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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-08
LETTER FROM LIsUr.-GEN Scorr

The Hon William 5. Danreil, The Ants avery
Know-No'hing Member Of Congress from Mss.acau-
-etis, having s--ert-d, in bis lectures IN Cbe-hre
County. that The Catholic vote was offered - G.a.
Scott ct tie ae Presidential election severs persons
who heard bin determined - get at the truth OF he
matter, and ,her,fo addressed q letter to the Dis
in, usled veteran who returned the folio wing re
Ngw.YoRK March l, 1855.
GIsTLTHEy: / hsve Just received. through the
Hon Mr.. Hubbard. VI. { 81 W --hiDg'o0 your joint
bitter, dat.d the 24'h nit 10 which you sas - me
that IN come recent political address, delivered IN
your D.l btorbooo aud in your presence the speaker
DECLARED Substantially, that in the last Presidential
cehvsss:
"Bi-bop Hugbss, Of New York, proposed to Gen.
Scott 70 sell the Catholic vote who he-ia'ed 70 re-
ply when tie proposition made 10 Gen Pierce,
ar pt-d apo jesuit placed a, the head of
The Pc.t.Ofice Department.
"Thsi Bi.bop Hughes demands were asseDied 70
by the party TO whom be fret proposed. exc-p. that
il demanded Cabinet officer upon shich you hes
sDo be ssseUted "
Apo your letter 70 o. e is thus concluded:
Believing the statement 10 be false and basey
caupbi-us OF the far fame Of yoursef and the other
oistI guisted gentlemen implicated thereby. we
would respectfully request Of you TO inform US az
Your enieet coLvs, fence whether the statement OF
Mr.. - so far as II relates 20 you, Is true
bssteu TO ssy that the statement or statements
have quoted from your letter, above are, IN re-
erect to myself, ABSOLUTELY FALSE, and 1
hare 6onH h,y ave eYnaNy 40 IN resPst ~ my po-
reusb gentlemen, with gress respect your org s.ry
WINFIELD SCOTT.
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DIED.

BpUsH-Oo "Wednesday March 7h, Frsnslin SOC 81 John
A and arr NJ Brush, sEst years shd mon he
Ths ,,l.tive :. and OF The family are respectfully Ia
vd 10 ,.pd the funeral the residence Of nis fsissr
sa.mprils on DiyssBss L. At o'clock this afternoon
c.us,., iii BE- in .noe.s At the tsfTy 1t Il ~
JOWLER-O Thspdsy FEB 70, at the re.idenee Of 0.
s,tb Yea W.b.>h Caicsso Jane Anna Fellows 70 ser
ss.a q u.oahs Der icsl Minnie aged foN
d.,, The rr,n aims brought Esst fl intsrnslt
NARrEN-On Tuesday morning. 9Th last sk>r shos
bot .evere bees Auns hsrs Go@creh, Wit Of WlIlsm
Aus,,u Msen and ulees Of the late william WliH In as
nth ysu % Der ssa ....S
The ssves and friends Of the family invite 70 s'sl
the funeral Thunsdsy Bah met 81 O'Clock r ~ Zoo ~
iei Ben ret vifhS ut further initiation L., =, hi.
hOsE5-At stsaesfeies Asren u. OF isnsnsusa
lgpss. solomon Moses aged 81 Jear ~-,., e.l,
TSLER-Or the morning Of ths 7th insty ossee i.vx
child Of George Elsabe.a Tyler aged Iee ), ss,I
Tie relatives and friends Of the family Hs ~ e1 The
be fgserL this ThUs4IyD sfts<sess. a. Wiusnssafsh
tsslesss Of her Psxssss, Ne. 10 ssso - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-08
CHANGE OF EMBtZZLING DIAMONDS
AND JEJVELRY
ARREST OF PLIN WHITE

