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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-02

About eco Of The citizens Of TIE late City q wn-
iamstueh were gathered together lssi evening 81 NE
odcon 10 express their indignation IN regard 10 The
winsmsburgh Gos Contract. passed a, rcccs. mret-
mi Of the BROOKLYN Common Courcf. ard si-o cf tho
acts II heir Representatives from the fssiern DIS
irict. ExAtd. DRicos wHs csiisd 10 TIC chss ant
loHS broAcu acted as sscsetsry.
ES.Muyor Wall Hanorj, judge noswchs Dcmss
strong and Wm. 10, on were appointed atcsnssi,tre
to draw NJ nsusEiiois.
During tho nheence Of the Committee .,eoclsrs vcrs
made by lie Hon. rnrtT nAalrcS and Jsss
pNoacH.
Calls wsss made for Ali. Hur'ley. acains whpm
..rong hsinr existed of act entertaining petition
r'gr,d y, over SO Taxpayers ant gasccr'annors 10
rcrWrcc 10 ths gas contract. The Iscecfipse v,sws
of the meeting we've cxhbil>l IN tie most hc;s,rrous
manner, and tis Hon. gentleman W. compse, "
sui MI "a silence.
lie cnmmist,c Omitted ,seamhle asd rssol1 s;sns
which W.T., unanimously adopt,d The Allowing y
that i.e .seent p.-.ed ~ o,snnoa souse %
dew nh saip osss urnrsrs NJ sns sse ia, prov
ics in enc she sue'afs Of ga .kssS
Be- usac aiorryr ris than I've 90 'hs ssne rss
~ tul rur ~. - 10 PER usand cs -st IA fslss
s's .sseh. % =. ,s' .. COO , ,.s., =.
tho rs,u .fanrmsni As,vesa 4 Cctapor 1sssss
a. As cheap rs.s, i. IA Nsw.io snd osr s. ia, ~ 60
neyrs eold os a.. des.isd but r 81 "a. - sea.ss. s.A
ssr Ascu NJ sd ecnrrs' in atsf - .dre o. sss
a n, - .sssss s. Una ssy % ~ 49, ssqs. -
10 intervene his veto ,hsi an view . such ieress ~
veto IN mt-e q - be appoint 10 corgsr bssef q ~
tutc wh the Comm se ofthe G noo Couh and pfrps<s
souiTtst
Tie lnst rcsolaiiop compliments All. lniphs snd
Cunnr CHAM of the lssicrn Ds'rsci and Al. fowics
of the Western pfiic and the OIL IN Of the
Easlcin District lur lie ~ sued by uesn la ~
Z ord Co lie grH sontraeh
TIE Comstice on s-solations Together with ne
Chairman, Rerc apfoinsd the Con s''s'cc sefsroa ~
in The resolutions.
Tie meeting Gdjounet a. late hsar.
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cor. GARDNER AND THE MISSOURI
COMPROMISE.
~. ofThs N. Y. Tribune.


