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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MARCH . 1854.

snce hsrce - SIS sni a-ntis1s n s-enos n
FiA' .k '1g o. -tr saL.as tspcta4t n eel as ~
thlnf 4e 's n % sac t1f init1I o.
itt 4tt lI u--n-.'- sTe -1 The "a sfi rs lfEf
70 ottf 81 tts.fS.s Of tu'r o7P1itiiF o. s'.ls
IA ,niarsG .r-l- ttI Las eorfref 20 asa IA
10 "a Am 'f-orrs parJ su5erfu- -7 CO l-t is
std "a Il. tie a - r- ld 20 ss-lrtF = 20 ~ a
he Ne 81 .h- re.pot,iy o. ins th- s sEeei d
on re Mayor Sc Eslod tbe CO es % ~ seui
Woftt y Of rec's 10 ihi rrrort
MOI vi via hifn-ef OBJ Fatio1 70 sss-c,
Ess n vital -eresi he inhabitants Of he Ward ~ ane3 -
g. H. Trets nit th- lsTl desperate lEtot-r
- those Ia he ueav u9r t.c snd q s- aoe1t
srsIot rd1e. them Ot tie NF 10 re'gs 70
l!ot OF tse evil pc ss'ea Inst 81
sds u1dr ne rre..pt u,ron tga hsi "a ' 10 .v sal
tb, frs ana Lnnes ~ sn Your CO nn-e 70
he hsa d-rslin not - ts i-nd'
ard they ar as "a, lea ,ni 11l
n those who tie l.y OF rest snd Wo A1' O-S
temptation uisry tus desth- r-,.. - -
Your Committee Gilman H2ler re so id n,a
lied hosfy. but promised th4t ne S1l1
the subj b found 70 come ~-n az y
harsy fra ally 6shlTFs IL duties 70 a ettsA'
cLns thsrsfoTe zee - act II 1ceo3a-1Ss 1 D
enc a. Obl.GLois ,,,-., - ,,,,.5
Your On mite. Also waited OF Mayor Weserv.l aai 500
thar Alderman Of the seuts-s,cond Wad hal DIS lea 81
sut y 70 enforce the SandAy laws aad r-ts'-ed 1e -
ouy executive he received tls no!Dsfiob ~1
,stpol ~ lr-d the C,ne- he praise 'o''' 81
eli ut efors Of A serm@u IN other WsEis a,
tie Con Irfitse dep ore the nJf''I-.
frsce. condition Ward ~ the nsfroPo .oi !n- s-i'
lv al diBs Republic having mi compton, p,
III, -rcuye eli disc sniar sh'fi'
foe. os.d der o lecd ssaryara wise .~.
W. 'N'' NV - 49, V HALfBf.
IN - ID
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fAdvsrtircnent
III CcVrII Office No 10 Bond ST. hereby

llr. CONEII. Dentist, once No ID Don" 81 hsiopy
o, rrstus .trou, ard others thit afer some ween II
Ills ant viii enplOy h sh iH caro-
fg1u.tr'y sIsrci.ed fer the benefit q their TEEN
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tsaru12a,e. indicate tn. fore. Of The wind
LECTURES. MEETINGS AMUsEMENTs ID
TuURsp.r M.rsb Z 1876

LECTURES, MEETINGS AMUSEMENIS 10
THURsp.r M.reb : liIi
IsrRclN BIBLE SocETy, Asor Place, r NJ
IFrRts's LECTURE Ref ID teh Church Rev a. P0rt5Ts
CRY BILE soCIErY-l6 F.rk-pl.cs NJ -,
VINSI, e's LEcTURg. NschGocs Institute r NJ
S5l Broadway Z NJ
REPUHLIAS GEsfsAL CONN TEE sur'e'h
LTCrUEs COu mb.su Tia ', y / VI ~ a.,
CoSCEET Reformed Dach Olaoh TIA Nv = ~
Wuotr osID Broadway, day and evening".
ovr Iovr Kill o Cue" IL Whliack- II y u
THt on % Brrw,Ry-bsIsums Museum da, ard e'sliAs +,
and The feud-zvOu." bfo,iT
tIs..~Ts NtGuT's DsE and The Mummy Blrtons r
iS.tr rows CABIN 7 J. AID Hot Go >" h-Nsl''aL
f-tCtr Tow's CApi a the GOwery TIL aitr 7 VI
Gro CpssTy coDs psni'n 80 Bo'~sI
rrr.IKys OrERA HoUsE-EhJpoan Deilsa Sns-os b'y !!
Ns,y.Yo.y AsFHraEA -Fqusstri.n-N B1"ery, Z NJ
SC EITz NESIRILOaUIsN, SoSsuyyes'ut in."9.. E
p uimslsSj1 BTsy, 70 10 4 VI
i.nrsrKY oT ALL NATIoHs- Crsta Palace N TO issf
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THOMAS D BURIAL.
IsvlNa HoUss New-York ''oV p, lS'I

