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A company Of Simon Pure Ethiopian Minstrels will
give a Concert this evening, at the Tabernacle, at
O'Clock. They said to be excellent musicians and
to ring the neg'o ballads with extraordinary spirit
We told that they have been challenged by COM
pany of white sereneders to trial Of skill.
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Roor takes real life size Photographs on canvas.
soor,s Photographs 0! al .izes snsarPa-se&
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Ladies and Gentlemen invited call and try it, at Rvsa-
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SHAkER BONNETs
Fer sale by
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The Flower Man" will have grand Temperance
Festival and Banquet open to all grntis at Williams
bridge, Harlem Railroad, day. All friends of Tenn
perance cordially invited to attend and participate
In the festivities.
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SUPREME CoURT-sPEcIAL TrRM-JuLy 3-Before Judge


United States Trust Co. Receiver, &c. ag hnicker-
booker Bank-ExJudge Kent 10 whom the mster was TO
fered hes reported that the 81 Slzotos duo totns
Savings Bank by the Bank sna
motion is made coLfIm the report which opposed Do
csior referred
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COURT OF APPEALjJUSE TERM-lss5.

Indictment Of the Suureme Court reversed and decree
oftbs surros,e affirmed win costs o. ns ooutt Dow 20 e
Of supr me Court Of surrgat. reversed
snd r ceeougs RENTED the Surrogate Court % proceed
thereon the Supreme Cour 70 the appellants 10
his Court-Peck and wife agt. Cameron.
Decree rsversed and decree directed be entered In tho
srpIeHe Court tina, the Isponden eeted by ne appeal S
form Of udgmcntMoey and another agt Green ana
oker ,,,rt
Bard s1d Al o her sgt. Poole sni Others
Ju5gn reversed and new s ordsred-Tabor and ano-
Judgment reversed and trial ordered With costs to
ther .st While. md White sgt. Choutesp.
Judgment General Tsr reyssd and j9asms.. 5EP Sss,
Of the Supreme Cou rsed and decrSe OF sur
Iosss IN , a1 ~ s up 5n and wife
uemeLt reversed and new trial ordered The People as-
Jsesaeut reversed with costa and Judgment for plaintiff
demurrer with leave The defendant 10 answer on payment Of
JnssmeLt OF tie Supreme modified by reversing
much thereof direct. the Surrogate to ant the will 70 pro-
bate and sso reyens much thereof a. awans c-s sad
the proceeding be RENTED 70 the supreme Court with d
Tec ns 10 award Is Under and accord ng 'otae stoS COZ"
abide the event." BIT ca end others ast patterson
Ju gmenr General Term Of Supreme Court reversed ana
iudsrent OF Special Term sim,d with OF the Court
below 70 tn apP-l eni-Grsy ss- Bsnss. m, .s.,s
Appeal disu,ised with coss-PaddOck az The sPrnshsld
Fhe and Marine Insurance Company.
Decree Of supr Court a. General Tern reversed and ee
cree ecal Term modified 20 be settled By udge Deno
10 costs to either paTy il this Co1ftDrnham aud osrs az
In ,s oowips cases udSment affirmed with costs: Kisey
sg Bsney; Mabbet White Abam Brown ane others ag
@, MA and Sasluehsnn4 Railroad Coz Richard Brown and
oilers AIT Tie same Campbell sgt Logan and oheo Willis
Forest Rsnsrd end others egt ssnpOni Oas"olf as
Miller; The Mutual Benefit Life lnsursnce Co sgL suton
Sane gt Davis Same sgt Prvost; Sam. sgt steringi bur
rows at Eedey; Spicer Nor0uj Wright egr csy0gi
County Bank Graves sgt. INK OF Nassloni Bgslow .g
PeIton; Ransom MsGloini scov As GIhhi stsn'oa
agt EIis WsId sgt Beebe; Salisbury and Aaoheim Plank
Read Co att Norton; Gould Hall; 0hecon ss, The
Mt yor &C. Of NewYork; Stedwe sst. Hart; Powers sf
Mcintyre Parsons Brown; cOddns;on sst whss smith
AIT Minot American Home Misor ey Society sg "
Perscn ast BOYD; Fosgste g The Hekiner Hydfsue %
HAl AIT. BslOw; Yourgs sgL Lee
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IN cd With pne bi OK thu and escroDlset inside ~a sse
ard pss uohi pun block tin Tor ps thus presena
he posy VI rt.mn.ton With eat or copper ana
mai M II pure as spTng with the exnuefahas snu
fsl on.i OF the csrbocic eca fixed AR. We would
call PARTICULAR attention 20 the NV WESTERN NkcrAs sA'r
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F.rAL FALL on SHIPBoARD.-Wm. Mccartney,
died Yesterday the Newfork Hospital from injuries
received lew since by f from the tor-opa lyari OF
The hip Golden Age. Deceased native Of ireland IS
vess II sse Gamble held inquest upon the BODY
Verdict, Accidental Death"
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We understand that Gov. Clark has associated
Joseph Blunt, Esq, of New York, with the Attorney
General as counsel ia the Lennon Slave Case which
is being prosecuted by the State OF Virginia.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFiCE-'VL' .
Before Commissioner MORTON. .y,r
nnl... mn A

