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months to run, taken from the Judiciary Con nIu..
who are understood to be opposed 70 IT, and plac.a !.
charge Of the Committee on Commerce, Who ~ AZ
10 be favorable 10 il.
BILLS PASSED..
To amend the Charter of the U. :. Insbri.,e A,,.
This bill was lost, and Mr.. BROOKS moyei a..
consideration, and tia: the motion DO Ibid on tho b.
BILE. Csrred.
To establish the fees of County JUICES
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. CROSBY Introduced the folowny conc arm,
resolution, which liz. Over under the rals.
Wh~ess BY srescu,ioa Of the Assembly dstea PeA,v,
49, lssS the Attorney General directed 20 r-pD "a ~
extent the title the Tao. hss e.eu ...s
su.h.d es The several msnefs aud ~ whom obtsis.i;
4fsd raercss he Ar rusy GENERAL, tie tth a,-cs
1855 reported that 10 the L,s, manor the ,,.
sbout seres 400 more hsd heeo sSnsahed AID 81
wSes ,he ioSi.p q is 10 short a. ace. I'D
suishsd ard that the incisn ute TO .Sou, so .l
been ex'iDsui.hed OF obtained b, .ny ooe;
Rssored NJ the Assembly, e0near Tast ths Atton.y.,
be hereby pruet>d 10 take such ne.ar-. a. M,
b. proper ,uher BY or Otherwise 20 tee, che v.
~ Of the titles ara sims Of all such aeh
in possession Of such lspcs
GENERAL ORDERS
Mr. SHERRtLL in the Cssir-Che Committee Of
the Whole took up toe bill TO Incorporate tbs Nss-
Grspsca Steam AND Csn,l Navigation Comp,ay
M.ssrs. BARR BISHOP, BROOKS aud HOP.
klNS 'svofed the bill
Mr.. LANSING was not prepared to oppose the sil
but he resly thought there were Lot sufcieOt ssN-
gusrcs tbroap sfoupd this Charter.
Mr.. DICKINSON thought different The bill va
grspo oIe-'s object Sas good. IL sas simply to
Encourage q Y.bkee enterprise. IL sculi do the
CiSy OF NtwYork good, and when tost is done. ecSt
results are served to the nation. lie hoped the bid
would pass.
The Senate bow went into Executive Session. aud,
on the coos teiDg openeo, the Granada CaaN o,i
was sgsin considered, aud finally ordered to third
reading.
GUARASrISE MARINE HOSPITAL.
The summary Of the AnDual Report OF this las ita.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Special Dispatch to The n Y. Tribune
wAsHrSGroS, Friday, MNch ., 1855.
The Brsadier General will not be appointed until
after the meeting Of the next Congress. Bsn Nc.
Culloch declines tie Msorshp and it is reported that
CoIonels Lee and Bragg viii also refuse TO accept.
The urgency ofthe service is such that Captains aud
Lieuenants of the new regiments will be appointed
without DELAY.
Gen. Dodge, the new Minister to Spain has had
several long interviews with Soue.
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lotHi. 5000 .....'..''s''''.'.''
Mortality for the year = 10 per cent
LIENS on REAL ESTATE.

Mr. SPENCER had cossent Ia Introduce q bill
which provides no adgmeb decree sh Ill mere
after he lien upon resi- e.tse, unless transcript Of
the same sha bs filed within thirty days sftec docket.
ing the ssme in the Office of the Clerk Of toe Codaty
where the said real estate shall be stased or 10 zoe
oicee OF the Reg r'es OF the Couoties of New York
and Xii gs when the real es,aie Ia in sst counties.
Mechonics ieps on land in the Coo OF Ns~ York
and Kings shall hereafter bs flied With the Registers
OF said counties with the same torres and effect ~ II
filed with the Clerks of said counties All sa,d leas
shall ces,e 10 be such AZ end of five years the
date of flipg. The fees for sesrchpg shall be dve
hts for each year for each nsme for which searches
are made.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
Especially Reported for The N. Y. Tribuns.l

