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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09
Jnsnranre Companies.
NTNA INSURANC COMPANY
III OF HARTFORD.
Chartered IN lss

NTNA INSURANCE. COMPANY
III OF HARTFORD.
Chartered In 1919
CAPITAL, $500, 900.
New.York Agency No. II ~slf- .
'Ns''' 'e THOMAS K BRACE. President.
z. g. RIPLEY, Wee President
TBes A. ALEXANDER, See'y
JAS. A. ALEXANDRA, Agent
HSHE PEOPIE's FIRE INSURANCE COM
Il PANY OF THE CITY or NEWYORk
CASH CAPITAL.... 1j0 900, with surpus
Osrrcls...,.........Noa l73 Canslst snd2 William e.
Properly generally injured .Ssins loss AID d.me BY Fire
RICHARD VAkICK, President
W y. UrpERHILL, serret.ry.
TINE HARMONY FIRE INSURANCE CON-
i PANY No Brosdst. Cash Capital, $50 900. with
handsome surplus insure the most favorable
EN- RI % = e;IoyER secy W. CALENDER, Prest
UNITED STATES LIFE 1NSURANE COM
u PANY JOSEPH B. COLLINS, President, No 70 wall
~ continues 10 effect LIFE ASSURANCES on terms To-
yorsbIe a. those Of any institution Of the kind
prsmiuns psyabe annually semi annually or quarterly
ASSETS e24o GOO SAFELY INVESTED.
POIICYrHOLDHRS PARTICIPATE IN THE PROFITS.
JAMES w. g. CLEMENTS, Medical Examiner tresidenoe
No Is Amity the Office Of the Company daily from
70 o'clock viii walt on spplie.nu At their dwellings
GEO r. CAMNANN. 81 D. Consutns Physician.
g. DsGROOT, ActuaIy. JOHN EADIE, seere,sry.
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N,ENTH ANNUAL REPORT OF the NEW
YORK LIFE INSURANCE C0APANf; .,..,...
Arcust % Assets Jsnu.ry 1884 -....'... shss" 20
Anoun, Of premiums received surre tho wear
ending January I. less .........- SNs.sS
Arnouu, Of interest received and &C
eru.d duhss the year endng Jan ,..,
uary ltt5...................... ss'os
Amount o end wntnt seeosnt -
eeived during the year sndirs -.
January l. ''''''''''''''''''' s7sn S.
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OUFkt.ME CUURI.-In the matter OF the ~
- pcstion Of Mayor, Aldermen and Cemmonaiiy a -
CITY OF New York. relative to the OPENING oF ONE nun
DIED AND THfRrY-rHiRD-sr, from tie Sthsv 10 ~
sth-sv. ...
the above entitled matter hereby give nodcs % u
owner OF all housos snd os
and improved and unoved ands affected thereby snl -
ali Others whom IL may concern, foi,sws TO VII;
Fs-Thstw have completed Estimate aud AsoDrnsae
End eli whose interests Affected heeby sa4
who may opposed the do Presant hs oeeodons
In writing duly verified 10 JOHN HOLMES, Esq, 60
Chsirms tho Once OF the Comml.Soners No Chan
ben+ second story. front roomJ In shs CITY, 90 or bses
The fourth day Of January, 1855
secopd-Thst any person persons who may soaadal
hsmsclve, ssrevr3 bv raid Estimate and Asssssussnt VIII
heard In opposos tbs same before tho plsss q
Nocloeh r NJ, % the 18th day Of Janrsry 1859.
ThirdThst ths sf sast VI the sd Esamabs sal 49,
ent together VIA and siso ell the sAdsSits. -
mates other dosasArnts which used BY us In sk
our report have been deposited N the Street Con nioss
0ee Of the city ana sess Of sasrs 10 rs@aa -
u 10Th day of rebrssry, 1855
TsurthThst the mits embraced By the Assesrnsct 49,
aid are e. follows AL those pieces Of lsod situated 1e
.id cit fronting both sides Of One Hundred sne
Ird between the westerly side Of the fourthsv. 81 -
eastesy ide of the old knsI Bridge Road and exfs.ds
the northey and sopthery ddes Of Ono Hundsed 81
bird It 70 the middle OF The blocks either aide tsfsof =
Ffh-fhat report herein wal be presented 70 the -
creme Court Of the State Of Yotk, ct special tesn
hereof held 1t the City Hall IN the ssd city, % sAiUn
DAY 10Th day Of February A. D., 1855. ct the opsnise -
the Court that day, that then and there or 600:
sAss counsel can Be- heard, motos VIII b us~s ~
sSDVls - ,
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OCEAN Steamers, ST..

