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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15
GREAT BRITAIN.

The week has been one of anxiety in England.
The Atlantic brought London papers of Sasur-
day, 9th containing Lord John Russel's expa-
nation of his resignation; also containing the
commencement of the debate on Mr.. Roebuck' e
motion of want of confidence in the Ministry.
On the evening of Monday, 3Oth, Mr. Roebuck s
motion was resumed in the House Of Commons,
namely, that Select Committee be appointed
..to inquire into the condition of the British
army before SevastOpol aud iutO the conduct
4. of those Departments of the Government whose
duty it has been to administer to the wants OF
4" that army
Messrs. Stafford and Disraeli spoke, when the
House divided 3l5 for the motion-l4S against;
majority against Government, l57; whereupon
the Ministry resigned.
Their resignation was accepted, and the Aber-
deem Cabinet only hold Office until new Minis
Try can be formed.
On the evening of Tuesday, the 3Otb, the
Queen sent for the Earl Of Derby, t1e leader Of
the Conservative party. Ga Wednesday Lord
Derby waited on the Queen, and had an inter-
view of two hours. When the interview was
finished Lord Derby drove in haste to the resi-
dence of Lord Palmerston, where heightened
conference took place. The public have not
vet learned what occurred between them but
the general rumor was that Lord PAlmerstOn
would not assent to the terms proposed by Lord
Derby, consequently the latter was unable 70
form sufficiently strong Cabinet. Various ru-
mors then followed, pointing to Lord Palmers-
Ton, Lord John Russell and lastly to Lord Lans-
downe, as those who would probably be placed
at the head of the Ministry.
Both Houses of Parliament adjourned from
Tue day until Thursday. On reassembng, Lord
Aberdeen briefly announced the resignation.
The Duke of Newcastle entered with an ex-
PLANTATION in sef-defence.
The Earl of Derby informed the House that
he had been invited by the Queen to form Csbi-
net, but could not do so.
The friends of the Aberdeen Ministry are dead
against Lord John Russell for breaking up the
Coalition, by hin retirement.
The Queen is reported to have written him an
autograph letter, censuring his conduct, but this
10 doubtful.
No Ministry has yet been formed and general
ly there is somewhat of public anxiety.
THE LATEST.
In Parliament, the bill to give effect TO the
Reciprocity Treaty was read q second time.
The English Baltic feet is ordered to assemble
in the Downs, ready for SEES, the first week in
March. Runor says that Admirals Seymour and
Martin will cOmmsod
Messrs. Watson, wiSsy & Co., London
house in tue Australian trade, failed. Liabilities
moderate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15

UTAEr-RFNnING CALANiTT-THREE CHILDRES oF
Vrpow BURNT To DEATH.-On wednesday mig ~,
one OF Il daughters OF widow Iardif, residing with
Ter six Children in a small house ct Cap Is anc, on
The Cove Road 20 the garrett in sc Arch Of some
thirg when spark fell from her candle and lgnlted
a quantity Of oakum lying on toe moor Ine mother
and ore OF the children, aged eleven years, tnre"
themselves upon tie fanes 10 smother them, DLt IL
vein sud the entire garnet Wa soon 10 one D sze
:. eng no meaus Of eI'nCuuhIng the conf snon
AID ihir kug iAey eli doomed 10 DIE the irsn'lc
mother sezed her nfa.t from the cradle and, mug
gipg il ia her arms let herself sud child ia On the
floor together The daughter aged eleven embraced
ore Of her young sisters. and al oscs followed We
mothers example. ProyidentiAlly al the sans mo,
ment younger child, aged ony three yeaTs, rasnea
out ard alarmed the HeighbOrs, who came IN hes,e'
and drew the miserable victims from the midst Of me
flames Tie edest daughter the boy Of nine years and
the il FAINT have since died OF their Injuries sna tnste
exists slight hope Of ssving the fourth end. lns
mother is in en- alarming condition from severe ouIs
on the reck, arms ard body, and CONFUSION On VIC
head. The younger child Is out Of danger. "a
lQaebec Mercury, FEB ID
GCLoTHISG STORE ROBBED.-An entrance "as CT
fected into the clothing.store Of Messis Iuuougn
Crdervood in Atlsntc-st., on luesday mO'uns t1s'l
by boring through the rear door with an auzer' ins
store contained an extensive stock, from vnlen me
burglars selected ten over-cos;s eight froeA-coats
four dress costs % pairs Of psntaioons ~ 1uA
ard % yards Of silk and velvet Ves,Lngs-in A.
amounting to over 500 in value. lhe 'pls'-s !"
capped Undecided.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA AT HALIFAX.
HALIFAX, Wednesday, Feb. II, 1855.

