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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-02

TIE VOICE OF THE N,rruwrsr-Tb
I'VE States which were created ont Of the old
Northwest Territory. in all of which slavery
was v. forever rrohihted' bv the clorions or
",nance Of 1887. Ohio. Indiana. Illinois.
M''I'gan, and Wisconsin. have all been heard
upon the subject Of violated compacts and
broken faith. Their verdict has been re or
'en' and each and all have spoken in the
llainest manner against the Nebraska miami
gnitv. Ohio and Wisconsin are unanimous ::
Ih'iana Is nine to two; Michigan is three 20
one and Illinois is five to four in condcmna-
ton OF tn" outrage: in all. fortv-onc to sew
en- IL Is, moreover. a noticeable fact that
WINE all the f"rtv-onr count up their maior-
'''eS by thousands with but A sinrlc exrcp,ion
those VIII" acq"iesce in compromise breaking,
have barely escaped defeat by the most inca
gre majoritics.- iNas.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-02
LAWS OF VERMONT.

We publish this week about half the acts
OF the late session Of the Legislature ordered
to be published in the newspapers The re-
malndrr will hc Published next week.
Among the acts is one providing for the
election of a Council of Ccn<ors.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-02
LATEST NEWS!

BY the Africa at New York the 10Th. we
have news from the Crimea to the 9th of No.
vember The Russians were defeated badly
in the general battle of the 9Th, sufft ring a
loss of 5000, and the allies nearly 1000 men,.
The latter were still pressing the siege and
receiving endorsements Scverer fighting
still was daily expected.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-02

NOTICE. HE members If the La les Read
ing Society, 81. J"!l't>hurv requested To meet
for TIE transaction oibu>ine>S ii Mr. p. H. Whites.
Thur>lav Dec at2 o'clock p NJ
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-02

Housed
Az i. ,'!>t rec, wed al addition Il, their stock
Of llariW Va. -. are :.,, selling # VERY L,,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-02
Cane Scat Sc s. Chairs G. Rocks

1 >ricr.Yr rl;:i.i::, i;,-li Ia il-ati.ii Of Ma
IL II. .; i:l.sA ha,'.:.: !. =. i,,r ~:.'e clean
- ;:AfE'S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
NEWS FROM TEXAS.

TIE steamship Nautilus arrived a, New Orssns on
the 18th from Brszos 81 Jsyo via G Lvestsa. Sue
eft the former place the 9th and the latter on the
10th. Our dates from Bro snsvle are % the TN st
The health Of Galveston Il entirely restored.
The yelios fever was increasing 81 Lsvses, by the
last sccouuts.
Al Houston il appears that there were but three
iuierments from yellow fever from the 30th alt 70 the
7th inst, showing great falling of 10 the mort Iiiy
sinoe the previous week, when there were eleven
deaths.
Five Companies of Rangers were mustered into
the service OF the State of Texas st Austin the Sd
inst. The Governor has determined to s,cept their
services until he hear from Gen Smith and send
two of the companies TO the vicinity Of Fort Worth,
and the other three to the vicinity OF Fredericksburg
and Fort Mason.
Emigrants from Bremen and Hamburg are arriving
in considerable numbers AZ Galveston. The bark
Neptune. with $50, and the brig Nina, with $50. ar
rived on the Sd from Bremen, the brig Lucy with
100 arrived 90 the eth from Bremen, and the same
dAy the bark Miles with 1906 arrived from Hamburg.
Total SIS.
TIE san Asfonio Ledger of the I'd has account OF
another murder and outrage committed by Indians
The Lf6ger says 1880.
Ion last Sunday evening Mr.. ST. Williams, living
on the Medina about fourteen miles from this city,
cruelty butchered by g party OF SIX Indians IL
seems that he bad gone from his house Tor Wster snd
after his wife, hearing him shout for assistance
TO the spot and found hstthe cruel work had been
done-ber husband was killed. The Indians then
came TO the house robbed II Of its contents aud car
red of their three children. They eft the house
short distance and sat down enjoy feast servedup
with the most shocking cruelty. Mrs. Williams fol-
lowed them, and by entreaty succeeded IN getting
from them her two youngest children. The other,
little girl, they would not give up, but carried of
with them and she is still csptive among them. They
also drove eff the horses of Mr.. Williams Mrs. Will
lsms started of for neghbors house, almost frantic
With grief, scarcely knowing where or for what sue
WIS going"
FROM THE Rio GRASDE-By the Nautilus we have
The BrornsriAe Flag of the 4,h, with later accounts
from the Mexican frontier bat notice nothing Of
special importance. Affairs beyond the border
sl in feverish state but at present the party of
Santa Anna seem to have things all their own way,
and no doubt will so long the money receiy from
the United States lasts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL.
THE ENGLISH OPERA AT NIBLos.

