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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-22
BORDER RUFFIANISk.
From tn, We,ton Reporter, E1trd, Nov. Is.

From tn, Weton Reporter, Eatyd, Nov. Is
NEE ing of the citizens OF t1e CRY OF weston w%
called at our Court House at O'CLOCK iase evenly;
Re ore many of our cizens mad assembled, h armed
men from Pla te City had collected In the Court HOUSE.
ard sempd inclined 70 Overawe and conToi tne Heet-
ins. Order v as toerably well preserved, however,
and las N Burnes ESQ.,. took the stand aud explained
The oh Of of the meeting. The object he declared to
he IN have an expression Of the oil he cry OF
Weston in relation TO principle which be oeciare1 70
be tina, il was for the citizens oil sna
vicinity 10 saw and not for the people of Platte City
or sny other tt ctiop, who We ht person aod VINO
WAS an uuft person TO reside at the former olace On
his motion Martin v Smell, esq, was cailsa 10 Tue
chair and W. w. Wilson, eaq., appointed secretary.
WIereupon Mr.. Burnes offered tue folio wing resou-
tons Which after considerable debate ana Sd ne siter
atiops in which the people of other portions OF tne
& unity principally participated were aaoPea ~ 1Ge
nnsa,;ng Judee almond made mott IN - linden
nte,y pospone the resou ion but not osing res1en
i, was not put by the chair. The vote was taken
directly on the resolutions. ,, MI
The meetice at erwaId, on motion, ADJOURNED. ine
Germ an band was in attendance, and the pecpie
shoud feel obseo to them for their excel ent music
Wbes, The honor gor, and best intere. Of b, Pro avery
no. obery.pce OF the law so waeieas
ddua 'esui, and safety 1ns ~ law Their store
be it resolved by the citizens Of the city OF weston mass
Thai We recognize large of the citizens Of PAta
vii. snd vicinity 'ound and trus upon as slave,
% ,eros tive to dcternin. fi Themselves w,o ut per
son ana who ub6 person 10 iemsis Ia then nas ~
~
here the righ. belongs So oefsin st1eo,
on n. an ptsctop well Of law g. Of 1st aud correct
irc, "a and aeu .sed lead to the most alarming eonse
quepces | ....s. .na h,o,hs,. of other sections
&c our county TO quiet s excitement and manie tus'
bssrarce jusee and respect for the laws Ss;n
nd loyal peope. ." " ''
W. w. "i'''' W.sroy Tuesday Nov. IS, 1855.
Dy.R Sin: Alter the adjournment OF the meeting u -ne
c,,ty.ns of Weston on evening Gen b. sr'nstelo"
reoutOn subsequent ting tbs. bad been
by ssnt. men various portions Of the eossy' lea,
Iion wa, based the assumption tnat OoL ouueis
P.fkvile bas that there w no
.pnsh nd apy danger ofs conflict betFeen me eu4ss u
49,, civ Az the resolution vas obersd
by fellow Major Jesse >snmnaers atsse sne
es,ic. that he dia - be IN ierstood .Ayns
th,e ,s ne rsson to apprehena danger oseans, he
beard M,or Winston, Pl'tte City man s,y INV u -
ons were 10, made onDseq ltnoes ould result
the fre,ides Of even individual and the aion
Col w H. SutsHer maie no reu aIN ., % 49, - - =
We sso state that the bIrnrg et pe'tanon 90 t,e a
our stiz-rs generally that The people CT rste ny WI"
10 DESTROY y.lu sble lives 500 property 10 TAA'ue
| Res ,ectfu,y yoqrs. &c
| i,rJ nHn % si-prs JAMss RICHARDsOS.
NJ V. SHELL, eco, President OF the OisI7h'
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HORRIBLE MURDyR.-We hear Of most horrible
and brutal murder committed On Sunday morning II
the vicinity Of CbsunOLt Jeferson County. man
by the name Of David Rider, highly respectable
citizen AZ A who has been Supervisor OF the town o.
LINE In that county, murdered his sife By cutting
btr thros, with q fish knife, on toe morning above
mer,iored Ii seems as we he8 that oe had been m
melancholy sate Of mind for come little rme on so
rount OF some domestic trouble. In the PRONG,
xbil,. bs wife WA ab0u, The fire, be commenced n
attack upon heI she atesnped TO escspe and a. sne
wss ,hing into adjoining room he mace pass ~
her thros With the knife cutting deep gasn upon the
side of her neck or tbrost h,tle csushter, aged
about twelve or sixteen, LEFT the house TO alarm The
ns;obhors and whss the Deigbbors came they found
ne wife eesd ard Mr. Rider lying dead upon bis back
in ne hack ward with bis lert band upon his breast,
ia riebt bald extended at right angles holding tho
booly knife Win bis own throat cut On further
exauipatoD il found that after the assault upon
the wife Rider bad made attempt to take the lto
OF bis mOther-inlsv, aud gave her severe cash IN
the Tide WITH the fatal kife II is thought however,
ths, the ueher IL law will recover. Coroner Keen
OF Wsertowp. held en- inquest upon the bodies ead
TIE verdict Of the jury wss that the murder ana
cce were committed BY David Rider whilst In nj OF
temporary insanity. Our informant, who received ms
pfornston from the Coroner stated that on he Sat
urcsy previous Ricsr borrowed the knife OF some Of
the fishermen in the vicinity OF Cbeunont but that
Do sust ioDs whatever awakened tbs part d
the 6sierran a. the 10 which he deadly weapon
wa to be put The above the facs - they cams
| 70 rs e on one who had them from the Coronef ~
cesirlJ Ct the most tragic scenes e.er Witnesses
IN Ibis section Of the country. We bear that cresss
grea sIcitecent u he vcinIty whore TIE murder -
eOuri:e;. Rome IN. ~ Seanaa.
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ORIGIN OF THE MONROE DOCTRINE

