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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-04
no STyCOF and HURON Rail-

" ROAD-Gre.t Route for the summer Tourist 20 Ascn-
nav sau Ste Marie Lake superer Green bss,
CIcsgo and ali par on Lake Michigan In connection with
the NewYork and Erie u NewYoIk C-oifa haoAa' va Us
seeo Busa md Nj CARA Falls and Lsse yS,a ,o,.
obtain Throush Tickets and ali information concerning 80
route BY application the 0fce At n Conpeny' NO. 4"
Broadway, between Warren and ChainoerssI 70 -, -,
CHAS $. TAPPEN, General Agent
A BRvSEI, Esq, Superintendent TOroD'c'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-04
NEW. YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-on and

N EN@ 1Ohh anu EnlIl hAll-ttOhDs-Ou ohu
IN afer MONDAY July 1855 and until further notice. Pas
senger Trains viii leave Pier foot Of Duunes as follows wa
DUNKIRK EXPRESS, al A. NJ, for Dunkrk-
BUFFALO EXPRESS, al A. NJ, for Buffalo.
MAIL 8l5A NJ for Dunkirk and buffalo and internedi
ate Stations Passenger by this Train VIII remain over night
At Owego, and proceed the morning
ROCkLAND PASSENGER, at p. NJ from foot of Cham
hersst via Fremont Sufen's and intermediate stations
WAY PASSENGER att p. Al. for Newburgh aud OusviDe
and intermediate Stations
NIGHT EXPRFSS at S: 80 P. NJ for Dunkirs and Buffalo
FMIGRANT at p NJ, for Dunkk and Buffalo, aud inter
mediate Stations
Of $3.50 p M for Dunkrk and Buffalo and Intermediate Sta
On SUNDAY two Express Trans $3.50 and $3.50 r. M.
These Express Trains connect at Ema with the t,s anc
Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Fas at Buffalo and Dun
kirk with the Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cincinnati
Toledo Detroit Chicago, &C. and with hrst-claSs splendid
tesmers for al ports Lake Enc.
ID. c. ncCALLUM, General Supt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-04

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
L sfhe County fNewYork, notice hereby gwen to pr
ans having csiIns against JOHN SCHROEDER late Of the
City CT NtYork mkInan, deceased present the
viii vouchers thereof the subscriber at the store Of f. c.
homer No - asLiEgon ia the City Of Sewfork,
beore the tenth day Of pembeF the
'H W. iayyfnMs ANNA SCHROEDER Admln.trairiI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-04

Z
IL WEEKLY q. $. MAIL LTNE.-The steamship sou TIL
ERNER, r. Evan. commander, viii leave Pier No NJ K on
THURSDAY july s. owing "Wednesday lhor regular dayl
ne anniversary O the Fourth For freight apply on board
who're all bills OF aiding vii be signed, and Tor passage At the
oaic. Of sPOFFORD TILESrON 4 Co., No. p Broadway
Though Florida follows; To jacksonville ISL TO
lsa SIS The MARION viii succeed and leave on SATUR-
DAY july Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-04

IOSS -NYACK ard HAV Err ST RAW
1000. STEAMBOAT LINE.-Lesve Chsmber-si
Pier daily (excep Synday) O'Clock A. NJ and ocloci
p NJ HaverssT at 81 A. NJ and p NJ landing each
wsy AZ Permont Nyaok Oak Hill Cenetey and Rockland
Lake Steamer j. p SMITH Capt r. T. Blsneb and Steamer
ARROW Capt. A. A. Lydacker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-04

the County Of New-York hereby gwen all per
sons having Gle ms ss.ns REBECcA McCULLUA, late OF
the City Of N'wYcr widow deceased 20 present. the sane
with vcrch. thereof the subscriber ~ his Once No. III
shfht in he Cry of NewNoik before the fourteenth
day Ct December Dsted Sewlork the twef dag Of
Jure, lsS6 lielf Isw6rWl J. b. MORTON. Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-04

IN w. VAUGHAN q Co., Providence, r. l.,
~. BANNERS and BROKERS, prepared 10 negotiate
Commercial Paper mek Collections IN all psrs Of the ooun-
try 20 buy and sell STOCKS ON COMMISSION, aud 70
act AGENTS for parties abrosd IN the transaction Of any bus
RFryREKcrs-Mr r. d. Bowen President Blackstone Cam
Bank Providence r. l.; Mr. D. c. Boxer, President Howard
Banking Company Boston; Messs o. s. Bobbio Son, New
York; Messrs. John Farnum Co., Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-04