MEST AT SKA. A., r.
TIE examination the charge made ~ .no 800 "a
90 tie hin Roscius against Capt Mehe" o. ~ "A 10
NJ, Maven first maze e.uel treaiIaSn. ~
man on board named Timothy no" w conclnded Tie com
SsSsni sVpesisd before being s1, nhs =, ne sss
nory OF onss this port refusing 10 do daty and
rev. and pot for few hours The Captain
oui not with scrofas which caused hs desthsad
La ,hr. had then been souc bstwssn
ne sna Capt and the nss Mr. a. ve-s Discharged
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F,raL F.LL.-Mr Peter Willseman, IS years OF
age and very rfn accidentally fell out Of VINO
81 nj. No 1915 Seeonds, Monday and Teceiyei
49,, 81 he .kul which soon proved fatal. Coroner
WilLe,m yesterisy he'll an inquest upon the body.
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SUIcIpH.-Sarah Ann Burling. native OF New
Y 2 wear, of age committed suicide Monday at her
saence No. SD Thiris. b. taking arstnc She had been
rsraly dersnged for aLCat eshcn months aud had made
Two on bree unsuce-ssu attempts lsr life, Ia Tbs
n,pe, ,Aa mixed he poison with milk. Coroner VII
helm Yesterday be ID inquest uPoa the body.
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FRIDAYS DEBATE IN THE SENATE.

CorrssJcsdepes Of The N. Y. Tribune =, 49,
WASHINGTON, Saturday, Feb. "a, 1870.
Fesepdep. Sew Ard aud Wade, made the most
Gallant 6aht 7sinst the Slave Ohgarchy on Fri
dsv. that ever witnessed in the Senate. MI
Chase was unwel or he would of course have
horne an equal part in the debate As It was,
his counsel and influence we're no. wanting among
his colleagues Mr.. Gillette aud Nh SUMNER
although they made good speeches seemed unpre-
nsred fo- the contest Douglas, who has been
mite ,ubdued thus far this session, was himself
sesin. rampsLt. impudent and smart. The word
smer; Jus. d. scribes Douglas. He is j1ss red
combsd fighting cock, ready for steel spurs OF
f III plsy OF any kind. And it must be confessed
that Yesterday his speech had one ingredient n "
u,ually wanting. Much that he said about the
Know. Notbings wastOo true. Tae Order has
Given 10 hin all the arrows he bad in bis culver.
II is 70 be regretted tbst those arrows can be
used in contest against Freedom. Mr.. Benis-
min sgsin espoused the csuse OF the slave holders
He yourg msn ard will live to regret It,
| The prosecutions his oSn race the jews nas
suffered. should have made him the chaupio Oh
! the oppressed Of every other race.
/ Mr.. Mason, Of Va, msrsh,led the oyerwhelm-
ing forces Of Slavery in the Senate, sud AFRO
esptly defed the little band of traitors, IS
Jones. of Tenn, ssigmstized them. Mr. Butler
was pretty drunk and so, Of course, was imPu-
dent and upgentlemany. His witless attempts
to rNicule Mr.. Gillette were entirely harmless
His srea, forte on such occasions is to converse
in . loud voice while another Senster 10 SPEAK
ing. Any Northern member woald be Peremp'
torily called to order fOr such rudene'.. lnsi'
are one or two other Senators who indulge IN I'M
ANNOYANCE, but to much lsss extent
Ivish the whole COUNTRY could have wHns''e
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yFII. YORK TOWN NEE TINGS-S SUPER
EISORS.
Total SO far. .69

