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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-20
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
Especially Reported for The n Y. Trbune.I

SENATE. ALBANY, March 49, 1855.
NEW YORK COLONIZATION SOCIETY.
Mr.. BROOKS presented a memorial from many
citizens of the State asking aid from the State to fur
fhsr the objects of this Society.
DISTRIBUTION OF ASSETS OF SAVINGS BANKS.
NJ. SPENCER had consent 10 introduce a bill to
regulate the distribution Of the Assets Of Savings
BaIts Institutions for Savings by Receivers there
Of which provides that the Receiver, Receivers Of
any Savings Bank Institution for Savings now or
hereafter, appointed In pursuance Of section Al, of
art OF tile Of chap. 8, of the third part Of Re
yised Statutes shall after having complied with all
he provisions Of said title from the section Aforesaid
20 and including section 7s Of said title, distribute
The residue of the moneys in their hands among all
The creditors Of said Savings Bank whose debts ssu
have been ascertaned from an examination of toe
books Of account which sha have been kept by sueh
savings Bark, or otherwise, ia the order prescribed
~ section 70 Of sad title whether such creditors shall
ffen have exhibited their claims or not.
BILLS PASSED.
=, Amending the general law relstive to Insurance
Companies.
To Incorporate the Portches'er Fire Depart nent
10 prevent prize fights and fights among game ami
haas.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mt hilChCOCk moved g concu;ren. resolution
Tor an adjournment Of the Legi,la.ure sine die on
"wednesday, April IL. Table.
THE CENSUS BILL
Mr. ROBERTSON had consent 70 otroaucs hill
aneLdstory OF tse Act for the Eoumsratiop of the
Inhabitants OF thus State, psssed March 10 1883
The principal menomfnt consists 10 providing thai
in sch towp ward election district Tho Sscsa,sr
Of s',,e may appoint one or more M.sshsls, iosteaj
~. Ia ting the number n two.
A debate ersued which was here cut of by the An
Aour cement Of the
SPECIAL oRpER-THE CHURCH TENURE BILL.
Mr.. BRADFORD took the Chsir and the C,m-
miftee of the Whole resumed the consideration Of Mr.
Pufnsms bill
The question was taken on Senstor Hopkins
ment which substantially provides that on the
reSh Of the Bishop or other preate holding the tl.h
:, any Church property the title shsl revert to ths
me.nbers Of such Church DO not organize under ano
ding to the provisions OF the State laws pertain
IN religious soce'ies then such property shall De
sold and the avas OF such sale soal be aided % Tue
&c non School Fuod Of the Ststei which, without
htp O.. was lost-Yeas. Z; Nays, IL. -.
BUTTS explained his position with regard TO
- subject. and favored the blu
NJ. CROSBY moved to strike out the third section
& Hehr
-. JTNAH saa HiEHOP opposed The motion
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THE mURDERERs OF wEMPLE.

BUFFALO, Monday, NJ irch Iy 1000.
The trial Of the Irishmen a: Niagara G. W., for
the murder of Wemple, several weeks since, during
the riots on the Buff,lO ard Brsntford R4cOsd has
result. in their scqutts The Judges charge to the
jury on Saturday. bore strongly aeaist the prison
eus bu, il as understood that verdict very readily
would be render ed 10 favor Of the prsonere
On Saturday a fieiett frsin Weighing three hun
bred tnns and extending from tower to over, passed
over the Suspension Bridge at LIE sston setting it
lees than three inches.
The weather here has been very pleasant for q day
or two but to night heavy snow storm set in. Ice
ia vary thick and abundsnt in the Lake.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
BUAKD UF ALDEKMEN.
MoSDAY, March l9.-Ald. BARKER, President, ia
the Chair.