HOUSE iVIN wv W
Tato srpswIcg Esq D,p ss'-Ater resaeaee OF sens
ths stale Of O1o - the
oIcs Fs hld for me TO r,turn ren ne %
the Association Of Whn you are tn E
e nv e,e ,tiscon tn urbaRy and Enans' "h'A mas
t,, manifested br ell your oess aod Neulset,
t erp-sr s sllsa " N'''oni
and rttioc Il hiss succeeded IN i'hsnR stt.tthah eSl
de,e in o. OF er ~ union Of a'ersss w1el biz
M ,xtepdeG eouu, IL Ia not on Nato11 bl
c,,p or hrousbt in j'Sa rosiion ana e0nH
of ou ultcslcs the artist 80 ta"n 81
H. Gld ord thcse csnsiorstions your
osiseuce OF the Host sP@SsI AM 47"y-e
s,,tit,,t.rsl that has ~ er srac a ft 'oh
The he ben hfisl Ia IN highest e.tsr
dcitiyfns he 'pdt 81 a ofe''ss
- IL nd ogh al objects Of uitr asd ts'ts ine'e o.atl'
u 81 e,1,ot ri, I, h. refining aud hgms9i1ns N ist u
T,rrv In mn OPINION eNhbi mas PfoV'n it-i
in syrry rtsptc aud uTon he ecund ms - 80,
sciences and mcla.lcs ~ oar
rrV tirs great good the Nation owes yol sAa Fo-I
sfir Dc gratitude for the ea-rgy 80 conAaer
on verT .df-ts successiuly bringing tog sthT ~
obs of those great lever 0t pi0-''' "
ios ard ssts o. o o., msy THOMAS POWELL
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BIRTH.

BlhIhs
M.cY-Psl q. NJ. John u Macy ''a
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~, NJ on the 10th toll An on tNe 2lst ore 81 ne
,,vre within years R.ro'ds we're blocked up ron o.,
. 90 N,ue The direction snd velocity fine snow cloud vas
necustsly sinsulsry ho-n by the islegaPhc Isso
r, brf.y AZ Ba tnoTe the teth and rAVeeatn h
trTTso miles TO Philadelphia Ia hours o. this top Of rii
seed Prom Philadelphia New York il occupied Jnr l9lf
rn wyc1k 70 Boston hours making E5o1t 49, nisn
Tt,sr our, The beard and did not eitsn t
ne rob length shown By the spif
o. ye1 the duration Of TIE wasnea I've hundred
IAlt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02
Before Judge THOMPSON
= 1, II -. q. Il. IL IL L.-a- anI Amt b AZ
COURT or COMMON PLEAS SPEcl,L Tfsn Before ''ds'
DALY-OEcls
Poi.T % PRACTICE.


PoisT % PRACTICE.
An appellant who has searched nthe New iorS Droe'
- ,o,d Of ,iuild attorney .gs otherwise made aug IA
.r tbe neo If he plaintiff without faeu IL Js'
go "a o.. piuf be docs not reside 10 ths cry ~ sE
- -. ,oge Of srp,. upOu aafIey Fho sPs.set f5f
-. ri.i,rn OF NAL notice Of spPea shs upa'at
- N ts pIsintif CyyHatHt h..esi Of tli an
orr u dstcivs sinih may sue s''cu"'a Sa''ns
fbousb detective "a ssstsnce served n sooa
b he ,rt,l.nt viii sreay lose ne appeal Oit tl '1'
=, % ,yrrly DEF notice undertaking. ipop
-, this cte eIecuteu must be aide upon nc
s,trirss proper aBseuing and Piyhttae |e's 9. A' '
AZ tke eaJtnss iLeBT4cd BY the sVy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

