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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25

sra y a,- efths - q D,e, ar .ai ,se5 a. gal,sly
49, 80, c "a, 10 Tst 1! s'' Ssa a. :. -, 81
Re hste uioer r offer o. tis liV i n' % 80 '. l'4
der cfs-rs 7 bive hsr- tle s-s1y ~ ser'r. Vi
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hsvc sio-v l.t.e ~ ,sori Or deed o7Pfsi or
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gvtiy srt OF 'r- ANY tx oil va h-~e appeared Bore =
eh.r-s ir rr il -ar - l,-- a. - thai 'tne ny
5 W. 800 s p s- - i..,a II az a-ii
.,ys '-eh t' rts'-d to ia Al var. :, '.ia5ay
corr Fl lie KITTY. c-r5rr, ny t-tss Or oas or,
t oT. 'ffe. r, E ss 20 e.; Ley ;- T,.5a ~ ,v.
b.r .:.n5 70 IL. ,o7 Il ca. "a ;ii ssr,d
80 es.sa ss,i II tfSfs.' On t2i-5 90. ssf5 v . As2'
Lose vtrs tie beey's .olse F' 'e Uttered sad a.
Iie'tf u 'frto1 Or ra't o. q 1d % ~ lt an ~
Sew fek CT rrnltoa hsy nat = le On s';ri
lie fe',iHoayl e-ia vita then and take tn seio"s
i'l X, F S.st az s9ns ,s Arm, ",
life hss ret hsen urfsir via m tolls and With re h,ship,
That VII have the honor 70 besr her 7sv nav sill csrn1o
il the IA l declare Of ny ay hI s. is y'ul h'orr.,.s
tie sut, and rrorse' Which ny Isnt imposed sae q li
even ny distress tls scene ives to Be ereaea have eeea
b. Juniors OF regiment csn Bat strib
their uhbsowed smboo-nsy even 20 desire %
The peculiar hsr OF event which could only BE- con
tfolee ~ the Po-er Of HIM
who plants his footsteps on the
And fi.ts spOr the st0l H."
Ner ervy nan eoas-e- VIA IA, ss,sd arebrasd
will brighter md lighter VIII life
,h,ss otsr ;ssr. employed ia tr,i'elas
rErinE repuatisu before sosaHymea
I,-o Cify has given ssf 70 this ny
bsr under ofths truth Of ths
The Will 6ure 4 Il gentlemen OF the
Curt Appes ard God grant that jnises
this seeson honest and faithful old solder
scfly hi fre more no les.
lie PrsL then ounesd that ths Csur would
session, and then a3JOurrea siss die
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LECTURES MEETINGS, AMUsLMEyrs a. -.

LENA1 NJ SATURDAY, Feb Is, lss<
~, I,y,-, L,cruar -Universty Gospel 2
NrnsrrNrR NIcRrs DlI,Msna baIrdi brosA"Hh = -
...,,s, sT.uststion ke- at WALKERS D.
nr,-,wr, MATS paEAa Bert seciey -Burssnf r n
6Ip.csh.. rIsS p "A Gambler P M-S.tsaaA
t- - 1oyss c.Iiy st the Bovery Thsttcr = NJ
arsTsTgtTusMrSrs AfteruOon sbi Evening 1890
"a wcon;s brosarsy
SrextIy, oprll HsusL- hispeIa Dslnetons-oS gay IS
S,yYa.x rTgI ruElTEs-Eq aesrisn-S7 BoSsry, 7.
SIC gLITr VrsrEfLOaUIsn ks-stgyyessnt Insns,s w
H.a.nw.y EEs.crssEArimals- gay, 10 70 ~ r. ~
isnp.y,, az an S.ross-Cr,aal Pasee NJ, 10 a.ss .
BssvIsps Rvr. NILE sId HoLr LAsD-sS brssH-ay y m
rrrs,Ts sgvss NILS kIfRos-e6s Broadway and u r u
WYnIp The yen,rilequsg-O dscr Wllsnsbgfs- Ir-A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25

DRlxArIc RE.DHG-The distinguished eloeun'sHt
Mr. William Russell Of Massachusetts,, gives rsaanS
from shakspere and the Poets this evening a. hope
Chapel assisted by his Francis Russell These gen
.l.men have numerous friends in New York many Of
whom haxs enjoyed the benefit Of their instructions and
Who viii Be glad of opportunity to listen again to their
po.hed and forcble eocution The entertainment OF the
evening presents great attraction TO the public in general
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25
THE SAN FRANCISCO INQUIRY.