MONDAY, MdIcn ls.-All. I(cslltul,
the Chair.
NATIVITY or THE POLICE.
The following was received from the Chief of
Police:
Hon. haae o. BAKER Presidertof a. B'rd% Ader~.n:
SIR: 10 accordance with the annexed resolution
adopted by the Beard of Aldermen, Feb. ). 1855, /
would respectfully report:
That there sra in the Police Department Of the City
of Eew.York, seven hundred and eightee born in
America; three hundred and Ave born in ireland;
tseIty elk born in England; fifty born in Germany;
seven horn in France born in Wales eleven born
in Scotland; four born in Canada; t~o in Nova SEQ
tis two in Poland e. d one each from Denmark Hol.
land. Norway, New Brunswick West Indies Bo.
htmia South America, and Havana; making eight in
all from the PLACES last named Fourteen refused 70
apswer the question; making total OF seven hundred
ED eighteen born in America, and four hundred and
seventeen foregn-born.
There are no upna,urazed foreigners in the De-
partment There are four Policemen Who have been
In this country but seven years, while the others
have resided here from periods ing from eight to
fifty. The average time all Of them have resided IN
this country is within a fraction OF tEenty years
Thirty nipe Policemen have been in prsoa, OF which
nun her TIVE ly -four aye Americans, and fifteen for
e;oph horn Twenty-tbree of the Americans have
be en- in prison in the United States and In foreign
country Twelve Of the foreign-born have been IN
prison in the United States and three in foreign coun
tries Ii is but just TO them to say that many OF lnem
were arrested and mprso ed o0iy unfll an iaVesusa
tien could be bad when they were dlschar Jed, aud
he Others were imprisoned for minor ofeuses.
Two hundred and eighty seven OF the present mem
hers of the Department were appointed oy Msyor
Kipe,lapd sixty by May or Westervet seven hundred
ard fifty pius by Police Commissioner Westervet
Tillou and Besbe, and forty three by Commssioue's
Wood. smith and Stuart. Respectfully submitted,
GEO. w MATsELL, Chief Of Police.
,.,,r SHOWING TIE NUMBER NATIVES AID FoasiSSERs
II @AS" irni,.a OtLsr
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TWELFTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE YOUNG
FRIENDS OF IRELAND.

The Youpg Friends Of ireland celebrs'ed their
Twelfth Anpiyerssry last evening, by sDinner aud
Ball. in the Chinese Assembly Rooms. About 900
person Of both sexes sat down to the repast Mana
hans Band was IN attendance, and petf.r ned s,verA
pa,ioI al airs The Chair was occupied by EDWARD
MILLS, Prefident Of the Society, near whom sat the
Rev. DR.. MoAlear, Of St Columbo's Chapel; the
Rev father McLaugbliD, Of Wllismsburgh; Jas. A.
McMasters Of The Fyeenran's Journal, &c Inc FOL-
loving were the regular osss Of the evening, all Of
which were received with much enthusiasm:
l. The day eei.brato As long We cherish the msy
:fS., h4S ..s;, y ,S. aap Dy
JesldTte ,os Of LOFTY ps,,o,.m sfbr.s. .s .,ss:
oheIe i.h ,ss virtues o. ss, W., hss Ssss r,@sa
pure whsn The dsy Of her prosperity 'ha'' GAVIN
The Wpes States bundle Of rod. which The wo,d cav
not break May the b.nds sch unie th'h sssnsn M '"'
ever III Iss en,reSya 81 ~uh .s.s.. which ss
euor. Of sEss have broses 10 vain s.feos IN filth strong v
3. s.ss. Of ss.G osog. s.eGl,oas
s. TIE stat Of " tAs; sr' n ,ns s''d a"
A,s F IS: n5 b S q ecosn. '
l. Pm. Ix.-Ths glory aid soieiSs star OF 0nh"'"''
Tie N.msly o. ws.hs Maaer re- Of that
Toe nisIcby sttss gasd ,,. ;... sDs sso..
s, 3. cIs.: : s ss ron . ~. s sss
Ie 'sz aud "a neI ursnr IN Ire az aa1s~Us .iih the
II Tts cel'ic Psee-fof be rad sse'e ishfsn DE-
msnes oosf,ner. hss rec hss" lasse-EIi,s OF Ena
t. 4 H. :'i PS:2l. ss'S os! 'Ia
B;,hs, aud. Of our at.ssy The s,%' sS q
nsssso sa,ess cur snd prosncn. ause-r' Ladies
Eyss ard grace were given BY the ksv. Dr'
vIsrryP. The President, in Introducing the toesc,
a. nc nded celebration Of the anniversary 10 spus
cos,mersurate with the emergencies Of the times.
The Rev Father McIAuGHIIs replied to the second
toast ana insisted on attachment TO the land Of orsn
az an insepersbls characteristic Of true man.
JAS. A. McMisTrRs responded to the thlrd t9es..
20 AZ vib the tile 10 the name Of American. he
sborieines are Indians, rot Americans, ne ioossd
upop America a. q rev stage opened BY GOD Tor me
development Of Csthoeity. and tnoss only . A"e''
Several other addresses were made; aft@ vnic.
tie company commenced the ball, which cont'nusd
to an enly hour this morning.
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CINCiNNATI, Saturday, Nj wen II, Iooo.
The trial of two negroes, brought before the Su-
preme Court Oh writ Of bsbess corpus excited great
interest. The ne groes were brought here by the
owner. on bis way from Virginia - Mississippi, aud
their FIRE al ON claimed this ground. The Hon.
s. p Chase and judge Walker are among the coun.
eel for the slaves Judge Storer, this evening, took
the osse under advisement
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THE BODY OF EMMA MOORE FOUND
ROCHESTER Monday, March 10, 1855.

