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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

A CCTI0N EOTICs.-sAMUEI OSGoOD AUCTION.
N eer, win SELL without reserve, his salesrooms,
66 Nassau street to- morrow (Wednesday January 10,
at I0S A. NJ, collection Of household furniture
pets wardrobes, sofas chairs betsteads bureaus mat
tresses bookcasss washstands enanec chamber suits
oil paintings engraving extension dining tables marble
top centre tables handsome rosewood paror suit
satin brocatelle superior rosewood piano forte, Sc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

SEC0ND AsSICNEES' SALE Or ELEGANT ROSEWOOD,
- mahogany and walnut paror ana chamber furn.
ture-To morro-, "wednesday morning, loh O'Clock, in
the wsrerooms OF A. q Humtert tlate Humbert Ken
N.Y., liz anii74 Fulton s.re.t Brooklyn. Tho portion
o.! the assigned property embraced this sale Is In
degree inferior q that Of the hr- sale and Includes
many artic.s not heretofore offered Theenton OF
trade and others wanting really good furniture In inv
ted The goods may he examined by catalogue thg
ming, and mcrniDg Of ras.
JORrN ISGEAsOIL, .
JOEL ". MASON. '''nsSse''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

TINTED STATS NAIL LINE FOR CaiIvOKNLA,
" via Aspin~sli aud Panama Railroad.-On Sstuf.
day January 20, a. O'Clock 7. IL, from per o1t IL
Warren street North river viii be Despatched the feet
steamship NORTH siAR Captain Richard wamack, To
connect ~ Panama with the and superior stsamsh
Sonora In case OF dent spare boat always kept a.
Panama - prevent detention Dor passage apply at
Company olhce, III Weht street, % u W. RAYMOND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09
Bank Of w..h,.na,r Taken At 40 Cents

Growers, so. Isdiapa banks, 90; Eighth avenue, par
Milford, Is, Memphis, IL, at EVANS clothing ware
house, GO and 6s Futon street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

4 EklIEcTABiE Y0UsC WoAAS wASrs SIT
~ alton 70 Go plain eoOsing sAsLrs an ironfrg, or
- do general boussuort. ia srsi prya,s fsuiy
% cha mbervork and sewing I've ~ cl;y rsfcrens
river. Can ts far tso dAya. ItaAss eAsl at ~
bsfon street In The rear hf.t soor bs,-.n rrn1s AMI
ftfiEg street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

John w. SOMERlNDYKE, AuCTloSEER CON sTA-
- bles sale Of segars, tobacco, pipes &c, on We'd
besday o.morrowl a. the auction room llo Centre
quantity % segars Of different brands also foreign and
domestic tobacco, pipes, glass cases. &c.
CHARLES r. WATTS, Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

A YOUNG vOkIS WI-BfS A sTrrATIOs ~ GOOD
~ plan cook g. - excellent wish.F and IRON w. na
. good bread bskef No objection q DO general hogss
~ork in trira,. family Wouh prefer ~ sayasss
IN laundry. Addrs,s no les b.vvnih ,ire.,, 10
tsesn r,t and S-c.nd av.nsss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

4 uUTI0N NOTICE -CRUCKEEY, GLASS AND CHINA.
IA y. :. II. BARTLETT auctionser, VIII sell on
Wednesday 10th at 10 O'clock at ISL Pearl eartso-
ware, all knds large assortment Of gass Rosa
lnghsm gpsy yare &c in lots 70 suit purchasers Gaia
logues now ready, and goods can be examined.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

A TorSG GIRL Wl-iiis s SITUATION AZ CON
n pndsfstAnas her IA EnsRa u AL it, brk1shss Al
're.l.ni -s'h.r snd ruo-r " rstuiTsj Ia. tho b>st
~ city ard county r,f.r'Bo@ issns ex ~ rtson
court, between hsrsrth sns Iwsih streets. lis
Lived hys )'Ars 10 Lsf Las li.es
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

4 usPtrTABiE FsOrVTASf Girl. vlguy a
~ siuaion a. shapgb.rpsll and wstsr ~ ~ d. gsr.
sisl hsu.-oh. Pss,s oan - p rnon street, sasta
Frookiyh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

