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The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-07

business as quite brisk, labor high and
employment abundant; every indication
of prosperous winter
FRIGHLFUL MORTALITY AT SEA-The
packet ship Constellation had arrived at
New York from Liverpool, which latter
place she left November 23l, reporting
100 deaths aboard from cholera, out of
9l6 passengers.
The ship Hiherna, from Liverpool,
arrived the same morning, repairing 33
deaths. Also the shir George Hur hnt,
from the same place, had arrived, report
ing IS deaths. out of 6l5 passengers. -
Also the ship Rochamheau, from Liver
rool, with 4l6 passengers, reporting
] deaths Also the ship SiIaS Greenman,
from Liverpool, reporting ~ deaths-ol
Of cholera.
The ship Athens, arrived Mt New Or
leans with immigrants from Havre, re-
ports % deaths from cholera on the pas
sage.
The yellow fever was still prevailing
in " o0dsviIle and other places in Mis-
-isspp.
A motion was lately made in the Ala
bama Legislature TO aaijourn for fear OF
the fever, and was defeated by only two
majority.
The South Carolina Conference Of the
Methodist Church closed its session on
Thursday; $24 900 was collected for mis-
sionary purposes.
The Vermont Legislature, in Joint As
Semhly, have elected Isaac Redfpld Chief
! Justice by 206 votes, against for Stephen
| Boyce, the present nrumbent. PierpOnt
| l>ham takes the place Of MIR. Redfed aS
! First Associate Judge, and Milo l.. Bar
r"tt was chosen Second Associate, in place
of Judge Inhan, by vote of 100 to 100,
for Judge Peck. Judges Pierpont, Col n
mpr, Peck and Poland were re- elected in
a circuits by IA eva uoce vote.
The New York Money Market during
the previous fortnight to the sailing of the
steamer, had been productive of no great
result. Confidence is gradually improv-
/ ing, and the Bank movement Of the city
| has turned in favor Of borrowers, after +
! contraction of ten or twelve weeks. The
/ increase of discounts for ten weeks j.
! Sl970,000, and this will probably he
swelled to $2,7O0,000 by the week y
statement coming in to-day. At the same
time the specie strength of the Banks has
gone up to Sl3, ,353, 900. few of the
larger institutions are discounting to their
customers quite freely, and short mer-
camille paper has pretty much disappear
ed from the street.
Senator Weller, in n letter to the
Washington Union. to ansWertO a charge
that he had Joined the factions against the
Administration, denies it most emphati-
calIy, and declares himself friend of the
Administration and President Pierce. .--
The Governorship of New Jersey ha!
been contested by the whig candidate
Joel Haywood, against r. NJ. Price. -
The President of the Senate will act a
Governor until the dispute is settled
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Notice to constaoles and others. We
would remind the constables Of our county
that no sale is valid where notice Of such
sale is required by law and is not published
in thelegal newspaper. 1t would be well to
notice this matter, AS all sales not published
according to law can be set aside by parties
interested. The Placer Herald is the legal
newspaper for this county.
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Democratic State Central Committee

D G. nroderick, hartman, San Francisco;
P. Tracy. Secretary, 90;
Rich'd p. Hammond. Treasurer. San Joaquin
John Middleton, San Francisco;
Moses E Flanagan, do;
David Scannell, do;
VIM. j. >wasey, do;
David Mahoney, do;
j. T Hall Sacramento;
G w. Colby, do;
J. Il. McKune. do;
= Hluu, Yuha
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Mineral Bar Bridge.

'nlS Bridge has just beer completed and is
NOV now IN good or Ter for crossing, at the
s'r'n FORK of the American River two miles
ot oM i'llno'stown. on the direct road to Eliz
S;oethtown, Yankee Jim Michigan City, In.
u'"n and Humbug Canons.
l9,53-Im CuAs RICE
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Job Printing.

The job Office Of the HERALD has re-
Gently received large additions, and pa
irons can now have printing done, of a !
descriptions, in II superior manner: Or-
ders from distance must invariably be
acconpaned with the money.
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Legal Advertising.