Boston, Thursday, May 81, 1855.
In nv letter to The TRIBUNE of May %,
in enumerating the many good acts of the
recent Massachusetts, Legislature / used
the following language: Fifth, the Re-
solves concerning the repeal Of the
"Mi,souri Compromise given above" BY some
mistake omitted TO insert them. They are too
good to be lost. 1t will be perceived that they
not only protest against the repeal OF tse MIS-
souri, Compromise and request our Congressman
Delegation to use their influence to restore so
much AZ will secure Freedom to Kansas and Ne
brasla. but call on our Senators and representa-,
fives in Congress TO urge the prohibition OF
Sl,vayy from aH our Territories and from eyery
mar, Of IRE national domain under the control OF
Conoress; and to secure the ascendancy OF the
principles of liberty in the General Government,
40 AZ to make Freedom national and Slavery sec
"tional." These Resolves have duly received the
appreciation and signature Of Henry j. Gardner,
Governor of the Commonwealth:
81 ResOsed That deem il our duty 70 eIro again wis,
we believe to be nearly hs unannoss 'esne1 tae R
as year. by which the Injunction against the nocnctoa
ofssvey territory long considered as 'oeny guaranteed
~ Rs.oired That Proe;tsd while the Question wss
dered an nfrseton rights Of Freedom and violation Of
the psbted faith Of the Nation do now again AFTER the
oopyiciion wrong done by thst
t portion OF confederecy both North and
Syuib.
3 Eeored That shall henceforth continue By a rea
epnbo and constitutional methods in 70 seek for tbs
scsorrop OF the rroyons Of the act Of 1870 and that
oues car Sentor and Representatives 10 Congress 70 their
tic Of much # tbs act providing for
The the Territories Of Kansas and Nebraska
conflicts with those provisions
"a Rered Ths. ts atard,unen, the plightsi fih of
the country well solemn convictions Of duty us
6es in requesting. do Senators and hsrTe
senayes In CoDgss all Just and constitutional mcaps
FIRST urge the prohibition Of Slavery from AL our Territories
and from every part Of the ons domain under the
OF Congress 90 10 relieve the United States nation from
all responsibility for Slavery wherever is restriction b.
oon ioDsy accomplished and second, the ascend
ancy principles Of Liberty ia the General Govern nent
40 a. 10 rnnka Freedom nafional and Slavery seeioaa
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new potatoes and strawberries were in the markets in

new potatoes and strawberries were in the markets in
April
The ship Charmer for New-York Is nearly filed an
viii leave in aweek. She has over 1000 tuns Of
wheat and -four, mostly wheat and some IS 900
,,soyels. which are worth more in New-York than in
Calfori;s.
Mr. FilTbuste-- Walker sailed from this port about
week since with So r1en for Central America. The
expedition is said to be o. peaceful character, but
such he's not been the nature of his former orays.
zee it stated in The TRrHtNE that owing to the
passage Of the New-York Prohibtory Liquor Law, il
is probable that large quantity of he er'er viii be
sent to California. Now we have plenty and to
spare. Grain is very cheap, but little moe than one
cent per h., and we can manufacture ana snderseil
your distillers in this market. There are some five
sx large distieres in the State and the bes' wish
have for their il that they msy all be ruined
by the unprotabeness Of their business thus showing
that tie people have regard for their true w.
fare and that great wrong cannot be inflicted with
impunisy. ".
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Died

IN San rrsrcco Ssve Of Panama tvef Arthur + ..s.
Islel, rsiuined from New foTk.
~ Clffa Alril =. 4 consumption. Ms Man Neu srd
e dane' Ter Carr james Alien fecg-t Of Newhuypo
In Par Psy. ~ DoIsl Co. Apr = Richard fhomas. TO-
nrefiy Of Missouri. eyed a year-.
IN OGAard May s. Thc~ ~ Wsrba1s, aavs u Haasbussh
n. j., cged . wears.
In Horuuu A-fi T. " risr = cfn w. ard Gsorsians
Mathew cred IS months formerly Of Nsw-Nork.
On safg1av April ~ tom he etec q ~ lrie received
70 bile poepecilrg JHr Crow Canon Ir Geo Hsungon
~ meily Of Bos,n Mas.
y esrs. -. -
II the Monte April e. oftgphoi fever. Nis M'ry eldest
dan, ifcr of =. Nce merry 81 Paris Iexs, aged n yca
IN DECO Ayff IS Of saacer Mr. Oasiave Fisher, ssei
i9ya
AZ Provo Aug - Julia Mars. daughter OF John and Sns
4 ri. g. eyed nearly ycer.
Ner. Rsfse Marion Cor-'v May 3. Jane, l. rondrt
ter a n s'iys II Richmond. Va
AZ sn this Flats MAY Mr. srehsnse formerly Of Couus
tas. OHIO.
In ssu Fnucco April % Of srnsumpon, Asps Henrietta.
wife Of J.iurs Bell in the 9Th rear Of her age.
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was placed on board IRE eam-tug, and the ship stooc
out 10 sea- The expedi,ionis,s numbering fy-six an
told were armed 10 the teeth, each man having bccn
provided with two slx-shco,ess, bowie-knite and
Mississippi rife which are considered 10 be the best
loos Cor Inc devclopent fhe agricultural resources Of
the Republic Of Nicaragua. The Walker exPeji ION
will IT is supposed, be joined by portion Of The k'n.
ncy expedition, who are to sail from New Orleans, ava
v;d The san Juaa River and eliec, junction with ihcr
hrothers-in-srns from the Pacific sie. II the exc b.
ton from Tire Atlantic sile be az well equipped tat
which sailed from this port on Thursday night, tae
Chsmorro party in Nicaragua viii have rather hnd
tine of il In mair tanning their ascendsnoy. Exciias
nc VS. may hereafter be expected from Central America
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-02
CELEBRATION OF THE DEMOC aACY OF
BROOKLYN