Krewsepsihint. H. and Know Hoshings, 3-or7 Wings
BROOM Co.-TI, Albany Erening Journal says:
The Know Nothings generally voted with the
Anti Maine Law party in this county, end succeeded
in eiectiny heir men in majority of the towns
MONTGOMERY Co.-IRe FuitonriAe 'Vh'g says;
The result of the elections in this county IN
dcstes very clearly that in most OF the town. the
III nSoss' supported the Loco Foco ticket. We 90
not conplsin Vi it, but simply make note Of the
fact IL
cp,rrueuE Co We have not received yet the
mi details Of the Town Elections. We CLEAN from
TIE Marble SeAiin,!, FssfelG Trd15criPf, and
other sources, that the Anti Know'Nothng tasonsn
have carried Portland Ripley Sherman, Eliery' and
Ki.,.oue. while the KGow-No:hings had carried
ponfret. rkvrighi, Sheridan, Harmony Stockton
Nina. Frsr ch Creek, Clymer, Ellington Hanover
Charlotte ChauisuqBe, Elicott, Bush, and POLAND
In VESTED, the Supervisor elect WA the regular
,oniDee Of Wing caucus, and was adopted BY the
Kpov.Nothircs. !, WAS by such an operation IS
hi, that Mr. Hinckey reelected over j. ID. fst-
,.,.on. he Fusion candidate. Woods h NJ .
eltc,ed over }. f. Phelps Fusion, IN the town Oh
Cb.uiagqae, by leo maj. Stewart h. !. chosen
IN Clyuer, by mai. In the town OF sheridan
wiere ,bs Know. Nothing SHORTY Was ~ last tai'
tsey only had 70 at town meeting
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY q. 1855

tie scene of Friday Readers OF tue debates ~
distance may think it all very easy and plessao'
on thepart of those in the rightte maintAia their
cause here. Blu. when they remember that see
Senate AID the audience are four htths on tue
AIDE Of Slavery, as well 81 the Government
wealth, and fashion of the city, they will more
justly appreciate the position OF the noble men
who arrays stand up to the fight. The speeches
yesterday, especially those OF Fessenien' wade
and Seward, were encouraging and inspiring bur
tire vote was small, owing in part 70 ibseasee''
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offered the amend pent for the purpose sf getting 30
L. .n.ka me rsrnarka

offered the amend nent for the purpose Ut getting 80
opportunity to make some remarks
The Navy bill laid aside. aod the smendmee,s 70
tire Iu6isn Appropriation bill we're con,dersi but
neither ere finally acted on.
Tns House took q recess until clock. A, u
O'Clock Only twenty Gemoets present; the galleries
toiersbly well filed
ST. NAVAL labotiog under a severe cold, OBJ
tanned O4rmis ti7D 70 rrin' Liz tariff speech.
Mr. WASHBURNE Ne did what be said he hsf
rever did t.fo.e namely, Rad speech ia conien-
nstoD Of he Presidents veto on the French spoia-
ton bin
Mr. McNAIR spoke in fsvo.ofthe bill relieving the
veterans a. the Of 1912, or their WIDOWS and or
rbnns He expres.ed his surprise that little in
e.t Wa manifested 90 the subject. lie believed
u ere would be Il tie difficulty II pssing the bill II
bad not been for the ersspng after aads by rarosd
commando Adjourned.
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The De1t discussion will be held on Friday.

