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sympathy OF sl ir the car, | know. for there wers
nois, eyes among the ladies' and many bitter look
on marbood's che,k. Arrived in New-York he would
no leave the cars Ill he ordered BY the conductor;
and her attentions in crossing the ferry assaa-
Gus a. ever and met with pushes aud blows from her
brutal ;, -bend. The last saw Of her she in the
stsonho,. 80 on the New-York side. begging him to
see 10 their aggage and he answered her. che was
tool-,o mine Der own business, &c. NJ travelling
companion rem, Tkec, That is womsnly love, and
when be speaks Kindly to her again she viii forget il
- ALL And il is ev,'n 50.
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UOMANS LOVE AND MANS BEASTLI-
NESS.

Ccrre,ponseree q The Boston Transcript
AZ painful scene met my view IN the cars ron
Philadelphia 70 New York, es had ever s7en "a my
iourneys lady ard her husband ca ne into the cars
al The former place, and seated near us-yery re
sieetable in appearance, and the LADY, IN particular
uucou monty interesting After little while noticed
A strange manner in the gentleman, which seemed 70
indicate be was not il favor OF the Maine Liquor Law
Atevery place The pped be evidently repensheh
the vacuum in his throat bs new crlnk, until he
could rot iii without BE- Up in his seat tie then rose
hastily and went and eened the car door, AMI seated
himself in IT, with bic fee; hanging outside. his VIE
wss much distressed and tried 10 prevAl upon him 20
come in ard be give her push which a1most sen.
be- 70 the floor. I 80 gentlemen rose, aud WIN the
ao Of the ducioT be helped 10 end plaeed ia
rec ming position on one Of the sests osnesh WIN
COW. He soon apparently fell asleep-s.a Il was
enough 20 bree ones heart 20 see The attentions "a -
that devoted Sfe avished upon her senseess hIsosna
She covered him up with Der shawl 70 Keep me dn'
from nakiI him pncomfortable Il hs hands Tell N az
unpesart position she gently replaced tnen snc p,r
haze befieF ed them with tear. b-iore arriving W
New fcrk she seemed anxious TO have him wake, an
asked one Of the rtlemen 70 please wake hin. a.
at vas strange city and she did not know what e
do Two or three reused him hstIe and then st'
went 70 him with swe-t suile, and Gays: I'VE hav'
got alnos, 20 NtwYork. and sm glad. you sre o
tired /" an ts struck her in be. fscs. She had to
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IBr Telrsraph /

BEDFORD Pa Thursday, Aug. TO- 1855.
The application of Passmore Williamson for wri'
Of hsbess corpus was argued this morning in the Su-
rreme Court Of Pennsylvania, by Messrs. Gilpin and
Meredith. for nearly three hours. The Court is now
IL consultation. all the Judges being present. The
speeches were very abe
The Supreme Court, without giving any decision in
this case, adjourned to meet at Sunbury on the first
Monday in October
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TIRE IN cESrRE-srREET, SIXTH WARD.
AZ 81 O'Clock yesterday morning FIRE was discov-
cred in the steam saw-mil No. II Cen'rest The FIRE
Originated on The lower floor, and oocasioned by
The friction Of the machinery. The flames were speed
iy scbdued, only drum and some OF the betting being
destroyed. Loss Of Mr.. Bruce about $685. no IN
eurenoe.
Mr. ID. S. Sweeton, who occupied shop in front of
The saving room, sustained damage to the amount
Of $40.
SHIP on TIRH AT SEwTOwS, L. I.
vessel on the marine railway was on fire last
evening. We do not know the damage sustained
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Passengers Arrived

In he steamship Union from Hgve and co's'-Maae Le'
cnni Louvei Mrs DRAKE Mills, Henry Nc hnsht > bsene,
Nj shelton NJ Kuster J. Pgustel jos c. l. Melt george
Rs,d MI Gense Mr. Parker q. LafAgue, ss'an Gafdn5r
David PGtten Tbomss Paiien, LADY and infant u Mus5 ao
Sv NJ. biz al Emanuel Msde Duey Mr.. oeheu and adi
MaSAme Doubet Mr.. Marconis. WA hsnznssr, Mr. hsTip
y Lament Nj Niprsbury Mr Wendt. .me. Taylor, J. r.
Trereh a. Jscob John Dyer. Mr.. Woxhsm, Mr. Bennett
Mr. Wesh.r James h. hostosh, Car Bel h.t
sd MI Kelly Victor Gastad, John Lee, wife daughter and
E.rra
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ARRIVAL or THE UNION.

