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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-02
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rri sdss lDsi What iho-~ who k4s. rffFarsd rsa
diseases ture a. once Nd fosster grua<s. e sS
sGt rasea cured ~ les hdurs Ca1&i dygf
n az broadway, ~ psse " ge HI ssfrs1r8InAyv r.d
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cure gssrNLasd.
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LNOR Saloon MURRAY HILL, ONE OF THOSE
beautiful style brown houses the north side
Of Thirty sixth street, between Lexington and Fourth
Of the most beautiful OF the city and bu by days
work In the best with all the improvements terms
easy. Inquire on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-02

COQl "A LONG ESTABLISHED AND WELL PA.
pow. tronized cash tailoring for sale with stock.
fixtures, &c. Rent low good opportunity for begin
III health the only for dsposing Apply al No
4Cranoerry street Brooklyn or to u. W. RICHARDS, 30l
Broadway.
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REGATTAs.

S'fOhT1NG--PlR hE 800 The REGATTA THAT WA
- q have iaken place tho Red iiDaae Dos 0n MONDAY
oc 1t was postponed account 81 H. weather The
regatta VIII CON. on GA Wednesday Oct ~ 81 nelgk H. NJ
open for all boaa ~ feet and under usual DINO allowed sE
% The winning boat. go he accnnl 90 the rd Ea
trance fe. 70. GIBSON TURNER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-02

LII WILD CAT AND OTHER UNCURRENT MONEY
n foreign gold and silver drafts checks &c, bough
Wall street rates. at S Broadway also cash loaned ad
yanees made at sight in on securities vaiuabes
merchandise OF all descriptions ut the Metropolitan Specie
Bank Note Exchange o5S Broadway Open from A. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-02

IMMIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAYINGS BANK, NO. 81
IL Chambers tNouce.Dcpositora informed has
deposits made or before Saturday. October win bear
tcres from LIST October Bank open daily from 10 A. NJ
2 L, NJ, and from 10 y. NJ.
JOSEPH STEWART, President.
JoHS MANNING Comptroller
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l Hall Court street; Brooklyn, viii be rcopened
saturday, October Lessons on wednesday and sa.ardA
santes viii be given Mrs LAnnAy VIII DO assisted by hss
Mrs Larnay at o. wnoughby street, between Lawrence and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-02

L'RFNCH LANGUAGE SPOKEN IN A SHORT TINE,
IL by the system Of Monsieur and Madame Dubos.
Ladies' classes IN the morning genemen's classes
evening Also private Lessons NJ Dubois attends twlsc
week In Brooklyn. DUBOIS, No IL Clinton place first pri.
vate house from broadway.
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COUNTRY BANKERs.--A PARTY WITH UNLIMITED
~ cash capital and extraordinary facilities for circulating
money desires to make arrangements 70 circulate and redeem
the notes country bank good standing viii purchase
Address Banker, box $50 ST. Nicolas Hotel COMMUNICATE
strictly confidential
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-02

NHARRUAUD'6 Rooms, 81 EAST THIRTEENTH
~ street, south aide, wessoi Broadway.Mr. cHARRuAUD
respectfully acquants hh patrons and The public hat be
returned from bis tour q observation In Europe and viii
commence giving Instruction In dancing and WALKING 6st
elasse; Monday and IhSrsd.y c'closaP for gentle
poon for ladies' and children. Private lessons and prvAe
classes A other hours Several dances viii
duced. Monthly soree dansante. Circulars terms
&C., be had above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-02

ELoEdE y. sCnAFFEE, DENTIST, 10 ne Ds0N
VI street, Eroafnc Established isii. NJ. has
tic pss iour.en been engaged IN farnlsnug
ss Ia New York and IL vicinity, artificial eeh Aholl
ham es han v usually charged n their patients and
Furnishing The same sle u WORK (which Tor beauy, guy
cf ulty cannot be surpasse "a tho public upon
terms heretofore charged dentists Fcreoas wAni
ARTIFICIAL teeth respectfully aehCisA call tefofe aAs az
tncagen t0's eise whore He viii 10 happy cxIiAn
Biz pys,em 10 MI who may favor hin wh call CORES
pondnr reuci1 upon AL other opcrAoua connected
he professor. bssns-inrarinbiy cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-02

A USTRALTA INDEPENDENT IINE.-THE A ! CLIP
IL per ship Is. r. MILAN WIN be despatched Tor Mslbourn
about The ioh oco5er Her accomnoiaonsor passengers,
IN tf6t aud second cabins superior any
few ierIs YET Tor sale Tor whc and balance OF freight
apply 70 AskELf ELLIOT IS Pearl street o. On board
al pier East River, 10 G. Barry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-02