THE ENGLISH OPERA AT NIBL0S.
Notwithstanding the counter fractions At two 9th
or bouses-ibe Bro 4dwsy, with Mr.. Waeces bene-
Git, and the ACADEMY, with &c second re4poearance
Of NJ Mano--tbis fayorie thesfer drew large audi
last night 10 hear the opera company uodsr
the direction Of Mr.. ThOs. Baker. To bring nan-
Der Of people together for the fret time in order 10
perform long and difficult musical work, and place
them a. debutsDts before public, requires much
INDUSTRY and very faithfully have Mr. NibIo and Mr..
Baker performed their several tasks in this matter
First it may be mentioned that the orchestra is very
good The director has taken great ps'ns to cause
the members TO interpret the score and 1t very sell
dom that such playing is heard In Eoglsh
opera Next the chorus lie good and both
as numerous as the prospectus Of the season states.
The s.see arrangements Of Mr.. Moore are likewise
excellent the dispositions Of the scenes good, espe-
eiay the set-sceDes, and toe costumes and gettings
up striking and appropriate To come now to the chief
things Of the evening" the leading vocalss: Miss lu
is one Of the best instructed Of Partisan vocass With
a voice Of remarkable extent and facility the upper
notes with good method and good style equally
ekilfu In rapid sustained passages she drew forth
much applause Her slow aria greatly appro Ved.
Ii in the large style of Duprez, with whom she
has sUDg much. The tenor, Mr.. St. Allyn,
has not a powerful, but sweet voice, and has
excellent intonation, and carefuld method. The
second tenor, Mr. Geo. Harrison likewise has nice
voice and information. Mr.. Allan Irvipg the first bass
has not loud voice, but iutonates vel. Mr.. Horn
castle, tine bufo, did well. Miss BRENT had part
10 base an opinion upon. 10 word without the
voices being eminent they sing nicely, and exhibit
much panstsking. The opera is 40 well led, and the
ensemble good, that it must please. The corps will
play every night, and the repertory is we'll chosen
and varied The piece of last evening, The Syren,
Of Aube is bright and scintillating in the happy vein
OF the celebrated composer.
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DIED.

pU BOIs-in IVES. Randolph VI, Nov IL ofeonsun pton
III Ear Du Boz aged S. years
OLAsIER-On Monday morning, GODDARD Olaser, aged
80 yesn 5000
Thudsy Nov g a. l2i o'clock NJ from the residence Of
hi. 500 W Gisser. 6e6 Watsrst
LABUE-Ai the residence " her father Ia Psafeld n J.,
NJ. Ehzs Tsdus wife VI A. .sdue, E-q. Of 81 Louis
sne on, sister of stilnsn E'q Of this City In the ''
yssr % her -,
aERRICk-ou Sunday Oct IS, Mn Sarah Msuek' IN the
94lh Of her sge
TIE ss,ives sre friends the family alec thoss Of her
phsp Abel Wbeaton espeetfgJ fnvesa 20
an I'd for resd@nce Of her dAashter Mrs
Sherwood No III First Taesdsy Nov a. a. oei0es
~ihcut further notice. Her remsns VII be Afen 70
Greenwood.
Tons-At Harlem, sOv. 10. 1854, Hannah Tens, in the
2ist yesf Of Der ase 800 -
Tt'RSRe-On the isth inst in Dunsrt, ChsGtaaqgs
Costy Sat. Of York Harriet Bseshsr Stove .sed 10
oLs. snd days daughter Of JAMES and Daesbes Isns
II Limerick Ireland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21

