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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-03

THE FUGITIVE NURDEREE.-Patrick Duffy alias
K.y who gss arrested Tuesday morning landing from
the steamboat Metropolis yesterday 90 requs'n from
the governor OF Rhode snd Providence
cha &c murdefirg his nlsw Mary Finn, by striking
her on the head with bar ofir)n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-03

The Veterans OF the War Of 1912 held therr eguiar
monthly meeting last evening. at the Star house, in
Lifpensrd street The business transacted vas unin-
porant except in the appointment Of committee to
superiDtend the Observance Of the 25th of November.
We understand it is proposed by the miltsr comPa
nice of this and the adjoining city to give sOree on
the night Of Evacuation day, for the benefit CT the
veterans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-03

DEDICATION The chapel Of the Lunatic
asylum Fsbu.h 20 be dedc ,ted Sunisy afternoon at
oeock The Rev Or Bethgre will conduct the services
The mayor nd Board Of Supervisors will be present the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-03

FATAL FALL.-John G.. GUN, carman, acci-
deutay fl from yesterday afternoon was injured
he died aerwad his residence NO. 81
Sheriff street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-03

BURGLARY AND RECOVERY OF GOODs.-Ihe clothing
store of Rautowitz Solomon No Dynon street was GU
ed BY burglars Thurdsy night and robbed goods 10 the
amount hundred doar Policeman Hoyto toe Tenth
shortly observed in the vicinity, each
back Of hing and thinking their sI-
cots follow aud watch them Tue lad som
rturuso saving that they bad taken the goods No 81 Chyse
The officer then procured the services OF another po
ens AID tn repaired the house where the goods were
under bed but the two men had v.nshsd
Leon alias Colds young man WHO was foond ~ tue
house and Mr.. Bookek the sndady we're then arrested on
susrcop coDcetne In the transaction In the course
OF the three other arrested whore names are 81
mon Fisher VIM Wolf ard Albert Selg, and ali were commit
ted By Wood swat examination The 'ds reeos
bsve been identified as the property OF hauHo~z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-03

NoRTHERs DIsPEySARY.-Report of Northern dis
penssr, Oct 1855 The number of ps ns trated w.'s
AZ heir house,, 3; at the disoenary co., Mses Sill fe
ma e., Ireland 469 United States So England 81 SCOT
lind s. Germany other countries 80 Cureh or relieved
ga eied 3; hospital IL vaecinsted So; renal ina
der D. Tie number Of prescriptions 1856;
greatest number day, III least do 81 average per
day, 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-03

NV. YORK YoUsG Ms CHRIsTIAs ASSOCIATION
This association have organized Sunday afternoon
Bbe-cass under the direction of their president, Prof
Howard Crorby, and invite strangers in the city to
attend. The class meets tomorrow, and on every
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock, in the readiDg-room in
Clinton hall, Astor place. We wsuld recommend
young men generally TO Join the class.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-03

tAdver;sementl
De $ ii ERs
FEy1R AsuE PILLS,
TIE MosT CONTINENT,
sAFEsT,
OsIV RADICAL CUEE Toa
FEysE AGUk.
Sold hy C. D. DssHtTS Agent at the Depot No. "a B<oe4
V.y N. Y, and - Al respectable deAsu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-03

sUIr FoR LtBEL--Proceedings have been Instituted
b. the Merchants AID hechsnics' Mutual insurance
company Of Philadelphia against TIE ". y. IHde'
PENDENT sor libel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-03

RoBBIyG A srATE-RooH-Jobn Caster, a colored
waiter Cd steanbo.t Bay State, yesterday az
rested BY Barry the First ward chHged sth having
the Of Mr. Jsrnes setson OF the ASI hoae
who was ia the vessel and robbed IL OF gold watch
and chain valued S75 he confessed his guilt aud state
hs had effected entrance with false key Gnd after ge
ting POSE Of the watch had sold II for SO Justice Con-
molly locked hin up for tria.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-03
TUP GREAT INHd

Nov. /, 1855.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-03

ADVERTISEMENT
DISEASES oP THE EYE AND EAR.
FRAseIs ssLTER, NJ D., M. c T.,
Oeulist aad AuriE,
No. 81 Bond street, New YORK.
Ofiee hours, IL A NJ 10 p. N.
B-Dr sALTrR will ard his pubshed Ietets 70 n
sdres upon application
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-03