HALIFAX, wednesday, Feb. IT, ISo5.
The Royal Mail steamship Asia, Captain Lott
arrived at this port at u o'clock this morning,
and sailed again at o'clock, with south east
wind, for Boston, where she will be due shortly after
noon on Thursday. The dates from Liverpool are to
the Sd inst.
The Asia passed Oh the 4tb inst, at lilo A. NJ,
tff Kinsale, steamship City Of Manchester; and at
3l3 z. NJ. on the same day the steamship Baltic
both bound to Liverpool. Feb. l2, at 100 A. NJ,
passed brig, water-logged aud abandoned, with
only foremost and bowsprit standing-psinted green
inside ports outside, red ribbon, and full figure
head.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15
Passengers.

Few Mr. Bloomfield page and lady Mrs Dodd Mrs parss
Mr. Honig Mr and Mrs Campbell Cspt Payne Mis- Chand
Ter Mis- Jsne smith Mr. Taylor ard lady Mr. Wood s1d lady
NJ and Ms Robinson Mr. Henry and three children Messs
PIe,leman Bartlett Brand Pratt Chres ana Louis Ihumn
a Quincy Bearer Of Dispatches higgins Losdon PAter-
cr HcI5an Lam Kuklsnd Brett. Thompson, Lewis, HUI,
Nv Tenter Somers Croker, Morgan, John and James
1bi,.on I'm and Thomas Chandler. Les.her, Hender-
sop Mitchell Cunningham Spencer Lansdon "esthend lay
or nsndsey Hahn Lemls Whsht Law sniln hinss,an
Wiirkt Henry Bisgns Mofe Crowsn, salmon, CrotiaseT
s,seI jobrf6n Paketby Daniels Player Overs McAen-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15

An individual was yesterday arrested IN Phladei-
rbi.. under suspicious circumstances. Those VINO
have hin in custody are impressed with the oeiief
49,, he /, Ks.er the much talked-of third man con-
cerped in the cruel murder Of the pedIsr boy Lehman
q, Richmond, a few years ago, for which me '.o
brothers skupinsh were hung. Steps nave 10
taken TO ascertain whethero not the 'nrni'e ''s
ing the identity Of the prisonsr IS correct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15
fBy telegraph
0Nu nav ATFP FROM HAEAN A.
NEw-ORLEAss, Wednesday, Feb = 10

NEw-OR1EAss, Wednesday Feb - 100
TIE s,esmship Empire City from Se"'fork Va"
Havana ,be OH inst has arrived here, bringing one
da, later intelligence from Havana
twas rumored iha, an attempt "" m'ie on the
ue' 81 Cen copeba. On the night Of the 7th. The
a,.ce va, Illuminated with ga, which was suddenly
,nrne5 OF when the supposed conspiracy WA ds-
covered and eighty Of the leaders in it arrested in
o,,dr,y copcha's secretary and two Americans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15
THE LATEST NEWS.

