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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-08

IEFSRY T. LEEDS, AuCff0SEKR.-FJRS Al
auction, at sslesroon 10. loo Nassau street, near
fulton, Monday, Januarys5, NJ l0i O'Clock, wtao1'
reserve all the entire stock ot rich manufactured robes
muHs yicornes, pclrr!nes talmas, 6c., In sets 10
match cons sting Of as rich asaorncn' OF cuGtom
made iurs found In this city. among winch are
real stone martcn ann royal crrinc sets ALSO mountain
marten, ohinchiila genet MINK, sable-, AMI tr'pep
eru ne do; sleigh robes in variety. Catalogue Fady
Also at O'clock, al No Division street the 1alAn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-08

- E<AiI VT fIlhNillIefs 61.--AS MONDAY
- January 8 at No. 80 Broadway Ut 10 A nj ON
sistinH Of chairs tables lounges, bureaus &C., &c.
ffNBos. BELL AND II. N. BUSH, Aut11ONFVg
lhis day At III o'clock at "a Ninth avenue corner II
Nineteenth street the stock and other arrangement Of
superior bread, cake AMI fancy baking nent
confectionery, 1c, also The furniture or saloon-oI
coth chars tables, looking glasses curtains drtares
&C. lhis VIII afford good opportunity for p.r.ous
Whbns 70 70 INTO the business all the arrange
are complete hak"hoase, Se Informa ton al the auc
ton rooms or On the premises
VTNHlS DAY, AT ioj5 4, NJ. AND p M.-TuSIs NOR
illl- auctoEeer.-Sales urgen..-Furniturc
pianos o., paintings, mirrors sewing birds silver plat
ca ware iiehch china, gold pencils, lamp Sc, being
invoices iron various individuals, ana very select art..
ces Come and examine AZ The spacious auc ton rooms
3o3 BfoadSay corner OF Duane street Every facility
rendered TO purchasers 10 putting up art ies syectel
IN packhg Tor shipping and sending any par. OF The
CITY or vicinity Y. Bit is expected that the urgent
wants OF par Of the public viii call for con
o. these sales II is free for all 20 end AMI al kinds Of
PERSONA property, either new or second hand,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-08

Deguerreotypes--Cheape ana Best.--A
large size first class picture for 37 cents neatly lifted
1t 435 Broadway, corner Of Howard street. Taken ia
any westher,by GARBANATI Artist
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-08

Daguerreotypes-Twent Cents, Fifty
cents u and % taken perfect by machinery, and
tures in one sitting, and 600 daily. Depot $50 Broad
way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-08

MONEY 10 LcAE-kT THE ExPIhE LOAN JFF!CE
Ns 32l Broad say uamoyed from izs Nassaa sit'st
on diamonds Jovelry farnitare pAnosottss w.is. Ani
spiritG in md, other pfoperty, bsf't'aa ptolpi
and confidential,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-08

TINTED STATE MAI. IlNE For CALIFORNIA,
l via Asp.n~an and Panama Railroad On s-t1r.
day, Jansary 20, a. oclogs /. n from pier 10 81
street North ryer, vii be dsspa ehed tho h'rt
st6snsh.p NORTH "a AT, Captain Richard "amack to
connect Panama With tie and superior s"ar ID
sonora IL q dent, spare boat always ae' al
Panama prevent detention. .or pastaga, Apply a. y
Conpary, once III West street, % J, W. RAYMOND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-08
sALEs AT AUCTION.

SHERlfF SALE or FURNITURE, Con MONDAY,
- Jannsry :, a. No 80 Broadway, Gt 10 A. NJ, con
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-08
IIoI,srs. cARRlAGEs. sc.

A T BAZAAR, NO 81 CROSBY STREET BE
IA sold on Monday, sth inst at II O'Clock, tw 'Diy
horses, suitable for all purpose Also, wagons har
ness, saddles, &c. JOHN n Garfield, Proprietor.
TOR sALF-A BAY HORSE I5S HANDS HON, SIX
Il years oil, sound ard remarkably kioI and gents
Also light gig With platform springs, anil two buggy
wagons Apply ~ IHoMIroNs stables, Ito Fast fhf.
tenth street
CTABfE MAR Union PARK TO LET-HlIF o. a
~ private stable rrs.-F ftree s'ali.. -o"rn -
t.to 49, - - 49,, Y-Arsia.s seSrsss tvs
&c PS.t p-ee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-08

ktTheh have been slightly damaged by rust ALSO
large stock which win be sold at greatly reduced
prices GEO w TfrrrI r
importer Of fancy goods, toys, dolls &c. 3t5 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-08