UEpIS!rfoS OF A MINIsrrR-Lus evening the Rev
James Dnsmoro duly ordaned to The ministerial charge
ofthe Sixth Associate Presbyterian Church The eere
rpeny took pace in Manhattan Hall before large consre
gaoa The Rev Peter Bunysp prea he'd the sermon 'ne
laying Of hands was per ormsd by Rev Mr. BAR Ae'
spd,r Bunysu and Peter Bsnyan. The charge to the
and Congregation was pronounced by the Row
NJ Bar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

RYr.1Es TO FlR. ESsISrs-Ihs Common Soun
.e,,.s ,iiou he lass sssng ssSsr sst tae ss
70 sst q p-tess snsiD. osiidef 20 ,
h. p-rs.sry repair. Of W sFPnta axe ~ zoe 'Hs
,-,.pt. Al LAR Iss 10 sEsssd u , PEa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

po,,,,v Tie mouse OF John Flanagan IN Hudson a
$780, h, ,he,s, % Tu.sdsv ssrs0sH dsIiss the ,~mPors
49,. ~ The family srs rssssd sfswa'ea ei'hEs and 'n
Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

Tn, CRYsrU PU.tE-In regard 70 the permanenee OF
the Cry sl Palace as great Repository OF Ar ana nous
y some doubt Las been expressed as to whether E1h'o
or would continue TO Gil it with rare and beauinu pro
duct. In reference this give below two very ven
written and pointed letters from persons conyeran with
our Industry showing the appreciation OF the
among our peope II this feeling be prevalent and "s
have 10 doubt il VT have a for the ililro 1i the
Cry,,sl Palace. .,,
TatoD1ss NV p.osi. at.i fr.ish.
C, chiefly Palace the ft open Is sour Crer %
..fers deemed ts loves. rsnse mechanics. .sass on a;r
,s on e 70 tender 10 yourself yoar
stovlecuer for the uniform tnene" .ni .r..l l.s %
ny personsl nieresare win your oi.esi .aa
s'h time 20 .1Prs.: n, 3pn,S5 .s
O hose early Of Jour -niefps: hsife ana
generally In terms Of st'enE con rL ,h' 10. en-, ~ 80
isou,h early spPlesod i9r space ~ &c,
since h,n ~schtd Irosr.. rib deep ater hi'ns We
'hd no, a. "a ids 'peSsGi n ,sd he rt.nis the
Ole h been dep SOD n95saia 81,
ofre The energies " ne InaH.Hs ,e
bHefes results OF your pIessn Nor Do bseys Al
car be found here .geh 50 .n Re . aen
wrought 50 suddenly In eommoa "l.1 Up ,1
I9es IHl al no.Cf 70 cur aa5 ,oei. I.ndmaI
"hth we f All LAT atury.
not assuming rival that Of LOndoa bl' the onslcy Of dn,a
than enough il thar line . s. our gdds .a
NO Mcehah OF 'ies,
70 u os-rysiln aste az
T.ft,u,u il forms udyupon tho 'h-d' 40 se-
vr exrand rg purifying influence Ia tue gVnphs Of ths
r,odsctns Ell Nations We NAV Ia conP.h'l mbs
useful the excellent ard the 0ani IN
or own Il the ~toe we fee sny 'n'ink o. Ne
pe IN comrArsoD sh neighhOs reed but 10 lo' l
r. the orr line nachueTy operation 10 Jour mans al .cH'e
With lite bgsiy mpoyed 10 nnennE ID nc Va.
Of In hghtr Gn 10 me ns s-ethns Is hf
o be ra.urer with syo oEi-s or ne II
do ave With renewed e1?ss ons 81 sr.Itle o
liz Lrets cori, ed wishes future Ir0'oery
tp fr tie b. the w days p. TO lake ny p!ss'
ID 'Ie VI VI ~ THOMAS BURIAL.
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THOMAS POWELL.