The body of Emma Moore, whose mysterious dis
appearance few months since caused much excite
mept was found 10 illrace, un1er the ice, this
forenoon by perpOn who WAS getting water from
hole Ia the ice. The DO ~ identified by the ear
rings ard bonnet and inquest is now being held by
the Coroner.
As We telegraph, at o'c'o,k NJ, ths citizens
are firing $50 guns in honor of the reciprocity procia
nation.
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WEATHER REPORT.

CMcISSATI, Saturday March II, 1855.
We had heavy rain-stOrm here last night.
The river lie high and rising rapidly. There is now
water to depth OF twenty feet in the channel.
PITTSBURGH, Monday, March 10, 1855.
The depth of the r;-er 10 fifteen feet one inch at
this point. It Ia now falling.
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THE RECIPROCITY TREATY.

QUFBEC, N1OhUHV' WHrCU To IovJ.
The Imperisl Reciprocity act has been published
In The Official Goxsue and ascomp ,nyiog it 10 a
Proclaim iion that the treaty has taken effect
provisional Militia bill, providing for thorough
organ zstion Of volunteer and sed-ntsry militia,
viii be discussed in the Asse nbly to morrow night
The result WILL probably, determine the fate Of the
Ministry for this session.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA AT HALIFAX.
HALIFAX, Monday, March 10, 1855.
The s.esmship Canada from Boston, arrived mere
at O. ard sailed a, o'clock this morning for Liver
| pool. An Easterly storm prevailed yesterday.
Eastern times., 1855-10-25

RATHER AwKwARD.-A few days since
gentleman, who was en- route for New York,
got out at the station, leaving his better half
sole occupant of the seat; returning found a
GOOD looking gentleman occupying his seat and
making himself sociable with his travelling
companion, and politely requested the stranger
to give him his seat Your seat, sir = said
the stranger. / don't know that you have
any better claim to it than | have Very
well, sir, replied our friend, if you will keep
it, allow me 10 introduce you tomy rife The
stranger looked blank and made very hasty
tracks for the next car
Eastern times., 1855-10-25
DIR. PETTIT'S

CANKER BALSAMi
To be Valued needs but to be Known 1t is its best
commendation, and all who try it like it. But
short time since talking with agent who had
formerly sold but little, but hud sold all Hei
formed that he had used for his Wfes Sore Breast
which cured in few days. after which others had tried
it and every body liked It, it selling first rate
Sold by G. W ATWELL. DeeTing's Block Congress St.
north side market square, Portland General Agent for the
State Of Maine.
For sale by Agents in nearly every and village in
Mane and by A. G.. Page, ). Mathews and T. w. Lucas,
Bath.
Eastern times., 1855-10-25
NEW FALL COODS!