An immense gathering of the Democracy Of ''Js
city took place at the Eleventh Ward Hotel. IN
MyIse-av. last evening. The crowd began TO .e1ler
at en- early hour, and by the time ne meeting was
organized tie avenue in the vicinity If the Hoi was
booked up with mass of human taings asased at
not less than 10 600 in number.
A salute Of 100 guns was fred by Capt. W. Fl. H.
gan from vacant lot opposite, and meantime the
Bend Of tie United States ship-ofthe-ne North Caro-
Ina PLAYED from the balcony of the hotel, which wss
also tilted up and occupied by speaker and officers.
TrarspsIenccs with the notices 20. X. y not
TX. N" The Peoples Rights are Sacred, " Wise
and Victory" The Old Dominion oil right, wone
placed in different positions about the ros,run wnie
below among the crowd fre-roekets were set Oh ~
plentiful abundance, which illuminated the space ~
intervals for considerable distance round about.
The meeting having been called TO order, oAsrhL
GkRRIsoS, Esq, was chosen Chairman by accAin"-
ton. -
The Chairman congratulated the Democracy npcn
tie triumph in Virginia. where the sio.oI' ~ III
ee-banc ed ard alone had stood up for ana eaV9cseu
the reLts Of tie peope IN opPo,iuon 70 tl' pa'
white and gray spirits OF Know-Nothingnm ana IN
tolerance and came off victorious, crushing fanatcism
under ls heel This result in Virginia was but the
ieoirping Of tho turning tide which would sweep
the Land Virrinia lCd the way New-iOrk would
follow in the Fall nuriber Of Vice Presidents and
secretaree were then confirmed
The meeting was addressed By THEODoRE RONEYs,
Fsa.. Judee Hixcocx OF Cuttaraugus County, Aid.
Bbieos ard Capt HOGAN. They all spoke in terms
oougratusi9ry OF the result IN Virginia and de-
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FROM THE UPPER MISSOURI
cOus.pOpdenoe Of Ii, N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of Tbs ~ \. Tribune
Fort III RICE, Friday May 4, 1855.
An unpleasant state OF excitement exists here
smcng the different bands of the sioux Indians
relative totbe intentions of the Government toward
them. All is yet in obscurity, no express having
come up from St Louis since September last.
Troops are very confidently expected by the In
dans this season, and part are for war and part
for peace. They are hardly decided what to do
with the whites who are now in their country.
Some are for extermiDating them distel! and
others say Wait little longer" Still the very
existence of forts or whites in the country is ser
susly mepaced. They are very confident that
they can dcfeat any force the Government may
send against them, and are constantly saying that
they will serve them as they did the soldiers on
the Platte last Fail. They are resolved that no
boat shall pass up the river this season, tnat no
more emigrants shall pass through their country,
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SUSPENSION OF PAGE, BACON & co.


