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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11
rpE MN CHAMBER


The new Council Chamber bc"g completed, Che boar1
81 Counchn,n met in Nr the first time. ON Thursday
,,,niug Tho arrangements are all that could be desired
in thr wSv Of comfort and convenience The stats and
desks are arranged In the semicrcles oitwenty oacn
Yh az cycaug through "a, confer and osoA %, 'hen ~
,Ndcd 80 by srs'tnS Is 'hs auuS"d 90, t,c chan
Der Was ma,nl, lighted by candles When 'ha' rs up
ihsrc ~iil he nothing lcn g. desire
an ,sl,lnc thc BOARD 10 orlur the President said
Ssss,lNsN cSvNctLseS 'aerl' me great pleasure 70 be
sssnt whA ,c~ is ,h' or w. - % re, . s S"ao,'
.rs.s,, ver,ct teaeCps wuch credit NC
.Ass, . Sr,p ssd and tR 1ssSs sSs@.nisd
NV -,hk sac stsNcrsnSo r eschamhef waen 80
isk.,ra tee anniversaries 81 siSral the hty
s q, s Sey swsIe sad es urOa sc CIV ma is SayiSon,
NV vs :. 's.y, 'sa'.s g S Ton ., % s1sn',
nav, wsaS especially INC ias1cn connected With his
SS i1ps ls1so Law sod order and sroand bin has
s Ma, o. he Sss s SS s.S s "e@as ~ one
hat .s'n. sd oeos. S.sc WED With zach other
N tAe tsl u iss~oh 81 he bur AID aiplomat euds
@ r,ie and his cnory viii he CHERISHED 9, ~, model
ard lsvy~ a. oSf a. as'y ha eA' OecTpyas th
Sr ~ net Nv any set s6scr,d the Cy repre-.
$50 he ssehry with which the Cosmccs have perfo ai.d
~ ssspes 70 them " ny OF SonueHasnsn AN -
$50 car . session IN I1uu.gy. Of which have mot hoe or
ksi nss ard Kern IN session MA Brs re year We sii rot
snl, have cEc, hUs we5kns hoar bat We my nope
-
Sssss 81 hs community Already Acs are pessns aactn
Nsf.seN T. ths Iesu the s' dhcut matter 20 DC ssi
sx, s,rsps, The adoption .uch shall S've mis-
determined TO do the ~ho'e ony as
esrr Beard This obstacle will be suruonnteG
.ua Cav will rejoice the reform 80 lons needed
pERArTS.
Mr. JrerNilH called up his resolution TO the effect
that och Of the Mayors Foated s~ Of the
CIV - the Committee on Laws &C e Hssefeo
sry tie laws passed BY Tire legislature Of this sac we're
srry ~ ne prvs'e individual the de'f NJ d me
scurury Law laws p,ed un such ar he contra
r,sss tke various that the Municipal Government
Fetcy heosSed by the shyru'no OF tsehp
ga aseA he sincerely hoped has TIE Common Council wod
she IL sStae Lcslati1n for tie CitS
Vie FVse's tea carried UnsEu ously
Mr. Nio called up resolution offered by him to cause
by he stables aud uk
and the humber OF whch dis weekly from
irfcxssica
The Councilman Of the Seventeenth urged the import
..s~ the public hesh and did not doubt bt
tie dine rGireC results of the Of he vile fluid
exuscS whose food still slop who breathe
their sails the putid stables uct past
ria giving diseased when they tssen 70 the slaughter
the cheap The
Bis oruiOr q and called for
sr~edv se,icr Referred CemHi;tee Pr hlc Hoalth
Alter some further business the board adjourned TO
koassy sycRIg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11
Ia " INIEZLIGE.NCE.
ADMISSIONS TO rHF BAR-The admission Of candidates
las BEEN postponed % Tuesday
L 5 DISTRICT COURT-Betore Judge ISGEssoLL
SENTENCES

