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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-14
Guetial Notices.
Electrotypipg. - Electrotypine!-No. 60 Fulton
ST., near tliG-st.-h IL JOCELYN5 original RES Ok
NEW ARRANGEMgNTs

90 s.,isa;
h''"0''pe '''' NEW ARRANGEMENTS!
Great nducemert. for Publishers and others TO dupese 10
COPPER their wood envs9. and SP .ss H 10 ;. nn
vailed IN hs pne,. durability 1900 new Gus for Pdnsn
Rom Re ey ana country .ceed Prompt attention and tbs
perfection warranted in TIE execution =, VI
ppesby ~. a "a 20 FnI,ao:.t
EB-Per.ops Instructed practically in the business
,.d Tnis EvESiSG At Their Hall No IS Lssst.t,
%.Seirr oeoci Essy By Dr. D. Shepherd s1slsst
S,oS oae.ton for debse: shoad Native American
Crep' bsDo tossth-r 70 overcome sGTesa nfasnee
'h'm'''e MI '''''"' CHAs u. SHEPARD, Sec.
Art of Prolopging Life.Tbe Eleventh Lecture Of the
Course III b. 81 en- THIS tWsdnesdsy) EVtnlNG, Al!
:eoch sEDGwSk in s Hf Of the S.t+,Po pa,
ard Posons ths Vital Principle will be considered
The REV Henry Ward Beecher will deliver Lee:
At he P{nouh Church bIeosy' on AZ
ibs Ssb.t Of The nj iNDUsfs al School Foa GIRLS
Tles each may be bad the Sexton OF The Church.
The door on the evesiDs Of the Lecture
College Of Ply sicians and surgeons.-The Annual
IN TngsbsY EVENING isS March al H. Professor
Jo..pb Smith vii devs, the address The Profession and
inc iRosERT Watts II d Secretary Of the Yscuty.
@ ted - be puhe in ATTENDANCE WEDNESDAY, EVEN
can't md JorssmS as questions In which every Brother
10 Interested will up for action on tbs evening:
P.w BncKE, secy. GEORGE KIRK, N U.
We are requested to state that JAS. NJ MILLER&
Co will sell THIS DAY wednesday, March II, 1875 at
O'clock at the City Hail. under the special direction o. c.
Fsfs ESQ, Controller. the LEASES of "a BULKUEADS,
DOCKS and SLIPS, belonging to the City Of New York.
ytST 4s 2s. fHs T., :S
Sesrsh variety with EXOTIC PLANTS ROSES, VINES,
Sc and Plants thrifty and 10 fine condi
ton and purchasers invited 20 visit their grounds and
houses For Catalogues apply at No ~ Wall st basement
MAYORS OFFICE, Eew-York, March 9. 1855
$500 Reward Proclamation Whereas WILLIAM
POOLy bss died Of shot wounds inflicted as n believed,
by one LEWIS BAKER about IL o'clock OF the night
ofhe oath Of February last public house known Stan
viz hall at No. 579 8fosdway and where's. the said Lewis
Baker still at lsree therefore, FERNANDO WOOD
Mayer Of the City OF New YORK do by virtue Of authority
reward Of two hundred and fifty dollars
Cor The spprebs and delivery the authorities OF said Ba
her Of bundled and fty dollars 70 be
paid the certificate Of the Recorder
District Attorney that such conviction had upon the tee
oopy OF the person claiming said reward But all
claims presented the Msyor within twenty days after
saeh apprehension conviction will be disregaded
Isl FERNANDO WOOD. Mayor.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-27
CHIVALROUS.

It 10 said that the defence of the weak and
the protection of the down trodden-that
principle of humanity which sympathises
with and takes the part of the weak against
the strong, is one Of the best anil noblest
traits. 1t evidences heroism and true chiv-
airy.
Looking over the long columns of loaded
matter in the Governme Mt organ around the
corner, we cannot fail to admire the adhe-
siveness of the editors to the crumbling for
tunes of Franklin Pierce. The amount Of
Ink shed in his defence is really surprising.
As one after another of the staunch sup
orters Of the administration leaves the sink
ing concern, the laudation of the Gazette
becomes, if possible, more and more feeling
and earnest, and the leaders increase in
length, though, perhaps at the expense Of
solidity. As State after State repudiates
Pierce and his policy, bring ng up the rear
with New Hampshire, the Gibraltar of Lo-
cofocoism, the Gazette grows fast and fu-
rious. Now, when the locofoco press in the
entire West and North west, with one accord,
are condemning Pierce and his vetoes and
treachery to river and habor improvements,
with an earpestness and severity that puts
the fusion and Wing presses to the blush, the
Gazette, ''soltary and alone," is singing
peons to Pierce and his vetoes, in the ears OF
a people who suffer as much or more for want
of necessary improvements, which alone can
be effected through the General Government,
than airy other in the Great West.
We shall leave it to the decision of this
community to determ ne whether this course,
so false and traitorous to the people among
whom they have cast their lot, and SO true
to the decaying fortunes OF this fallen dy-
nasty, ia attributable to love Of the he
roles, or Of the spoils of Office. We shall
leave it to others to determi whether this
fulsome adulation is superinduce by love of
spols which Pierce, Douglas & Co have the
power to dispense until the 4th Of March,
81, or through admiration Of the Military
achievements of Gen raj Pierce, and the
great abilities he has dsp aged since his oc-
cupancy of the White House.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-27