One square, first insertion, 200
Each subsequent insertion, ~"
frAl legal advertisements must he
accompanied with the CASH, otherwise
,hey will not he published. This rule
viii be strictly adhered to.
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Democratic County Central om1nittee

Philip W. Thomas, Auburn, Chairman;
Or. John y. Harper, do;
DR. Tho "a, do;
VIM A 10 inson, do;
Joseph Scobey Ophir;
2. Lynch, Secret Ravine;
Col. Newman do.
Thomas Coffee do
Thomas Wood Rattesnake Bar.
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PLACER HERALD.
Published every Saturday Morning by
TABB MITCHELL.
At the HERALD OFFICE, on Main Street,
opposite the National Hotel.
TERMS.
Advertising.

One square, of1O lines, and more
than lines, first insertion, 500
Each subsequent insertion, 1.5O
Var +, ,lf SQUARE Of five lines or less, 100
Each subsequent insertion, 100
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

.ttsr her urrp.rrsd is,er--d Greet deul'r ps. -.
- ..irted in Jc,lgh Aar,t F0ycs gA Or IhomPlonl
ia 6c! who believes in sgas and asfrJ.osy' Huber
49, cd without 10 DO in tae piece bl';O i-yo
cerc OF two; those aTa tue m1'a char-cr' Inc D-;5
bah Sir Sampson Legged meiaians cst 'Hs' hi' son ~
ar 70 &c, him TO sign certain parchment ~ which tr
80 Oh sccundre ia to control an o5ae My-th3 pre-
spded m, aness Of he son haabus To Aer God gam
&c 90 a. not 10 sign H. the stapo OF tSe pecs ~
=, ;us.i,e "A done Valentine Legend BEN ready to sgn
the time bis father suppose he has 10 acd ha consent
~ Angelica 20 marry lis .Ow sell to .ae okGoa Of a.
en- bt at this iunc,ure the fair Angelic tears up the
n,rct,nn 1t vet unsigred and declsrs her love for Vg
S,l Atrick played on Ia1e make Lin marry, by IA
~ one Of the demlep4 love affair con.Oced fJr Zen
Az tbe Eiss does not come to a head
ers to MS thai This comedy was written in Al essen
4, hollow age We fed rs whole sgT, IA: pahscal y
what wo now admire. lis poetry know nothing Of e1'og-
ral nature It's music was machfek for she most part
T. coefurnes were oamnab To nsnncu fuzzy. frns AL
go.,y Wien sober, end registering, b.aa and savage
VII drunk, is church drowsy moro nary and po-
Hicsl; it. patriots ono and all bad their prre rs best
ind sIy despised driven 10 Arnsr.,l md the N
sfi att OF earlier period which gave no world
.SspCre wanting Out Of such cO1ca'easton Of
almost ,cesess transitions in social history impossible
10 dig the details for ory VIII tis aJ)ro chl-d't r.
o inortst ard FIRE il,s cge "a
The ntsier Of Dir W.il.os hiss 0 Uellincrled reputa
ton for good cOmpeny. It9 play Hcnt smoothly for
fret r. resentston. Mr. axe }lr BrougtoD N.5 EJay
Mr Leser. Mrs Brousha.n, &c, being q eat in their
pa Sir Thompson old Foresight give an interest
by bis superior tslent % the chsracr WHICH the Icadns
r'sy has no claim 10 in t'at parcu'9r.
We nloy mention that thore were high words from .
n.y. Der OF ecnlemon who, not finding PAGES 10 sit sanl
see CT DR. demanded hr money back brt refused
word being given that they could have tcCg Tor anoh5r
nigh. We have our osl opinion On 'h5 nlter which H.
that u eater is bound 20 tie none When no valae
whaevr is or can be received n tue moment Ii there DO
any practice to the contrary Il Is only honorable "a the
breach ard not ia tie Observance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