CLOSE OF THE sEssIoN-DEFENsE OF COL GATES
The proceedings Of the Court of Inquiry in rela'n to
s Is Of the San Francisco closed yesterday The SEES
Ion was principally occupied with Col Gaies' defense
which was a. follows; cp.a,
Mr.. President AND GrsrLEnEs OF rHI Coesn r.my
last received order for the troops under
anumsnS to proceed to the Pacific Coast In few days
s wsre copcontrstsd 81 Po CQsnbus in readiness 70
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BROOKL wv ITEMS.

FIRE m BRooKLYs.-A Man Consumed in he Hamss.-
About O'Clock yesterday morning, fire broke out In q
rum hole kept by named Wilson, No PIG Atlantic
Of, and the flames extended to the contiguous build
ngs occupied by Henry Hughes corner Of Atlantic and
Smith as boot and shoe store p A. Finnegan. grocery
and John Spencer second hand furniture store The fire
also SPREAD 10 small frame dwelling on smithst, occu
pied by eoored family, and the whole range, being OF
frame, was burned to the ground.
Mr. Spencer second land fur nture dealer In attempting
10 save some of hi. property was precpitaed down tho
steps and fell into the burning embers below Hs was
burned TO crisp His remains were taken out about 10
O'Clock Tie leaves a wife, but children His age was g.
Tie properly is swned by Mathew Hanley and was
worth 81 SEQ Insured Cor $500 in the Brooklyn Co.
The osses and nsurances of tho occupants are as fol
lows as near az can be sscsrtained Mr. Hughes loss
81 OOO injured for te0O Mr Wilson loss about $500 Mr.
suencers loss was about $1,000, insured In the Atlantic
Company Of Brooklyn Mr. Fnnegsn lost $4,000. Insured
for 200 In the Nassau Insurance Company The eoored
family lost about $500
fire Ia Atlantic ct which about o'clock 10 the
orpns Capt Orden 81 the Third District Police Quad oas
po.A ana @ ounces the whore the rsmaas Of
unfortunate Nr Spencer discovered The silver h.a
probably been IN the pockets deceived ID viii b handed over"
the widow
MoRr FIRrs ~ Observation-Disclosures About ~
o'clock ye.t.s.y discovered IL ons sr'.
Eve sst sas. ' ~ .S s,a,psa ron ne coan.ss
10. IN ths bat we're Prevsnte6 ron
soips the Of water small qsspt vs.
ths private ses Ia the
snabisa two OF the bsdass ron
cOumeBcst second
foprth bneiaE on and the flames speedily eonnaa
oasi.s plstey rsIaed as two ns1t 70 cosfts
,s asnssd Tbs baisisgs four stsfss In
sbt fb snis and 10 sfeompistios sons
,T. consequently occupied They erected "a spscsa
h, NJ ohp NcCarty and essy been raas'ered 20 es
ante, III. tbs block probably about ws'ea
In vsTisus BreoSyn ana
ofe,s the fnoa which ose e'" she Asa'e M
f.et that these ssdnss fire re
on esrs ofhe Third District Poke prseesded 70 tas
p On dscsysry Ct the flames and found tsa
and herss,A such resens ss 10 seeus uons
ssysra pss hsd pysssy been Set 90 s " me hS'
sppesfsd charrsd. ..--...,... -,t,A
the walls bUildn pzseroos fnscnpsea
thT,.t.n I'd h. wish violence be do n p NJ
Fron Of hess who had been smp'J''
ps,iess 70 he above there Berfsn s1s
ara Hs,t 30 ssssee BY surnIas rssle s~nee y
Csry Burned oa besds wnies tness ~ -
Rows AMONG TIRE FIEExrson retarnng om we nre
a, Co,r members Of bos s1c
no r..ur down ayrtisfy sirens force o. go
49, ss, y.rs skossd Of seesstns 70 lss fseh
RAJ ouvictsd ssd ssztenss4 ~ nss o.
enr eayA fsErzses snsndsy VIZ soys>
nsu.,.s waiter Lowry GIssn r. FORBES James befnst
ana ksssssy pesff g1ify and ~efs conAstes
- III fe ave dsfss Of psyns - me yss hsasy ~
~, Kssusn % the as psshnss eet 80 ns
fnsa
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PAsI ARFrs gives hs third Of bis le,fue. on Frsaea
Literature Al IIcpa Chapel tbs evening The suhjsc. s;ss
for; "a. ard there = 10 nation whoi boisss Of n rs
ant ard p -ful S..eri Of history than the Ff5lea
We 81 40. doubt hat hs Numerous aud Os who have hsa
Attracted TO ths unique and valuable course viii ind sl9n
selves unusually interested in the discourse OF this evening"
Tor the past week W. have had in type report OF al
Afpns LtcuYe on tie poes but have been compiled to
posTore It by he crowd OF political tier requiring to
be printed necessity which obEscs 70 omit :; ais m'Vn-
tg aifo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25