Joseph HEGEMAN. AUCT1ossER WEDNESDAY
81 Jan. 10, at 10 O'CLOCK, A. H., precisely az 3s7
Henry street, between President and Carroll South
Brooklyn administrators sale "a large and general
assortment OF parlor chamber dining aud Kitchen
furniture, bedding and taoe linen silver and plate
ware, dinner, breakfast, tea and toilet crockery, he
&c. Catalogu the saesrooms -be furniture Is in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

TIE BALL -pLsOS.
.EyEts1H ANNUAL BALL oF hAEAHAg's C0RyEI
- haut, -nl tai. place a rautSany Han On The i2th
net Tickets o. csb bs hsd - %. door 20 even.
sg Of mo tai, and = nos hAnakan, lsefsr, 40
B0ssry.
GHREWsBURY nor THE AHSUAL BALL on The
y Neptune Club wi b. held. a. IRE 4 polio Hyoas
No. SO Broadway, 1ussday evening tAoHafyS 1850
CHARLIE q CORIfY President
JoBS snyyTR, sscrstAry
vtEsTrEsTY. IxrH Ls.suIt hlII TOE ThE HgyE-
81 ~ The New fsrr biss pspsrtsfsst r.rd, eli ARE
psaos .: Tie Academy IL suss Fsur-s.zih g,y,vt ca
Eorasy 'vsnins, Jsa. ~ Jstt. Tss.s . prsssr~<
- he nkrL<su
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

NEw
EXTRAORDINARY PUBLICATION
~ On Saturday next Jan rs, will L rutl.h.d
MY CoUATsHIP, AND ITS cor teUESCbs,
by
HFNRY prK0FT
iyue account o. the .gthofs adytbt ss u Tng and
switzerland and I:aly with
MIS- ,. GAMBLE, TIN AHEFIcAH HFIRiSs
Vne nsa' llrso. volume price oil q paper, o. % N
t9th. For tale ~ all b0oassusTs
j. g DERBY, Flush,-
View marble holdings ITO Sa-.aa street.
= b-Furtber particulars In = futufe Advsrtisemsnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

4 KEsPpTABiE GIRL WISHES A SIrrAT10S A.
n coos, washer ani ronsr 10 do The general
homework of nAll private family IRE beat city
r.fsrsnos. y required. Please call az 23i k4lb~rry
street In the rear. c.n be assn for 20 days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

" yana and New Orieans-0n Wednesday, JshuAry
Ii al o'clock r. H., from pier foot o. Warren strsc
North river, BY the well known and favorts ftcsm
CRESCENT CITY, Captain John MCGOWAN. Passage
be secured ~ the Conpanys Office. Freight 10 New Or
leans so cents per cubic foot shippers Will be supped
with blank bills of iAding Of tho form signed by
Company on Application al their Office. No other forms
signed, AMI bulls 81 iading will be sg-.d after tbs
hour Of sailing. For freight passage apply at tie
ofcs Of the Company, III West street, corner Of War
NJ o. HOHERT3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

The Greatest Discovery Of tho Age.-That
u What everybody states who has used DR.. Tobias
Venetian Imminent for coughs Group, throat,
chapped hands, frosted fec, Thsumatism &c. n Il.
does rdlieve the money l. returned Price IS and
80 csnts Depot, 60 Cortlsnat street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

L'0R NORFOLK, PErtRsBrIG AND RICHMOND
IL Inc United states mall stclmfhip JANE Town, u.
Parrish commander sin leave pier - North river on
ratuTlay Jan. 10 a. O'CLOCK r. ~ vii srr,s In Sor
fok the nat afternoon, and Petersburg and Richmond
the olc-ug morning. From Norfolk, Passenger lof
TIE sou'h proceed BY railroad direct, 9Th through rel
t;s from Wsldeh 10 Wilmington, August, &c PaSssge
and ass 20 Norfolk -, 70 Iessrfbarg and luehnoEd,
slp Storage bal: price. Apply 70
LUuIAA pLEAhASTS - Bfoad-ay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

