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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-04
CITY BINDERY

Burlington, Iowa.
tn Coolbaugh's Building, under the Telegraph
L Printing Office, Main Street.
Music. Magazines, ind all kinds of Periodicals
neatly and substantially bound
Pamphlets, Checks, receipts &c., &C., stitched OF
bound to order. STEPHEN T. ACRES.
April %. hptf
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sA- The Springfield, Gil. Journal no.
ticing preparations for the fair Of the San
CANON Agricultural Society, to be held
25th October next, says:
sThe fair is to close with an eauestrial
| trial BY young ladies and to her who dis
plays the greatest skill and dexterity in ri
ding and managing her animal, fifty dollars
will be awarded-to the second best twenty
five dellars. These txo last premums are
offered BY the young men Of Springfield. We
anticipate 40 interesting competition; and
this will be among the pleasant features Of
the fair" ,ss
Weadmire = graceful equestrian That
young ladies are able "to Sc" and manage
horse with ease, ian accomplishment
certainly. But when they consent to en-
ter 4 giaditoriaI ring, exhibiting their
graces, bone and muscles, for the mastery,
along side Of blood horses, short horns,
Inerinoes., shanghais and berkshires, we
cannot say that it increases our respect for
their good sense o. modesty, however We
might admire their agility. ali a1 8
A Coon JOKE. The city authorities
Of Ma5syilie, California, recently passed
an ordinance for the removal Of outside
stairs in that eit While the Council
were in session lsw days after, the stairs
leading 10 IL council chamber were re-.
moved and d.the dignifcd members Of that
boaf rere compelled to ashin down the
posss If the bsilding.
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Kelsey, SHORT & co.
WHOLESAI,E GROCERS

%oss trset, one door north OF w. F. Jones s. Cos.
a N Nsiving large stock Of Groceries which will
@salast very low figures.
ne soold call the attention Of Country Merchants
= our ess and prices, which consist in part of he
Rslchas Syrup;
Sugar House Molas.es;
Plantation
Clarified Sugar;
New 0tleans
Loaf
Crushed q
IA ress@ OF al grades and prices;
Dned Fruits cordage;
n.n nmats, Star and Tsllow; Lemon Syrup;
Tspper, Ginger. Ahpice. Gloves, Cinnamon:
Saimegs, Raisins and Figs: ~
Buckets and Tubs;
Salt, Glass. Nails, Ae., 10.
AlsaS. HlEsEY, SHORT 4 co
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4 - PiTrsByRoH, june %.
st. ,Paups Catholic Cathedral was sdedi.
Gated with highly imposing oeremosies.
Archbishop Hughes, Of New York IA Bishops
and 10 priests took part in the ceremonies,
which were witnessed by over 5000 persons.
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TOBY LINcHpIN

e Lemons md Oranges BY Express /
Hunt 4 r6s ssss ssFsss ss4 d !, fe s -,
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The British brig Buffalo i. still detained At
Holmes Hole, under churge Of the Revenue
Cutter, Jatnss Campbell. OHicers hava been
dispatched BY the us Marshailof this city
to investigate the complaint of the passen-
gers ON board, who. allege that they hayo
been kidnapped for, the war in the Crimes.
instead Of the work On railroads in Nova
Scotia. The investigation may occupy sew.
erai days. dHezssI ifisa si.3 fs s-'rg
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;" o. 3snan..y - y 4 OF. LorIs, june Zoe
Nineteen Mormol, missionaries with the
Utah mail, arrived at Atchison, on tho
22d: They report soeing no Sioux Indians
on the route. Four horses wsre stolen. ,Ex-
pect no danger. q isrs'5
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DAGuERREOrYPEs
UAG y kW M MEOTYFEH IN
T. L. NURSE.
over W. II. Nauro,s store,

ION the south side ef Jefferson saeset, est Of MAin
II has just rcturred from Chicago, with . Cow
IL piete esseHneat Of Cases. Of ali Styles from the
cheap 81 SO case TO the finest French. ALSO, dne
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'..-.s.l' '.5'g9 i9fi sMitfoS, Pa, Juse,o6s
y. The locomotive ofthe passenger tram from
Siagara, was thrown Of the track thres miles
above here yesterday, in consequences q a
iand slide, and turning OVER DOM ant en-
oankment :, twenty feet high. rigbted issalf in
the canal. The engineer, fireman and ono
passenger were carried down WITH the snginc
bu: escaped without injury.