scHooL AGsScy. NEwYoRS Feb "a is6t
Dir. A. F.-Dedr Sir: In reply to your s-or Of the
~ that resrethA has not been
10 promptly Letter snd redeem Chss sast
suihg Successful negotiation for laShasiess
Fsuiliss Teachers, so -
What say 70 al. Study well ,o1r L,.o, tse Ge
Off Is indispensable 20 AL R-teatiaE parties
being Cereal Letter and Cenplet. Plan fr nc the
Res ofpssns and h- Cause Of Universal Etssto,
The Cheek and all Of Advertising hst
all viii suited who here inves, for their Repsht
Merits .,d Investments The BE Ss
suits s h.ng Perpetual Of thci, Wants
end Merits Redeemed the Check 10 the Chssesss
the World procuring 70 its owaer fortass
In Unverss seqasintssce With ts Be FdaeNors Ia re
World Ever, dollar Invested Is Great Mutual bensks 20 N"
Teashers prsfesslon ard Jrossres 500
for the party his order and all other orders
small cen missions.
So. ,sar heck everv ard have another at half price
The Daily Te.chsrs Meeting enenty successful ssns many
9, frst call Call and See Your obsdieo, servsnL
4 IL WILcox Proprietor, No 95 Broadway.
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HONOR TO WHOM, he.
AZ ~ ~.

n a< Easy Of The ~ " btne
In your paper Of yesterday under the head q Over
,~srS ,aur reporter the girl rescued By fossnAn
vh<h q ant the pn vo tsss
% Iss STATEN Hoss b. her Tse efs o ssy ~
t..rS ~ acme Of the srlhts sftks Bndscst sy vhsn
Ira sui;h Bster azd Bcaboy Of aid fairy rushed % nsf
sses procured bo.E End sot her ous DO s s,
the PsIee praise vkes 10 3 ne. due tasm 20 :.
lsrsr Il l. prssabls there would have bssn 1s aoaes
hand heir sleeping yssys are oesea 80 ssss ~estsv
Uea ana keps Il viii have tendency . ss vzx sgows
rr,x-.- s.nrosx of Bread amonS he Poer.-Ysster-
sii- ~. police we're scfAes6 e. the srss
witch ssiss e the TIRE :. ahsx "a 49,
siess Of food In vs snytAins ss sss $3.50 nss
~ h~Lsies 81 DeGrsv 80 snehee> N
. M saoshsr tho ~ bsfh - beeees
sIa. 49, 80 AZ sshsrG fhb shevs ~ eeo4
sssisd y . psssaea Il sw Psssisuse &isue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25

lAdyertecfnentl
Il keening and cores pOudence are the leading de-

BOOK Keeping and cOrreepOndehre arc INC IcauIHyH5
parunen in every mercantile hoe ami complete knowlsdgs
he sam Of douheentry well bold clear ymnstTioa
STYLE penmsnsh TO hun who ths, nsi
ssutut Both these attain 6oldsnhs
rooms No Broadway Whsre private lessons dvn Ia peo
shp and pslors FLIED and arnsasj
especially for that purpose. Cal and see.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25

