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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10

rUFR TRIUMPH FOR THE WILDER

STILL ANOTHER TRIUMPH FOR THE WILDER
PartSI sAIAnssprR sAFE.-The WILDEE PATENT 5ALA-
sArE ien from the ruins OF The fire Ia Fulton st.
yesterday non having been exposed 10 the ct 10
tense upward Of 4 hours found TO have
the Boob. and Pspers Of Bes.rs 81 fsrebd Co while
other parties their val1sbs other Safe By
FIRE with total and epsrsble less Of books
papers and money
With of NLDEKs IMPROVED DouELE fLAScE SAL
.n.snrs SAWS For sale a. No Pearl (near Wsll-
a, 4 New YoTk by O. WILDER Co
- '- 'N' and MAnafectursrs
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FIRES.
yIRE is TuLTOS ST.

Last night, abOu. IL o'clock, FIRE broke out in
he brick binding, No. "a Fulton st, lower part oc-
supied by Edward F. Gender, as fruit s.ore-upper
part a. an upholstery establishment. The 6remen
we're promptly on the ground, and soon erd0guished
De flames LOIS of Mr.. Gender, abou, 81 900. The
fe extended to the upholstery establishment bat the
principal damage wss on the frst foor
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TEAs.-The best assortment of FINE TEAS will
found the CANTON TEA CoNPASys newyereeted and
eessut No is Chsihsm between Pearl and Rose
veil the Oldest Tes establishment In the city We assure
ades they do better here than elsewhere ethsx ~
Wholesale OF retail. No brsnch stores
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iAdyertisenentl

GAS! GAs.-GAs FIXTURES, Of new designs
and unsurpsed worn msnship, viii be found the great
Man ufAetuIne Depot Of ARCHIE WARsEs e. Co., No. SIG
Bro.dway also portable Gas APPAEATVs for country
rcsideucss churches and factories.
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CITY ITEMS

AsrI-SLAvEnY LEcTuRE.-Tbe Hon. N. p. Banks,
*. n. Democrat being unable to fu6l his engage
ment TO sppear at the Tabernacle on Tuesday evening
nett, his place will be supplied by the Rev. SAMUEL
J. MAY, Of Syracuse, who will deliver discourse
upon the Rise and Progress of the Modern Anti Sla
very Movement Mr. May 10 an excellent speaker
and thoroughly familiar with bis theme.
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fAcvsrtlsenentJ
y COMMISSION ANYWHERE =

NOT SOLD on COMMISSION ANYWHERE =
BeiIs worth its weight In gold - Demos CtLsss.rED
CATsREH sSuTF For Sore Eyes Deafness. Cola in tie ed
and the very forms az CatsIh SPEEDY cvss TINS
edcns has proved decidedly Of the vsu
able the Prepared lusyely by OukSo
No rs stste-st., Albany. NewYork sample Box, with
directions will be sent by mail post paid receipt Of ii
cents a stamps sptcie.
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corRr cALENpAa-TEIs Day.

CONNON PLEAs.-Psrt II-Nos. III, 22t ~, 200,
"a lS2 ESQ Ns 1853 al ga. 2s 27, Z7s 27s Part l.
Nopdsy-Nos 2sl to 287, 289 to FOG.
SUPERIOR CouRT.-Mobday-Nos 81, 10. SOC, 6l2,
5s7 s2s ST. IA 642 6 t4a f49 $50 65! 64 655, 6s ~,
5lI 5s7 tf3, 56s 446 IS 10, 657 TO COB
SUPREME CoURT-GeneraI Term -Monday-Nos.
&c q. ~ 50 80 6. a. - a, 1910 So
SUPREME CouRT Saturday, Motion CALENDAR
This rsy-Nos TO SO will be called by Judge Mitchell 10 Gem
er.l Term room-sud from No 80 close Of Cassis by
Judge CeIie Circuit Court roomJudss Aors wll be st
Chambers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10