NV TrIrGRAIuc AccoMMoD ATOMS NJ T' Cole
nan & ST. have set spata convenient room Ia the
Aston House for telegraph Office Which his been JASON
Iosfoe,ion OF by Mr. Swan who Tor many years WIZ
local manager of The Bane Merchants Line 10 Boston aud
subeou(ly Superintendent Of the Union Line lie works
M Inc, On The House Prniip. Telegraph system and con
meets with lines leading TO every town OF any note between
Halifax and New Orleans between Quebec and 81 Louis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

2es ,,SOf" Gin ER.l1 50 Mich C.n,r. lei
5e Nor,h-rn Iuosns RIB So Hasoa River H. H. W
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c,r,,ors NiIsASrE-D irfy S.rcei. 8'c-Rscsn!y
many ard grioyous complaints have been made 10 CsP
Diks Of The Fifteenth Patrol District relative to the Oh
sruen Of the Sidewalks IN front Of hs late Laase Hotel
which was cor. umed by fire some weeks ago The ed
zers Of thai sristocrac Ward al Justly complaining
alb ut tie filthy condition Of tie stress Capt pEs repors
10 tfe Chief of Police as follows
Numerous complaints have been mode a, to the con
dillon o the sidewalk in Broadway in front OF me rams
of the Inf, sfarce Hotel The siewaIk Tor sDol! l'V
Sot ON Tro-JwSS is At times almost impossible have
sddr,sseG to Dr. Laarse ON the .uoec'
10 wi ch no attention has been paid subsequently non
fed the Str ct Commissioner, who informed me 'h. 10
pJ ro the psrtit. aud that ten days must eapse De-
fore he could take any action in the matter
am constantly applied 10 by citizen 20 ieIeay ..ie
evils nIaiutd OF who are asonhed 10 uhd tnst
no whatever in the and that the head OF inc
Street Department has clone the power 70 t-1fe', '.o
grievance am al.o constantly aphsu 70 III Ie..l
&c sinh condition of the streets and the present uhcsr
taiu me- bod ST collecting the ashes anu safOage Ine
citizcu report that in instances me cars u
been seen their locality for week AZ .ls 20 .a
FORMULATION in and around teneni houses Is iunsn,e
and 10 The great dsment Of health sh,'ng cohcl"'Nei5
int the sui erintendence Of the HesNh Depa1nSn ~.
the Street Cleaning Department shoa' DC uhuef H'
charge OF tie Police
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION teachers Of thsT regular
monthly meeting OF Saturday ast took achoa aaos IN IN
,o,tapt .ubi.ct which at th time beg inning 70 receive
tbe attention Of Cur School Oficsn The subject oil
uniform in the schools sf oar Cl'! has oeen
discussed Of two or three OF its late meesss aad on
Sa,uTday tie allowing resolution was adopted anAai-
morsy . ,,. -. 49,, . ,,6~,
,,r.a Of el,sfsatOs thrsssN cal h- C0nS'o SCHOOLS '
/ lhy .dyocated
suth uniformity mainly for toe PurPo'e o. .ra...'. ~
JoI, va. s,ficksn out. il wss consldt red 'hH 'no
emo criterion If lad gment would d. gIea lnusnee "
,boss her, and .shoo, whose circumstance ana @
80 g. we're less favorable than others ineEs Wsre
- "a stronger reasons urged for uniformity osse
I'm he yerv best standard The Common SCHOOLS %,
or City are prole,sedy one and tne Am 80 T. "a
- az control of one Board Of Eddeaaon sad asri'
-; .,,,oft from common fund and Il was eOn,ehsei
IL, ,br should present TO the world the beaatIs anu
bsr,oIious ssro, of 'y'cE 60 far al ie-.' g ;ne e
.rsep Of classes and ths general course Of studies arc
! concerned
/ s.,,,x rpr,r.yyr OF CoRrI-Ceroner ODonnei
.s,,,d,y called to hod an isques' upon the BODY :.
- ,f.tt WHO was born q. On board the oN1 ~
FIov,r bu, die shortly bsfore the vessel Srr'sd N 'u',
It,fsther and mother on Having the 7e''e
h hoov with them bu, apt Rogers would not permit
"a h. takfn ashore until inquest was held upon n
,s N, ,p,iuo an aged tar named Geo Dillon Who Gon'a
,r, hs bsly only PoT.i'a 'i 'a' Tno''h % " '''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