A.. might naturally be expected from the news
brought by the steamer, run on Page, Bacon * Co.
was commenced yesterday IA soon a. the Dar king
House was opened A large force OF Police wah s'a-
toned inside and every oxertiOn made 10 pre- serve
order. The depositors were admitted one by one, en-
tering Mt ore door ard going out ot another. We
were informed that before commencing business Page
bacon q Co had s3l7 600 in their vaults which vas all
mid 10 lie deposois and those who had procured al
iachnents against the firm the preceding night. In
the morning Page, Bacon II Co. confessed Judgment
for the sum 1900 COO in favor of the guarantors of
the time certificates issued after the first suspension.
In pursuance of this confession of Judgment, an
execution was issued and placed in the hands Of Sheriff
Gortar who few minutes before IL o'clock effected
on enraI ard levied upon the remaining property Of
the nm. The doors were Immediately closed. lt
was stated in The Hercd of yesterday that among
other attachments one had been Issued for the sum Of
SIS coo. The complaint was however atterward
and under the circumstances no process OF law was
necessary for its recovery. We were informed thas
on The closing Of the house there nothing IN the
vault bu, some So 600 or $1,000 IN gold dust which
lad been placed there on special deposit aud could
not Therefore be touched. judgment was also con-
fe-sed Yesterday BY Page, Bacon Co., In favor OF
r NJ. Hsight for the sum Of 90, 600 on promissory
note, payable in sixty day.
a,certaining but it is thought that both here and at
st. Louis they will be more than sufficient 10 cover
tie liabilities. Considerable anxiety was felt yestcr-
div i'm regard TO the $500 GOO sent home by Page Da-
o..
in accordance with with the ruling of the Postmaster
General on former occasion the gold dust sent home
can be secured for the OF the drafts aud that
no los will be sustained
Some tine after the bank had closed, poor woman
contIiyed TO gsin admiitance and presented check
for s7CO There was not dollar In The vauli which
conid he made available. The poor woman appeared
very much distressed and Dir. +. W. Page handed
to Ter his watch, valued at $3.50, aud s25--a the
the change he hadin his pocket and also informed
her that be would be personally responsible FOR the
By telegraph last night learn that the house Of
Pace. Bacon 4 Co. at Sacramento paid all demands
nres.utod at the counter yesterday, and published
Notice stating that there sufficient funds in their
ynuI,s 10 ne all demands. II expected that the
paw would resume business this morning.
P,cr Bacon q Co. ~ SAcRAMESTO.-Ihe news OF
the faure Of Page & Bacon, says The STATE Ioura0l
received last evening caused CONSERVATION almost
acnsI 10 that of month or two since. Depositors
sere alarmed, and grand rush was made toward the
ofs;ces of the sheriff and County Clerk: A Deputy
sheriff i en- duty watching the Banking House OF
Pace. Bacon & Co. to tee that no treasure Is alb
sfrected.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS..
GENERAL COMMITTEE OF DEMOCRATIC
WING YOUNG MEN


Tie regular monthly meeting of this Committee was
held lat evening at The Broadway House, JANIS IL.
WALSH presiding; THOMAS c. AcTos and PIERRE Q.
VAN WICK yite-Chairmen; WILLIAM II. BRowss
and ROBERT II. MAcor, Secretaries.
Mr.. THoarsns of the Eighteenth Ward moved the
e1pul ion of Delegate named Bellows Of thnt Ward,
FOR attaching his TO vile and scurilous address,
in which tho Wing Committees disrespectfuly
treated. This adopted with m sch unnnirnity after
being debated by Mossrs. MllEken, Bonly W. Jones
and Others
Mr. WILLIAM T. b. MTLLIKFS Of XVIII Ward Of
fered the following resolution WHICH was adopted.
Eeoed That the opinion Of tbs Committee Il exp"a
ent 70 present fellow citzens cecaraii9n ot pnepif'
Is the basis o fo the Wbg party In the ensiag cam
rau and tfat public manifesto 1e IN ucA nan ncr az
NAV be oeed the authority Of the Whis General Com
The CHiIRHAS designated as members of his Com
mittee Messrs. MilIiken, Samuel Brown CT AlNth
Ward. Samuel T. Mckinney Of With War, Pierre
G.. Van Wyck Of With Wosl and Wiliia % Jones OF
XIII Ward. On motion the officers OF the som'nitiee
were added TO the Committee. The Comtattee then
adjourned.
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COMMISSION as OF rOLlcg.