TIE RIFLE, THE AK AND THE SADDLE-BA6s.-
The Rev. VIM. II. Milburn, the blind preacher, de-
hvered lecture on the above subject, which was, of
course, picture of pioneer life. There was large
audience to hear him. and they well paid for their
txoubIe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10

JFF.SIZF PUOTOGRAPUS on CANyAS,-Cab-

IIFE-sIZE PHOTOGRAPHS on CANyAS.-Cab-
met Medium and Miniature sizes coored In oil col
perfect pes,ng and durable as MINISTRIES on ivory
Copies desired sze made from Dasuereotypes Paint
Prints Epgvns The finest effect. produc I'd Va
this country exhibited BkADYs Gallery No $50 Broad
way, over 1honTsons Saloon
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Advertisement

S10-One hundred Lessons IN Writing Tor SlO,
or tine Unlimited BROWNS splendid rooms No SIC Sross
wsy opposite St Nicholas Mr. Brown received the highest
pris-ibe only silver medal swsrdedfor writing at the
Words Fair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10

We call attention to the concert at Nbos tonight
Tor the benefit Of the Blind, an unexceptionaole
object Of benevolence. See advertisement under the
head of amusements.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10

AsHFs-The market 10 without change for Pots; ssles
es 623 q Sc esi Pearls held at 81 Ell a. 90
COAL-Fcr.igu 10 quite dull and cells ao~y, u sfdsfb
fer Liverpool Orre. Domestic 10 quiet, ct s6et7 ~ IN
vessel sp6 yard for Anthracite.
COrrON since the receipt Of the sdyees BY the ssssx
and pces tend Downward We s,e quotations. DO, her MA
be tsken Q entirely nomns
Srwrosk cLlssiricArios NO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10

Mr.. Hacketts advertisement Of bis three closing
nights with Gris and Mario at the metropolitan
Thea,er, mot the Academy appears in our adver'is
hg columns this morning.
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Advertisement
REAL LEE SIZE i he real life axe PHOTO.


GRAPES made resy and fnshH In oil, those
done by ROOT No SOS Broadway of Per
ordinary Dasusueoypes can have them repro
dueed sze Every style Of picture taken In any hind Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10
Massachusetts So, ioisioai Virginia So Y, r.,
Sis'.s Sc Of isss. 1906 Canada Sc. Zoe.
The circular Of D. Bel Son & Co., sivs n. =,
lowu quotations:

We have received copy OF tue report Of tie A.,
dior Of the Canal De putment Of this STATE vbh :.
be f upd on the fftb psge. From il We gather TIA,
total amount Of tolls received for the pss, se,s0, !.
all the canals was So 77a see, sgainst q,
irs the previous season, showing a falling os n
s4ai,i'a The tunnase was ',issssa tun., ag.l,t
4,s57,s $50 tans. The value Of the property ,,.,.
ported was eaiO,ss+.3l2, against sso7, i7s SO M
this value, s5l $50 s6i was in products Of .n,..,.
and agriculture and s4,o res products Of ne h.,
est The Auditor coca into the issties Of raus,a,
alton, to show thai the amount lost by the canal. n.
been gained by the railroads, and recomusnS.
strongly that tolls for the bened, Of the canals sho,lI
be relaid upon competing railroads. The Auditor AZ.
presses the opinion that the revenue Of the next ~
con will not be near sufficient to meet the eonss.
tionsl charges upon it, and calls the attention Of II
Legislature to this fact tha, some actiop msy be h.
ken in regard TO II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10