BrcHaRIsr. 3lst.-Omer Pasha's difficulty with
The Minister is settlsd.
FRAxoT.-The French Admiral Febvier Despoln-
ties. who commanded at Petropaylofsk, is recalled,
ard replaced by NJ. Fourichon, Ex-Governor Of
French Guinea France is forming a second foreign
legion.
srAN-Some new arrests have b en made on me
suspicion Of Carllst conspiracy. Reports say 'na'
the Carls,s have raised ex ensive funds IN houanl
A MadrG letter, dated tie 25th, SAVE Mr. Sou'e Is
seriously sick.
TIE Police have been searching sheas Banking
House, expecting to find conspraor' concealed
there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15

OF timber, the most of il belonging TO the lndi.ns
large portion, however. is claimed by tue whites.
Near Douglas six men hold over one hundred acrss
each of fine tinker land Ab)ut three mile, irom
there Is large lake it is called. though l should
call il swamp. The ccuntry AouDd Douglas Is
tuch tba; il will be impossible TO ever make town
there Of any size. The place il five miles from the
California roe6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15
ASSEMBLY.

Mr.. RICKERSON presented petition OF 745O
adults males and females, for the Right Of Women to
Elective Franchise. Also Of 40 adult males and
females for the Just and equal Right OF Women.
Mr. RIDER introduced a bill TO amend the act rest
ing certain powers in freehOders of Jamaica.
MIR. STUYNESANT reported complete bill to i'm
prove the supply Of Croton water.
MIR. RHODES reported complete bill for new
Ward in Brooklyn.
MIR. PHELPS reported bill to regulate the Terms
Cf the Courts Of Appeals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15

dver. II il expected the explosions viii damage the
foundations Of Ports Constantine and Alexander.
The new Russian defenses at Odessa are com
pleted, composed Of twenty-seven batteries aud
mounting one hundred and ten guns. The fortifcs-
tons Of Kaffa, ADsps, Kertsh, and Sujsk Pale are
being strep gthened.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15
THE WAR.

No fighting, but very important diplomatic
moves, going on. Prussia chechmates Austria.
In the session of the General Committee of the
Ceramic Diet the proposition of Austria for a
general mobilization of the Federal Army has
been rejected, and that of Prussia, to place the
contirgests only on war footing, is carried
against Austria. Some anxiety is felt as to what
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ..-ALBAN

SENATE. .ALBANY, Feb. II, 1850
The senate then went into Executive Session, after
which progress Wa reported on the Utica and Bing
bamton Railroad bill. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15
HOLLAND.

The Dutch Envoy sent to japan has returned with
the assurance that Holland will continue on the foot
ing of the most favored Of nations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15

ILLINOIS The following is the vote classified on
rs. Senator II will be seen there was but one
member abseni:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN CUBA.