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.G4 So s.tii 99BosToS, Juno 25.
A letter from Holmes Hole states that tho
kovenue Cutter, James Campbell, anchored
OIL there Sunday, having in charge the British
brig Buifalo, from New York and for Mirmi.
chic, Nova Scotia. The cutter fell in with the
brig, when number of German passengers
on board appealed for projections, stating
they were engaged in Nav York to work on
railroads in Nova Scotia, bus'suspcctfd they
were IN reality designed for British service,
IN the Crlnea, and asked TO be taken out Of
the vessel. The captain Of the cutter will de-
tam the brig until the matter has been wholly
investigated
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:
/! ceptable to many of them-but the actuary
decided the proposition "out of order''.
. sale, and nothing but q sale out and out.
| would suit the vieYs of the Actuary,
The Office was then appraised, and offered.
through a friend, to takeit at the appraise
ment-but word was returned me that the
ActuAry did not intend to abide the appraise-
| ment, and would not sell to the Hawk Eve
ct the price fixed by the appraisers-but On
the following morning he did transfer ssthe
whole Telegraph printing Office, to the Hawk
Eye, and, as understand, at the appraised
value, or so nearly 80 as to leave no excuse
for Dot allowing nae another opporl unity to
secure it. Why this preference should have
been given to the Hawk -Eye--why Was thus
uncel enormously excluded from an opportu-
nifty to save something of the wreck Of i've
years. labor-Heaven only knows. ann far
from censuring Messrs Dunham & Brown, Of
the Hawk-E Eye for purchasing-it was their
privilege-and in the whole transaction they
have acted most honorably towards myself.
Ihave thought that some such statement
as the present was due to myself. and due
also u the patrons of the paper, and especi-
ally due to Its old creditors. Il felt natural
and just pride in perps. uating the name and
existence OF the Telegrapll-Ih had been with
It from the beginsing, j Hattered myself that
It vas respectfully and kindly regarded BIZ
the public, and had grown to, Il as q "a.
rent groxs to the developing endearments Of
his oiispriDg. To part from Il was to sun
der tho tenderess ties Of the heart, and / strur.
gied against destiny with all the 'tenscisy
OF hope which binds man 10 the latest brea-
things Of his dying child. had also tho't
that it had been th. yneans ff perd.r;n, ss,h a
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- JOHN S. DAVID.
WhoLESALEa and Retail Gtocer. Commission nd
~ Forwarding Merchant.
rs "a'ef street, between Washington and columbit
Burlington, low.,. ~
Wili carefully attend to all business eutrused
"a aearc. Charges satisfactory.
=. W ]. /. COREE
h0LkSAlsE and Retail pcalcr IN Books. .Statioac.
tyand Fancy articles. north side Of Jefferson stre,
eeeween Msin and Third, Burlington, Iowa.
WIN. STUR0IS,
AALSk IN HATS, CAPS, FUkS AND REAn'
MADE CLOTHING.
Seosrson atreef, Sd door beloU Main,
MarsA II, 50. .o""
~, =. q, HEINSHEIMER & Co.,
w SESInnSALE and Retail Deslers in all kinds
's0n'st north side, between Main and Third,
Burlington, Iowa.
a ~. Ssya...receiyca large invoice of
sst, ,.i, S,etllg and Summer Clothing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-22
Port OF New York, February II, 1855.

CLEARED.
Steamship Florida, Woodruff, Savannah Mitchill.