4 coon COOK, A NURSE AND sEAN-fREsI AL-o
smart Young gil u ssw and a number ~ smart
girls for general homework wanted IRIS dsy, ani no
q sappaintnont for hfst class families At tie .s~rt
fsmaa one. 100 yen'y tiiih street between sNih sol
seventh avenue. Employers VA city ani co4utry -.
please notice that ID b. supplied With resp able
Amsr.an English aai Scotch rorsGuta With goni rsts
renre. al u on "a. L.dy IN AttsnGanse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-08

A sslGSEE'S sAIE-THE NEW AND DEsyis hBl Y
atosk Of foreign and domestic dry goode in store,
No 20 Bovery, (where the goods can Be- seen Ia hc
sold on or before tho 18th inst Application 10 be maJe
to the subscriber, at 1877 Broadway.
W H. PARSONS Assi1pae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-08

I.oR gTIeolEtY. ~ rRuit-kCrfA. L'.g-
II posftefy ffsf ysssss TIE sas-f.1f TAT cal -
Iyg-r ~ TART ~ Nssts = ~ nat~r 80
ssYs At sab fatsf st.st .Ian'tty y HsDfs 4 ifru.
a.. -, sprs,s 'hs ,kIg bss hn- aesrunyis'l0ns ~
49, afst ,rI ~ HahiD .ssesps~r. Fpf feigtt ~
ta.aaF. -ltsE 81 v tGtsn At rgtsFsi. fAsss sgg@y
a. ,asr8 stf..r 10 ~; f.tsr a. ~ WALLER LORD,
L. n al stfsst Rsfsff EcgsF WErfslf Lori "a
sy.,ts. = xsGsfr NJ " vasdsif ~ ~ Ab,re
TIN fs-srty f-sli As'rsas - - ss.u a. or ofes
dsrys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-08

NJ EW YORK AND CtIIToRN sTFA asHIp LINE.
IN Va Nicaragua the Accessory Transit Compary
u Ncaragaa projectors The ppl. ibid Goul spgl,.
steamship STAR of rrE WEST =, Doc tons tlrtfsp.
Rp. T. Turner, Ill leave fror, pier No . NORTH.
EVER AZ O'Clock = precisely, for Funta AseuAn on
frioay January IL 1858, connecting win ths IA Vote
s'AmAhip Uncle BAN, 1000 toDs burrsn over g..
Nicaragua transit roat@ having but t~el,e mile. o( k.d
rspsaa- Vrts hu4s ~ vnie- 4rI~fs 20 Seh'
per bali ounce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-08
WATCHES, JEwELRy, &C

Sy8IIfoiNlA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CLUsfEi!
~ pins With chain, SIS without, 81 cluster earring,
o. and 81 30; ladies' cluster pins sl0; gentlemen
single stone pine 81 70 $40 rings o. TO tl2 The bosi
judges car not tell them from the real
J.. 4 j. JACOBS, 407 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-08

fNUE sAyA.EtR FfORUt-- = xAL lEE-
n ~ 80. I'D .Flsp-4 .ts.s ~ - IA
K4tt gtsa tys1 ..u sa's fs- 80 - @fAssss
r. e.tRf - 3an. ~, " III rsf " f%fiA fffsf ~
srassE y " L.s - Attg Ggbe1 90 bpAfd ~
-. go A.ry b. t1Af4 = : Isstfs . -shi ~. r.
Yf6BUt = r.s.Iwsv Fs' tlraA. afraxh tsA.is
'te.s ~ Y-t y t,.tfsIt ls 81. y. '-s'sa, 80.
~ JTsT 10 - aTtIs 40 ElIlNS 49, HAsI..
~ -JRs .v&sfY gssH tav.tg tFtf Aggsfnts1 49, %
a. 49, Ysrf - rtt. Mkr . 'If8fsnns On FAfasF
hsssty ass,fy rtk'sfs ~ arre q. - 49, 80
.e4Wrs3 = fks#y d - - - Nfts e - sfrai y
#Ftr~srst,r I'D ~ r. So FlstT y ~ fefsf %
t. J...sr a. vl.ytta tssis - t-sFrarA - sttff
~. (. - n ,srr stft .sErstias3y thsi sssis.~
~. - = tfsDt y = .tsw 30 ~ stssHs ~
I uSt h.rs. y. 10y - 1870 .-4sssI ~ ~ ~.
- ~xS...s-a .~flsIxs q EsrGEsr. ~ Es&sA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-08