FILLIBUSTERS EXPECTED
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-02

saw him as he ran down, and threw a fire
brick at him. | know lie didn't pass that
door, ME. Jones'
Il was directly to look ont for my self
the governor stood sentinel at the door be-
low, armed with a club while. .Tompkins
had five minutes to collect aid from the
Inelghbors, and in less than half time, so
Thoroughly was every house alarmed there
was dozen or more men in the yard, arm
ed with guns, pistols, and sticks.
"The governor led the attack. Open
/ ing the door he called, Come out here,
YOU house-breaking scoundreI!. If you
attempt 10 run or resist, I'll blow your
brains out : Nobody came however.
watch the door was the order, ,'while
| 60 in and was told to look sharp
and shoot the rascal If he came up stairs.'
A momenlary search was sufficient to
satisfy every body that the thief was not
in that room.
"He's up stairs then,7 cried Tomphios,
for I'll take my Bible oath he didn't pass
that door
$50 up stairs they trotted, butt had lit
candle by that time, and there was no
bugbear there. The strictest search even
to looking under bootjack, didn't show
the faintest trace of him. The yard was
next examined, then The house, and every
body being at length tolerably well salts
/ fed that he had escaped, the neighbors
/ dispersed to their homes, but | was ap,
pointed as sentinel for the rest of the night,
and ordered not 10 90 to sleep on my post
under penalty of hoggng.
"The articles missing on through in
vestga,ion ncxtday, were two pies, and
the old Iady's silver thimbIe.
The thimbIe turned up in a week OF
two, being discovered under a corner OF
the carpet, the pies have never been ac-
counted Cor to this day. On oath, could
have given very material testimony as to
the disposition Of the solemn property, but
as the case didn't come before any court,
remained quiet.
Didn't the local editors loom, though
One of them elongated himself through
quarter Of a column, and headed the item
| II diabOHCdt Qlld .iStrOCt0uS .1HcmPt "i
Bmg'my and Nurder J." describing
with graphic particulars, the fendIsh at
tempt to throttle Miss - and her ser
want complimented the GOODNESS and res
olution of Il. Tompkins, Esq, and pero.
rated with whitening anathema on the
want of vigilance displayed by the police
at was fun for me to see with wha
wide awake sagacity the watch used tc
stop at the front door and listen, during
their nightly rounds, for month after, ,and
you couldn't have brlbed youngSier TO
90 under the porch on any account
after dark. The excitement died away,
though, after while, but I'll never iorget
the night tried 10 get in without making
noise" G.. A. p.
Louisville, Kentucky.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-02
THE DRUNKARD'S WIFE.

Weary and sad am sitting alone,
With dying babe at cold hearthstone
And list to the sound Of the drifting snow
o, how unlike TO long ago
Those gilded dreams have passed away
That filled my heart on its marriage day.
And the trembling tear-drops' silent flow
Are the tribute pearls of long ago.
0. the hidden power Of the sparkling wine
Can banish love from its holiest shrine,
And place in its stead wreath Of w0'
In the faded hopes of long ago.
The crowning JOY Of woman's life
L. breathed in the blissful name OF VIE ;
And the deepest pang that her heart Cal
know
Is the 6ighted love of long ago;
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-02

NoPLrNc<s OF SuUL.--Nn incident &C.
Cured few davs ago, which will proha-
blv prove a suong argument, IN the hands
OF crus,v bachelors, against maiHmony.
and nav possibly he used by them IN their
TRADES against the inmate generosity ot
the fair sex. IN unfortunate woman,
whose husband has been sick during the
whole winter, and whose savings were at
spent; a.; woman whose poverty spoke
oul through every fold Of her dress, and
her emaclaled form in her pale, carewOIn
haggard and pncheG features. mot wishing
to throw herself upon the cold charities OF
her neighbors, called at certain private
house in York street near Barrow, and
after stating her case in few ieeing
words. took from her finger a plain gold
ring. which she offered to the lady Tor
small sum, to enable her 10 relieve the
gnawing demands of hunger. The lady
Told her, in the nOblcness Of heart, tha!
she would give her the generous sum OF
twenty-five cents for Il, at the same time
putting that muniicenl amount into her
withered hand. The suffering creature
could not refuse it, bat blinded by scald-
ing tears, turned from the door, her soul
crushed and narrowed with anguish II
was ring around which many pleasant
associations clustered, mcmento OF hap
py davs, the pledge Of pure affection, CIV
rn a, the altar by him who was then the
idol Of her Young heart--the father of her
haplcss children 1t told of bIisSiUl
hours. OF times Of plenty and content
when affections light flied the eye now
cushing with tears. She turned away
from her mcan-souIcd sister whose heart
warmed not toward her ,unrrncs and
whose purse string closed the tighter at
the very presence Of poverty. The ring
may sparkle upon the finger of the sortId
lady, but the tear in the eye of the poor
woman was jewel nrizcd 10y her llcav-
enlv Father as she lifted her heart to him
and said--.'rhy will be done" c."--Jcrscl
city Tdcgraph.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-02
m39Cy38AM80J9o
From the NJ Y. Spirit Of the Times,
letting in at Night without M"Ai"s ''
mise,