The Commissioners Of ,'ice met yesterday ATE scca
in the Mayor, Office for IL trial Of pccemen ch-NscA
with violation Of the rulcy and fegusson and sre
lotions Ct duty. Tho css's'f Capt rsehe't' ForsA
Wafd was rea rrnsd and t,e se-imon)'ef cue uf we
witnesses taken bai the evdcsee was o'an anmPst-
ant nature.
Judge RcehN counsel for tpt. Ditch y, atcr q fcw
pertinent r,maks submits shhe a. Far a. be wN
concerned
Mr. Graham eoanscl Cor ~ indiyidua taking thc
complaint summed mp at considerable e gfh, rcyicw-
ing The cvidcr sdduced dming me TIA, aud en-
denver, H. show 10 the Go anseicn thnt Tho ~
Can't. pnchcti vas a most sggpavsod 60, snd ono
Cor which n. ~ puli foff.it bic postum.
Two or three ,tb,r called, bu>ih parties
not being ready they Nerc a2pned lili Aext wcck.
The Borr,l thea adjourned.
uTcfsfurt.
The follow M }ec.o,e hav, hrrn made uccrntly by
he Commrfi rrs IN cures ri 4 before thsa NJ va
nous iimcs
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SAILING OF THE WALKER EXPEDITION

FrOm Tie Sdu FTdacsc0 Herald, Mayo
We announced in The Herald of yesterday the b1g
yests. having on board Col Walker and his men,
cleared On Thursday night about 10 o'clock for re
ale;o which i tie only port the Pacific side whisn
d In the hands of the Caslion party. the expedition
wcs 10 have sailed about two weeks ago, but the yes-
eel was hbeled by the parties by whom she had been
urovisioucd. settlement was however made a lew
DAYS ego and the United States Marshal released the
vessel. The libel for 1850, and the parties VINO
contracted 10 lrni-h the vessel with supplies Tor the
voyage fist sTeed TO accept Nicaragua stock IN pay
nent for ihe.r goods. but aferward changed their
minds end legal proceedings were therefore COM
uenoed. The vessel ives afteward attached By the
Sheriff for come other liability and Deputy Sheriff
was placed on board On Thursday night the Sheriff .
deputy was pacing the deck when Colonel W alker
care Up and reque s,ed him to come down toh capin
In orler that lie might show him some papers which
lie Lad in Lis possession. The Deputy Sheriff IN the
innocence Of his heart went below, when Col Walker
produced large bundle of papers done up IN red tape
and Immediately both lie and the Deputy Sberif CON-
uerced TO examine their contents While so engaged
the Deputy Sheriff thought be perceived a motion
cutie unusual in ships OF anchor, and started to 90 on
deck but his impetuoey was checked in the kinest'
ard bllndest by four Eve OF the expeoion-
lists Who arm,d 10 the teeth, suddenly made tneH az
Jtartnce. They informed the estonished Depuaiy
Sheriff that the ship under wegh-ihas under lhe
circumstances there was no in taking tne matter
TO heart and concluded by bringing forth bake. ~
champagne from the locker, advising the tep.J
Sheriff 10 drown care in flowing bumper Aies1 ~,
vessel had ct outside The Heals, the UePu'! Sv'a
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THE LIQUOR QUESTION At ELMIRA.