The following Gales of Bonds and Stocks were
rn,de a. auc;is u by Simeon Draper:
81 feo Nashville and Ch.ttssoss Railroad Bonds; 900
Second Bds Pspams R-soh In one lot for. SO 500 %
le oeo Ohio snd hi.s R. q MIG, int added. IS
<So CbicssO and Rock Isl lst Mig int added. pS
49, . 10 nv X X % MIG, Int added-....... 72i
y a6eS onA heeo oanf. ~
is @Afe otonih1'on aAitrosd- ............." SIT
Aessss. Adrian II. Muller & Co. viii hold their
regular seni-weekly auction sale Of Stocks and
Bonds to-mss.ov, Saturday. 10th inst, at l2I
o'clock, at tie Merchants Exchange. They viii
offer . variety Of fnt-class Bank and insurance
Stocks and Bonds.
Mr.. Albert Il. Eissisy win hold special suctiou
sale Of Socks and Boads Tomorrow (Sssurdsy) ct
lei O'Clock, d Ne xWesapt EyeAaags.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10

=. svss-s soas brown rhsssss-n ~ - s'As -"
yssas ,s. hsys ~ e:.s ssss:sv ss. %
~ s.>s sssssssss it7sAhAs 10 - no asasssss
- - ssis ~ a. ISIS orl3s 70 hDs b'o~r 81 e,N ' :.
n 81, fsod hisht y.ov; sior b<ss grocery a.ss
- .Sie.s rsntiez 81 for yellow 20 % -,
vkts or 1fS r-rgsl t1Hd. <efs fes q ss,...
q - So fOr White 30 M: - -. c.isdnr
efv d. eot Of from III ~ "a -, - A..
a. hrovp sne 40 good yeiior y ~ - :. .a,s.
4 abb snd 40 bag nsc,e 80 -.
,.n ca,,sl, rae. Piysiey. sc eoi,s ny -, D -
k-.s.l.,,,o h.nas Al III cargo o. teV - - ~
~ :, tgi handing w.ifhs of zoe NJee, one o.
- pm srr 81 1870, Tor besf poee' sei 'he
eI0s :, siIs SsT Mediterranean insured FREQ Of
s'Hs.i'' ''.S.;;ssos4.rosr.isst 1883 EGGS s. =
~ Ss 90 sos 1vose iss vOso ass con
- 81 tos ss7 500 v,sts 600 roo %! teoeon
sSy. m.,kss - tat sst souSrson Cons0s dthcst OF
- ~ 1stafio v n, the rtotf Prise has been psid tsefs
400 s,msDd for fine Congcs, and some ousaes cons N
(rssp Tsss
TALlow s,ii; DIG On the spot- .e,.a
hsy. be.- Gales Of Roush a. egle
er,esp syints hsye realized irregular prces ct VI 9'
Ne lsttss 10 he present value.
RUn- No inquiry ,..t.
State o. Sssss hust serlins S. sad Virginia stefnns 81
lpt vh ~ fesoipe much business We qaoe r.2n'yf
vsnia STATE o., rs div Railroad oood. t595Ii sss
sbrsetts Co. pId2; Virginia S. 30 United STATES u io'''
Ne; Cxnnea 70, lea
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Increase. ss.9s7l s7s ss 81 80

Increase. &sS6 II STs 80 81 80 SO SO
There are some orders for our securities by the
steamer, and the letters speak of an increase in the
inquiry for American securities in London. The new
Erie Loan is spoken Of favorably especially the
sinking fund feature. Money vas in good demand,
and best bills were being done at Y cent Several
failures have taken place In London and Liverpool.
Corsols fell, upon the resignation Of Lord John Rus
eel, and fuctusted between 81 9o}, closing ct 81
The rate by the previous steamer was eli. The
Bank confines to lose gold, but there had been
about 5000, 600 received from Australia, besides
specie continued to return from India. The accounts
fiom Australia are more favorable than those pre-
y.ously received.
Tie return from the Bank Of England for the week
ending the goth Of January gives the following re-
sulfs, when compared with the previous week:
Public dsposis...........E2257lN Decrease. Gis lsj
e.......................... 3a5s N7 iaerssss "a
On the other sie Of the account:
Government securities STIR Increase. f}37cs
None. 1865 D.cp.s.s 81 ~ ~
The amount OF notes in circulation is ego, CAS- 60
being decrease of f7l, 475 and the stock of Bullion
in beth departments 10 l2l62, 495, showing de-
crease Of f37o,5I9 when compared with the preced-
ing return.
Ailler & Thompson, Of Liverpool, have suspended
payment in eco OOO, chiefly owing to Losses in the
Australian trade. Various sinister rumon were in
circulation on Liverpool Change, to the effect that
number Ct ether heavy failures are imminent. Home
Eager & Co., London, have suspended for fI3o 600.
Turrif Sharp, iron dealers, NeW.Cunnock, Scot
land, have also suspended for largo amount. The
Cotton and Breadstuf markets were duh, but without
marked change. BahDg's circular says that there u
moe inquiry for Pennsyivsnia State So, Asssachs-
ssts Sterling S. and Virgins Starting So; bat With
out leading to mseA hssiassa Il quotes Psaasyivs-
ND etass SO -. ez-div, Raihesd Besds Neu;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10

