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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-07
:Fire:.-.A.lmorst.

We understand the Zones House
in West Columbia, caught fire, on Sun,
day morning last. The flames were ar.
rested, however, before much damage was
done, 4 ~ l"..l IL Il
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-07
Stabl. Burned.

= stable. belonging to Mrs. senxrrrEa,,
about Fl miles from town. was destroyed
BY fire last Wednesday,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-07
| Notice.

Rev. D. J. HE&DERsoS notifies all whom
it may concern that he does not expect to
preach in Buffalo during the vacation Of
the schaQl. + .
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-07

Tho frost s nearlyHout q the gro ind, !.
|and niany shave commenced b:esk-
ing % ~ sod.
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Democratic Organization.

The STATE Democratic Executive Com
m;,,ee. held ! meeting Il the CITY Of Rich
NJ -. 2 r...... -
mono' on w ~" =, reD,ua'y' anr Ap
pointed Congressional senatorial and coun
below the name OF The elector for thi,
lf1,th, Congressional district and also Tho
Nl NJ .%,,.,r $500. g. ,,,,aan,
l'i,'es ;. - 'ne sou".
and adjacent counties:
ELEVENTH cosoREsslosAL DISTRICT
IN SEM ". jackson, q woo, mood.
r ,tn S Soan,y = p p N wSsm : ! w !.
CabelI County. p. C.IBufiingtoa.
Wayne County. il. Mansfield.
Kanawha County j. a. Warth' Il
Longan, @. f,ia; ~ ljo.Jt
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provided 81. .h. prosecute ard d-snd BY h.' eni
Th section 'h.l no, sPPi, When raTea ~saah s'ssS
sc section So .heEeby sneaaei q rcsa A. t'iew'
Ss The security ssN se written s,esrry eseeutst ,,
o. r u- % approved BY he COAT, llts-
g Re Coar beo~ fhs eity 81 N-w N''s bra Isite q
ts Court II Common Pes 70 tht el-et -,
" whole in part The surety o. 'ae''
-. nay the sncuui u7sa'''hse ,..,
Sfc. : This shsli tSSe -drcf i111i-al So y =,
Mr.. o kEEFE-To Abolish the Toe Of al Foreign
lrsusgss IN Judicial Proceedings.
W. LElGH-Nc'ice Of bill - Prevent the $40
OF Un~hossome or Impure MIX.
Nr. >IUlNESANr- ITO Prevent JUST ses IN jus.
. e. sud Marine Courts In NeF.lcrk from aorns -
6 q missieners Of peeis-
Mr. WATERBURY-To Amend the Militia L,~ Of
VI. HtLL-Relsive TO the Right, OF Married
V omsT.
n. LAMBERT-To Establish An Asricu,ar.
College
NJ. AITKEN-Co Provide for the Better Security
o., Lives of Passengers on Steam Ferry Boats
NJ. WELLs-Te Extend the eenpuon Right
70 he Sackttts Hsrbor and Saratoga Railroad Con-
NJ RHODES-To Authorize the Erection OF
pocbs in the Twelfth Ward Brooklyn
Nv MUNDY-To Rsped Certain Sections ~ su
Act authorizing the FORMATION of stsse Companies IN
Il = Cityof New York.
Mr.. WELLS moved that when the House al
joprn, Il adjourn to Monday morning.
Mr.. OKEEFE moved sn extension Of time 10 al
jolgn to-day. IS minutes Carried
Nj. OK. theo called the previous que sti)n on Mr..
Weiss moaol. Not ordered by the House.
Numerous applications for leave Of absence b1iug
made
NJ RHODES moved lesve OF absence Cor the
whole House foI three months. Lost.
Ire Ques ion was taken on granting leave of ah-
s,uce 10 about fifteen members. ami the House re
fused 10 grant t.
The question was then upon the motion 70 adjourn
e. Monday
The pr, vious question being ordered the moh)a 10
adjourn 20 Mordav was cirrieo-tO % -
diotrned 10 Monday n - W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-20

