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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-20

V,HE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
l. ROYAL MAIL sTEAMS SIPS.
from NEw.YoRg 10 LINEEfooL.
Chief Cabin PASssse........
Second CAbin Passage. 20
FEoN BosTok LIVERFoOi.
Chief Calm Passage.
ssocF q Cabin Pssssge..........s.,.......,. %
Yhe ships from Boston cal A. Halifax
ARABIA, Capt Judsina AMERICA, Capt. Lang.
PERSIA. Capt Ryne. EUR DPA, Capt shannon
ASIA Capt Y. q. Lott. canada, Capt. Stone.
AFRICA Cspt Harrison NIAGARA. Cast Leiteh-
Thee veso e,ry eleSI white HIGHT head; On
s.sho,,d bpw; port bow
AFRICA Harrison Leaves Boston, Wednesday, 7sh Nov
ASIA Leaves Boston, Weduesdsy Nov.
CANADA, Leaves Boston, Weiaasdsy 5<h Dec
AFRICA Leaves Boston, Wednesday, 18th Dec
Bcrbs Dot secured uu'n p.is for.
An experienced Surgeon esArd
shirs viii BE- accountable for Gold,
BHver Bu3on Specie Je~ey Precious stOOes Metals
ns :. balls Of sas ssned AMI the value thereof
therein expressed
For hei,ht CT pssssre acply 20
T. CUNARD No sc~tns. green
There vii Be- no steamships OF this line from Nswfork anti
srksr notice.
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COR PHILADELPHIA by the CAMDEN sn'

LOR PHILADELPHIA by the CAMDEN and
Il AEBoY RAlLRoAD-FIom Pier Ne n r. foot Of
B.ttery plsceIhe Camden and A1nboy Railroad Lines tor
Ph.:dspA' viii 'ITI Is & Ia daily Sunday. .rc.pe
by the steamer JOHN POTTER, Capt John simpson tor
South Amboy thence BY and steamboats, to rhlsdsphiA
ApTikSooS ExPErss LsI-At o'clock II. daily tsun-
dsv, excepted BY the steamboat JOHN POrTE stopping al
Jamestown Hshtsown Bordentown and Bnripstsp AMONG
~ Philadelphia stoot g p. NJ Fare BY E.meS Lne' -
Fare Freehold and M0nmocth either line e Meas pro
yi3ed bosIc-oiuner 15o Breakfast snd supper 1c
heturr Passengers viii leave Phlsdephis at A. IL ana
Way Aseornoaaion snd Emgrsnt Line At p N. Fare
eIe
Tiy pounds Of baggage ony allowed each pasensef Pas
s.rs Are taking anything - oses3se oaf tneu
wearing srrss Al barge over ply 70 q 'c
enc do FER poGt and si not be liable oI any, %
yo1d ,Oo, eIosps BY spe.i.l oonx.et L. Bliss Asea.
DEM SYL VANIA RAILROAD.-THREE
/ DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN raiL Ia
prLPHIA and PITT sBuRGH.The hokNiNs NAIL
v or Psilsseips. The fAsr LINE
esvs. Phiis5s Sphis for 70 M and Pnshsh tor
Phi sdepSs .tl2 The sp .ps pis,.sarsh far Phi;
Phis5ephs for Pttseurtn ~ III r. NJ e-a
Ths ,.s Sn,. connect at Pbuh with The r.roste
and rom ST. LOus. Mo Aton 1Sens' NO H.Sts Nah
SOD La Fsyette and Indisnspos inn Sioeraa, c
Sprirseld BeIefntane, sandushy Tod Sieve.Aoa, 40
the steam Packet boat, fm and Now Orleans 81 Loas
Louisville and Cincinnati - - ,-..,. -. -.
further particulars hsnd bills In the h'tes q ms
snc comfortable route between tho East sas W ss-
Through s.eis can b. bad a. either Of he above
X. D. DEAN, Agent Nsw-JsTsey Rslosd Co foSt o.
Courhanif-s st, y. E.forE
j. L. ELLIcoTr, Agent, fenpU,aHis Ks'rc.a a.
THOMAS MOORE. Issn., cor iisn and M.sssts'a.
Nsw.YosA, Apsn ls laH PhIAis'p"A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-20

nR. and Professor DIETFENBACHS (lste
~ Physician to he KiDg Of Prusais) UNIVERSAL REM
EDFs for the OF ard other diseases OF the sn
seb for the Gout OF matter ho long
standing for the Of Piles; hi' AMI ssoTsqiie roeh ~ssh,
" NE, fom deesy-sl Of sheh effect radical
suie In lie shortest TIM. Are sod BY DIR. =. hElSTER
No. 81 LeoDsrd-st, between Broadway and Chuichf-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-20