NETWORK and CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
IN LINE via Nicsrgus-Tbe Accessory Transit Company
chip STAR or The WEST So durden Capt Turner.
win leave from Pier No. North River, soeoss T. pro
ns lib the steamship CORTEs aoe tans burden
ever the Nicaragua having but u miles .no
snpctstion BY rst carriages Several new and swim
Iron stesmbosts lately been put river and lake. whn
steamers are unsurpassed In heh ventilation and sccommsos
ton For infor nation passage, Apply only 10 .
CHAS. MORGAN, Agent. No Bowling green
Leterbass made up The Office Letter. Is cents per half
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%. 8. HoUss. Aaetioaesr.
rr,s SAJE TOMORROW (Satur-

. osroNEE's SALE.-TO-MORROW (satur-
NoRESe W. ss' ,.d q: s ssisff. -:
ssns u bs following viz .sd onnx Tables
~ l k:s..s ss. k.. ss: t.; &C r:s
nc Chr: Diaper sIs Re: ss S' carved R.~od seits.
is rm and Reespoo cb. % match , S.s.
and sofs T.Ses .upsror Rssos ps.eo Forte .psni
sso "a s bah. Is pr s.sd Lsds
ss:sed E..is ris PIT. .s. WSs"" cur.n.
81 :T S:. s'sfs oS@sa cees Chm:
sss. ssqs - &c Dnvns Roomnshos.ny Safe 10 erin.
OIL . ca.t L. TDes Ta% CABIN v.ss
vsc Bebsesds Bar.ss w.shstant en- suite rlt Toilet
ss .ss sss I'd
HsE Hsttrsasss. &c. Sale positive
IfSSIGNEE's SALE-MORTGAGEE SALE.
A-Neee he,eb, svss that By order Of u. Of
cs:sss .ossse executed By sro.s ss v.a'ss
se Of ssasss tpevn The e.:ss.r with sss Ho.s
O Hn.s ana 4. d; III s1d ss p.od q Pss
s:s1s . q Ss ssss.s IN h Oh and 10Th
avs. on friday tbs 9th day q February inst ''''-
A 4 Bale positive; ter n e.se: 49,:
nv JORDAN & NORTON, Auctioneers and
b OILS. n.reh.sts. No $50 Broadway up "Ai"'
betvsss 1rsaIlis and Leopsrdsta
DY BANGS, BROTHER & Co.-Irade Sale
...s;s 4 "a q
Of choice b copies Of ys.ses Standard TH ss .Ss
brcsh;s .s'1 sn9 1sr:y o Of s sscs books Xo ~
sssorwsnt Oh popular miscellaneous literature, &c Cat
ioeuss wiil be issued on WeShssdsy
DY C. A. WATERBURY, Auctioneer.-Our
ID Second Sale. this week, Of HAVANA CIGARS taxes
oise. % SATURDAY Feb 10, sties O'Clock This sale IN.
eludes choice cd Wae' Cordial. and srrno,s, ss5.s
Wine now IN House ready for delivery; me oppo
. %os.s ss Of 81. ss' e our store. sfoss
W a CAaTra luetoneer No 81 Dsyst. cor Gresnwieh
NRCCERIES, SLEIGH, BUFFALO ROBE
" and BELLS. sHELLED ALHON0s-rdIS DAY At
rssst. Tees. Coffee, sugar. Cscos; Soap. Wax, Sperm
snd TsHov Candida on Prunes. Wslnuts. Brandy, Kun,
Gin Wbisky Chise Knives FORKS Ssws Iron Safes Scales
Welshts Wkips Halten, Herse BIsnketa
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IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION. No. 90
Il wanen-st door from 0reenwich-OPsn daily nom
10 A. N. to 1 and to r 81.
Interest Of per cont allowed al sams from
81 70 $50.
The funds Of this naitaton are .ecey invested "a sead.
amount loaned, and In Bonds Of this City.
CALEB WOODRUFF. President.
n D. VAN PELr, Vice PreGdent
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"0' 1'' cHXS MORGAN. Agent, No Bowling green
LesIbsss made up At The Office Le''s" % cen" psI hail.
THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
