroad Company, came up.
Sir. IIarl0S Of Canton, addiessci the
House at length in favour ct the ball. aud
Msssrs Hill ani Came spoke gains, It. t,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-14

NOMINATIONS ny TINE GovrRSoN. Saga
Iocl County. David Bronsoa, Bath, Judge
II Probate; George II. Hatch, Richmond,
Sheriff: Albert 7. Thompson. Bath, Regis.
Ter OF Probate; George Barron, ToPsham,
Clerk OF Courts; John $. Baker, County
Attorney James Carney, IT., Richmond,
Harvey preble, wOOlwich, Samuel Adams,
BOwduin, County Commissioners.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-14
Another Splenetie Attack.

The Norway Advertiser fa,ors its readers
With the following political principles. The
grandfather oC" Boguscs, - assisted by"Twen.
u Mile River, "Querist, "TLrcc Stars"
and "Pil., and last, hut not the least, the
Editor " abiding TO the Oxford Demo
cfai. in rotation Of promise, says sfu,.
"ln giving an account Of the late ITEM.
pcrancc Rally, at Paris, caused by Previous
excitement, the editor, It would seem, dared
no, stat, II definitely 50 that any stranger
could tel what was the offence complained Of.
But the editor assigns as an excuse, in sub
stance, that be would take more active part
IN the temperance movement, did be not fear
that his buildings would be burned up Won.
dernl dungeons temperance man '-afra'd
that hn Iuld,rgs rould b burned rp BY a
rnrkIor'
The ruth is, be his irahced in liquor him
self, eIrhaOscd an old note lor t., and some
OF his political associates RICH, about him arc
81 in,o,ed in the business, or have 81 coun.
tcnanceI It in others to secure their votes,
tina, be dare not take a decided aud bold
stand"
Til. i, neighborhood gossip. ], is mean.
Islander. Il u not worth denying, bu, We
will simply say, as some persons may expect
a reply, that /, is all disgraceful ialsehood.
Again It says that NC assume
"Thsii the Advertise - repeal r"re', .
rum organ, started in opposition TO the
MAINE law" Now that editor knows that
the Advertiser became a democratic paper for
no such purpose. Il would not have been
chaSgcd INTO political paper, had no, the
Oxford Democrat been sold oui TO the free
soil wing Of the party, To become the organ
OF whie. ADD Aboltionisis. This done, the
democrat. IN tbs County resolved To have a
Democratic paper, and the Advertiser raised
the democratic fag"
This will be news to the people Of Oxford
that the Norway Advertiser is a democratic
paper. II Is simply Chandler repeal organ
got up as repeal paPcr-bascd on that
pla,(orm-drgw its first and only breath with
that inspiration, and could not have lived a
moment without il. II ha. quoted scripture
even, to prove Iha, man must "buy ,'cll and
drink strong drink, or he was in danger Of
torment. IL is as much democratic paper rs
the Bangor Liberal or the Portland Expos
itor. !, supported the Mas. Convention
system two yean ago-selccicd and ad'oea,.
ed the election uf men that voted for wings
its '.wrter" wrote fnr one candidate aud 'o-
ted for ano,her-and this mongrel organ has
by its fictitious course twice aided in placing
the State in the hands Of the wings. Great
democratic paper that.
A. to the free soilism Of the Oxford Dem.
ocrsl it has not yet gone quite The length of
the Norway Advertiser and its orgina'ors.
Not long since that Journal said
1--WE have ever believed !, inconsisten, with
liberty and democracy, for the government to
acquire territory by purchase, conquest or
treaty TO be converted into slave territory"
And We, this sheet Immediately renewed
agitation on the slavery question, after the
Baltimore Convention, although !, rejoiced at
it as a FiSiLITr aud How supports the Ne
braska bill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-14

Parson Drownlow makes the following an-
nouncement in tho last received Knoxville
Wing; "The Editor OF this PsPor pro,
poses to deliver a discourse Tomorrow, at
Temperance Hall, at eleven o'clock, upon tho
subject Of human depnvily, proving his 20.
stiOns by the Bible first, and neat by Amor.
r;LL,I"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-14

FIrAL ACCIDENT. Mr.. James Snow Of Den
mark, aged so years, was instantly killed on
Wednesday the 5th inst, by falling from a
load Of hay that he was unloading. striking
his head on the Barn floor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-14
6br OrfurA 1rmutrut.
FuRLisHEp EvEiI TRiDAY MORNING nv
NOAH PRINCE,
THOMAS n. BRowN. Editor.