Steamship Marion, Foster Chareston Spoord Tleston
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, Norfolk &c, Ludlam 4
ship Guy Maunerns, Freeman, Liverpool, Taylor &
Ship Great Republic Limeburner Liverpool, A A Low
Ship Constitution Britain, Liverpool Grinne Mnturn
Ship John bright, Cutting, Liverpool williams Guion.
sbip Hudson (Bremh NOrdenhoz, Brsmen, Hennings, Null
swansSS Reed New Orleans. Ewss Co.
ss SaIy bii,. Re S,as
schr Enchantress, Jayne, Savannah, AcCready Mott
sehr Albert Mason Smith, Charleston Dollne! Potter
Rr Hsd sS sxsnaa Dsf Bsds 1ms'
ssSp snSds saS g nas Briggs
s,e.mhip Baltic Comstoc. Livsrgeol Feb 10 "A; Pm
:sp Aurora @s Standing Ing
pss hss1S
Weather split foresail, mainsah and jill Took pilot
Bark Snwssd @ Ware: Palermo % day. with fruit.
weather Feb IT, lat IS o. lon 6s So sanaliaed an Amer
bark showing four signals tho white and red
and blue perpendicular fourth blue white blue hor
Bark Rambler tof Roehlanp. Packer, New Orleans IS
days with m0lasses to Morgan Co; vessel to White
Brig Ferniee sard), Peerano Genoa rs days with mar
& and d hss weather en- naS
'ss ss s9S BSwsy sAi R Is days
with potatoes and turnips 60 master.
Schr labea Faulkner Boston She lies ct anchor above
Hurlgate
scbr VIM Gregory, Crockett, Boston.
Sehr VIM Brown, Holbrook, Boston.
Schr Homer Parker, Boston, 2 days.
Schr Com kearney, Parker, Boston, days.
Scbr Iaoou Norris, Boston days.
schr w X Eurnham. Croweil, Salem days.
Schr Austin, Hall, Plymouth. sN
sohr Mnton, Wareham. She is anchored 1T Harris
Island.R
Schr Bay State, verrell, Roekland.
Schr Grin Cowl verrel, Rockand.
Schr Samuel Rankin, -, Rock1and.
Schr Ellen Jones, Rockland.
Isna III b.
BELOW.
Bark ooia, from st Marks-By pilotboat Mary Taylor
Also, two banks, unknown
The bark Emperor reported below by potbost, is
doubt the Empire arr yesterday.
SAILED.
Steamships Atlantic, Liverpool; Florida Savannah Ma
zion Charlcson Roanoke Norfolk, &c ships Lady Frank
lin, and John Bright LyerIool Aeghanian Cork Hindos
tan, Calcutta; Adirondack Glasgow; barks Maine Law
Menteyideo; James NJ Hicks, Rotterdam 81
Wind durinx the day N.
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Notices to Mariners.
ns as that s sss SsaSs
teen carried from their stations b. e and Will be replaced
At Rotumah Sept l by letter Capt Packard Frank
Al Zanzibar N s. BY Ieise! from Capt smith, clsora,
AZ Johanna in July Messenger, Baker NIB sp re.
spoken-Sev O. NO lat &e Venice Lester NL all well,
ay letter. latl2 n, lon IS W, Union Macy, NIB 20
Spoken.
pcs f.S lon IS 'l'" view o''''n' 0' LAYER
nc Sn@s9 s:Iss f. I D.e soundns'
Brig Kols, from 81 Croix for Atskapas, Feb OF Ship
Bnio Tosno wrecked a. Abaeo had insurance vessel
sems MAaY q and from ws;.pot for Boz.
ysushns Island Tle dssk load 81 wood va. thrown
day She has since ssd but be saved after dshars
Two bale. y sS ,sn xs.s x n
ter dech did not appear have been long in
savsnn.h Advertised sPS5s fsassipSi. sp' n' vas"
BRIG sHAcxyonp tof Easpcrt, DelAn from Aiexanaria
miles u HsSsns ON inst About TOO bis
smith, II s
lance has been under water but will all be saved da
received other trsins damage should weather prove
favorable, she may be saved.
Bare Moro, from Portland for Matan.s. which won't
10th, In order to 20 tho ways for repairs
BR scHR Aporrs Baltimore from 50 Christopher ex
pcrenced heavy weather; carried away mainmas, lost
sails &c
% :. New e or . .hA A
telegraph TO have arrived NOreans I9th but nothing
said o. her having been ashore.
BRIG LADY LAKE. (of Belfast CottrelI, from wey
%.S,h rs iSr csstsns put into o,cSsssssr g,s Inst
having experienced very heavy weather.
Sem NARY AM, Of and from Westport wrecked Cape
Porpose, was built In Essex, Macs. Is years old.