i STATES MAIL sTEAMERs.-Ths ships composing 'Ah
''' : \; <; SsS;ss West sI.E;s sy
% eP haze rs er y ssa IL sSsa
in he engines to insure '.rsnsh .sd speed and
. md ee%is1, Pss
. sis1 noSn ;s'So from e. Liverpool o
ana suDes experienced attached 70 each ship
No berth ''f fSSf sGsl 81 DATES OF SAILING
xrps sfsH s!~i5s. .:s i: IS.
MEpNEsDAYy a. iss. sATUapay Is isss
$ESSEsSsy IS, y i is
Tor f'''hEi q Ssi't < ' Sg6ItHNs, No . w.n,NY
sa9 g. wWS. fssFsSHH e e. I fsIe
GEO. H. DRAPER, A.vr.
aveT bullion specie jewey precious stones metals,
~. bus Of ,dns ssued therefor and the vsae thereof
Slipper viii please take notice tia. the ships Of this line
not esny any socds eontIsbAnd Of var
THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
i ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
FROM sEw.YoRK TO LIVERPOOL
CHEF csei n,l Pss;sse.
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage. .....................eLo
TIE .lip. rom Boston cali at H.n.i
kRAsiA Capt Iud.in' AMsRIcA Capt s Lang:
ASIA. csfe Z. q Lott, cISs61, c.pe s sssas'
AFRICA Capt. Hnr.os, NIAGARA. Capt Leiteh
These vessels clear white light ~
st.rheard BOW; red on port bow.
AFRICA Harrison. leaves Boston, Wednesday,. lth Feby
ASIA, Lott leaves Boston Wednestsy. 18Th reb'y
CANADA, Stone, leaves Bosson, Wednesday 18th March
Berths not secured until paid for
An experienced Surgeon On board
The of these ships will not be accounsoe for Gold
eveY Bullion Specie Jevery. Precious Stone(or Metals
snles bills of lsdns signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed.
-" '''''A' '-- : Z ,ceGtiSxRp. No Bowling. srsen
There viii b steamships Of this line Nsvfort until
TNHE LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA
Il STEAMSHIP COMPANY intend saibns their fsvorts
CITY OF MANCHESTER, ais tu.sJ ....C.pt wris
CITY OF WASHINGTON. tnsw. TOO DO. Jcspt 3 Ls:tcA
CITY OF MANcHksSTSrss. y WEDNESDAY Feb. "A. 1855
RATES OF PASSAGE:
s.o ssf s:s. Saloon .a..
Midshjp berths.....SSs Midship terts....l1 suaesA
ReTwGd Forward Berth. is sunsAA
Third lsf'V CLASS Sse fSssENSxas.
limited number Of third eass paaen Win Be taken
nom Philadelphia and Liverpool and fosnd Ia provisions
From PbisdslPhia From Lvsrpoc.. .........e1
SesiIous Of hrpere their fsnds ct eomspssAins rsts
Drafts on Liverpool from 81 Upward
An elpersneei Surgeon Win b esrn.d On cash .hiP
Al socas ssot TO he sss.s !: rn.0esA Nd Liverpool
sAnvTL sSivE. zsss., No II wsin.stx. rAIl.A.
q Nc BresdS.{ Ney-Yert. al
WILLIAM IMAM; Assak.
No. TevH Building, Livsrpssl-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09

CUPREME COURT.-ln the matter OF the
- SUFFOLK BANK in the City Of New:Yo Notice g
hereby given pursuant to the statutes such case sde sss
Cke Justice said Court duly made IN this matter that ~
creditors Of the Suffolk Bank In ths City OF e
the Upited States Trust Company of Receiver q
said Bank at said Company Once, No. ~ wsim 10 tae
ity of New York within thirty days from the date OF TINS -
ttce-Dated New Yort. January 20. lsS ,,rvcv
Presidentof the U. . Trust Co, of Newfes
you A QTRw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09