UNCLE TOMS CABIN. The


be performed Pudy's Moral Temp me Non1
br.r hs Afternoon e0mueucns osek AMI tins Evening"
oopmrelns oeock sernsss sRords escesn
schools sna these ths cnaot attend
the evening b. remembered that this fassier ssosnsss
b. the Clergy powerful Instrument dong ssod
"a rrr o,ipr IN. doctrines and Morality nv the
Production and the exclusion rem within is walls
vices that GENE within the knowledge Of the Mauster f
males Improper ebssr not admitted 10 any part Of shs
Iheater
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25

PARIS De BFGE.--ileard. Clapp Il Co, NO. 3ll
Grand 81 will open this mornns 700 Paris De Bsss slightly
damp in order, vii be sod for yard White 3D. sa
bssshed nen Damak Table Dsper Linen shssnss and P,w
,ess T,wens. &c Also sas rich p All
sins Also Brocsde Plaid Striped aud Plain silks will be sola
xerv .ke.D Heard, CLAFP Co, Ma. sci draadst-
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Diseases of the Lungs and Threats and their Sue
GO I IreAuen ~ the nhaatln Of Medoated Vspors ~
Debrf Hunter D. Containing thu bronchial
pbe. tbecs cavities the luus aud the nhang nsransat
u pubhd for sale tbs bookstores and the ONCE Of tho
Authsr No. 49, BfOsd~Gy.
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The weather yesterday pleassn' anti nearly nignL
when It eouded up very heavily and promised deiuse Oh
rain None fell, however, up TO midnight
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nRAWING FRO

DRAWING FROM ADMINISTRATIONS, Drawing
Teachers and othes sug bssufa and Iapii
tenn ,EstcLs from nature realize all ia Mr. wooos syatsn
No ass Broadway Gallery free Ne" classes forming
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fAdverrissmeutl

ALL IN LOVE Did you ever see ANYBODY in lovef
II not gafy lsrdsbs curiosity. The
drs ceuPsnyat Banus M,.nm 70 Be n love ns
In Low, said Bot this company will at In
and Of genius Two pretty pisess
asa this evening" Barnuuas besides all the curouss
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CITY ITEMS
REGISTER

METEOROLOGICAL REGIsrEa
y,ss osr.ssso.s Nv Standard TasTn'Hae al s' o"e''
,s.. '0 GAN In SPIN
rttrsr. "a $1,000 ........... 25 - 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25

The Three Bells has left, but Capt. Crishs9- s
and can s~rence Gallery No 0i Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25

Oh WEEP r.. .ui vail for TIA: sister. al~l
Aad tina, fair grntle erc'her lie law IN tao rive
Perchsnc- tAr red rchns st-ew thea with leaves
That for white would cone dsso ton hs essst
Perchsuc. Of their irs. the vorng via'es are made
That hlscr hy the eharch thst ia hid In tbe GLADE
How dear 70 the heart is the portrait Of departed
relative especially II Hsehsss Of the sesvsd sas ne
fr.hed portraits mae dcne bf Nosr. 81
Worlds Prssm Gallery No sos Brssd-sy oFsa day
and evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25

Tow MEETISGst-On0qdGga-As Tar o. ascersaned'
The following tho Supervisors chosen
DEMOCRATS
Ixb,isco--Wm T. Ooodeh ICilv-Ji ms Lrile,
Tsbius-JohH Keeuey .LfWW-Fhinp 4 Wider
800, lleury Jerome Ia fauetls-H Park.
Tt~gnleF Jei, Innh limerick IMfuYs Loou2, ". Adams
CSnacGG-AusoD ". fvaIs. |hs,ccNg-B humphrey Case.
T,vpn- Levi ; Holhlook. Ofnc)- Francis II Hale.
sa-isltc r Pstten N'ale1itts-D T. N1'eiy
DEMOCRATS lNpgjoyd-Joln i. Mss1u.
CsvgIus- Sidney h. Cook T0iy-Av Z Pslusr
Glcuo- Jetah III. Youus. GsHBu ep-tezekiah r. D'w.
EFrso1-The Board Of Supervisors far az he from
stands as follows
DEMOCRATS ,RaRrai-Ol-n WhselosL
1l,ronJ,i1-- Gnarsw Conwtn. Hnt,or.- u. D OILS.
.1nhuery- Robert Holuts. " doc h7yf
Bre r.qe-Dfrish Allcn. Wh@s
(oEs Ttncenf- Otis p Ssrkey. ffamt- Isbn & Ceonsr
,Il6tfou- Luke France Hs4Hsfsii--F B. Camp.
Cl0T goH-C christopher Babcock I'rrfinsJ l. ho0in'en
Ti.Ity -AleX sudtr Dickinson. OfesHsHirsm De~ey.
HeBssfaoa-W Henry Green IRsdNaH-John Pawhog
LeRoy Joseph Wager leHfG Anson hsnney
Ttme-Wro 'CsrIiee Wsytt-Iehn W. Acssr.
paHota- lssse McGipps IPhi1dcp1'G-TO hear from.
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SraGE R03RyPY-Ms. Harriet Bnn>er, ot',er WI
chsrt Of Fu M.rset bad hey Pck picked 80
cot into stt-s Fato,
.v Al o'clock In AID rode G, Restst Woo
.rs.crsd tusaers snd thea go inso Bfstssy as
and di deoser Der e gu sie u nef
,ket FOR her purse pay for butter Ms taao
roe ,he stage operator Ths uosey 80 All IN
small bills Of varlcU hanks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25

