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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04
By Telegraph.

BOsTOg-Arr. June g. ships Butus Calcutta Feb lIi ~
net and Jeznie New-Oreans; bagk Aros, Charieson -
Rmeina Msfanzes; Bonapsrte Santa Cruz; A. Lawrencs
nandele, baskerville; T. Dosne. Delaware Cty. =
The steamer Admiral having been thoroughly repaired
very successful rp the hafber yesterday aerneoa
large company Of invited sue.ts she WI. pc PLACED
route between Boston ard S. John b. the present vc
Wessher vsrm with slight fall Of rain to-day. M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-04
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT - JUNE 2-Before
Ir1r

The motion for new trial on the part of defendant
in the case Sickes Wood al to patent or cuoh
stelmepgnes Is m Elk Governor Seward addressed tn
Court on behalf of defendant and will resume Monday
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Spo8eos ~ =
NJ, % La "A q io, n Breusu ship Schiller, -
for Bslinsrs. by pIosbsss 4 D. Nsh's>i
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,ar to Nav 3l have heen,

1oteI.....S lb,W-5J eli Cd So Al SO kp a "a SIS
Net decrease to May 81, s5T770
Albert Il. Nicolays regular semi-weekly auction
sale of Stocks and Bonds viii take place on Monday
next the 9Th inst, at l2l o'clock, at the Merchants
Exchange.
Mr.. J. 4. Riston, No. % Willismst, ofsn for ssle
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Passengers Arrived
IN bark ibs,tiaa, from Earass-As Warner and fsngy.
Mrs. Ray, M z. Chsron
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| The Imports of the week other than Dry Goods
were e. oI9, o4o against s., 567 236 same week Of last
Washington sentinel., 1855-03-08

deliberately sanctioned the acts of its subordi.
mates, and assumed the responsibility attaching
to them.
Nothing could more impressvely teach US
the danger TO which these peaceful relations il
has ever been the policy Of the United States
to cherish with foreign nations are constantly
exposed, than the circumstances of that case,
situated as Spain and the United States are,
the latter having forborn to resort to extreme
measures.
But this course cannot, with due regard to
their own dignity AS an Independent nation,
continue. And our recommendations now sub
mitted are dictated by the firm belief that the
cession of Cuba to the United States, with
stipulations as beneficial to Spain as those sug-
gested, is the only effectual mode of settling all
past differences, and of securing the two coun.
tries against further collisions.
We have already witnessed the happy results
for both countries which followed a similar
arrangement in regard to Florida.
Yours very respectfully,
(Signed) JAMES BUCHANAN.
JOHN Y. MASON.
PIERRE SOULE,
Washington sentinel., 1855-03-08
NJ. Marcy 10 Mr.. ISoule.
+" Extracts No. 1871 -
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
NAsnrSGToS, august l6, 1854.
RRE Soul G, ESQ, &c, &c. Madrid:

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, August l6, 1854.
PIERRE SoUIE, Esqy &c, &c, Madrid:
SIR: am directed by the President 10 sug.
gest to you q particular step, from which he
anticipated much advantage to the negotiations
with which yon are charged on the subject Of
Cuba,
These and other considerations which will
readily occur to you, suggest that much may
be done at IL ndon and Paris either to promote
directly the great object in view, or at least to
clear away inipediments to its successful con-
summation.
Under thes, circumstances It seems desira-
BILE that there should be full and free inter
change Of views between yourself, Mr.. Bu.
chanan, and Mr.. Mason, in order 10 secure a
concurrence in reference to the general OBJ.
ject.
The simplest and only very apparent means
Of attaining this end is for the three Ministers
to meet as early as may be, at some convenient
point, say Paris, to consult together to compare
opinions as to what may be advisable, and to
adopt measures for perfect concert Of action In
aid Of your negotiations at Madrid. While the
Washington sentinel., 1855-03-08
MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN ALExAN-
DRIA.