OFFICE OF TIE GALExA CHICAGO UsIos T. T.
COMPANY Chicago, jan 10, 1885
NOTICE of DIYIDEND.-Notice is hereby
IN given to the STOCKHOLDERS Of the GALENA an1
CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD COMPANY, that . DIVE.
DEND Of FIVE PER CENT. upon the capital stock Of the
Company the six tbs endns February ss5 has been
scses bearing date February to be Issued By the See
tsry vhich certificates will be redeemsb cash the
Of February 1856 with
per lnn1m By order Of the B,srd Of Director
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Gteamboats an6 Railroads.

nor BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL
RJyTR-The splendid and superior Hesnen BAY
STATE C.pt Wn: Brown, Leaves Ne .Yort every NON,
EMPIRE STATE Capt Benjamin Brsyton. leaves New. orb
eyery TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, Ct 0cleea
r NJ from Pisr No SN r. nesr The Battery BON TOUCHING
Hereafter no rooms be retarded secured to any sppA
amt unit, the shsll have been paid for .,
Freight 70 forwarded through With greet dhpseA
by an Expr,s freisht Train u,
NOR BOSTON-NeW Central Route.-BOS-
IL TON md NEw-YORK CENTRAL RAILaoAD VI.
BLACKSTONE sntspcs tc sS:tSr nrr cSp0' w.%
WILCOX. vfll leave New York on TUESDAY, ThGksDAi
and SATURDAY; and t1s ;..~bSs. rHSspAY nd SS
DAY from Pier No 10 North River, foot Of Courhndts o.
4o'elock ?. H. ,. ,, - ho.,d thu
'"s"'" - WV T. g. MARTIN, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09

OAMDRN and AMBOY RAILROAD to PHIL
~ ADELPHIA, from Pier No North Rver.-Two line
dsilv At 6 A. M and p N. Morning line ct 8 A. NJ By
steamboat JOHN POTTER to SOUTH AMBOY thence By
ears wsy places and Philadelphia Fe 81 EIpes line 81
den BY ore through in five hour Fave IS VA. Accom-
mediation and Emisrant Line ct T. n Fare 81 ~ Emil
Iinel
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-12

Ine1pLn la nm ME1nopisr CHURCH, q
other breach Is expected ID tie Methodist
Church Rev % Bond editor of the New
York Christian Advocate. inn0.icing the oppo-
sition 70 the appropriations 6 missionary mon
ev 70 the preachers labouring u their slave
holding conferences aays:
alVe have seen strange things IN the lapse
ofthree-sccre years and ten, but this caps the
climax d tie marvellous; and though we are
no prophet, nor the son Of . prophet, We ven
ture to predict that mischief Is now Drawing Il
our church -agitations, commissions and dis
ruptions, such Is we have never Witnessed
before.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-12

JoHN WENTWORTH on THE KNow-N oTHlEcs.
The long Congressman from Chicago writes
home from Washington on the KNOWN othings
IS follows, From all see and hear around me
il Is evident that this foreign question e 70
override all others even the slavery question,
Is We see men De the most opposite views
touching slavery, forgetting ell their differences
and acting together.
We clip the foregoing from northern ex-
change. We doubt not that there Is much
truth in it. as we see al the abolition papers ii
the land denouncing the "Know-NOthings''
with unparalleled ferocity. The New York
Tribune occasionally goes of into eCstacies Of
fury and executes them for combining to re-e-
lect VIM q. Seward to the United States
Senate. Well If the K. Ms beat Seward
and crush abolition we Of the South needn't
feel alarmed.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-12

THE CHIEF GRAM PoRT or THE FoRLD.
The Chicago Press Of the 18th instar
says thata thorough investigation estaH
fishes the supremacy Of Chicago as a
grain port overall the ports ofthe world.
According to its calculation the grain
exports of Chicago exceed those of New
York BY 1926, 1913 bushels, those Of st.
Louis by more than two hundred and
fifty per cent, those of Milwaukee near
~ four hundred per cent. Turning to
great granaries Of Europe, Chicago near
IL doubles St. Petersburgh, and exceeds
Galatz and Ibraila combined 5,406, 727
bushels.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-12
CONGRESSIONAL.