DosE HILL SAVINGS BANK 81 THIRD AyENtE
III one door above Taenty .ars; street D So"c r-.e
IN this savings bank on Or before JinuNry n. si -,
interest from January J. in.or, =. % rae ~
,iI per cent per annum 90 tuas - 100 Ate -+i''.
rank open daily from 10 A. " ~ " "
WI II. ILATT Precedent.
JAWS X KELLER, Wee Pre-, 3ett
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-08

..r ...r.s 81 rt4.. a. S,is sis~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-08

0r. ss -. - s"1.Hcccs.-SH0O,OOU worth OF
three OF The leading houses in Broadway selling AZ u
Yer cent below cost OF manufacture at EVANS Cloth.
ne warehouse, 66 and 68 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-08

II BREvoORT HENRY, AUCTIoNEER by HENRY
Ne BUCK tns day at y o'clock, At 3, 33i Bro@d
Bile furs be sold without reserve az the sock
comprises Of the riches' furs that have ever been
offs at public auction The ttock compress the finest
mimi narten Grecsn stone marten, Russian h'ch, 81
beran squirrel real genuine eIm'nc Hudson nay sahe
painted sable mountain martsn, freoch sable, river
mink tain.s capes with collars, vctorines, peeTnes
circulars &C. with cufs TO match gents foe FUR gloves
collars, foot NUTS BE Also sleigh robes, OF HUDSON
Bay wolf wash bear, zebra, genet Isabella bar, silver
and gray fox Russian WOLF buffalo aud other doe robes,
also Innings and trimmings 10 great variety. The alton
ton purchasers rs respectfully called 20 ths sale a.
every lot must be sold.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-08

CoUTH BROoKLYs 4lynC7 F'rf- fios li9 At.
- Lntic street Ia. T. lst6s-.A thea0um b4.hing'
Hroo.lyn orr ar nltasi IA; nt9rfst - TO
rate u ave per cent pr aDnen, 20 AZ fums y
ave dollars nr srvErds, h ~ have sern 4etot"f
In this Ins,itui6n az hag thTca L.oEtta pre-
Gus 70 the Is. instant. al e. PAD On a. an q
the lb.h ins;an. Interest sst cAIi,a 'er sd 70
SAINT I.to.f,r, are fsmll ID tat deposits nas ~
II. 10th day ~ Juuary ~ dras tntsre'' IRON ta L.
~ Jsnoary Ot,sn Gsiy FROM 10 . :, Ant tt4f -
evening, from bDs IA eaIh9 Ff't1"%
Gyo WAgr. gsr.s-asy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-08

NvuICE-IHE BpsDuOIDElcS % TBE iYp.5
~ Iowa Ccntra! Railroad Company ar. rslt'ttd -
call AZ The once ~ David A Mitchell so % Y. street
and EXAMINE tie Report AZ tho Comm tie, % pro
position presented meeting o. Dcniho ERE On Toe
2I.t int the h4tor Houss and II th"y approve q
the said proposition, s.gn Pap"r oineh fAs N'f's
s,eG sie nad by many u he part 20 Interested tstsia
Ihe proposition rtra nlng open oAly % - iAngHy
n.yt Wa 4. BROWN, -tctetagy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-08

IA sl,b0o, bord and mortgage on GOOD Xiv r. Al
estate which pays tan per cen. interest on 81 600 All
dress Valentine, boz s02 Port Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-08