RcsaaD sa.ssOs Agent 70 PirrssvRsH for tie sac
Of TIE TRJRvsg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-04
2 PAIN RELIEYER il the

NTARSH's superior PAIN RELIEVER is the
wi beet family med cine for the Of Colds Rheu
nssm Burus Cuts. Bowel Complaints. sc very numerous
testimonial Of It's efficacy received Always hand for
sale wholesale and the Pick ana Presrve Ware 1oase
Of j. NcCOLLICK x Co, M. PSI Wsshngrnn-~t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-04
NCE of an order of the Surrogate of

the County Ct New Yort Notice hereby Eyen 20 al per
having clsn ssanst MICHAEL QUlSLAS late OF ne
Cry New Yoik deessed preseat the with vouchers
thei TIE suhsober the oiee q william c. Ws1re,
Eq. No. 81 Walls. in the City Of NewYoTk or before the
fh Cay Of January uexDe,ed SssYSTl the thri day Of
July. lsaa VM JAMES QUISLAS. r,.en,,-s
e,iawsrW JOHN MAlHER 1HAeNS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-04
OAN,DFN and AMROY RAUROAo To PHIL

z AMUEN dnd AMDUI hAILI,VhD 10 III IL
~ ADFLPHIA from Pier No. ! North River.-Two lines
1aiy al A. NJ and P. NJ Morning lines al 4 NJ, By
steamboat JOHN POTTER 10 SOUTH AMBOY, thence BY
ear 10 wayplaces and Philadelphia Fare 81 Is Express line
u2P NJ by JOHN POTTER TO AMB0Y, thence direct &c
Camden BY cars through In five boua Fare s. Way Ac-
ommodaon and Emf Lines Of P. W. Fare 81 30 End
srnut Line z. ~. 81 IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-04

W
47oo WANTED sond sod Mortgage SPLENDID Farm
improvements in KDgs COurty (d dining City OF
BROOKLYN; Farm worth over $4,000 Apply TO
c. r. MILLER l. Co.. Auctionoers, No. 1876 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-04

RANK DEPARTMENT OF THE STATE OF Ngw-YoRE.l
albany June 20 1855
THE BANK OF LANSlNGBURGH has this
cav ed in this Office notice Of the appointment OF pE-
room nOfFMAS a Ten BROCK. of the City of New
Yrk for the redemption o. ia circulating noe, agree
10 coporst, Banks Bankng As oeatiOns and Indiydu
a BANKERS" passed April H. 85l.
ii. sCHOONMAKER, psrintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-04
NOR CALIFORNIA-PASsAGE $50

NOR CALIFORNIA .-PASSAGE sou
il GREAT REDUCTl ON Of FARES.-New York aud Cali
noIna Steamship LEe via Nicaragua Accessory Transit Com
paby prOpetOsthough in advance OF The mail
ITO than other route avoiding the deadly
Psrsms fever miles Of dangerous boang IN Panama
Bay Rates OF through San francisco including sthu
crossing: -,
first Cabin
Second Cabin ss..................ss..ss's''s %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-04


The ,peEdid double-engine steamship STAR OF TdE
WEST SEQ uns burden Capt rurner will cave pier No
Moth River O'Clock 2. NJ precise for PU IA ARENAS
on THURSDAY July s. 1854 connecting with TIE steamship
Uncle burden the Nicaragua banst roue
havg twelve miles of and transportation by hsicss car
raecs passage NJ the reduced ra'e app
ony 70 CHARLES MORGAN. Agent No Sowing green;
made up the Office Stamped Letters taken oE "a
uts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-04
J7O CHARLES A. OLMsTEAD, AMOS TEN

