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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20
THE NUNNERY COMMITTEE, &c.

BOSTON, TbuTsdsy, AprH II, 100.
The House to Day voted 10 reconsider the vote
Whereby it accepted the Report of the NuDnery H.
vest ston Committee and then laid the Report uoon
7he table on account Of the absence Of Mr.. Griffin,
The Chairman. The debate on the matter was quite
lively and persoDal
The Report and Address ia relation to the removal
of Judge LorDg further discussed 10 the Senate,
ednesdsy next assigned for taking the question.
The Special Committee on the charges against Jo-
Beph Hiss member Of the NuDnery Visitation Com
nitsee at Lowell reported to tbs House this after
noon. The Report rays that specific act or Grim
il atty has been proved against HIM Ii omits men
jngton House paid by the state. The Report
WAS rcct pied.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

FLORIDA Jacksonville has gone Know-Nothing,
and Penssc0ls hss gone the other way.
MissoURr.-Cspe Girardean went Anti X now n 9TH
ing The City Of Louisville went against the oath
bouud fraternity.
MINNESOTA TERRITORY .-Ex.Gov. Ramsey Re
publiean) has been elected Mayor of st. Paul. He
bad 29G majority over James Stsrkey. A Republican
Mayor is elected in ST Anthony, and Democrat in
Still xster-bcth opposed to Know. Nottingham.
WISCONSIN, Mayor elect Of WstertOwn is az
opponent of Gov. BarstOw's policy, vetoes included.
Racine went o. amt Know nottingham. In Madison
the Bsrstow Democrats are besten by the MslDe Law
Independents. In Fond ou Lac County Republican
Supervisors are chosen. Portage City aud Sheboygan
were carried by the Democrats on the Know Nothing
issue. e. G.. Sholes (AntiSlavery is elected Mayor
Of Kenosba. Keokuk Is Know. Nothing. James
vile lie elso Anti Barstow; Dimmock remperance)
elected Mayor over A. Hyatt Smith. In Wsuke.ha
County Democratic Board Of Supervisors Is chosen.
The town Of Monroe went Anti-License. The Tenn
perance and Anti. no v. Nothing ticket is elected in
P.tteville Shullfburgb IL also carried against the
Know othiLgs. Walworth County has gone for the
Republicans.
MIcHIGAs.-The result Of the spring election in
most Of the counties heard from is eminenty favorable
10 the Republicans opponents of Slavery n
We give the following returns from the counties heard
from, In confirmation of this opinion:
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WEATHER REPORTS.

BOSTON, Thursday, April 49, l555.
violent thunder storm passed over NewburypOrt
last evening. A large building on Caldwel's wharf
was fred by lightning and destroyed. Several per-
sons were rendered senseless by the shock, but no
lives we're lost
BALTIMORE, Thursday, April 49, 1855.
The weather here IL very VAIN. The thermometer
etapds at $50 in the shade
WAsHIsGTos, Thursday, April 49, 1855.
The weather il quite warm to-day with pleasant
breeze. TIE mercury l2l clock TO s0,' 10 the
thade.
PHILADELPHIA Thursday, April l9-l Pm.
The thermometer now STANDS at 500 in the shade.
P,TTsBURGH Thursday, April 10, 1855.
The river at this point measures ten fest in the
ehapbel, and il falling. The weather is extremely
warm, and yesterday afternoon the thermometer in
khe sbade marked SO degrees.
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A Cous1RYxAs IN Nrw.YoRK By Gas LIGHr.-
A coubtrynan fion Addison Steuben Co., N. T.,
named Henry Kinney, on Wednesday evening took
advsnsge OF his witt here 10 inspect the City oy gas
light. He, of course looked in frequently a. the
gided saloons where alcohol is sold 10 the shape Of
fancy beverages; and, either from mbibiog too freely,
or The noise ard glare and hubbub Ia the streets, be-
came rather confused aud obliyious. About this
time, in Broadssy,s stranger succeeded in gaining
the good opinion Of X, and the two trav.
eled around together, seeing the sights, until
they eventually brought up ct crib, No -
Cburct.st., kept by Pie, Perky, alias Buffalo Bill,
where there wa coed time large party, sod Kin
pey Wac one Of them Finally, Kinney, believing his
friend 70 be honest, and fearing there might be
roeues about the ersa. City, proposed to leave his
coat, 10 which were COOS 10 money and gold watch
and chsiD. The articles were taken by some one for
safe keeping. and have not since been heard OF. Buff
fso BIZ has since been arrested, bus g. there was ID
evidence TO wur,nt bis detention, he was discharged.
Tie police of the Fifth Ward have the matter in
hard. and ~ill probably recover the money; II not,
sr. Kinney has 'seD New-Yoik by gas-iight al the
moderate cum Of 81, coo.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS..
TAMMANY GENERAL COMMITTEE.