M William BOrs who on the 2lst Of October last
called at The Fourth ward police station and idenhhed
a person there uoder arrest as having passed upon
MIN q counterfeit three doLsy bill on the Exchange
bslk OF Salem Mass, wi further the ends OF justice
BY calling at the Lower Police court Halls of justice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-03

LuGHr STREET H-INPORTASr A. To TRus-
TEES OF CHURCHES
Ire following is the opInlou ID fdl of the court
1otice Of which ye1sr-ay:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-03

CHARGE OF GRAND LARCESY.-FTancis Parey,
Spanish sailor yesterday arrested char ed with stealing
Thomas Randolph Portsmouth, Va The property wa. found
possession OF the accused and he was locked up ~ Jucs
Connclly for ral
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-03

The Great Fair of the American Institute Is
e,ced BY the finest collection Of PHoroG ever s'er IN
The word It Is almost needless say th, they are from
RooT's GALLERY, No. SIS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-03

The residents of the Fourth, Sixth and Seventh
wards, opposed to the extension of Chambers street;
held meeting last evening at Warren hall, corner o
Henry end Oliver streets. Several speeches were
mace against the projected Improvement, and was de-
nouDoed as impoliic and only got up for the bench
of a few speculators.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-20
Our Washington Correspondence.

wAsmSGroS Jna is, 1855.
Analysts Of the Adrinistra.ion-7Ae Changes IN ne
Presidenfs Kind-The poy breckenridge was Appotn,-
ed to Spain, de-, ec.
You right when you stated, q day or two ago,
that Franklin Pierce a candidate for reelection He
came to Washington from the fourishng little town Of
Concord New Hampshire, for the express purpose Of
being reelected and IL with view TO this object
that bis Cabinet selected
Marcy he looked upon brsken down politician but
who knew the ropes and might pull them for his rank
lin Pierce's) benefit he vas TO manage New York and
hold IT, Guthrie was honest man, without ambition.
His honesty IL is true, has lattrly embarrassed tho
PRESIDENT but his lack Of ambition has always been
source Of great happinefs 10 Gen Pierce.
Cushing man without q sn.le political religious
conviction is Of extensive historical scquremsut.
and has been scted sort Of philosophical dsctona-
ry for convenient reference. Al there
bers OF the CABINET Who have read "bound
book" Gushing IL great acquisition to them. lie Is
supple and smbi ferrous for he can smiIe on his
fri pds on the right while selling them 70 his friends
tie left and he has just is~ knowledge enough TO keep
out OF scraps
Campbell simply selected on account Of his connee-
ttn rnh the Catholic hierarchy Since the Know
Notbtps have gained power General Pierce looks upon
him merely AZ an nterioper for fear not love, ia the go
yernine passion OF the President.
JEFF Devs was ehosen because he . secessionist
aud fiibus,.r. BE 4 still sse-ssonst, and would be
fnbu ter IL he coud Being mas Of strong vii aud
limited information, he Ia not often or bled With doubts
and ~aks stra ht ahead dragr ng the President along
with him TrankEp Pierce looked upon Davis a. the man
who ~iiiipg 70 lead the southern rebellion;
queny ready to take the Geld for any he spouses
were IL the small cause Of General Pierce Pierce
10 siill aboripg undsr the impression that he his
election 20 support of the secesioniss and free soL
en ami thinks what they have dope they may do
again lie IL mere school boy 10 logic.
Vel elIsnd vas Domipsiy the ssiecfiou of General
Csss bot this 10 a faisehood BY constructive Genss1i
Gas, gave ly his consent when intimated 10
him that ierc- resolved a. take him hs Cabinet
Neither Cass nor buchanan nor sny other prominent
man was consulted 10 making the Csbnet. The work
was entirely that Of Pierce, end Cushug, sA Atherton
nov dad. II ~a Yankee coneern alsog ether.
Mr.. IoLbn cane IN o Jrh Bsvis's sub n. Il a
quiet, gooi-ratured, inorepsve young man, vithou,
srthee or disguise, and not 10 ve Gay Of anybody II,
was selected on sereuns o. hv perfect inofeosveness
Tie extremes have defsstsd Buchanan aud css,, snt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-20
Arrival or aee canaaa's Mails.