III. Houe Rerier q Know.Nothing paper, printed
in Lawrence complains tina, opposition papers do not
CO nsder Legislature altogether lovely. TIE Re.
vf,r teNfuly says:
There ecps Of reporters the Hoossons OF wten
IN bold cehsGce Of the syu paes " ire House snd n
prof o. evil irtelt Irish homsn ca'hols ~so sesras
Rave teen Instructed to watch Al the IKE PACK
Of ncngr.l aus sEogId then prey
Our reporter reqUefis Us 70 say ihst ne never
sets but leaves that neresrg process 10 the hens
For our part We s|e decidedly bothered to know
how che Irish Roman Catholic Dossibiy Look Ike
a xLele pack Ct mor grsl ours. Tbs comp ain sni
must be 1t thu very hight Of Ike X y fever, for be
certainly refuses to ste the Eogsh largu ige with
resoute aid noe; patriotic discsin. Boston Atiss
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THE STEAM FIRE-ENGINE.

T, Ed6H " Inc ~ T. Irfoens.
SIR: observe that the trial Of this msehne v
,,.s.eA by our other journal. soAsrsAsav
successful This judgment, spprehend, will not b
ns.epted to by those who remember tho perform
erces Of The steam 6reeDgne which was in use for
short tin in this City abost the year lsa2, and which
yes built h.Ie i'll recOllect tight, BY Dir. Hodge.
All who we're present At the trial on Saturday muss
have seen tba, the steam engine when using single
nine did not brow her stream far either IN per-
peudcular or horizontal direction the Exempt
Engine nor the bocy of water so compact, which,
e. all 6rCmen kuow. Is a very great desideratum
The sole superiority Of this steam engine would seem
20 eOrsst III her capacity OF continued performance,
very great point gained a. all Will ADMIT ana IN net
ability 10 throw large IuDberfou) ofsmal streams,
but these advantages would hardly Justify the en-
pigment OF go expensive and cumbersome an apps
rus. II il TO be supposed that when the large new
Reservoir is completed. the head OF water may be
rreteryed at such a hight that ordinary hydrant
will quite equal tho four email streams tnro@n
by the Miles Greenwood, and, ofeourse, these viii
ESQ possess the advantage OF continuity. WosLwe
90 require If steam power Is to be employed at all ia
the ltpa uishmt Mt OF fires is an engine mar wM
hrop a far gyeoter mass Of rater 10 jar greater
distance than any of the hand engines
That this can be cone "a abuDdantly proven by the
perform Of the old steam hteepgine above re-
ierred to. On the OCCASION Of pubic exhibition In
the PAX this esgpe threw a stream OF water, from
single pipe more than two Inches IN diameter, II
tiipk two aud half perpendiculsry clear over tho
fec s,aff on the cas-. end of the City Hail. The tsms
stream, ct an angle Of about forty Eve degrees. wss
thrown over the east wing Of the Hall, clearing the
building and faiiog at considerable distance Ia the
rear A sutsf qGeht tllal at the Exchange which the
writer CID not zee was, wa informed, equally
oessful. To those who Witnessed these perform anoes
tho sire ans thrown by the Cincinnati engine sesned
yuIy enough. Ibis engine cid not succeed wnen
practically used st fes for variety Of reasons She
was Il Q property Of the Insurance Companies, aad
ubder tie cbsrgs Of their employees, and this In
stapce OF Emporium m smperiO vas no. relished
by the regular FIRE department, many Of whom took
pain. to throw iOpedmebts in her way. Tae ma
chine was too cumbrous ana too slow in getting In
operation ard sfter While tie experiment was abaa-
corsc but BOT i'll it had been proved that II was pos
sibe to buld an engine capable of throwing stream
of water far transcendng those of the most ssul
hard.epgnes or even o, the Miles GreeDvo
An ExEAPT FIREMAN
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE
Especially Reported 70, The n 2. Tdbus..I
SENATE. .ALBAsT, Feb. 25,

