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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-10
DEGIIAR MAIL LINE via sTONINGTON

HI hr BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, EEW-BEpFOAp and
TAUETON.-Inland route carrying the Eastern Mall
The steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK, Cspt Joel stone ono
C. VANDERBILT Capt W. H. Fra1ee, In connection WIN the
stonngon and Providence and Boston and Providence ha
roads leaving NeYofk daily Sundays excepted from p
No N r. (fi wharf above Battery place. at o'clock IN,
and Stonnron O'clock NJ arrival of tbe Nal tram
which leaves Boston AZ so PM
These steamers unsurpassed for strength safety speed
comior; and elegance The officers are experienced and alter
tive =, MI.
The c. VANDERBILT, from New York-Monday, Wednes,,
day Friday From stonington-Iuesday, thursday Hd
Saturday. ,,
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New York-Tuesday, Thur.
DAY Saturday From Stonngon-Monday "Wednesday RIO
Friday. ,.-,-.
Passengers arrival stonington proceed Immediately per
Railroad Providence Boston, Taunton and Newbedoid "a
the Express Mail reaching said places several hours IN "a
vance of those other and IN ample nme Tor al me
early Morning Lines connecting North and East Passengers
Who pref IL remain board the steamer, enjoying night
resi- desired and leave Stonington N
the A. 81 train connecting at Providence with the II A NJ
train Tor Boston, Taunton ard New Bedford -,
Throueh tickets Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays oi
Nnntpcket Holiness Hole and Woods Hole, via New BEDFORD
oorpecting with the steamer Eagle Wing - :,
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Tram sroush
each way. al. .,,...io. -,.x
For passage BERTH state or freight Application maS
be made az pier No. North River NJ the Office NO 10 Bat
tery-place1
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nleniral.
U,OR THE PnEs-DR. UPHAMs ELECTU.

EOR THE PILES-DR. UPHAMS ELEClU-
AIRY an nteraa remedy certain for this distress
ing aud dangerous complaint For Of the mos
chr. a. be had AZ the DocoT- medical oihce foi
consultation md advice No $50 4h Sd door from the Bow
cry between BOweTy aud Broadsay
CAUTION-The public cautioned against countere OF
nv F,cuay which recently made IL appearance N the
iy The genuine has my signature on the outside vrappr
written by me ~h Pen The counterfeit has printed tse
smile Of my signature md very esy distinguished from ne
seuue The counterfeit proves 20 be not only worthless bn
sontely Injurious particular therefore and Gee that you
Get the genuine which be obtained the propreofs once
No $50 4lhs Sd door from Bowery between BoweTy and
Rrosdgay and Of C. " ClicL No 81 BGrcAyst
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IT
Il RIVER.-1he splendid and superior steamer ME-
TROPOIIS Cspt VIM Brown leaves New York every ~ Is
DAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, al o'clock, T.. ~
and BAY STATE Capt Thomas O. Jewett, leaves New orb
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, st O'Clock,
~ from Pier No N R. the Battery Bolh touching
Newport each way. q,
Hereafter will be regarded secured 20 any spP
cant until the shall have been paid ior
Freisht 10 Boston forwarded through with great dispatch
b. an Express Freight Train.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-10

the County OF Neyg-Yor notice IS hereby syen TO al per
sors hsvrg aims against JOHN C. ROBERTSON ae Of the
Cv Of NcYok deceased present the with vouchers
.hsyeef IA the subscriber his Office No 10 Rsagonst IN
The Cty Of New York before the tweny.sNth d. Of
-, dated New.Y0rk the tweutysecond dly Of JInu
try, le55 JUN H. 49, ~ ,C,'s,,...o-
+. 3 faufulTlt AeulnistlAtoh-
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DFNNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT

IbENNS1LNANlA RAlLhOAD-lne Ohhht
III CENTRAL ROUTE connecting The Atlantic Cities with
Ves,eTn Northwestern, and Southwestern States, By oon
tuuous Railway direct The hOs5 sso connects f1onrst
with daily line Of Steamers all porte the Western Rivers
and AZ Cleveland and ssndpsy with >eams 70 al ports on
Tho Norhw Lakes; mstng The most dreot cnct ano
reliable route BY which FREIGHT be forwarded 70 and
from he Great Wet ,,r,r,r,,, or,
KATFS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
FigsT CIAss-Booos SHOES Dry Goods Tin &c per 100 n
hoxesl Furs FeGheTs 6c..... ..........l
CooSs lin bsles1 Hardware Leather 6Oc- per 100 u.
Wool, GC..............sssssss.
THIRD CLAss-Anvils, Begging, Bacon aud e. per 100 n
Pork. lin bulk } Hemp, 6o..............: -
FOURTH CLAss-COfee, Fsh, Bacon and Az per 100 N
Pork, (Pscked) Lard and Lard OIL. -
In Shipping Goods from any point east OF PhiHdepha % par
,;cisr =. ysrk The pafkare u Pennsyvanis Railroad" All
Goods consigned The Agents Of this Road at PhadePha o.
Pittsbufsh, viii be forwarded without detention -
FREIGHT AGESTs.-Moses Potter, boston; j. L. k.iiop
New-York; f. J. Sneeder, Phi edelphai Maga" Moons
Bamore Geo Francscus, Pitshurghi spHDgnAn bro"n
Cir einnsii. Ohio; j. S Moohesd, Louisville, ny; r G.
NJ ldum Madison Ind Rsfclf Co., St Ions MOI :. D.
Mitchell Son, Evansville Indiana
yor further particular OF bills Of lsdng, apply 70
j. L. ELLIOTT, Agent Penn. Rsilroad Col or
C. b. ALLEN, No. 2 Aston House, Sew-f orb
H. II. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, PhiiadeIfsa
II. J. LOMRAERr. Superintendent. Arizona, Pa
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of EewYort notice s hereby svea 70 Al q
having claims sssnst JAMES fOS't- lae o. ,1s ky
Of Eew.Yot deeessed rreseu. the s.tls WITH
thereof the rrbscrber the Office o: JOHN -.
Esq No EUsus In the CITY ofEew fors on OF ee'O's INC
Sth day Of October nett
FMFIfA FOSTER. ExecutrI-
JOHN FOSTER. and iyxeeutora
.fst.-@rT, MATHEW : SMITH.
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IN pITRSUANCF Of an order OF ROdman D.

Dsrsoo E.q Surrogate CT the County OF hns.; 20
hereby ven according 10 law al persons HAVING es
sssfnst JOHN H. DUhPHY lsfe Of the Cry 81 ~
dsceaed thar they required TO EXHIBIT ne ssne -
veber. hereof 10 the sutsers The Adm'uitr ors ~ ne
cce Of Georse shea Nc. 81 Broadway, IN the ery ~,
YoIk on befse The ..cond cay q January
Juue 70 1855 FLIZARETH DUSPHY, Aduiaistrs'ors
GFORGE SHEA. .,sr,
" = ROBINSON Atty for Adr1inf-rators Jyo -ANOui
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IN ITPSTANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of


the County If NewYoTk notice hereby gwen 70 a. per
sons having against JOHN ATIhiDtk, ae Of the Cy
Of New-Yok deceased 20 present the are WITH vouchers
No SS sau-s the City Of New York on OF esiors The
l7fb Srv II Scrteuhc- nexDad New York The 18th day
Fehrrafy 1855 FRANCES ArIRIDGE, A1LAlnistraHr1.
ne fsxxtr
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NEW wIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

~ YORK 70 ROCHESTER ROCHESTER and GEN
- NALLkI RAILROAD is COW open. and. IN connection
~ ne berao, Corning and NewYork, and Newicrk and
esfeI. 49,
% ms route together with the superior com
abe between The sboye-naued cities
oeD ee procured a. the NewYork aud Erie Railroad
jersey City. -
Baggage checked through
freghts VIII be transported he~r-n K,xYork .nd Aoch.
estef Win aIsieh Any uiormst0n desired regard thereto
cen be chdte0 ~ Gaming ufen the General Frel Agent a
Tie EeW.iofk and Ere Railroad Ere BuldirTs ar q =
fAfPAN. LSpsess FIRE sht Agent, w. 1893 Broadvrsy
no Ielf 60 re bu~Ao trTuiug sud Nc.York Air0Ad On
e'resy ;. A REpPlELD, s8peratendeaL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-10