The steamship Canada arrived at Boston ,e.teraay
morn ug Her mails Immediately forwarded, aul
reached this city after midnight They viii be ready
for distrib. 'tion at an early hour this morning.
The EnglhS papers make mention OF the Illness OF
Mr.. Mason our Minister to Paris and we hear of no m
vate advces the subject The presumption is there
fore, that he had recovered from his attack
The ship Qucen Of the East, Of New York, arrived at
london on the2d inst, from shaoghse. spokcn-Sov
~ lat ii NJ long ~ 10 w., ship HISTORIAN, 40 days
out from New York, for Australia.
The comprehensive summary Of the news received BIZ
telegraph from Halifax and published In Yesterdays
paper, contained the leading points OF the intelligence
and We therefore defer the publication Of tho details
until cur next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-20
OTHER CORRESPONDENCE.
rCCrresL Lurdence Of the Baltime,re St,

wAsnSGTos Jan IL 1885,
Proposed Resignation Of Secretary GueNric--No War
Policy or fitibuscrisDaA Place for Coo. Seymour
lands y ne Isia,core indians in Ka7Mos- Military
and SqnGtftr Oeeuf alton Of them, dc.
Tie resignation of Mr.. Secretary Guthrie, announced
in this MOI nirg SaR has struck many persons with
surprise, but you may rely the truth OF my state
mtnt, MI Guthrie IL q very honest mrn, cad wrote
very business lie report, but he does not pnder nd
President making and he WILL therefore retire to his
quiet home in sold Rentnekyn
Gov Marcy will feel Il loss OF Mr. Guthrie most
veIeyanother conservative element OF great strength
and viii lecomng thus unavailable TO tho country IL
is pretty certain, however that no war policy will
be adopted and that HhbusteTsm will again be per-
mttcd to raise its head.
FIX Governor Seymour, Of New York has been named
in connection with both the mission France the
secretaryshp Of the Treasury but IL is yet certain
whether he will have either.
is quite POI sibe that may have trouble with
tie Delaware Indians in Kappas. There are asout
902 of that noole warlike tribe left a Of
lelOc0C acres They have already sold 300 600
ct that reserve fer so 600 Hess than cent acre)
trust for them. This passage the
Kansas Nebraska bill The United States Of
bound 10 sell these lanas for the benefit of the Indan
whom they rightuly belong; but being the best lands
M hanras they have BIZ entered by speculators among
whom learn, there officers from Fort Leaven WORTH
and other distinguished persons soliers, by law,
not entitled TO presumption rights because being sub
ject TO orders, they acquire doncile by the law
tf 1907 soldiers may be called upon to expei squasrs
but must not turn sguatters themselves.
Tie Indian lands in Kansns. wtnch have thus bsep
terec not yet When they stan be offered
for tale they will not bring ov,rh 25 acre, because
the sqsters viii not hi against each other nor allow
body else TO bid and deductng the cost OF survey
ing, advertising, &C. IL 10 m,rt lii ely che Indians viii
receive just nothing at all.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-20

IT'D u Yosists o. sEe ITt lssi tfe tiaa AlNsw
N.pg stss ,.ys q .sts yssfa Joffs Fsrk sr ,aN,y
yssrs tea trou4SsEf pr % th' 1Ars - wsstsA~s~
tsf set aY snd no ssrsfnfiy ef~v<sA a,
ussspaI!y i<sosss IL safig hs be feDss,enf a ,As
sosnty vlit sbttJ The iSgsltAufe ~ Ne rs4<s -
pss ter sasfy yssfs Ls fstta ~ YsAers ..A 90
81 ns Associate Js'gss - te CornaS1 ~ 4, ~ ~.
ssenty vikk isss ocos ~ rssin.c snpi z. ..s ,l.a.
slsa w 80 yfet*ns oeSsff s'40a 10 w.. s,ksrs. n
~ duiss Ls sss ssbiSshur dlsnngtsbsA ~ tks sl~.s
- ~ lsfgusp', - stbstn stss Fssxr3ty a. kls
sisfsf'sf, st1 hs vnrssfIigx tf-sxol-nes ns%s
tts Istb@fi ane - -ic, sof shly - ths whole ksf -
~ sossi, sho sii esssiy espss ks lea A-i q ~
his ssqoslnisf<s
Ds sasr RssslSos1 annosaset iha 1sglk ~ Jamw
fsr btty<, Tssi1sni ~ kisgs.oe ssa . p.su.nass~t
~ mhef ~ tbs hsr ~ tissr soossy u. err ssve~
yssf, ~ sgs Acd vith srnsytso 'hs si1ss lawgsf
"a Ns fosniy. Ha ea9 k~ee asr.s~f ~ ths At
isKs-hsyrs al " Coaersss. sss siwsT, sa 1stlvs
Ss-ns~vaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-20