The Delegates to the Democratic General Commit
tee were in session last evening at Tsmmsny II all
until Lave hour, endesvoriDg to construct platform
for all Democrats to stand upon. RoBERr KELLY
presided, and the attendance was quite large WILL
LIAM ID. KEsSEDr, from the Ninth Ward reported
seres of resolutions twenty-five in NUMBER from
Special Committee which look quite Filbustersh at
first bu, on second peruss ii will be found they but
reiteiafe the Monroe doctrine auo, 10 fact condemn
Fill opsteJsm ard sustain the foreign policy OF
Pisrces Administration, IL direct terms IN one OF the
rssolutioDs The resolutions further condemn Know
Nothin gism, tue Prohibliory Liquor Law. and ap-
prove Of all of Pierces vetoes, and Of the cour-e
Of the Democratic members Of the Legislature 50 FAR
ss their opposing the Wing State policy IL Concerned,
but suggest no Democratic policy. This 10 nconsis-
en-, and very TaAmsnyeh After exhsussins Ma
toual and STATE issues the Committee condescepded
TO di.cuss affairs more Of local character; and what
is more rema. kable, resolve was sm1gged through
the Committee, indorsiug Fernando Wood, while the
jaeeI beer portion OF the Committee were pr scnc,Dg at
the Tammauy Bar. This was rather unfair treatment
Of DR.. IDgr abax Nicholas Seagrist Manus Kelly,
and the Other abseDiees The vsgsries Of the Baltl-
more Platform are rehsshed in a diluted condition. Ii
is supposed that the Mayors Clerk, COL Alex. Ming,
Jr, who is a Delegate aud has been Iamnany
roarer for many years had some hand 10 the co.,
coction of these resolutions he TOOK great pains 70
have them carefully reported in the regular party or
cans. He did not for their publication IN any
Independent Journal.
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MILITARY

Last evening, between six hundred and seven hun
bred ladies' and gentlemen, by special Invitation,
as,embled in the City Arsenal, corner Of White and
Elm sts., to witness drill of the Seventh Reg ment
N.Y.s NJ. National Gusrd,) under command Of
Colonel A. Durye.
About O'clock, the various companies composing
tie reeiments IN foil uniform, were drawn up in
line. when Colonel Duryee, 10 8 fe~approprlsts re-
marks, introduced Miss Dever, Ia PIE ds Regiment.
Mss Deyer Is the daughter OF the late ex-Adernsn
Dever who died about four years ago, lssyng hrs
child an orphan. As Mr Deyer, At the time OF his
decease, ives Adjatant of the Regiment, and quite
popular with the members, his daughter was adopted
by the Regiment who have since provided for her.
she 10 nov about fourteen years OF age. After the
ceremony of introducing Misc Dever to each member
Of the corps the Regiment went through the manual
arms battalion movement, loading and firing and
other usneuvers receiving he artg applause from the
audience for their perfection in military science:
Among the audience we're Br gadler General Hall,
Brigsdier. General Spicer, and other distinguished
military men.
TWELFTH REGImEyr.-The Twelfth Regiment IN
der commsrd OF Col Sebbins, make their Spring
Parade on MOI day next.
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DEMOCRATIC FUSION MEETING BROKE UP
IN CONFUSION.