4 yfRY RTgfvcrABiE YothG gOuAs, WISHES
~ fiiGAilcE Il sSok vol ff All Eonsf, on 20 Co
gsETAI hostswogt IN ~ al grYsis family 10 a. sI
cshrnf rsshsf and TonNr ami u Hind n ehdFsI Can
give The tssi ~ ,J reference from her las, tlaes
hone tBi = rsstseisfs family need apply. CAL a, a.
tbrJsiis fifoti, sso, ~ GnpT front rom No 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

End COsTARs rat cockroach, &C. exterminator (whol,
sale and retai depot. It's the only article that doe
the work snsctual Try IT, and you will be 20 ri
your dwellinEA Of thee nui.anees.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMER FOR SOUTH.
" ampton and Havre.-Thc United States mail
steamer ST. LOUIS, J. il. Wotton. Commander, will
leave New York on Saturday, January tho 18th, At
l. NJ, from pier No. ~ north river foot Of Beach
street Price Of passage FIRST CABIN $50; second cabin,
So Luggage not wanted during the voyage should
BE- sent on board lhs day before, marked " below
No freight taken after Thursday, January the llth.
For fright or passage apply 70
hORllMLR LIvIHCsioN, Agent % Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

A YOUNG NAN ~ on IL VAR. OLD ~ WAITED
~ q aetss sasshmsn - a isdg sba gsbuFnAn ira
Yelling south ssarJ goof ltfFsss Ibs'I, Hsrasi
ono 'lAusg ~i'n ani shsf. ~ nlsy ~ gons,
st.s,t OILY coz psiant. ns.A aaasaf-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE
IN via Nicaragua, the Accessory Transit Company
OF Nicaragua propretors.Tte splendid double engine
reamfhp STAR or The WESI, Zoo tons burthen,
rv-r, nj O'Clock p NJ precisely, for Punia Arenas
friday January ~ 1880, connecting with the favots
sieansbp Uncle Sam, 1900 tons burthsn, over the
Nicaragua transit route having but twelve miles OF land
transportation by nrst class carriages These steamers
are unsurpassed Ia their ventilation and aeeomInodA
tor. Tor information or passage apply only u
CHAs, MORGAN, Agent, No. i Bow ling Green.
Letter bags made up ~ the Office. Lttsrs 70 cent
per half ounce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

a ssIGEEES sAIE.-THE NEW AND DEs5LzABl.E
"A stock Of foreign and domestic dry goods, in sore
No. 40 Bowsry, (whsre the goods be teen To be
sold before the 18th inst Application - be made
10 the subscriber, at 1877 Broadway.
u. PARsONs. Assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-14

On the goth November, 1853, there we're lie patients,
admitted during the year, Ito; OF whom 81 were males
and 60 f~emales-making 22e under treatment, lis males
and III females or these there have been discharged
ia, received ~, improved Is; unimproved Is; and 80
have died-l6 males and 16 females. The large proper
ton Of deaths was caused by an epidemic dysentery,
which broke ont In August and continued FOR three
months affecting, more or less, nearly all the persons
IN the institution, including both the superintendent and
the steward. Sixteen Of the patients and one attendant
died Of thiSepidemic. During the sickness Of the super
intencenf, Who is also the physician, exGoyerncr Hub
bard attended daily upon the sick, In his medical cspac-
ity, for more than four weeks.
The average number Of patients in the hospital for the
past year has been 120-larger than In any former year
except 1850, the year prior 10 the hre.
or those admitted during the year, ~ men and % wo-
men are married; % men and II women singles; 8 widows
and 6 widowers Among the causes OF insanity ~ are
put Gown to III health, 10 10 intsmperance, 8 to over
e~xertion, . 70 religious exciteuent, 4 TO being struck by
lightning. Since tbs hospital was opened, In 1s41, there
have been 1s4so adnissioss, Of whom l,sl6 have been
discbarged--rceovered 900, improved 400, died 17b. There
are 10 Foreigners snd non -~fesidents now In the institu.
tion, whose sxpenses are paid BY the state; and several
from the state.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-14
DEATH OF A MISERABLE MAs.-Hsnry Ninde,