INpbHIANT MEDICAL hnfICE.-TUE NuB4CHI 8EH
who y a. yni retiring IRON aeive pfNe1oe prepared
printed hfm bic teatbie prescupfg recrptt Al eAabei
10 private tisfhsfs
person can care hgn ~ Immediately dsooyery ~tn a.
dAngefons delay usually lrtrsrcsf Nhcrr te frsl man
through gnotaaes ~ wfh desire ts ss psts
nits he complaint ~ remain uri iac pscnps hfa h
rons5 ltfTafdssa fhysfAnt Assffd IA llcs
- are derived ifon ihe r1~i siscrsstn es
Two assasss = raents espeaay nose - asAboe ny
arc n9Aiuables Ffre " f4eh Al fsGi sfI Ia 1trf
directed address nr DEFERE boE 1t3) 20 ne 81
nellY b slfEsOn N .e Parla lLn.f.LIn-a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-02

TOR sALE-THE ELEGANT BROWN STONE HOUSE,
$50 East Eighteenth street, all modern improvements,
thorough repar three rooms deep perfect modern house
IN all respects Terms easy; would exchange for small
house . GOO 5000 balance remaining mortgage
Apply 10 D. H. VOORHEES, counsellor at law, 341 Broadway,
Appieton's building.
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LFvfn AND AGUg.~TnR NOT grFrfTUAf. aApE
and eeralH remedy VII - fIGra 10 ~ Or Fng4YiAsi
riase, for gslc - A. y. = SANDS drusg.ss, 10 re
street
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RR0OKLYN PR0PERTY.-FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
ID for dry goods that could be rendered available in the
clothing business land to trouble should be under
stood that other proposition in the way OF exchange would
be entertained as this Is speculative transaction four
brown stone front houses Ia the block of Third place
and Court street BROOKLYN they will be sold market prices
and goods purchased the terms Apply the
ers residence fourth house the block ut 2 Broadway
New York The property situated In the best locality In the
city increasing In value, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-02

nIyIDEND NOTICE = THE DIRECTORS or THE
IL kmckerbocker Life Insurance Comp have decsret
dividend OF 60 per cent the capital stock OF the
Company, payable to stockholders and after this date
the Office, No IL William street.
STEPHEN q. WHEELER, Secretary.
New York Oct q 1850
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I'OR SAVANNAH AND FLoRfDA.-uHITRD STATES
II Nal Lsne.T new and elegant steamer KNOXVILLE
Captain G. j. LUDLOW viii leave Wefue day Oci07Fr
from pier 40 Norh liver, a. O'Clock N BIS oflaing
signed toard For freight apply board Tor passge
to s I. MITCHELL ~ Broadway Cabin passage % "a
ysunah SIS. for FLORIDA through hckcs from New York
Jacksonville, Ssl; 10 Pasa @3. Tho FLORIDA. Capaia
= No1dhuu viii succeed and sail On Saturday. Oct 6
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IITDHS-IoO0 MIDDLE wEIGHTs. NV Y0RK CIR
= LAUGHTER h6es- For sale ~ q. ~ GRIFFIN. sps
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I)ANKING AGENCY OF JOHN b. MURRAY. No a
ID Wall street. Bank Of North America Advances on
vessels and and merchandise in
Leans made bank railway and Insurance stocks BUS
discounted.
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ITO HAT MAkUFACTURERS.-FOR SALE-A FRS
rate three story factory, with all the apparatus, and
failing supply water situated In convenient local
in the State Of Connecticut. Apply 10 r. McCRAKEN, base
fnent Of % William street, at 2P. M.
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L'RANEiIs husfua, no ~ BowgEr, NEAELf or
posiie The BoWery ucEFc-f'esi,ria ever sitrs
and evening NJ ~ n. u slranesra viii olscrys
has c Franklin Muse Il the only paro he United states
Uh.rc the Aoel Artists sahbio1 HA oihnr original
tdhnmens Renomter, No, 81 BeNrrY.
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LARGE SUM OF MONEY TO ADVANCE ON vALu
~ ables, securities merchandise, &c. in amounts OF $50
go 500 $50 500, $50 $500 $780, $500 $1,000 8 500
market the specie and exchange oce 49, Broad
80 JOHN HOPE ADAMS.
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DANK OF THE ONO SAVINGS INSTITUTE, TiFFIn
ID 0hioJhe paper OF the above institution will be
n (one) per cent Discount by The undersigned
w. CLARK A Co. No. Hanover street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-02