TIeJnyrcl Ees D.}ats announces that tho Government
he cfd the numerous offers that have been mule to
for efcetirg loan and hos concluded N aa1semen,
with tie Bank Of France which hGs placed at ' disposal
a rum of 100000 CCOt , -
no BuHetr Tes Lois publishes en- imperial decree, sp
boIiz tie Finance Minister 10 raise the treasury pphis
in crcration 10 .5OC,O 900 instead Of l)JoOO0O 4od Al
4 g budget Of 1854. -. .1y ,e
The Parsccrrespoudent If The Times writes me A
"rcsn force intended Tor services in Turkey WILL It np
"reers be prnc ally composed oftwo battaons nom eV
" cry regiment 81 IouoNei.
Thee Zouavcs are excellent troops for such 5eryce
"thcy combine the fierce mPetuosiy Of irregular soldiers
y ia the steadress Gnnoss Gnd discipline OF the hns
Tev are already aware Of the service they are 10 be o
p,oJ,d or are said to be eager for an a with the Mas
"coTies vhe viii find in them such customers as thoy
"Iave rarely nat with s.,
PAKis-Ir tlay Erosiag.-In my letter OF ycsterty
(4eve the conlsrordeut OF Tie N0rHtng CrOn"tI al
,pfod 10 letter written by tie Emperor Napoleon to the
Fmreror Nicholas the .)th ut in winch last Hpp)al
l. made u he Auto rat 10 save the world rom I-o IN
u1dinr horrors O! war. The answer to AiS letter ex
nlctcd in the course Of few days, bat must say sni
very Little hopes entertained here Of any iaYora0e
&c to be produced by the cOesponfence IN the wen"
ard ,utior of Il Emperor NichO 49, IL appears oar
Luis Nnrocohs objlc. writing the letter was not 80
much hat be Hoped any good effect from has letter a. 20
show the people IT France that he had lett notbg unione
that could contribute b. the maintenance % jace ile
letter III be published before the nreing ot the L"5sR
live turIs and tie Senate.
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ArSrKlA

VtrysA Fob J-During one OF the interviews between
tie Emleror and the Envoy Extraordinary his M1Js,y
Is said 10 have acknowledge with Inc wGfne'y eAPreS
sions Of gratitude his grea obligations 70 the bnPer2
Nichoas but, O. the same time Count oiloH " as
cd that the first duty OF sovereign was 70 Gaze or 'e
welfare Of Lis country Il would be folly 10 Pfegnd %
Give ec,cd ecc0ur. Of what has occurred here during
The last week bat moy be considered certain that al
The members Of the administration arc ayese to any close
alliance with Russia. Some days since counch was
led al which the Emperor presided and u y cr'Oy r.
lated II at the ministers not only displayed tue most ptlc
ordinations but even urged that L would be adYsaDle %
avod fine exuense nseparabe from the removal anh con
centra.ion OF large bodies OF troops rms cousel wa
however Cverued and an army 0i come AyJoD NJ -
ov beirg collected the eastern and south eastern rCA
- Crtdible information has also been gwen tn@ the
army in Austrian Italy and III the hohasha De''s i''"
forced. ,.....1 .,b =.
be are sLon, but il strikes me that either too much Or
file i done III Austria with France and Lngand'
th rover Of the revolutionary party broken ana mere
Is 70 cause 10 that the tranquility Of the sOuIefh nu
Item rrovirces will be disturbed, but p0Teru army
on he north ard north eastern frontiers Of the empire
vorId he rosi.e IT, on the contrary Austria sh9ad %
80 Sind TO her interests a. to JON 1assl, sue D-l
h. bld 10 increase her armies by az e AT IOJVO men,
which would complete the ruin oil her names ei
the property OF the counl1! iof 'H' N1-'
century. o,..o ,. r,-o.,osas q,
seTd Prince XudischgraZ mission - D. fetefsDlfA
Advces from Vienna oil the o!h announce tAs h'Dni
,ior ~ cons Of CCO men the frontier Of Lesser
WaIechia "lhe Emperor, Gays me d@"It4H o]os
Co-S considering his duties OF good nsghoof 10 me
two erens had not thought il night 70 increase MS
.-- Ia this direction long Is the struggle OetFsen
. and Russia was corhned 10 Greater Wall tclia,
- ~, rcy that the contest has extended into Lesser al
.iscbia and the Austrian frontier, the Emperor who
"stches without cegsiIg over the Interest Of MS Stats
and who wishes TO preserve tnen Loo lAyas.On I'm
footing portion Of tie garrison o! VIENNA WIZ !A-'cI
Ito u. tbs resolution Into enec'
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TIE rAsrrpN WAE.