IyDraN YocAgrLARr.M the meeting Of the
Geographical Society, on Thursdsy evening, ~
Bancroft communicated a Vocabulary Of tho Co
rnsncle. Caddo end Wichita languages, prepared
by VIM Il. Parker, lately attached 10 the expedition
through UDexpored Texes, under Capt X. b. Marcy,
9Th L. S. IBf4ntry. OF the three tribes mentioned.
tie Cornsnches are the most numerous, numb ~
about twenty thousand snd divided into three gre nd
divisions. viz: Northern, Middle. aad Southern.
They are the most important tribe in Texas, and
s;itute portion OF the great Shoshone Snake tribe.
This vocabulary is the most complete ever obtaired
Of their language sDd is interesting for that
rs a reference for the ethnologlt.
The Caddos number about three hundred, sni
assimote 10 the Dela.ares-many words in their
languages being the same
Toe Wichita vocabulary Is the first one ever OBJ
taIed Dor can any analogy be found between It ana
snv aboriginal tongue &c says tue distinguished eth
roioest Professor Turner which We have the means
o comparing it with. A. this tribe Is fsst disappear
ipQ-pamberiDg now but three hundred and fourteen
sous--it becomes doubly Interesting a. reference
and curiosity for this may soon be the only r. ic OF
orce powerful tribe. Their chronological position has
never vet been determined.
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Mr. BRADFORD introduced bill to repeal the
act which provides that all insane oonvics in our
state Prisons shall be sent 20 the State unatic Asy-
lum.
Tie biz amending the charter Of the New.York
Granite Insurance Company @ss passed.
TRAVELLING COMMITTEE.
Mr. WHITNEY called up for consideration Of the
senate the concurrent resolution originating In the
Assembly. which provided for the appointment of A
Committee of five members OF the House 10 visit
Nsw-YoIk and examine into the manner in which the
Criminal Courts Prisons, Poor Houses, &c., &C. are
conducted Mr. W. moved to increase the number
of the Committee BY the addition of three Senators.
Mr. BARR thought that the best disposition that
couId be made e the resolution would be- = refer
10 some Cox iniitee inquire into the feasibility ot
the project. This the frs. time he had leari Of
The matter.
MIR SPENCER remarked that the New-York Sana
toiisl Delegation knew but little OF the matter; but
if committee was 20 be constituted under this rss0
luton. he thought it would be best 10 reduce the
number to three OF the Assembly and two cf the
senate. lie made motion 10 this elect which wa'
adopted.
After being further amended by providing that the
State shall paw the expenses of the mmttee, the
resolution was agreed 20 without dissent.
PFSstOSgRs.
The concurrent r. solution Ut the Assembly request
ine of Senators and instructing our representatives.
in Congress TO vote for law pension the soldiers
who served IN the war. of 1891 1872 1874 and 1872
was taken up and adopted without debate.
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Joining of a KnowNOshing lodge IL made a cale'
ground Of complaint against him. But on 'Ae
other hand. neither do we see 10 this act rea'
son for refusing to elect him to an once VIM
be will appropriately Gil, especially Is o'9 .
Know. Nothing cGa be elected We have 'een no
reason to believe and we do not believe ''a' ~.
Wilson lie any tie less Of a Free-sOl' man % We!
tbsu he wa, one wear or two years ago' VIC
have prognosticated evil and not sood 'fo~ 'lo
Know. Nothing movement from the stsrti ana we
ace in the combinations against Mr. Wilson more
blow aimed at the principles of freedom 10
represent. than against him in other re'P9e,''
We wi,h success. to the great cause which he
ia. long es,ou.ed, and for which in this election
Ae sts,ds TIM. We shall be panied 70 chronicle
his q. feat. for we fear it will be but the prec1r'
.or If further disaster to the cause Of freedom IN
ihe old Bay State.
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ASSEMBLY.
~ AR OHM.