p0ndeuce nI Tue y. T. IEsU10V
ELNnRA. Thursday, May 81, 1888.
Since the first Of May the liquOr-dealers OF
this place, instead Of closing their bars have
sold more liquor perhaps than in any equal
space of time previous to that date. Oar
"City Fathers" (who BY the way deserve great
credit for their determined stand in favor OF law
and order) have recently brought suit against the
prcprietors of one Of eur largest public houses
Haiehts Hotel-for violation of the law Yester-
dsy the suit came off, and the defendants were
fined $25. This may be considered TO decide the
question for this city and hereabouts.
Yours sc X.
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poaneed Kpoa.Nc hingisn ss intoi>eena onp-rsu,vs
era unsi,,rd s,r a fce and cnigh,cnea ,N,p.e'
The following rcs1luti rs wcrc reported and snsr,
fnourly adopted:
sehsi Ii.l Ne rr.u u ~. iHgns election - -.
NOT Eai.ss proof q her ndhofeun q ne1ocrsfk 80.
Itss snd q The e~fs.rfy al Ike ~ -
- ?. 80 lke t.'s az uIei IN or on - rr-sriy<s
tsssfr, ssld fsfs-e,si,r
re~-s"a 1hs N ~ ps<ai dsicss 1ffhe Denscrs1e esk
aetbt w pc sce- thrasb rsusess fsrus ard To re
e0lsf .ns<-e- u 1a- opgsa-ut. s.lev~r cs1
rses'a,,. Nttife ANefiears. Wig knsw Nosh,.es-
- :. ~ - - essss.sous ru D srrs vsr0sy
He~essa iut ie.ees.s scfkiuf ID 1sylahf % flr~uf
fsn sho lsen ~ 't- A. flsnata- prsssf - ~ -
pl>s ssd sis~s
1hfe wss eTca arlu q ei,tl,.s.asnn ais;5syp4
by the meeting throughout. AM about cloal hsy
selarnfCd.
Several troninent Democrats were expected 10 a.
dress the nl.eiug but they did msls themselves
contemplated.
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TnK Mrusar AcADynr.--,rhs Annual Essmins-
lion NJ The We. Point Military Academy q going

TnE Mrrrr,ar AcADyNr--lh Annual Esansina-
ton nj the wctt Point Military Academy Is nv going
on in The prcr Of tho ollozieg Board os vst,rss
To Iicn Amos wlswei Maine Hoo Isaac Davis, Mss
be ass q Cote cosn re ilev inD.. yis,es.
d. H.. Nfw-foIi Col N. ShuhHr lpunsfvania, a. " Ess
su Msrylsidi a ~ be- Noih Carolina Col Jane. Are
rg Geo gsor james O. !. Lacy, kabsf % J1e tise
g. r. Caslrosn. Di.s.sssTpi tLat hsss, Iowa Co. Hsss
Cockor. y oo ,in Dr. James Joues Lousans. Prot w. w.
Msiksr. Ohio.
The exsmi lson viii occupy neady hza -wnshs-
The following gentlemen con yoss the 6ssdusaisg
Class this year;
GYMS b. psock Msss CornO1s Van CazaE Fs-s 0sa-
frss Wei ae ORC fuuus n WI ssr, g ssensssI osy.
NFH. o<orssh. ku.c' MSS ssgael bsre9 u, hs.s
Michael r. Sr1al Peln., Jehn sudoss ~ g5Fsssets
shoup is Jshn ". Tuner, III Alex. wets Y. pse'
~. M frssa Penn, Jane. u heticr Jr n. fre6.ick
Chds At ssse, frurcis Nc sss La Atsse sCoibsrss
NJ Iehu R. Ciufoh Co. Lewis Merrill, PenB.s wnL Ia
,sb OIios ch,s ". Taomas q, srEei Aimed T@s-s.
Del. Edwazd J.. Haftz, Penn Geo. d. Rugs az " 90
refes D. Bsuneti n \ Wa W Averel y = Js H. $50.
81 l,se 7i.'y ~ pryfD. Jr, p uni Iss = ien, H. ym
u Psasr ~ Henry ~. Lss q Mass Her " w fmc&rJ.
Penn. RsAt. {. Hi. NC; Geo hcc. Drk Peun
The oIats started four yean ago 9TH over fgy
members, but the rigors os military eincs ton have
diminished the nBmberto ,Ary-iour.
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FROM KANSAS.