The United States Mail steamship Union, which left
Havre August /, arrived at this port this forenoon.
The news she brings s not late that received by
the America
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JEFFERSON MARKET.
A PICKLE HUSBAND


Mary Ann Stevens, extremely good'looking
young woman charged her husband with having
abandoued her without the Of support leaving
Herself and child dependent upon the bounty Of
strauaers. Mary Ann thought this was not only bad
taste on his part but extreme heartessness, and de-
rnandco thot the tee should compel him to give her
an allowance sufficient for her support. 1t appeared
that her husband had picked up his rowing habits
while serving in the Mexican War as a New-fork
Volunteer and lis return 10 civilized e iound II
impossible TO drop theu N some respects me udge
would rot listen 10 bis allegations concerning the Dad
temper Of fs wife, thinking that he ought TO nave
learned TO stand an occasional voey while serving IN
the army. lie was ordered To find SECURITY IN SJOO
that he would give bis wife three dollars per week Tor
her support.
THE RUN MANIA.
Twelve cnses Of iutOxicaiOn were brought up none
Of which presented features differing materially from
those of ihe day previous The ames of these lad-
yiduals were Beri arr Mcdonald, very drunk and dis
orderly: Catharine Muholland, disgustingy intoX'
Gated: Joseph Agan so tight to mistake the street.
for a feather bed and the ourrstOne for pillow;
Peter Kelly, perfectly Obvious Robert Farlow
had been merely perpetuadng that same Old druoki
William Ounane protested he had been profoundly
sober; Edward Mooney, repudiated the idea OF ms
having been in any degree iutox'cated VIM. Cooper,
Timothy Maloney and Robert Owens, were ouly prac-
ticipp tie art by whi they hoped to emulate iaakee
Sullivan: John Murray, Independently tight; and w m.
Hofmin. sufficiently dunk to lay down without any
tasisisnce. These indivi were each fined $40,
In default Of which they committed for ten days
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ATTEMPTED MURDER OF A WTE.-Dapie Lynch.
an Irish aborer, 2s years of age was yesterday ar
rested, charged with attempt to murder his wife al
their residence No II West Thirteth-st. II appears
that at late hour on Wednesday night the accused
went ome intoxicated, and quarreled with her.
whom be struck upon the head with the but-cnd Of
loaded whip knocking her senseless to the floor and
fraciuriDg her kul. He was arrested soon after
ward, and locked up to await the result of the in
ures, which, it IL supposed, viii terminate fatally.
The unfortunate woman conveyed to Bellevue
Hospital, and child which she had was placed in
the Aims House for safe keeping.
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MARINE 10 UR M Il
PORT OF NEw-YORK..u..Avo. Il.
Cleared this Forenoon.

Ship.-Oho Hutchings Mobile J w PnliP'i Zone. trl-
lerton Porsnd. ". Lancaster
ksIisEK Nh $ Jones Galvsston. Waterman, Dimoa Co
W. uvse lP,rt Barnet Sekville y. b., master; PetreA
O.hctn Montevideo John Norton. Jr. . .
Bris-0liTe. Pettsrsw, jacksonville, simpson, Mashe~
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CITY ITEMS.

DEATH OF An OLD CIrIzEs.-Mr. Peter Embury.
long known in this City, whose store was for msny
years on the corner of Beekman and Nassausts, died
Yesterday morning in the ninetieth year Of his age.
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The hssouri.Ksnsas Legislature has designated
iNoorpton' lusroed for Judge LecOmpts, of the su-
prime Court Of Kansas as the Capital of the Terri
'Oy' 1t Is 'usted Oh Kansas River, and Ia shout 60
'nDes from Weston, Missouri.
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TIE AMERICA At BOSTON.