DEATH OF A MISERABLE MAs--HsnYy Minder-
brook, Of German extraction, was found dead in his bed
at No. l7o Elm street., on Sunday. Coroner Bora empan-
pelied o jury OF inquiry, before whom 1t was ascertsined
hat deceased's wife dIed last September, leaving hin
NO children. boys, aged two and four years; that soon
after his neighbors caused HIS arrest, Is he Threatened
0 tAie his lie. Considerable sympathy was created for
his children, and the boys were placed In the Orphan
Asylum. The deceased kept house alone, pleaded po-
verify and sthed charity from citizens, and occasionally
made tin lamps, repaired tin ware, &c. He would frs-
quently GET drunk and remain In bed for forty eight
hours. Saturday night . lad named Frederick foeSaiI
vert to bis house for the purpose Of shaving HIM, bat
was told TO can at two o'clock the next day. He went,
when he found the man cold and 'std In ceath. Three
other families, all Germans, live In the house, but u an
pears none were aware Of HIS having died. The nieht
before his death N gave the wife Of one Of The Germans
a sovereign 10 buy him some hgs with. Thia che did,
and returned him the change. In his room there were
three chests, containing clothing and other articles.
Upon examining one Of them q box was found, contain
ing six gold finger rings, two pair cf e~srrfngs, one
breast pin, enc brooch and chain, and . belt contsIning
fifty two sovefeigns, eight g~uilders, one $40 gold pisos,
and some small change, amounting In all TO e96T 81.
Coroner Born has taken charge Of hts effects. The far
niture eonsis7d Of one chair. . small tsbls and 1 broken
furnace. The man Who would permit his onspring to
become . county charge, that be might slut bis Appetite
for rum, deserves the fate Of this msn.-AibasyI rpas,
Ftb. 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-14

LAURA resolution has been passed by both housss Of
The North Carolina hsisiAssrs 70 adjourn on the ltsh
Inst 90 day.)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-14
Remarks OF Bri ghnm Young, Pr sident q
Utah, upon Elder Hydc's Doctrine OF Pc

lido not wish 20 eradicate any items from the lecture
Elder Hyde has given us this evening, bat simpIy 10
give you my views, In a few words, on the portion touch
ing bishops and deacons.
in Psuis first Epistle to Timothy, third chapter, he
writes as follows
Thi. 10 . tree ssyiug, N man desire the on Of . bishop.
he desireth . good work. A bishop, then, must be b,amclsss
the husband % ons wife, visnsnt sober, Of good behavior,
siven to hospitality, apt TO teach, not givsn 10 wine. no
striker, net greedy Of flthy lucrc, but patient, not 4 h,nw,
Ter, not ~ecyetess; one that ruIsth whi his ews honse, hsy.
know not how 70 rule hs cvn house, hoy shaIIAs take care
with pride, ks fMl into the eendsmnssien o. che devil More
over, he must have . good report sfthem which are without,
wise must the deaecps ~ grave, not double tsnsued, not dv-
en- 70 npoh vine, not greedy " fithy iucrs, holding the nys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12
TENTH WARD TEMPERANCE MEETING.