CLOTHING, sc.
80 PEARL STREET NEAR BROADWAY OWING
DOsD 20 the pressure Of times, and tightnsss OF
money, you have your coatleancd ara handsomely
pressed for o. pants a. Departing altering anil ye
ing done cheap. Appear respectable II mss are hard
Call on A. C0RiISSO5 Observe 653 Pearl street.
EtAsr OFF CLOIHIgG-f2 coo WORTH WASTED -
~ The highest cash price viii be literally gv.n Ia
cuTrest money fer good left OF clothing Of avery
sorlpton GeDtisn-n sishns 10 dispose 81 the above
will please address or call on JAMES h0R0NEY, IL
Orange street, near Chatham.
/yIDr1IIEG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN HAVING
~ clothes 70 dispose Of reseIve fair cash .pries
by sending 20 the store IL IAursns street. Canal
% West Bcs; way address BY letter shrough post
20 8. COHEN. Ladies' attended BY Mrs Cohen.
~ BEAT REDUCTION IN READY MADE CDTTIIsG.
NJ Over coats s5 dress and frock coats S. ori.
gnaiy tIey go fancy silk and velvet vests fro o. %
~ each. GEO. lLVIE, corner of Nassau and Eeckmau
streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-08

~ D. NASH ACCOMMODATIONS NO. 80 BROAD
H.. vay-Norlgage sale of hardware, stoves, &c
on Tuesday January 1855 at No. 2eo Ton avenue,
at 10 A. eonsisng Of hardware stoves, Tin ware nc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-08
FINANCIAL.

$4,000 r.l 70 loan ss., os ..,I n5AAo oSs
ortes &c, or bought for cash Good city stocEs ntes
ponds and mortgages, &c, negotiated, business conf
GENITAL ana executed promptly, at IS Nassau street:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-08

yRyr,S SAVINGS INSTITUTION, o. WARREN sgAlET,
hay. declared tbsr s.mi annual G4y'usn- On u De-
,ts sL:sa thereto at the rate .. sE per cent pay
e o. ard after tos 18TH lay Of January uest bt5..
derds rot called for vii tras isterert lie saIs
,Tlncl 81 CALEB = NvcIHJLl, frH'-lsn-
yAsDKRrur J. Br1Ioy, sesse.Gy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-08

M ICIIhsicsp AsD TRAnKIes' SAVINGS lNsOlu.
w tiop-De smber q, 1854 -Diyld.r --Th" We
ehanics and Traders, soy ms l4sttItcn have 80 ltCs
their usual annual liydgnt, on deposit, EMITTED
thereto the Of siI 49, pr cent ~ IN al
IONS ol {too aud under and Ave o. pr cert On all
,utss over lat amount, payable aad after TO flat
dsy ~ January neIi Dividends net sA.d fot al .rA~
ALFRED :. oo.'E IN, Pfss.lent
.'Aars = EAiCnT 3, rotary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-08

MONEY TO LOAN, on Ola.
monds, watches, jeHelry, plate,
Of every description;
2l2 Broadway, aud l53 Fulton
story. STEEL, L co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-08

A GINCY OF THE STATE OF uIEyO,a NOTICE n
~ hereby gwen, that an ,nstslment OF fifteen dollars
1e paid on each one thousand dollars Of the Stock Of
and after Monday the frat day OF January nort me
payment 90 Old Canal Bonds will BE- stamped on tie
coupon OF January, le47 rho payment on New Canal
scnas OF bords o. le47, viii be- stamped the Coupon
OF Suty, AVis VADSWoRrH & SliIJ DON
futaTegt agents ~ 1T
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-08

TINTED sIAlES MAI. STEAMER FOR sor-Tu.
~ amptoh and Hayro.--Ih. Eaitsc States ma 1
.'"aner 81 LOUIE, j. A. Wot.on, Cunmapier v III
naya Ne" York en- Saturday January tho 18th A.
II ~ from pier No. 81 North river foot Of Ne. IA
ec'' rice OF passage nrht 'ab'n sl3o; second CABIN
S76. Luggage not wanted uriug the VOYAGE ,hould
% sent on board The day before, uars.d st.los.U
NO Freight taken after fhrrs!a,, January tho llth
For srsigAt or passage apply 20
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, AGENT, Is Eros way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-08

4 CIuAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT or THE CON.
N dition and amount Of property ard II bilitjes
specifying the same particularly, Of tho New York No
tsai ircehon Building Association incorporated under
inc act entitled An act for tue ,crpora on Of bui
ing mutual loan and ting fund association
at me close Of It's operation for the year endns Nov
Z, 1871 ''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-08

