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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-17

+ STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parrish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans,
% remsmred that the March 1885, beora me The
]usss Of the Peac in hs CITY pe
ona appeared Charles Briggs President H p
the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company oNew
Dens duly according depos the above
eeounts are us and Transcript from the books Of
he Halu company. CHARLkS BRIGGS. Pr. Mdent,
s-.,,, H. p. JAEVIER, Secretary.
., CD JONTE,
seond Justice Of the Peace the Parish Of Orleans
Tho Board dividend Of .ventv mar cant
On the net earned the year ending 9 S5s o
lext - Ss s As'AAT "a s1Ae
Company continue against the perils of the seas
rFer and oaa and damage by Of premium
omee, southeAsteorner Of Camp Nntchez atreets,
.- l-s. U.&. CHARLES BRIGGS, President,
r. "a ,..-y,,,s A. CARRIERS. Vice President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-17

~ ENTLEAIEN's SPRING AND SUMMER
VA wEkRAt the old establishment broadway, third
above tie Actor House. be found extensive Of frat
READY MADE GARMENTS,
comprising 0vereoa Ffeks and Dress Goats Pnnaoons and Ves
with largestock OF
CLOTHS, CASSfMEREs AND vESTINGS,
Of the latest mpoaons which will be made order style which
has, hIo long series Of characterized the
WM, 7, JENNINGS,
".sifrealer u Ready Mad C Clothing,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-31

HENRY r. LEEDS, Automatically H. IL LEEos Co
ON SATURDAY, Sept. l, at II o'clock IN front
" ofour store No. 10 Easssust be mual Mors 90 and
BLACK H.vL MARE very yish animal, IN Lands hisn
wear. old short tail 10 easy warranted ouni KIND
and gentle In ali hnnes will stand al day without yingi cost
sfo and will he sid the owner has no Tar
ther use for her Also very fine light WAGON made oy n
snherry nearly ne and order 80 hrst-rste AM
MSS i.rgle n sde BY Dunscombe nearly new The whole
10 be sold without
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-31
PHILrP R. WILKINS, Auctioneer.

PBILIP r. WILKES, Auctonesr x,
DECEIVERs SALE of ELEGANT HOUSE
III HOLD FURNITURE BY order Of the supreme C2nrt-
sent 1885 Al 10 O'clock A. NJ sNo. IS East 6thst, elegant
Househod Furniture consisting in part Of rosewood ana @
bossny Sofa, Chairs and Votae Chairs coYeea
With satin velvet and bqcaIs; sof. and Card Tables tn
Egyptian marble tops Stebods single and doneIe rfenea
BeSstead; Bureau; Dressing Bureaus Hsn!s Murosi An
chair, &c Also very large Extension Dining Table ~ .
Catalogues can the office OF the Anctoneer NO
Broad-sf.
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n. s. HoUGH, Auetioneer.
MAGNIFICENT and COSTLY HOUSEHOLD

wi FURNITURE, at the residence, Nc. ~ W1renst
THIS DAY friday, at icy A ND. s. HOuGH vii sell
above eessnt ao ne, Of Rosewood and mtnos
any Furniture offered auction this sesn BEING tns ehtre
furniture OF above 6rass house where CATALOGUES eau
DO Cd aimed on the morning Of sale Pero-Elessn Rose
one so. Fssy Char four do Reception do carved
10 mach and fully warranted rosewood Bookess with satin
wood lining $50 Mirror Front and Back Etasere fer
ana oval q aes rosewood Pano Forte full 7octwe, spen-
did instrument fully warranted and for quality Of t91e una
center and ether Tables with Ststusy msreetops
Music RACK corner rich Lace Curtains and Cornces
Shad.s &c Mantle DecorsoDs Omou Clocks hns vi FAINT
pr, by Lsepox and Others French Porcelain do Gas
Chsrdee rich Velvet and Tapestry floor am stair Carpets
Rods Sc rosewood and mahogany Bedstsads WITH burear
and Comuodss match Arnor ace rose
wood oost k1t; fne Hair Mattresses Pslsses, banket
holsters and Pillows Counterpanes Sheets Nc ana
other Chairs Silver Pisfed ;h tsold bandl Chna DIN
ner and ea Sets Glassware Cutlery &c Together Win me
Bssemen Furniture With which the sale viii commence ss'
positive. Deposits required
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-31
TuxIs aosagLL Aae,i9nssr r,,ro