A dispatch to the Baltimore Sun, of yester-
day, gives the following account of the Alexan.
dria municipal election:
ALEXANDRIA, Va, March 6.-Our municipal
election took place to-day Last night both
parties held large meetings. AT Lyceum Hall
the Democrats were addressed by Charles w.
Carrigan, esq, of Philadelphia, and at Liberty
Hall the know.nothings were addressed by Ull-
man, of New York.
The election to-day resulted in the success
Of the Knownothing ticket by a large majority.
The following are the officers elect:
Mayor, George Wise; Auditor, R. Johnson ;
Attorney, Christopher Neale Surveyor, w. d.
Stuart; Superintendent Gas Works, j. j. Camp
bell; Superintendent Police, Walter l.. Penn ;
Clerk Of Market, Thomas Wilmington; Meas
urer Of Wood and Bark, ohm I. Proctor; Gau.
ger Casks and Inspector Spirits, George Me-
Clesh; Collector Taxes, northern district, John
A. Field; do southern district, W. r. Ball ;
Chief Engineer Fire Department, Charles S.
Price; Measurers of Lumber, William Camp
bell and William Ii. Mcknight; Assessors,
William B. Price and Henry Mansfield First
ward-Alderman, James Dempsey; Council,
Lewis Mckenzie, j. j. Wheat, Joseph Grimes,
George Plain. Second ward-Alderman, A
w. Eastlack Council, Thomas NJ. Monroe, s.
J. Sanders, Joseph S. Stansbury, John Howell.
Third ward-Aldernan, James FL. Reid Coun-
ell, James P. Smith, I. M. McCormick, j. II.
McVeigh, w. U. Herbert. Fourth ward-Al-
derman, Lawrence B. Taylor; Council, T. B.
Robertson, w. B. Richards jr., John Summers,
VIM. Arnold
We have no doubt that this will be chris
tened "the first gun from Virginia" 1t will
be hailed as great Know-nothing triumph,
and will be boasted of rs the sure forerunner
of the Virginia vote in the approaching State
elections.
If SO, il will be mere humbug II was
nothing but municipal election in a place
that has always been Wing by avery large
majority. Besides, the reelected Mayor was
both personally and officially very popular
He is said to be the best Mayor that Alexan-
dria mas yet had. Very few political opponents
wanted to vote against him.
We learn that very large number of De.
mocrats did not go to the polls, and that the
Wing or Know-nothing vote did not exceed its
usual strength. Those who Judge of the yir.
ginia State election BY this election will be
sadly deceived. Alexandria is not vet yir-
ginia.
1t seems that Mr.. Ullman, the great gun Of
New York Know-nothngism, was imported to
teach the Virginia Know-nothings what TO do.
This is significant enough!
Washington sentinel., 1855-03-08

" s,,. mEMBERs Of Congress and otbers-
ppn ,ver spoons, Forks. &c.-M. W'GAIT
pure silver Table Esc;a. attention 70 their sock Of
c,es o. pure silver wsre, which Is larger ana rors
Vs''so 'asa ever offered 10 their cus,omers
aoa p M. w. GAIT a. BRO
Feb 24--ff oe' s'n ana iWh sls
Washington sentinel., 1855-03-08
.ATCHEs. JEwELRY. Silver

w aho Tiateu ware at Reduced Prices In
anticipation OF the approaching dull season. v,a
offer our entire stock Of elegant Gold Watch,
Rich Jewelry, Pure silverware, &c, at greatly
reduced rates. e'0a"s
Perions would do well 10 examire o,r &C.,.
ment, which is BY far the largest most fasbionsbs
and best selected ever offered TO our cus,o,,e-
M. w. GAIT & BRO
524 Penn; ayenue, between Sth and 9th s,rre,s
Feb 16---3tif ee's'
Washington sentinel., 1855-03-08
supreme Court of the United States.
WEDNESDAY, March Z, 1885.

"EDNESDAi, march 4, 1919.
Toliaferro p. Shaffner, esq, Of Kentucky,
court.
No. 80. David Bush, plaintiff in error, rs.
Jas. J. Person, administrator, de 6onis non of
Mabern Cooper, deceased. This cause was
argued by Hon. Jas. A. Bayard for the plaintiff
in error, and Hon. by J. J. Crittenden for the
defendant in error.
No. 3. Original docket.-The State Of Florida
complainant, IS. The State Of Georgia. The
several motions filed in this cause by the re-.
spectiye counsel, we're argued by Mr.. Westcott
for the complainant and by Mr.. Badger for the
respondent
Adjournen till tomorrow, L o'clock.
Washington sentinel., 1855-03-08
MRS. CowDEN CLAnEr,.