Tems.---Ore dollar and 6ny ceRu siuctly ~
lb,ANcE: oss dollar aad ssseaiy 1--we oca,. ~i,h-
IN siN H.aaihs two dollars at the end ol the SeaT
To which 6iy cent. VII h. added io' every year
y which us,m~ut !. DELAYED.
ADVANTAGEOUS -r',cd On rra.""ahlc isrms
the r,Fupsisipr at l~,ag scc"anishl SIC aHy error
be,osl the as,,at charged ir The advertisement.
tlrS. N. PETTENGlil CO., 10 Mate
st., Basia-, aaI 10 Nsssss a., Nee lssl, are
onF osl, author,te,l agcnts Sc procusisg sub.cTp
eos. e,T~aFdins advert i-es'cuis.
EJ-Pay,n.at SOC al advertisements Is held TO l.
Ice lusn ihe date sfthe kF.t ,aseTt'oa.
~ Communications shnslJ dirccicl 10 "Thc
ONisrd Drmocrai. rari'. Me"
hook and Job Printing
PROMPTLY AND NEATLY EXECUTED
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-14

The Oswego Times notices that largequan.
h'ies ofbonjel merchandise are arriving al,
that pct By railroad from Portland, Maine.
These goOds eonc from England BY the line
q steamers between Liverpool and Portland.
journal Com.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-14

Coon. The Senate has indefinitely post.
Poned the resolve amending the Constitution
50 as to elect Governor and Senators by plu.
raliiy. The Houss la, laid II on the table
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-14

A robin, the hrs, Of the seassn, made il,
appearance the first Of the week. From the
sadness o: his song, he e'iden,ly thinks sum.
mer has been indefinitely postponed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-14

The kehnebec Journal states that Hon La.
Their Severance and family arrived at y. Y,
from the Sandwich Islands, on FRIDAY last.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-14
your ob'i ssry's and
fellow cl,iEens-
April 1851

On the margin is printed the following
y. II. The person who shall receive IBIS
communication, will please Ia lac no time ~
inviting ihs signatures 10 u, of all persons
friendly 10 The purpose, in his town, and re-
turn il so signed, by mail, as early as the
10Th day Of May next, ADDRESSED 10 Charles
Is. Smith al Portland, Ne. II is believed
the occasion will be one OF the proudes, ahd
most numerously attended, Of all political
meetings hitherto holden in the STATE. Al.
rangemenis will b. made ior Ieducilon OF
fares on all railroads and STEAMBOATS,, going "a
and from Portland. Ia an extent that will Sc
oommodate at small expense, all who shall 10
DESTROYS Of participating in the assemblago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-14

We learn that w. II. Wheeler, and J. II.
Lynde, Of Augusta, have purchased the Dan
,or Wing. Mr.. Wheeler Is the present edI.
ur Of the Kennebec Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-14

ADJOURNMENT OF rnE LrOIsLlrrNr. by
a joint Resolution OF the two houses, the lie.
islature may adjourn on the 18th inst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-14

AccIprSr. The Atlantic and ST. Law.
renee heigh, train ran or the track a, Dry.
ants pond, on Saturday afeSnOOn, killing
five oxen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-14

The City Government Of Portland. have
elected Mr.. worlhen c. Bauows, formerly Of
Ousheld, City Marshal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-14
Commen, Is unnecessary.
This veracious organ continues