As tie Cincinnati express train, hound East, running
q the Erie Rsilrosa, approached osviIe yesterday A.
teInson- Il nn down . horse and veg n, driven ~
mas, ~hieh Was on shs track. The man and hcrse
psisntb inied spa ths wsgon dashed TO pieces Tn.
train .s delayed bali hour W the accident b., tbs
conductor unable 70 ksin the name u III. rfor.u
nate Hecfaged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-20

posy CpolErs vpos Esrne OysrIss We
t -, ths vessel r~tottsd 10 sai sses - h.t 80
slsts On b. ar ~ Jstsl efs~s sas ihs - hsh~t Us
800 Istfy tfs "a NasGlA hrmpa " tbs roft tt
pl.A . Nwsa nta ths ssfssK iss' sxsnps ~ - VIZ
80 Caster Fhs 70 spef sfsf Al f0ft gscsssn tsft
v,, - N.ss Fssos.d "a - hosglai shsfs - tss ~
. -, fe~A,o, We trs lnfcrrssd that tbs "a ss1t
1rtsfss 10 " no etoiya bsfd, ~ss csussa ~ sei
re ays.ffr. - o. assol GesrstSs, jos. ~,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-20

Jeanne sse i.ur'a I,rotuyty.

ISrrRrsrsa CASE sEFoRE TaR sulso0 WHAT
II shfEGAL gEIRf--aADAMg. JEAnsE DE Lux AND
HER som ROMANTIC ArFAIR.
The HKRALD readers will r.ms mber tL.a we gave some
weeks since, account Of tbs Life and death OF Nine.
Jeanne dc Lux eccentric ola lady who lived In viii
liam street and went abut picking all sorts OF thing.
which she could convert into cash She was regular
female miser and, in most cascs I, that hr
property viii BE ws,te6 In filtration. vi meuionsd In
Tho sketch before alluded TO- that Madame ce Lux had
but known relative Ia thp United statcs as,sS~
who resides in Cncinr att This nephew has appear
cd IN the person of Ir Jean r. Fcrrie Who elIs tho
right 10 sdmnisrae Mime. de LuK'a prsrertv hsr
The putlc administrator alleges That Fevri. IL
not the Legitimate son q Nine. DE- LuE, aud does
rot waive his right 20 tie whole before the
Surrogate Mr., Sherwood afui Mr. Brady appear for
Fe,re and Mesrs. Whitehss! and Conor Tor snknowa
relatives in France
From the evidence taken In the case 1, appears that
Madame Du LUIS maiden Is Jeanc lcari that
sLe bon l777 daughter Of Jean Icard driver of
n diligence. Her fsther and ler died whom she was
young, leaving her and her b. other without fenis
Jeanne f'il in love with nrcI aud horse dealer and
whether she married 20 him not i the poln, at
issue this case for tc present applicant = the 'sue
a. the connection toon after The boy birth hs fatncr
killed, in the road between spa AMI Toulouse ani
Young Jean 20 sclo,, hs mother ssenr very
httls of him. she removed TO BordsanK AM
gslsd sill mercsr'- ahof whsr- che met ~ he Hx,
Il seems iorned itasa With bin. They lived 10.
gothtr and ia 1871 they 70 New York and
nil mrs ssop in Pearl street They ssfe inarrsl
after tbeir arrival Ia this country, a13 ia 1911
Monsieur vent 10 France and never came haah again.
Madame was pane, and very bad tsnpo'ed. a. about
this time she for hsr He cAtn. hare, bat
could not live itn bis msher, and hsal moved 20
Cincinnati Hr brother dead ana the old Lady
alone She CONTINUED 70 hcraps money together. and
finally two bhs since sbsdicd conseq Of In
JuIies received BY being run over ~ an omnibas n
BroadWay. sho cent fer r son, but BE- cuf not come,
account of iintts, and she lied without mailing
vii leaving property valsed at over 500 o0o.
Mr Brsdy, for FssTe held that he uas her son, and
k.A IN nNU sraF
md that II proven that s,s lad declared tba, ss
nsrTi1 20 spplIeABps faihtr that ~. legal pre-
s1mpiion that sUeh tie fact II" held that
thA declaration sufficient proof q he marriage
kT O'Couor argued tAat Madame IL Lat hai led a
disFoiuis life, ana tbst 50 she hhd beenits kepi mis-
rsss Of De Lur she probably reid the relation -
Feyrie. NtssrS OconoT and BRADY argued the Int At
Length, and tie Surrogate Ia 10 give hs decision upon H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-20