NOW opening at the GRANITE STORE, large stock Of
~ Fall Dry Goods, consisting OF Plain Striped Plain
Dress Silks the largest and best stock of Black Silks
opened in this city, All Wool Figured and Plain DeIaine
Cashmere Shawls Bay State Shawls Thibets Lyoneses
Printed Flannels White Flannes Red and Mixed Elan
nels Raw lks White Linen Linen Damask Beached
Sheetings also good assortment OF Embroideres.
Broad Cloths Cassimeres Satinetis, Doeskns The
purchasers Of Dry Goods invited to call and
for yourselves. OWEN 4 co.
Sept. 25.
Eastern times., 1855-10-25

THE necessity of such medicine has long been felt
l. both by the heads of families and physicians Il
advantages cathartics given in the form Of Pills
Powders be obvious every intelligent person.
IL operates mm diatey and effectualy upon the
SYSTEM and at the time is infinitely less difficult
administer, being quite agreeable to the taste. IL
only produces all the effects where physic is required
but completely habual Costveness leaving the
bowels perfectly free. 1t expes all humors from The
blood is a certain for the Piles Regulates the
tion ofhe Liver, frees the stomach from Bile, invigor
the whole Nervous System and removes the cause
of all local palms, such as
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Tic Doloreur, Goua
Pam an the Head, Side, Stomach, &c.
1t may also be relied upon all diseases Of the Bow
els-DYSENTERY, DIARHGA, AND CHOLERA
MORBUS, yield TO its magical influence
Again repeat, TRY IT lit needs NO other recon-.
mendation. No fam ly will be without il after they
have tried other remedies, without success despair
relief is hand. Are you suffering from Scroula
six bottles of my Liquid Cathartc will you Would
you be relieved from habitua Costveness three bottles
will eff all that you DESIRE II you afiict, with
Rheumatic Neualgc, other local pains, two bottles
will free you from them. All hmors will be eradicafed
from the blood by the of from to six bottles In
Short you require physc for any purpose, thiss the
most reliable, and agreeable to the taste that has
been placed within the reach Of the public.
PRICE S1,OO.
Principal Depot No. SO Central Street, Lowell Mass.
u Sold by Druggists generally.
AGENTs.+Bath, N. T. Ellsworth IL Son., Wholesale
and Retail; wiscasset Edmund Dana; Woolwioh, S.
Dodge; Hallowe, Wales & Souther. oly4
Eastern times., 1855-10-25
Bath Carriage Repository.

THE attention of purchasers is earnestly solicited to the
assortment ofCARRIAGEs at the Repository Elm
Street, the of r. r. Smith, 1t consists of almost
variety of Carriages for stable family use, such
Carryas phetons and four wheels; Chases Buggys,
with and without top; Wagons, &C., &C.
All the above will be sold reasonable terms they
be purchased at other establishment in the Stae
and lower than they can be bought in Boston
Carriages of all descriptions repaired lined, new-topped,
&c.
Please call on THOMAS EATON JR., corner of Front
and Elm Sts., or z. E. .C0VEL, at the Repository.
Bath, May %, 1855. 49tf
Eastern times., 1855-10-25
To the Public.

HEsubscribers having purchased the right to manufac
tre and Apply the above named Shoe for the city Of
Bath are prepared accommodate such wish to
profit the best improvement made for the benefit Of
that noble and useful ANIMAL the horse No pains should
be spared to make the labor Of that valuable animal easy
possible and also guard against ameness tenderness
&C. with which horses have always been more or less
troubled this horscshoers have been experiment
ting the last so years. and until recently with but little
success.
With this improvement however, all seems to be realized
that is necessary The shoe will prevent ameness cure
tenderness make horse travel greater distance with less
fatigue and being made of steel will very much longer
than the common iron shoe.
Some of bescizens have already proved to be all
that is claimed for it. J. BLAISDELL K CO.,
2H Centre St. the Hay Scale.
Eastern times., 1855-10-25
A VOICE FROM INDIANA.
See ,chat then think of

See lChGt they thiBk of
DR.. ORDwAY's HUMoR DISCOVERY.
Elder HoceU Second Aduent preacher sreY knotcn
in ~ EnslGnd and especially in the State Of MdRe.
Union Mills, Laport Co., Ind, Feb. q, 1855.
DR.. Ordway: Dear Sr,-My objects in addressing you
this time, is to obtain of your valuable medicine
friend of mine has been using purifying the blood,
it has given him the best satisfaction complaints
of the kidneys it acts like charm Please
send me one dozen bottles Blood Purifier
JOHN HOWELL
Eastern times., 1855-10-25
DIR. PETTIr'S
CANAEle ES ALSAM

THE CURE OF
Nursing Sore Mouth-Sore Breasts and Nip
ples-Infants' Sore Mouth Canker in the
Mouth, Throat, Stomach or Bowels Of
Children or Adults. and for Can
ker ompanying Canker
Rash and Scarlet Fever,
Swelled Tonsil-lrritation Of the Bronchia, and
CANKER IN EVERY FORM in which it atflicts
the Human Race,
Eastern times., 1855-10-25
Another Voice from Indiana.