: DISTRICT COURI-Beforc Judge lNGERsoLL
SENTENCES
Six seamen late of the ship Java tried recently and
aer revolt brought sr1ay Tor
sptence James KeudIicks Hug1 8gh Thomas Mo-
Burroll Thomas Sos and Thomas Welsh Il
the nal hat the shipped for GLASGOW IN Deceub-r
received advance Of SO each ths ship
bU had anchor Quarantine during snow soro suo
souuy got and proceeded for back and
anchored the owing another The follow
ing mcrpns the called tho sDchor lnn the ship
s6y when the hOle OF b. refused Do
The United oceIs finally applied to rne rest
OF consented work but these continued 70
refuse The thai the forcstle damp rhey
hsudcss apd Bright each N the
sy bor snd the other four months each
hard labor
rsssng The prisoners ssked what they
be pronounced Brtgh
marked be- had tie said that ih tJreci IL
to live Mr. Dlnhsn. the witne
the condition
Durham seknowledg ed that il and sid he
would tell The II said the trial that the
sor of the offered %
then tl cabin but they still refused
Toe judi bf ~ emafs on the euce
which the fund guilty he remarked that
ali the the trial that the ship
hat the had accommodation ss
the his
had TO intci personal chs
Ut SisObedi~ orders hat
them. sud the OF the that
their lawful horty and that the s-t Of
the and the lives of and ofte hs
should from the violence refractory hands
The Judge then passed nience above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11

There was sudden recovery in the Stock marke. day
from the panic of yesterday afternoon and prices for many
descriptions closed higher than Wednesday The most
important movement was In Erie and Cumberland The
foreign news especially the late dispatch published in fHS
TRIBUNE upon due consideration did not sppesr 10 tns
sree 70 warke the first glance and the opersofs Tor
rise took heart and with the buying OF the shorts inc
market was very buoysnt After the Second Board Ere
sold AZ 79-an Improvement OF Il cent on tho bweA
fcure Yesterday Reading firm at ~ Norwich sei
Ncaxspus was 2e,262; Canton 90, &c Cumberland was
very buoyant and closed at advance Of :. cent
Parker Vein Is 6i Pennsylyans Coal ioS DeA"a'e iO't
Nv, York Central sold at 1ol which must DC sWxvsrd
60 gentlemen who ,od short at Zoe expecting to buy
= a. MAJ New York and New Haven, iOi Panama loi;
1o,,aI.,d AMI Toledo s3 Illinois Centra, 100. Illinois
CnI popds are heavy, closing at s2l In other Bonds
-, Z; M, roueh doing California Is are co. which Il
Tts Mineral Board VI. generally without important
change and not very active
The Exchange Market dull and heavy previous quo
,.,ioos Sterling ss9 cent Francs 5.2oa5l7i
There il no steamer 10 morrow.
In Freghts the market is rather active and rates
are higher To Liverpool about 5000 bush Corn engaged
At - i'd the latter In ships bags 1000 bbh Resin ~;
zoo or 300 bales Cotton slsd Flour n ssksd 100 .sns
[Oewood 4oi; 100 tuns Lard Baeea, 90, 37IsoSej t.
London 5000 bash wbsst isid; $50 tcs Bssf rls 50
bbh Resin 81. and By Birth vsassl isos bbh n. Il
syre go bslss Cotton h.; 500 bbh Nous &c. 10 Br>-
rss 1000 bsgs PhasAs TO-, leo taas Lsgvssa 81; -
~ g:sa'i, faAAvsesss hn ssgs ~. ~ ~
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SUPERIOR corRr-Before Juase sOswoRru

To recover 1921 90 aledgcd be due contract to
siut house IN Tweuty-hh- 80 and bousn Twenty
unihs =l4a with work In defense Il sad Mr. J. fur
uhed afroeaily reQ IN which do he wk and
raid cash that plaintiff failed IN finishing
rect defendant and that tn zine o. The
contract uH his defendant no la
he siLf OF the york and defendant claims 20
r cover. Verdict X def. ndant g.
Jacob -chlwsrt ast james Flynn AMI Thomas Murphy
Against the propTeios of Harlem stages to recover
So ALLEGED placed b. passenger the top
ost nt M thai hs getting into tle
tsss the psck bundle with him. tha the driver told hun
ne could lot the but 20 hand
and b. place III IN defense s denied that
he bundle aud Is also evered that ne Il
dies. hat IN, OF the
~, not pack shewn have contain fancy gold
aod
arrived Ch-ort he wished to get out On inquiry Tor a
pack oT the the but
v got oil tie top of the lis down. Sealed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11