CUPREME COCHT-In the matter Of the sp.
- pl'cAiinn Of the Msvo Aldermen and C'mroonify OF
the Cir Of New tic opening .nd AJts Oat
Pube Place between % ard o6th md te IN and h'Vt,
the Ctys Ne~YorkNOce hereby given thai the costs
charss and .xpsn neTed By VI the IN
he above entitled VII be tased By the eief q ne
Supreme Court L oc- u tie Guy BAL Of ne C Of New
YorL on FRIDAY IRE seth day Of November. A. D. 1853 ss
10 oeoel A M-SeSYort, Nov. ~ 1856.
N ulsHOEFffR,
WILLIAM KENT,
L. BRADIsE, Conrrl-aaaon=rA
VARIES BRADY,
ALSO JEREMIAH IOWLE,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-20

EVANS's CAMOMlLE PILLS.-l0 or Is bot
IL ties wsnted by gentleman who knows their ysus In
but don't know where TO tod them nf,msu m
may be addressed to " PALMER, Advernns Asent, Dos
ton Mas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-20
I,OR CALIFORNIA.- Dave Of ssiling changed

1T to9hacd 2f,h Of eaoh month -"EW OAK and CAL
IPORNlA STEAMSHIP LINE vis NiCARA0U A. ACCES-
sorry TRANSIT COMPANY (Of Nicaragua PROPRtEfORS
Thoush IN sdvnce Of the ms7Oo miles ,h1rtsr than any
etbeI route 25 be baggage fee The sp Ddd dOub
steamship N1RTHERN LfGHT (2I iuns burden) Capt TIM
hepsvsb will leave Pier No Moth RIVER at clock p NJ
f1 Punts Arenas on SATURDAY, Nov "a 1855 connecting
with the steamship UNCLE SAM (2OO0 tuns ouTdeu
NiesfsgUt Transit oae having bat tweye r o. md
s-spprajop Nv FIRST G a.. carriages.
The PropT The public that tbs Is.hmn
entirely from dsese and that the Pc ca troubles IN
Hosrsgpa ceased Peaoe has boep made bewsen the
eor parties and rot tbs siehest Interruption 10 the
trsDsii between The oceans Iced be appreheDdsd
For infOrB alton or pssstes UnyCo
CHARLES MORGAN, Agent. No. bow ling zresn
Btsnped letters taken fJT ca cents each.
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n. ULsHOEfFER,
WILLIAM KENT,
l.. BRADISH,
WARREN RRADY,
JEREMIAH TOWLE,

< UPPEME COURT-RECEIVER SALE
y WILLIAM J. BUCK Va SAMUEL CrRrtS s1d oth@r.-
r, virtue decree sds in Sis shAl seu a. pcoie
snon Merchants Exchange In the CRY u New Tork on
WFDsE DAY, the day Of Deeember 49, & zoeiocs ~
OF that los Of land the north e OF <t-
st. IN City OF sew York, being the Huds1n River,
With The buildings thereon; also, stean-Eosoe ohAnos'
f.eurirs Pump Patterns. &C Also Letss Ps ent
for akbs Rotary Pupps, Issued ~ the nitsd sie 70 j.
,usd 70 n D. AnUe~s for making Pun also the follow.
ms judgments and Notes VI: rdsnent 'gstr stsTn,
Cx,rps tor 81 gSs o. acoher -5ls6TI Judgment
sin,t ChAles Stewart for 81 GO 81 and snothsI Tor ~ ~
two BY Urban l. Hitchcock aDousdns 20 seSl 90
ore Noe made by Stewart Gsyune for FL ISl oi Note
uss By John Lamb for ssSi 81 two Drsfs drawn By John
Lsub on j. stesa GvynLe aad By him sec.p ed ons of
sx & and one for sss a. For further rusrs inTue OF
he undeiSped Al No. Sl9 Rroed rsy SewYors sale posi-
tiv. Terms C.sh IRA HUTCHINSON, Receiver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-20
CAnNG-DAYs 9Th and Doth of each Month