N7EO FOR SALE, A CORNER GROCERY AND
CU. liquor sore one Of the best stands town The
unsurpassed In New York and II properly kept
stocked, would do business OF 81 Bar receipts
" 10 Is daily. H0WES FROBISHER, 81 Nassau 81.
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1--WE WERE BOYS AND 0fpLs TOGETHER n-rHIg
w beautiful ballad The latest Production popular
somnoeery j. X Thomas, now ready all he mnar
Published BY Frith, Pond 90.
A RARE CHANCE F0R goMR ONE--A SPLENDID
II panorama, With mnslns diJFamas connected viii 50 fd
pofd q on liberal terms ipply e. LckwDoi Museum
aopn corner OF Orange shd fulhn streets Brooklyn o ce
days. where d may be sern.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-02

ITO DRUGGTSTS-A FINE AND LARGE DRUG STORE
for SALE cheap, situated In New York great thorough
fare G-venne rich. popuIons ward Inquire Third
nue., door below Twenty first street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-02

I1oR sAIE-Two LOTS OF GROUND WITH PARTY
wall beautifully located Murray Hill the north side
Trtysxh street between Lexington and Fourth
adjoining class houses. Inquire Of A. KENNEDY i3J
East Thirty .11h street Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-02

A UsTRALIk PIONEER LINE CARRYING THE UNITS
~ ed siaes NAL. The beautiful A clipper bark GOLDEN
FRA, 60 tons for Melbourne her berth pier No
Fast river Has half her board and Will
quick despatch vessel freight or
passage apply 10 X. W. CAMERON No Bowling Green.
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such helplessness might involve damage ex-
ceeding the cost Of q HUNDRED first class steam
ers employ ed to carry mails for ten years.
There is but one right course for Congress to
pursue in this matter. Extravaganza must be
checked; but that economy which saves halt a
million at future cost often is worse than any
extravaganza. Let Congress sell oil the ves-
sells of war for old firewood; some of them
might be given away with economy. Then,
let ample appropriations be made to lines of
mail steamers. Let US continue the present
appropriations to the Collins and Pacific mail
lines and let others, sufficient in amount be
given to lines plying TO Havre, to Canton, and
wherever else there is traffic. Place the owners
under as severe restrictions as to size, build,
sen; but pay them for carrying the mails
enough to ensure sufficient number of COM
plete and well built steamers. By these means,
if war should break out, the United States
might in month have powerful squadron on
the coast, capable Of sweeping it from north to
south in few days, and protecting the great
cities. II it did cost five millions year to
keep up six or seven lines of first class ocean
steamers, who would grudge the money for the
support they would afford?
OPERATIC TROuBLEs-LAsf SCENE AT THE
AcADEMY.--We give in another part of this
paper report of uoique musical convention
held at the Academy Of Music yesterday after
noon. The opera season under Ole Bull is
over. The stalwarth Norwegian has failed in
his endeavor to establish the Opera here, and
he will now be obliged to retire to the sweets
Of rural life and violin solos at his Pennsylva-
MIA colony. He seems to have been laboring
under the same difficulties that pestered poor
Fry at the Aston Place Opera House but,
although we knew that something was wrong,
the final smash. up came sooner than we ex-
pected. The great difficulty in the way of
operate managers seems to be the tremendous
expense which they must incur-the artists
demand here three or four times as much salary
as they receive in Europe, and the frequenters
Of the Opera are not willing to pay at CORES
ponding rates for tickets. The salaries at the
Academy were SO high that the Opera never
could have been pecuniarily successful.
We have given to the public all the facts in
the case, without expressing any opinion on
the points at issue between the managers, the
artists and the public, and we do not intend to
take sides with either Of the parties. We do
not wish to have any more libel suits. On
previous occasion we defended the poor artists,
but they were ungrateful enough to turn
against us. Some of the very persons whom
we had defended, as in the case of Strakosch,
were forward in giving evidence to prejudice
our case. So we will occupy the position Of q
look out, and duly report our observations.
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rHE NEW YORK aERALD-EDrTION FOR EUROPE.
The Collins mall steamship Baltic, Captain Comstock
win this port morning. at IL O'clock for
Liverpool.
Tue European mails will close in this city at half past
nine o'clock
The HERALD printed in English and Frsnch) win be
published st nine O'Clock in the morning. Single copies
in wrappers si1pence.
Subscriptions and advertisements any edition Of
the NV YORK HERALD will he received at the following
places in Europe
LIVERPOOL John Hunter, No. Q Paradise street.
LONDON Edwards, Sandford Co., No. II Cornhin.
Wm. Thomas \ Co., No. 10 Catharne street.
PARIS. Livingston, Wells Co., Place de Ia Bourse
The contents of the European edition of the HERALD
viii embrace the received by mail and telegraph At
the eOs during the previous week, and to the hour Of
publication.
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States and Russia may be contemplating the
ultimatum at some day, not very far off in the
future, of q still closer alliance of friendship
than that which now 80 happily subsists between
the two countries.
Our telegraphic dispatches of the Ostend cor
respondence, apd the reception of Mr.. Soule at
Washington, are very extraordinary, and very
humibating to the administration. They
prove all that we have heretofore said upon
the subject--that there are two conflicting
powers in the Cabinet-the one urging a fill
clustering career all over the world, beginning
with Cuba; the other pleading for more
moderate and pacific policy. Between these
conflicting elements, Mr.. Soule has resigned