The following, on large handblls, was posted up in
various paris Of the late City of Williamsburgh:
Union and Harmony !-Au Democrats, without
distinction who favorable to the united acton oil
the party on the common Democratic PLATFORM are in-
vited 10 attend at the Poetic Shades No. s9 South
Seventh ct. on Thursday, April 49, at o'clock Z NJ
for the purpose Of forming a National Union Demo-
cratic Club in and for the lst Assembly District OF the
County Of kiDgs."
In accordance with this notice, at the opening OF the
meeting last evening 90 persons were present consist
ing of ofsoehoders and others, ready and willing to
serve their country.
Ex-Ald HARRIS Con.TocK was chosen Chairman
and Deputy Sheriff GILLErr Secretary.
FRANK SWIFT moved TO elect a President Of the
Club.
Some person wished to know FIRST, on what platform
they we're 10 come together
Mr. BOWIE said ii the Democratic party should
join together ia good faith and LET by goaes De BY
cones, sbsse hands like men and bury the hstcnet
ihey could carry the State this fall AID sweep away
all those Wbigisns.
Mr. MARSHALL wi.hsd TO know II a fusion WAS to
lie On principle, for toe purpose OF procuring some
lucrative Office for some person.
Arguments sprung up between Messrs. BOWIE and
MARSHAL, which csused come excitement between
tbs two factions, ard the Chairman called order IN
vain Mr. BOWIE said MARSHALL came there to throw
fir. brand in their mctt, and person sussestedsthe
Iropriety Of throwing Mr.. Bowie down stars.
general clamor and motions 10 adjourn
were mace. - .
One men said those iu favor of keeping Wings In
Office had better leave the room at this tune the
motion 10 adjourn was carried ana they ali lefs
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TORNADO-LOSS OF LIFE.
p,,~ rs< r. -sIs D--@-sf ieA

E,o-, a pa...rgrr who cane up 10 the cs-r from
Ts ck poit Yesterday, we hsve received tns fpaov-
NJ ur,no5 .ic um OF the pNtcu,rs VI teftbss tot
r,fo ~iieh swept over the region Of country A,ox
d, ne Of re Rochester md NIsgars Railroad yes-
tei dsy morning. shout ocl0cA
AT Ifccs port be VINO wss - violent ~ q tear
o,sn ,,Ic.s aproct ard tset OF rr-e.. sad de-
u"''sh e. imts,s o. The wbo',sa'S hase aNls'''~'
BIZ ~ h,,s eses i,l IN large qdsnfi'ies
At Aino1 ire bo~ WAS LOs 80 violent, out X w
yefy c-rk; 4hxeo {, light .smps % ere 60 est oreA-
fact VS. eaiirg min- woeh toe oios cane oo,
there The bisanep on the csnsl enlargement r.n,
f.rff q, tor shelter; beard cry: HO~ly mit,vr
Of Jas,s is tpis earthquake r. AO>lssg the rosd.
h.tstep Bro kpoft aud the Suspension Badge, tue
fepc.s were stewn ike coo houses kicked by spuaky
bo,s In n.sny places. large trees were blsSn o.
tainted off az their TRUNKS. Nrs- Pekn, Niasara
County, several large trees we're blosa scrcss the
r.lrnsd track THREE or four houses IN that neigh
borhccd werebiown down Heart a farmer say, WHO
OF ON the cars at PesiO-stsuou, thst umber ia MS
woods had been damaged TO the extent OF twelve "
fifteen hundred doll1s.
A, Nirysrs-mnn,h of the riyer-ths extensive car
MAI ufsctory OF Brain sru. PiSce 4 Co, ass almost
entirely oemelsheo; oamage about ssO,OV Inc
hulcii Y was of wood, some 200 feet oax aud about
20 vide. Agreatnumoer OF oweiiIngs were uurcofeS,
A., some utterly ruined. The gable eud ot tue
Scotch PRESBYTERIAN Church was blown 10, slick and
clean and the bu cling generally injured. dtSu-r-
rssn ding in the street WAS kr~i-d over aud the
srts, al biz little seriously hart, the latter sup
~ sec fatally. A rarosd car Standing on ihs track
was lifted up, bodily, and carried some four rods.
40 sch ocners seen Just before tue blow up OF
NseAfa were not TO be after had passed over,
ana were supposed 20 bavs foundered.
At the Suspension Brcge toe blo~ was NOS. vio-
lent Going u,ore or lees damage The men VINO Rad
iust comme ced work the bridge, ps,n'ing SO,
Isn off when they cav the gale coming, and 50 no
were bloc violently from one side 10 the other;
MS row,y escaped o-iog oosn n'o the river. rhs
wind BOWED and screamed through the gorge with
p,,t,cf rn.h. Que of the The wokmen sad il ble~
:. Ik- He'll let loo,e." The bridge however sas-
tsu.d Dot the slgh est injury. ana vibration WA
p,re, p,ibe ahen the gale vas a. its highest PITCH
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THE CUBAN QUESTION.
Couespopdepce OF The Baltimore sun.