CAILING-DAYS 9th and 20th OF each Month
bCFour H1uJ Ocean Dee an by Panama R.xoad-25
kssrss hte-Tbrousn for Ca iouia. via Paosma RAILROAD
SnE UNITED STATES MAIL STE AMsHIP COMPANY
tBtspd esOsteh f0 AsIpvs TUESDAY, N6s. %, At
esIcek r. n, precisely from Pier foot Of WaTen-t N9rh
River the wei Known sDd fsyoTe steamship EMPIRE CITY,
CsDk WindIe.
fsssepgs AID m.l' will be fIweIdea by ean.Da aso.d
Panama with the cihc Mai otee osbp Com
pspys magnificent steamship SONORA Riobsrd VIII ing
sDder which viii be in readiness and leave inmsh
s,<ly fo San Fr6ncis:o. -,
The public sre informed that the Poetic Mail Steamship
Co steamers lying at rama
avoid possible detention OF passengers
MAJ ...
Tor pass.gs apply 10 l. W. RAYMOND AZ the only Once
ef the copp,nes No. IN Vests Of Warren st., ~ e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-20

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF RodmAn IL
Dswron, ESQ, Surrogate Of the County Of kinss Notcs
hereby ryen ACCORDING law 20 al peons having csua
.xrnst John H. UuNPHY late Of the Ci'y Of brookyn,
deceased that they required 70 exhibit the same, WIN
,nch.r, thereof 20 the subters the Administrator tho
sce a George shes. No 67 Broadway, N the City Of Sss
Yort on or before The second DAY Of January HeAt-Ds
June - To-" GFoReE sHEi Adnnsrsiof'.
w z ROBINSON Afs'y Tor AdinilkratsTa ty5 usriIa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-20
Y PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate

Of the County Of NevYors notice heby given 90 8
persons having claims selin-t CLAUDE JEAN BAPTsTE
AUBERT late OF the CITY New Oesns LOui.i deceased
present tho with vouchers thereof the subscriber II
bis Office No 81 Wsllst IN the Cy 81 Nevfors, before
the tenth day Of April Dsed York the lr day Of
October. 1853
oc2 Isv6mT WILLIAM ". RI SSH, Executor.
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Me0iral.

GLOVE ANODYNE TOOTfIACHE DROPS
TIE tYcrucafns torneD toot ache be sp-sdJ re-
beved ny the bis remedy with niay 20 TIC snu' or
teeth Strg sley upon tbs Eminent DENT Is hves
bb opinion OF and constantly to their pssn
Pfep.ied and for sale by A. d. sND5 Dussts, No. 100
Fulton. t sold also by drug hats generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-20

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County NEWTON, notice heeey Evsa 70 al
persons hsy ing claims asAns; CORNELIUS 5 KANE se
the City Of SewYoTk deceased - present the sn.s
vouchers ihereofto the subcbers, s. The ONCE Of q E
BRFE Ne 81 Wait h tho CITY Of SewYork or befero
18th dly VI January Eext-Dssd Ns.ist iss % DAY
ofJuly, 1885 SALLY l. hANEl
iSsfi.u6nTu. Aiuinis;rstriI-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-20
IRON NETWORK to BREMEN via SOUTH

EROM NETWORK TO BREMEN via SOUTH
i AMI TON and HAvRE The United safes asil sts,n.
ship ASH INGrON r. Cavendy, commander, gill s.u for
BREM touch At sou rHAMP TON 20 land the oails and
raserg England and Frsoce SATURDAY Dec l. a.
IL o';ite M from Pier No 81 North river
PRICE eP PASSAGE PROM NEw-YoRK TO SOUTHAMPTON Or
In First Cabin, Main Saloon. ..........,.......el
In First CABIN. Lower Saloon. ..... ITO
SfC0nd
An Surgeon sched to each steamer. Specie
aivered 10 HHvre LonooD All letters must pass through
the Pos,Dice. For passage or freight, apply 10
C. II. SAND Agent. Nc. II South Willism-st., ". Y
EOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-Semi-
IL Weekly u. 8 NAIL LiNE-The fne 'ea going steamer
sOUTHt RNtR. 7. Ewan, Commander, viii leave Pier No
n a. on WEDNESDAY, Nov. q a. o'clock, r. NJ, pre-
i'ey FoI Fres' Apply board where all bills OF lsdng
wil be stoned and for PssssEe, a. the office Of
Cabin ia ssge s2a The MARION will succeed and leave
On SATURDAY. hov. "a.
The favoits steamer CAROLINA havog resumed her
lar til he various landings the Sc johns River Flouts,
New YOrk and leave Charleston
sveJy TUF SDAY at O'Clock =. 81
Throush tickets 10 jacksonville $3l; 70 Piatke, &55
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-20