N,w CLocK-The City suihoritiss have received 70
~ -, ,loet for tue CITY Hal cost not 70 exceed
I.t....l h<irf sRht for sefNlee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

A SrFrICIOV' tHARLCTER.-A Young llu NtI W sc J
man calling biz self pa W his bosn IN rae hibt 'ey Of
vs..s ,or, Broadway and Maiden lane under pro
purchases lie would select lot NJ SJ'fs
ote.r tie .nG then Leave pr'moE 70 az 'ssn an
c,.h Yt.,sy b. called a. the hardware sore VI w 'es
q, No o. N.6en sre end laid sds large sno"pt Of Gu r.
,re wh.n atou ueI. sisted ma NJ hti RMS
His csusa . sasp On AMI
srI va .pltchea n. cry Earl 20 scd,i7 II he at
s"e He ma had account there sHi on MS
,,vu 10 he Gor- Of bis employers nc called 4.
CrC,r Ri ruchan % the Second Ward Police "h' ars't's
All ard be " q locked Up 70 az IL e1anintJn
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MAINE coURr-Betore Judge Mcc.,rnY.


n, recover /, r medical attendance on lad nanoi
Do.r heNanee foil and over by Al Es ha' @.
cue oil bic beiDs broken al me shAe no ~ @
rsutif il alleged, with Dr. brundsse attendsa MN - ~
49,, liz p.rtE 6oIa respond 10 hs clam loi
services coutrnded tha the ovsers OF as sO
% ste {. further stated that Mssi' Petusi'" ans shs
cf tf calico the boy .ter ne vas hit ana
,u.tei tbs they would the DOCTOR. Or iss W..
- are liable pisDu1 as they dd s'erythll
ire lad siesed ths, some OF the Partl
d, sed had no Interest In the CO nPth' &C
" a. ctmissed
Ga ret D. ClsIk sgt John kiernsh:
To recover value horse injured end wnch slost ey drn
in cou.quencc o. ssns OF s.nd sna Va, .,s,r a.,
=. houses Fhas which drendat - contractor
prt,. va resins III. horse and wagon ne met opposite
saie rouee omnb, and WIN yi7" 70 ,sou -, 49,
ysec the Iie OF esrih &c ilsNes.n
"a throw out rsstvs al ran OF ifAs; a.
Tie gu'i he got mo 'ons @ ~ d s,o Inc p
re. lie received Juisnen; for plaintiff si@9
ASSAULT AND BATTERY
lam Mcdonnell AIT VIM Ley
IN. ,artiss r., c.ttmen They had bees smPotrd, Wv
,f6.r. s eating lumber fof hrn 10 WsstSt D.eHdan
,Ite, the s load received according 10 custom sc PN
~, E Mole sud cl.u il SAID per ctntsss Of plinn %
receiving ius 10 hm Ia money ~h'cu ~ a. 81
~hea esiendi : u u .Aa s'r j,.n, -
poLtt vi - hH 'i'h manu- 'O uo''A'' " ~
plsiEnn, s'I NJ. -. 1no,,.sos
Matthew Roul.ton -. bernard Cal.s and another.
pfnaaL luild,rg ia Sofsnocf li't an I"'n
- ~ .moBs them An Acquaintance OF plaintiff whsr Ia
cent TO q evening ga December 10 eKca, Hins or as ee.
90 oe OF tho he'd TO the house on SOD o
h. but IN doing fell iatO well hole IA 20 SIS
49, ~ ~ r'Iet ,r6 A. o. brIis .ni mi rcd
-, 80. .Te x,eks tie brngs suit dimssp.
aid At rs H. defense SAID the injury VS. ca 90
b. ss an'in tiuaef IN S''enPnr to 81 'Ai'lsi al
me- dsr cO sidee1 the evidence tat Ih-re ns 9'sn
rescroe he Of patd h. On Ae eo''J s,t;naaa;
ere boz ID k.ep the ~ehoe see rely e'Vofed ~ a. 10 pf's
4. llens J. esIlCHt for plaintih, . d.
corRr or COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL Tssn Before I'ds
DALY-OEcI'oS
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ADMISSIONS TO TBE BAR or TIE SUPREME CoVRr -
Tie following gentlemen, IN addition TO 'ho's aTeidy
stated have been admitted to practice as Conn'of' ana
AioI1eys, viz james NJ SNeenet' Johh I Lang "@o'
w Mead ard Gabriel Van Colt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