TUSIs AoRRELL Auciioneer.
MO RESERVE -FUkNITURE, &c. This
IN MORNING. trt al No. 81 NIsau-st Furniture des'
er. a. wall q will attend the opportunity to
purchase superior Fun cure, on Pai1tD MrIor. Plated
Goods Mattresses &C. rarely offered fully described on
catalogue Most OF the stock staple arteles-Sots Cns
Rockers Easy Chairs Bureaus Hall Stands, Tetes se,es
Lounges Bedesds Wsrdrobes Bookcaes Secretaries suites
Of Rosevood Mahogany Oak and Black Walnut EXTENDING
Dining Tables Work Tables. Also, Oh Painting from tae
pencil Of T. c. Coats Esq and Others Oval Mirrors Psied
Goods Sale Of Cigars viii commerce 10 the rear room wncn
will only OCCUPY rinGtes ~ Bsvery provision made
for shipping charge Liberty given to any pur'
chaser day II not satisfied storage Tor
q weet free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-31
GaIes bp a notion.
M Mrsws, Auctioas~f
DY BANGS, BROTHER & CO.-TrsdeSaie

I'D Rooms Ne Is Psrkroy.
Th~ TRADE-sALES this all win BE- hsld - fe'ovs;
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 4, 1855
THE SIXTY SECOND EEw.YORk TRtDs.SALE o.
BOOKS STEREOTYPE PLATES. PAPEaSs STATION
YpY e. nnd-r th, direction Of the Staining Com Mite Of
n. r,Se vii taie place TUESDAY Ssptem e- = and TO-
ioxnI dsys The Cisosus nov-sty and embraces r.a,y
in -cn,pt;, fpeiudns tbs only invoice contributed By
H.rper Brother tbs TSsas Saes this season. and
oth,rlsrse and vsuabe invoices Of Books and PiaS
The consSn Der< OF ---n-
STATIONERY, PAPERS, &c,
vhrh unusually lTe snd .t'et,,s are son.osa % ms
y TUESDAY September 10, 1850 ,r,.
Tn, TRADE-sALE Of BOOKS and sTEHEUrrIirh
pTATFs urdr the dii-ctoa Of the New FORK BOOK rnon
e,y viii BE- held Tt ESDAY September 10 ans
fovpr DAYS. The Cssogue for this sale sss now resdy
srd eoms,. arre invoices I'm 6sa quande
and 70 b. sod without from near loo PaenaeS 10
Boston New. York. Phlsssphs, &c. ,...
uch OF tbs have pot received CafSos1s ay oossn
them opon application. BANGS. BROTHER GO:
'" WV No - Pak.row. Nsw-fork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-31
HFSRY II. LEEDS, Auetoneer-By II. n. LsEps l. Co.
ON TUESDAY, Sept. a, at lOd o'clock, at No

HESRY h. LEEDS, Auctioneer-By II. u, LsEps 90,
90 west 2sd.st oppote the London Terrace 9Th
sY-sPLENDID HOUsEHOLD FURNITURE contained N
The large brown dwelling above has been 10 use or
few montbs and in perfect order partly msde IN Paris and
Bsudoune OF this city consisting Of elegant Velvet Cspeis o.
the newest STYLE crimson eud gold satin dsmsk Curtains WITH
heavy Curtains and Tsses TO match ch Cornces rose
wood Paror Suites covered in crimson and maroon sk va
sofas and Chairs rosewood Arm Sprug chars COW
cred IN brocsiee Fsutsueis 10 m.que. new ,ye
Seyinz Chairs covered IN &c rosewood Music Stse
Mate rass doors Center Table Pier do marbetopsi lna
sttes Of pspiernache naid with pearl orm'u ChsnoeeL
superb carved 7octsve rosewood Piano Forte with the saon
msut naie BY Haett Davis cost 800 short time SINCE
rich velvet Rugs elegant mahogany Secretary aud BOOKCASE
Ade in Paris Bed-oomBnSels Carpets lace CURTAINS Su
Dc b suite from Paris carved Bedesd trimmed with crimson
k Dressing Bureau msrbleop with sTse plate d9nos
walnut okcsse entire suite carved rosewood Bedsea1 na
re.u and Glass Cabinet Washsand &c Cottage SUITE pant
ID together with 6ne hstressss Bedding, &C. mahogany
Suite very fine made by Bsudouine i9seyood Dnqs roOs
suite covered in hair cloth Extension Table Gas Fixtures
beautiful Cloths the bouse new stylei hat
Fsck China Glass and plated Ware, Kitchen Furniture &c
The above an be examined Monday previous TO ae Inc
iGhs stsses pass near the house every few minutes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-31