In October, l:22, in conformity to what hsd been
.ered upon BY the Holy Alliance at Laybach, Con
gIe.s q he Soveregns Of Europ' WA hell a. verona
The Emperor and Empress Of Ausria, the Kings OF
P,ur.ia and s.rdinis, and the Emperor OF Ruhs,
were present in p,son. Ffssce was represented %
che yiscou1u Montmoroncy and Chsseauonand-
Among the eminent psrsonsges who psrnHpstea II
Ire proceedings Of this Congress were Proce Meter
mich and The Chevalier de Cent?, Count Nesseirode
Count Pozzo de Borpo, the Senator ratscoen' snd
Carcipsl Spipa the Representative OF the rope.
TIE Conferences lasted Ill the middle OF Deem osf,
and wee conducted with uncommon secrecy; NO
stranger was allowed to remain in Verona without
most Satisfactory e1 ,anaion of the business "nien
called CT kept him there. .,.. -. TIA
The chief subiec. that occupied the attention OF NE
CONGRESS yas tbe condition Of Spain, thai country De-
ing under The government of the Cores, rncn vs.;
con,dered inconsistent with the safety OF nonarchc
pover and Russia Prussia, Austria, ana France wers
inclined 10 reins.ate Ferdinand By the intervention o.
foleign power. England dssented anc protested shs
maintained that foreign powers had 70 right to inter
fere IN the affairs Of Spain and that II they 1d II mig
iesd N yer era war in Europa The result was, nor
vith..aodng the psc.ss. Of EDsaad. IA; sas's aa''
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WISCONSIN ELECTION.
GALIsA. Wednesday,

UALtNh, 4NUF'
The up river maj brings the following returns
from COUNTIES in Wisconsin not hitherto definitely
betrd from:
Lacoboose county gives Bashford Republican, for
Governor 40 majority; Pierce county-Bashford 90
uajority; jackson coun'y-B ashford 30 majority;
Monroe cont, Basbford, G7 msj ,rityi ChiDoar.
county -Bssbford, 60 majority; Clark county-Bash
iord 80 majority; Dunn coanty-Bsrstow tDenocrst,
10 majority; Polk crun'y-Ba'stoS, 10 majority;
Tfempesn couDty-Barstow, 90 majority; Buffalo
county srstow, l.2 majority.
There ore nov two COUNTIES, Douglas and Lsporte,
10 hear from. BsshfoId is unquestiooaby elected.
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FIRES.
FIRE IN WILLIAM srRExr.