WINNING oy SrREYTs-The General Term Supreme
Copr, yceerday forenoon that without deciding
the preliminary question Ia. 20 wheeler there can De- an
orpesl rom Jud, special term confirming or r'e'ns
The reports Of Commsonersl which has been ra''d the!
will hear the arguments on the merits ana eo"n's' iu''
be ready TO proceed .,,-- -.
Tho cas-. of Reynolds sgains. the ContrOier Z" to
,b,,b.r there can be stay Of edngs to ABIDE sp
neal ON iudcment OF mandsnus was caed aud The AZ
erment proceeded in.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

1,,zx,., OF CaRrAGI-The Common Council Com
~. ,,l.oa Of operative s.Tmsa 20 iasrs.'s a' s' ''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

Stcv 1ur PrrITfoNs-The following form OF petitions
will be az al the Brooklyn ferries throughout TO day ana
70 morrow ard every passenger who does not desire To see
tho GREAT rascsty now before Congress pepetratsi viii
add his name 10 The list. l. is short BAT pointed protest.
upop a sutiec, which canno. ,h0rd to waste words
rron ia time for acton This protest will serve TO tel
how many are ready for action;
~ ne Honcrst. Sssci, Gai Ho."ef R're''1r'' ~ c'""
Wa s G S Of n,oi 81 g. al,
fol-, Ir.t.., sIe. the s' s:s fs sn NO s
T,r,tIrs OF HosoR AND rEsPrR,NcE-A new lem
Ma a, This Order was instituted on Tuesday evening FEB
IS SEQ Broadway BY the Officers OF the Grand lem
,,e Of this State The name 10 Franklin temple NO o.
lie following officers were elected anu n''AiSd '0' VIC
pitsont term; r ,ho Paw Tbeodors
ans hon w v r, G. T. Curti. Esq w. r. d b An
drsns MD W A. r; Hsr0n Royss, ESD W ~
T,.derisk Clinch Esq. W. T. f. r. Zoe L.q, W; -
Cornelius Crsesr. Esq w II = ShH na 49, -
w G ~ T. the Rev EB Wately w Chap.
Tb;. Orl.r seems to be in very thriving condition. am
.r,,.s many of our beat and mo't ssiuncb Iemperan
rh.T.u..r,pc. Alliance Of the Tweaty second "ard
ally ,nnoip,ed a Committee to wait on AID pfaAe 10
No., HI, vev,ard designs in reference to closing up .n'
,b.r, ntoI eating liquors are sold on Sundays Las
h,o,,. NJ ,bi. Ward are exceedingly annoyed oy 'ie
d,d.r and rovS,ism consequent upon the drnAus h'o
arb,t d.v especially The Committee having iaaia'!
Sh.re.d thai duty made the following report a. mo re-
L r.wnernpce meeting held on Friday evening ii'' III
/ hbsu IN Fiftieih ct near the Eighth az c.q,
m, C,umiee appointed 20 wait on me = is,m or '
nan o. ne ,s an Aid WIN Drsse and IN 4' ,nosa 20
,bstib,y werv delegated no" 'h' 'N'A' '''
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-18
BABIES.