From IN, Iavvsucs Hsaif Of FIRE. Sss. Msy -
The speciai sctioD for Eeprcsenta3ye 10 he Lar
;sst,re 10 GIL The vacaBecs msdc $40 By Informal
procscdings "a the Goth March WIS Ia II on the I'D
mat nerees ty 70 tie Goycrn'a.s prochrselon,
which resnlf3d in thu election II nno Fire sfata
tiolet in the lawrence District a. feio VS.
,si.. yo,s:e
sI ssr ssssadaS..; ...,...... -
rxsrv,I,g rsssed of quietly and 'Sitleut insrrup<
non ron so.-rs sidesis There a2i cared 10 be bus
,tie interest tai the election cot aide a Isvrences
This TrebabIy srose from The aet That the season "
very late and farm were busy pro- airing lar planting
me ,cnt .fing voteS were frol ps<ons sho 10 crafty
personsI tiaue ened he handf 81 the oppos-
ents Of Freedom sy thrsw,a az away 'es sutrsgsa.
TIE Whole nant = Of votert n this Dr it 3ss 81
the Ger sps In i ,runry.
Tic ,.euuer Emma II ssnsn, Caak. J. NJ Wing,
WIS raade fast !. our leyne Sundsy iast ntl,sut
o'cloef r. NJ. 4 Tang hsbrsf acarssr shict sD ever
M oar rAarf and The frt the kHlsas River which
WIS suslslsl wholly by private ontcrp'iss' she
had on board about fly passengfys, beAidss Jar
81. ,siit, OF 3eigh,. cayt. Wing ieforms rs ihs nc
fssnd 70 ol.siruc TORS IN ~ r-sei thorh whoSy
msacors.af.a with inc I'D, s~ss,ns 70 be pr sem
tin Tho river hos boz = pig. Guy - ~ ~
k},ing egr,n. Piaa 81 ~ sG42 en- ei'4se npis m
- ;cred hy he naaiag & anow and leo N the
u,ountniss will ccscmeDce N<sH nla SOS .sNs -
ne ,nsv ook Tor aiah watcr 90 ~ srs1 pon,ns-
We o. peoTio ssiorced she 2dr gls Of the Msna
~ IN ard "cIrsfsf oVl' two petty gyoE.
L'~ sb;c6 Ind made ?. ~ appearance among -
sroE' ~. n,. Jew weeks Down with the liquor iraf
9asai5 was Toe universal response, pGsis ineetlng
y, Ne hell on Tuesday cvsning tstslse effective
mssLs for venting tho iaturs usffs IN toe rsnr
ACID H. LsVTerce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-02

"Do you think you are iii 70 cte = said s "
mother to her neglected child, dopt know. Z.
The little girl, taking hold q ksr dirty dress S''
"spec,ing it; guess so, II 1s;ntsoo diny'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-02

PosrAoE TO Turks IsLkD.-We are requested
10 state Tat the postoEce at Turks leland being M
der the control OF the colonial Authorities there no ch.
Ger there TO collect behalfd the British Pos-Of e
Department the postage chareablc letters from s
United States conveyed to that Island by bnnsn
packets. Cnloss, therefore tc Bnhsh postage OF ~
postage Of 10 or 90 cents. eordDx TO distances
prepsi in the United States. ne sane "a upon ei
for foreign places mot Bnfihl m the West in'''~s
they cannot be Forwarded 10 flcir Destination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-02
EIGHT DAYS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA

ARRIVAL or THE STAR OF tn. WEST.