The steamer America arrived at Boston at
o'clock III 8 morning. Her mails were dis
patched South in the early train.
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CUsroN-HoUsE CHASGE.-Moses +. Odell. Esq,
Assistant collector Of the Now-York Custom-House.
hes resigned, and Michael Hoffman, Esq., has been
Amounted in his place,
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NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION.
nm Y. Tribune

[ 10 rcl le1te d In1 y. J. IfVuL1'
PENN YAM. Thursday, Aus ?, 1855.
Not long since az arucie appeared "a IRE TRB-
UNE from Elmira stating the number OF Daily,
emf Weekly and Weekly prominent journals TAX
On here from the City ofNew-York. Tlis has led
N. 70 make an examination in that direction here
folloUinc resuIt.
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DEATH OF AN ISFAET FROM ExPosURE.-A newly
born female infapt found dead Yesterday morning
il the slley running from No. l27 Forsyth-st., and
child had evidently been born alive and had died from
exposure al the hands of person unknown to the
ipry. who rendered q verdict TO that effect.
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CsARGT OF GRAsD LARcEsr.-A German named
Lewis Speide residing at Pelhamville was yesterday
arrestec charged with stealing an imported COW valued
81 500, the property o. james 3. Devoe. The cev
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ROBBERY og 4 STORE IN BRoADwAY.-The store
of Thomas Barnet, No. 2ll Broadway, was entered
by burglars On Tuesday night. aud robbed OF 800 ooo
reedles beside fifteen gross Of knitting -needes, val
Sed in ed ct 81, 600. 10 arrest
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KILLED ~ AS IROS FOUSDERY.-Charies Frsei,
Iaborer EMPLOYED in Tuppers foundery, In Eleventh
- was accidentally killed yesterday morning. In con
a. auence of piece of IRON flying of hammer and
s,rkipg him upon the head. Coroner Hilton held al
inGuent upon the body and verdict OF Academia
death was rendered by the jury. Deceased was ma
tive ofIreland "a years of age.
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CAUGHT n MAcHISERY.-JOhn Graves, an en-
ployfe at the bakery of Davidson Young No %o2
Front ST. was accidentally caught in some Of the ma.
cbnery Yesterday morning, aud had one OF his arms
broken He was conveyed to the New-York HosPitI AZ
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FATAL AccIDEsT.-PotricK Cooesnnon. boy IL
yesrs of age died Yesterday at bis residence No go
East EIeventb.st. from injuries received by being
knocked down ard run over on the l4th inst BY a
iupk-wscon. Coronsr Wilhelm held an inquest upon
The bocy and the eyideoce adduced showing that no
blame coad be attached to the driver ofthe wagon,
verde, Of Accide atal Death wcs rendered.
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ARREST FOR CARELESS DRIyIsG.-John Mehas-
ters 6riyer of grocer's wagoo, WAS yesterday ar
reted for n ckless driving and careessy running over
Margaret Rowland, child n years Of age, whose
psreuts reside at No 1913 Wayerly-pHce. On percev-
no the effects Of his reckless conduct McMasters en-
resvored 10 escape, but was pursued by Policeman
Hapipen Of the Ninth Ward and arrested IL the cor
ne, OF Nineteenth-st. and Fourth-av. He was taken
before Justice Davidson and held to await exsmina-
ton. The child dangerously injured.
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ATTEMPTED LARCENY By Private WATCH
waS.-Edward Cotton, an EngIishman, employed as a
Private Watcbman by the citizens Of Eleventh,
Twelfth and Thirteenth ss., was yesterday arrested,
CHARGED with attempting 10 rob one Franklin Perry.
n rnuesrs that very early yesterday morning Perry
met The accused at the corner Of Twefth.st: and
sixtb-av.. whom be asked to direct him TO od eng
bouse; Cotton invited hin 70 si' down and talk awhile,
and he cid So but coon fell asleep, bat was awakened
o. he ALLEGES By Cotton. who vas endeavonng 10
draw siqnet ring from Bis finger which falling to do.
Ie then afempted torob him Of ais watch and chain
PERI ben seized the robber and the latter raed his
oirb 10 sriEe him. but the blow werded OF; Col
90, ,bcn rev a pistol AZ which Perry released him
md fed. Yesterday Cotton was arrested by Capt
Ackerrnsn of the Nntb Ward Police, Ind held By
lust &c Davidson for examination.
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characterized tie proottdoss Coufers.ces ware
led te-pight among The various members, but none ia
the rtmntest cegTee oretel the eveut of to N IT.
row. Some are smos' 10 despair Of eff-cipg an or
gspizsiion. The friends Of Mr.. Richardson hsve re-
sos cd to stsno BY bin; nor is IT probsbe th.' by
Gripping h,m thy could concentrate lsrg r M n 'sr
o. votes on spy ober D-mocra:-tle anti Koo No
ding and Nebi ssis pa form bling bar to sccs,-
s,Ds
Il i VI de sto1d thst Mr.. Tborinston will again
Offer BIS reoluion progidDg fn an eec,on bS a
plurality voc, but it l. no. probable L vii oeafoptef
Mr.. Bayl-y OF Vlr.ibi,, mem ,er If The House o.;
Repnte tstives is The eve Of stsrtin for Havana
for the btpe6t If BIS heal b.
AS his Government hiss sen. Instructions to Min
ister Wheeler not to rec g 4izs the new Ncsraeusn
Cover: meDt, bnt hicb could not have been received
By him before he did 80, Parker Fl French, It is
reasonable to suppose, will not be received its
credited Minister.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THE sPEAKERsHIP-NICARAGUA.
NO SPEAKER.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Trisuns.