This veraeious organ continues
ale Scgdn the quarrel most scandalodsly
under concealed name" and We can prore
the can end it ifhs pleases. Leihim 'rca,
the articles Of the Advertiser fairly, IL he no
lices them at all, and he shall receive the mos,
respectful treatmen, in return"
lfyou can prove il. why don't you do II J
Please try.
Here is wha, begun the quarrel. Let the
Grandfather of"Boguses" read it and refresh
his memory. Here it is in all its beauty with
his special endorsement:
"The Liquor Agent Of Paris sold pint OF
wine TO a woman in Buckfeld ior IS cents,
costing a dollar gallon. lie sold rum to
Swift inebri,ie in Sumner to get drunk on.
lie has sold it To every man that could pay for
il. lie has violated the law"
Why don't these courageous temperance
men prove these charges before they get
up lot more, or reiraet them like men
These are their supremely silly and false
charges with which this mean Jun,o. com
meneed the quarrel. Where is there an hon
eat Chandler man, OF repeal man, whose check
is not maniled with shame a,the sigh, Of such
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-14

The communication OF Marcellus iogeth-
CT with several others arc unavOidably omitted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-14

Rev. l.. u. Hill, late Of Dover, n. II. has
been unanimously called to the pastoral charge
Of the Baptist church in Turner, Me.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

CCLUME RULES WANTED. SET or sEcoyn
Y. wilson, Herald efLee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

ZHE TRADES, no.
NCTICE-TO THE yOURSlYMEN PLUMBERS OF THE
lN city Of rev fsrk,-Ths 1oprnsymcn plumbers the
sty Of boston strife for ncrsAss wages We
hope that The jonraey Of New York viii
JOS. AITCmNsON, Chanman.
JAS. q. WRroHr. sscretsry.
WAETRD-A GOOD MATCHMAKER, TO 60 TO
w Canada West First will be paid. Apply
to John Whitefens, n Nassau street. rear building
WANTID-THRER OR FOUR PLAsTRRERs TO co
w in tho country. To sober men, goxd wages and
slant ployment will 10 given. Inquire Of James MoaA
q MARKET street, N. Y.
WBEELwRIGHTs AND BLAcKsMITHs WANTED.
w slo boy that have knowledge OF the sxsness
TO 10 under also stout boy TO helm ~ the
forge Apply stewards factory Fifty third street ar
Sixth avenue, 10 day or Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

uoUsE wANTKD-THR ADVERTISER WISHES 10
II hire email horss. between Amty and Thrtlsth
the mpdevn improvements Rent from 5000 70 500 Al.
dress jerome Herald ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

NIoRCRosS ROTARY PLANNING MACHINE. - THl
IN Supreme Court Of the United States ~ tAe term
Sss 1884 having decided that tho patent granted v
sssnr maohias FOR planng boards And clsnh not an H.
htnssDsnt Of the woodsertb patent rights 20 uss
Men 10 n. O. EOkCROSS, No. NS Broadway, New York
s printed report Of che with ths opinion Of the
Csurk eAx be had Of Mr.. ReruYoss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

BAKERY IN BRooKLYN-wAsrBD TO HIRE
- bAsement, with oven, &o Or bsssmsnsin good To-
cation, where could be built would like bup
cut established Address Bakery Herald ocs
week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

LIRE tRACKERs-5,O0c BOXES FIRE CRACKEES
IT. No gold csopn ~ packs, for sale by DANIEL
SsLk4hTIk Co., wholesale dealers in foreign fruits
~ 'FRONT.' strest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

N00LERs, COOLkRs. WATER COOLERS, JUST
what everybody wants and proved TO be the best art
stores vessels private houses made in cnerent s1ss
variety 1nsh at o Pearl street mex to United
States Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

FIRE WORKS.

EuREw0nKs OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, WARRANTED
first uahty.-kxh,bfions supplied 81 short notice;
cracker. rockets dies blu EShes Triangle
large variety Of email worhs suiiabo for seaors
sbs u. RUbbIr5. 10 astihston, corner Of Chsmbsrs
eGx<
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

ITO sELL-A LONG LEASE OF FOUR STORY AND
i bssemsnt house, with . store attschsd-l0o Csisr
street Apply 1t the store 81 Washington street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

IYYOUR HAIR Is GRAY, OR WHITE AS SNOW,
a BALLaR RID dye will make IL black ~ crow,
Auburn, or brown, you may desire,
Ton minutes time IL all IL will require.
Tor sA o. applied Ut 3 Broadway 1t all hours OF the day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