IN the matter Of the ESTATE of SAMUEL
BURNS, dseeas-d-Souce is hereby Tyen that IN
OF Of the Surrogate Of the Cy and Co-ny Of
NsuYOk ell penons ssaits tue estate of StN
UEL BURSs deceased squested 20 PRESENT the sane
with their voucher. JOHN II. JACKSON, So. 7S sroil
way the City OF NevYnrt before Ia September next
aa7 lawsu Tu' WILLIAM BOOKER Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-20
TTw-YORK and MEXICAN STEAMSHIP

NEW YORK and MEXICAN STEAMSHIP
IN LINE via HAvANAThe Pioneer ships OF this ne S1n
consist 6f the and Splendid Steamship OCEAN bihD
as0o tu,., UNITED STATES 1900 and ST LAWRENCE.
1000 tubs -, ....A, e,..a
and expressly the trade and point VI stensn
speed and srce not be eIceed The oOE ~ bap
.nd Havana and the UNITEO STATES between the latter
post ports snL Campeschy Vers Cul and ismpoo
gers treasure freight the United States to Mexico will
Be free Ct sspen.s and ,s1 on the M
dsv OF November 1855 s3d will also eoneest a dAs1s WITH
Csd Persons travelling TO auy Of the above ports In Mexico
pl quickest and oomortsee routes ana those
.s 81 ain and the South OF Italy po'i:
IN The NditenaneAn and desos to AVOID the high sea and
erops gales cf the North At Snc Ocean viii mao ms roote
via Havana, far desirable particularly during ne winner
T"T HAVANA at noon on sArUsDAY, Dec l, the new
vi leave this port Pier No. 81 N r. foot OF Beach st.
For IN, shi psaye apply bard at the oae No OS
D'''S"''' 0PP''''' g. JOHN GRAHAM, Agent
Frs, Ca.. Passage from New orb H.vsos
Prs. Clss, P,sse from NewYork to New Orleans. %
Fiat Passage from Ssa CampeaeAy, Vera 0af sod
Fs.t Ci.s, Passage from SoO
Agents. At nsvsns: J. c. sURNHAM Co.
NETWORK and MEXICAN STEAMSHIP
VIZ kAssAU HAyHSH and O SE9 TIM. sars.n r
lssve New YOri for the ports SATURDAY
Nov "a ffs NJ Pier No 81 n n e 'ot OF Seseass s -
furnish hiou shout newly ooppered and has boiler hav;
the required for the safety OF the snip ana
comfort Of the passengers, Will make her d tnP above
F,eisht for New Orleans, 81 cents per cubic foot
Shipper will be supplied with sank biA Of sdins OF ,se
form frpshel by the agent sppEc,ion 81 The oheo NO
oes signed and bills lseSs 'saed After the hsa OF
Fos .iEbt or passage apply board o. the Office. No SIG
Broadway, 0PPOsHe St. Nicholas ,ouS GRAHAM Agent.
AGENT, At Nsv.Orleans J. o WOODBURY. 4 Co
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-05-22
Kansas ElectiOn-DeciSiOn Of Cover
nor Reed0r,

Gov. Reeder has given his decision in
regard to the recent election frauds in
Kansas Territory, and has ordered new
election to take place in each Of the
following district, on the 22d inst.
First Coudcil District-for impotta.
,ion Of votes, and for illegally in the
returns. The whole number of legal
vvtes in the district, according to the
census, was 56G. The pIo'slavery votes
was 004.
Second Council Dstrict-(or impor.
tation Of votes,. and because the judges
Of the election were not properly quail
fed. Whole number Of votes in the
district, 212; pro.slavery votes 817.
Third Council District-for importa
ton Of votes, and for violently expell
ing the lawful judges at one Of the polls
Whole number Of votes in the district
} 1913 pro.slavery vote $50.
L Seventh Election District-lor impor
tation Of votes, and because the Judge
were not sworn at all. Whole numbe
: Of votes, 249 pro.slavery vote, 479.
Tenth Council District-for import;
I lion Of votes, and for Illegally in Ii
returns. Whole number Of votes, 4St
pro.slavery vote, 1929.
Eleventh Election District-becauI
9 the votes was not taken by ballot,
e all but viva voce.
d In the Sixth Council District, all Il
illegal voting was done in ono precint
> which the Governor cast asid0, and d
clared the Republican candidate elee
ed.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-05-22
~ S. P. CHAsE's name is stream