No certificate will be deemed sufficient 10 any case,
unless th, facts certified to be within the person
nj knowledge Of the magistrate or other afhcer VINO
shall sign the certificate, the names aud places VI
residen If the witnesses by whom the facts are es-
tablished be gwen the afdayits, properly au hem
ticated. be appended to the certificate
The official character and signature of the magis-
trate who nav administer the oath must he Certified
by the clerk IF the proper court of record ut hs cou
cate Of the officer who authenicates the signature Of
the magistrate is not written on the saine sheet Ut
paper which contains the signature to De
the certificate must be attached to said paper by
piece Of tape or ribbon, the endsof which must pass
under the. ofi:ia seal, as to prevent any paper
from being improperly attached to the certificate
Applications in behalf Of minors should he made in
their names ty their guardians or next friend
Where there several minors entitled to the same
rratuity one may make the declaration. The warrant
will be issued toall jointly. In addition to proof OF
service as in other cases, the minor must prove the
death of his ia herr hat widow survives him, and
that be and these he represents are the only minor
children Of the deceased
If a party die before the issue OF warrant to
which be would be entitled, if living. the right dies
with him. In such case, the warrant becomes void,
and should be cancelled, and the party next entitled
in right of the service claimed should make appli
cation; and if there be no such party, the grant
apes under the Irritation Of the beneciaries to the
bounty If the claimant die after the issue of the
warrant the title thereto vests in his heirs at law in
in the real estate IN The pisee OF the
domice Of the deceased, AMI only Be assigned Or
located by said heirs.
Applications made by Indians must be authentica-
ted according to the regulations 20 be prescribed by
the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs.
l.. P. WALDO
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The Most Successful American Beck:
RUTH HALL:
4 Domestic Tale OF the Present Time.
IY FANNY FERN.

1Y FANNY FERN.
iC0 PIP, limo. Cloth. Price, Sle5
Lit has been reserved to this distinguished au horess
10 achieve what may, under the circumstances. he
regarded the most brilliant success ever obta ned
by an American writer Of fiction. ruth HALL. -
her inst continuous story though deriving no ntercs.
~ popularity From connecti with any of those v, yl
qaesti rs which agltate the public mind has in the
tive mouths since it, first appearance reached great
y lager sas than any Other American wolk Of fc,iop
whatever thin the same perio.. This extraordinary
fact Is # itself abundant evidence Of the ah,orbpy
interest and graphic power Of this remarkable work
We have oar possession severa hundred reviews If
Rum HALL which have already appeared in the
prnc'pdl newspapers and rodcal. Nearly al rro-
nounce it empha ticaly work Of genius, many pre-
dieting for it the largest sale of any American book,
and devoting whole columns to its eulog.m while
We have yet seen bu very few mot twelve in all
whicl deny its singular fascination.
ruth HALL" is for sale by Booksellers generally.
Published by MASON BROTHERS,
march II. No. % Park Row, New York.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-27

Col. BENToN.-fhis i $ in4u shed, but now
stricken anu car Worn Stat sman, was a.
Wheeling, Va. on The 18th ins. lie il
bringing with h IN TO Missouri the mort i re-
mans of his deceased wife wishing TO bury
her where Their children lie, md WIRE he
means 70 sleep, on the sunset side Of he Fa-
ther Of Waters.
W. presume aprropr ate funeral ceremo-
MS ~ De observed, on the alri. al If the
ooiy. ve'y many in the city feel the mpu Sc
20 snow thus their respect and love for the
living and the dead.-(S Isl. Louis INTEL.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-27
CTThe Irish emigration continues to set

yThc Irish emigration continues to set
back toward the cold Country" as stror civ
as ever, while the current hitherward, has
been in great measure arrested. Almost
every snip leaving this port for England,
takes out from thirty to fifty of these passen-
sers. Some attr butc the change to
''know Nothingism," ut in majority of
instances, it results from the improved con-
dition of Irish lands the operation of "Encun.-
berrd Estates" bill, and to the increased de-
mand for labor. Should the proposed OF
Parl ment regulating pass niger ships be sane
toned. IRISH emigt alton TO this country will
be sill more s"nsibly diminished Germans,
on the contrary, W II continue to pour uron
us in large numbers.- journal OF Com
lDerce.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-27