will Do /. nrasu n we rIaos n position The raul
ana me O The party on me ~ a y,
be dazzod by great exploits Tn wnoe series o. y,
from the Gadsdsn treety end the lusi.,on OF vu.s
down to the guano Islands, and IN :" me sana wcn
Islands down to small port In tlere usnG 2. Dgn
mont bought his appointment; Bucasnan was sent TO
England to get rid OF hin-Mason appointed nher u
France to reconcile the Richmond ExqS,0. NOT q
single person ,slocted account Of his INT
domestic necessities alone dictated the P.ea
dents foreign policy
Wten New York went by the board Pierce sav
wi ole soutn n asoid paanx 10 his support. Then the
Nb afka bill was got and lobbied through the fouxe
while te administration organ was blowing this
trump Vt, now sneeIing at England and France then
lectlrl Spain and finally leaving the whoe matter TO
Congress. The calculation was TO carry the whole
South for Pierce while Buchanan and Forncy 10
keeI Penn yyana IN the traces Douglas answering for
Illinois, ano Governor Bright for Indiana.
The result 'ftbe last elections in New York. PennsyL
vania Illinois, and indiana, have again changed the
PRESIDENTIAL pr ,3rsmme. II 10 certain that Penn
rylyana eon for good and all and it ID extremely
doubtful whether Illinois and Indiana will back to
their allegiance bile, strange to behold the democracy
OF the Empire State seems to have taken fresh start
This has conducte the President back to Mr. Marcy's
conservative policy New York may be democratic next
year. and Pennsyva va viii not Hence Pierces disa-
yowa OF the ostcnd ,ngress and the of Dir.
sou pc.,o9 = known % whether soa has asGe' rs
signed or whether he hv. be- been recalled; When Two
10 the Senate minister to-Span the nomnation read
John Breckenridge in the pee OF Mr.. souler ''who
coming home" An inquiry arose what Mr. Brecken.
riege was meant; the mem = the House seing te
Hor John Breckenridge l6ne Of the Senas,Ys could
tell proof that bad beea consuIted TIC Prlsl.
dent calls on the Senate merely 70 register his decrees
Mr.. breckenridge himself did nyt know Of his avpoin
me mt till after bis had been sent to the Senrte II
am not very much mistaken he would have had
another appointment but Pierce stole march on i'm
as he Goes on all his friends lie prefers having finn
out OF the tonntry. SPHYNl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-20

NAVIGATION oT THx DELAwtEE C.sAt~-Iesre
. .t.v, rrost~st II trsfsrt - ssFiy ofss ~ a
rss.vsys f.ysf sn6 ennkl. 1bs santssy bars Girsa
nsfls. sAa. M ssrsi ~ - et>ssa ior naTKaisn -
ns ttsh a Bsbyasry 1hs ttlssers - p~~n fs.t ~
y. N.sssn Brssel las fih s'5tla iof sfve-si pa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-20

The United Ststes frpais Columbia, rorsnans.r ste
pben y wnson tearipg the broad pvanant n Lorn-no
6ore Jobp 1ftmss Newton. Of the bone sguairoa .ss
frtm Fan JuaE d Slesrasus o. the csk lssi for Q,
Thfuzs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-20
The rongshort men and the Nsrehants-
RrYUFAL or Tss ngsCa.sTs TO Accxrr THE cosr
TH0NnE