VI4-fIyI =
i Ny BENJAMIN F. TENNY and GEORGE PECK,
u are Lereb, summoned aud required 70
the c. Isiut action 10 the supreme Court 81 NV YORK
the tlsce of a whereof the City and County at New fo
lh complaint was fled in the Office Of the Clerk for said
Civ and County City Hall ia said CITY The LIST dy OF
Jtne 1857 wherein EDWIN T.. HAMILTON plaintiff, sd
HARTFS A. OLMSTEAD AMOS EMMY, BENJAMIN
r TFNNY and GEORGE PECK deenienfs, and q serve
roi Of the subscribers AZ their ONCE NO 10
Wi ian II in said city within twenty days after the .ervice OF
this luminous on you exclusive ., the day Of such seryee and
yu s 20 answer th complaint within the s Aforesaid,
~, piu in this sction will tako judgment against you Tor
The sun OF nineteen thousan eight hundred and nnet nne
forgive with interest from me st DAY o.
lunst ls B. tides the his acon. Dated New FORK,
E,Susrv6 lass TRACY, WAIr a. OLNSrEAD,
t6 law6wW Plaintiff Attorneys, No. 10 Wh!iarnst " l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-04


Il STEAMSHIPS.1he hTst-clsss steamship MORT > IAN
WAmock master viii leave NewlCrk, from pier No W N9nh
River, foot Of Chambers AZ NOON precisely, on NAtOh
DAY, July i, for HANRE direct
ffel-ciass fAsStge.
cfconc -ciess ftsSiFc "
The NORTH STAR vi. be followed BY The ARIEL Aug. II.
The Of these will be accountable Tor 0od
Sye Bullion Specie, Jewely Precious Stones Metals, IN
lees bills Of sdre dgned therefor, and the value thereof
fherein pressed.
Specie and goods taken No freight received ai
ter noon Of the day before sailing
No berth secured Until paid Letters prepaid si
viii be received 81 the Office up II NJ OF the day Of
ealing and vii be carried Ia strong ndsuAber bags, under
lock ard arrival Hsvre vii BE- Immediately deposited In
Post-Offce there.
PaScels tax 10. each prepaid. one dollar aud upward
liked DATES % SAILING.
From New-Nork; From HAVE:
koRlH SfAR....July q iARIkL...............July q
August II iNOAIB STAR August II
RSkiH STAR September ARIEL. september
Ahlfl. september 2 NORTH STAR September p
HOkIh STAR. October IS ARIEL October IS
Aklfd ..........Novsnber s NORTH STAR. November
ARIEL. ....Noveulbe1 q
These steamships CHASED AZ the Insurance Offices and
specie and goods win be Insured la them al low rates
Snun IN other steausips that cross the ocean
Pei t1c,ght @ Psssage spply 70 d. TORRANCE,
No. Bowling Green. New-YoIk.
SUMNER, NOSTANT & DRAPER.
Ne. 6 Rue \. ID. des VICTORIES Paris.
CHRfs1IE, SCHLGsSSMANN * Co
Nc p -nsi CashniT Desyigpe, BsUe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-04

NEW JERSEY RAiLROAD-For PHlLADEL-
~ pm A and the sOgTH and WEST, via JERSEY CITY.
-Uuted Mai and ESpres. Lines Leave New and
o. - 81 i thc TO- 80 IS In g. and IS u and 10 NJ .Dde
p NJ The New.Jersey Accommodsqn Line caves At ~ ",
la Is, and the West and Tor Baltimore, Washing
IN Nori and through baggage checked 70 Washington
IN A NJ md p NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-04

IN YORK. 10 ROCHESTER-The ROCHESTER, and GEN
ESEE VALLEY RAILROAD Is cow open. and in connection
the Buffalo. Corning and New York, aud New orr And
Erie Railroads forms direct route from New-fors 70 Koch
The Of tins route tosetheI with the superior com
BY the wide renders q BY far the most dear
,be between the sbOve-usmed cities
ckets be procured at the New YORK and Enc karos<
reke Ooe fo0 Of DuGnest sad Ne lS BrosGwayi Aso u
Jersey City.
Bsggsge checked hroueh.
Freghts be transported between Newfork and hoch-
ester dispatch Any information desired IN regard thereto
sap obtained BY calling the General Freight Agent 81
me New.Yors and Ere Railroad Enc Buildings G. ).
TAPPAN E1rress Freight Agent No 1913 Broadway.
,,sns on be Bnfao Corning and New York Railroad
sunday. j. A. htDtiELo' superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-04
Anew ROIrTE Tor GREENPORT and SAC