Pin White, VITO abou' three years sine acquired
cols derate notorety. by sb.condIDg, as allsg d.
y.';n resrly 100000 belonging 70 Me-srs Wmn Il
Hs~kusJ II Barker, Geo W French. and Others,
~ho bad iptfu ted IL ~,'h bin to nuy GOLD dis-in-
s,rnr ~ Cotg hicn he SAILED for Europe with TIE
.rucs IL oomDsuy with r couctes4n-sss yes er;sy
arse.t.d by S-Tgt S,iih Of the Loser Police Court
,hsrpsd win rnihezzng d'amoBd- and -seiry, 70 the
,Glr, of "a OO VII heI'sposed ~ AMI -pJropc-red
THO srrse.cs 10 b. own II appears thai Wol'e,
,,uuoIits seo, euirfed The employ of Mr.. Wn.
Ts,In-. brs ltrs' No II chsnb-rs-st and was With
hin ak month";; ou'iug which time be carried a
duplicate KEY cf the s-fe IL watch the ABOVE
amour, Of diamoufs and je~elry ~ss deposited
This safe ~. opened IN th- sb-eace OF
Mr. Ts, Tor ard the v-lusbles taken oat If -, and
" hie. Oh being Questioned, admitted TO Mr. 1, IN
the rr.sence Of Others that be was the person who
took posses Of the property; ana farther th.'
b. bod dspo-et OF il, aid unable 70 return either
the vslusbes or treir worth. Mr.. Taylor then pre-
ferr,e charge Of enbezzlement az >nst him, and
be Wa arrested in Broadway and taken b.fore jus
tie. Connolly who held him 10 swat exanin .tion'
which will take place on Tuesday next White Is
row snces two ndcsn for false pret-nses in con-
rectieb sih h< gold dust operations and bis ulA u
expected to take piece during the presea' term Of inc
Cyurt Of Seesicps
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WHOLESALE ARREST OF LOTTERK
POLICY DEALERS.

Psirick McLsuchlir. Of No. li9 Crcsby-st. sp-
Pesisd before Justice DAviison, few days since,
enc preferred complaints sgsiurs number Of per.
sons "hom be alleged dealt 10 Undergraduates an
Rad u bin ore or more ticke.s each. H. ~as una-
bic to give the Of the psrie- ons hal kept an
account Cf her place Of business and the date Of his
purchase, and several police officers accompanied
Tim to eaeh place, in order that be might identity to
accused They 6r-t visited the premises No. ! Be7k-
nAr-st where be Identified James Moore and W N.
Med maid as the parties who had, the I'm ut,
cold bin quarter ticket These men were arrested,
and their place was searched and in II we're found
policy book, schemes drawing clips, &c. No. lis
Chaibam-st. wss next visited, and Less ST.
John was there arrested, bnt nothing 20 show
that he carried on lottery business sas
found. No. rs Broadway was then favored with
call. and Edward c. Mead and Joseph Dunn
were arrested. AL tie " fixins belonging 10 the
bu-iness were here found and tsken possession
Of By the Police. No. l46 Chaihsn-st. then re-
ceived visit, ard Joseph Shipton was arrested
aid ali his policy books, schemes, &C., captured.
No. 81 Canal.st. furnisned the Police with Samuel
Kelly and Charles A. Walden, and hos; Of lottery
tickets, schemes, &C.; and No. . Dey.st. enriched
the party with the preeence of VIM. Howard aud all
his lottery arrangements All the worthless above
named were taken before Justice Davidson who held
them TO bail in $500 each, to answer. Mclaughlin,
the complainant compelled TO give bail in 900
to eIsuie bis appearing 10 prosecute.
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u.,h.r. dust their faces 9Th their h.0ik .,,hi'f-
and yeepipe their eyes of the door tn. ioiks 40
tsuutipp az escape from the terrible b,roost Bat
genius asserts l-.f srd ore forgs's tn b2p1s, ia
n : nsn stose vsry sro'esqueoe-- bu' pr,ves IA
grand originality and fore e;tlg the ntuasr in 'he
u,st,sr-~hen Il xas good 20 on T1s-fs.-tg- Hpu--
cheer. He ,st do VI ths, night VT psrlisr-u-
fsry .uccsss having achieved tbs which n AS been
,wsriy yesrs striving for. aDd s4t:b-1 b D>-s
iny though the lobby irnd u.rsservsi ,-stai.'
iiofs TO the conclu-ion that th4t a. The hap
piest moment Of g carter which though Leaf Tl'o
lsures, hse, p.rtsps, been a very miserable he
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Advertise meat
TO PHYSICIANS