I'VE best family medicine known for the cure OF Colds hheu
mstsm Burns Cuts, Bowel Complaint &c very numerous
Testimonials Of s efficacy received Always Oh mana oI
sale wholesale and the Pick and Pes.ye
~ J. McCOLLICK Co, No. 81 W ssh,ngton-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-10

~ ADELPHIA. from Pier No. I North Riyer.-TNSo lines
daily, At w. and p II Morning lines A. A. ~, By
stearutosi JOHN POTTER % SOUTH AMBOY, thence BY
weyplsces and Philadelphia Fare - IS Express line
u2P ~, by JOHN POTTER TO AMBoS, thence direct te
Camden, b through IN FIVE hours Fare IS Way, Ac
ecumodsiion and Eussat Lines 81 p N. Fse 81 80 Emi
Erar Tine NJ
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feeal Notlfes.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
the County Of NewYoTk notice is hereby given - al per
sons having claims against JOHN BURNS late of the City OF
Newly eased the same with vouchers neIef
70 he subscriber the office Of James W bite No 81 Ian
sryst the City If NewNcrk before the eghteentA
v Of August neN-Dated New York the twelfth day OF Feb
rusrv 1855 IL IS lswmrul JAMES BURNS. AdminstFator
INTUPSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate of
the County NewYnk, notice i hereby gwen 70 al per
sons having claims against ABRAHAM KOCH ate oi the cry
NewYofk deceased 20 present the same % vouchers ne
Of to the subscriber HI residence No ~ Mad on IN the
CITY New oTk before the lth day Of August next
Daied Newly OK. the Eth day Of February, la5b
lis iawtulus SAMUEL hOth, Aliiits ra'or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-10

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEf.
~ -SPRiNG ARRANGEMENTS, commencing April z,
Ic-Leaye NewYok M Easiou BY steamers Red Jacket and
Wyoming, nom Pier No 2. North River ct A. NJ, 4nd
Y. NJ FT Somervlle, (~ayO a. $3.50 7. NJ.
The above tlns EiEsbchf0wu with trains on me
NewIo,ey Railroad, Shch leave New York from loot OF
CouItlGni'-s. O. 8 A. NJ, u NJ, and and 2. NJ
lOHN 81 STFRNS. Superintenient
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-10

nFf,IITAP DAY BOAT for ALBANY-Land.

J TIIIIAK
Ii inc ~ YONKFRs WEST POINT. NEWBUKGH.
POUGfREFPsIE CATsK LII and HUI sON.-The steamer
HFTROpOIITAN Capt. J. Polhemus. will commence her
Ieeula, tIirs from NEw-YOHK 20 ALBANY, WEDNESDAY
June 90 1855 leaving ysy Pier second Pe5 s49Ve
s. NJ Rtturuing will leavo Albany every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY aud SATURDAY For farther particulars inquire
No NVes.-st near Jay-st.
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD-THREE

DENNSY LNANIA KAILKUAD-I mhEh
4 DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHlLA-
DFLPHIA and PITTSBUGH-The MORNING MAIL
TRAIN Philadelphia or Pittsbu,sh =: " and
leaves Pittsburgh Pbiade phs at A. NJ The AsI LINZ
lesyes PhiaderLia for Pittsburgh at NJ and Pittsbursh
for Philadelphia at P u. The NIGHT EXPRESS ThAlS
leaves Phaderhis for rtsbuTsh at II p M aud fispnsp
for Philadelphia st 10 7. NJ. -, An. b.,
IL u I'VE lines at Pittsburgh with Il. Railroads 70
.ra frorn St. LOsis Mo.; Alton Gaena, aud Chicago III
Franhiord Lexington ard Louisville Ky; Terra hauie NAN
son La Fsyeite and IdsHopois lndi Cincinnati Dayton
i1ubn. Znesyle hfss.lon and Wooster Ohio also WITT
the steam Pscketbosts snt TO Neworeans 81 Louis
Ioui,ylle and Cincinnati - 49,. -, n 49,.
FoI further particulars see hsndbl IN tne e, 81 n
Civ Pss-eusers - the shortest nos e1pec0V
md comfortable route between the East and Wet -,
Tlourh tiet etc TAD either OF the
places ~ the West, OF OF ,u---- r.. H.. ~
r. b. JEAN Agent Hew-yersey Railroad Co. loot OF
" " Courtlendst.. Sew-YoTk
i'll ELLICoTT. Agent, Pennsyiyani Railroad Co.
THOMAS MOORE. Agent. cor. 18th and hsrsetstA'
yJ.xYort InriI 10 1855 Philadelphia
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MTFW kOITTF for GREENPORT and SAG