NEW ROUTE for GREENPORT and SAG
IN HARB OR.-The splendid new steamboat ISLAND
BELLE Capt Pot gil eSye NeT 9Ik p Ton osas
BROOK ORIENT POINT, GREENP0Rr and SAG HAIR,
Dor on TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY at II
A. NJ; returning will leave Sag Hsrbor MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY and FRIDAY AM. GreenpoIt at Orient Point
GAS Stony Brock Jt IL NJ and NorthpOt at
Pm Freight taken reasonable rates payable on delivery
Of TIE FOODS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-04
Gteambpats an0 Railroads.

fQES DAY BOAT for IRA
lCCC. ALBANY, landing Teach way ICCc.
Nysck, Grassy Point West Point New6nrsh Poushseep
served on board The favonte steamer ARMENIA, cspt
Y b. Cochran Is now making her reguv tps 70 Albany,
leaving New-Yok from foot Of Chamberas every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, At o'clock, A. VI
N B-A Baggage will ACCOMPANY the Steamer each
way to check Baggage free. For particular aqqre New
Vol md rre Railr0aa Otfce Chambers wharf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-04
SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE.

NA Travellers for CHICAGO ST. LOUIS, KANSAS; sne
all points West and South can obtain Through Tekets
aud 81 information oneernins soute fare kc, eith By ne
EEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, OF NbW-YORh
CENTRAL RAILROAD, by application a. The Company or
Zee. No. lsS Broadway, cor. Deyst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-04

DEGULAR DAY BOAT for ALBANY-Land-
Ii ipe IT YONKERS WEST POINT, NEWBURGH,
PoUGHKEEPsIB, CATSKILL and HUI soN-The s- amer
MFTROPULITAN Capt. j. Polhemus, will comm-nce her
retuia Mrs Fl, m NEw-YORK to ALBANY, WEDNESDAY,
June 60 s leaving Jays Pier SECOND Pier above ChamSe;
St every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY, at O'Clock
A. NJ Returning, will Albany every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY For further particulars inquire
Al Nc. 2C2 Wes st., near Jsy-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-04
7FW.YORK IN MONTREAL. Ogdensburgh,

NFW-Y0RK TO MONTREAL, Ogdensburgh
~ White Mountains ST. Iohusbury, aud Burlingto1, via
Norhaupton Brsueboro' Bellows Falls Rutland Win sor
hhe River Wells River Montpe Ter 81 Albau and Rouse
Poiri.--Tbrough ickets via the NEW-YORk snd NEW'hA
VEN RAILROAD. Boston Express Trains Springfield
A. NJ and r. NJ. Baggage checked through.
FRANCIS HYDE Agent-Ufhce, Pier No. d Peck-slip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-04
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY.

" SPRING ARRANGEMENTS, commencing April 2,
-Lesye Newly for EssOn by steamers Red Jacket aud
Wyoming from Pier No. 2, North River, at A NJ, and
p NJ For Somervile, (wayl al $3.50 7. NJ.
EzabehIown VITA trains on the
New.Iersey Railroad, which leave NewYork from foot Of
Conrtlanat.st at Q A. NJ, u NJ, and 4 and z. NJ
JOHN o. STERNS Superintendent
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-17
The Reasons.

CO. q.
We have been called upon from time to time,
bwdiGeGent persons 10 know Whist induce,
ments were offered TO subscribers for the STAR
by "clabs," aud as we have declined 10 ae-
ccpt all such propositions, it s due to our
selves anil all concerned that fe should give
our reason1. We speak once br all and
Fist. The paper is just as bw at $3.50 as il
can possibly Lepu lished for, therefore, to Of
fer it to clubs AT price reduced below our fig-
ures, would be equivalent toan offer 10 work
for nothing and board ourselves. &c..
SCI ond, II would nat be treating our pat
rons with equal justice, for would be>givrng
marked respect to he crowd and not TO the
price Of the paper. One ddlar is wo,>h just
AS u uch Coming frt'm single individual as il
twenty.petS so had a voicrin it, and no more.
Besides, ii won be bad ttestmen Mt Of our most
reliable friends aud supporters in the enter
prise, who came forward u FIRST and gave their
names Independent Of ans further CONF ngcn.
cies. .TheIefore, it wouIi be laying The bur
den upon one set OF men lud giyi AZ the Profits
to another. And the system is calculated 10
produce NAL content a1ongst the patrons OF
any periodical. for every man is in the habit Of
saying that his money is worth as murh as
another's, ami we 'hint there is more truth
than poetry ia the SAYING: systen that pro
duces mai cantent mut be evil, and the gooa'
hooA teaches us ina, .ithou shalt not follow
alttr muliit rde to dotvii." -.
Third, The p:scedht forSuhscrlbers join
Ing in clubs and obtaDng papers for less than
the established prices was originally laid by
that class Of papers hat we have noticed in
another article, which is evidence Of the facts
there n set forth; forit is evident Tint if pub
Iiyhers can furnish sny given number Of tte.r
patrons at any greE price they can furnish
them all at the SC ne price. Therefore, the
cub system is a hunbug. "1l-t. .s-~
Our, terms are fted upon the s;rictest prin-
ciples Of jn$tice ard equality. We have but
one price for the PAPER, and every experehc-
ed co"ntry publisher will bca: testimony that
it could not be psblishedIat the price on any
other than adsan.e payments. And shonld a
subscriber Sc derived of an opportunity by
any uncomfortable event Of paying his sub
SCRIPT on until alter few weeks he does not
thereby add to the cost of his paper, hence,
he may say to his neighbor, 1--WE are equal"
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-17
Li.e'a.ry,