SENATE. ALBANY, March 2, ls55-4P.M
Mr.. HITCHCOCK in the Chair. The committee
resumed the consideration oil The Temperance Bill.
The queston pencmg was upoa the amendment of
Mr. w. Clark 10 strike out that portion of toe first
section which provides for punshing the mere keep
ling" by unauthorized persons.
Mr.. WILLIAMS remarked that the effect Of this
Amendment would BIZ 10 render the bill imperative
Nj. DICKINSON, if be thought 80, would no.
ssIctiOn the amendment for single moment; but be
did Lot think SO, and therefore favored the amend
meBt.
Mr. BISHOP again opposed this amendment and
maintained that the search and seizure clause was
not uncor stitUtionsl.
Mr.. CROSBY answered Mr.. B., denying that the
Marie Law was the chief question before the people
last fall
Mr.. PUTNAM spoke at some length against the
bill.
Mr.. HALsEY argued against the amendment,
after which
Mr.. CROSBY, in behalf of the minority Of the
Temperance Committee, reported another BILL which
be moved as an amendment to the majority bill. Pub
Isbed in yesterdays TRIBUNE.
Before any question was taken, the Senate ad-
journed.
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ASSEMBLY. ALBANY, March ..

Mr.. HEADLEY was unsoim,u sly cleared OF the
charge OF contempt. Mr.. PETTY WAS Likewise NJ
stored to good standing by vote of the House aNer
a lengthy debate Subsequently, the SPEAKER sd-
rpitted that he had probably committed an error Ia
bis decision touching the vote upon the Census bll
ne there fore rescnded the same.
A resolution appointing Committee Of Nine to
select private bills to be referred a committee to
report complete was adopted.
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srcbsl system-neero does-is ready -to-hand n
that country where, according to Mr.. Everett,
Slavery could not 60. II there be single reader
of The TRIBUNE with heart 90 dark and skull 20
dense az TO uphold that system, with its blazing
pyres and hounds of blood let him examine the
sim Die, uDadorned brutality Of the above advertise
ment. John Long. - above named. adver-
tises in a Democratic geographically so on
its title page-nsy, more: not an easy going Dem
oc,stic journal, but Democratic sdvo ,ate-shst
is, takins Democracy the text of It's intellect
us being. and iDfusing il into its current discus
.iops. great and little. Next, John Long sdver.
tise in paper whose editor has pitched his ty-
pogrsphic.l tent in LexingtOn-a name utterly
sacred to lberty-a place as dear 10 the memory OF
America as Marathon was 70 Greece-ans Ppellat'on
which the hunters of Kentucky seizedupon for their
settle ment Of enterprise and heroism, - the no
blest in our history up TO l775. Vainy would the
pen attempt to describe the mendacity which 90
defles the nance Of Democracy and Lexington as
to duplicate them in the title Of 8 newspaper
wbose support comes from such advertisements
% the above blood hound horrors. For five dol
lars q day John Long will travel any distance
with bic dogs. He wants nearly thirty pieces, if
be has much trouble in catching the victim; and
be IL "eIplicit to prevent any Misunderstanding
about requiring pay for bis own and his animals
service if q negro should kill any of them while
engaged in the delicate duty Of extracting por-
tiop of the calf of human leg or rib-covering,
CT whst-not. He is fair-spoken. The nairdf o.
q brigsnd or bravois not more perfect, than that
of John Long and the editor of The LeIington
Democratic hdrOcate. No: debsuch the dog
make bis pative scent for food the means Of muir
der Up and at them. the poor shivering slaves,
sors of poverty and shame, lorn, landless, and
almost God. forssken, under the labor saving
machinery of hounding them to their fastnesses
Nor will John Long let the negro go free if the
master came. pay the expenses Perhaps he
was inspired TO this sense Of his dues by study
Ing the character of Commissioner Ingrsham or
Hsllet, and would not let the East beat him even
in Tranquil bsseness-in the calculations of price
after the exciting pleasures Of the hunt were
over.
The theory of the softening arts-whst is its
worth, when the press Of Anglo-Ssxendom co.
forces diaboli.m, unknown, in the desperate mean
ness and cruelty of its details, to the scalping
savage, He at least scents out his victi n, aud
runs his mortal risk But the hunter with the
blood houpds-. Compared with his trade
that of the highwsyman is decent and manly.
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MALL. ROBBERY.