II HARE OR.-The splendid stesmboa. ISLAND
RFIIF Capt IT, will leave New YORK from Cst1afne
MaTLet.slip Tor HORTHPO3T POR JEFF cBsON, stony
PRCOK ORIENT POINT. GHEENPOhf and SAG HAIR
BOR on TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY AZ IL
A. NJ returning will leave Sag HaIbor on MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY FRIDAY AN Greenport at Orient Point
g45 Story Brook aud Port Je II NJ and No1poft at
SIM freight reasonable rates, payable on delivery
of the goods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-10
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY. JULY TO- 1855

abou. two thousand fee: above The level Of the water
and see the hsndivoik Of the Creator in III unpeaks
bic grandeur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-10

-NYkCK and II ' Tx , a
tSDsD. STEAMBOAT LTEE.-Leave Chsnbersst
PIER daily Except SUNDAY At oe0ek ~ AID oeoes
M Leave HaversSw AZ 81 A. NJ. and p NJ landing each
vny at Piernont Nysok Oak Hill Cemetery and RocklADd
IaSe Steamer j. p SMITH Capt T. T. BAneh and steamer
ARROW. Cart A A. Lydacker.
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.IEu IFpSFY RAuROAD-For PHILADEL-

~ PHIA, and the sOsTH and WEST; vi. JERsEY CITY;
rusd sts. Mail sd Express Lines Leave New-f or ana
IN NJ and 4 suds r Vi Through IN four hours Second
1sss IS in TO- ~ IS in and 80 N an 10 A. " snde
NJ The ~evJr ey Accommodation Line caves 81 IL NJ,
AZ 80 s.orri1g a al Through Tickets cold for
Ciponpst lat $50 IA Wcst and for Bz:i more washing
tn Eorfok tc ngh baggage checked TO wilmington
Ine A " P NJ
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1873 DAY boAT for 1855.


" Berths % cents 50 cents The fat steamer
HYRO C,r leaves north side Of Ro6no3,st Pier IN
corr eotop with Now.Yok Central and Northern Railroads TO
Saratoga and 81 ntresl every TUESDAY, THURSDAY aud
SUNDAY. GP. 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-10

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILLOAD LINE;
WI Traveller. for CHICAGO, Fl. toU,s kASs44 -
pOn,, we. and South West can ee n Ihfoa5n =, DC
md a. information Concerning funss tae k 2rfI, WAX
EEW.YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, or rbs ~
CENTRAL RAILROAD, BY Application Of ne " nPsnJ VT
60. no $50 Broadway, cor Dey.stonrrr ,..,,, Aren't
NFWYORK 10 MONTREAL. Ogdensburgh,
~ wh;e noun'sp', $: john.sT5y .1 %in,.oT
sts.a pts, NeIis River 81 aos and hon.es
p. Ttroush rckts via the EEw-lORk AID NEw-nA a
r. ~ no 10 Boston Express Trans 70 Springfield
II 'ns1PN Basssge checked through:
~ q 1ScrS pyDF Ageu-Ofce Pier No. % Peck'shp.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-04-03

Coon FOR Mn. SnUcK.-The Califor.
MIA Legislature, at its present session,
invited a Mormon elder TO participate in
the devotional exercises at the morning
openings. Rev. j. l.. Shuck the Baptist
Minister at Sacramento, wrote tho
following rebuke to the Legislature
He says--'Am | not procludol from
accepting the invitation you have ex,en.
ded, from the fact of the assembly hav.
ing, by large vote, acknowledg Jed The
Christianity Of that darling impos,ure
Of sys,ematizel licentousncss, call d
Mornonism; ana with it or its .'elders"
can have no religious affinity, sym.
pnlhy, fraternity or intercourse. claim
Tor myself, Individually, NJ superiority
in righteousness over other man but as
Christian minister | do claim for
Christianity superiority over evory
other religious system and as TO Nor
monism itself, regard it as dishonof
to the one living aud true God, libel
upon Christianity, a disgrace To- tho
philosophy of human progress. and a
bold insult to the intelligence Of the
ninteenth century,"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-04-03
SOULE AND MARCT.