Mrs. COwDEN CLARKE,s rev Novo,
Av1 The Iron Cousin, or Mutual Inauenoo =.
Mary Cowdcn Clarke, author of 0The Can ni.,s
Concordance to Shskspearc.n oV"p'o'o
Teggs Dictionary Of Chronoloov
Lectures IN the True. the Re.r,;s,,
Go9d, by M Cousin; increased bv : nnas anu ans
on french Art; translated by o. W. Wisb, ''''A
TAYLOR n MAURys
Washington sentinel., 1855-03-08

formed an honest slave, who was faithful to his
master, into libeler Of that master. They
have deliberately made him contradict his pre-
vious voluntary and true statements. They
have forced him to tell talsehoods in order to
make money. They Write his speeches for him
and put in them just what they please, and he
repeats them like parrot They make money
and he makes money by these means. Nor is
the poor creature to blame. Like the poor
ignorant sailor in the play who is shipwrecked
and cast upon strange island, and finds the
people, owing TO superstition among them,
making god of him, TONY is determined to
accept ovations, enjoy honors, and realize
money.
But nothing has ever occurred that brought
out in bolder relief the low, mean, mercenary,
and prohigate character of the Abolitionists
They are making poor ignorant negro, whose
head they have turned, lie, in order that they
may get back the money they paid for him and
make a handsome sum in addition.
We hope that the poor African will be happy
but we rather incline to the opinion, that in
moments of reflection (if he is capable of re.
aection) his mind will recur to the sunny
South, where, though humble, he was content
ed, and where he had no master who either
forced or paid him to lie.
Washington sentinel., 1855-03-08


The ANGEL GABRIEL AT HoNf-The Glas.
gov Maa of the llth OF February states that
John S. Orr, nicknamed the Angel Gabriel"
has arrived at home, from New York, in the
steamer Glasgow. Ii says
/" A most dissonant screechinp sound from
the steamer reached the ears Of the lounpers on
the quay, and in which was soon recognized
the old familiar war note Of Johu S. Orr's
(alias the Angel Gabriersl trumpet. AS the
vessel neared the wharf the angel (ofdiscordl
was only recognized by his old acquaintances
by the brazen embems which he carried. for
he appeared not only to have become q con-
vert to the beard movement, but 10 allow his
hair 10 grow until it hung over his shoulders.
lie sprung upon the quay, took up his old
position at the large gas lamp pillar, blew
blast or two on his trumpet and shortly har
rangued a crowd Of curious onlookers, pointed
TO the scars on his head, which he had received
in Canada and the United States in doing bat.
tie with popery, said he would talk with the
people Of Greenock for hours on Monday night
ofhis adventures and harbreadih escape among
the yankees, wheeled round, and rushed up the
quay, going off to Glasgow by the railway
train"
A LITTLE Boy IN LOVE AND CRIME.-Four
boys were arrested on Friday evening at Bar.
pum's Museum where they had called TO hire a
private box for themselves. The eldest Of the
youngsters had "fallen in love" with little Eva,
and for several nights last week had hired n
stage.box for himself and companions at FIVE
dollars per night, The manager Of the Mu
scum seeing them come so often for a private
box, and suspecting they had money that had
been obtained dishonesty, sent for the police
and on searching them an empty envelope, ad.
dressed TO Sheppard 4 Co., Fulton street, was
found on the person Of the oldest boy. II was
then ascertained that that firm had recently
lost several money.lctters, and this boy having
been the person who took the letters out Of the
post Office for the firm, he was suspected OF re,
tanning them for bis own use, and was sent be-
fore the United States court On one evening
last week, he threw upon the stage handsome
gold bracelet for "little Eva" and has been
in the habit Of watching the stage that she en-
tered as she was leaving the Museum for home
after the evenings performance, and Of getting
into II. He is about fourteen years Of age.
Tribune.
Washington sentinel., 1855-03-08
VARIETY BOOT AND SHOE STORE
IA ADIES ALRlNE R0OTa I..~L =.