Messrs OGrady are sad to be insured go, ooc, BIT
the above amount is all we can ascertain.
The following accounts of the fire are given by per-
sons employed in the hotel:
Hannah Prendergrast, one Of thirty-for gins en-
Moved in Il G hotel, and whom with dozen Others
we found awaiting themselves of temporary shelter
in the adjoining Stston-House, belonging to the First
Ward. gives the following account aSS the origin
and nnocress OF the fire. She Gays:
III was down in the lower end of the SRI cellar
.hout "a o'clock sewing, when my sister alarmed
me nv her cries; | saw the smoke snd ire IN the
st.sm.rcorn Issuing from among the frames "hsfe
clothes are hung TO dry; one oil Us "enI ln'e 1lIe
smokipe-room 10 give the alarm ous u was seem,
inrIv nnheeded; we thought to save our clothes ana
trsnts which were below, where we siepi, oui ms
80 ;rno.sble: the servs ants hail is over the steam
room And w.s the first TO catch IRE, then the ohng
room, which u over H.
The chsmbermaid OF the upper story VINO was one
of the group Of thirty-fourl says;
81 was up stairs in my own oearovn NHe1 .ho
alarm came. ran snd csied the oook-keepeT, -ho
slept on tha aoor and who was in bed 81 ue slne'
and also i've or ak other dodgers on the same uool,
such Was he crowd and smoke that could nos escape
down stairs, 80 got upon the root, and ne1cs aS
by Messrs. Hoyt's premises ! lost al ! usu -
clothes. ard know that all my fenow ID '3ee- 'A-~
are in the same predcament- - q.
One Of the walters John Redington' OF NO -
Mulberry informs Us that he wss N the anins
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COURT or GENERAL sEssIoNs-NOsDA'


ThOs jackson was tried and convicted OF MAINTAIN
ing nuisance his premises in the seVenteeGth Ward re-
esp,scle OF filth Sentences deferred.
Francis Barber tried aud acquitted of having
obtained lot Of egsrs from Samuel L. Cass No 1881 Broad
way. by fsse preteDsss .
IohI Khan tried for stealing check for o. 25s
from a German emigrant named John kannelL Tho Jury
found b a. guilty. a be ren@nded for sentence.
t. Court then adiouEnsd for The day.
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COURT cALEHOAa-rBrs DAY.

SUPERIOR CoURT -Four Branches No. 747 75l,
9ae az an 0e2l O2s ga go les 1875 139 O59
O45 646 725 To $50 SIS go TO col, IOet 065 1871
Goa co al ga "a to oss 5s2 sos 2i7 s2 $40 $751;
2Ol az sO7 g57. OH. ga
CIRCUIT CoCRr-Nos ECO, 1922, 9l4, 9sl, 9l9, us,
es9 $50 goo s93 se4. 995
U. ). DISTRICT CoURT.-Nos. :, IS, IS, 43, 50, 50,
s. 80 So u
SUPREME CoURT-Generai Tey1a.-Non-enuners-
ted motion Calendar and Nos 49, les 10 ST. ie9,
1876 10, I5s, I4O 81. 70, I0l 1888. III. us.
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CITY ITEMS

AsII-SLAvEkT LEcTUEEs.-It will be seen by the
announcement OF the City Anti.Slavery Society in
our columns to day, that its list OF lecturers for the
coming season has been strengthened, since the pub
LEGATION on Saturday by the accession thereto of the
names of Ralph Waldo Emerson, Esq., and the Hon
Nathaniel ?. Banks, the Democratic Anti Nebraska
member Of Congress from Massachusetts. The lat
ter though not much known in New-York, is grace
full and forcbe speaker. OF Mr.. Emerson it is I'M
necessary to say word.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21

STATE SURvEY.-Dr. hitchell, the State Geoogist,
who hss been pursuing his survey County for
months ps shout suspend operations for the The
discovered nv him in County estimated
than the entire sou made last win
Ter for this survey Valuable beds Of einE mslersl have
also been found 10 southern portions Of the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
MARRIED.,

AEGRLL-TRAsK-In Ri,h6sId Nov 2 by :he Rev J.
Wells Mr. Geo W ANGEL Of Exeter. to Miss Julia l. Tfa.s
BEhKETT-PULsIFER-In Ohio City, Nov T. the Rev
Ethan Bennett Of Ansmosa Iowa, 70 Ss Laura A fasi
fer II " esfsld Mas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
Advertise ment
attention Of
LIFE SIZE PHOToo

IFE.SIZE PHOToGRAPHs.-The attention OF
the pgbc called style Of DAGUERREoTYPEs on
usrsr t.sen all szes; the sEe far surpssng 10 depth
OF tone and braney the mot finished painting eanvas
Tn. smaller milling the delicate moiAture
Ivory AZ o. hkeness and durability they ansGrpassed Per
f.ef OF any sire be made BY the process ron
D,xuereot, pss TAKEN only by J. GUEsEY {. FEEogs
IcEs No 10 base du Rampant Psrs $40 BrosdEsy NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21