The sudden re.appenrance of Mr.,
Soule here has created considerable sen,
sation. He looks composed, though not
nsensblc. You saw how he drew out
The hnteligsncer in raference TO that
"surreplitious" correspondence between
Perry and the State Department. Mar.
cy is at his wits cnls, ami tries hard to
get out Of the scrapc, but he will scarce.
ly succeed in disconnecting himself
from the foul trcachery practiced upon
Soule. From the moment he suffered
Perry to remain an hour in office after
the discovery Of the object trade he was
carrying on, he became his accomplice.
and the country will hold him as such.
There is but one opinion here concern.
ing the whole Transaction. Soule was
carrying out, resolutely and fearlessly,
what he must have considered the policy
Of the Government, while by his in.
,rigues with the members of the Com.
mittees in Congress and the Infamous
game Perry was playing at Madrid, tho
Premier was laying bis traps and impod.
ing the progress Of his mission. The
country will do Soule justice, but can .
not (ai to brand The disgraceluI maneu.
vers through which his efforts were rem.
dered frullcss. 1t is generally under.
stood that the relations between tho
President and Mr.. Soule continue 10 be
most cordial.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-04-03
NO LAND WARRANTS YET.
The Washington Star says IN regar

The Washington Star says IN regard
to the new land warrants: "We orc
told this: numbers Of persons are under
tho impression that the Land and pension
officers nre prepared 10 issue land war,
rants at once 10 those who ore entitled
to them under ihe new bounty land blI!.
This is a mistake, and The sooner it la
corrected the better It will be. We un'
derstand tha, the Commissioners OF Pen
sions will not be prepared to issue these
warrants for al least three months tc
como. Tho plates are yet to be cnsr,a
we'd; tho blank warrants printed the
clerical force increased, and other nccos
sary preparations to be made. The ac'
giving land to those who served in tht
Mexican war passed September 2sth
1850, and the first land warrants unde
this act was not issued until January IL
1851, moro than three months after tn
law was passed. Wo presume it will
take at least as long 10 get new warrants
ready"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-04-03

The French likewise destroyed the
work around Malskhof, the lower fort
with great loss, on the 28th Of February,
Nothing new had occurred at Eupa,
toria.
A special correspondent OF the London
Daily News, writing from Bslaklava on
23L, says il is rumored Canrobert order.
cd court martial on an officer in -hiyh
command in the Ftench army acc used
Of holding reasonable correspondence
with the enemy. ,.ea,i.q.v ...,s
1t is rumofed that Shnmyl, in coniunc:
tion with the forces OF Nail Msho,ned,
will invade the Crimea by way Of Ana.
pa and the Sea Of Asof.
Observation-Disclosures noes hoJ BIO.
ken out n the Canton of Tyrno. The
difficulty is between the federal commits.
sion and the citizens of tho Canton.
Apprehcnsions we've felt that another
Callre war is about to take place. Gov,
eminent is taking active measures 10
aver, it If possible.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-04-03