IN u. NASH, AuCrIoNEER-sioRE $40 BROAD
~. way -Shern's sale Of stationery ac on Tues
day January o. $780, u. 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at al Broad.
way consisting OF general assortment OF stationery
ink stands, rulers, globes, domnoes, crayons, lsai
wrapping paper chess men, chequer boards mahogany
and leather desks, &c, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-08

pY WATERBURY & DYER, AUCUoNEFRs --rrEs.
- day. January9 III at our store. 80 Broad street
importers sale of $50 0o0 genuine Havana segars Of
cost also 10000 German segars, put up In Havana
style also wines and branches by thc cask and dozen OF
INC best quality, delivered from the bonded
aso three cases chewing tobacco absynthe preserved
FRUITS ana other articles worthy Of particular attention
TO be sold by catalogue for cash without reserve. he
sale VIII commence at IOI5 o'clock ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-08

""eIt Hs NICOIny VIII IOtti AIS Regular
seweeky auction salelof stocks and this day
particulars zee his advertisement in another column
catalogues can be obtained at the Office No Eroad st
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-09-08

EgThe following colloquy took place
between the Census Marshal and native
of Germany, in Albany
who lives here?
'Yaw.'
'Sharmsny, on the Rhine
whats your fathers name?'
Nix for staw.'
'When did you arrive in Albany"
Nit a steamboats,.
Got any children?'
'Yaw-two barrels NIT krout.'
'How long have you resided in this
house?'
Two rooms and der pasements.'
who ownes the building?
4 pays noting. Hans pays the same
twice M onth.'
Where did you live last year,?
across the red store as you come VI
nit der market in your right hand, behin'
der bump vot belongs to der blacksmi'
shops.
The Marshal having entered all this
made up his mind that he would pusl
ahead and examine Hans, who lived NJ
stairs, mid der banisters.' We shal
note his success at an early day.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-09-08
gslrrt 3l0Ftry.
A PRAYER FOR LIFT.

ToUTH.
Not yet would not die, Oh Father! with
young manhood on my brow
And all my hopes just bursting into bloom;
Oh must they blossom only Tor the tomb!
A few more years, Oh Father. grant, e'r to
relentless death bow.
NAN NHoOD.
Not yet. With my life's summer Ike goody
ship with sails unfurled,
Well filled, and freigbtcd with cherished store
Let tine not strapdjust parting from the shore
Take me not, Father, till my hopes fruition hnd
from this bright world
FIDDLE AGE.
Not yet! have not tasted half the joys OF life
I would not leave
This Earth that has just opened TO my view
Those that love, the friends I've found so tru'
To leave them now dare not, Father, Ger nj,
lifes short day to grieve
OLD AGE.
Not yet! I've found but pleasure in lfes sum.
ways; would not die
While thus my path is lit with light and love-
And the bright heavens bending high above
With not q cloud to darken or bedim my earl.
morningsky
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-09-08

GENERAL AND PARucuLAR.-'My dear,
said wife, appealing to Paterfamilias, in
small feminine dispute, do you think
that am generally bad tempered 2 Nc
my DEAR said he, i think you arepartic
ulariy so.' @
Ey'Jim, how does the thermometer
stand to day." Ours stands right on th'
mantle piece"
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-09-08

BOB did you go to the gold mines :?
Yes
what did youdig?'
Il dug home as soon as possible
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-09-08

x,ysS <- - sssssyxsvsss~~s
His Is ths best medicine IN use for Rheu-
u amltlam Snrotra G~r.tt... -.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-09-08

- incest assortment Of pEkFUMERY ever
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-09-08

ysSsss t9s alleys RUNNING haeSef Lots 'i; No. as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