SESATE....ALBAsT, Feb. 25, l-1'
COssUNPTIOS HOSPITAL.
Mr. BRADFORD noticed & bill for the establish
pent of Coz sumptive Hospital in the City OF New
York.
BILLS PASSED.
To renew the charter Of the New-York College OF
Pharmacy.
To improve the supply and secure the use eft Ger
tam water in the CITY of New York.
The following bills were ordered 70 a third readnc:
To enable resident aliens to hold and convey real
eetate.
To extend the provisions Of the Code OF Procedure
10 forfeited recognizances.
To provide for the recording Articles OF A'socia-
tion az Corporatiors enacted under general laws
To provide for the punishment Of the fraudulent
snd M authorized ssue and transfer OF ths STOCK snd
bonds Of Corporations and Joint Stock Comp inies.
THE PANAMA RAILROAD BILL
This bill was made the special order for this after
noon. but Mr. BARR, owing to a sg0t informsiuy IN
II order e1deavOrei to have il postponed but MS
ef would not have succeeded al II nOt been ina
senator ZENAS CLARK, who has been unwel
nor,ion Of the Session tainted in his seat, which
caused considerable excitement, aod made an 6d-
tournament necessary.
RELAIJYE TO IHE TOWEhs AND DUTIES Or sPE'iAL
TOWN MEETINGS
Mr LANSING introduced 4 bill with tbs following
provisions:
sEc1IoXI That part Of SAB division Il section art J.
ii, chap ~ Of part Of the Rsvied Sstles which ~
tbofz. the citizens the this STATE a. heir
nus or meetings 20 msk- rules sno re sueon'
for d,tsruiIpt the tines snd manner In which cs hoe
aud ,heep shall be permitted srse public high
WAYS is hereby repeseo and shall 10 b. sid Tor the cru
viase IN This STATE 70 pass any o'dsnor
OF ssuAOus cattle bOises sheep swine 20
run al large on the hxhwsys 10 such rn village, TT the
purpose pssiung feeding pnoic hgn~ty ~
citizens inhabitants of suh village or town 'hs
hsve ACQUIRE tire night thai purpose s'ws
fer the purpose Of 3 pubic highway
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K.N HUyBUG.-The Know-N0to.sg papers are
full Of EMPTY bosstug Of succss. in the town meet
iros After swearing in some ninsty members Of the
Legi. ,s,UTe, and cuisng seysDty OF toe z out, We
1ionld tbiuk that tbese boss,ers-who IN the end
oply got one pure X n vote for 5. Senator in the
two Houses-Fouli learn the value Of reserve and
oiioretion-
The Roei<gisr Demoera, gay, OF these empty
bcsstere:
They have beer clsiu.iFg Oesego, bat no election
has been reid there. TOY claim Odgensbgrgh, bat
the Supt EviEor elect wac dominated by al Ant-Hr-
doo meeting. They CAIN 2 majority in OnOndsga
County, where they Gave carried oniy one towa.
Tbese claims are ike those made before the No
vspber eisCtor--ihAi Clark u out OF tie question
end Ike the clran 10 Large Ait Seward m.joEity L
the Assembly, Albany Atlas, Feb. %.
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SCHOOL DISCIPLINE vs.. FLOGGrNG.