FIRE WILLIAM srRExr.
Yesterday morning at clock fire occurred n
the building No i67 William street first door. scou-
pied BY George Ackermsn ss depot Coz cheap pub
hcatcns; second floor by K. Blumenthsl, general real
estate and Dewspaper sgent; thhd floor by j. Wssoa.
watchcase manufacturer. AR. White, journesman
in Mr. Wilson's establishment, whiIe engaged at
work discovered i've Issuing from the crevoss Of tho
boards on the Sidewalk ear the chimney. He imme-
diately tore away the boards and threw q pail Of
water upon the 9ames when denss volume OF smoke
filed the room The nes hboss discovering the swseo
raised an alarm, and ia = short time the 6feusea
of the dstrct were on the spot Tia
place whence the smoke and flames Issued Wa
broken away, and several heavy streams Of
water thrown into the opening The flames were
speedily subdued, being confined t, Mr. Wat oos
rooms. The principal damage sustained vas from thu
cotious supply Of water thrown into the building ~
the femen. The loss of Mr.. Watson Is est mated 8
800 His stock, tools and fixtures were much injured
by water. lie Is insured for 81 200 in the Lori.lsrd
Insurance Company. Mr. K. Blumenthal sustained
only aboot ESQ dsmsge. No insurance. Loss Of Mr..
Alderman about go. His stock 5000 s--'-
no, ut IL occupied rs residence by German names
Noe,le. who sustained s25 damage. Tho building u
owned by Widow Wiiams, aud is insured. Damage
about $500 1t is tho ugbt b. some that the fire origin
a,ed from the ue of the adjoining house. which sp-
peared defective, While others were Inclined 10 The
option that toe IRE took place from soldering for
race WI ich Mr. White had been usirg on q shelf sd-
joining the wooden partition, and which conneoteA
with the chimney by email sheet iron pipe.
FIRE IN BEAVER STREET.
Last night FIRE occurred in the store No. 50 Bee
yer street, occupied by WIN. p. Wright ~ cottoe-
b,eker. Lees about s5O-fuly insured on fixtures.
The fire was accustomed by the careessness Of boy
employed IL The store.
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HORRIBLE MURDER.
o.u..,spaenee OF The N. Y. Tribune.

csu,uepdenee OF The N. Y. rhbane.
NORFOLK (ys.) Saturday, Nov. IL, 1893.
The citizens of Elizabeth City, North Carolina
were thrown into the greatest CONSERVATION, on
Friday, the 10th inst, by the murder OF Mr.. WIN
Charles one of their worthy members. He was
found on the road near the town perfectly dead
having been shot through the chest by some per-
,opal enemy, as is evident from the fact that he
was not robbed His watch, and pocketoook
containing some $500, were found on bis pers m
No clue has as yet been had as to the Perpetrator
Of this horrible deed, although the police and the
community generally are active in the search
and it 10 hoped that the villain will soon be apPre
ssnSed and brought to expate his crime as the
law directs. Mr. Charles was an inestima6le
nan. and leaves a family 10 mourn his loss, for
wiom the deepest sympathy is manifested tssxos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-22

MrsslsslppI-The Election in this State is too one
aided TO invest the details with much interes'. Tbs
Democratic Sests Ticket will have about 5000 ma
jorty, with Legislature to match. The Members OF
Congress elect stand Dem. to Am. as printed IN
ON tabs. Giles NJ Hulyer, formerly young Wing
sawyer Of this City, editor of an American 'ur-
nal in Natchez against Gen q ait nan for Con
ptess. but ooultn't come in. The District is nearly
ba anced in pol tics bat Gen. Quitman Is personally
very stIorg. j. b. Cobb, esq, widely known as a
historical writer SYM hzing in his politics with the
Fe6erAlsts Of old vas the American" candidate in
another District but bea;,u. 1t is evident that Mis-
sisipIi don't be ieve The Know-NohingS can
ever prove so firm support to the interest of Slavery
Extension as the Democrats have done or will do. IL
ia their power, 10. their will, that is ds1usted-we
thick on good grouncS
PS-We have a report that Lske, the only Am
-sportei ohoeen to Congress, is beaen by his Demo
esatic opponent Having no Mail south of Washing
boo lsst night we cannot verify it.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON.