What an Constitution" baby is. Asl
any father as he regards it-lying fac'
upward-crowing and cooling upon 'h'
mothers lap, with its laughing eyes Q
love fixed upon his own-twInkling at hi
Swapping fngsrs-whe,her he ever saw
so much peace and innocence person'iieda
or so much beauty ever before 50 ngenl'
ously combined in any living thing leS.
cept the mother). Ask the mother whose
whole soul beams from that soul'swndow'
as she watches the familiar sport-wha'
happiness she ever knew that will compare
with the bliss which the baby creates tOl
her! Ask her ofthe delightful tales that
the baby tells her; Of the lessons taus ut by
that miniature Mentor, asyet incapable ol
sound articulate to the vulgar ear; but
yet of telling, in mothers eagerly ap'
preciative hearing such solemn truths
such wise admonitions-as are not Of
wisest philosophers lore! Wisdom and
truth that even the father knows not ol
that baby teaches. Love it lifts up and
purifes; Charity it creates; Fear it for
swears for bravery; and such courage as
grows from no other source, it instllls into
that young mothers heart. As lion be- y,
comes the lamb that fed from the worlds
wolves to its fathers protective arms; al
though not lamb before the throne OF
Him who made her custodian Of such a
princeless treasure.
Yes poor lonely bachelor-sad in thy
withered singleness baby is great "in-
stitu,ion!" It's the smiling herald oflm-
mortal 10y! How deeply does the father
pity We, as he reads "Unto US child is
born-a sou is given" Yes! unbltssed
maiden the mother sighs sympathetic
sigh over your own loneliness, as she re-
members there is no infant type OF divlnl-
tv to serve ye rs monitor within your ST.
lent household True are the objections
upon your lips; the care and crying, the
toll and trouble, The restless days, and un-
quiet nights, the trials OF infancy, the
tetchy waywardness of youth the risk OF
maturity; but all-all weigh but little a.
gainst the unspoken joys, the nnwF'tsen
bliss that thrills the mothers heart-the
secret and holy pride that stirs the tather's
manhood; Ills the image Of God that hangs
in trust to the mothers breast; 'tls type
and token of His glory that. encircles the
fathers Believe Us until this is felt
the purpose of your life is not attained, or
its full Joy encompassed. Clinton Cour-
ant. .....
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-18
A Vicious Sheep.
Out Wesl cerlain settlement was SC

Out Yves! certain settlement was sore
II annoyed by rogue who stole sheep
frequently, but who, by bis adroitness,
always managed 10 escape direct proof ol
his guilt. Cases innumerable, onlyt three
shades below the legal standard of proof;
were correctly recited against him. No.
body, however could furnish the evidence
which would stop the rogue's gap Of tea-
sonable doubt. Peltbone was two wide
awake for that.
At length, one Sunday morning, q
neighbor on some sudden emergency, was
passing across the country, lperhaps, for
doctor through turnout field hut lit.
lie frequented, where a small flock oi
sheep were accustomed to graze. Here
he saw Pettibone in hot pursuit Of fat
eve, and too enthusiastic in the pursuit to
observe that there was spectator of the
chase. At length Pet,ibone overhauled
the bleating emblem of innocence, and
with a glitering blade let out its life
At this junctnre The foresaid creature rode
up and exclaimed
AHA! you internal sheep-stealing rascal
I've caught you at last have I, r'ghtin
the act of killing John Simpsons sheep!'
'Yes, shouted Pettibone, thrusting for
ward his face and shaking his head defiant
ly at his interlocutor, while he fourished
his blade Indignantly; 'yes-and I'll kill
anybody's sheep that comes and tries to
bite meP
The defence was worth a sheep and
they only required Petty to leave theset-
Element, lest all sheep might become vi
cious.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-18
The Yankee and the Dandy.

Some months since, at dinner on board
ofone the Western steamers live yankee
and dandy sat directly opposite each 9th
er at the table. After the captain said
grace, the dandy threw himself back on
his dignity, and called out in pompous
tone to the waiter. E-- -A
"You wairaw, bwing me the supportah
ofa young female hen, a fresh laid hegg,
and rub the bottim ofme plate with spec
linen Of fruit vulgarly called an onion,
which will give to me dinnah delicious
favor.'' s.:,l,.,,,ls s..s.a.s,..o.l
The yankee quietly drew himself back
in imitation Of bis opposite neighbor, and
in d nasal tone called out .s.
"Yeou, all-fred, dod blasted, dod rabited
pesky lookin little tarnel black Niger
fetch me peck ov corn, a bundle Of fod-
der, and rub me down with a 6rickbat,
while | feed"
Men ceased to think Of masticating,
while an uprorious yell arose which fairly
shook the cabin during which the dandy
was seen streaking out ofthe door with a
finger in each ear. isA