A girl IA years old, being on her way
from school in Rayman, the wind blew hi
veil OFT and landed 1t on the river; p rsuing
il the ice gave way and she was thrown INFO
the river, whore it was ten feet deep; then
keeping herself ailoat by pieces Of ice, she
lie: ,he current drift her down to the bridge
against the stone pier. clinging to this, she
drew herself out Of the water and regained
the highway without aid, and soon reached
home. Tbs was one of the severest DAYS of
The winter. llurr.h for the Yankee school
girl ! Boston Post.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-27

WESTWARD Ito! Tam Of the G. & NJ Railroad
which ARR, ed un Sunday evening b ought wn oye 4
250 EN- grants, bound for he Territory II Kansas
They from the land If ..te3dy habits =
aid fine looking body # men as We nave ever
Thty having with them their wives and ciiilden
All trades, profession and occupation. arr
among them. and they intend making a colony and
laying the foundation Of future city by Themselves
Itey are jul tn. kind Of penpl now wanted over the
Missouri line and will contribute their influence TO
make Kansas what we trust 1t will be,a flee State
Alton Telegraph. 10Th
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-27
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
BosroN, March %.

DoSTON, MATCH Aos
The opcrativps' strike at Manchester still
continues. and absorbs nearly the entire
force of the mill. The greatest excitement
prevails. The operatives are holding meet
ings, and marching in procession through
the streets. The owners of the mill say there
il no profit manufacturing now, and have no
objections to stopping for while.
The House of Representatives refused to-
day by large majority, to amend the ten
hour law, SO as to mae it read Ii hours.
New Brunswick, March %.
The House of Assembly have passed the
Liquor Bill by a vote of q to II.
Il is very stringent prohibiting not only
the sale hut the Importation of liquors.
Should it piss the Legislative Council,
Of which there seems but little doubt it will
go into operation next December, if it re-
ceives the Royal assent.
NEW York, March %.
The application for writ Of habeas cor
pus in the ease Of Hyer, Morris>ey and Lynn,
WAS granted this morning by Judge Norris.
Tn Sc parties seek to be disch Urged as far
as they are implicated in the death of Bill
Poole. The warrants issued this P. NJ. Lynn
Is now at large on Dall.
OswEGo, March %.
The schooner Maria Paul from Toronto,
and the Caroline from Coburg, loaded with
-four, arrived here yesterday.
COLUMBUS, sc. March %.
We had heavy snow storm here last night
inAicting it is feared great damage to the
CROPS.
New YoRK, March %.
Indictments have been found against all
the parties implicated in the Poole murder.
SANDY Hook, March % -10P. NJ.
We have no tidIngs of The Atlantic now
thirteen days and a half from Liverpool for
this port.
New YORK, March %.
Kissane was this morning sentenced to
two years and six mouths in Sing Sing pris-
on.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-27
DOCTORS WILL D.sAGREE.