PERTAINS ETHIOPIAN TROUPE are celebrated
for stiux Introducing n0vee. their entertain
ueu. Their Representatives. always vsried and inter
.per,ee with lsashsble Dedn eouieal situations sod witty
rsparees which keep their sudebces In cOafiHg z0Oi
hpnor Their Railroad Galley and Holiday PLANTATION
FESTIVAL, Are the best performances that have
seer on an, stage The dollar ticket arrangement will ds~
iuu,use crowd. to their establishment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21

Ten thousand Yesr" Is decidedly slow; Il Is
starvation wages in comparison With some peoples
income. a. William b Astors for instance, which s
said to amount TO twelve huodred thousand dollars
per snnum, or deductng mOo than half for eIPtn ses
about ten thousand per week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21

De-. ss2s ass Irc SIS sst Dec.slssio lac Sls.SS
The figures are
ConrAs,rvE TAsLE the Lerns Spere Cs,eviitss asd D.
rosi Of ne Baaks Of tie Cy II Nsue lort, for hs sess
ending Sar 20, Nov H. 1854 and Saturday Nov IT, 1854
To rAA slEsd hs Capst q eeh Bfak az ns Lafto lss>
Nov. IL ----Ney. Is
Amount Average Ayerss Average Average
EANksOF Of nut Of amount sm'nt Of smoank
BAAks Capital LoausA af iLoansN OF
Nov 10 Discints Specie IDisc'nts Specie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
U. :. MARsHAL's OFFICE.

Victor Francisco, a Manila man recently sesman
on board the bhs Motto taken charge BY Deputy Mar
shall Horton and committed for exam alton lie was sent 70
New York BY the American Consul at Havana charged With
murder In having stabbed the Of the bhs causing
the Death u p hours lie states, understand
that what hs did was done In self defense
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
fAdvertiseueIt
TREMENDOUS MISUNDERSTANDING off the

TREMENDOUS EAClTEMENI.- on tue
entire ,tfet OF Fall and Winter Day GooDs 81 N. Bo
ptsEs No 53 Grand Orchard GIsster BARGAINS
than will be offered n silks shswls. Ne
Pla de Ladies Cloths SIX telssts French Meoos Psrsms
tss De LANES Apaceas Linen Goods FisoDel blankets
sc Ladies wishing avoid the rush OF the afternoon
will DO well TO call in the early part Of the day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21

t,s calculation OF the political and other none1cl>
tIres OF the present DAY.
Col. scBoULER, Of The Cincinnati Gazette, aod Mr.
Gro. w BLUsT, Of this City, followed WITH some
pertinent marts after which tie company dispersed.
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NEWJE,RSEY ITEMS.

JERSEY CRY BIBLE SocIErY.-This Society will
hold lis Anniversary At the York NJ T. Church Wednes
dsy evening The Rev J. B. Wateley snd the Rev B. Me
Neil will make addresses the occasion.
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TAdvertis-ment I
To THE F,pr brpsRTMrST-Ap,usS Co.

To THE FIRE MISUNDERSTANDING Co.,
No - Broadway tse this occasion 10 70 the NEW
YoEE DEFARTNESr thet appreciation Of the noble e.
xesd By them 10 preserving their property during the
couhauAuon OF Judsons Hotel the morning Of the nh
ins be. ot the united eIerto1s Of the members
OF the Department generally their Express Bnildins' snd
BANKING Room must inevitably have been destroyed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21

STABBED IN AN AFFRAY Between ~ and
eoek Yesterday morning fight took place Ia Roosevelt
named Michael Arnold and Michael Carroll
which the latter severely stabbed 10 the thigh BY knife
the hands Of hi. antagonist Arnold after arrested
policeman Tbomrson Of the Fourth Wsd and committed
to prison BY Justice bogsrt for NAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
-IATIESTs rREArKp
P.R.osAL-The following are among the arrivals