leer frorn Trebilopd Of tie i4.h states taAi Shl
. ,te had az 10000 Crcess.lns was marching aS@a''
Z,L,.,s al important military Position Of the Russians
lis reported La, Lo.d Raglan Is TO have the est con
f n the sIcd forces and that he Duke o. CaAofase
Tsr Ct Cardigan Generals Evans end BTo'A7F'0n IFs 10
lave srpoin:leris ,....
Aceore.ng TO letters from Kraioya TIE bad weSh-f has
acne prevented the Russians from attacking AAia- ils
investing army has made movement IN advance, o1'
eye oreiltona vii n0ib begin bsicIe March laA '@ '1
,-e for crossing the Danube wiz be rs4dy.
T. row c'oar thai the fa'-re operations a-' A.- =
i b unl.r al. A iSu Fois-ehL Es:het in-o I'- III
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INnrA AND CHINA.

We have tie details Of the news from India end MA
TIE detes are Bombay, Jan l.. Hong Kong. Dec. q
The news from BUImsh = SIN uliayor1oS ZAP ~
ter The Deruiy Co1rni .9ner u Prone eHa the me-
So Ie fe,.-ion al tto conoraey a. Ransoon he mad
been yery active in collecting Information regarding ae
Jisrs Of he war party az Ava service hF whoh ns is
mate knowledge Of lie Bl,n9'e a - hat he sen
Ioild allow his spies, who usually d'gasea -
women to pas upqueoned at az hours Sna N C.o
trcs OF euch orders, the ns, who enefsi
..S orer,e-s di-quissd es women. on the nlsnl OF
80 stb were allowed 10 pass unno;!ced. lie va nii
Jfrfd vL4n De Vss asleep and 70 ql-etT e4 '-s 60,
~. -, 81 dred fcfy va found ia 2 BED p "a b..
dice .slecl wyuLds Csc Ia ,Ee u--s GIG L. 80 >
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02
TIE LATEST NEWS,
MAGNETIC TELEG&ArE.
REC Ety Ell = Z
WASHINGTON.

from ~ Own CouesI ondeut
WAsHrNC1oS, Wednesday, March /, l'-L
The election of MIR NICHOLSON Printer to the HOise
Of Representatives las disguised tho H4rds and they
threaten vengeance On the Nebraska bill
Mr. Boris has written another paper egain a Nbra5Ea
sehemc which VIII appear 1t is characterized by his
accustomed ability and boldness.
The Northern and Western members are completely
flooded with letters cond mining the Nebraska movement
The Administration uneasy alb ,ut Now Hamf shire
THE mon this morning announces that viii hereafter
be published under the exclusive control Of Mr. Nicholson
The om"unt in the United States depositcnr5 tho 2h
ut subject to draft was S.6,GG0,0JI.
pafty Of Indian chiefs from Nebraeke arr Gei here
this morning TO make arrangements relating 10 ther
lands
Senator Bright is slowly recovering
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The .louTsdL 4e IiHiOHrP NfHricR ann unces mar =
reoution OF tie Dutch War Office orders the raising of
four cor1s Of 600 men each-a step which indicates tho
intention II Holland place her army ~er footing
Ry teleqraphic dispatch from the Hague. dated ltur-
day vs. learn that the Governments Of France and IN
Gland have informed the Government of Holland that the
commercial aag OF neutral States viii DO considered as
II Int If a friendly TOWCr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02
,rW-vpsvY iFGIsIATVRv.

r|-UT- " q I'1l"F = 'fill'l - = IT
Tie Cou'.'ee % W ,r va rel red Tie bil eyent-
inE tie Cherter o.. tie Cau- u AnOoy Eiir1sl nave
lhd sel -l u-et'1 SIT wi probably report - q ,:
y Gid tie' w port .UBstlic % the OIL reit1 q
o. them, mai rc ri i1por. ut cee-sn - a. EncolA
TONED frrr uoer Of ti- an- POLY if--es AZ tie e2r'
ton Of l. seaV iHs:e-l Of .5 years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02
HE GERMAN POWERS.