GroRcE Cook, Auc,iouesr. -
T ARGE and PEREMPTORf SALE OF NEW
4 ana elegant FURNITURE ct the Sales Rooms, No. III
Esn.ust near Beekman THIS DAY (Fidsy) at lot
oeocIh probably the largest sno best assorted OF
public this and NUT positively Dc
I'D 10 The highest b3der ParteaAs and catalogues on morn
nx c sale Goods boxed ard shipped IN the best manner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-31

ERENCH LESSONS. j. j. BURNER q
GRADUATE Of the University Of France who hiss Tor several
year. taught successfully his native language IN this ey van
resume bis lessons September and continue 10 teach cA
choos and privately pupils his resdeoce No
as near l4ht References Of ths highest character
EVENING CLASSES 10 begin October l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-31
OOBBs's PERRY YOUNG LADIES BOARD

~ mo and DAY SCHOOLING. Z. s: sHAr ssd Miss
p DAVID wi resume their SCHOOL for YOUNG lADlES,
DoAbss Ferry = miles from NewYork ION tbs cest bank OF
The Budsonl on SATURDAY Sept CiTeusrs may BE- %,
tsined the Bookstore Of ). j. CROWEN, ESQ, No e9s
Broadway, corner Of 4th-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-31
CRENCH DAY and B0ARDING-sCH0oL. di

reoknd by the late Professors q M. Peusnet, hosrs
5FsPfEAssf and SMITH removed from No 80 Hsmmond.
% 10 sDoasast corner OF Clinton pace ~ IT, reopeh "a
s3epenbe,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-31

FRENCH PROTESTANT BOARDING. Ana
nay SCHOOL, 70, YOUNG LADIES, No. 81 Wes ism.
a below sh.av-Mrs LEvEKETT win reopen h.t school
for the ensuing year FRIDAY. Sept Appcsnoas ios
th AZ mission II pupils may be made TO hsr peneooa or ~
letter at the above address where circulars with fall particulars
NAV be obtained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-31
Clothing.

FALL FASHION.-Just finished elegant
FRFNCH SILK HATS ct the low pIiee Of IS usually ,od
for 81 neat durable Hats, 81 90 BROWN no C<nas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-31
THE MISSES DANFORTH having removed

u their Bearing snd Day sehoo 70 NO. " Wcst iSne
doors Of hb Will Be ready e receive rupls 90 ns
18Th Of September limited ausbeS Of Fup wit Be re
osived Of ths hnny. CcuAr nay be ossioed
cROwENS Bookstore SIS Broadway. or a. their r>isaes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-31

OFlIcs og THE ILLINOIS CEsTRA. RMLsoAp CoMAU'f
EEw.Yosx, July %, 1854
rT'TIE subscriber in pursuance of resolatlo.
approved By Bosrd Of Directors Of the llnox Censr
Ralrosd Company. will sell through ALBERT H. SlCoLAfs
Auctsreer AZ the Merchants Exchange In the City OF New
York on FRIDAY, the SLIT day Of August nsxt, a. -
O'Clock the following parcels Of the Stock Of the sd oes
nany unless the instlmelts due previously p.d
stsntns In the OF Stockholders who have nesceeo
rAie payment Of al the nstalments called thereon sos
ths rsouon of the Board Of Directors made pursuant 10 ne
act INCORPORATING the said Company, viz: 80 -
Twen,y-sir hundred and fifty t9) shares heis oy mas'
one hundred and slightly eight ss shares held By n &c.
Dana
Three tS) shares held BY Joseph Geiger
The sae will be for cash aud certificates Will b sues 70 -
purchasers accordingly. J. n rbnnINo,
Treasurer Illinois Central Railroad Com rang.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-31