SettlnS HI "' &c.
"The door was locked when l. gU' ="
home" said Tom, land how 10 se' -, IL
w;,hont waking up 'the governor was Tue
J;ficnIrv. knew he'd give me 'parhc"I,
Iar fIs, if he knew was out after 'en'ahu
the clock had just struck one' lie. nc 0on" on~
,.n.d VIZ i, U.s an impossibility, and but one
chance remained. There was a P"h'" ,ros
ver the front door, the root OF "hi'" G~o 90
bnt a few feet below two windows o"J I
oF ,hor knew was fastened down. an"
the other opened from BEDROOM ",'lJ, "In
mjuht or might not be occupied an, An o,u
maiden sister of Jim's wife had arrived on
the same day and twas very prooa"'e ,""I %"I
she was in that room; but Nne" me Ut"
was in 2 corner farthest from the Wihuo",
and honed | would be able to get IN ana
,hrouOh the room without awakening heF'
and then had a comparatively easy M'as
of it. SO getting plank from he'gn,
boring board pile. rested 1t ga'nst Ine
shed, pulled Oh my shoes put them ID my
pockei, and then 'cooned up All r'Sh'
so far but thought ii necessary, III oF'eF
no, to arouse any suspicious IN the morn
ing. to remove the plank: so dragging 1t
up threw OF the end, and down II "en'
with an awful clater on stray dog 'la'
had followed me for two or three squares
who Immediately set up the most aw'ul
howl whipped hound ever gave tongue
TO. That started half a dozen other oog'
in the neiUhborhood barking: mocklng,,
bird in the window above commence"
singing as if he intended to split MS MS
throat at if. and an old woman, III htf
night clothes. with candle in her hahu'
appeared at window across me s'e.''
knew | was safe as far as she was cor con,
cerned, bat if any one came 10 ou' rsrv
dows the candle gave enough iig"' " wy
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-02

A southern paper states that young
gentleman, of Alabama, generally known
for his 0feogjH0us Prociiy'ieS, recently
attended ar Auburn camp meeting. He
made himself quite seryiceabIe in gallant.
ing the young ladies', but at last wound up
with glorious fzzIe. While seated al
the table with his "DuIcna," some tFiPe
were passed to him by the servant, which
he pitched into in the most cadaverous
manner. An attempt 70 cut it proved a
failure. and turning his head with dignIi-
ed contempt, he exclaimed, III Oifer take
a,ray his plate, these Juaercakes has
got rags IN EN- =
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-02

ADVICE GRATIs.-Advce TO Glrls.-Nev-
er marry a boy whose mamma IS afraid
to let him go on the water, or whose papa
cannot tell the difference between tooth
ache and lock-jaw.
Advice to Young Men.-Have it fairly
understood before you wed. whether you
intend TO marry an individual, or a whole
family.
Advice to Parents.--Do rot let a silly
ambition hazard the happiness of your
children, noI your chagrin at the dlscoTe-
ry of your own folly betray you in Vio-
lalion of your obligation.
Advice to Babies.--Remain with your
mothers as long as YOU can, and do not
get married until you are out Of your lea
ding strings.
.Idyice to any one who is pleased TO
receive it.--If You wish to stab person $
reputation by imputing TO him or her false
hood, reachery and the meanest selfish
ness, YOU may as well use the unsheathed,
naked dagger as TO wreath the blade with
flowers.
Advice to Merchants and Traders.-Ad-
verIise, f YOU wish to prosper in bust
ness.
Advice 10 people in general.--SubscEibe
for newspaper, aud pay the printer.
Advice - politicans.--Be honest if you
can, if you have been silly enough TO
make bets, collect them if lost, quietly +;
and never be guilty Of such disreputabe
cOnduct again.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-02

An ENoRHous RooN.-Ihe Iarges: room
in the world under single root, and IN
broken by pillars or other distractions. Is
.at 81. Petersburg, Russia. and H. ESQ tee!
IN length, and 100 feet IN breadth. By
daylight it Is used f2r military displays
and battalion eau conveniently man1D'-
re in IT, IN the evening Ills often con-
yer.ed into a vast bali room, when u Is
warmed by sixteen Prodig,ous stoves. and
20 900 wax lapers are required 10 light II
properly. The roof Of lhs structure is a
single arch of iron, the bars alone on
which it rests weighing II, $50 pounds.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-02
THE BELOVED ONE.