The JlVrnal re Frqnctort publishes an article having
ali he merks Of semi official communication in which il
/, said that the German powers have firmly resolved
though unwilling to make their resolution the subject OF
treaty, to preserve stfict neutrality Whatever m'y
happen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

NUNTHIAL " tuLcs,Ia5i .l1IV4 = =
Lasrisl, the stockholders OF the Montreal AMI New,
YCI[ Railway. adopted the amal-lmston Of th-i soaa
will nc Ciai4plan Road, which Is row usfs!ois com
,o, # ID. plattsbur.h RoGi, bur !. dds uns-;,a-i1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02
MODE IsLAEn LrrIsLATrRE


lie Senate have couc-r-tI ~ ors - i1-'ty 10 he
sI1oulr ers ". lie Howe 20 he bill anaG1F me sslte3,o
Of 4 W DON ard eli 1 &c records Of TIE Sl2,-ns
Cont
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THRLE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE

Arrival or TIE ANDES AT BOSTON.
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-AVlGATION &C ~ ONO

NAVIGATION or TIE OHIO.
CUCSykTI Weinsstsy March T. 1856.
Tic river i T.silZ rapidly I'D Ii feet IN
the ohfn1ol hence ID Cairo
We,,he1 warn Gnd cloudy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

ENGLAND SENDS TROOPS TO THE EAST.
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ULIANI JEE OF TIL IANAUA.
BosT1N. Wednesday harc1 !, 1851.
Tie Cuncrd tc5msbip Canada sailed at noon today Tor
I,eyTCol NAh "a pas en,ers and $4,000 specie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02
AUSTRIA JOINS II; WESTERN POWERS.

RUSSIANS lt!VEsTiNo KALAFAT.
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COAST OF AFRICA.

Faith screw steamer aIdVed at Plymouth on Sind
morning with mails. Trade particularly dun Or I
whole coast. Benny in state Of disorder and rev
luton.
Al Lagos every ding az q stand .til.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02
AUSTRALIA.


NELrouRyE, Nov 2s--Old gold Eeds continrs 70 yield
fairly second bottom Of deposit is said to baye beeo
found 1t Bagret and to certain extent 4 Alexander
ard Berdigo. ,..,
Wool expected to lie small, sni not 80 vol got u2 es
last year. ,,..
Pusress dull Import too large and toc ~ TOO heavy "
ADMIT Of satisfactory sales.
Fut FAD gold 1t market price % lss per oaaee
sesner Juno had been lost IN Manning kyer si1 PERSONS
drowned.
The Vimiera arrived q; Sydney Nov Is.
SYDNEY, Nov. 2J-Bas,Less satlsia tOry Consumpupi
steadily Iorea.iBg Some articles In TOO large supply.
Olher stocks fall abort and prices n fihteined
LIVERPOOL Cotton Market.
FEE l4-Ths hes been .eive thts 70, ss.d
- ~ 40 10 IL Of the Macy I1srEsi 20 Gu %
- rrovfuen q the fshds and re general dee as
r. rs Ire wa seed general dtmEsd AZ stsSy pr o'
ne ycCbefs :. .ieh 500 were speculation aAs i'i
London Efsrkets 1900. .
r-r Is P g-CoSsoLs.e essa rather heavily 4 '-sN''' -
Com nriet Ods the supply o. LS,s "a, 80
nt.r I.iA G-rsy Bat n.es ,niiteie9 FaP ' -H
chrgsss were .ett mod
-, 49,. .J'n we,azor.lsni L..l8sps.. GA
EsslssS Eosear.i lsih n.n-y e-l a. : &c ~ VIVA
Co~pr,sysr 10 Dr. JAcKs0S-fbe Grand Dake OK
,,pv he's recently conferred an Order upon Dr. Charles
.I,t.oo Of View England for services n relation 10 ma
,,rss ard uteraogy Of e Ilardc. E5i which bs1ons'
/ 1fr
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ANIi-NL DhANkA .3--E tANir II Otflp,
CY,ISsArI Wednesday. Ler.h Z. 1854
great anti Nebraska meeting j. to Be he'd ~ ColGn
tus, ir-es. sgilsc CT patty CH lie - Vi March
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STICIrE OV s l-rRCUANI

SUICIDE or 4 MERCHANT
PORTLAND. Weln-r'sy. March :, 1884
Hiram Covcl senior partner Of tie firm Of Covell
Ste IL q Co. committed suicide b. drowning himself in
oisteIn 10 day. Cause net know q
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FROM nALIFAX-NOFENENr or STEAMERS
HALUAx Wcdl slay, March l, 1854.
Tie steamer C-Irey .g;m NeVoLAclani, arrived here
this forenoon. Admiral 81 c. Symour was among her
We Lave 10 diues Of lie steamer Of tic 18Th, dc from
Liverpool 49,
south west
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r.rpnAn A,LAIGAMATION.