A BRIDE OF FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
meeting of the Temperance Alliance of the Tenth
Ward was held last evening in the basement OF the
Allen.st PRESBYTERIAN Church, which was filled with
ladies and gentlemen. The President, j. I. BROOKS,
presided. The meeting was opened with prayer by
the Rev. c. J. WARREN.
Mr.. Books stated that this and other meetings
were called for the purpose OF getting the friends OF
Terrrersnce together TO awaken interest prepare
tory TO holding grand Temperance mass meeting
some time the last of the present MONTH q,
The Rev. NJ ROBINSON first introduced, ana
smoke in reference TO the opinions given by legal gen.
tiemen who were employed for that purpose by the
LIQUOR dealers. The liquor traffic, he contended was
an evil and as such the people have right to destroy
il. Lotteries were denounced as an e'u' ana law
was passed 10 prevent them. If the prohibitory law
was t cc into effect to there would be no less
nrenertv in month; there would be no less lives and
no less personal liberty He believed that II the present
law he'd been thoroughly carried out ana hVed up TO-
tber, would have been necessity for prohioifory
law He looked upon the coming 4th ofJuly with great
urde when men with sober heads and nee hearts could
rrarticinnte in the great National Jubilee. Truth
humanity and right would prevail
The Hon. c. c. LEIGH was introduced ne was
nlensed TO STE so large an osscmbage VINO had Deen
called out by the common interest they feel IN the law
that is going 10 save their children and tiaenos ana
rescue many from the thraldom OF the nquoi-Seaeis'
In regerd 10 the lawyers il Is the princpie win a
to do oil in their power for Their clients aua ~
instances this is proper Now they are gong iuriheT
than tbs they advise the liquordeaers 10 90 on an
commit crime while they are endeavonng 70 ,ores.ai
opinion by various means in order to mseaa 'ne pun
lie and thus cloak their crimes There Is an
tua grandeur in the bar OF New-York FOR years haa
they studied by night and day TO gain an eminencs;
and now this mind in the market to be bought and sou
the same as cabbages and Sleeps heads Of price ac
coriing to size he had no doubt but that II ai'ef sone
of these men had been employed by the liquordeaies
ii the Temperance men had gone to them and oaerea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12
MILITARY.

SPRING PARADE or THE THIRD BRIGADE.
The Third Brigade New-York State Militia, com
posed of the Seventh, Eighth and Ninth Regiments,
under command Of BrigadierGenerai Hall ana stan
as follows pareded yesterday Tor Battalion and Brig
ade drill at East NewYork, Long Island; SfaG OD'-
cfrs-Bripade Major, j. S. Cox; Surgeon II. j.
Ouackenboss; Judge Advocate, j. Larocque Engi-
peer. e, w. Serrel; Brigade Paymaster j. X. Smith;
Paymaster, j. G. Herriot Assistant uartennaster,
]. T. Smith, Aid-de-Camp, j. l. Northrup.
About si O'Clock, A. NJ, the various Companies
composing the three Regiments took the cars at the
depot South Ferry, Brooklyn, in pursuance ofthe fol-
lowing Brigade order issued by Brig. Gen. Hall:
1.-The infantry part of this Brigade will parade on
Monday 18th inst. in fatigue dress, fully armed and
equipped for drill with one days ratlcns The line
will be formed in East New-York, Long Island, at 81
o'clock, A. NJ. Cars will be in readiness at the Brook
lyn Depot, South Ferry, at O. O'Clock, A. NJ
Upon the arrival of the cars at East NewYork, the
military formed into column and proceeded to the
large prsireIiIe piece Of land about quarter OF
nile distant from the depot and here as the time or
deIed. the line was formed when the various regl-
mel is were reviewed by Gen. Hall.
Tie greater portion Of the day was spent In
fed exercise under the immediate command OF zen.
Hail. The various msneuvers were executed "i'n'u'
delay, no trouble being experienced eAceP' tn
the Ninth Regiment Irish 'o'un'ee,V.
several companies in this regimen.
proved since last year, bet the inen -" 10. "pr'.
N have been drilled In an efficient manner nou'u
~ ,,,sos aa,,erv to praise the severth Regiment
co,n,, ended by Col. Duryea ana tue Esn'n hesI-
r,ar handed BY Col De Voc. The alserty with
- ,te.e two regiments obeyed the commands
of ,ber General showed that they had not
t.sn neglected either in company or regimentsi
drs II Is to be hoped that before the recurrence Of
another parade the Ninth Regiment viii have attained
greater proficiency in military tactics than they dis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12