OoDEssBURG, Friday, March 8, 1855.
Two persons in this city, formerly stsgediyers,
have been committed by the United States Commits.
soners, in default of o. 900 bail in each case on
charge Of robbing the mails
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We learn from Albany, tina. Lieut.. Gov. Raymond
I'ists upon ST. Johns appointmen. for Bank Supern-
tendent, before DR.. Thompson's nomination for
Health Officer is acted upon, and that Raymonds
vshes will be acceded to- notwi,hst .ndDg the many
RESPONSIVENESS which have been made against St.
John.
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Up TO o'clock this wornine, uptbing bad been
heard of the steamship Pacific from Liverpool.
The steamship sem by the Canals when four
DAYS out from Liverpool WAS three masted
.tesner, and was most probsbIy ',e Union, hence
(Feb 10Y for Southampton and Havre.
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THE RECENT KIDNAPPING CASE IN PHIL
ADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, March Q, 1855
The man Waruick charged with kidnapping fe-
male slave from Mississippi, has been released on
writ of habeas corpus, one appearing to sustain
the charge.
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DEsHLERs ANTI-PERIoDIC OR FEVER AND
AGuE Puts remedy that seldom fails Read the follow
Ing vsiusble estiDony: September 1851
9. D. DEsHLeR-Desr Sir: We the Subscribers. citizens Of
the village Of Frankfort and vicinity. lille would
lousy withhold from useless article feel
prompted BY duty and gratitude and certify the
Anti Periodic Pills Having used them In
families Il than act Of justice to Sir TO
that expectations than realized Our chs and
fever Immediately and sppetes and health
restored BY their mid but potent sgency and hesitate not
that IN the Fever and Ague honest opn
lon they fer exceed every other medicine with which
sequaisted We cordially recommend them to all sufferers
from this dssgreesbe disorder.
J. W. DAWSON, JOHN WILLIAMS,
JANE HISS H. TIspALr,
T.. M PERSON, HIRAM ELwoop,
SAMUEL PHILLIPS JcHx D. SrAsING.
Three of the above subscribers worthy members OF
church. and all Of them persons Of good
bity and truth; and what more, have know that
their certificate is Yours truly
X l.. FRAsEs. Pastor M E. Church
Frankfort Circuit Black River Conference, N Y.
For sale by CHssLEs DEsHLER, Atept at the wholesale
Depot No. Sal BToadwsy, n. Y ALEC by BOYD p,vL, No.
lee Chamber q CLicxESEs Co. No 81 Bar ilayG;
G. II RING, of John St and Broadway; WELLS
Co, No. us Frsnhnst. V. RusHroS Astar House aud
corner Of Causs and Broadway and by Druggists generally
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CONVICTION FOR MURDER.

SYRACUSE. Friday JMarch 2, 800.
The Jury in the case OF Alfred Fyler the charge
Of the murder Of his wife, which has besn on trial
for the last seventeen days after being out about We
bours returned with verdict Of guilty He will be
sentenced tomorrow morning
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THE sLOOP-OF-wAR JAMESTOWN.

THILADELFHIA, rTIuHyj MHrcn ,, 100.
Commodore Stewart has received an official notice
from Naval Constructor Har' -, after careful ex-
animation Of the Jan estown, he finds her fully sea-
worthy, and tit for three years cruise. The report
to TIE contrary arose from an anonymous letter.
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RAILROAD BILLS IN MAINE.