AID rgE PEAo1IeNs MEDICAL FACULTY. hroaSnou' .as
xorld GeAL<n<n - al-s - !os TO d..covs' tns
MOT .f-efu. Tonic Medicine gu 20 tue soi .nt
As sincere cesif- 70 extend Ire % 81
boplss viii receive 10 the same pasntnfope spns
10. that BY year .stal aid ntoefa sosf
,c thsu.a e VITO suf-riag win ofsFspsiA sp.
c,srtoS -cRoFvLi obsa tue and p-rsnso'
4 rr,p.s, sbo- TO all resglx Ptys.ns on .2p
bo.dssy IA. full true ree2, f1r prepsnf ~ rela
tsef II s,rsspsrs eIpsin 10 them The nodn
ri The pecu schb. ~ sppNstus USED for tsst par
-teleyDG 80 10. s1ch . eourse OF my p1t -
win .l pa Jude. y0uD and oe the meas 81 70
rr your p i5eEe- 10 pound, th.t you 49, :.
b, ed 20 yclr curative sssnts the bet ADD Hsses
rif.r IN t5e sboe sorld An. snlemsn ,r,,
Your ob-dl.rt ,eTvsnt, JOEY o.;r. K,
Eev-Yosk, March ., lass Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-08

BuLwER IN PARLIANrSr-Tts Ligerp,o' JoVra n
gives an interesting of the gres, debate in
Parliament the question o. eollsiihs foreigners in
the Eoeish service. Speaking OF SIR Elv.d Balwer
Lyttop, 2A< JorrHoi says:
al think Re is the most ridicu'ous.ockiny n,u
with his horse and blue-ssncer eyes ia ne ma
jestys dom lpions; and bis bo~ wo~s voic- drives
oue into bysercs Of dgosiosss; and his gs''ures-oh
bv gestures Conceive Csssandrs being dogns1c
10 ss.se VI deliriu trrn,eDs The impression for
NE 6nt I've minutes Of his ofstory. awful; you soc
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CARD FROM PROF GEO. WASHINGTON GREENE
70 "a, loito, If The ~ Y Trrbsss

A GARD FRON FROF. OfU' " 10 IIINot0N o'S ~ VI
70 ne Editor u The ~ y Trbsas
SIR: In your report of the last evening meeting
Of ID. Rhetorical Society, it is stated:
I. "Tbs, Prot Greene read paper on the life and
character OF Gen. Greene.
| read "a pap-r the whole Of my address, except
r. ,,,fsci. nom Gen GreeLes eofre-psndenee hssas
bs.1 = ieily and literally .xtsmpore ,,
ms: The f.t er Of Gen. Greene lived on Lonf Island
.,d nothing about Long lslaod Gen. OreeHes isshef
livso H. Rbode I,lstd
s Thar be enlisted in the army
,aio no .urh hps
STb.t be f,usht hi, wsy NJ TO the rank OF Gsnersl
,,r,,,.y stated thst he sppoDted Comm'hdsr OF the
ara Coutn seLt from the ginning with the rsnf OF
Tbs. the Professor then proceeded to enunerats many
Of The exploits OF Gen Greene ,,, -, -
I'D not cav s'usls word shout soy OF his exploits con
eri,s y.. sor the history Of the jfnAion o' Ls
LINZ ''' GEORGE wAsHISGroN GREENE.
No Il L.fiagtoa-aV, March 1855
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COURT or GENERAL srssIoss-M.eh Before Re

At the opening Of Court the following Psr'ons we're
qsslfed 10 set Grand jurors: Hopper MOTT
t.1i pe.dhn-.t "a H. Fletcher Rafus T. HeEatJre, beo
Catub, B. L solomsn John J. Waleott. John ; L.n,'
Geo II Pees sn,. 3 FOrb.h, ssnl k,nney Ben "a ~ ~
,n,sss FSwie Chrsy Maurice o k.uissni samuel W
ot. EDWARD scben. nsJot Thompson, ~ sernae me.
C. Ot,o samuel Bsi.er u, IsaS Sor'ted IN n. Anipp
n tss.e n-rn.n after which there beng 10 eses READY
fot trial The Court lOarrec for the dsI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-08