| 1nere Is, very often, such IL mafkeu oiHer
ence in the opinions of men who should be s.
en,irel, competent to judge in such matters
that the rest Of mankind are often at a loss t.
decide between them. We do not recoIlec
ever to have seen an illustration more il
point than presented itself to our mind il
reading the last number of the ''lowA STATE
GAZETTE" This eminent Democratic Jour.
nal, in its Saturdays issue, had between tw,
and three mortal columns Of adulation Of
Pierce, Douglas and Dodge, and particular
gorifca,ion Of Executive ve,oes. In $; eak.
ing personally, of the wonderful qua.iica
lions OF the President, and his eminent Ill.
ness for his present exalted position at the
head Of this Great Republic-ths editors say
His election was unequvocal compliment ie
himself, and glorious yAdication and approval oi
the great PRINCIPLES Of the party under the auspices
II whcn the government has generally bven admin.
stered.. IN the administration of he government
his whole course has been characterized by MI 81
strict, intelligent and manly adherence to these prln-
ciples; yet no PIesident--t kept General jackson
whom III ,st resemhes--has been SO yii,y mislep
resented and yiIiGed az he.
HI ouC~HOlSJ tONu OdilCu A>cW VIM III
the Safe of the same name, there is a one
horse paper called The "New York Euening
Post" Of which one hiiliam Cullen Bry-
ant has been editor for the last quarter of a
century. This Bryant, of whom, pe-haps
some Of our Democratic fellow citizens may
have heard, has with general consistency, ad-
hsred to the Democ aiic party. In speaking
to this me questionable fitness of Pierce
for the position he occu les, and the merits
of his administration, late number of the
Post had the following:
sin two years he (the resident) has gambled away
he priRceiy inheritance Of popularity with whic h
entered upon his official life; ruined and blok n ul
his party ard cause complete revolution ia the pc
litica character of the States which gave the most
efectual support. There never was man elected to
the Presidency whose public was more plainly
deHnsd bv the circumstances IF the time and more
free fron embarrassing perpexites, than thatof Mr.
Pierce two wears since; and there never was one
among them who missed his way 80 dspaorably."
The stolid ignorance Of this Bryant must
be- very great not to be able to recognize the
of General Pierce to the Hero
IF New Orleans. Would it not be we'll for
he Gazette to run parallel between the
characters Of these two great men--in their
military careers, as we'll as Executive course.
comparison of Jackson's career in the Sem
mole War and tho battle of New Orleans,
With that of B-igadier General Pierce in
Iexico would present marked resemblance,
which is equally well sustained in the after
curse of the two men as Executive heads OF
his Government. And it would be proper
0 snub this upstart Bryant, who cannot fail
t being utterly demolished by ono Of the
;azette's broadsides.
But arrange the matter among yourselves.
is ssnone Of our funeral"
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-27

#lf the claimant was Tcgimcnsal or staff officer,
this decara ion must be varied according tie facts
Ut the case.
Ii the claimant was discharged in ce,seqnc, ce Of
disability incurred by III service II he was in cap
tviy with enemy h. must vary hi, declaration 20
as to set forth the facts If til. case.
Tins decla alton must DC accompanied 10y salts
factory proof vi the marriage of the husbands dt til
and tile present mdomnood Of the claimant. l..
there be d bublc record IT the marriage, duly eel
titled copy of 1t should be- foI warued II possible. If
there be none but plnate or family record such
family record, or ctstihcd copy oi the same shout.
lie forwarded with the aiavlt oil soIne dslnteitsteu
persons, proving the commences Of the original ana
The correctness of the copy If NJ pubic private
record of tile maisai1e exists of he proeuled,
that fact should be set iot ia IN tn declaration; ana
in such Other etisiencs--sueh AZ testimony II
per-ons wis. know the parties il the lifetime of the
hu>b band, AID kEe" he,n to cthatt btist,ala ana
wife. AID TO be 81 repuetl--wlii be ;ttimssabie
NS In no CASE, h,weyef, viii tie mere statement
OF witnesses thai the ciainan Is the widow OF the
deceased be taken as cyl ienee u tue naras e: but
the witnesses must facts and circunsts from
which they derive their knowledge OF opinion that
she is the widow Vt the deceased.
Ilhs declaration must be accompanied by salts.
factory proof of the marraige,of the husbands DEATH
and the present widpwnood of the claimant. LIE hei
be public record If the marriage a duly certified
copy of should be forwarded if possible If there b.
none but private or family rerord such family re-
cod ,r a cert flied copy Ut the same, should BE- for
warded, with the affidavit OF asinterest ed ron
proving he genLin, If he original aud the correct
ness Of he copy If no public private record oe the
marriage exist. be procured, hat fact shbu d
he set font in the declarations; and in such ease 9th
er ovldcnce-sGch the test,ln uny Of persons who
knew the parties III the LIFETIME If he busban nd aud
knew them t. coli.bt as husband and wife aud to
lie reputtd--will b. admls able
Es- In case however will the mere statement
of witnesses thai the claimant is tn widow Of the de-
ceased be taken as cydenc { the marriage: but the
wines g must state the facts ana circumstances
from which thy derive their Knowledge opinion
that SIZE The widow If The deceased.
Noe.-fhe pre-, ding forms may be used for ap-
plicatiUns 1, min.Is. mutaiis nutandis.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-27

A member Of the North Carolina Lec,sla.
lure nude decidedly good shit'' a few days
ago., a bill was pending which imposed !,
nne Tor selling liquor to free negroes, to
which ne objected on the ground that ..such
2 law woald make free negroes more decent
than whites"
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-27