~ S. P. CHAsE's name is stream.
ing .. the head Of large number Of our
exchanges. as q candidate for Governor.
We should regre. to see Mr.. CHASE and
Col. MsD.LL in opposite camps at the
mex. Election. They are both sound
Democrats, and men in high standing in
the estimation Of their fellow citizens.
Col. M.DILL and Senator CHASE, stood
shoulder to shoulder in pushing through
the great and radical reforms embraced
in our new Constitution. Chase and
his friends supported the first Democrat
jc Ticket under the new Constitution,
and would have continued 10 do service
in the Democratic party. If our leading
politicians had not undertaken to carry
water on both shoulders at the same
time, or in other words TO sustain the
rights Of free labor, and to uphold the
policy Of the present National Admin
is,ra,ion. which has covered itself with
everlasting contempt, by attempting to
smuggle slavery into Kansas, through
the sophism. and humbug Of "Squattsr
Sovereignty" The government Of the
State will be entirely safe, in the hands
Of ei,her Of these men. We extremel,
regret that there is any division in the
democratic councils, on the slave ques
aion. The demands Of the institution
to travel out into the new tsrritorie.
must be promptly 9et and manfully re
sisted. No man in the nation has done
more than Mr.. Chase, to resist the az
gressions Of the slave power, and none
is better qualified, for successful lead
OF Of the reform party Of the country
than he is. No man can Justly assai
him. He is coal, prudent, and saga
eious.
How many tickets will be in the field
no one can yet tell. We deem it abso
lutely essential to the welfare Of ths
Bsate, that Morgan, ,Trevi.t and Nc Cook
and oil those men, who in their person'
represent the reform principles Of th'
new Constitution, should be elected, 70
experience has fully demonstrated, tha
the Democratic is tho only party tina
possesses both the elements of whole
some reform, and Of constitutional con
servatism.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-05-22

measure comes up TO the idea Of a Chris
tian Reformer. We much regret the
working men Of this place, wero no
present in greater numbers, to have
heard his vindicalion Of their cause and
interests.
His faith in mans capability to ot'
tain o higher and better condition or
earth, is as strong as was Sir Thomas
Moore's. God bless lAat heroic old
man.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-05-22
From Kansas.
Sr. LOUIS, May !:

ST. LOUIS, May IL.
The Republican has adviccs OF the
arrival of tho Mackinaw express boa'
at Kansas from tho Rocky Mountains
consigned to tho American -Four Com
pany. Reports the Indians very trouble
some and determined TO wage war up
on the whites. The company was de
tanned by them for two days. Ih'
grou nd was covered with snow IRON
three to six inches deep.
The public meetings at Leavnnworll
adjourned without any remarkable pro
cecdings. The leading resolutions were
favorable to tho law taking its course
Tho steamer Now Georgetown wa'
snagscd in the Missouri River six milo'
from its mouth. and bee anne total loss
She was filled with Government stores
and is fully insured.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-05-22

% The venerable JOHN RANKIN Of
Blown County, prea ched in the Pres.
byterian pulpit Of this place, last Sab.
bath. His subject was the figure of the
tree, tbe leaves Of which are for the
heaiisg Of the nations. His discourse
was one Of most profound interest.
In it, he took view Of the objects and
purposes Of the Gospel, and made sur.
yey Of the condition of society, con.
trasting in almost every sentence, the
nshts Of men as they are defined and
recognized by the word Of God, with tn,
Wanner 10 which they are practically
enjoyed by the mass Of mankind every
whore.
He denounced the opprsssors Of tn
poorin terms Of unmeasured severity, an
arrayed the authority Of The Scripture.
in support Of the dignity Of honest in
Austry, whilst he hurled with a gian
hand the ensthemas Of God againl
those who live on other peoples il
dustry.
Though he came to this place to rail-
fuads 10 aid in the advancement Of Il
gfsat reforms which he has advocate
with 50 much effect, during his lon
stern life, esill. .hs spoke to the rich ac
the powerful, in terms d pIainness ar
severity.
NJ. RANKIN was reared and educate
10 Esst Tennssse, WAS ordained 40
nisistsr. and preached lbe gospel thel
sasii DO removed 10 Ohio. He was on
~ ths precursors Of the Anti .Slsys'
poysneqs il this State, and 10 /. sts
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-05-22
From Massachusetts,.
BosToN, May ~