AIDES ALPINE BoOTs.--Just re.
- ceivcd superior lot Of Ladies' Black ana
Brown Alpine Boots, together with large ,nd
general assortmcn, Of Ladies, Gents, Misses.
for sale by GEO RrTRNs
$40 Pennsylvania avenue,
Adjoining Patterson's Drug s,or,.
Dec 1Newsl % S'o'o
Washington sentinel., 1855-03-08

President, as ! have before had occasion to
state, has full confidence ia your intelligence
and sagacity he conceives that il cannot be
otherwise than agreeable 10 You and your col
leagues in Great Britain aud France TO have
the consultation suggested and thus to bring
your common wisdom aud knowledge to bear
simultaneously upon the negotiations at Ma
drid, London and Paris.
II you concur in these views, you will please
to fix the time when you can repair TO Paris,
or to such other convenient point,
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N 10Y IFGN
street Fey pubic
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DO0TS, SHOES AND HATS z, =
lbwssssinss ,sesisisg ssshs old stand Or Al =. - @N
md u hsissts stock 81 BOOTS and SHOES M ia
HATS Al kinds which hoss en- snd
NATURALIZATION GOODS IL Il ,hs sys
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.hAdIEL ElW1EnS. lSuccessor DO. Ys

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Y Eava q sss 9sassapas
SAAinE q assm sna Esaecsstns Pans kiItsnf
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al ea ma a,fentiau thc Steam YKinn
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xcod tasrne W. II Stack hcase, hchacn Co and l. e.
etyt 70 whel hs rsfsrs os s eitcl
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INATNgTIC Hattersand neal- n sarul,
III sss gsusaslis ~ inysed 10 sxamsne our siock
q 3KTB AID AfS. nov lana nr from ship atPai- y -
c Cityand couat
trade a. n TN NSs1xi& sas DAVID TAFLOR A co.. N
eSsass 81 Me- stfsst. cpppsits Banks
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Long Black Rich TOBACCO, fer
sAy Msxlaan Alse TOBACCO tes rsas
y i = suasER asasHAw, ssc.as slr,.s ss.,.l..
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ISx TARf,g- Il}0(l laox al Traxar PEARL FIR 6ala
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GTARCH 1000 boxes Frarsr Pearl for BALE
,osvss. X MN ~, !,

n 0UTSIANA INTERN al iMPRoV EaIENI
HxEANp 5hs kesss b Wssfaah ii $50 aasa
RI stsss sscs ief ssis On liberal terms Y - s.,
ell sSSstEss nAResAA = sNseh SsiAAasa Haseh
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efF1oE or TIE ARxLAHD lp oa5DATED LOTT ikss

msast oftbs his duty
yGBis * w narszcns swlhdsrt who circulate
tsss5y ssHss nd p..issd % b
ha legal Lotssrss aised ese oss draz dIly aadss
ey the rspps Of the
s asdsr NE seaaiuser T. examine end spPsevs tas
Az 10 shsse Io eas md al certificates
have As ri x BRENAN General
tbs Ccaracior HafyAGd Consolidated
tssisss B.llinssss Nd. III others aseassns,
o hs IA which
drawn, sts s VA b shsssfa,lS "
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woLFE,s AROMATIC ec1sElDAM seHNAPPs q
NJ u Of The ursisisu
calling ssndag sSsss yssSs XII es found
uuissd statssana tsAs swsst gsless Please
g9lSs & GENUINE ME0lC3fE EAREaufJyk ssh
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MISCELLANEOUS.
OOLEM a MS

49,. = 2 UOLEMAN'b . Y 49,. :
IN. P.fTENT tNDULsa7'oRT CORN IND
RL0URINa' MILL, MANUFAcToRY
- City u Jefferson Ruhurb o. Nov orIsans as
sWARERODM AND gnEfsUT SO NATCHEz STREET,
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3 MArsKIscN q fNURPF5v.