To g> Edftoy u Th< y. Y. Ty1uns
SIN: A complain, has been made by a Mr.. Dorsn'
against Principal Of one OF the Seventh Ward
SCHOOL,, for having inflicted bsrbsrous punish
"ment On bis son some few days ago. This con-
plnpt was made before our worthy and yiglant May
or who very properly referred to the proper School
Officers for .avtAtigston ard adjudication I. sp-
uesrs by your Tapei bs morning that they are doing
ibis xilb zsst suJ activity rarely TO be met with in
modern iurisr rud-nce A pioneer report has been
issued By tbe COMMITTEE on Dbcipline," which
hacous forth the CD sraer ard doctrine OF their main
ard 6psl report IL ~sy that shoGd insure for il the
hi.hest Or. ian forthe Collectors Of the Curous
They bsye iacts enough, they cay, 70 engsnder BE-
lief tia, "eross mrs present.,ioIs the part OF the
"hoy lave beer uaoe; and The Doctor dluded 70
cituctly state that be did rot believe tbs boy was
TN ibe lest rbyscaiy Enthusiastically frsgx-
" end"
TIE rvsstigs,ioD Is going o. and Il is due TO tho
public and the carse q or Common schools, that
ibese facts ard The testimony be published, that cor
rect co1eiasiOns may b. eTived at, Ct how mach ex
cul,ble ftighteDine s requisite 20 secure obedises
and gosd orcer or What Of beslthia and benign int
euce would resu,t TO oar popu!.r system Of Ds.r &c
ton b. total abrogs;ior Of corporal pan'ssmsss
~ Is 1855. hUhAHItS s.
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This il no more 8, than any

MISTER of necessity. This is no more 8, than any
examining ,mmiitse.
Nr. SHIELDS 90 against the amen imert snd
in favor Of the bill The bill might be los 10 trying
70 get in The amendment.
The Ysas ard Nsys we're then called TO- on the
smeDdmsnt, and the vote is a. foo1s: Yeas T.
Nays 80.
Mr. NORTON-I move fo- an lndefoite pos poae'
ment Of he bill, end .sk the Yeas and Nays. yeas =
Neys4l.
Tie fill WA ihen passed the Senate concurr'ng 10
the an Moments Of the House Of Representatives.
bl wa passed site ring the time OF hooiag Tue
United States Courts in Tennessee:
Tie Post. Office Appropriation bill Tas then taken
ND difcnss4d and parsed by large vote
The Fret Controller was directed by 40 amend,
rlelt 20 the ABOVE bill TO investigate tas cian' .,
Ness,s Glover and Matber and Their ss)cis'sa, aad
70 ayari them such sum a. equity and Justice seem
10 dernsrd. Adjourned.
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EARTHQUAKE = CoLUssIA CorSrr.-TuJ dis
tipct shocis Of an earthquake. accompanied by
heavy rumbiag Dose, rssembling distant tbuader or
heavy c3rncsaoIg, we're eIpeusnced by the inhabit-
ans resioisg II he southwestern portion Of his VIZ
lase and n fhe vicinity,Of Suyvessnt Falls about II
O'Clock On Tuesday night, the 18th met. The vihra-
ttns Of the earth, we are Informed BY reliable per
sos were suoisnily severe to shake the horsss and
procuce siderable coDstsrp stoD among hs crock
try.wGe. Tie hex. morning the grouDz was dis
covered 10 bsys opsnsd in several place. two or three
irches in width. lKindsrhook Rough Notes.
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4 Coon ExAMFLr-I.is very well Tor men 70 DC
r;eh when they possess large hearts. Gen. hooe''
Haley, Of Ithaca, has recently been aoios very
bsrd.cle thing He request. the tsI-gAherer Of the
town in which he resdes, TO pass over al cases "heFe
taxes have been levied upon individuals who e,nno'
nav Them without dtprivins Themselves, or sAe!f DE-
tepdan. families, Of the necessariss Of lie or Means
Of comfortable subsistence, and present The 's"e 70
I'm for po,meEL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-27

Stw.ED FESTIVAL rs TIoeA Co.-ies eeS sI''
Of MI seward was made the occasion % az eh coi
ssstic reunion at oWego, few evening. ihss, 30.
n. w. Davis occupied the Ch;T' anS $500 GIlsn II
dPxsSo. WI stuart Of Binshsntol; the Rev M.
Ps,rre. and Others. A bou3seous FePsst 1o.iSmedl
yhere a scors or tso o. sii!r2s 's.'n'ssa Fs's
dru.k in cold vs.ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-27

HoN-oPATar IN MIcHIGAE.-A bill bss passed
both branches Of the Legislature Of Michigan. re-
quldpg the Board Of Regents q tho Michigan Uni-
ytlsity to estab.h Cbsr Of ,msops.hy n laat in
tity..0s.