MI BAKER to punish the fraudulent Issue and
tIsnsfer q stock.
Also. requiring Police Justices Of New York TO file
RECORDS oil commitment for ysgrsDcy.
Also ~ authorize the Common Council 9i Brooklyn
10 borrow money for school purposes.
Also to establish Ere limits. AID iOr the more eiiec-
tuHi prevention Of fires IL Brooklyn.
A M sssge wa received from the Governor ina be
haf signed the bill TO expedite the canvass ot votes
for s. nator in the MIKE District.
The joint resolution 10 proceed TO the election oil
L r. Senator on the 9th February was received from
the Senate and laid over, under the rule.
BILLS PASSED.
To enable the Common Council Of the City Of New
York TO take testimony 10 matters referred Tor lnVes-
tgstiOn inquiry.
The follosibg senate bill va. passed with al
an ACT respecting e1ca,son. the Ci.J and coaaty Of
The Pep> Of The Of Nes I0,k ypreal9 sesate If
Anemby DO endet 10 t4i0v'
sEcI- l. That Whenever excavations hereafter com.
nelcsd NJ tGdng sse other oa any 9 OF pes
sro il The City and County o. New York AID th7 City Of
roos,p .hs Intended b. carried 70 the deptb 4 more
than tr feet below the curb and efe sha be Any party OF
other val wholly partly adjoining land, snd Standing
g such xcavsnous to be mad il sfordec the necessary
license 70 the sionnE and and ~ o,hefs % ns
.h excsvson 1t eHpsnse preserve such cal from
hjury arn support the By proper ogndaon tnsi i
sEc'2 This set shsl take effect Immediately
VILLAGE Of Brooklyn. passed April Ii, ls23
To amend the Act COnsoideting the Cities OF Brook
ly1 ana Wiliamsburgh, and the Town OF Bushslck
into ole Municipal Government.
The Annual Report Of the Superintendent OF Inc
state Idiot Asylum was received
NOTICES or BILLS.
Mr.. sTUYyEsANT gave notice Of DHi WIN 'ns
following tiile: <-.- ,.,;l "a. ..
70 bro, de for the election Of certain Judicial Ocer'
N the Civ Of NssYork ballot separate tom other
rProyioing that Justices Of the Supreme Court, or
Jnstices OF TIE Superior Court or Judges OF the
Conrt Of Common Piess or Justices Of the Marine
Court. Of the City Of New York, may be thus ~ssd
for. .r
Mr.. STUYvEsANT alb 0wHtce Of the folow
ing: ,c.... ,.e ~
tie Code Of Procedure.
SIC. I.-seetion ia Of the Code Of Procedure Is
bs,eby amended 10 read a. follows -
SIC Il4-Whsn . married woman q party 70 IN '''A'
her husband aust b joined With her. except thai -.
is WIN the action cOacerrs her sePsrsts P''i''''
nay alone; -, h...,s an.
NAV 90 be susd Gons -. 49,. h.,.,.
Bst whes her husband saas't b joa'a VIZ a' ~ ''
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Mr. John Benson, of Newport Me, honOrS us with
sletter Of inquiry concerning what he calls 4" the
magnificent lottery system as it is pursued in New
"YOik. New England and Maryland" Mr. Benson
desires that THE TRIBUNE, "the most reliable source
for formation which is accessible to all to flee to,
should expose this system and let the public know
which are the true and which the false lotteries We
vii dc It willingly and so briefly that the way-iarng
man though fool need not err therein The fact is
hat all lotteries are false. They are all sNindlng
ecbtrivonces by which gamblers make money out Of
rhnes, and we hope that hot only John Benson but
u his friends ard neiehbors, viii heaceforih avoid
Sem sltogether, and no longer seek for anything
ne and honest where all is delusion, deception and
Mb.rv
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Nor READY TO DIE-ADArTED TO THE STAGE
Ne play Of Secrets Worth Knowing was repeated
lot night at Burton's, AID passed oil very Wen.
here is nasty mess OF stuff at the close Of the third
u. which is unfit for decent tongues and modest
ss but as this is the suthsrs fault We presume the
s,noger would justify on thsi ground. Another
pint however, most profane and insulting, Is sot the
ssbors work In the fourth act, We read in care
ii London edition. as follows; Mr.. Fisher plays
sApl and Mr.. Burton " Me.
t~k
se- Oh. dear Not 81 all a,n quite terrified
This Sc nience was improved last night by Mr.
Barton in the following manner
4pr1- you philosopher yea are prepared 10Y
tai
Nv Nv o,MStD VIdz.
he laugh comes in here and browns the remainder
sshs speech of old Mic.
Such perversion OF the text is atrocious, bias
Mnous, and insulting to the audience more espe-
skly when spoken by the Manager himself. He
| ssht to be ashamed of it, even if it rere in the
b.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WA.HING1ON. FIll4y, Jan. y 10.
No - The heinz Of Poydr,s. plaintiffs IL Error
act the Treasurer Of the state Of Lou sa9a Tue
motion 20 disuiss the WIT Of Error in this case was
sigued By Mr. Dunbar fordoilg 90 ana b NJ. Jann
in oppc-ioD.
No 10 John Shields appellant at. Isaac
Thomas It a. Motion to 81 miss The appeal this
was argued by Plat Smith, E:q in support, and by
Mr. GIllei in opposition
No. iJ. The UuiteG S'stes, AZ relation OF Aaron
Goodrich. plaintiff H. Fro sgt. Jimss Guthrie, See
,etsry Of lie Tredsur.. Tie argument was COM
neDced by Mr.. Lawrence for the plaintiff, and con
rinued by Attorney General Gushing, for the de-
PENDANT.
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The kcineJcc journal. n paper long under me
luidar &C. and whose columns are now oecas'onaly
enriched by the poo uctions OF LUTHER Sh'kN
kNcE hos recently passcd into new hands, who seem
determined 10 make it worthy Of popular support
and to discharge the pressing duties of today rather
dan to nger among the fossil remains of past party
Issues We greet the Journal in its new career with
our good viii hes, and think we in the spirit and
ability its new editor manifssts the evidence that it IS
about TO enter widening field of usefdlness and
honor May it long live and prosper in the advocacy
Of the doctrines il now cspouses
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
Especially Reported for The n. 7. Tribune !