HRAPEsl GRAPESli H0T-HOUSE GRAPES u ITO
4T gardeners and growers fruit. JOHN PIERCE Ia
buy quantity Of ane hothouse grapes for
WAREHOUSE, 693 Broadway between Am'ty and Fourth
sss.e's ENQUIRIES from any part Of the.oountry on
this business shah be p ON pity answered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

VEgTREyILLE COURSE. l.. I.-TROTTING-wED
~ nssday, June IA ~ 3osleeh r ~ match for ST. oOJ,
Nree mile heats in harness Woodruff r. Eagle
o owner 4. r. Vermont.
JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

ryANo FOR SALE, IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS,
U by the rseseEiber. n W. CAMERON H6 Wall street,
peAr Brooklyn ferry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

ryoLD yEAF AND DENTISTS GOLD sOIL-SUPE
&I nor quality, warranted full sxe inahes; twenty
ave the book ~ the ash prices Pre-
80" ss'' i' AS' - T. WkUGH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10
THE TURF.

fyEETRLvILLE COURSE, l. L-TROrIING ON MON
OdAy 18th inst, at clock p. II. Match 81 COZ Nil
SsAss best three In ave- 70 wagons 1. Woodruff name
Wedge; VIM. wheelan names br. q. FraIk. omui
eoses leave hourly for the Course fare each way Is
JOEL CONCKL1N, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10
MUEaUAY~

hGstCAL-AHTHoEy SIuCKLEA HAVING Re
m turned again aeqnaists b,s friends and the public
he has resumed g,ss ies.oos on Tho PiAnofere fate
hsrenShbsss Ae. will also take few studens for ths
tsr sor psyusuisrs nauirs At his rsdense, Ill Sandf
ss~ess bseckyn Siee IAekeoas store, as BREAD
vsy, And John A. PAriso. &c MArket street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

CPoh rINo.-MAsNo.H NEwFoUNDL4Spe SMALL
y pris. kns Charley sscnics Scotch and snsSsh "a
errsrs Pa. Wfs settlers, watsh dsFs &C spenSk lot
81 Nspsine ickebs Inquire '5 Water street, eornsr
VI TRson, ap II re- Please eapy tie address,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

COTTAGE TO LIST ON STATEN ISLAND-WITH
several Of beautiful shade ,rscs IN the lawn abous
fourteen rooms range water IL Kitchen fine stable
Eishtb street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

COTTAGE 10 LET-sITUATE o. THE RANKS OF IHE
~ hudson about miles from this i contains eht
with marble kitchen with The
grounds are In peree order They contain fruit trees IN
variety, large vegetsfie which ID plant
ed and coming There is good sell woodbouso chicken
coop, 90. The house IL furnished Tho whoe or part
of which will sold W des Steamer slora plies nvo
sines o day Inquire at the Bulls Ferry Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

SALk % LOTS AT KEYPORT.-FH1 FOURTW enNI.
annual sale OF lots OF the Florence KsyporS
FILA ia YAK: P,.ss On !. hs = Uao. Kyp
snee Of ibis location, harbor depot % vsl n
Scrood - only 90 being leave feet Of
n and Union at4P. n Maps and infernsIisS nav
or PhiIsdelphia. -' ~" A'1As
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

DRUG STORE FOR SALE-ONE OF THE BEST
stands in the city neatly fitted up vs stocked With
Will be solo for less than its value
for selling Address Gloves, Herald o@ce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

TosEPH GALL, OPrICIAN,. REsPEcTfULLY IN
81 Of New York that he has had upwards
srsy experience and study in Adjusting spec
eiss vision which enables him from Of
sphsrcal the combined with It's transpA
Psasy supply such sp.otaele will sve the greatest
asstanee secomp isb In restoring and
sewing vision the latest period Of life Specsaclss Of
svexy Kind five cents t0 twelye dollnrs
Sge ASSORTMENT Of optical Instruments cheap, and
Sasaed 70 Glasses reset In old frames q
Ms 9oWery, between Spring and Prince strests-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