BOSTON, May IL.
Ir tho Senate to-day Mr.. Wright in.
troduceJ bill to incorporate Messrs.
Dorald Mckay, George B. Upton,
Epoch Train, B. Hall James M. Beebe,
and their associates and SUCCESSORS, as
tho Boston and European Steamship
Company, with capital oftwo millions
Of dollars.
Mayor Caymond Of Cambridge has
issued proclamation approving OF the
new Liquor Law and declaring his de-
termination 10 enforce it.
There have been seventy. eight deaths
in this city during the pask week.
Mr.. Lincoln, member Of the State
House of Representatives from Deer
field, died yesterday.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-05-22

Costly LAW suIr.-The long pending
case Of Ross Williams against parties
who he claims are infringing upon his
legal rights in making and useing eight
wheeled railroad trucks was tried at the
recent term Of the United States Court
in New York, and the jury failed TO
agree. The cost Of this one trial, tho
Rochester Union is autheutically in
formed, was ffty thousand dollars.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-05-22
Marine Disasters and Loss Of Lie.

Tho steamer Keystone State at this
port from Savannah reports, last night
in Daleware Bay was run ints by the
schr. Adrain hence for Fall River
coal laden.
Adrian sank in 15 minutes, Three
Of her crow we're saved, but George b.
Mallctt, tho captain. and Prince A.
Lowell, the cook, were lost. OF Bombay
Hook at 2 o'clock this morning she was
again run into by the schr. Little Tom
Tho Schooner filled and went down in
ten minutes, but all hands wcro saved
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-05-22
Largo Fire in Springfield, illinois,
CHICAGO, May IL.

The most destructive fire occurred at
Springfield, Illinois, this morning con-
su,uing the best business portion Of the
eity. On state House square nine OF
tho finest stores were burned to the
ground. The loss, which is put down
at $3.50 900, is mostly covered by insu'
rance. The streets are filled with goods
and general CONSERVATION prevails. The
fire IS supposed TO have been the work oI
an incendlary.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-05-22

George p. Scharburg, principal pro.
fessor in William and Mary's College,
Virginia, has been appointed Judge Of
the Court Of Claims vice Lunpkin de.
clined. The appointse has always es.
ch ,wed politics.
A. Dudley Mann has resigned the
assistant Secretaryship Of State. VIM
Hunter, chief Clerk, will Professionally y
of1iciate.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-05-22

mony in relation to tho yar in 'ho
Crimen. ;,
Srong feelings was being manifested
throughout England, against tho MINIS
Try, and Indignation meetings were BE-
ing held. in regard 10 the manner ID
Which tho war had been conducted.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-05-22
Resignation of a DiStrict-Att0rney

The Southern mail as late as due is
received.
Mr.. Noise, U. S. District.Attorney for
Louisiana, had resigned on account Of
his having been superseded in the pros
ecution Of Postmaster Kendall by the
order Of Attorney. General Gushing.
Thomas S. Mccoy, Esq, has been ap'
pointed United States District. Attorney
for the Eastern (New.O'leans) District o.
Louisiana uice E. w. Noise res gned.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-05-22
Conx1crIon roR MuRpER.

CONVICTION FOR MURDER.-Mariin
Eastwood, who has been on trial in
Rochester all the week, for the murder
of Edward Brereton, in January last
was found guilty by the verdict OF the
Jury, which was received on the even
ink Of the 1lth, Of wilful murder. He
will be sentenced tomorrow mornings
at @ o'clock.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-05-22
Sentence for Murder.

ROCHESTER,, Saturday, May IL, 80
Martin Eastwood, found guilty last
night of the murder of Edward Brereton
was 10 day sentenced to be hung on the
Goth of June; since which Lewis
Lerock, implicated in the same murder
has made confession and been Aenten'
fenced to eight years in the State Prison.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-05-22
The Jamestown Society.

WAsnINGToN, May 13.
The jamestown Society celebrated
their Anniversary yesterday by visit
TO Mount Vernon and dinner at the
house Of Mr.. Washington. An ora!ion n
was delivered by the venerable q. W.
P. Gusts, Esq, in his usual eloquent
style. The society enjoyed the occa'
sion in an eminent degree and all who
took part in it had very fine time.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-05-22

Statistics show that over twelve mill.
ions OF passengers have passed over the
Railroads Of New York during the past
wear. or this number, twelve have been
killed, insking the number Of killed,
about one 10 million. Thisis tolefa.
bly, safe riding.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-05-22

The people of GAINESVILLE talk Of
erecting something to the memory oi
John Mcintyre, the munificent donor ol
$500. 900 school fund which now biesscs
the children Of that city. Tho five
school houses afford a splendid monu'
ment, but marble or bronco statue
would not be amiss,