New York BANKs.--The statement of the
New York city banks for the week ending
on the 10th inst. gives the following footings:
Loans, $92 ,449, 345; specie. SIG 1888, 9s2; cir
culation, 81 ,O61 ,Ols: deposits, $76, 52i, 22s.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-27
Be it Resolved by fhe Legislative Assem-

Be II Resolved OF the Leglsiative AsseW
bly, of the Territory of New Mexico,
Section LIST. That he thanks Of the Leg
islatve Assembly be rendered t, Lieut.. Stur-
gis for his gallant services in said campaign.
Section I'd. That a committee of SIX be
appointed, three from the Council and three
from the house of Representatives, to wait
upon Lieut.. Sturgis, and present him with .
copy of these resolutions.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-27

A rums"ller in Jersey City. o, Thursday.
the Isl inst, having ssld liquor to poor man
who was unable to pay for it, actually took
the nuns shoes from his feet and sen, him
INTO tie street TO 90 home through the snow
and cold without them,
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-27

We are authorized TO nfeuncc tho mn me a. J,ur.
CHAPMAN. as c; nd date for the Office 81 go
Treasursr and Reco der, at the ensuing Anvil Tl'!y
ton. By request If i''e
MANY VOTERS or YELLOW SPRINGS To
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-27

We, - and -. residents Of -. in the
State of -, upon oaths, declare that the fore
going declaration was signed and acknowledged by
-, in presence, and that We believe from the
appearance and statements Of the applicant that he
is the IDENTICAL person he repres nts himself to he
(Sgnatures OF witne ses)
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-27

The foregoing declaration and affidavit were sworn
to and subscribed before the day md year above
written and certify that know the atlantis to be
credible persons; tha the claimant is the person he
represents him elf to be- and that have no inter st
in this claim. p
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-27
FORM OF A DECLARATION
To be made achere the party has had a Uar-
rant, and desires another.

u unity OF ---
On this - Gay OF A. D., one thousand
eight hundred and --- rsonally appea I'd b~fpIe
me. justice OF the peace tor other officer authoIiz
TO adm MISTER oaths fer general purposes within aud
for the county and State AFORESAID,
aged - years, a resident Of -. in tile State If
-- who being duly sworn according To law, de
claIes hat he is the Identical - who was a
- in the company comm ,nded by Captain -
-, in the -- regiment Of -, c ,inmalued
by --. in the with Great Britain, de-
carrd by the United States the 18th day Of uue
1872. tor other war, As thu be) for the term
Of - and continu, u in ual service in said war
for fourteen days thai h. has heretofore made APP
picatin for 5olnty laud under the ac' If september
IS, 1850, Tor other act rs the may bel and re-
ceived a land warrant, M. for - acres
which he has since legally disposed Of, anu ,annot
now return.
He makes tn declaration for the purpose If OBJ
tanning h nd tonal bounty land to which he may
be entitl I'm .cr Ia act approved the Sd Of March
1855, lie also declares, that he has never applied
for received, under this any other act Of G,
gress, any bounty-and warrant except the enc alb We
mentioned. signature Of the caimant.1
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FORM OF DECLARATION
To be made by the widov of a deceased per-
son a0ho has had land tcdrrant, and
sieSi,'eS 1uOfher
,ieSi,'eS another,

s eran'y OF Of = S.:
On this - day OF -, A. D., one thousand
eiSht nmafed ahd -, Personally appeared before
me, justice of the peace, tor ote officer authorized
to administer oatns for general purposes, within ano
For the county aud State aforesaid, aged
- years, resident of -, in the state OF
-, who, being duly according to law, de-
ciarcs that she is the willow Of - - dc eased
who was - in the company command by Cap
tam - -. Ill the - regiment of com.
maided by - in the war with Great Britain,
declared by tie United States on the 18th day Of
June 1917, Tor other war. the ease may BEL TIA
her SAID husband enlisted Tor volunteered. or wal
draftefD at On or about the - da, of -
4. d.. - to- the term of -, and continued N
actual service sad for h. term of -, and
was honorabiy discharge at - on the --yay
she further states Tat she was married 10 the said
-- in on the -- day Of l.
ID. By ons a., and that her name be-
fore her said m rIinge was --; thar her said
hush md dill u -- IN the - day Of - A
d. ---. and that he is now a v itow /
She further declares that she has heretofore made
appicat on for bounty land under the act appry,
September Is, 1880, or other act the On NAV be
ard obtained a land warrant for - acres No.
whc she has legally disposed Of and it canno, now
be returned.
She makes this declaration for the purpose Of D.
tanning the bounty land u which >he may be entitled
under the "act approved March 3. 'S55."
Claimants signature.)