TUr LAND Oh GCLD-s1. -
Arc sofn- ID tnr r-reut0--s -r-or-d uH,u ftr5t.
ard xsrro-sd the rsuch ir ces7erafs pxht
While ttnss - hc r-ref 10 recchiuv the
p trr, s~7st erciictT b-1 81
Th- er d e rfu- ur h7a sfoy People IN vert o. tn
-. a.. - ,Tso VOID uAse e ther
Eoof y, BioauaT Roots Sft hs' taken i,ar
III IA; one i1s sreGs medal o. n, Me- lorS
Wo,l, Par Perfect pic,gre. IN sny wes;asf SAlsy Tree
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11
COMMISSIONERS or POLICE

The following ie isiODs promulgated yesterday in
tie Policemen recently hed before the Commissioners OF
fo.ce VI charges ei derelcon OF Guty &C. &c
JAMS Horn, Twelfth Ward-Charged with neglect OF
duty repoTtiDs Station house ohy that his
kuo~edge the oheude Suspended from
Gays.
JANE G. CLONE ~, Tenth Nard-Charged with being
intoxicated render him nGt for duty Dismissed from tho
Police D'Tsuuent
SEHGFANT IHOvAs MORoSEY AND POLICENAa JOSEPH
RICE -secOad Charged with entering place where In
fc.iaus drinks and willie there drinns ntOccstns
Lauor b. testimony thai one Of tho respondents
afeD Vh aid that b. went INTO conf oniy sore
ccomprd BY the ether Respondent get something % relieve
while there ttey only drank prepared syrup
Under the con- plant Is dismissed
WILLIAM kEEsAs-Tweneth Ward.-Charged with
and neglect Of duty In absentng hDsef om the
station House Dismissed fomithe Police Department
ions DAfros-First Ward-Charged with using
and Coroner Hilton aud with threatening
o sTTes; him. Suspended from pay for two days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11
SUPREME CorRr-GESERu. TERM

The argument in this has been set down for Friday
next An appeal taken By 5ess Jackson aud Armstrong sd
Two lts tie decision Judge Roosevelt 1Tmia,
the rtrort the Coz moue Motion made 70 dms me ep
ha proceeding of ia, Kind there right
Of appeal. 3 this motion which 20 be argued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11

NEW ARRIVALS OF WIT Goons.-Heard. Cl,pp

INV AKNEN " UIUIIN.-IItdIul NTtVV
Co have received he wreck OF he
jerome Jr So pieces Preach Chusan style Of
Dress which bought for GSaSed but scasy
dan 81 % Lana Shc hey viii sell for
yad The free from spots o. stains We 20 hsf
ne without parallel Ia The annals Of Wet Gosis
A.o Black Table Dsler Table Cloths sj TOwelngs Also
Frtuch De Bege wos ID = ySrd oE w.
HEAsD CLAFF Co. No S0i Grandst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11

Ladies and children. by the thousand flock to PER-
EAs Valentine Ersersismsnn Acsdsu, Hall Ii be
voadsssd s hoveysf whsa rss ha Advertisement
smuseens esiumas Ia essh ticket purchasers pseseutsA
vi vssssnA squal vss - tie price paa Ter Tia ats So
- u si.tsia = tha ssklsA = sssssiJ tfsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11

A visit "a the Roman Gallery OF Ancient Oel-ihh
p.,r.s-. y e'sh-S ilhs oGlv Of - AKA IA ts
,spot tail 10 Aai force ret m srsn ever To
s,reesl'v 4. ~scs Ttdrs. us eH0 Az 0ui sea
the h~sf ss ~ ~1rfs % At Aae ~
prec..-. rem .. stBy,tsanr Irsfire No $50 BfosdsHy
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fAdverfse 1sut.
,ppp rIrtA huluan haing Onl'

lees than iN pounds weight lAs no hao ala
AL ho &c q see ssy be ~sersd win stons
He exhtisd ccu1ctoz vih tts sps'5 LoooxA co-ectOf
sanas.s Twins exc the Menasetie, No 81 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11
COURT CALENDAR, THIS DAY.


Cosnos PLEAs-Nos l22 go, 2s6, 2e7 PCS, 2s9, go,
s9ct. z9i 70 81
SUPERIOR CouRT-Monday-No 800, 2si, 3es to 4Ol,
45 4s to as az [ls 40 40 az as ST. Al m 1, 40 a.
5Ce A. Sts ze6 562 SO, 25S, 12e, ri
CIscuIT MoAGag-Nos l23, 1s6, 1876, 1870, 1872,
ls4 Is5 1879 700 81, - rs "a 206 2o7
SUPREME COURI-Generai Term-NOs. 81, A. a, |, 80,
s. 81. Ii6 s., s.. IS, T. 6. Is, IS
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Advertisement.