SPECIAL Disp.teh In The N. Y Tribone
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Nov. 81, 1855.
Nothing Is more cer'ain tn 40 that Mr. Crampt, DO
will be invited 30 witbdraV from the court at ash.
mPton If bis own Government does not recall him.
Tbs is fixed fact but il will not disturb the smic,
bic -ei2'ioDs betren the Two countries.
Alex G. & Per Dipgton Of NeS-Jersey, vho Is here
ard IL "a led Republican aud a Know Nothing, IL
more tab. OF for the Speakerstip just han any
other nan O., the opposition Should he be he csnii
date Of opposition it is said u at Mr.. Vail of the
same State, who is popular with the Democratic
party, will be bis comp, "titor.
C.. r. widuo of Iodian,, Republican, resigned his
Office in the General Land Office to-day.
To he A'soefoted Pref
Mr. Bucba an 10 his dispatches to the Government
s'es that professions OF er dsbio toward the United
Sisies we're iever more strongly expressed by the
Bri'isb CabiLe' ,baD now.
Government having sir years ago Instituted SUIT
sgsi a. VIM. b Scott formerly Navy Agent at Wash
np on 10 reco er ailes ed balance the setem ut
of bis sccoupts Jury this afternoon 10 the Circuit
Court rendered verdict Of nearly sic 900 in favor Of
the Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-22

BURTON THEArER-A comedy Of London birth
was produced at this pleasant thcser last night eo-
lied " TIE Little Treasure" to fall and most hsppy
audience. Tie plot IL s.pguarly simple, point a.
Says in favor of NEEDY effect ia these dull pract
cal days Of ongs 1t is quetboDe story, foil OF dones-
tic dramatic effect ard had the aid, We may almost
say without exception, Of most excellent acting. II
we were asled to partcularize, however. we should
say tina. Mr. George Jordan a. Csptsln Maidenblash
won most excellent option, and that Miss Emily
Thore by her most genial representation created quite
q surpriso" snd was most desorvedly called before
Ina curtain and crowned With an afueat applause.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

Los. D. tag Sur CLEOPATRA SINE fsJs sns
vsco,i,l-t e 'c>s q .'s vessel At SO Fcor tie
cor-e-, o~.Ir''l' Of DC, 5. pubisaea a. His j.
ss,-,. pe copy Csy. Ttsyo, statement - ne 3s'
ser
North American N f, Cleopatra o; thu per q
R,.t, of SOP .uDs ef, CaaO "a t1e l6tn u ~ suse
I.stuitb $40 Of 600 .nus u EuaAo. NOAiss a
cr.arce occurred ouFHg :he Wy SO ~ - ths a. Sst
~ FiGav tie 3ls; Of Svp'a lbeI lss, m loas' NE
"a 40. n = souta a tIce whoa thJ ves ., "a
nskirs rom tSsVe 20 thr'eec mites al roar n r.hy
arj clouds w a,hsr. and with the WIND iresl cane
ia coutatt - b something vbieh produces A. sreu
shock >. 10 srorsa he portion Il the crew that red
urr ed r Shortly after, golrg 10 the pump. ~ dis
covered that tire vesee was msAlOg more v.er h0i
ussal. an s; isybreak On ne following oralns ~
o,r1 that some ~ the coppsirg aud part Of re ssips
"a "a. cs-riso away We kep, pumping al thst
i.v bu; l. stead OF toe vssr 4 ninis ing. ve
found that "a the sd i, Wa Increasing hree feca.
We tIeu cog raenoed to throw toe guano overheard
arc the being east'nortesst, We stored 10 IDS
iire ,ion q Rho Jsneiro.
"Darioa the cay we threw overheard tve kuAdsS
tans OF guano kesping iDesssan'iy q. the Pus'sc,
sill the war was rising at re rate OF Doe cet per
hour AM o'ciocx, seeing tost the vessel sfsrsP-
ioly siokiDg ve put cut the boats aud stocked ~
with provisions sno wset.
at clsck 90 the morniog OF the s3d We sorste1
sn6 found nDs.Cep feet o. wstef In the hold, ano ae
pumts suited with the guano. BALI boar after
ward We absndones the vessel and took tn b50A-
We got Cd . short oi-tst &C. and we bad hardly got
from on bosId Nhen found thu, the vessel fue
Of water We Thea got up ssi's IN our boats, aud 81
s. CLOCK IN the sVerins, IN rainy weather ane hav
ing nineteen men the auncb, sa 10 the small boat,
az tire pilot officers III the secoad boa, se set
ss for Rio During the night we made ten mules.
and on tho following morning we lost sight OF tho
eecenG boat. Tns vess, must have sunk shortly alter
she WA abandoned, 80 her deck was thea az the
waters edge. Toe cspaiu, ~its the launch and with
The smaller beat arrived 81 this port on tls mDtniax
OF the I'd ms sf'er having nSv gated eight days and
Dipe Dix h,s IN Their trsl open boats Up TO this tins
We have heard nothing OF the second boat
The ms,e's boa, With eighteen of The crew. VIZ
rckeG up by the Peruvian BARI Villa de Psco on the
9Th October about twenty mixes from Caps Frio near
Rio jar eiro, every soul being saved Capt Thsycr
was TO leave Rio Jsnero in the bark Il. Rswiins fsr
Richmond and the crew would be sent home by the
American Co sui
QUICK TIMS--Tbe schooner Edward Kidder. Ty-
Ter, master OF Gilmore Co e lDe Of Savannah pssk-
cts sryed at thst place the Goth inst 10 seventy
eight hours fom this port which is equal the svsr.
sse Time made by the steamers.
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THE TURF.