In the Senate, on the 2dinst, the bill grant
ing bounties to cert in officers and soldiers pa.
.discussed-no other business Of Importance
was transacted.
In the Housethe bill TO amend the act Of the
last session to graduate the price Of the public
lands was under debate.
a message was received from the President
transmitting his reasons for his veto of the IN
ternal Improvement Bill
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-12

The value Of the regular organization of the
Democratic party is always deprecated By those
who have failed to control it to personal or cor.
rupt ends Washington Unlon
And par contra; its value IS always praised and
exaggerated By these who have not failed to con
troll It to such ends. The Union has license to
praise, ike atrue organ, any organization that
makes It the reeipiant Of thousands of dollars an
nually, and gives it potent voice il the distribu.
ton Of millions Of patronage.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-12

soUra CAROLINA LEGISLATION. bill has
passed the House Of Representatives. South
Carolina subscribing 100000 70 the stock
ofthe Blue Ridge Railroad A bilIhas also
passed the Senate to aid the Charleston and
Savannah Railroad. The Charleston papers
look upon the passage Of these bills as inau-
gurating new era in the commercial career
Of that city. The Senate has passed a bill
modifying the law in relation to colored seamen
AS modified il provides that captains Of vessels
arriving It any port II the State must give bond
and security fiat the negroes On board their
vessels shall not so On shore.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-12

Nne4 Sieve caub s aeanila settled
SIT ic Is nos want thsit 6nal
friendly Sc nsnl. IS Chat would taks away the
great bull sc their ing capital Upon Amer
lean principles intoxicating deeper and more FER
rent love 81 our country, aud higher generation
lor The Conslstulion as the means Of insuring do
nestle tranquility and promoting the general well
lare North ana South, East and West can meet,
ana 81 cordial spirit 81 fraternity. reconcile an
ths conflicting questions 81 TIE day. We want
and must bays party to carry out ench meas.
ures IS viii benefit The country At large local pre-
jrdiees must Be modified; political rancor assuag-
ed; State rights guarded, and federal franchises
protected and strengthened We must teach these
men, whom we select 70 make our laws, execute
power under them, and direct the machinery Of
government chat We have Country with greater.
claims upon them than any Party can have, and
We must hold them to stricteF accountability
We must scatter far and wide tie seeds Of broth
erly feeling, that We may garner rich harvest Of
national tranquility. We must restore harmony
to our system, and permit the States 60 move inl
their respective orbits without being Influenced BY
the eentralising tendencies Of the General Govern
ment; avoid the introduction Of federal issues III
our local elections and insist that tie States shall
supervise the elective hisa over which Con-
grsss has So eo1tls with zieW te the fuller pro
lection st tie inheEs and delegated privileges 81
their citizens. q such National American
Organization as eOuntry is now prepared for
The abolitionis North and the disunionists
Of the South; Tie friends Of internal improvements
10 the West and the manufacturers Of the East
can al rally provided they determine to conciIiate
existing differences ed send men to The federal
legislature who win never consent to compromise
constitutional principles, but will be ready to sac
rihce minor local interests as peaceofaring for
our common country. and for athe greatest good
Of the greatest numbers All these and greater
results, affecting the veal Of the Union, can be
brought about BY crushing out political rancor
and substituting congoniality q feeling, and
dissemination to regard the genera happiness and
fraternity Of the country, in preference 70 parti-
zan success and the elevation Of individuals As the
mere puppets Of eliques Or the exponents Of re-
stricted views Of national policy. Where IS the
American citizen Who pIlI hesitate q cooperate
With such party IS q make the aims 8 is
ends sf o0nntf
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-12

CALFoRNIA.-Amcnq Gle items IS
the recent news from California We sec
that a lump Of gold inteInixad with
quartz was recently found in CaIaVe
county, Whichis worth within a fraction
of $4,000 We also observe chat 90 ~
Bryan Of Marysville, has been appointed
Judge Of the Supreme Court to fiji the
vacancy occasioned blythe death 0fHor
Alex Wells. Tie appointment CIV
general satis faction
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-12

OHAT AT w AsHNaToM.- IA letter from
Washington says that members Of Con
gress greet each other when they meet
thus: What's the news of the seat Of
War; How long can Sebastopol hold
out. The allies win get whipped even
tually; hopethey will What made you
let the Know othings beat you So out
in your counrys"
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-12

~ The Richmond Enquirer has ascertained
how ex-President Fillmore voted at the late cleo.
ton in Buffalo, and IS not at all satisfied with it
That distinguished citizen vas very reuiss in not
obtaining light from the enquirer and the resolu.
tions Of '9e.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-12