IMPORTANT TO LADIEs-An opportunity is now
ladies City aud 10. vicinity acquire perfection
in peImsnshP under the mos add q
Goldsmith No 32 Broadway has reduced h
for full $40 S. The hours for la
IL esiy and Wsdnesisys and FrdayA aud
the whole suite Of Eve large ,ad ezqubely furnished
epen the forenoon ci The accommodations for phi
pupils uDeqased this county % every charge
10 elassi 4 stru o ladies'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11

"ITNCIr IOI IAHIN. --IIt kItdF UIIyIUht VT
.op e, sr.~ from Asrr,r, B-echer Stove eeeor"ea
wors pernrusd q he Ss7as In'aer as Nes''0n A'
syen NJ for The s.9ih .nd 2gtl ia .. Go u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoYS-Febru,ry lO-Before til.
REcORDgR

Lanlin Sller who yesterday convicted Of keeping
dordtJ house No. Isl Cha ubert this mornias
tnesd ay OF slCC The fae paid and the defend
dscLA ed
jeremiah Lane placed at the bar for trial on a
chGT.e Of VIM Hyer by striking him
upon the head The whole day expended Ia
this and the Court adjourned
Latg ore tv.cg iurCIs We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11
Advertisement I

GAS GAS - GAS "A large number Of new ps''
terms Chsnders other Gas Fixtures will be found a. the
MsnuuinE DEPOT Of Archer Warner Co No SO B'osd'
v
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CITY ITEMS.
METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER

From OJssrGics BY SandqyS TAerz.ee At NJ Cha b.r-,t
By JOHN c. X RoSKETrI.
1884. sAM I'm 3PM
February lV-.---- .............. 80 ~ 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11

The rush to see Smiths Valentines at No SO Canal
Broadway far greater than other house In tho City
for vhie ether manufacturers donf nothing Smiths erowds
Bu, the All! bsautfsl cheap. Cal
and tsks look. rrcu e25
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11

Turkey and Russia nothing compared with Slaters
Valentines The hutthe atrt toes exc
ouiouPossEy bis D.. Valentines No 20 Chiih
sussq
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11

Z
ALLEGED tsng down plaintiffs
eucs Lsur aud erecting brick wall Shch enerOachsd
ia caes on plaintiffs peRisss The action for damages and
he compelled the lend In defense 10
The land nDg ho1se sud ot the house beios
that b. extended wall she 1hf rght
10 DO bsck The ot lire with the old wall aud
the hd been fence efdet tor panih $40
tqtiect 70 l. inion OF the General Tern
BcIa { LsckeI and another sat Drew newton.
To rcoy OF Of the Albany line Of steamb)as
yal-e OF q drssd az 81 each conssned 10
rlIths boats o. n Coaftandt Co bat not d.
l.vcred DC l52 and IN Che two following monhs
1913 consigned them by PENDANTS boas and t1 but
the above nacc0unted for In defuDse
tl.d tia, any received than hsd been delivered
Tie j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11
LECTURES. MEETINGS. AMrsEMENrs. re-