1EO BROADWAy-Ar gLRaANTLY TURNYSHs
lOl suiss q feems 70 lst % family single ssast
iyo 81, gle The hsuss contains Ill sss msdesn n
2rovements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-19

could render the passage of the treaty through
the Senate certain. 1t is easy to see that the
reason why this business is hurried up in Wash
ington, with such little regard to decorum and
common sense, is because the condition OF pub
lie opinion in Mexico is threatening in all quar-
tiers, and at all points, to bring on another revo-
luton. If we will only let Santa Anna alone
for six or twelve months longer, without depict
ing our treasury of a single dollar, that ami
able and distinguished individual will soon find
his level in his own country, and we can have
as much territory as we choose for less than
half the amount 1t is almost inconceivable
that there should be found in the Senate men
who could for one moment dream of taking
fwenty millions out Of the Treasury, to enable
Santa Anna to infict an atrocious despotism on
the Mexican people. We trust that there is
some common sense still left in that body.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-19

The CHAIRMAN desired some Of the gentlemen present to
make suggestions in reference to the subject under
consideration.
Mr. said that II had been suggested to him that
gentlemen should 60 around and visit frst the members
Of the committee and then the public in general with
view TO the increase Of the subscription list.
Nr. BIASKNAN said that before the motion put to
final vote he should like to say word A young cit-
zen Of New York. he had come only ''iooker-0n in
Venice but asked the liberty of making suggestion in
reference to this matter He would suggest that com
mtee Of five six gentlemen be appointed to take this
matter in hand not only solicit subscriptions from
class of the community but from all. Although they
should return sincere thanks for the generous and
noble subscriptions which had been already given he
of those who believed that there other people
in this community who ready to subscribe for the
purpose of securing this valuable collection the irstha
bad been brought to this country and which, might
be the last at least In their day He therefore thought
II would he expedient tina. this committee, 10 be
posed of such members the meeting thought it, visit
private citizens not only but TO solicit subscriptions from
the different corporate bodies OF the They should 60
to the city government and ask the Common Council to
subscribe to the amount which would be expressive Of
the whole population of New York. He wished the col
lection to be kept in this city, il should be looked upon
as prize, and ought to be secured.
Mr. ICCKKRMAS said II such committee was appointed
would De advisable to appoint agent to act under
their direction, as the time limited.
Mr. BIANKMAN said he had only mentioned the plan a.
q suggestion.
The suggestion 10 the committee was then nut in
the form OF resolution aud unanimously adopted Pro-
lessor Renwick, Dr. Francis Luther Bradsh Mr. r. b
Of sad committee.
Mr.. Tuckerman's suggestions, recommending the an.
p0ntment OF agent, then taken nm and apuroved
Mr. BLNKMAN said il should he deHnately known when
the committee were to report.
The CHAIRMAN said there was yery little time left They
would meet again next Saturday evening.
The meeting then adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-19

AH 'He UtS SuIUHy PItIEsF FtN E-getUer
Malls for xhesEacific.
PIE NV YORK HERALD ALIFORNIA EDITION
The vntcd States NAH steamship George Law Captain
NcGcws- viii leave this rcs. tomorrow afternoon at
Two O'Clock, for Aspinwau
Then as for California ando her parts of the Pacihc
viii olose at O'Clock
Inc NEW YORK WEEKLY AERsto California edition, con
nng the latest inteigeneed all parts of the world
viii be published at ten O'Clock TO morrow morning.
Single copies sxpence Agents will please send in their
ss3ers early as possible.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-19

SAVINGS BANKS IN MsssAcHusIrTs.-Bills before the
Legislature of Massachusetts for the incorporation OF
FIVE cent savings banks, and two three penny in.
suons of similar char acter, to be located in differ
ent pa rts Of the State
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-19

fERcEs ADMINISTRATIONS Al TAaNASy HAIL.
The recent anti-siayery excitement, and the
Nebraska war has wrought wonderful changes
at Talnmany Hall. John Van Buren, seems to
have resigned his leadership and Captain Ryn-
slers 10 have taken hi place During the can.
sass which preceded the last election, John Van
Buren stood at the head Of the party. and Cap
tain Rypdcrs at the tail Their position il now
reversed. John has retired on his laurcls and
Ryndcrs rapidly passing over all intervening
ranks has succeeded 70 the vacant throne. This
must be great accession Of str Myth 70 tie an
' nistfd.ion at Washington. and i'."ily
60 lratuIai, them thereon.