TIE RECENT ASSAULT uPoy Ton HYER.-Hsrvey
Young, the gambler who was arrested on charge OF
being participation in the attack upon Tom Hycr
pueist on the night of the 7th ofJanuiry last while
be was at Platts Saloon, under Wsllsck's Theat'r
and who was subsequently discharged by Ju'tics
Welsh. has been jointly indicted with Jim Turner aud
Lewis Baker, for assault, with intent to kill Hyer
Officer spieer, Of the District Attorneys Office yes
terday arrested him on bench warrant, and he vas
held TO bal in $500 TO answer the indictment John
Widey. an ex-PohcemaD became his bondsmsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-08

Thomas Wallace. ora young nan giving tia name,
il epui,d to The honor of newspaper mention tie
va arrested yesterday morning. while in the act OF
making en inceoent exhibition Of himself TO young
women Who were passing through the Park on taeT
WAY 10 her workshops.
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UoSoRAprY DfscHARGED.-Mr jacob Strauss 81
it.rEr,t-I ~toe arrest &C ebNEe Of see
-, "a ds,. ssj. hss BEEN bon raey dschssed oy
I..ties Cotr0 tie con Dl>nast, a beis ha'oz n~
coupfer affidavit IN hicn STATS tna "n-n Esf onp ,n'
rse- a.. Nd L-v,r M sod tast th-Ee-
TO- hsG Oh sised anything By t,'e
a. M spp-srs entirely mi.ut ders GOD the con
800. Of The or. AFFIDAVIT tn, lie Of swearing % t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-08

THELATE PUGILIsTTc EscoUSTER-Jin Turner the
"biuser who accidentally shot himself in the arm
while attempting to shoot Bill Poole, in the late pu-
elis, encoun or in Broadway, was yesterday taken
from biz cell in The Tombs, and conveyed to the Pen
eu,iary Hospital, on Black wells Island. II appears
iha, bis wound lie getting worse, rather than better.
sno bis cell was deemed too damp for him. He n
much reduced in flesh, aud appears quite disconso-
late. Baker, for whom the Police have for sons
time pas, been the lookout, is said by one OF his
intimate friencs to have sailed for the sand~i n
Islands. The truth Of this is, however, doubted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-08

We csll attention to the Temperance Lecture to be
delivered this evening at the corner of Grove aud
HudsoD-sis by Mrs J. Ii. Fairchili, Of Conn. Mrs.
+. is highly recommended as lecturer.
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MARfsIED.

CAMPRELt-rgoHAs-on TUESDAY mortipt 10. On
-, A., ~ P,y A Cuysr .r A Campbell . hs' A T.
rbou.. al o. nsn.yuns Philadelphia r.
ssEISk ER-LoBDFLL-At Brnos6sd Fsrhsd Go
Conn on -s...d.y Mach BY the Rev " C. catu'; M
cS.,l,.S sus5,is Of Css ston sstsa sfd 70 HSs May
A. iohsell Of ths former place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-08

ACCIDENTS OF THE HUDsoS RiyrR.-TSo men
cIe.ted On TUESDAY while eossn1 th- Iivsr from Hae
.os 10 the They 61h astiv-s Of Ireland
Tb.r u-us. srOSG.
P,reI R.esiod who injured 10 the 5i" Fn-uaes 81
- 80 ef TTuct PoughSeepe. died on Iae-dsy morn.
. red.Ies lie va Al iIdastriou, ,Ouns msa ,aa we'll
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.BROOKL Wv ITEMS.

The GENERAL SCHOOL FuSD.-At the last meeting
ofthe ard OF Eepeson, the Committee upon the subject
reported tbs, the the General School Fund b
.prlied 70 the first feen School Districts including coored
School. No. AID s5so7 and this the Com nit
recommend he sppropi,ted-fOr evening schools,
(S2Sc salaries 2ao) library purp ocel print
ing ele.nr fuel &C., sc lssvins $S 500 for ts,cher'
The latter !. TO b. appropriated th- folio <ns
.ch.l. H.inctinn sddifianal tr.chars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-08
MAYORS OFFICE.