SrsFIcroE or ARSoS Two young Germans, both
49, tp pius lsrsr beer cellar 81 v, 20 frn,s
were ~ Cast kiuer Of hs Fesr'eesa Wv ., IS
s- 81 h.-r. place FOR the r1rs<e o. os1ta so
eurt Insured their stock n ths y a,Ss Ia
.tsre- since PSicensa Msfey ssso,rs
r the s-u,a dres ad rss2y 70 9, away raere
vcrh gecas the pl.ce and they are sAi %
duartcrt rent. Committed fer exSninAfisn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25

The Philharmonic Society viii give the third concert OF
il twelfth season March g. 1884, 8. the Tabernacle Mr.
/ TTmm Is President, Mr. Ei.eld Conductor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25

FATAL F.LL-An inquest was yesterday held y I9ro
r,r Gamble at the Hospital upon the eofy 81
..tiye Of Germany . Of age whose ssaia Wa
b. rseturs Of the skull Il Pp..n s. Seess,a d ~ ,ss
n the NV OF Centre and hs~srds ana "
sans accidentally f. tsrssfh the hoivsy rem ne "a
nor, 70 Ae floor striking bis hess a hs %
bui Iii receiving injuries vseh pfocsess oS@1 '
rendered Q verdict Of accidental DEAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25

WFSpALL PHurIPs # Boston viii give the Eek, Anti
Slavery Lecture AZ the Taberasce Tuesday evening
Perhops there is ia the country who coSincs in
hm.e peril CITY thar Mr. Philips al the g.As and
er,oes which constitute the true Orator Wh miai en-
r,hed by various culture voice o. singular purity and
fw,, tness sdy commsrd Of language AMI above al
hecry warmed and enlarged by Christian sympathy or shs
oppressed o. every color and cline he Is abe :, sway the
judgment end the feelings OF the auisncs almost AZ vii
He is, from convton thoroughly iden:hed With the Gar
yisselan Abol;onts bat he is man whom no earnest
friend Of freedom hear without profit Even thoss who
ere mast opPosedto some OF bis agree Win hso
dore Parker in saying that ne is the most eloquent nsn
that Massachusetts, ever Graded N her bosom"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25

An.rsr 70. P.ssIss CoT.Irs E., "a gss, s..1
nsn Thur,lsy hight BY Pohceusn knissr o. tns
VIA ssrs.S p.saas soss;.s s % ss1 Ras.
bash " Al ssselth-sv; the Of G. Lssa Ne ~
sr1 snS AZ other places The Ill pansd tns nfn
10 bs tsrfsis Mr. 6ulth followed ~
Ssd Ia opsrsess saN ssy vsN sssss lssvas ~ ssss "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25