I.,os CoURsE-L. I-TRoTTIyG.- Wednesday,
Nov. 2l. ls55.-MatSh 1000; two mile heats 10
wsgops. W.. o..,.x
M uooa,ns n,me- T. Ia-k Potter. dit
" Time-S:T.
The attendance was large considering tee ssaa.
80 RI the weather Jack Potter was the fsvorte al
s'no 70 sso Previous to the start the betting wa,
yeyy brisk at that rate Oakley drew the .ck and
led rourd in capt. style doing the frs mi. "a 4a a
and without once being beaded Q, ar,Ves nA1u' WV
the race in 5:s7. dsssncing Jack Potter
Som, Dov-Mstch $500, mile heats best in 5, n
harness II I
n pess nsnss a = @ .orge Washington. .....''' .
' rsme; s:Ss-aSF2&
Same DGy-Ma,,h ssso-single dssn Of an tnle'
D. MeCsSe names shsekse.ss teoes .sS t rlo
W Wbelsn p.mes q m Lady Lishtfoos paid iorls'-
CrSrERyILIE COURSE, l.. L-Irotuns ma""
$500, mile heats, best in 5. , 4,
d. fffsI eh N Lady Ellen 10 20 ios "ss'A'
h. Woodruff names b. m. TO WAGON .'.".'''''''-
Tine; 2;5o-2ts-2:&
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HOW TO DISPOSE OF DEAD BODIES.
r, Dc EIitr If TIE ~ Y Tyi1saG