UfFTlf OF hONkf
No. IS Wism-st.. New York, Aug 1850 Z
DOGGY BAR MINING COMPAN1.>
Ia notice TO STOCKHOLDERS Take nolios tbst "a
ASSESSMENT Of -FOUR PER CENT upoa the ospitsi Stock
Of the Ctmpsny has been levied b. the Board OF Directors Pr
snen TO Ar II OF the Articles Association payable WE'D
NEsDAY he h September newt at the Office Of the Com
RAW in the CITY Of York Ia payment at the
time sVscfed Zoe shares upon which payment required 20
sether al previous payments thereon shall be tseaei
the Association In order that Stockhol residing oat
he City of NewYo may have the beaeht OF the ou nne
three days grace viii be allowed TO them. 49,,
Tysry holder who pays TO THE DAY shall reoeive sat
the Forfeited share free fs share ne p
- - ana,
-'- ' NJ Brennan, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-31

ALBErr II. NIcoLAY. Auetioneer 80,
CARRIAGE at AUCTION.-ALBERI ID: NiC-
~ CLAY will sell on sATu RoAf sept l. s. :. %II
,or N IN, sslesrpou No II osist small nest fAAiLt
CARRIAGE nearly and In complete order HAVING pee
t.n s;,y m.L,r Aso Set of Silvsrplated Hansss FOR
:. .rply at the Sslesroo No II BrOsds 105
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-31

IL HEN.-H PEUGNEr having cesed his Boarding and
Day school IL which have been Professor for the last three
yeSs bes inform my friends ADD the public thai sb4
kEOPHN an INSTITUTION Of similar character the
Ih Of SEPTEMBER In the large bshdns No fs Ess,
2hst bef~ron 4h and LeKngton-svs Circulars containing
full piruls references and letter from MI Pasns'
70 Be hsi By Addressing ~ above. kLlE OHAkLlbh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-31

kNOl OLAOSlt Al ouu YIN
- MERCIAL ACADEMY. Courst, second door north from
PreE6en', A. b. RICHARDSON, A. NJ, PnnepA-The next
teua Of hi. Institution commences on MONDAY, Sept.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-31
T7HF CLARKE SISTERS respectfully

i noores thai heir BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL fot
YOUNG LADIES No. "a sth av.. will open MONDAY,
Sept II. They Will be at home 90 and steI sept
VNHB MISSES ROHR respectfully inform their
friends and the public that their rAY AND BOARDING.
SCHOOL Isl West S4th-t will be Reopened on THUGS
DAY sett Is Circular csp ospsd u their residence
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Mafbinerp, &t.

SHCROFT' STEAM and VACUUM
n GATGFs-rhe best and reliable Of any In the mar
..I 1870 CHAs w. COPELAND,
usoe 'o' '"eV No. 81 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-31

~ SCHOOL, WIN: II LEGGErrs sebS'l VIII Be re
opened on MONDAY Sept s. Circulars with Elery Oil
tos No 10 Valet Lockwood, No al Brosdwsyy Crowen.
No Goa Broadwuyj John hcSunen Es Society Library or
kipsequAre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-31

Il Aston psoe, ., =. BINGHAM, Rector viii open the exer
OF is fouith year Monday Sept - The Gymnasium
Day Of the FIRST class DIVIDED rto two depart
receiving but twenty boy e2eh The studies begin
vh the simplest elements and EN- the most imPorant
Bookkeeping Drawing and Msru OF ArmA The whole course
the details Il which have been sTriasej with sest and
which the special psTents 10 invited occupies
hat pupils begin 10 .ny eas for Which they are
ited The cAoolroous thought 10 have quite unusual pro
vision r The eono, aud health Of tho pupils Parents who
desire their both be industrious aud accomplish come
thing and Others invited cal the soool after Sep
TENDER or TO address letter TO the Rector time There
sYen scvefsl vacancies
BThe p,sent members 81 the School Invited 70 be-
sn their studies on the FIRST MONDAY Of sEPrEhSE2
All volunteers will BE- informally Instructed grsfuto1sy TIL
The srrus orenirs Ct the school The Report for the Last year
soeue Coase Of Study may bs bad the cce Of the
Trea.urer Of the american Bihe Society.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-31
i)iano-f ortes ann Musie.