Tbn 'IDUgshOrt men thr
REFUfAL or TBs HgsCHssTs TO Accxrr TBE cos'
FEossK
Tho committee appointed a. the Dssilnz % the looE
shor.men on thursday night At TAm9aGSy Hall ooaaiss
iDg sf M-,srs. Williams, Asbmore and Ksusy, ws,d
yeStsrdsy On Captain y. v. Morgan, chairman q ibs
rnestny Of rn.reh and powaers .o res lret -.
work 20 reduce tAe wages Of tue lASSrers and ryss
NJ Williams. on. bshan of the comEst'se, stated that
tho long, ,bonHsn desiring 10 eompfosniss matters,
offered 10 work for On. shisg ss per daJ tnst~s ~
tvo, a. ismans ID By the msrcEATts aagts h0rgAa
rspef nat hs had ssDsuisd The fssrthsnis - uss
Iroist q As1sing tbs cOmprottse bat thsy r.fussd
h. lntsr 90 ~ They tbsre pIssty ef
suztA,.f issssrn, uhs quita -lipg 70 ae-eVt the
reusuu. tAl!sn offered Besides the sbiypg basisess
Gees nnt 10 AZ prvssst and unse nas,ss c0rts sd
IsptaB kargnn fprtSsr EtAtse Tat they uawlag
- rt.ogriss 1ngtn ofgsrrson, snd that
tn, rte sLsA the sin,aSs thsy hA1 A.ssnasi A.
tu.ti - dictate prns 70 ths nsrshsats
Nj WIuSsA replied a at the rlsreAan's ~ this e1~~
vsrs ias hrr, y eofnbfs for The rsdueitrn - ss
vHgst-t at ths men ~srp stin sln1K 70 "0rN Ter tbs
od p-lees-- bAs times vsfy bard up1n the p e.
that ~. merchants eSsA te'tr Enfa e. gre fSilaf
ia. the . sss shbAsz AEd ttai hf"agbVs n-
d.aul,y ths Iocr Hbozus LAD sthl ytd pAt ns~ aof
asslgs 10 e1Htfomlss .bieh tEGiea teen ~ 80 syn.
t.thJ snd sstgort osths skei- comm sty A. C&pts o
isr brt uGs smtJ to s1a1nsnt Il the vsss y ths
( usrrhari, ne Hgsmsnt - Ht. WIilsHls wsns 4
eoptss - AfCtuk 1bs etrnits ~ tig 'tpGStipfsue@
go tk.r esSe atA thea tLs n4atsf Fsas ~ pressni
1,etksr rsssssE ill h. Lflf a. TaEiiaRsy Hal -rns
I Yousas ,.sfsBR V hsn ns ftY % q iAs cgmEsits,
sss h. cnassr ,bs u AenoD @csb aarsAehs "a
I csT the ciTtsIssiAsesA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-20
Page. Bneor-S & co,-an Appeal to Californian !.

Tie annexed letter from some prominent itrsers {
California now on witt to this city will We trust,
have the effect Intended ltis from those who haze had
intfzate business relations With the house named from
tbose who feel consJent tha.th high integrity and un
sullisd honor OF TIL individuals posing the rr1or
Page Bacon Co., Viii find ntn friends and powerful
pretestofs in the city and STATS OF their ADOPTION
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-02-28
Cuban Affairs.

OuR readers have been duly infnrmed OF the unusual
excitement recently produced among the authorizes OF
the Spanish Isle by an alarm OF invasion. Thus far
nothing has transpired show that there really exist
cd the least ground for the sudden hubbub Indeed 1t
Is pretty we'll ascerancd we believe that il all orlg
mated in nightmare which visited the ruling HrDALGo
about day break one morning causing him TO scream
for help against that devil QuITMAN and his desper
ate crew." The alarm is said t. have spread from
palace to palace rum fort fort and from shi to ship
until every thing asli for the conflict But the
enemy, having had only imaginary lodgmen, for
few nocturnal moments upon the pit ofhs Excelenzas
stomach, were of course nowhere 10 be seen in the
broad sunshine Of a tropical day. The world will
probably be fully advertised Of the next Cuban night
and all its stirring results. In the mean time, We
are left conjecture the solution Of this very simple
proposition II the bare idea Of QUITMAN and his
illibusiers can produce such alarm and confusion,
what might not the reality effect
There are who suspect that this general trepi-
dation argurs badly for the might Of Spanish rule in
Cuba And cercs, the suspicion is not without fuunda-