II was in 1888, that the demo cratic
party OF Ohio raised the standard Of
Bank REFORM Those wcrc the palmy
days OF swindling and shin.pIasters.--
Every corporate village, where "ten
chimneys' smoke perfumed the air." issu'
ed its notes from Gf cents to dollar
and every country store and "grocery"
exercised the function Of furnishing
circulating medium. The Banks were
nearly all unsound. What howl was
raised, by interested persons, OF "bank
destruction and general ruin !" The
democrats destroyed tho shinplasters,
and, in 1912, "roformcd" all tho Banks
ont of existence but thirteen. These were
further reduced, in 1874, to eight. But
for the whig Legislature OF lsf4-5, and
tho mongrel Legislature OF 1s50-5l, we
would have been almost entirely rid OF
the evil.
On the s,h Of January, 1916. the De.
mocratic State Convention adopted an
ont and out hard money resolution, and
made it tie issue. The wings, backed
up by the Banks, beat them at tho Oc.
tober election. The Whig party has
sustained these engines Of corruption
from the jump, and sustains them still.
Some pretended Democrats have aided
in the work of bank making, and rag.
making; but they did so in defiance of
the plainest teachings Of their system.
We spurn them as political hypocrites,
as men who with their lips profess De.
mocracy, and in their lives dishonor it.
"It does move, though" said Gallileo,
to friend after making his recantation
to the Grand Inquisitor. Yes, and public
opinion does move. Truth is invincible,
facts are stubborn, >-iime is inexora.
ble,-and Experience keeps her school
as Of yorc, and when men won't listen
to what she says, she raps them over the
knuckles. Error will develop itself, in
all its deformi.y,--in all its mischief
Let the friends Of Currency Reform take
courage! The events of the last six
months have aided their exerlions more
substantially than all their eloquence
and all their philosophy could hav.
done. That must be thick skull in
deed, into which the picks and sledge
hammers Of "revuision' cannot force {
rag Of light.
. '.Theres good time coming boys!
Wait 10 little longer,
We may not live to see the day,
But earth sha!! glitter in the ray,
OF the good time coming"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-04-03
Posr. Oyy.cs DxpARrmENr


APPOINTMENT OTTicE, March ~, looo
Sir Your letter Of the 20th inst, Is
received. In answer, l am directed by
the Postmaster. General to inform you
l. The act of Sd March 1855, making
no provision for unpaid letters to places
within the United States, on the same
or day following any such unpaid letter
or letters being put into Post.Ofice,
tho Postmaster thereof viii post up con.
spicuously in his office list OF the same
stating that they are held for postage
If not attended to, such letters must be
returned monthly to tho Dead Letter
Office.
2. Letters part paid should be dis.
patched, charged with the additional
postage due at the prepaid rate, accord
ing 10 distance established by said act,
except whore the omission TO pay the
correct amount is known TO have been
intentional, when they should be treated
the same as letters wholly unpaid.
8. 1t is proper to forward letter when
requested il writing. When forwarded
no additional postage should be charged
il the letter. contrary TO its address, ha.
been missent. If it has been sent &C
cording 10 its address. and then forward
ed, it must be charged with addi,iona
postage at the prepaid rate, according te
distance. established by tho act o
March 8, 1865, aforesaid.
4. Ship letters, as they cannot be pre-
paid. and are not supposed 10 be cmbra
ccd in tho new act. will continue TO b'
dispatched agreeably to The provisions
of the fifteenth action Of tho act o
March 3, 1866.
am, respectfully, your obediens ser
want.
HORATlO KING,
First Assistant Postmaster. General.
Isaac V. FOWLER, Postmaster, Now
York.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-04-03
THE TOOLE AFFhiR-VERDIC
OF THE CORONER'S JIJRV.

The Jury came into Court about 81
o'clock, after an absence to three hours,
and rendered the following verdict.
We find tha, the death Of VIM. Poole
was caused by gunshot wound from q
pistol in the hands Of LEWIS BAKER,
at Stanwix Hall, in Broadway, on the
25th OF February, 1855.
We find that JAS. TURNER and
PATRICK M'LAUGHLlN, alias PAU.
GENE, were guilty Of aiding and abet.
ting in the murder Of William Poole.
We find JOHN HYLER, CORNE.
LlUS LINN and CHARLES VAN
PELT guilty es accessories before the
fact.
We likewise find JOHN MORRIS.
SEY guilty Of an assault, with intent to
kill to take the life Of VIM. Poole, and
that he was accessory to the murder OF
said VIM. Poole by association on the
evening preceding the murder.
We likewise find JAMES IRVING
accessory before the fact.
The Coroner briefly thanked the Jury
for their patience and attention, and dis.
charged them. Commitments were then
made out against the parties found gull.
ty by the Jury, and all, except Baker
were locked up on the same evening.
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gress presented each Of the reporters Of
the Globe, for the last session, with $780,
amounting in the aggregate to 100000
This is in addition to their regular COM
pensation. AT the previous session.
$500 was given to each Of the Globe re-.
portsrs, in addition to their regular pay
from the publishers Of the Globe. At
this rate, a reporters pay is at last equal
10 that Of a member Of Congress, while.
if the reporter does work hard for few
months, he has no constituents to call
him to an account for his stewardship.
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