Co,ts popdepee OF The Baltimore sun.
WAsHIsGTos, " esdsy April 10. 1855.
The Instructions whatever they are that have been
given a. Commodore Csuley met with the approval,
il is ssid Of the whole Cabinet We msy, therefore,
reaoily believe them to be udcious and 81 well cal
culats 10 prevent future oggressOns the part of
the Cuban authorities, as TO resent them The most
resson able version OF the iustruct ms s that Com
doIe McCsuley is TO convey 10 the Captain General
protes ST against the visit detention search Of
vessels the ocean and beyond the jurisdiction Of
Cuba Cd any preteuse whatever.
he will botify the Governor that, IL their scf- thus
deemed sggrt s.ive by the United Ssies b. repeated,
our vessels shall be protected from them. IL the pro-
test aid potice be upbeeded the Commodore will,
upon the frat recurrence OF the aggression, capture
or sink the sgsressing veseel-ofwa. Oar merchant
men will be advised not to notice the hail OF every
Spanish shpofwsr, but to proceed on their course,
and, il the Spanish vessei0fvar shall resort to
force Commodore McCauley will forth with engage
tn SpsDisb, an enemy. IL tbese he the insIruc-
lions, they are some1bat more moderate than has
been reported.
Force, On GU. part is TO be used only 10 regard to
future cases for the purpose of reeniing Acts
tbst have been committed. IL Will be observed how
ever that the instruction., though they require no
tice 10 the Cuban autho preliminary TO at
tack on a special vessel Of war, do not contemplate
any appeal "a beI etoore made 10 the Government Of
Spsip The issue Is 10 be made with the authorities
OF Cuba
II has been suggested that Genera! Concha may
have exceeded his powers and Instructions, ia direct.
in the Spanish cruisers 10 overhaul American vessels
w1bout the limits Of the jurisdiction of Cubs In
biz solicude for the protection Of the Island from
American fllibpsters. be has given cause for CON-
plsint on the part Of Americans who were pursuing
their ordinary commerce. II may be- that the home
Government upon being informed Of the character of
these complaints, will be prompt TO disown the acts
Of Gen. Coucbs, and to prevent their repetition.
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teresssd in the matter Of the extension OF Csns-st
ana widening Wake-