Dr. Nichol.on was then declared elected printer ID. lie
cgirler Of the prescn, Cons.ess. Adjourned.
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LATE FROM HAVANA
Ncv C.Le,Ss. Tuesdly. Fob q, 1875.
The stce1-Eiip lhlaoe ia has arrived 2: tbs p1r' vi
Havana dc.es 10 Ls 2h Feb. There is no a5vs Of In
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15
THE CTTYrs CHILDREN.

The operations of the Childrens Aid Society were ius
srs;ed by the Rev C. l.. BRACE at the Chelsea Prsby-
teria, Church las; evening The Rev. gentleman took
his est from Lamentations ill., 10. In bold types he den
Gated The lives haunts and manners OF the 10000 out
cast children of NewloTk. lie spoke OF the dishonesty
of the boys the shame OF the girls OF hsunt OF wee and
crime in The City frequenod by children OF boIh sexes
that for foupes be surpassed IN the cites oi the
old world Then the speaker reier7ed 10 tae las ana
nepa institutions of New-Yok 20 maintain which we an
nualy nav over 500 0co and asked not humanity WY
eradication Of crnel Why should not society extend
the protecting nurturng hand 10 the outees1 caiid
and Lad il 10 virtue rather than ignore Its existence ana
by neglect drive il TO crime, and then hun uown VIZ,
the machinery Of the swi he thought he Legislature
should expend more money sor the preVennon @o ,hoy
would have 10 pay lees for the punishment oil CRIME
means 10 this end the society which he represented hS
commenced their lab0r. Their inst efforts were SseSs
10 holding meetings and teaching the children 10 90 gou
they have now some 1900 constant attendants ~ hese
asssmblincs They next opened shop ana have now now
anonpt 10 So 10 and So per week. Following this indus
trni schools were opened which 400 children arenow w
sructed fed and clothed in return for certain amount
of labor Last year 500 children were eonced 10 GOOD
cuardiaps il the country, and al me ptes-
ent time they are being sent on al the rae
Of SEQ n.r apnum The progress of these children mas
been mos, satisfactory, ana the efforts OF he >oysy Ns
been attended with the most cheering results ie atos
y",I os fle Society was The establishment OF lodging
bosse for newsboys, the result OF cn ma nhsI 40
ueiy salutary Some forty boys lodge there ngny a.
taught the cemo nts Of knowledge ana lepafSu i'' '
duties of industrious citizens The Society has ae ei
for IFS operations; bat for the means necessary 70
it's benevolent intentions mus. sey Ipcn Pooc oeN
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15
FROM o. LORD, Eso.
Nsw-YokK. saturday. Nay ls, 1884,
AxTr-NEBRAsKA MEETING AT XEw-HAvEN-

Sptte Dsl tch 70 AAc ~ J. lfbehr.
NEw-HAvEy, May H. 1854.
large and spirited meeting held here last evening
10 express the public feeling in relation to the Nebraska
bill. The talent and real worth Of city largely
represened Such President wooLsgY, Professors
s.LLmAs and THATCHER and the Hon. X. S. BALDWIN
took part in the proceeding and the latter made strong
speech in opposition to the measure After earnest
discussion, the following resolution was passed.
Resored That heartily approve Of the course pur
sued by the friends OF freedom in Congress in resisting he
passage Of the Nebraska bill and that they urged TO
persevere 10 the end.
The proceedings Of the meeting ordered to be sent
TO Washington Immediately by telegraph.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15
A CORRECTION.

10 ne Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: TIE TRIBUNE reports me to have made speech
in favor Of the Nebraska BILL This mast be typogaph
cal error. VIII The TRIBUNE please correct. No one is
moro decidedly opposed TO the bi in toto, than am.
Most respectfully yours, ID. CARPEsTER.
gepNg RJronfofrs May IL, is5i-2lP.M
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15

sNoDeRAss, r. F. ANDREWS, and W. II. cuMHR-
LAND, after which the meeting adjourned in good
order and the crowd gradually dispersed. Scarcely
anything like disturbance was attempted. On the
contrary, there was the most remarkable unanimity
We have ever witnessed on any similar occasion.