ATvERY LOW PRICESto suit the TINES
"A No 800 Broadwsy-BENNETT 4 Co., Msnufsetores 81
the latest yes Of PIANOS; also the much admired Hss CE
LEsTIALs PIANOFORTE seknev BY smstsurs 70 %
oRGAK NELODEONs MUSIC, and Musical Instruments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-31

DARENTS will find a progressive select
Il BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS At the OCTAGON,
Prospect Ilni q miles north Of Mddletown, Coun.
T. w. BECkWIrI. Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-31

4 FsSfo"
Of Bonds amounting Three aud One-af hlion Of Dol
Annual Meeting OF the stockholders In July
make for the amount payable IN thiry years -
be thu Bonds out and mortgage the Road Toe
their security and pledge Sinking Fund OF not ess than Oaa
ger Cent Der ArIum which viii absorb the Bonis before
msturiy. s.,
asaes Of Hppds can male tie exahsngs at this Office.
r.. Il. LIrCHFlELD, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07

vices from the Sandwich Islands that Chief Justice
Lee who was sent TO the United States oy king
Kamehameha as Minister Penipoienuary, has no
powers to treat upon the subject OF annexaon as was
supposed His mission relates exclusively 10 com.
mcrcial and financial matters. Our correspondent
writes that there is not the remoest hope oil anneSa-
ton hing the present Kings reign. large number
of merchants and Others az Honolulu, VINO were
swinded by Swan K Clifford, the forgers, have 'akei
measures 10 have the villains arrested. They sold
forged drafts TO the amount OF 10000 and lett unpaid
notes and accounts in favor OF other parties TO large
amount. making their liabilities about $50 900. Swan
left Honolulu on the Goth of Marsh IN the whaling
bark George Wall master, purportlng TO be oound on
q cruise in the North Pacific. He has power oil
attorney TO sell the vessel and has on board cargo
that cost $40 222 and il is supposed large amount OF
srecie beside Oman G.. Clifford left on the 23ih OF
March, in tie brig Leverett of San Francisco, H. A.
Sahe master, purporng 10 be on trading voyage to
ports in Japan and the Russian Possessions, although
she was fitted out as a whaler. Tie Leverett was
chartered for the voyage, IL charged ON the oooks OF
Swan a. Clifford at Sl5,575, one hall OF which q on
account of the firm, and her hnal port of destination
IL TO be San Francisco. Swan was once member OF
a mercantile firm in this city. large reward Is
offered for the apprehension Q. either Of inc fngivos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07
Markets.

SAN Francisco Tuesday evening May l5 l851rhere has
been considerable number Of mostly small how
ever made 10 ay In FLOUR and GRAIN den0tng greater dis
position the part holders meet buyers but in other de-
to-day there has been little of importance
done oil that conclude that The country
three or four preceding steamers nevertheless IL is not likely
THAT the shipment vi" be near 80 large a. was that Oy
the umOuhy the amount u goods sold rom
fret hands during the past week has been quite moderate and
but little FIRE ght money Is TO be RENTED.
FLoVR-tO bbls HsXa sold = 2oc0 or ska oregon at
sc; OH do Domestic -four los, at &6d5 90 Jobong
saes Of so IBIS Gaego slS; IS Suffolk Mills at l2
80 ks Santa Clara and 100 do 90 Masnoa Mills at 81 20
do DO ahleys and do do Fsohlds Sefaisng at BIO
PoTAToE-ses of $50 sis 5c 800 do at Ooc 20 do at
nc; $50 90 at 62d75c; leo at 75c u sack
OR.S-Ne understand that GO sacks Barley were engaged
for the TeleeraIh last evening Tor Newlork Sales of Barley
tday include 600 sacks Chill taken for brewing at private
tefu California private termsi 200 do do dark
al Pc do choice in two lots, at l4c 200 do do a.
81 20; $50 do DO NJ S. 100 California Oats sod az
C. SO Do do. private IA sacks Wheat sold at Il
ale.
BAcs-0 bales Gunus 10 arrive per Paragon sold at private
CaSpLEs-5O half boxes Adamsntinc choice sold last
fTMioo cases Gunpowder in I5 canters, sold lcc.
half chests Ooug and 80 boxes Young Tyson at private
terms.
TURrFNTINE-1,cC0 gallons, in wood, sold a. 7cc
bb koeD dae sold from second hands a. 20 10
BITTEEs-65 cases Boxers sold az : ii.
OlsrERs-lQo dozen Kensetps at 5l2.
PoRg-So bbls. Prime sold at SIS.
LARD--459 kt & sold OF l2c.
Day Goops-sO bales Drills in lots sold nj see
Doors AID SHoEsAn invoice of about eco worth Of Boots
cod advance Of about % T. cent prime cost.
HArs-S30C0 worth Of Felt Hats cold Is y advance
on eost and charges.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07