MARIE Dat the residence Of James "A +.
Blocks on the end inst, BY III. Lawenccl
Esq, Mr. JAMES SPTREs and Miss Lvn1A w.
AZ Brooks. AT the same time and place, Mr..
r. j. 81. PRITcHETT and Miss s. "a. H0wARD.
At the residence Of her father, in this coun.
3. s. BKErLv and Miss MARTHA Lemons
On Che 3Ist ult., By ]. III. Lawrence, ESQ
Nr. CANADA FoRD and Miss GEoRGIArA f,heI
TER.
On the 2nd inst. BY ] II. Lawrence.
Mr.. p DoYrE and Mrs. CArRARIEE FARr
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-12

THE ORIGIE or THE Know NoTHDGs.
The New York Herald says that The
Know Nothing order dates its age back
ito the Spriug Of 1850 and its paternity
to the First Ward Of the city Of New
York. It's founder was and still IS
resident Of the ward. The first presi-
dent was alOurnepman prnter-a man
of character and a good degree Of intel
ligence, deeply imbued with the impor-
lance of the movement and Jealous for
It's advancement The small pox carly.
cut short his career of usefulness and
his remains are now in Potter's Field
BY stone or chisel He was
succeeded il the Office BY the founder
Of the order-a quiet and unobstrusive,
but a very firm and decisive man, and
under his auspices the order has spread
through the country.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-12

STopp1Na 1HE CREDIT sYsTEM. The neWspa,
per publishers Of Connecticut having become til.
ed Of The credit system, have determincd that af
ter the first Of February next they viii demand
fhe cash from an Subscribers residing out Of the
place d which The paper subscribed for IS pub
Iissed.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-12

Pennsylvania U. s. SEEAroR-A despatch
from Washington says, there is report in that
city that the Rev. w. Tiffany, of Carlisle. is to
be supported by the Know Nothing members
Of the Pennsylvania Legislature as their can
didate for United States Senator,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-12


CoNeREss AND THE sUpaEmE CeRnr Is
billto increas salaries of & men and
Judges ofths Supreme Court. proposed BY
Senator Baager, fixes tie compensation Of the
Jnde 5tS750o for the Chief Justice and
$3.50 lor the Associate Judges Il gives to
each Senator and Representative SO day,
and 81 ior every twenty miles Of actual tFav-
q going 10 and returning from the session.
The pay ofmembers Of Congress was origin-
q hxed ii I789ut ST. 4 day and 81 for twenty
miles travel, for Senato,s, and Sc for lepresen-
tativs Thiswa repealed By the law Of 1916,
allo $1,000 salary per annum instead
ofdaily and mileage. The law proved exceed.
ingly unpopular and was repealed in 1918 when
the present rates o So were substituted The
BIZ il passed Is take effect Immediately and
apply to the present session
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-12

- Edmund Lafayette, the grandson Of Gen.
Lafayette, and the only Iineal descendant Of the
illustrious deceased, IS now il Washington city.
On the 2lst ult be visited the two Houses Of
Congress and vas introduced to members and
others After making the tour to the South, be
viii return to France.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-12

The BRrT1sH NAvv- The naval forceof Great
Britain alone exceeds that Of France Russia,H ol-
land and tie United States combined 81 vessels
and 1888 guns. The navy Of England numbers
Sc vessels and s $50 guns, and the force Of the
four nations above named. 600 vessels and l6,397
guns.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-12

INCREASE or PAUPERs- The whole number d
paupers il the United States, supported il whole
or IN part By public funds within ties year ending
June /, 1853, was 1892. The whole number
Of paupers for the year ending june /, 1850, was
50,323, and the total annual expense was So 954,-
sos.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-12

THE CONAN SPINGs GAzErIE This IS The
title Of = paper juststarteI st Ocean Springs. il
this State. b. our old and esteemed friend Geos
a. Cox, formerly Of this county, and IS under the
editorial charge Of ]. 3 &. Washington olias
Keepers.formerly the talanssi editor Of the Yazoo
Banner
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-01-12

IRIS 30 BE HOPED The Washington cor
respondent Of the Baltimore Sun writes that Mr..
Buchanan viii certainly come home il the spring
na after bis return an entire remodling Of the
dsplomaEic corps IN Europe may become neces-
srg