Bare Poros Of Portland portion Of whose wreck
ana insured so q % M ss AZ
York There for her ct the
Ocean once portlsnd Of the nothing y yet Known
Foreign Ports.
BEyRour-sld Dec &c bark L Hobart Hodgdon, Bos.
CARprsAs-Arr Fob brig Cynthia, Green, Havana
HAvAnA-Au Feb II brig Chin,, LemAn, Newburyport
MoSrreo BAy jim port about Jan ~ schr kben sawyer
sssgx ss cass9Sm Yf.s7 brig Copeland, Moore.
sr yo " ION SB@cS Fss Is sea Margaret. HsnsS.rry s
Rio JasrrnoIn por, Dec q bark Joseph Maxwell, Far
rell, for Norieans; and others - before v,,.
suna ana Porto csSso day load for port in the
Ass Il 40 Jan sek ass .shs washington Res Gus.
Richard, Ssrbsaos. ia 5sh ier tuSs I5.h indsa
ccss Martinique ana cd s fsr Pors AZ faes
sS S1 Porto S reported I. per Dan va ssas s
por,e CsbsoG Ieus Knosiscs Barbados tHnd ca Ssh
isr HsSssuw,; Sshr Chs Roberts Lsslssoa, ousassups
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Che mango Canal Hamilton, Thomas L. James; Oxford
s. IL Fsrnham; Binghamten, HAmdsn X. Pratt. Gene
see Valley CanalScottsve, James r. Beck with Mount
Morris, Norman Seymour, Jr Dansvills, Anthony p
Wood Orame, James p Rownsvile Black River Canal
Boonville, Nelson G. Grant Oneida Lake Cansl-Hggns
Thomas @. Haley. Seneca River Towing Path-Bald
winsville James g. Smith.
sUPERINTnDRfTs OF REPAIRS,
Erie Canal-Ssc. !, =; p Nehemiah ST. John, Rexford
Little Falls; Chauncey Ewood Frankfort 0, Amaziah
D. Barber New London; 2, Henry K. w. Bruce, Lenox;
8, James Mead, Fayetteville; o. Charles H Weed Jor
dan; 10, Daniel Gates Palmyra II, Alexander Bah
Foot Buffalo. Champlain caual-sec. ], Cornelius A.
Russell, schuyervile 2, g. Csrswell, Fort Eiwards;
Cayuga and Seneca Canal-D v, seckstt, Seneca Falls
Che%rng Cansi-D N Bsdisnt, Millport cbemgug
Lake Canai-Martin Holmes, Pen Yam: Chenango
Canal-Sec No. ], -; SEQ. No 2, James Felton, Sher-
burns; sec. No. 5, -. Genssse Valley Canai-sec.
No. !, Enos Sheldon, 0enesee; rec. No. r. Black
River Canal-James McEAchron, North Western.
wEIaHkASTHR9.
Aibany-Peter Shaver. Utica-Charles d. Mills Ro.
chsgter-Evan Evans. West Troy, -. Syracuse
David E. Dodge.
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THE LATE FATAL sLErGHING ACCIDENT ON THE
BtOoMlNGDAIE ROAD sURb ENpER OF ONE OF TIE
ACCUSED PARTIES.
II will be remembered that few days ago We pub
shed account OF the accident that occurred on the
Bloomingdale road by which lad named John Belts
was killed. having been by Sleigh driven by
two young then uni nown. A reward was, at the
instance Of the Coroner jury offered for the arrest Of
the young men who driving the vehicle at the time
OF the accident but no clue obtained to their dis
covery until yesteri ay, when young man. named John
A. Hunter living with his parents in Blocker street.
called at Judge Stuarts Office, and there adhered
hmfelf up TO officer Elder attached to that Office
Hunter states that the horse away, and that the
entire affair accident Judge Stuart held him
TO bail In the OF 81 600 to any indictments
man who was in the sleigh with him has not been
rested.
CHARGE OF OBTAINING GOODS UNDER FALSE PRE-.
FENCES.