Editorial Correspondence Of The n. Y Trsuns.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Dec II, 1850.
Cne hundred and five votes for Banks all this
dsy Ball of Ohio fell OFF all tie rest stood firm
throughout the Gay. Our friends are agreeaoly
disappointed and strongly encou aged. There are
a few members voting for Banks who would prefer
another candidate, but the great majority are
firmly resolved to stand fast to the end. Pennsyl'
ysuia, which was the last to come to Banks, is now
among the most determined not to change or waver.
The Democrats likewise resolve not to change nor
bargain in any way. II we ever have Speaker
il must be either Banks or Richardson Il rests
with the scattering to say which.
There are the usual rumOrs this evening that
several will fall away from Banks to Pennington
tomorrow but 90 not credit them. Gen. Bayley
and Baysrd Clarke have gone away The former
is in very bad health and will hardly return soon
Gov. Gardner has written here strongly urging ad-
heGence to Banks. IL" t.
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DEPARTURE OF MISSIONARIES.

BO>IUN, NtUDtfu7y, I1eO. - 70
The following Mssionaris ssi To dsy 10 the bark
Sultan for .lta ard Smyrna: Tbs Rev. Daniel Bliss
and wife of Geneva, Ohio George A. Pollard and
wi e Of Salem, Mes Henry ii. Jessup OF aootrose,
Penn TTlmsn c. Tro Fbridee Of Birmingham, Mich. !;
M,s Saan T. West of Psimsrs, n. Y ADD Mus
Mary f. Tepner of II ,r,ford, Conn Thy all go odt
under auspices o. the American Board for Foreign
Missions.
The il quest on tie BODY OF VIM sumner resulted In
snoirp that bis oeath was ssioned by ipjur's re-
ceived a. the bands Of Frank Dalton and Eiwayt {.
Coburp at the residence OF the later, 10 Sla~mu,
ave- ~, on the l7t1 of November l,s: The accased
haye been con mit'ed on g charge OF mur5er. The
fats ult sud after cling circumstances create much
exci'emen at tn Qua bcut the city.
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UNIFIED STATES SUPREME COURT.

NAsHlNGION, NtdDttuayI DC + Io0''
Cssts 10 and IL John C. Wilson et al ins once OF
Ocean Mutual IDsu. Comp my, VS. steamer L 81
metto-and Henry A. Bs low ct al, ins ,nce of same
Company. VS. same Ar.ument ia these sses was
conc uded by Sir. Nelson appellants.
No. a. John Holroyd plaintiff in error w Len
Humphry.-Arsued by Messrs. Lawrence and WIN
ter Davis for plaintiff ana Messrs Bradley and Carl
sle for 6efec ant
No. Is. VIM. Ii. Jones ct al plaintiff in error, vs.
Tbom.. NJ. Lesg ne Argument commenced By Mr..
Hal for plaIuf ard continued by MIR. Hughes FOR
defendant
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X X XIVTH CON G. r ESS S.
FIRST ESSION.
SENATE. ..WAsHrsG1os. Dec. 10 1855