4tSnHkEk, Tin AND SftEETsIk9N Work
&SEAS, BRASS tovNnEks AND fttlsssERs, ent Maashe
afss q ssiieeiafs sza Ttsins kea
F&sIsxe, @nkS PiaHtsan Hprf M
a,ssss sy,ssss ~ 9,lasa. NJ.
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rTyURPENTINE-- barrels for sale 5y--- =
n s's!H A, pFtAGRAvE Co. " Magazine street,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-05-15
DTjRE MEDICINES.-Just re-

DOk ABB NAA1 DhSAAv A10s w. ~
i eeivsd, direct fre0 Mes Ysrk, pr slip Cniee.
Q large supply Of the most choice and superior
Drugs and Medicines, 70 which We invite The A.
tention Of purchasers before buying slssv here
and PLY .icisns are requested to examine our
stock, which has been lescted with . careful 70.
gard to the wants Of the sick and the demands Of
the prescription business aud for quality We guar
antee they cannot be surpassed BY any Drug
Store in .he Union. Our stock 70 ID composed Ia
part Of
Msnder / v exver's English Calomel.
d" English Blue Mass.
4" English Pulvis Antin,snials
Haskell and Merrick's select Pulv. Cubebs;
Select Puiv. Colobo:
Select Pulv. Gum KIM;
Select Pulv. Catechu;
Select Pulv. Ext. Colo
cynth Compound;
+" Select Puiv. khei kusai-
cum Genuine Turkey.
Z" Select Pulv. Khei lndi.
b" Select Pulv. 0uaiacun.
Tilden's Extract Indian Hemp;
" Extract Belladonna;
d" Extract Butternut;
4. Extract Taraxicum;
with every other article that may be needed In
our line. (nov.12. II. r. wADDlLL.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

MRS. HUEoTUN, thankful Tor past IA
VI vors would respectfully inform tie
Lad stat she is jus, up from the CITY
with new supply OF Bonmets. Wells. Lace
Mantels, Gloves, Ribbons, Mohair, Head
DRESSES, Artificial Flowers, White Satin
Black silk Barages black white pink aud
blue. Tissues white and black. Lace and
SWISS Collars, and sleeves. Slack Crap
Collars, Chemezet,s aid sleeves. MusIins
of all kinds white AMI colored, Swiss and
Jackinett Band FeIa Ants. Velvet Rib
bons. E.'gings nd insertings Dress Trim
n,in:s Of all descriptions, Frizze'tes, tress.
es oi hair and Bandoes an many othrI
Articles to numerous. too mention. Mar. %
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BEAsrLY.-Barnutn. the Snowman,
writes 10 the Tribune (the Baroum's
Museum Of n.wspapers) that hi>
beastly baby business is going ahead
He says;
Il now assure you that fihy-one cer'i-
6iates have already been issued :.and
as these include the certificates for
twins triplets. and one qsartern. the
number at this moment engaged NAV
be said to exec d sixty. Hence tn"
s'rong probability that the full number
of"one hundred cradel, will be "ccu-
pied during the event in question. "
Barnum has decided to exclude mig.
ger babies, which will probably pro-,
dure a rupture between the Museum
and the Tribune Office. lie also has
the dirty impr'dence to pronounce.
his baby exhibition perfect "Iegi'i.
mate business" How dose lie kaow
that? Teso York Mirror.
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Dry Lemonade.

THIS Preparation is concentration OF
L the property OF the best Lemon and
Sugar, which qualities the article TO pro-
duce instantaneously a superior Lemonade,
and make it more convenient than Lemon
Syrup or Lemons, not being liable to spoil
whatever climate it may he transferred To-.
1t, Usefulness with Parties. Picnics aud the
travelling community is obvious, and for
persons thai uudertak long voyages it
will prove to be all efsctual preventative
Of Scurvy.
Invalids may also use it with a'van-
tage when pEe.cribed by Physicians. Pre-
pared only by WIN bOGEL,
Druggist and Ap"thecary.
To whom all orders must be a dressed
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-05-15

OootocY.-P'of +. L. Hale, pre-.
poses to lecture and give ,ome expert
ments IN odology, and Biology, at an
ea'ly day. As we ale Interested in
gtl,is branch Of the cbstrUse sciences ;
we shall give he Prosesso1 Lectures
especial attention and speak Of them
at length, after we have witnessed some
of his experiments 1t is meet that
We should here say that for Prot. Hale,
was tor time associated with PRoF.
FISK. whose astonishing experiments
we have on three several different oc-
ca>ions witnessed with much satisfac-
ton. .