Yesterday, officer Elder, attached to Judge Stuart's
Office, arrested young named James NJ. De Young
charged with having obtained lot Of goods valued at
SS3 from F. p. Feischman OF 81 Fulton street, by
Of false pretences and fraudulent representa-
TONS The complainant alleges that the accused came
into their store and purchased lot OF scales for which
he gave in payment check the Grocer Bank that
the goods delivered to the accused and that upon
the check being presented at the bank for payment the
paying teller Of that institution Told the complainant
that De Young had funds in the bank and that he
even kept an account with them; and that the
teller further said thematter swinee throughout
The accused 1t is alleged, 10 nat responsible man and
is unable to pay the bill OF goods purchased from Mr.
Fleiscbman. Upon this complaint warrant was issued
before Justice DAWSON at the Second District Police
Court, was committed for trial.
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Before Hon. Judge Betti


frB. 2l.-Ths Grand Jury were empannslsd this morn
ing and briefly charged BY Judge Belts, who told them
that did not appear from the criminal calendar laid
before the Court by the District Attorney that there
any Of great magnitude TO be disposed Of The Of
fences OF inordescrption, other than two of
which ia In relation TO coming, offence Of small in
terest to the public II important repress the man.
ufacture Of spurious COIN and the effective method
Of doing SO Is to Arrest and punish the offender This
mischief carried extensively in this city and nu
merous agents are employed to distribute the coin The
Court directed the attention Of the Graud Jury to this
important portion Of their duty The other case alluded
to OF Post Once robbery, which was also i'm
portant It for the public safety that the
Integrity OF the Post Once should be maintained The
or purioiniDg letters fhs Court was not IL possession
of the therefore he could address them more
particularly the matter The punishment IL severe
,nS ns ten hard
imprisonment These evils Of frequent occurrence
and committed by expert men, and with great
adroiness The Court regretted to say that clerks in
In that depar ment, have been detected In embezzng
letters entrusted to that important mode of
veyance The Court felt that the Grand Jury would give
the matter that Investigation which its Importance
qures The Judge then addressed the Grand Jury the
law to what constitutes assault the high seas
with dangerous wespon and In conclusion told them
that the business on the calendar could occupy them but
The Grand Jury then retired
THE CASE OF THE YOUNG CUBAN.
Mr. Charles Edwards appeared behalf of the Spanish
Consul who was in Court, to his discharge from
ball. in the case of the alleged assault young Herman
dez by Cornabsl endeavorng remove him forclby
to Cuba. Mr.: Theodore Sedgw wick, who appeared for
Hernandss and his guardian moved for postponemsnt
ton. Mr. Edwards assented, and the matter stands
over until Friday.
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The FcIPM LAST NiGHT.7H announced some
days back that eclipse to take pa,e last night
The planet Uranus, which Is situated, according to
astronomers 1t the very outskirts Of creaton-that is
to say Of our solar systemwas to lose for awhile the
light Of this "dim speck called earth" by tse moon in
terpoeibg herself between the two sister planets Ac
cordiney, those who fortunate enough to own
telescope made preparations to witness the obscu ration
But unfortunately, although the night was clear, no
moon was visible, and the expected eclipse was by
but very few 10 Boston the plane. was to disappear
at lob. 34m. tho saw the eclipseS
ALLEGED CASE OF MALPRACTICE YESTERDAY Coroner
Hilton called upon to hold an inquest upon the
body Of woman lying dead at 275 Water street. who 1t
is alleged FASTENED to her end through the careless
and culpabls negligence Of physician II is stated
that the deceased being sick doctor sent for who
arrived In state OF intoxcaon and prescribed an an
dote for poison to be used by the patient declaring at
the time that she aborirg under the effect Of
deadly drug The antdote being administered accord
ing TO his directions the woman became worse and In
few hours died from the powerful effects OF the prescrp
ton. An inquest viii be held on the body Of the de-
ceased to day.
FIRE IN SIXTY -uRsr srRur.--Ths police OF the Nine
teenth ward, Tuesday night, about O'Clock, dis.
covered Gre in the factory Of Clark Co.. in sixty
street, between First and Second II was ex-
tipguished with few pals OF water The only damage
done the partial burning OF q window sash.
ATIrxPr or AN IscESprARy CHURCH srRxr.-0n
Tuesday night, about O'Clock, Ore was discovered
between the ah and plaster In the entry OF house No.