The STEAM FIRE EyeISEs.-The steam fre'engine
built by Mr. A. j. Lat,a of Cincinnati, for the City
Of Boston, is expected in this City about the first Of
fhe bext week. The Board Of Counc1men have ap-
pointed Special Committee, consisting OF hes'rs
Pinckney, Holder and Radley, and the Board OF
Aldermen Of Messrs. varisn, w. Tucker and How
ard, to superinerd, in connection with the Chief En-
eineer Of the Fire Department, its exhibition in this
City. The machine, Mr.. Pinckney informs US, is q
ket in width l6 feet in length 10 feet in hight, and
weighs tuns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10

Aa.lEets. .. .Repsvted BY Tsl<Srsp@
E.woaLsAss. FEB I-cesJosTPsn;s' ,ss csssss-
No change 10 price, bat tains0 active bsss ""
Prsishts % Liverpool, 7Ih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10
TIE ORR AND TiLLEY DIFFICULTY
A.

SIR: ,sw a sistemen, ~ your paper, YESTERDAY,
rlieh eLru-iy Incorrect I-lsIenss TO tan
against .rf Tey r the ssssnf made 1pos no 'o tns
y.s sitst ace ss.ssi S-ps - q, sus 20
~. ...,e,t ssssn.t Mr. RILEY Proeeeoinn we're
n.itues cropped y sesi ,nd %. art ..
s:g. I,S tss.s ss.S 81 tos. MeEiur-y ta.
r 10 The saloon urder the Thes.er ard this prevent
ed Jaey bets sr,s.d The o'er snd ihIey ". geo
e..,bsI INTO bar Nc obsr officer would OF course IN
,sre .. Tiey vu In the bsnfs Of Policeman. Om-er
FEED III. Tenth Ward squsd passed the soeoe OF the 81
I.. Ti,, ne Of the .aisnt who Keeps the grocery
IN the pit eh. The ard conducted him 70 be station
K,rrey !, tbe bsroo ard either sresed II 50 the
merely had b. effect OF keeping Tey out Of the names
The ,rub Of tb mater IT, ,h.. quis, waikiki to ny
ho. sna ss.v1 ..1 The boy. IN pit q
Ihsste ard In he tross:rJ o. the son ssn .s:.sd By
Tnsx ia him Thai wished to have nothing to say to hi@
ard sl,o hat be hnew there was MOD eonDosea o. rs
hienes in smtu'h OF be never rouo 'ho' A'sAH i" " ~
Affair Nj Editor has an importance beyond th,t o. "a.
;,d,yidp,s Who wee parties TO IT, If - believe soms OF M
nos,n,p can be Induced enter into ssssenent Tor
se,oy ,u,ut upon iDofspdng CITIZEN 10 our streets men
som.hin, near milisn Of dollar, annually JOHN ORR
Tp, ORR AND TLLEY DIFTIcULTT-John Orr, a
sof, sbeiI poesn living a. No ls3 sroones y.s,erd.S
IfI,S ehsI.s q s...e 'p ~ osi s,1s Shell. shssos
D. with bsvirf lat Tuesday night. s.ssoed on VINE
In front ofhe National Tben.r 1t Il N:t.d ~ i.es e,a
a n 1leeteY
Won arc the man who with tnnoirr hme 'itns
.;rce AZ be sme time he struck him bios VIII nN h't
md f,Lt ensued The will be nvestgsted oy Justice
Wood
A CHILD Fatally POISONED BY hIsrAK.:-cor-
o,,r ODoppe Yesterday had inquest at No 529 Fronts
mon the body infant eleven dsys GA hsseo James
Nj, who died om effects OF overdose opium al rin
s,r,S by mistake By m mother for rhuharb appears tn.
The sho being uowt the mother eques ed her huosod who
il sveds and but inperfecy scqusnted with language
to druggists and get three cents worth ihuoafo ne
tordusly proceeded TO he stre Of Or. IGtte corner oil
Monroe Gouverueur SITS and ask for some aros to.
bch III. Doctor couli no. un1esttnd lie haA
sled Neil be wanted pulveized opium sld on receivu.
the Affirmative put some CT that drug sno
labeled the wrapper PoisoD On bis return hons, tue
Of the drug to her child VIII son
became supeded ano though the attendance OF Physoan
ts procured they unsbe to restore IL lad death ensued
op tbe p,h folio wing Oh, Juy rendered che yer
diet: That deceased came 10 hs dsth from the effects OF a.
overdose Of opium administered BY ts mother through mis-
" tale, for rhubsrb"
CAUGHT IN TBHAcT.-An Irish lad, IA yers Of age
named DANIEL Kan. alias Martin Flanagan wS arrested on
Tbur.6sy pi,ht by Policeman Doroho OF the Sixth W.Id
In HE ,c breskrf the brsss mandatory OF m
Moore No q En- 81 with intent 10 steal An aocompico
Who With him the time escaped The prisoner wa
locked up BY Justice Connolly FOR ma.
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A CuIp FATlLLY POSSESSED BY hIsTAKe.-CJ