his commission in disgust. The call, then, of
an extra session of Congress must involve, not
only some definite and fixed Spanish policy on
The part of Mr.. Pierce, but modification OF his
Cabinet to give it unity and consistency. If
Cuba is to be annexed, nOlens uolens, peace
ully if we can, or forcibly if we must" the
Cabinet is no place for Marcy but if policy
is TO be adopted of humble submission to the
balance of power' policy of Lord Clarendon,
Gushing and JEFF Davis must abdicate.
Such are some of the major and minor con-
siderations suggested by these our latest ad-
vices from Washington, touching our relations
with Spain, the friendship of Russia, aud the
rumors afoat Of projected extra session of
Congress. We presume that if an extra execu-
tive session of the Senate be necessary to carry
out the provisions of the late diplomatic and
consular act, it will be convened without delay;
but in regard to an extra session of the two
houses, we are admonished that it will depend
upon certain contingencies. In the interval,
Mr.. Soule is to meet his friends here in New
York, in pursuance of their invitation; and, ac-
cordiDg to our Washington correspondent, he
will come prepared for full vim iication of
himself and his official career in Europe, against
the treachery and double dealing of vacillat-
ing and incompetent administration. 1t is ex-
pected that he will supply all the deficiencies
of the Ostend correspondence furnished to Con-
gress.
The people expectit. Let him speak freely
Let us know whether the signs in the horizon
are peace or war.
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Pierce, encouraging him to refuse every ofex uhsra
money was to be the price of securing Cuba TO the Uni
ted States. His friends will demand Main statement
to be given to the public which General Pierce win do
his utmost to prevent Marcy feels satisfied that NO
blame can attach to him. hence the whole o. the mis-
chief justly placed at the coor Of the President csh
ing and Forney triumvrate unmatched in ,liticaI vii
any and baseness since the creation ,he Upited states
republic. 1t is a strange circumstance that immeai
ately upon Mr.. soules arrival here, interview cou,d
be obtained with the Secretary Of State Who doubsss
was anxious that Mr. Pierce should be first
by the returned ambassador.
The late accounts from Europe singulary confirm the
statement given by your correspondent in com
munication, showing that Spain has placed herself
wholly in the hands of England and France. In Mr.
soules duties abroad had not alone the ncapacty
and treachey Of his government to encounter but
those of Span England and France, and the prejudice
Of large portion of the American press.
Ex-senator J. Clemens has fallen heir TO respectable
snm of thirty thousand olars the recent pas
cage Of land claim TO certain Aabsmlns, by Congress-
being the amount agreed for his services in the
event Of the succeeding. The expedition of
Colonel Kinney has come to unfortunate termina
ton Its reported connection with the Cuban enterprise
has left 1t with but few friends and thoss friends
without means to create fr. sh enthusiasm
THE COLLINS STEAMERS GEN. SHIELDS AND THE
PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, March 5, 1855.
There is no obligation devoved the Collins Company
to build another vessel has been stated The ap-
propria passed in theNava bill continues the line as
formerly leaving the law Of 1852 in force by which Con-
gress can give the six months notice whenever there In
majority strong enough to pass such enact ent
1t is said the President is afraid to appoint Shields
Brigadier General on account of the Know Nothings
THE APPOINTMENTS TO THE FOUR NEW REGIMENTS
WASHINGTON, March 8, 1885,
There is some excitement going here 10 regard to
the apo ntments Of subordinate officers for the new
regiments. Members of Congress still remaining
and pressing the claims Of civilians among their con-
sttuency The War Department is beseged with appli-
cations from officers of the regular army for promotions
in these regiments 1t reported this evening that the
Department has made all the subordinate appointments
from the regular army, except second Ieutensns
which are to from the classes at West Point The
democratic members of Congress say that the for the
new regiments would not have passed Congress If they
had thought that Gen. Shields would not have been,
made Brigadier General that the Department. would
have ignored civilians to the subordinate appoint.
ments.
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THE LATE SEIZURE or ARMS AT BARAcoA-THE
CASE OF FELN Avn EsTRlNPEs.-In a private
letter which we have received from HavanrI
there arc certain allegations made against Mr..
Richard Overmapn, acting United States Con-
sui at Baracoa, which, if well founded, would
90 to show that he is not properly impressed
with the true character and responsibility Of
his mission. Without entering into any specific
statement Of these charges we may mention
generally that they accuse Mr. Overmaun of
taking an active part in the attempt to estab-
lsh evidence against the crews OF the two Ame-
rican vessels lately seized at Baracoa by the
Cuban authorities, on the charge of landing
arms. His conduct towards Messrs. Felix aud
Estrampcs since their Imprisonment is also
repre- sented to have been unfeeling ia the
extreme, and at variance with the instructions
which he received from Mr. Cochran. United
States Consul at st, Jago de Cuba. Mr.. Over
mann was amongst the passengers by the Empire
City, which arrived here on Thursday last. He
Is the bearer Of the documents connected with
this unfortunate sGair, and as most of these
papers have been made out by him, we think
il right il should be known that such state
mtnts are sfloat with regard 70 his conduct,
without in any way pledging ourselves to
their accuracy.
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The United States Brig Bainbridge In Dis.
tress.