PERsosAL.-The following are among the arrivals
at the principal hotels yesterday:
A. the ME1KoPoLrrAS-CoI ). Baker, U. 3. Army; W.
Borner Staten I.lsud; l. A. " usms ; Arrny; samuel
Fsm.r Bangor; Andres Francis Enslsnd Julius Pslmer
Boston; Jacob Palmer Boston, Hardy Bsltmorej Geo
Msosintire Boston, J. lockwood Albany J. T. Irving
Glen Cove
lady, AbsDy n. Y; DR. c Hsrrs Lowville y. VI Capt
J. toEdes q 5. A c. Y. Fuller For Lee A. Willard.
Wsshbgton u. C; ID w. Fist. Victor J. J. kesn, New
haven; NJ Lang ard lady Penn B. n. Morse. Wserbary
Conn r Linsley heriden Conn c T Packard, BoIoni
d. o MeKiInp, shushsn; @. A sdlli, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21

PAssIsG SPURIOUS MoSEY.-A man Of respectable
srpe..pce yesterday arrested for psssna at clothing
store in FuliOpst bills the Northern Gudian, Railroad
Company which seEed by the keeper TO BE- rsuda
lent He detained BY Justice Osborne for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21

Foorrxss Total amount Of Capital Nov 10. sDsH 300.
Total Circa alton Nov H. bs,lGfH Total
average amount Deposits Nov H. sl6Sks7 Total aver
sse amount Circulation Nov 49, 7S71 5Da Total svsrsss
sInoaht Of De posts Nov. 10, se2Isll1I
We adoyt today and Tor the future, 10 making up The
Bsk Statement the CiearHs House classification ransng
The Bslks the order Of their respective Ths Ausne
Of the Lat Of the assscsted Bankshs others arc
aot coo Beetsd with the Clearing House.
In the last tso statements the figures OF Tho mo-
ehanics Banking Association and the Mechanics ana
Traders Bank have been ransposed Tor loans aaa
discounts. The above table IL correct.
The following are the transactions al me Cieahns-
House:
y.ebsps nee for IA. week ending Nov .s,n<
Exeha1 ace for the week ending NOV 1'''''''' "'f>is
,,..e n. week enSiss Nov lS.....,... Is 6sojut
Psi.ncss n, he rses ending Nov 0........ 5lG'ts
7, va. ,bou0h. the payments Of our merchants
xopl5 f. Of toward the close Of the month, but the
above Clearing. House transactions show sustained
activity Of payments. The Exchanges to-dsy
reached s22, s57, 900.
We have been furnished by the Secretary with tho
annexed statement showing the condition and in
yestments Of the Irving Savings Bank, from which
II would sppesr that the funds Of that institution arc
safely invested and in strict conformity TO the lay.
The whole amount due depositors IL sf2, iss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21

The Rev. John Lord in his fourth lecture before
the Ner- York city Literary Union, which will be
given 10 night in the Chapel of the University will
treat Of Bossuet and Roman Catholicism in the Sew
enteenth Century.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21

NoRTH-WIsTERs DIsPEssARr.-Thes annual repor;
Of the Managers Of the North Western DispeGsary
for the year ending Oct l, 1854, has been printed.
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IAdyertise meut I

Never mind the rain, or the snow, or the clouds;
but recolec that weather Roor of No 63 Broadway
eorer Of Frsbknst take. the most perfect DASUERREo
TYrEs. PHoToGRAPRs CRAYoNs and SIEREoscoPEs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21

ACCIDENT on THE NORTH RUER.-0n Thursday
night. as the tow boat Our, Capt. Boomer was on
her passage up TO Albany having in TOW canal boat.
she run into by schooner. two miles below Pier.
mont, bound down, and smashed the wheel-house,
the pilot who was drowned. His name is John III
Tinker, and he resided at Rayenswood, l.. l. On
Capt. Bloomer asking the name of the schooner, it
was refused He then went into small boat TO
tain it, when they gave her name as the W $ Camp,
of Derby. Yesterday persons were engaged in Crap
ping for the body but without success. Mr.. Tinker
leaves family, and his wife was nearly distracted on
the receipt of the unpleasant news. Her recovery is
now doubtful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-21
Before Judge bosWokTH.
CLAIM on CONTRACT.
MoTIos FOR sEw T

MoTIOs FOR sEw TRIAL.
Edward p Fry aEt James Gordon Bennett
Suit for libel, ia which a heavy verdict II viii be
recoected vas rendered for plaintiff Motion made and
arsued yesterday for trial Mr. rcwnshend tor defendant.
AID Mr. Brady opposed. Decision reserved
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