200 Church street. A bunch Of paper was found to
have been stuffed In hole In the plaster, and then IRE
applied TO It. The smoke however, luckily discovered
Ito Gre before II had time 70 advance beyond the control
Of few fails Of water Ths upper part OF the premises
are occupied BY Mr. Flynn and family the 6rst floor
IL occu pied By Mr. Sutton paint shop The damage
done but trhing
FIRE IN PEARL srKuI The alarm Of Gre 10 the Eighth
district last evening between and o'clock, was caused
By Are taking place In the lager bier saloon ksp. By
Harry porredt at sea Pearl street Ths Gre originated
on the second noor occupied By NJ Borgsel3t bed.
room The damage done win probably amount TO $50
The covered By sn insurance OF to0o Ths Gre
was VERY sccn sxsinSuishsd
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are informed that the pumJs q the ship Lawrence
which returned 10Th in Distress leakng did
pumps chokd hut of them burnted and the capt
therefore thoui prudent TO return Cargo supposed
be undsnagtd.
Out Of the three hundred aud thirteen vessels
longing TO New Bedford and engaged in the whale fishery
there only eight at that port vzShps Brighton
Emma c Jones, Vim Hamilton barks America, Columbus
Globe, Kathleen and San francisco.
Out OF the forty Eve sa OF vessels belonging to Parhaven
employed tne whale fishery only one 10 In port vzsbp
III mhuA
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Notaries Public for county OF New Tork-Josish s.
Colgate, Joseph T. Palmer, Orson A. Benjamin, W c. r.
kpglish, James Thompson, John c. Amber, John Ed
wards Albert q. Clark, Frederick Smith
Commssary General. ii. Hobart Ward, OF New York.
Notary Public for Clinton county-Henry s. johnson,
OF Plattsburg.
Jameg ii. Watts.
Notary Public for Yates county-samuel r. Fish, OF
Pen Yam.
Loan Commissioner for Ontario county-waldo Curtis
Of Naples.
Superintendent salt Springs syracuse-yivus W.
Smith.
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House or Representative.

WASHINGTON, Feb. II 1901
IMPORTANT TO sHIPPxRs-PAssAGE OF A BILL REGULATING
TIE CARRYING PASSENGERS.
Mr.. FULLER, (dem.) Of Me-, said in January last he
introduced and had referred TO the Committee Com
msrce the Consolidated Revenue Laws, containing a.
teen chapters, one Of which related to the carrying Of
passengers The committee prepared to report the
BILL but, considering the late period Of the session.
and with due regard to public business jcoparded
they have come to the conclusion merely 10 report the
bill regulating the carrying Of passengers In steamships
otherwise. Twelve vessels were seized within the
pact week in New York, under the secretss consruc
ton q Inc passenger Law; thirty were previously
seized but the Secretary has reunited the penalties.
therefore becomes necessary for the House to oct i'm.
Kediately.
Mr.. Bxvxy, (vhig) Of N. ", inquired whether the
bin the gentlsmsu wanted 70 consider was an exact
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Canal Appointments-ls55.

COLLECTOR OF TOLLS,
Erie Canal--New York, Richard II. Woods; AL.
bany Amos Adams; West Troy, Elisha H. Powell
Schenectady John W. veedsr Faitonville, Lorenzo ".
Peek; Little Falls, John w. BeIngner Utica, Henry
Newand; Rome, Samuel r, Lewis; Syracuse, Norman
Otis; Jordan, Marquis {. spery; Monterums, Vim. B.
schoby; lyons, Rodney Acams; Palmyra, James 4.
Walker Rochester, Josach Cochrsue; Brockport Levi
Pond; Albion, 0rson Nicholson; Medina, Robert L.
Hill; Lockport, Peter B. Akin; Touawanda, Warren
Drigs; Black Rock, Warren Granger Buffalo, Asaph 8.
Bomis: Champaign Canal-wsterford, Alex. Stewart;
Whitehall, Alexander Robertson. 0swegs Canai-Ssina
voltairs Newton Phoenix Hiram W. Carpenter Oswego
Falls, Benson Owen; Geneva, Andrew J. Shannon. Che.
mupg Canal-Havsn., Joka q. Look Horse Heads, WI.
liam Dunn; Corning, Prsstus Dc'gc Crooked IAks Ca.
nai-prcsttD Horace Us.sn; Pen Tau, Edward yovls