At Monte cristo May Mr. Daniel L. Wood la.e Of Crown
Point n. Y, aged about . year.. ~,
In San Frsucsco May George w Haley anaiive Of Bat
Gred 81 years months epd days. -.
In Honolulu April Mr Charles = 'a'ehTh lase oi san
FrAIC.fco, formerly q New ora. - - a, g. -, 4,
Al French Carp, 1huTsday Nay 10, MI scott hofs Oh
Ranaelph County. No., aged about p years.
IrteJed in one hfounf0n Cemetery Saa Fr1neisco during
Heneafh u AprA-Apn 2 Robert Branch, Scotland; Miss
STerce Scotland, 81 years
Ann s. John baxter, Illinois 80 years
Arm A. y. Paine Nev-foTk, 50 years.
phi Hiram BabcocA, Vermont, 50 years. Charles OCon
nor, lreialo. % years. ,,
Ami H. Edward Mourn Ireland a years Adolph PRIMAL
Frsi c. g years; John Moore, Ireland, n years. .
Apri r. Ellen Hubert, ken,ucay, y years. MIS- Iheo-
dae sedaans Maine 80 years infant Of hrs Ste nans i
inferred from Nerha bueua CeueteIyl
April Is Michael houey. New.Jersey, 81 years
AIii 10. All Lynn. ~ Inae) New-J essey' lSyears
AiIl l6 james Ludlow, NewforA 10 years; Robert Bar
nun, Los Angeles, 81 years. - o,
Arri r. j. Il. Reynolds Honolulu Qate of New-Yors) q
years; Henry Hill, NewlOIk IS years.
April 10. Mrs Suronna Delkins England, % years
April a, J. Q. Fa,erbrook Rhode Island. 50 years
Ami o. Edward icDouald Cincinnati Ohio % years. Capt
John IL srnm. England, 81 years.
Apn. y, David Manson, Scotland IL years
April a j. =. L. S,.omaD, Logsana, - Yeas; Francis
Bryau Troy y. " Sc ycsrs; Leslie Ireland, 50 years
Apn g. George Vogie NewYOrk 50 years. Joseph CLARK,
EuelfId 81 yeas; CapL 5. l.. Dodd, Maine, Il years
Apri. g, james Simpson, Ireland, 81 years.
Apnl p, VIM. NeCcib, New-fPrk, u years. C. NyiSlli
Bostou Mass, 80 years.
lprI SC, Dina MedoEa Sullivan, Illinois, l6 yeaTs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07
OREGON.
We have Oregon papers to the 10th of May.

We have Oregon papers to the 10th of May.
OREGON PoLITIcs.-The general e ciion in Oregon
for Delegates TO Congress, County Officers, and for
the election to fill vacancies in the Legislative Council
of the State il to be holden the fourth Monday in
June. Cen Joseph Lane, the Demoerailc nomi-
nee fer Delegate TO Congress, and Gen. John Z.
Gaines the Wing nominee, stumping the state to-
eeiher. Both political parties are out with full ticke's
and the canvass TO be conducted with the ut
Incst z.n end spirit.
The Times saws The drafts for the payment of the
expenses Of the Rogue River war begin TO in
abundance by every steamer. Thus the citizens of
Oregon will receive some $500, 600 from Government
"A very respectable item about these hard times.
The trial Of Bunis for the murder of his wife and
four cl drcn is given in the Oregon papers. Il is
terrible detail and is a blossom of whisky. He
cons ant drinker but seldom drunk yet he possessed
that constitutional popularity which drinking rpened
into insanity In this state he took an Ak and mashed
the heads Of his wife and four children and fired his
house and standing short distance from the burning
pile intenily watched the flames.
VERDICT OF 1HE JURY.-lhe Jury retired for sew
eral hours, and coming into court pronounced thor
verdict, not guilty and presented a petition to have
tie prisoner kept confined dangerous person. On
being informed that modification of the verdict was
Necessary, they changed it TO the following form:
We find the prisoner not guilty by reason of de-
rangement Of mind" The Jury was then discharged
AID the prisoner was remanced TO jail.
The prisoner had steadily refused food and drink for
the last ten Gays.