LECTURES MEETINGS, AMUsEMENTs Le
Ma AKrrws FRENCH Lrc1UsE-universify csopsl p II
iotLY As IT lLits -ne ISe SOLDIER; ColrsaiP w..S,
MD;TNs o, Esg: PAs,n 49,. srs ApC9y
GANpLEEs PRocIEss P NJ Rose ftriek valeD p NJ Ma,
sscxIsTs oPrK. HcU.S-Ethiopisn Delne.iops is B.sy
SrwyoEk ANrhi IHE.Ira3 Equs.sIinn-1 Bow.Iy7P9
BsoApwAY MEsAeEkIEA nIsl,-S7 B'wE5 10 N. % lo
Ee7FT xn olI Iss fs's sosd. N =
PTsHAMs SEVEN Mug HIRRoE-sS3 Broadway ard 70 "
ROMAN GALLERY AScEsr AND AoDEzs ART-Suyvt Insus
We hardly know how TO characterize the weather Of yes
terdsy Ii was everything by turns and nothing long
There was bland bright spring morning snow furry
during the sunshine fair skies then cold rain fol-
lowed by then heavily clouded lowering sky
with threaenings Of settled then breaking up of
the clouds ly brisk Bscsy gale which came up as the
sun went down. and increased to the dignity OF Young
tornado At midnight the sky was clear the temperature
low, and the wind blowing strongly and steadily from the
west
The grand Shakfperan spectacle at the Broadway now
in the full tide Of successful representation The difficulties
of the first night and all goes smoothly The
house is crowded to the dome every night
The may be said of the same piece at Burtons
Folly as it Flee" fine comedy by Reynolds is the
card at Waacks where fail OF an admirable rem
dering.
The Toms still paramount al the National and the
Bowery.
LECTURES ON FREscH LrrERAruRI-Mr Arpn, late CO.
editor Of The Courier des.Etas Uns il about to deve
at the University Buildings of Lectures on French
Liersturs-the first ~ commence onight We have a.
ready had oocasion 70 say that Mr. Apin thoroughly
qualified for biz task His prOsuncistoa Of bis language
particularly purs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-Bef Judge WOODBURY..

Anthony lbert sFt the second AZ Railroad Con Paoy.
To recover the value of horse which, It IL alleged was
paLh ats~sId found attached TO one Of the
oil demand d OF the COmpny bat
fused 10 that had bought tbs
would sys refunded wis. they had paid
recovery Oa but before Il c)ut be
executed bg the shH The horse 10 s sid put out Of the
Ihe tn brought the value No dsnss
va offered Verde for plaintiff $50 and costs and allowance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11

CHARGE or FALSE PRETESsEs-An individual known
Capt VIM Trot yesterday arrested By Constable Joephs
Of the Fourth Ward charged with having by and fraudulent
obtained % baf barrels Of beef valued $40 from
spben Williams butcher of No 81 Fulton The complainant
that The 18th Of last Deeembr accused called him
be wanted buy beef chipping He stated that
lark Of bnz then lying the Atlantic
Deck Brooklyn and that be intended about half dozen
other vessels send Au6. These reDresnfaons together
With the business Of rrot induced Mr. Williams let him
the and BY his order they board The
Edflr The bill presented sferward has
paid The allegation that the representation totally
examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11

Attention is called invitation rst page {,
Prof Youmsns 10 deliver OF lectures npon Alcohol
ard ts effects upon the human system We need ssy
that thee lectures will BE- of The highest vaue. coming
they do ron a souIee d The highest suthoriiy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11

CannRTN', AN SocHrT Mr. Brace Acknowledges DO
nations from Nov l 10 the smouni OF slj4l 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11

EsTrosAL PorrTEy sHov - About hundred r)oT7 oi
cooks hebs bave aresdy arrived and some aJ an- Il
eIpscfgd down from Albany o u..h; There IS
sumendous growing around the Museum 20 DAY. wat It
viii be when ell arrive and &c; W., a-oiagi' beyond our
conception We EXPECT however that the Words lien
-Convtnton vii BE- the bigges: chicken rOosi
in America Coops DAY VIII have the preference
Of position.
We call the atenhon Of r-adrs {, the Extra EHJrt
Revival meetings. now being he'd IN the Lsghi Il Bl2
tsi Church tie Rev Isaac Westcor Pastor These NEE,
ing. b. continued The subjects for sabbath morn
ing and evening peculiar interest for vh refer
10 our Religious Notices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11

Injury TPoy CRoTos WATLR-We have heard of
seyerGl accidents during the late sudden FROST and tina
from The Groom the taps while the water Is frozen
beng len d. and sudden thsw The running
and oyerfowiDg premises One such accident occurred
from the supposed carcessness of of the al the
store ard factory of Mr ID Wnani Gold ST. Wednes
dsy and considerable property injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11

Pease Murphy Fulton Iron Works foot OF Cherry st,
East River have just commenced engine Ga inches cyn
d,I sect stroke for steamship Of 900 nuns burden now
building at the yard of Wm II Webb INTENDED Tor the
Island of Cuba
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11