AIGrorD PrRJuRr "A charge yesterday prsf,rrsi
tefors Juses o.hogus ~ william Kennedy oss OF ~, t.s
Re- cs-B ofthe Fh Ward ~ho eonstsa Ia Anr last for
brv the store Of Ssnael HoFkia' es,nsr o. Sss ~
Frsniliu jeremiah C. KeuD PSicsa2a or tbs Fs
WsS sisr rernr.d hHss.f givias eviisae
wires 90 tie cf Kennel, Polsspsn MoC,a Of the .ns
Ward o .ss 80 AFFIDAVIT .sF forth o. sef-d i ff
sne purror very materially from As s,iiesss q A'ms
e 80 Thr fpr sSsp,'isr Yesterday ssrss,s.
M. NcCoi -s Tsnined By Hesry Cafoa e,sassl
EsT- ne exsinsiica will b ed this stsrusJa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25

Town s-Onoadoga-As far ascertained,
A. rr,,,i,.o, ara tbo Cuneryisors cb0sep:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25

SIIToH AccIDEsr-A lad IA years Of age named
James resang with h parents a. Ne ~ A'nss = "a
evening fell % one Of tbs k bIeeTv ms 80
49,. AZ He taken ~ dfs soie
he oInsT Of Broadway and aaFse.i "nss 10 va
ss1@sa ~ niv,eian Simpson, proprietor Of shs las
,ss,s. hst a. bills medical asndsaee spon fhs aa
,Lculd ke presented to him for psyment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25

TIE las, OF the Young Bachelor Sores given Thursday
night was as we expected the brilliant Of the season
The company very lge and highly pleased with the
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25

NJ Leigh vhsa he TIE sssr wio
Sehssr hed the vosc-. s-sp tsss sit
esely psrred ~ The eest ~s, sadly esesare9 sw Isaf
lsr~ fhe thea tAs sa,e se 30 as
rChd ana Is their sSa oqai slans,r 81 .al BIS
sd coin amounting 80 alec sleo ELL tbs Baat o b,t
Vt aumSer Of atclss sess
purrhssed hv h- ea,tfers IN pssss 81 tser bs ras ps
~ Jss-e SEsr for ai,i0r Ssi,s,-s.
Ton Rand he called 10 the vAs eoarstsi hs
lst9 Of stealing the Gov ws from tbs Ps,s3 Ohss
AZ Was.ineoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25

Rvy OvER-A eolored woman, named Phllls cooper.
o,.y op Thuus., nisht while the Puf oy hose
..- Ne S.asd severely BaIed She conveyed TO her
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-06-07

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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-06-07
PROCLAMATION Br THE PRESIDENT. z
By the Prssiasnt Of tas United States Of aaner'ea.
Al PROCLAMATION.


Whereas information has been received
that sundry persons, citizens Of the United
States, and others residing therein, are en-
gagged ia organizing and filing out military
expedition for the invasion OF the island OF
Cuba:
And whereas the said undertaking is con-
trary to the spirit and express stipulation OF
treaties between the United States and Spain,
derogatory to the character Of this nation,
and in violation of the obvious duties, and OBJ
legations Of faithful, and patriotic citizens;
Ard swhereas it is the duty of the constitu-
tedautiasrities Of the United States to hold
and maintain the control of the great question
Of uzace or war, and not suffer the same to
be lawlessly complicated under any pretence
whatever;
And whereas, to that end. all private en-.
terprises of hostile character within the
Uaited States against any Foreign Power
with which the United States are at peace are
forbidden, and declared to be high INSIDE
meanor by an express act Of Congress:
Now, therefore, in virtue of the authority
vested by the Constitution in the President
Of fhe United States, | do issue this procla-
nation 30 warn all persons that the General
Government claims it as right, and duty to
interpose for tie honor Of its flag, the rights
of its citizens, the national security. and the
pseservation Of the public tranquility, from
whatever quarter menaced, aud it win not fail
to prosecute with due energy all those who,
unmindful Ct their own, and their coun.ry's
fame presume thus to disregard the laws of
the land and our treaty obligations.
! earnestly exhort all good citizens to dis
countenance and prevent any movement in
conflict with law, and nationa. faith; especial
ly chargingthe several district attorneys. coll
lectors, andother officers Of the United States
civil or military. having lawful power in the
premises, to exact the same for the purpose
Of maintaining the authority and preserving
the peace of the United States
Given under my hand aud the seal Of the
United States at Washington, this
thirty-frst day Of May, in the year of
our Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and lifty-four, and the seventy-eight of
IT, 81 the independence of the United States.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY The President:
w. l.. MARCY, Secretary Of State.