My thoughts will turn to early home,
Where youths bright days were past
And while from friend to friend they roam
They hold one dear one fast
Her mild blue eyes and joyous face
Were like the star-lit sky;
Her lovely form and perfect grace
E"chanted every eye.
l knew her through life's dawniug hour,
When smiles with tears could play;
And saw her, like an opening flower,
New charms on charms display.
J met her next, endeared to fame,
When beauty's bud had bloomed
Like rosy morn she gently came,
With loves soft bushed illumed.
Aud ucxt saw her on her bier,
With pale and wax like face
Believed with many falling tear
From friendships last embrace.
Before her MONDAY reached its height
Her sun forever set;
But left on virtues path light
That glows upon it yet.
And such is life "a bud-a flower
And then stricken stem
lis ordeal, whether sun or shower,
To death will soon condemn.
But death is life and life is death,
To saints like her, forgiven;
The angel-hanG that closed her breath,
Has borne her soul to Heaven.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-02
Scene i'll Court.

Judge-Bring the prisoner into Court.
Pete-IIere | is, bound to blaze, IS the
spirits Of iurpenijne said when 1t was all
atre.
Judgc-Well we will take lille Of the
fire out of YOU. How do YOU live
Pete-I amt particular, as the oyster
said when they asked him if he'd be fried
or roasted.
Judgc-We don't want to hear what
the oyster said, or the turpentne either.
What DO you follow
Pcte-Any thing that comes in my
way, as the locomotive said when he run
over the liIlG niggar.
Judge-We don't care anything about
the locomotive. What's your business
Pele-That's various, as the cat said
when she stole the chicken off the table.
Judge--That comes nearer the line,
suppose.
Pe,e-Allogether in my line, as the
rope said when it was choking the pirate.
Judge--It hear any more absurd com
PARSONS | will give You twelve months.
Pete--I am done, as the beeIsIeak sand
to the cook,
Judge--Now sir, your punishment
shall depend upon the correctness OF your
answers. | suppose you live by gong
found the docks.
Pete-No sir,I can't 90 round the
docks without a boat, and | amt go
none.
Judge-Answcr me how do you Sc
your bread
Pete-Somctimes at the bakers ant
sometimes | cat tater.
Judge-No more Of that stupid inso
encc. How do you support yourself
/ Pete-SomCtimes on my legs ah'
sometimes on u cheer.
Judge order yon now to answer thu:
question correctly. How do you do.
Petc--Pretty well, thank you, Judge
How DO you do !
Judge--I shall have to commit You
Pete-WelI, you've committed your
self first, that's some consolation.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-06-02

COLONEL KINNEY's EAPEDTIoN--Dc-
fenGon Of the STEAMER Jnited Slatcs.-
The New York Times Of Monday says :
Saturday was the day for the steamship
United States 10 leave this port with the
members Of the ''Knney Expedition" on
board, which numbers nearly four hun
dred able-bodied men. The craft is ~
ing at the foot of Seventh street, and can
be put TO sea at two hours notice. Not
withstanding the inclemency Of the wca-
ther, a number of citizens repaired TO the
wharf to witness the departure, but were
sadly disappointed. We are assured the
vessel Will clear Immediately after Colo
mel Kinney adjusts matters. 1t is asser-
ted that the expense for every Gays de-
tenlion Of the United States exceeds ST.
GOO.