ALL SORTS OF sIss The Mayor yesterday re
ceved letter complaining Of an old scoundrel, 65
years old, who makes business Of advertising for
young girls a. teachers to go South, but takes them
reilly for prostitution. woman who keeps store
il Broadway acts as his reference, or procuress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-08

popular hu Dot always with res-pn. The srsi.t who
after r'- 10 improve 'be work ofthe sun-s ga ,e es
often msrs a. u-nds il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-08
Ia " INTELLIGENCE
6UPRPMF COURT.

T. T. Shsffner Of Kentucky, WAS admitted a. At
ton ey Counselor Of the Supreme Court.
No S-Dsvd Bush plaintiff 10 error ass janice ferson
sol instrstor de bcns Of MARROW Cooper C-use vas
argued by James Baysd for plaintiff and j. Critsenden
for defendant -
No. Original docket The State Of FLORIDA sst the State
OF Geo.a several motions 1ed y Counsel argued by
Gov Weseo fer complainant end senstor Badger for re-
sIoudeut
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cOuRr CALYrDAR-THIs DAs

Ctncrrr CouRr-Nos. 3se, l74z, l743, l7H, l7lo,
SctERiof CouRr-No.. 1872. 90 952, e77 9sa s9l
~ ESQ s7s. &c. %, sss, 1901 to l'' wv wv 70 ''
SuPRTMx CoURr-SPeeiG! T1m-S0s. II, 49, ~
IS Al 10 g. l53 80 TO- u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-08

Tne commttals to the II use Of Reception of tho
Ncw-York juvenile Asylum vera, in November aud
December lat, 1888 o. ~nch Sc were for petit lar
ceny; in January aud Fehrury, 1876, of which only IL
yer. Tor petit larceny. The commitments for larceny
are he only criminal cases
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-08

Three foul young scaDps-named John Terrell,
Terence Morris ana Arthur Crown-charsed with
selling exposing for sale obscene books and prints.
at piers Nos, aud North River, were arrested
Ntettrddy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-08

Zadock Pratt will lecture before the Mechanics
Institute this lrhursdsy evening, his subec. being
"Tt at noble animal, the Horse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-08

The Mayor adveti-es that hereafter the ordinance
concerning the protection of blasts by timber will be
fully enforced.
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CITY ITEMS

Pos1FoSrD The concert advertised to take place
tonight at Nibos, postponed for week in conse-
quence Of the illness of two of the artists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-08

The Philadelphia SaDbalh Association have cent q
commune ,ticn 10 the Mayor, conplimen'ing him o.
ms efTots toward the Observance Of the Sabbath.
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TAiv-ffis-tuea,

GAS! Gas New styles Of Gas FIXTURES
r the .rruq rr,de Of both snd snsGu- design at
holesae tgv-Fs particularly ay-d @ e. o. Iae crest
s-nus.ctusirE Dero. OF AscaER wssSss & Co. No Ss
BroacwE.
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fAdvertisemeot

HORACE WAITRESS PIANOS chaAengc compeS
a, iii ,bose OF an, other male fox ps.9 PHI
r.bilir, To ss soos purchasers nsa'sJ PsJ"s." ~As~
WGervo0s M. SIS Brosdvsy.
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iA1verri-eraens
NnTFFR

JOHN BRENNAN q Co.. Importers of wide
sis sstrs &c. have d 70 No % CeCa here al
oiGe-s I'll Be puEctua.ly attended TO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-08

BALL OF THE ERHEIrERUSG.-As select masquer ade
and fancy. dress ball Of this Society was held on
Tuesday evening at Pyfhagorss Hall. About lao
persons we're present, and none but masks were ad-
nlitted The belize of the evening Mrs. Stop
pei the lady of the artist, and Mr.. Wolf the actress.
A portion Of the members belonging TO the Turner's
gave exercises of very laughabe character. Two
young men, brothers in-law were present with their
wives. Shortly after their arrival they exchanged
masks and dresses and the wives made the most
confidential commu ncations to each others husbands,
without su,pecting the truth until the general I'M
masking took place at midnight. Nothing bat the
supper which followed could have Gained their con-
fusion.
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facT-r-ise-1rrfl
sr-tnx 10 CON ytrn-l rh0~-r
Iaersid leaves ed o. STAG t5rrr
S-rstils iufo s-idrr birth
Soon .hsI seek he bare, -,rtA;
Vh-F,sl.'-r the ROOT foani.
Th~r- vii hlcon TIE 'eesing round
A. from Az p~r-sni.l fo0r.
Cone. he 'sir perfect frait
hi--ri-s Nhetb~r ~ -hs--
siurrn or cain. The -ses pcIvsGs.
Magnificent Photographs OF all sizes, Daguerre-
et,r.s CS,vo-s n.te IN w-srh-c a.
RaoTsW FAI Ga.sIy, NJ sd Broad Say 6s door up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-08