NORFOLK, March D, 1880.
The United States brig cambridge put in here in
tress day On the 2lst of February during gale of
wind she became much disabled, and was obliged to
throw her guns overheard.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, Marcn 5, 1885,
The Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks, OF Indiana, and
Messrs Lucius Patterson of Michigan, and Norman b.
judd Of Illinois, admitted attorneys and coun
sellers OF the United States Supreme Court day
No. SO. John L. Hays plaintiff In Error Tue Pacific,
Mail Steamship Company. Toe argument continued
by Mr. Davidge Vinton for the defendant
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active, with good de mand for export. Prices OF
all kinds ranged from CSC. Q &c., but the chief
sales were inside at 9ec. q SIC. Provisions were
firm, aud old mess pork sold at an advance. having
CLOSED at $40 so q $l3 rs. Holders at the Gloss
asked $l3 81 sl4, which va, above the vie IVA OF
buyers. ~
We publish elsewhere the protest OF Gen. Echi.
pique, the expa,riated President Of Peru, directed
to the Supreme Court of that country, against the
acts Of the revolutionary party under Oastella. Il
Is an Interesting document.
Senior d. de Goicouria leaves this city to-day for
Washington, as a delegate from the Cuban exiles
to tender to Mr.. Soule an invitation to public
reception either in the form Of banquet, or such
other dem onstration Of welcams ~ may be most
consiste Mt with his taste and convenience
George Ho Wand, Know Nothing candidate for
Mayor OF New Bedford, was yesterday elected by a
large majority over his competitor, free seller.
Our announcement OF the appointment. OF Gan.
r. Fl. Piuyn to the Office of AdjutantGe nera of
this State is confirmed. He is said to bs very
popular with the military.
The trial Of Wendell Phillips, Theodore Parker,
and Others, charged with participation in the Burns
riot, in Boston, in May last, is to commence in the
Circuit Court on the 81 OF next month.
Governor Wright, Of Indiana, has vetoed the free
bank bill, and it was thought he would also veto
the State bank bill; but the friends uf these
measures were confident that they would PISS by
twothird vote.
The United States brig cambridge put into Nor
folk yesterday in Distress having on the 2lst nj.
encountered violent gale. She sustained con.
siderable injury, and her guns were thrown over.
board. Sne sailed from this port on the 18th ult.
for Rio Janeiro, under command Of Lieut.. Com.
j. III. Rowan.
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Know Nothing Triumph I'm New Bedford.
New BEDFORD, Mass, March 0, 1855.
Geo. Rowland, Know Nothing, chosen Mayor OF
this city to-day. The vote as follows: Rowland,
1884, Rodney, free soil, III