r, d. EIasy If TIE ~ r. TyosaG
SIR: Your paper q fe~ weeks since made soue 70
arb in regard to tbe burial Of the dead the reading
of which led me to suggest In place of burning the
bcdes tina, ,oe chemist who has the talent and good
of the community q, heart would send you for publ
cation a receipt fer q chemical csustic compound
which shall decompose the body and leave II In dry,
povdery state. believe they nov have in toe college
6issectinp.rcoms something OF the KIDD II such could
be chemically accomplished it would be more nsto-
raj essier cheaper healthier, cleaner, less rePu.,ve
10 our feelngs and olfscory nerves than any othes
moSe e,Ncislly that of consuming them by hre %
burning. Respectfully yours, fHos. j. LEWIS.
Es,o- Hs,es Nov 10. 1855
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-, ,ntosiccted- And in every community some Ct
vhc were formerly almost always iOtoticsted,
- therefore IDLE and useiess, II not vicioss and
we're teer to be sober aud indus rious,
s1 IL their right minds. The change sss
49, D-rrts, hrsw+v were unknown. The
." $3.50 sae.,.ele.s cor>I venture abroad even at
' 80. a., Ca, TSat the law has not beea
Dr,. a. will observed Of lac 81 IL was du'og
he frat eight or ten monhi cam" % oi'go'eu
Apc vet Ie, Dot the bssy reader jump at toe c'nCu
eontbat 1. il failure 10 Connecticut II is IA enoaah
from that n II bed OF a, 6rs far trsnsoendsd the
biahsst sa,icpstion, s would be perfectly satisfied
vi b the presnt results. II we had not, for a time,
esen even better sste Of things u the prescott we
should cay that tbs law was nov accomplishing ell
thst IL was possible 70 prohibition to CO. Il to
be expected that in time the wicked would learn some
acts OF evsics which they dd not FIST understand
Thus eub drinking and secret eel log PRIV all no
rreste eIteut thar they old at first Bat public 6ran
shops still pns xn, not more THAI one huo-
dre part Of the drunkenness is now ssen in towns Of
the State which vas seen before the Law went into
operation, In proof Of this we msy mention two
fscts:
At the recent Agricultural Fair of New london
County held for two daJ lin Norwich. thousaods
gathered together from all parts of toe couuiy aud
STATE. There was no drinking, no fights. no brswIs
upoo the grounds In slI the two days only one nan
vas seen intoxicated. Before th@aw weut into oper-
alton ever body kusss that two such gala days could
not have passed without score of drdbken persoos
dsgrsciOg the oc sasion One against twenty great
gain. A similar result witnessed at II ford, at
The State Fair. We have conversed With sewers Al wit
Destes who were there throughout the foor dsys
bibiiioo Among the 1000 persons who thronged tho
titY on the occasion, they saw but enc man drunk
ard be was in the hanas Of the police.
1bese are acme of the faots which show that the
law stih doing glorious work in that ltte State
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might lrvss Soain fos the ppsss OF restoring ferc'
nsod 70 power, sad ~casa set with nosppes'ae''
frUu RDy - lie powers Of ~ coan,nt.
II 30 Sp-trg 81 1893 Fraoes lru'v snt-rh S2iio
the government oyefbrc vn. sud tn
M nssrby IesOes the object " Tia Holy Alnanee
SIS attsIret and sco1 ~ , rii9ani restores
he nvi'e 'be Al "a powers u cooperate 40 hin IN
81 jURsuug b. I,vo'ed provI1Se- IN AmAnoa-
Ryalarc had aostY taken d-cl Oh zro saIs ~ tn
opes.iou 40 While Sc shsolutaV sisrGimed no; ocly
sny dts Of sPprprs'ins to herself any portion o.
tbe STA! rh COLONIES or any inca ioa OF forming am
poIiics correction it'll EN- BE cni that q unity sud
commercial iptfrcon'se. 'e' declared tes; she would
lessrd The aid Of shy foreign 20 Ia al enterprise o.
spain sgailst the colonies 81 constituting new cues
ton. g. one 10 regard 70 which she you'd act 10 be
interss.s n Sht require.
IL tbs emergency, it becsue dssTaoie tor Eas'tnc
TO ob'aiR DECIDED expression Of option tom Tue
Upied States AID i, has b,en said that the Amercs Al
Minister g; LONDON was solicited by Sr Canning TO
call he attention OF the Government Of the ai'ed
States to \ proposed interference o. the HJ All snoe,
rud 10 sb.sin some expression fro TIE President on
Zoe subject. Il was under these Circumstances It VS.
IL Ibis c;ss, that Mr. McSrOe declaration was maze.
fE.euinx Pos.
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consequences must fall upon the Nation from such
fsersnt violations Of lite fundamental principles
The whole effort was most mastery ons. leav-
ing no 6oubt on the nil d, Of all present. that in
Gov Reedel We have not only the man for this
cribs n Kansas, bur vt be Is one Of those meu OF
giant mind and iron will that arite from time 10
time in the providence Of God TO rescue nations
from the curse Of imbecile or corrupt rulers, aud
the deeper curse of their own apathy
PENNSYLVANIA
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RANK DIFFICULTY.

BOSTON, Wedpesday NOV. II, 800.
The Bank Commissioners and the several representa-
tives Of other city baukp, to-day examined into the
copoition Of the Grocers Bank Of this city report
bav been started that it hsd suspended psymen; OF
It's bi is II was found that the difficulty but TEN.
porary caused by a rather injud ious extension Of
iosns ano other banks having loaned i; 800, OOO it Is
az ain pla ,ed in paying and safe condition.
The Cunard steamship Asia, Capt Lott, sailed at
10 oclocs tbis morning with 22 passengers for Liver
tool and le for Halifax. She takes ous no specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-22

MILWAUKEE LAND DISTRIcT.-Orters were re.
eved here yesterday BY the Register ana kecsvet OF
tie Milwaukee Land Office 10 suspend the further sale
Of public lands in this district. THIS, we presume
pralniauy to consolidation Of the Milwaukee ana
knaA. Land Districts, the amount OF pablo lands
-. uneol1 in the former having reasoned minimum
l2oo acIes Milwaukee Sentinel, Nov, 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-22

IowA.-A State Convention of the Democracy
lava has been called to assemble 81 Iowa city, on 'hs
eth Of Jssusy TO nominate candidates for the Offices
Of Secretary Auditor, Treasurer Of State, Attorney
General AID electors Of Pesc eut and VioePresident
OF toe United States and asO to sppOin. Delegates TO
TIE DsMccratio National Convention.