!. There is said ITO beiquitea stir III t4Ia
English lite rafy re~1a iii the present time,
Many new books are announcedfte ~ lid
course. Of preparation and among them
arc some which will attract much atten-
ion, as wen from the reputation Of then
authors as from their intrinsic literary
merit. Lord John. RusscllIis preparing
two more volumes Of Moore's Life and
Let ers. Sir. David Brewster IS about
publishinstbe Memoirs Of Sit Isaac New
ton; and Tnaekeray, besides his Christ
mas book, is getting ready second course
ri ecsures upon English literature. Will
Ham HOW'LL. has underway a mote book of
Adventures IN tie Willis Of Australia; and
tfelnysoa, the poet lau1ea &. il composing
i poem upon the, battle Of AIM. lis
currently reported. also HAT }Wo addition
IL Volumes 81 aMacaulay's History Of Eng Eng
lnd will soon make tlicit appearance.
II The veteran Lord Brougham has I'm
dertaken to collect and edit1his works s.
including his speeches and sorations.
They will appear in a series Of monthly
volumes, and will be published hy tbe en-
terprising firm Of Griffin 4. on, publishers
to the university Of Glasgow. I: 3ttE t,4t-
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-17
Heirs Of Baron ! % ElaIlb: /

TheWashington Globe gives TIKI. follow
ing synopsis Of Bill for the feleifof Gem
cral De kalb's heirs: The bill apprepriates
s66, O9976 fofthc childrenandg randchil-
drcn of Baron De> Ka,b, for services rem
defed il; the war of tie Revolution. Bar
on De. ka.b, IA brisuhsr in tlse armies d
FIenco, came With Lay iaettct 10 tie assis-
lance Of the struggling colonies in the war
ofindependenee;le LLAMA orS General il
the seryiceo f the United StatAsy aSer three
years service, in the action near Camden,
in the Safe Of South Carolina, I'M 1870. VIE
United States gave General Lafayette some
forEy/thousand acres 81 pubke land, MI III
1924 geo in money; and the present pfqpt
ozition is to give 20 Tie defendants 81
Baron De kalb the seven years half pay
granted BY Congress, during the rSSf
olutionary war, 70 the widow and children
Of those officers who diel willie III the SER
vice, with interest from the year 1919,
when tile heirs first preseiitedTthcir claims,
There are other items constituting the
sum total, among which is an arrear Of pay
that was due to Baron De kaIb az the time
Of his death. - Iii H #EHll #5##I1 u
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-17
Tnimpruyed Lands.

These are lafge bodies 81 unimproved land
in Western vigfniS which can be obtsired
on terms which efindacements to-the i'd
dustrious and enterrrising. Itisyefy remark
able that saeh iaHd- Ass-heen permitted to re-
main in MAJ et saloHg, The natural Inference
would beIthat il Is pot ,feslrabl.. which infer.
snee IS not correct. Some Of the reasons 81
li,i long neglect may bs based upon the follow.
inc facts: 10 AZ. early day. when the desire ii
the people led them tothe West. those p.ss,ue
~ lie land route from tie Eat, m par, q the
Stats folowcd the old trace, II hich direction
Was Slush 9f the nsisi BODY Of the weslern
lands Of the STATE, Consequently. III y se,t I'll
IN Ke,au'Iky And those moving By the way
ofthe Ohio river. with such faciiiiissss Wcifs
then av,ilabis, drifed dcSn q Lnnestone.
where ihsy were II; tls habi, II Isnd ns; n "a,
which poin. they entered The dsnss forests On
eitheS side. - = -. y =. -
aLgghsss>s niIy ,helUeas Apsnin n cen pre-.
sensedia what va tksn caller Tie ,,fAs vesl,' :.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-17
. 'Indslendent Republican. Z