BANGOR, Friday, Nj srch = 800.
Both Of our Railroad bills were accepted to-day by
the following vote Penobscot sDd Kennebec X. K.
Losn-Yeas. 1880; Nays, so. Penobscot and Up
River X. r. Loans-Yeas, l,2ioi Nays, 200.
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HoLLowAYS OINTMENT AND PILLS-The
only sure spd immediate remedy for Salt Rheum; acting N
medstey on the absorbent dissrss the poisonous
matter floating In the bod sDd thus purify this vi stream
rvss ens tone ana ysOs to =. the FUNSTON: of bfe Sold
strand London and BY all Dussss 2sc 6c and 81 Der
rot or box
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DEATH OF A MINISTER.

BosTos, Friday March 9 1855.
The Rev. Frederick I. Gray, Pastor of the Bull
fBchst. Church, Unitarian died this morning. His
disease was cancer in the stomach,
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CArrGA Co.-Anti Hndoo Supervisors are chosen
in Aurora and Genoa. 1t is reported that the Ten
perance men have s nsiO,iiy in the Board of Super
yisCrs
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
NON-ARRIvAL OF THE PACIFIC.

SANDY HOOK, Saturday, March lO--a An.
Nothing has ye. been seen of this point Of the
steamship Pacific, over due from Liverpool.
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Menu lnrk Dadu @ibuare
SATURDAY. MARCH 10, 1855.

Advertisements raE TRisoss Of Monday ought TO b
sent In before e'eioct on Saturday evening
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eaiehips RUNAWAY rEGkoEs. 81 the folio sing
For hunting i've dollars have travel ds
every day viii be charged IL soins sad returning
bunting and st the Not less than i've dol
l,rs Will be charged any where the Neg
before reach the place From fifteen to twenty dollar
u be charged for catching according TO the ooole the
Nesro wspors tie charge oil he made according TO the
fsenIty bad IN taking him he kills some OF she
6oss the charge will be governed BY the above s'eA
explicit prevent any nandne The owner OF
tie save pay all express 10 all venture 10 snszea
20 any bavins slave runaway that the better pan
the when the OF they
intend hiding Of all ard let other 90 ia the dee
uon. II they hnow which way the runaway wens - May
persc having to hunt the trsek sne fall
ne sesd for the dogs and then psrhsps fail In con
sequence catch their and thus esoseessy fsn the
Terms 1.-THE money not paid II the time the
gro hunted for caught ne viii be held bound for the
money be found homo al times, i've and bali
ues Of Lexington except when bunting With the dosa
Feb IA 1888 JOHN LONG
Lexington, In Missouri. 10 near the frontier Of
ksnsas, and 90 the Growing glory Of the patti
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FRIDAY, March Q,

MILITIA LAW.
Mr.. BROOKS presep ted a remembrance Of the Sew
enth Regiment, First Division New-York State Mill
tia, against any alteration in the Militia Law Of the
State.
QUARAsTISH PROPERTY.
Mr.. SPENCER presented a remembrance against
the sale of the Quarantine property
Mr.. y. afo had bis bill to regulate interest on notes
drafts ar bills Of exchange rot having more than sx
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The new Mosquito Kingdom seems to be in
bad WAY. 1t has lost both the head of its Gov
ernme Mt and the Commander Of its Forces and it
is question whether the Legislative and Execu-
tive genius of the one, or the generalshtp and
heroism of the other can ever be replaced. How
this catastrophe occurred We know not, but still
are unable to deny the affirmation of those who
say that it is beyond remedy. The story is that
the Honorable W. Cost johnson, and General
Kinney have determined not to colonze the Mos
quito shore and accordingly have resigned, the
one the Presidency and the other the Captain
Generalshp Of that precious concern, the Central
American Land and Mining Company. We con-
graduate them on this determination. Prudence
is The better part of valor.
He who runs awsy
May live to fight another day"
IL the ex President and the eK-General thus
abandon the claim Of rivaliDg Alvarado or Cortez
in the pages of history, they also avoid the dan
ger of perishiDg by fever, or by war. We learn
that ex. Senator Cooper is appointed to succeed
them, with full powers. His powers must be
very foil indeed to resuscitate this obsolete and
illegal scheme. II johnson and Kinney broke
down under it, when it was fresh and the public
cr.dulous, how is Cooper now to make out any
better The case certainly looks hopeless, and
we advise all parties connected with it, to resort
to some more honest means Of earning liveli-
hood and leave the Mosquito Coast to the slliga-
tors and fevers that now hold it in undisturbed
pos siop
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ONE DOLLAR PER YARD 10 900 yards splen-
did Fpsh Tapestry BRUssELs CARPETS OF John Or SLY
sons mste bsfsy Epssno four sbilogs yard So 900
wards beautiful INGRAs CARPETs HIRAM ASDEksoNs great
Carpet EstahlisbmeLt, No 30 Bowery.
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MHALIO's SPRING STYLE or HATs.-PeOpie
vbo hpov do sy that wEALIo hiss brought this spring
mo-. dssbrs spr style HATs Give him call before pur
ebssipr corner Of Bfo.d~sy aud Cana st
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The following appears in Missouri Journal,
TIE Lexington Democratic Adv,cste:

"a NEGRO DOGS.-I would inform the
"a citirens Of Holmes County that still have my Ne
a GRO DOGS and that they .reia ~ 81
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS & Co. have removed
to No lss Broadway 0ey st. where they offer full
Of their PLATFORM and COUNTER and also
the extensive variety Of Weighing Apparatus found
In the United States
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Fresh importation of CARPETS az a low mark,
for 1855 b. BIRAM ANDERSON. No 80 Bowery The largest
Of Medallion Velvet Tapestry Busses Three ply
Insrn CARrETs reduction of 80 per cent 10 prices
Remember. No. 80 6owery.
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GENTLEMEN's BYRON COLLARs.-We now
offer full assortment OF the mot desirable styles prepared
pressly for sprins Also Gloves su,pende aud Cravss
Wholesale and retail.
Ira PyRyco a. soS. No 6i Nssssust
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SPRING STYLE Doors SHOES, AND CATERS
Watkins No liza Fultons invites inspections Of his Spring
Styles which will DE found nnved for beauty aod durabi ty
The sdmrsble 6og Of his CHAUssUREs extes the Of
his dsws forth euog from all OF
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SHAWLS, SHAWLS-Just received from AUCTION
large lot Of rich Cashmere Long srosque Sbsw Of
dessps sI.o Tibet and Grape Shswls will offer HIS
prices lower than thew have ever been sold at In
this country. II LEADBssTER 20,
No 347 Broadway, cor. L. ousrd-st.
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STRING, 1s55-CUsTOM DEPARTMENT.-Ou

