Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-18


the Know-Nothings will support the whig
ticket, but Of this "lknow nothing The
confusion Of tongues in the tower Of Ba-
bel was not finer sample Of diseord than
is he contest Of political factions in the
State Of New York. There are at least
ten distinct organizations in the field, and
there is but one subject upon which they
are agreed, viz that the possession of Office
is tlse nost blessed of al polilieal oon-
same'ioaa
fsissg san has jasl bees offered 5J i
the Stockholders Of The n. Y and n. II.
Railroad Company, for the apprehension
of the arch-swindler, Robert Schuyler.
Thief-takers anxious to make $4,000 and
doing the State q service, should be on the |
look out.
On Thursday our leading modisfes in
troduced their fall fashions and long lines
of carriages at the doors Of all She cele-
brated eTtistes who snake up" the fair
danes and demoiselles of New York for
the promenade, the ballroom, and the
opera, indicated the deep interest with
which our lady birds take in the cut and
colors Of their plumage. Rich yelyets
seem 10 be the materials FOR boan,es.-
The fiat crown supercedes the rounded
one, and the hats are about as far in the
rear Of the face as ever. Many of them
are trimmed with rich lace and embellish-
ed with velvet flowers and dropping
plumes of ostrich feathers. The prices
vary from $l5 10 $50. The mantua-
makers still adhere to the basque waists
and multitudinous hounces. Sleeves are
of all shapes, and are pulled or "slsshed'
with material of color different from
the dress. Skirts are made sufficiently
long 10 sweep the sidewalks, thus per-
forming heavy cost 10 husbands and faith
srs, the duty which the street contractors
neglect. The provocative chemizette re-
mains in vogue,
The medical faculty in this city, as well
as the pulpit and press, have been visited
by the hand of death during the week.
DR.. Sweet, oBh Of the most skiillul physi-
clans, was yesterday consigned 10 lis last
resting place AT Greenwood, and Gear
, that the venerable DR.. Lewis, who now
lies i'll at his residence, will soon be laid
Z there. The destroyer has struck many a
shining mark within the last few months.
Ii is generally believed the stockholders
) Of The New York and New Haven Rail
road Company, will repudiate the spurious
: stock issued by Robert Schuyler, and that
this viii have bad effect upon Ame-
rican securities generally, both in England
and in this country. ! is said that near
all the spurious stock can be identified
AT meetsng of the stockholders on the
2lst inst, in this city, il was shown that
the eight directors owned only 1876 shares
} real stock out Of $4,000, ,anl that more spur
ous than real was holden by them; thai on
NliNbtoi OWuSu Dul onC bhdIt. anu ttiAl
two or three owned no genuine stock
The directors were requetted TO resign
AT a meeting at New Haven on the 30,h
, of October, il is thought the whole matter
will be decided.
A meeting of the anti Know Nothings
was held last evening and it was found
q that there were a majority present in fa-
y vOr of the Know Noihings and an adjourn
S ment was declared, nothing being accom-
S plished.
: The Canadian Parliament has acce pted
# the Reciprocity Treaty, and when the
y legislatures Of the other Provinces, Nova
i Scotia aud New Brunswick accept, it will
go into immediate effect, which will not
e be until they meet in February next.
6 OF the 81 ooo,oo of Mexican funds
, which was received from the United
e States treasury and placed on deposit in
n the city banks, only one and quartei
g million remains or deposit, most Of it hav'
a ing been sent to Eng land. -"
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