The Treasurer of the Industrial School Association FOR
the Fourth Ward Acknowledges the receipt of the fol
lowing subscriptions aud locations Various sub'crP-
tons sslO - Mrs VI II. Grinne so Mss Alley $50
Miss Hamilton. SO Mr. Morgan, $50 Friends By Mrs
NC. ss5 Children Of the Church OF the Messiah By the
Rev Mr. 0,good sc % for Christmas Festival - Poor
Sailor. 81 10 total s5I5 - There also received
Tor the festival clohing toys and useful articles which
distributed among the children and most abundant
suppy of food Of all kinds d these mostly sent in al the
last could b. kept and many
Of the Gifts v re anonNnnns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11

AssAULT ~ A MOTHER UPON HER CHTLD.-1 yesterday
Maria D1rhen living IN Stnton
A while q dersnged rta-
child with hatchet inf citing
head She iuned .tely
Welsh who her alton
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-10-10

u Is stated BY the Ulster Democrat on the authority
o Aon ~ Murray that hon r. l. Westbrook, xbo
Aey voted 10y The Nesraska bill at first decidedly
ut etaer Wy o. thinking and was with difficulty
hea rom Masking az antNeraska and sectional speech
There secs 70 be studied attempt On the part Of anti
Nebraska and opposition journals to the
a motives Of those members q Congress from the free
Ss who voted for the Nebraska bin Tbe abovn extracr
R0n ne New York Evening Post Of Se1irter 18th is in
perfect harmony with its previous conduct In Justice 10
s gentleman who is the subject o he notice we win give
NE iactg Of the case
Den tbe NehraskA b VAS frs introduced il did not
am zoe clause which provides that the repeal Of the
oerl Compromise Should sbe construed to revive
~ n fgroe any law regulation which may have ex-
- rlof q the act Of sixth March, eighteen bandrsd and
.sseh! ethor protecting establishing prohibiting, or
ishlng slavery and which Is better known BY the name
lot bdag1 prottso.' As the bin hen was Mr. West
e vas opposed 70 IL upon The ground that the repeal
- missouri Compromise would restore the Old law al
rs slavery, and then legislate thar institution into
- lsrriorlea Immediately however, after the adoption
~ senate q TIE amendment just referred 10 Mr. West
s'A supported the tall letter written by him 10
oefhiic meeting hed AZ Tammsny Han last winter and
siFeT published is the evidence q the truth Of our
- aon The statement thai Mr. Westsrook was with
80. lii{ restrained from making an ant-Nrbraska and
''''ohA speech g entirely without foundation.
IN Y Day Boob
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-10-10
DEATH OF TWO PROMINENT CITIZENS OF
GEORGIA.

The Georgia Telegraph the death Of Hon.
Joseph w Jackson and Gea 4 iiaralsoH OF the first
the Telegraph says
yellow fever in that city Thursday Last IN Tie CO.
wear of his age A man Of rfA~'sas ,r;ty s,o;ai,Ia
4u generous heart be disaruaed political OPP
position Of an raneor and possessed the aecteaats
respect Of all cIassas OF his fellowetzen he had filed
naav Offices of high responsibility aud trust and
raarkabIe for the conscientious and fidelity with
which be discharged the duties OF several stations Al
various times he represented the people of Chatham county
in both branches Of the State legislature; at period
chosen mayor Of the city q Savannah at another
held seat for the first congressional district OF Geor-
gia and closed his public judge of the su-
periar court IN each of these situations Colonel Jack
son added to his reputation for rmness probity and
talent and OF the very few public who were
nesrr suspected Of allowing personal ambition 10 lure
them from the pathway Of duty He honest up
right iacUrrupble gentleman whose very did him
honor for they were errors which from the
peng benerulence Of heart which conscious Of de-
ceit in itself never guarded agans il In another As a
private man he was universally beloved; politician,
a. universally respected and while the community in
which he lived have lament the loss OF good negbbor
polished citizen and faithful friend the democratic
party Of the State large less called upon TO mourn
the final departure OF able nfexibe and incorrupbie
advocate Refaesoqi IN Pace7
OF General HARRISON who died in Lagrange county, the
Telegraph, says:
General HARRISON repeatedly represented the fourth
con rresons district Of Georgia and IN the House Of Rep
rseniaves for long time held the responsible position
Of chairman of Military Affairs. Re the peculiar IA
voe Of that section OF the State in which he resided and
eHioyed deserved popularity with the democratic party
generally His services that party great and
slant and in his death they lose leader whose place
with officially be relied