stock Of CLOTHS ChssnEREs and VSsTsGs for Spnne sns
n nov read, Inspection embscog tins tn-t ne
and desirable ofou inp ration Inc carter
tbs Department headed by Mr. VAS PgLT are srsu OF
tbe frat their Of COATS VESTS snd PANTS
end h to pain. or expsnss 70 make
this popular Department Of oVr bas1e" The oirec
tiops to this effect LIST To make every garment up % tae
beet standard Of ard workmanship the qualify % Dc
sly W. fairly Represented % To br prompt the very hour
esyment promised; snd. 30 To be iule lower IN prce
n an garments descppu car b. bad for esew1ere
Dty A. Co Nos zS9 O Broadway.
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"THERE WAS SOUND OF kEyELRY BY
EIGHrr-Lsdies y you wish Write Satin KID and haeo
Cater Doors White Satin and Kid Balls, Par
ties wedoDss &c Aso, L,de. Misses. Boys and CHI
dyens Doors and eHoEs the syes patron zs
j B. NILLER & 90 No. 1874 Canal st.
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10. a.otheY requin,ion arrived fem-sdng ne rpor
Sboher ten year od tooictme1f.
Cu the evening Of the 2ls: Of July 1854, beth par-
r.Its De wing been i-d vss discharged ro custody
by he oessien o. Judge Walker u Madison, Ind.
As.n foil 8, ,hose ssvebcldine Keutuckisns return
70 puI DIR my PREMISES; and under the guIse Of sF
my houss is robbed OF is en,ue con'ers, my farming
uiepsils seized, my grain, hsv, 81. are taken
away. my cattle snc other stock driven o. Gnd am
deo,iva Of nv entire perso0sl pro lerty, ev-a 70 my
w.rirobe. Nothing whste 'er is left u-oa the place
s.ve i'e growing crop The property seized amoCatrg
70 10000.
At ire mex. Circuit Court their writ Of s,tschnen.
is disnssed and il becomes the da:y OF the ocsr 20
IetBn the properly 70 my possession. irs,ead OF
tina be secretly sels whist hsd not before osea dos
troyed, md the II ,veholders pocKss the money
Are they satisfied nowf No. While visit 70
my aged mcth.r in Vermont, 70 ~ ,eIe advantage Oh
NY sbsepce, stesi aud sell my crops, poeket the
orey; ana when | return 70 make pay meat OF
81 eco 90 my place. Ia have nOtbing vito witch 10
mshe lam bereft OF my last douN, tae payment
due and pennless
rhi. lat Spring, TO prevent nv sending OF tenants
10 tss care IT Ihe place they broke oSen and de-
Doishtd ak of my dwelling. CHOOSES, and burned the
seventh.
My olose confinement in he four different prisons,
smoun's 10 ls3 Gays, and the lcss OF property 70
81 COO.
You have here but the outline of my perSecGtons,
81 are q liberty to msse such Use OF them as your
superior udgueut shall dicta.e.
Respectful and truly yours DELLA WEBSTER
This remarkable history is authenticated By toe
most perfect documentary evidence, which Miss
Webster ia able at any time to produce, and which
has been seen by many persons of distinction in
different parts of our state. 1t shows very dis
tinc,ly what sort of laws manners and usages are
To be expected in Slave States. those who are
Indifferent to the spread of Slavery over free ter
ritory may yet live TO feel themselves the iron rod
of that tyranny about which now they are 80 10
different Miss Webster's history shows that
there are many individuals in Kentucky who are
hrgo-mnded, gallant, and disposed % do what little
lies in their power for the relief of such suffering.
tut they are utterly poweress 70 stay the hand Of
injustice; and 50 Will al individuals ever be in
State whose institutions recognize and uphold the
most arbitrary despo,ism which is 10 be found on
the face of the earth. Ii. B. STONE.
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DEArH OF DUDLEY SELDEy, Eso.-A letter received
by Jan es w. Ous, esq, dated ,ris, Nov. 2, sn-
nourccs the death of Dudley Selden esq OF this city
otter short ltess. He had Q strose Of spp'plexy
sbc0t four years sgo in Pals and has been an invalid
ever since that time; his friends therefore we're not
wholly prepared for the intelligence OF bis death.
Dueley Selden was formerly prominent member of
the bar of this city. and wos well known, th ough not
successful ss politician. lie commenced his poli-
cal as Den ocrat, and elected to Congress
BY the Tsnmsny Democracy Of this city in 1892. To
the surprise and disappointment Of bis political
cses he opposed the policy of President Jackson aud
o. biz paery In reference 70 the rech Of the United
States Bank, and finally resigned his seat before the
expiration of his 'erm that bis constituents might tes-
THY their approval of his by rejecting him. an
opportunity OF which they neglected to avail thsm-
selves Mr. Seden then joined his fortunes 10 Mr.
Cays, and was SHOWN for The remainder Of his DAYS
a. q Wbig. He was the candidate of that party once
or twice tor important III ces but with any sue
cess. BY the death Of his father. law Mr. Packard
. Cuban planter Of immense wealth, Mr.. Selden came
into the possession ef large estate which has
epgrossed all the time which he hal had occ sson or
Inclination TO oevote business Of any kind since
that time Amos. immediately after the desh of Mr..
Packard be EFF with his family for Paris, where he
resided Until his death. Eve. Por..