seen in rich cluster passing the jest Thsckeray Marx
Lemon of "Punch" and bis attendant spirits, Albert
Smith, Tom Taylor Mowbray Morris Of TIE London
T,nes and its Crmesn historian Billy Russell, ths.
kndest and most genial of men, Osborne, Phinn,
Keoeb. and the most mirthful Of the House of Com
mons. Kelley the actor, Julien, Tom Holiness beSy
of Young guardsnen in fact the ssrsngest mixture OF
pleasant material that as ever wound together IN one
bowl. Inkermaun ard Balaklaya have made some
havoc in It's ranks, and not few chairs from winch
The pess ant iest was passed viii know 90 moro their
tenants and have given of late months desoation TO
tie once merry meetings Of the Fielding Club.
It NAV be seen at glance from this rough sketch,
which at other opportunity we may enlarge and deal
with more infinitely, that so far from the Club system
being an element Of excusiyeness, II Is the most re-
publican element of English society. Every man OF
talent Of the Wing party is member OF Brooks 8,
end round its fire or table meet the highest and most
exclusive of its arstocracy equal terms. 1t al
the threshold of the private MANSION that exclusive
ness begins.
In tie same way in our country. The Bewery
aboupds in Clubs. Almost every street has its par
ticuIar literary society Club for some fraterns or
social object. Why then should il be made term OF
coarse reproach and ground for Infamous Islander Of
any number of gentlemen that they should exercise
that right which il exercised by every other portion
of the community of forming their own Club for lit
erary or social intercourse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12
June IL.
UYDROPH0BIA.

10 the Editor Of Them y. Tribune.
SIR: The account Of the recent melancholy death by
bydrophobia in the City Hospital has exced Some
little interest in the community, that Il will mot DO
ont of place to state that this formidable disease may
he cured and that there are remedies for this aec
ton as near specifics there In the catalogue OF
medicines. $3.50
Since DIR. Criscon has stated in his recent comma
ricaon that "unhappIy there is yet no known anti
" dote to this mysterious poison, ana tne synp1ms
can opIy be treated on general principles we feed
disrosed 10 say that there has been quite number q
eases cured, even after the spasms have continued
come iime b. the Of the lobeiia fnfata and the
SoFor bath. .,.
administered in large doses and continued for some
hours or GAYS the spasms continue or decrease In
the name OF humanity let these remedies be tried
apotber cafe occurs in this City.
kels- York, May 30, 1885. 1. M COMiNos, ND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12
THE PORTLAND CONSPIRACY.
Correspondence OF The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The NJ Y. Tribune
PORTLAND, Friday, June 2, 1855.
TIE Portland AdurtiSer of yesterday contained
full and reliable account Of the recent troubles in this
city. Thousands of extra copies Of that paper were
sold and the demand was greater than the press could
supply. One gentleman ordered 1000 copies and only
got 200.
II is understood here that the Board OF Aldermen
will order an investigation of the whole affair by
reliable Commission, when this nefarious plot which
was laid month ago in order TO overthrow NEAL
Dow, the law and the Republican Temperance party,
will be completely exposed.
Already sufficient has been brought to light to place
the temperance people of this city in better position
than ever, the plot having signay failed and the re-
coil overthrow the cOnspirators. Personally Neal
Dow is stronger than ever, being sustained and APP
pauded by the great mass of established citizens
For the promotion of Maine Law principles, were the
whole TO be enacted again it could not be mended'
The enemies of law and order have fallen into the most
perfect contempt and are thus buried in the pit they
had digged for Neal Dow and his friends. H. c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12
THE PROHIBITORY LAW.

BosToN, Monday, june II, ls55.
The opinion of Elias Merwin, lawyer OF this city,
;ndoysed by Rufus Choate, L. G. Loring and Sydney
Bartlett, that the Prohbitory Liquor law OF this
State is unconstitutional in its most important enact
ments, ia causing considerable excitement.
About O'Clock yesterday morning the propeller
Potomska from New.York for New-Bedford came in
collision with the schooner Job Chase of Harwch, on
Long Island Sound. The schooner sank immediately.
Her crew and passengers saved by the propeller
Pole named Louis Galnisk was brought before
United States Commissioner woodbury. to-day,
CHARGED with cnisfing men for the British army. He
will he examined tomorrow.
The duel between two French saors in Roxbnry on
SATURDAY afternoon has proved fatal to Bouessox the
party stabbed, who died OF his wounds to-day Kal-
mon lis opponent, is in custody A Coroners Jury
ia inv estig ating the matter.