ton Of our maritime and military resources. we
could blockade their entire coast aud lAad force
of free blacks and Abolition volunteers, who would
be received "a allies and hberators by the majority
OF the population of the State majority CON-
prisiDg almost the whole of the labp,ing and really
proouotiv. class. The Chivslry, fancy, would
have sufficient occupation at home for the martial
prop nsities for the next twenty years. Wessould
bavr nothing to dread in such contest We are
not hampered by domestic enemi-s, and have not
to apprebeDd insurrechon spnngipg red-handed
from our hearth stones War Cannot be carried
on with ut money We have wealth, and com.
merce, and credit But what sort Of figure would
South Carolina cut in the mObeI markets of the
world asking for q loan to aid in making war upon
as resource. With the slaves in Instruction
the cotton crop could not be raised and il it were
ra'sd could only find ts way to market through
the holds Of Yankee priva.eers
Thee warliEe threats of the Shareholders, if
sincere, only show to what a contemplate condi-
ton stak tmansbip has fallen at the South. They
come either from narrow minded planters, igao-
rant ske OF their own alpable weakness aad Of the
strength of better organized communities, or from
desperate men Who have faint hops that the
Moth usy yet be affected by buster aud brigg,-
docio We fully uDderstaId the game, aud are
not sufficiently moved by these tn eats to b, made
even moderately angry by them. We know that
the strength OF the ne ton i, in the North. 1t is
where the population the mouey, the trade, the
manufactures and the shipping are fouod. rs
centers are Boston, New. York, Philadelphia, Cios
ciDJafi and Chicago-not in Richmond, Charles
ton, Mobile and New-OrlesDs. We are the
jority, and in this Republic the majority must
rule The South understands this, or if she does
not she Must be made to. The Free States are
strong enough not only to defend themselves but
to take care OF the RepublIc-to ses tina. she re-
ceiyes no detrmebt, and to preserve Der territory
uDimpaired either against foreign foes or domestic
traitors If the sl.vebOlder. desire to 90 out Of
the Union, they should doubtless bs allo we'd 70
go but they cannot be permitted to take with
them the territory of the American people. They
better. In Congo they mis- hit possibly enjoy their
peculiar Institution forever uDdisturbed. OLIVER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08
VIRTUE OF sHARP's RIFLES.
Manly Attitude Of the Free State Men.
THE BORDER RUFF1ANs REpELLED
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE NEW STATE CONSTITUTION.

PROGRESS OF EvENTS-McCREA'S TRIAL.
Fsm Our Special Correspondent
IEAyENwoRTH CITY. K. T., Nov.23, 1855.
To-day, at noon, McCrea, was at last srraigned,
and plead "Not guilty" to the Indictment How
informal everything looked There were not more
than fifteen persons in the room ct the time, and
the prisoner, who appears to be somewhat anxious,
Vas partly acting as attorney for himself P0nts
had been raised and motions made, in order to
ouash the ndictn ent, and show that the prelimi-
nary steps had not been regularly taken but every
motion was ruled to the disadvantage of the pris
oner, and every point decided against him. The
prisoner sat down on rough block close to where
WIS., In reply to something that his counsel said,
l heard him reply in low tone, Oh, what is
the uae the Court is inveterste against me- He
looked as a gambler would when stakes are slowly
and deliberately thrown, with q pause between
them long enough to let hope bresthe and nutter,
but to be crushed out by the same stern decision
against him. A motion was made for change Of
venue, and supported by affda 'its which sec forth
that the matter had been used ia such way in
this locality that the prisoner had cause to sppre
bend that be would not get fair trial here. The
truth of the facts here alleged could hsvemany a.
fdayits and is notorious, and that such motion
should be refused appesrs incredible. The prose
cutor objected, and spoke once or twice, urging
that the Court had not the po,cer to grant it. The
Court seems inclined to refuse to grant even this
motion, but will not decide until Monday. Thus
slowly il crawls aloug The motion, like all the
Others before it, is under advise ment."
There is the ssme appearance of a wish togive the
prisOpt the benefit of the reflection Ut the Court.
Will this motion be settled a. all the others have
been-sgsinst the prisOrerl and will that prisoner
be placed on trial before men some OF whom at
least are tbirsting for his blood'
Yesterday afternoon saw the prisoners wife
who had come in through the cold from their
claim she was going to the jail She went along
az il she did not wish to be Observed-she was
weeping / believe che often comes in and spends
some time with her husband in jail.
This afternoon it is very dsagreeable cold and
raipy The Herald Of this morning (Pro-Slsvery)
gives what il preteuds is version OF Calbouns
speech. 1t bears little or resemblance to the
speech az delivered.
Here il mOrsel from that paper:
"FRoM THE SoUTB.-Aecouns reach us By every
mail that The southern States ave preparing to ssnd
out ecoIes OF the right sort Of emf grants to insas.
Next Spring they will be lin TO pom into Kansas from
Ceor.iz Alabama Louisi3ns North Carolina Ken
lucky and Tennessee. Come on, here Is the country
10 get rich Bring your slsves for there is no
country where slavelsbOr viii paw better than in
sss. 1t is emphaticsly hemp and stock.raising
country"