DR.. ordway's Medicines Triumphant!
Union Mills, Iaport Co., Ind, May q, 1855
DR.. 0rdway: Dear Sir,-We would like Agency for
selling your Medicines Elder John Howell left with part
medicines you him. We have sold about
all the Blood Purierand gives the best Dissatisfaction
Those who have used it say is the best medicine that
ever was used in this country We are selling
Drugs and Medicines, and would like your Medicines for
we think them just what is wanted here
Respectfully yours, g. BUTT 4 CO.
Sold bye. ". ATWELL, Deerings Block, Congress st. /.
north side market square, Portland General Agent for the
State of Maine
FOR sale by Agents in nearly every and village in
Maine, and by A. g. Page, J. Mathews, and t. W. Lucas,
Bath.
Eastern times., 1855-10-25

WANTED.-The club with which an idea
struck the post. A stick to measure narrow
escapes. The hook aud line with which the
fisherman caught cod. An umbrella to use
in the reign Of tyrants. Some lemonade made
of sour temper and the sweets of matrimony.
Some OF the other fish the man had to fry. A
cement for filling the decayed teeth of jaws
A lock of hair from the brow Of mountain
A tooth from the mouth of the Wabash river.
Eastern times., 1855-10-25
r, R. r. No. 1.

L. hp H. NO. 4s
r NJ p o RT N PR o C L A NJ A T o N
A GREAT MYSTERY EXPLAINED!
In the -four Lord 1s4 in capacities of anna
ytical chemists that by uniting certain
etabe agents. which had before been used in medi
ce obtained properties possessing such marvellous
quick power PAIN that the moment it applied
to the parts affected with pain, all uneasiness ceased The
most orturing pains relieved in Instant and the
most violent spasms and rritaons soothed and the
system restored to perfect ease in a few minutes.
In lS49 introduced this Remedy to the world under
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
been used by hundreds Of thousands throughout
United sates giving instant ease to all troubled with
Pain or Sickness.
One application externally or few drops taken inter-
and terrible palms, and restore the weak feeble and
trated frame to strength and vigor.
No person has ever used RADWAd's READY RELIEF
without deriving especial benefit in less than fifteen
minutes after its use. g.
Let those who are now suffering any pains give
trial. for in fifteen minutes they will ENJOY ease and com
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
the and the only Remedy discovered that
the system from Rheumatic Neuralgia Nervous and Mas
matte Disorders in few hours. 1t will cure and protect
the system against sudden attacks Of 24
DIARRH0,A CHOLERA MORBUS,
BILOIS CHOLIC, FEVER AND AGUE,
PNEUMONIA, INFLUENZA.
Bear in mind, it is Powerful Disnfectant antacid, diff
fusive stimulant nervine antspasmodic, and counter
irritant.
The II. r.. REMEDIES are medical discoveries Of the
present century They prepared entire and
original theory stop pain instantly and protect the
human system against sickness any sudden attacks
The doses required be taken small few drops of
READY RELIEF exercises powerful influence over dis
eased action. 81
IT HAS CURED
Rheumatism in four hours,
Neuralgia in one hour,
Group In ten minutes,
sl Diarrhoea in fifteen minutes,
Tooth-achc in second,
Spasm inhye minutes.
Sick Headache in fifteen minutes, 4
Chill Fever in fifteen minutes,
Chilblains in five minutes
Sore Throat in four minutes,
Influenza, in one hour.
SPINAL COMPLAINTS, Stiff Joints, Cuts, Bruises
Wounds Frost Bites Cholera Morbus Dysentery Tic
oreanx and all other complaints where there are severe
palms. RADwAYs READY RELIEF wnstantly stop pain,
and quickly cure the disease.
For the remarkable efficacy Of R. R. R. Discovery No
and the complaints cured by RAILWAYS REN0yATING
REsOLvENT, see in next weeks paper. R. R. R. Rene
dies sold by Druggists everywhere.
II. II. HAY Druggist, Portland general agent for the
State Of Maine.
Agents, A. g. PAGE, T. W. LUCAS, N. K. ELLIS
WORTH, Bath Ridlon & Owen, Topsham; Lemuel Rich
ards, Boweinham J. r. Haley, NJ D., Z. T. Gatchen
Co., Stsnwood Dunning, Brunswick.
Eastern times., 1855-10-25