IHE SATTyIIr or TIE POLICE OF SEs YORK
fAlt EERRICE ofisrtc ire fyllosioz:
Eiecs hee- fsra tsi ia bss.e.e>- tia, Sc
Th,t Br~eh Fec IN. rsoo-B-d Isve. % re lea aa'
fsfinf siE.ors 81 Cenus Ansues proiacsd sa;h
sene'u '-t.ston in ths eturarify sevrs year .ns- IA,
employed Secretary u the inv-.isstns Comm 80 %
tbs BO.rc sho 10 pur.af Of srosecs- usssr ccis
r.pscins he ns,sf, 81 G-osg- Ms----tas .4@i-G d..
81 m print rs.s. 70 ;ss Po. Z, .ai
HAsroas There sbabsssee Of eet talsat smp 5ycd
N ns fe- Of the &c o. this Bo-e supp tas wALt. II
sJl ifs Con rnitt-es therefore
heso!rs3 That tie Chairman Of The spe~i. Csmrits--
ett Dc ara be h-rs, dire Cd report thu,
esup<r.suot to b. Ics.e 70 s,epssn A. sr,ues !. th,
hsoTss ssd traveller for MS services .sd Who !.
Ald. ELY moved TO s,rit on. the preamble, which,
after some debste, was carried, aud lie resolution
tdopttc.
AID. BRIGGS, the Chairman, moved the f,Io wing
R..r,d Tbs, the Special Committee. eoa.i.,ins of Alex
Bros. Iusrer sne hosnre sPeonssa 10 consider toe
O. The Report Of the Chef 4 Police the
nsuyit, ae Of Policemen. be invested with M power
vesss q. .sJss..s sa..'on saa . exercise
with the ma as u nist'atcn OF the Police Department
AID NILLiaNsoS moved a. an amendment, ths,
The Committee be csCharged from further consider
sicn OF the subject
After al animated debate in which several men.
bers took pert, the amendment put aod lost by
vcts OF 10 to H.
The resolution OF Aid. Briggs a. then nut aud lost
by vote 81 10 70 8.
SoNISATIos OF FiRE-wsRDEys.
TIE ing appointments, q. Fire warisns, were
confirmed: Lous heeks Orchard Il Floyd Sn,n
Gregg No. 80 Watts ct; Robt b. ssupderson, No.
les church ct; Chas l.. Merritt No. 81 Forsyths,.
The Annual Report Of the Fre Wsrdens waS re-
cived $40 ordered an tile. Several reports from the
Couuit.ee on Fire Department were received and
adopted
cor rnu mic alton from tia Commissioner of Streets
ar La1 ps il reply TO q resolution calling for infor
m.ou i've TO the cont acts for repairing the Pub
lie LsnIs was ordered on file
STREET CLEANING MACHINE.
On motion Of AID BAIRD, the report Of thu Com
utt.e 90 Clearing Streets, recommending that this
BoAo t,ke Do action in the matter, called from
The table ana adopted.
ITHE RUINS OF The OLD CITY HALL.
TIE report OF the Special Committee directing the
Con missioner of R.pairs and Supplies not to sell
othervir cspose of the Ole City Hall until further
orders was adopted.
S4yersl papers from the Board Of Counoilmen were
reieueo TO their respective Committees
Aid Howard moved to concur With the Council
TO iepeal the Ordnance relative TO the sale Of
SuDdsy liquor. Lost, for want of constitutional
vote. Adjourned TO Monday.
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SALE OF LuMBER-A Company owning three
mile on Saginaw River have contracted all the lam
Der they hske this sesson ls 600 O00 feet more or
less, to party at 81. Louis, az ell 50 per ~ deliv
ereo at the MIL, culls only thrown out.
Detroit Adv lssh.
HrAvT CAITLE.-A drove Of heavy cattle, sbout
or hundred heaf expected at Hunters drove-ysrd
OF tie Troy.road. on the asst inst. They are from
Illinois 4ysar-Old oxen, and viii average about 100
lbs. apiece. Q Albany Register.
FRAMING PRrrLrGE.-The frsnking privilege Is
not changed by the new Postage Act Of I'd March,
1855. OF all persons entitled to this privilege
before the passage Of the late Law still retain 1t.
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ksteslfs nsjofity