SENATE. =. F ndsy, Jan. H. 1855.
ISDIsFOsITIOS OF TIE LIEUTEsAS E-GOyERSOR.
II having been announced tia: tie President OF
the Sers,e, Lieut.. Gov. Raymond, was detained at
bis rooms, Congress Hall, BY indspostiou- Senator
CROSBY called the Senate 70 order, and assumed
the Chair.
sAvIGATIOS AT HELL GATE.
Mr.. BROOKS presented petition from Msssrs
Hustled Il Crowel asking for authority to proceed
70 the removing of al distractions 10 navigation al
Hell Gsie-clesring away all rocks to the depth OF
% feet 81 low water, which they undertake to per
form Ct no expense to the State.
AssEsssTxr AND coLLEcrIoy OF TAxHs
Mr. PUTNAM introduced bill to amend ute l,
cbsn IA mart of the Revised Statutes in relation 70
the Assessment and collection Of taxes.
IL provides that sub Division tarss Of section oH
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STORM AT BOSTON, &c. &.

BOsTON, Frday, Jan. y BOO,
srow. storrp with strong easterly wind, mas
coutrueo here all day The tide unusually high,
covering several Of the whsrves and filing the Gel
lars in the lower part Of tie city The track Of the
New York Central Railroad, in South Boston was,
~ one time four feet under water. NO dansge OF
much consequence however has been done
many Of tie wtaryes.
CoNconD n. H.. Friday Jan. 30 a. II:
STOW twenty inches deep aud falling fast The
Bristol Train got stuck in the snow q trsnkln, last
Iieht. and il now with four engines, al unable to
move. a,
BrRMSe1oS, VI, Friday, Jan. i2-' NJ.
Coca sleighDg.
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title l. ohsp l5 part of the Revived S,a.utss shall
r, al az follows;