The boy who was caught looking into the
future has been arrested for trying to see the
show without paying.
Eastern times., 1855-10-25

IeHoRANcE AMONG THE FAsHIoNABLEs.-A
correspondent OF the Cleveland Herald, writing
from Saratoga Springs, gives an illustration Of
supreme ignorance in fashionable visiter at
that place, who wore dress with four founces.
each one costing one hundred and eighty dol
lsss,' which is well calculated 10 give sport to
the poor, but intelligent. She was in conver-
sa,ion with gentleman Of limited accomplish
ments, but great preiensions. The writer
says :e..- - NJ -e atfr- rr
He wishing to show of his extensive read
ing, made some classical alluson TO SCOTS
Bride Of Lammermoor, when he was Interrupt
ted by bis fair companion, who innocently in
euired with great eagerness, when the Bride of
Lammermoor arrived, and at what hotel she
vas stopping.
Eastern times., 1855-10-25
Spanish and French Olives.

IYRESH as can be found in the market, for sale by
l. ALF. 7. ROBINSON.
What articles prove bad bring them back and the mon
shall be refunded better articles given in exchange
just as the purchaser sees fit.
Bath. July 18th 1855 5
Eastern times., 1855-10-25

Who, according to Shakespeare, was the
greatest chicken buscherl Claudius, 'who
did murder most foul
Eastern times., 1855-10-25
SOAPS,

r OW'S Brown and White Windsor Byron's Brown
IL Windsor Honey, Spring and Summer Mosaic, Chinese
Floating, French Moustre and Fancy Soaps, Ceophant
and Yankee Soaps, FOR sale at s-f
May $50 MATHEWS.
Eastern times., 1855-10-25
State of Maine.

SAGADAHOC ss-Supreme Judicial Court, august
Term, A. d., 1856
5. d. Reed, Us. Andrew II. Savage and Trustees
ND suggestion to the court that the defendant
n has had sufficient notice ofthe tendency this suit,
ordered that notice Of the pendency ofthis suit be CIV
to the said defendant by publishing atested copy Of
this orde together with abstract Of plaintiff writ three
weeks successvey in the Eastern Times, public newspa
per printed in Bath in the County Sagadahoc the
publication to be not less than thirty days before the
Of this court to be holden at Bath, within and for the
County Of Sagadahoc the third Tuesday of Decem-
ber 1855 that the said defendant may then and there
pear and to said suit if he shall see eauce
Attest, A. C. HEWEY, Clerk.
Abstract of plaintiff 8 writ.
Assumpset upon note of hand dated May 24th, 1858,
for 1862 90, payable demand
Date ofwrit, July 9th, 1855, addamnum $1,000
true copy of the order of court with abstract of plain
tiff 5 writ. 3w1S Attest, A. Z. HEWEY, Clerk.
Eastern times., 1855-10-25

QUEEN VICTORIA AND THE LATE Mr.. HUME.
1t is very curious and interesting fact that
the last letter written by the late Mr.. Hume
was to the queen, informing her that he had
balance 10 pay into her hands, saved from the
wreck of her fathers property, of which Ahe
duke had made him trustee. About dozen
persons, among whom was Hume, had sub
scribed to pay off the dukes debts, and Hume
managed it all-he saved the dukes credit,
paid Of all his debts, coaxed his property, al
lowed him to die popular and respected man,
and, in clearing up his own affairs in the world,
had considerable balance to pay into the hands
Of his old friends daughter. This of course,
will astonish people, who could never have
supposed the radical Hume on good terms with
a royal duIe. But there was something more
than that. He was on good terms with the
queen, who had as girl and woman, as prin-
cess and queen, the highest regard for him, and
for whom he had the most unbounded respect.
Well, he wasn't made minister; but that was
the aristocracy's fault-not the queen s. York
Eastern times., 1855-10-25
Bow Wanted.

A SMART, active Boy, about 16 years of age. Non
II need apply unless well recommended. . AA
Oct /. lett SAWYER & MAGOUN.