Joseph Mauoy c,mplains that be worked on The
ABer,eon T,p<s, as c 'mpositor-thst they owe him
50 - for three da,s' work and that they have re-
pes,edl, put him Off and will not pay bim. He says
that most Of their oonposi'ors are lsh and Engsh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-08

THE RIVER The North River to Newburgh is
open and navigation is practicable. From Newburgh
to Kingston the ice is drifting. Above Kingston, the
south wind and mild air and rain is weakening it. At
Albany it lie yet thoroughfsre. but unless change
toward colder temperance soon ensues, the naviga
ton cannot be long delayed. The water in the Mo-
hawk River has not risen any, and the ice is still
sound.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-08

There is sons trouble among the master and jour
neyp.n house painters as to wages The journey
men had 81 for 10 hours work, auo from November
til March l. 90 cents an hour. This rate was agreed
upon in April 1885, and they protest aims. tho con
nued reouciion Of this rate owing to the high price
of Iiviog and the unhealthy nature Of their WORK.
The New York House Painters Associ stion prices
Low 70 shillings a day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-08

By the following letter, a copy OF which has been
sept 10 each Captain of the Police. it Will be noted
tbst az proposed, Mayor Wood has cau'ed correct
weights aud measure, TO be placed in each station
H,u-e, where any parties who thInk they have been
cheated in the weight of any article, may 60 and
ascoriaih t3e fact:
MAYORS OFucs. New YoRK. March 7, 1855.
SIR: There p.ced >titDn- 1Ole fsi -et
ef w,ish .rd and dry per ,eeomp'ry
~ list OF providing then 10 10 enable yon -
soc NO Who have been d-ffsud,d ~ false
Weighs 81 U recryinE less qianuf tlAn pgf
cb ed IS 40 TO afotc opportunity purchasers 90 Dis
cow t.Lsr they receive the qnsbtty eosgh or no rn1s
liz hor,.t ,Lcp III be benefited By aidiion. Gus on
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p,,op o. peron. 10 re-s.sh article VIII
(. ,our dui, o do Of ebsg You will also use yoGr
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~. 10 ssrry ou the OBJECTS there oy u
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-27

Cmrc.eo, July 25.-The Kansas Legislature
net al Shawnee Mission Vn the 18Th last, put
Susnt 10 adjournment.
Tie proceedings were principally Of local ma
tute and without general InterSt.
Mr. MarShSI'S bill on the Qualification "t Eo'
tors was trad the 2Hl tine snd EetsEeI TO the CON-
on elections.
Mr.. Anderson introduced q bill providing that
40 person shall Ue ai1 itIed TO take seat in The
Legislature without taking sN oath to support The
fugitive slave lav, and that all peESonS convicted
OF cjrculoting Arguments, Sentiments OF opinions
uRfaVorabe 10 s, avery, shall W IueIIG'Vleto any
Office Of honor, trust OF pto6t in the territory.
The bill was read the irSttime
Mt. Wilkinson gave notice that lie should into
duce bill! for the permanent location Of the cap.
i,aI OF Kansas. TIE place IS he SacS Agency 81
miles fi0m Shawnee.
II vas unanimously voted that the SeEgeant'at'
anus should furnish the House with copy OF tue
laws Of CongIeSs Of 1850, and the lawsot MasSl'
ehuSeitS Of 1855.
The evening session was rFeiaceI W rough
and tumble fshl between Nj. MillatS, editor Of
The Vested News, and Mt. BADLY, Public PIin'
let Of the lerEilory-bOlh PtOSIaverY meni bot The
fight IS supposed 10 originated in . difference oil
bate for the IbOlllonistS.
Mr., Woodsou, Secretary OF the Territory, re-
notlvd 70 have said thOt he would assume The
ieinS Of Government, Ia case Coz. Reelet refused
~ recognise tue legislature.