D. I'D ~ b.. j I- o.. B 10
The above is,he ti:le Of new paper pub
lished in Poh. Pleasant, BY oar friends,
Messrs. HurcrSssoN & WErzEL, the tirst mum
Der Of which, bearing date January II, is now
on our table. It is about the size of the STAR,
and presents very neat appearance. The
general contents have been very judiciously
selected, and are tastefully arranged; The ed
itorIaI d. parment indicates abilityiand indie.
pendence. The enterprising publishers have
our best wi;hes-hoping they will be success
full in, advancing the interest of every good
and praiseworthy work. s-z s5#tti I.
But we dsclaim that The citizens Of Point
Pleasant aye under any "obligations'' to US for
having demolished the foul spirit that has so
long haunted their town. II tits true, how
ever, tina; VIC have been 'tsuccessful" in our
"efr1rr''t TO impair hrs ghostly strength, and as
the Republican, is set for the defence ard
advancement Of the interests Of the place. ii
would he iudicious to follow the "sGoh''
willie he is FcIippled, and pursue him until he
10 "opsted from the land and that q brighter
day may dawn upon the place that is ftly cal.
led Point Pleasant, the citizens Of which we
much admire! IL. i. .s..,.,l,l,, IL,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-17
Allied Forces in the l'rinlslL

According to a correspondent Of the
London Times, the combined forces Ian
dcd BY the allies at Old Fort, In Tie Grim
"a, On the i4th Of September, amounted
to 81, 900 men, since which time up to
the middle Of November, reinforcernents
arrived in tile Criinea, making d total
force Of li4,4l5 men. From this must
be deducted the aloss in battle, in the
trenches, by sickness, ETC., II, 500, leay-
ing on the 18th Of November an effective
force of ,s4,ll5 men. Sidcc the latter
date 1885 men have been shipped for
the Crimea, making, according to this
showing, total force Of l2l, 500 men. A.
In these totals are included 1000 British
and French sailors and marines acting as
land forces. The'aggrega.c Russian force
opposing this array amounts to abou,
10000 men. iitif Il
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From various resources we CLEAN some
interesting AID valuable statistics in reIa-..
ton tp crime and loss of life, during 1854.
Tle)cnlira loss from fires in the Unl;ed
States for the year, is estimated at abqqf
twenty five million dollars There we're
also eighty three fires, in which loss of
life ensued, the number ofrictims. being
one hundred and sesenty-one, T. + &1
./Thc number of railroad accidents was
one hundred and ninety three, killing ohe
hundred and eishty-six persons, ANA
wounflins tire hundred and ei 3hty-nine.
In 1858, there was only one h,tndredand
thirty eight simihr accidents. ba1 atten-
ded With tie loss of Two. !unlsei and
tlirty-four lives, besides four hulldIed and
ninety six wounded. A. u III, :
The Steamboat accidents Of the year
have alarminsly increased, the total mum
Der reaching forty eight; with the loss Of
five hundred and eighty-seyen souls, and
two hundred and twenty FIVE wounded,
against thirtyrone accidents, three hun
dred and nineteen killed and one hundred
and ffty-eight wounded, in 1858 rs aEt
=. Crime, too, Of every grade, lfootsup a
fearful catalogue. There we're six hun
bred and eighty-two murders, land eighty.
four executions during the year. 4 a31sE.
The list Of mortality for the year in
cludes the demise Of no less than eighteen
men, and twenty seven women who had
attained the age Of one hundred years and
upward, One "a colorcd woman) was
said to be oneIhundred and forty-six, ana
another Ian Indian woman one hundred
and fotry.twoEyears Of age. The oldest
white man was one hundred and seven
and the oldeStwhite woman one hundred
and twenty Ono wears. aii5 3tte. h ald