yERMosT-It seems that the Censor Election is not
ak. n. victory sitter all A n, high in office in
the State Council, writes to I1e Montp. ner Wates-
{" ard Ticket" and tie Independent Ticket" and
Waitt6eld gentleman classified them a. the " Ten.
persncs Ticket" and the " Independent Ticket"
So it seems tbst the Temperance ticket has succeeded
Ar The H. Ms are nowhere. Toat is altogether bet
ter thar we expected. The Waterman hopes the
X n runInies like it. This Stats provides for any
revi,ion OF its Constitution by choosing in seven
whose duty it ia 70 recommend such changes they
deem Advisabe. A Peoples ticket consisting Of such
mep Is Geo p. March, John S. Robinson and Lucias
b. Peck was defe .ted
MISSISSIPPI ID. d. Wright and Is. ID. Nsbers,
Democrasl arc candidates for Congress ia the let
DisLlct
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APPLICATIONS usDKR THE Ngw BousrY.LlSD
AcT.-UDder the Bounty. Land act Of March 3. 1883,
the first claim vss presented 20 the Peosion O,tice
about the 10Th ult aud up 70 this date Il 100 appli-
cations have been received About 20 900 cases have
been ebyelope6 numbered, and brisfed, and yesfer-
day the Office commenced the examination OF claims
under this iAw They purpose having ~ least 10 900
rsscy for issue when the plates are furnished. Al
though the forms and u sructons Issued by Commits
si0ner W ado are plain, explicit, aud essiy uodsr-
5000 Of the first 30 mined O6ly one vas in
accordance With the requirements OF Tie ls~ snd tho
Instructions Of the Ofics. The remaining ~ Cases,
Of course, were rejected. An applicant for bounty
land should fret ascertain whether his particular
s or is embraced within the provisons Of the ae
act l. be is really or OF be b-neiciar.s, he should
next ste that his application IL drawn up In accord
III the forris aDc Instructions which the 70 n
nn sioDtr has issusd. lev niootes Of care AID IN
ielDg,lt attention may ssvs nonths OF delay.
The NLw.ORLEAss CIGAR-ssueGIrso Casy 1t
u now UNDERWOOD here That the smuggler whose
$4,000 worth Of cigars stey seize1 IT Ne Or
|as had long been It ssca tricks, Introducing his
cesrs worth from cas- 10 $50 per ihogsaDd under the
name OF cigsrtoe," tobacco wrapped In paper for
smoking ltis thought, .so that the Custom-H House
employer, through whose lands the goods passed
exclusively q, lsas, sympsthized with the smugzle
We presume that their Official heads of BY tbiz
tine. Their excuse for failing 10 detect this Snug
Cling earlier II, that the want Of Custom House
commod stiOps rendered it impossible 20 examine car
goes in detail In this they alege that they wsr<
compelled TO take the importers word upon bis sam
pies icigartos exhibited. lWssaington Star.
The New Eosland Conferences Of the Methods
Episcopal Church, after session Of several days
Cnslses, dissolved on Wednesday evening. The Cen
ference Of next year will be held ct Salem. The nev
Liquor law was iDdorsed and promise made 10 Civ
it hearty support. The Conference took decides
action sgsinst Slavery. The Psace question va
settled BY the passage Of resolve thst lntenstions
Courts are Christian mode of settling national d.
| putes.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHiSGToN, Thursday, April 10, 1859
The Star, Of this evening. says this. immediately
SITTER the delivery of the speech by the spanish
Minister for Foreign Aairs Mr.. Perry applied for an
suthendc copy to forward to our Government and
Mr. Luzuriaga promptly furnished it, expressing .
belief that Spain would protect and cherish Slavery
In Cubs
The g. S. figste 81. Lawrence, Commodore Do
lapey has arrived at Norfolk, WITH all en- board well.
We learn that the Clerks 10 the Departments are
Issuing proposals to look up Bounty Land claims, and
transsotiDg such business generally during their regu
lar Office hours.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN,

THURSDAY, April l9.-Ald. BARxrR, President, n
Several acts Of the Legislature, among which vas
an act to enlarge the jurisdiction of the Courts OF
General and Special Sessions oil the fesce i9' 'ns
C;,v and County Of New. York. were recsiyed and
died.
PETITIONS.
Oftbs Officers of the Frst Division Of Nev-ferk
S,ste Militia sskine to have hamilton square grsdea
for The use of the military. Referred vi psfuss IN
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Bshcoci New Haven IN fsfi; Edvu4 Pren New London.
N i4 leaned Bebard Lebanon. in I2se Abraham 8eeebe
behlem In l.42 John Wsdhams Grshen 10 1894 ipS;
Psrey Convee Stafford In 1857 and 1906 Richard Rose
Coventry in lsis Charles Aisop Aiadleto~u ssdusfed
Nor~,t ISIS l.~,.r and raiusted At Yale IN Isn Charles
ard author Of fel story Of WOODBURY.; William r,y-
lor DsIbuIy IL lawyer; RobeT Ci.k Bethsny
Der Of Ii. wer HOuse 10 1914 ard probably odes
Der Of that body Claims 10 se.I doubtful.
Nrw-HAhrsHIRE below we present complete
itulz n of forC o-
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I@A-...................s6

lpere - one town yet to hear from. The Senate
s'spds Is Fusionisp and Democrats.
~ me Il Senators elected to the next Legislature,
- sne ma ever been member Of that body-sn In
ssnce We believe which has never before occurred.
@nowng have been members of the lover House:
ssssss, Eat Hartford, 10 1855 and 1854; james r.
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ate. These extraordinary provisions are not IN tie
last sseentia TO the vitality or efficiency OF pro-
kibition while they startle the public mind by the
radicslism Of the changes they make, and stimu-
late 90 ainst the principle hostility which Otherwise
yould not exist.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.

The friends Of Temperance in the Eighth Ward
held en- enthusiastic meeting last evening in the
BIsscier Building. DIR. MILLER wss called to the
Chair and addresses were delivered by the Rev. j.
B. WaEKIrY, s. ID. Culver and JrsrIcr PEARcr,
on the subject oSTeDPersnce.