SENATE... WAsHISGTOS, Dec. ~ 1855
Mr. CASS moved that the Senate proceed to the
election Of sndng Committees, which was agreed to.
de remarked 1t had been usual 10 dispe ise WITH
election ny ballot as required By the rules, and eI-
pressed the boJe that 10 expedite basiness the same
course Mig bt DOW be pursued.
Mir. II ALE osje ted.
Tie Sci ate taen proceeded to ballot with Lhs fellow.
ing rtsplt:
COMMITTEE so,.'gs R.ation'-Me.sr.. Mason, Doull.,
Committee 'inqaee-Ms.,r, Hunter, Tousey, P.r.s.
6omn'tfss se@m~ee-Me:sr,. Ham 10, D,dss. s.u,t
seSsid, Icy, ar. Btnjsmtn
~ aud riu bul
CcAmhts, Agrteuitur. Me'ns Allen Hanisr Thomson
oire~ lenty, H,f,t. sLd v,d-.
Csmnift,s or M,itor, Afab.-Me'"s Weller Fa1ps.ret,
Con'ni'tee Militia Me Hoa. Dodge Bell of se~
hsrnI'hte 'ld noJp.sn NJ \. o'ecsy; d., Ill.,.
~ire, Pybie Lond,-M stuart Jchnson Foot,
mice ~ P,irafe cti~,-as.sr,. Bsnj,miu, Bss.,
Tb n, b.Or ofKepiuck, f see and wilson.
C.nmirne Iadian Aftirs-me..T. ssbs'isn. Ru.k,
Toonbs -rowr. r ID. srd \ If rern,see
Commnes on CLq"IMes'r' Bredhesd, Fesssuden' Gsys,
COMMITTEE trra,y CLair,-M."r. Evans Reid,
committee ~ Jgd'ciary-Merra Butler Toucey, Bsy.rd
Gommiss IN Ptt4e. and Post Roqd.-M...r, Rush, Col.
lamer AdAns h.ulh, JCns, e va and fol7e.
, COmmhh, on R9ad' dnG Cana' m-"s ide'l. Ben. OF
Wright.
cemmuee on Pen,iOn,-Me,us onss of low, Clay Thon-
of NJ sJsrsev Sexsvd sni sunni
Committee Di'bit Of Coivmbia-Brovn Alltn, Mason,
Prttt. RED
tommnse Potent James Evans stusrt, Brown, Thoup-
son Ky sseInet.
COMMITTEE o. Rstrenehnent-Alsm', Fitzpatrick, Fish, Bsg'
CrittsLden.
Connnes Teri orie.-DOusu, Jones GOws), CoIaum,
Belt Sebss Bieg'
Cc~sinss On c.ntingent E5e,"'5, vans. Wright Foot
Committee Psbne Baiidings Bay srd, jams huntsr,
1brusob IN }. }. Prst Ha
fee Engyosed bii-Piz 2strick Coll amer Wade.
Cemnftt.e on Ltb'd.y Peace, ASS BayArd.
Committee on EnyOH,d Bile ones (lows), Sumuer.
The 81 ilensu fret baned on each Con- pittee was
elected the Chs man there Of and the Senate soourned.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
ELECTION OF DIRECTORs-THE ANNU Al
REPORT.

Cor . por d.nss Of The n. Y. Tribune
ALBANY, Wednesday, De-. IL, 1855
At the eIecii n Of Directors 70 day, the following
were che. Ell: Erssius Corning, Albsny Dean Rich
uond, Buffalo; joseph Field, Rochester; Johs II.
Cbedel, Auburn Horace White syrscTT'ei Alonzo 6.
Paige Schenectady; Russell S.se, Troy; John H.
S,booIcfa,t Albany; John V. l.. P,uyp, Albany;
Nstsnitl Tteyer, Boston; Schuyler Livingston, NeS
Yoik; EDWARD G. Faile, New York; john +. Sey-
mour, Utica =,
For INSPECTORS Of Election, Henry H.. Martin,
George Dex'tr, Rufus G. Beardsee oil OF Albany,
were thoeen.
The Annual Report of the officers was submitted,
from which the following facts are taken:
The capitol stock of the Central Company AID OF
the N o. COMPANIES whose roads it holds under lease,
j. s24 ia eco Co. The funded oebt is s4 462 792 30
TIE average rate OF interest PAID on TINS ID ess than
ST Ter ceLt
Ibe ssstt. OWED by the Company IN addition to is
road real estate equipments, and supplies on hand,
en- cunt to 81 ,346, O79 6s.
FLoATisG DEB1.-Thee Is none whatever.
The fol owing cbsrscterstics Of the road eetite |
TO i.s se.isnstion of the Imperial New-fofk Central
Railroad: AZ,
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FUNERALS.

PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday, Dac IL, 1855.
The eral Of Col Miller wss folio vel ey a hand
some n,iIiisr, esco.t He was i1erred OIL 81 re'ef
ChpJeh.y ar or Thirs and Pin etree e.
I've ri airs OF Mr. A. III Simmons were inferred et
woodland Cems'eTy whittier they were folio Sed ~
Ia, ee co,ccVrse OF male f.ields Aat reis,iVeS
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DISASTER TO THE BRIG COSNOPOLITE.