Every church ueetns hese Other place ess-esr.r-f
o. appropriated n puhlc Tcrship ~h !
= 80 ~ % 49,. 90. - ~ ~. - ''Hns <, tls
rs-icsd they DO exceed cue hsf sce n iecap,st-t
s,-.v building erected the Of e5es- as,rp ,rsd
s-.c ny othsr ss0raie- o. iearanE All ~ io's
I'd Re sane A. saaed rot exceed ave -Fey
h1.houss c-art use I'D all AID he los 30 wasa th-
sen situated
III will be seen thsi the amendment consists in lin.
i,nc the quantity OF lana belonging 70 religious aud
a. 'able institutions which are not now SUBJ &C. &
tsN4rion.
EXAMINATIONS or ORR LCNATIc AsrLUNs AND COUNTY
POOR HOUSES, Ac.
Mr.. STEN yER gave notice Of 0ni Vn'c' VIII
provide 10. tbs appointment, by tie Governor or toe
Legislature. Of Z commission 10 sislt and EXAMINE
into The manner in which the Lunanc Asyiu all
Poor houses throughout the stat are coucGctei Il
Is said hat the state OF sffNrs in the Buffalo Poor
House, as mace public last year. and in which there
Is "a nov to be soale forty OF hy human beiass II
q e most wrechedly Oemented condition. altogether
Improperly cared for, either from lack OF sil fn-
Want OF The necessary means. And the mi era1le
CONDITION in which the inn stes Of the Poor Of
many Of the Counties arr known TO be in nov ami
have been for long time, hrst saggested the idea of
this Con mission. It also said that several Of she
prominent physicians Of this State have agreed to act
on the Commission without compensation
UsEs AND TRUSTS.
The Supreme Court having dc ,ided tia, uses for
charitable anc religious purposes are uuss IN perpe
tuty while the Revised Statutes read as follows:
Cses snd Trusts excep authorized and modified IN this
srce az abolished and every estate sud interest 10 snd'
shall be deemed legal right eosnzole as such 70 he eoar;'
Of law except when otherwi-e provided IN tile chap
sec IS o. the Revised Statute"
Mf. LANSING introduced bill, tins morning,
which is intended place the shove mentioned trusts
on similar grounds other uses, and 10 permit the
ruling of the courts 10 override the intention Of the
law.
REPORT cF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE or THE STATE
NORMAL SCHOOL.
Tie reporf of the Executive Committee oi the state
Normal school was banded in by Mr.. ROBERTSON
this morning.
The repor, shows that the number Of graduates for
the year 1854 were rs follows:
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N\XIIID. CON e Il t. ) ; d.
SECOND SESSION.
SENATE. .wAsHrScrov Jan. 70, !

SENATE. NAsHtSGToN Jan. 49, 1870.
MT SEWARD presented, from the Committee on
Commerce a Joint resolution authorizing the PTesl-
deut Of the United States to open negotiation with
the British Go, eminent 10 establish lighthouse al
Cape Race. Passed.
Also. q resolution authorizing the charge OF the
register of the bark Lily. Passed.
MIR WELLER, from the Committee Oh Military
Af.rs. reported bill for the relief of Amos b. las
ton Read and ordered 70 a second reading.
Mr. HOT SION prtsented the memorial OF Nala-
tab ana others Cherokee Indians for the payment OF
certain sums under the treaty Of l-35. fer removal,
sc. Referred 10 the Committee on Indian Afairs.
Also the memorial OF the Committee OF the Ma
6opal Convention of soldiers of lel2. assembled a.
Washington jan = l-55, relative to tue appointment
OF Pension Agents
The bin to pay Thomas Az Catesby Jones the sum
Of which Re was deprived by the seton Of Court
Martial in ls5l was taken up and. after debate
adopted by 20 10 l..
Mr.. CWIN introduced joint resolution Tor tue e.
tablsl uent Of weekly express mail between the cities
Of II Louis and San Francisco. Read twice, end re-
f,rred TO the COMMITTEE on Post-Othces and POST
Roads. .
or the notion Of Mr.. EVANS, the House bill for
the relief Of the children and heirs OF MAJOR Gen
Baron De kslb was passed.
The Bounty Land bill was then taken up, and
with its amendments, was being considered, when
the Senste went into Executive >esslon. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-20

GRTAr NEws IN WALL.sT.-About noon yester-
|sv the greatest street in all creation was convused
sthn an inch of an earthquake by rumors that an
snense riot was in progress up town; that count
h thousands Of Infatuated men were swarming into
| \ Eith-av.; that several mansions were already
AAed; that the affghted families were fleeing like
s,isd hsres before the mob; that the rioters were
Exactly drinking wine out of the owners skulls,
Mad laid unsanctifed hands upon the silver caps
n golden goblets for that purpose-in short that
very gates of destruction were open, ana the
Sc sweeping over the City like river
lNs from Hecla. A number OF mer'
laas left their notes uncounted, their shares un-
nd posted by the rapidsst conveyance to pro-
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