WOODS HOLK Wen esday, DC II 1919.
The brig Cosmopol e, OF Boston, from Surinsm with
CARGO OF ,ugar, cocos ara moizss-~, during zoe sale
of Ssprc sy igtt struck or S,if Is'acd Reef osns
her ms nmss. and III 'dec ard sds'- mag SONS I'd u
80 fo her bnll She 80 lost her Geek load.
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fBy Telegraph
REPORTED ESCAPE OF McCREA-
BUFFALO, Wednesday, Dec. u, les

BrFFALDl WeuDesusyI DoC' y I0'~
letter 10 Tie 81. L0ais Dtmocrat dsssd Lesvsn-
worth, Let Inst says that McCrss he'd sscspsA fen
prron and IL 'ormsd the Territorial hsrshsl tass -
would app ar at Tecu nsth en- the DAY o. INA.
The Lsvrtpee prs oneIs ssy THAI Sneen jos
never pro3oetd any variant FOX the sr1sst o. pro-
oIes,
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an cunt to al ,346, 079 65
FLoATisG DEB1.-Thee Is none whatever.
Tbs tl owiny chsrscterstics Of the road eStite
10 ira desixpstion of the Imperial New-i0k Central
Railroad ~.
L.ps,b n,;n lin. from Abby Buffalo ~ - 100
To trsh Of road a % iy
Dcuo t-tncs relurirs sid s'..''.'''''''S 70 70 no
btIsi q er' neas. aid s.... +. i. and sa.p-n.ion
bndle .................- .......'''''''''''''''
w,i,k, OF Isil per yTd p.n t'ef''''' ''.'.''
Nuu-, e, sIt b, and shops 's'...''''.''''''
Number I've i've eni &C.. ;..'''''''''''''''''is
MN pr p1''rse GAYS m. 80. .''.....
kDu.-r s-eond-eI.- smisrsstess'
Wbo. l.',.s e :; csc; lid ,s. .ni
brsrebr. ,.aDs ssh Of the FOsi' exclusive Me-
II hs.e tr.css and 81; ''S
Les 9Th Il scoIe tr.el ali n MN me- . ,s ~.
e..,Shi' .i.io,se Of 25ico
The Y-ps If ,ies... tafncuY and '~ehes laid 90
ran a,s b hes .;ori. tr.ci iii on
sin liz e. g. brar cse., ADDING {, me enih 2, tas
hst trAk the ,nglh ofito ee'na ueSA ~ ,sn
sId ,urIou. 0'''
RR,rcys-Npmber 3ea Number Of spans ,lo'.
Length OF bridging 80 u ise-' pI.s.
FARM CRossISGs.-Aoove grave O1' Dsf"' s'"N'
2t5 I~vel with rsde $50. -,
SwIICHEs.-Nfh pefmsLen' : X 'e'' '
peip e. tenders lJO .,1 49,.
There are ee3 ttoue culveus on Tue loaa-aooa.
ls7 las tee have been lad down :VersEns a,s
OF be,,ips-sna sbou, 10000 cas-. and wrought iro1
chairs are On The tracks whose average "egl,s .ol
toe tso sors respectively are II ne ,- aaa tSs
The rails are Of six patterns f % 70 the ,sri snd
two Is ibs each. The other three patterns are OF the
I. .ei, hing respectively S. IS aud IS ID, to the
Yard. The rail. ,,Ieo up AID IerOlled ue all made
| Into he pattern. IS be- ALI, =,
the road has log buildings and chops lso stsu' io
| eneip.s. aI,c "a 3as fee length Of vocd.he1A
on u. ep.isss der, arr in an. 10 soot repAi..'.
No. IN .sop ses r-a.i,ii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-13
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.

From al other Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, Wedne sdsy, Dec. II, 1850.
There wasa caucus Of Democrats Senators
this evening on the subject of Printer to the SEN
ate, when long aud spicy debate was INDUCED
in. Mears. Mason, Bayard and Butler spoke
against making caucus no ninatiOu, aud Messrs.
Sldell and Reed in favor. The caucus soJoufned
until tomorrow, when it is understood Dir
Brown will speak against. Senator Hamlln Ct
tends the caucus.
20 As Atsocaied Trsss
During the prot1Scled struggle ia the House lot
Speaker, not tie east sign Of temper has YET oeed
manifested tho ee ntalY the best good humor nAs