Mr. FAULKNER from thu Committee on Military
Affairs. askeo lesve 10 report bill forihe suppression
Of IuCiaD hostiitifs
Mr. HAMILTON inquired whether Il proposed
regular increase of tie army.
Mr. FAULKNER replied that this bill was 10 re-
speuse 20 the Message OF the President transmitted
yesterday akin. for 600 volunteers to serve Tor
eighteen months. with view OF suppressng the sp-
pIeheuded lndisn hosiiltles.
MIR EDGERION SAID evs II the bill provided Tor
roihirg mere toan calling out volunteers, he must
object - -
Mr.. RICHARDSON appealed TO Mr.. Edgerton 20
withdraw bis objection There vas 10 douOt aoouI
The fsct that large forces Of Ind an were now c)n-
cen,rating on the frontier Of North kaniss, win the
intent OF hostilies By sending volunteers thither
As soon as possible TO strike determined blow, macn
trouble. bioocshed and money vii be saved. Sueh
force is be., for protecting the frenter "
Mr. EDGERTON still objected. expressing nus Oe-
lief that the best protection to settlers and em rahl
ia 10 withdraw ali troops from the Indian country
Mr.. FAULKNER only wanted the bill printed ana
r,comnited TO the Committee on Military AnsIs.
Mr.. EDGERTON reiterated what he had SAD anu
Objected 10 the bill in teto-even 10 the pruning
Nr. GIDDINGS-Thst right.
The House resumed the consideration OF the faou'
Railroad bill. r.S nv
Mr.. BLISS said the bill ought not to De peruea o!
endeayoripg 10 secure advantages 10 any .
There was generosity enough TO unite In geneIa
proposition 90 as to reconcile al parts OF the county
Cnisss such q one bs framed. the OIL VIII fe'1H1A
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teot their property hoping at lea, to save the ewe'
Of the household Int bow cold they were in tho re-
suit. We peed not tell; everything in Uppertendon
WINS a. calm "a summer morning every palace A.
,afe as one Of Herringss sasmandc-s and not the
least countensnce given 30 the affair e1cep. in 'he
sururi.ed couEfenances Of the Innocent families
whose half turned heads he'd 50 suddenly and uneE-
peoiedly returned to the domestic circle. Wslst.
was hu1ohucped
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LATER FROM HAVANA.

NV ORLEANS Thursday, Jan i, I'D.
The steamship Black Warrior his arrived al this
port, with Havana dates 10 the ljih inst.
The steamship Falcon had rot been heard Of and
the most serious apprehensions fet for her She
would probably have left Aspnwal on the Isl OF ~
inst and, presuuing such 10 have been the case Sue
vss fully week overdue
There Is eSs Of political importance from II =
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HARD SWELL Acknowledgements Schell, Char
man, has called meeting of the State Hard Shell
Democratic Committee, at Congress Hall, Albany,
on the 2sth inst. The question whether the HARD
Democracy shall unite again with the Softs Is 70 De
disposed Of The notice FIRST appeared in The Utica
Gazette, showing that to be the official paper.
TEMPERANCE IN MICHIGAN. The Prohloitory
Liquor Law bill lie before both Houses, and or
dered printed.
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DISCOVERY OF A GOLD MINE IN GEORGIA.

COLUMBIA. :. G Thursday. Jan. j., 1853.
We have received Ne~ Orleans papers OF sunday
last and from intermediate places as late - Cue
The M0Jue Register says that Know Nothing
Convention lately in session there adjourned 10 meet
in April having made no nomination for Governor.
The Know Nothings totally delestei at the
Municipal Election i'll Atlanta, Ga, On Monday.
A gold mine had been discovered Lear Aagus.a, Ga.
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ANNIVERSARY OF wEBsTER's BIRTHDAY.

;
TIE Massachusetts, Webster Association common
GRATED the Anniversary Of tue Birthday Of Daniel
House. About eft, gentlemen we're present. Ex-
MAYOR sesver presided and speeches appropriate TO
the eveut COMMUNICATED were made By Isaac \.
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