CAUGHT IN THE ACT.-An Irish Lao, u yerS OF age,
named Daniel K.n. alias Martin Fsnssan arrested
Tbnr.6sy p,ht by Policeman Doroho, OF the Sixth Ward
IN ,be Of breaking into the bsstlsmp msnuac ory o.
Moore No Is M Of with intent 10 steal Al ancompco
who " az wtb him at time escaped The prisoner was
locked 20 BY Justice Connolly fOT NAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10

rAe Ladies Of the Fourth Ward Industrial
ssinewledre nth feelings 81 gratitude, the receipt
ne Hh mat Of the gin Of pairs OF Shoes from
ses esshshment VI hears Howee, Hyatt ca, Ne IS
seNN& J. T. GRAY, Secsseary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10

Oc.rLAsI D,s.ssxD.-Ths charge Of forging
pssismss Asshis. r Cooas Of Bresklyu sssisst
90 1Sut. sst dsmsd tAs s,iSsaes tsirs % sus;. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10

The Board Of Counomen met last night but id id
~ accomplish much. A proposition to give $500 to
sscA Ward Relief Association was referred. Also, to
Inquire into the eSpedency of the Citys purchasing
- Eighih-av Railroad. John Bsulch, member elect
hsn the Vth District, appeared and took bic seat.
m she case of the contested seat for the
ish District, Bernard Gaffney was admitted.
He Controller sent in a mnunicaSon in
sss~t- TO resolution requesting information - TO al
Sseed attempt at fraud the part of me contractor
sss ss'pg curb, so, in Eghty-thirdst. from Third.
~. 70 Avenue A, stating that the information TO
qsjred v only in the Street Commissioner Office;
Ast tie $4,000 referred to in the preamble to the
resolution W. paid certificate of the Street Con-
1bsicoer that the sum of SEA, l2I 90 was due the
osasrArtor, and 20 per cent. paid, undera gen
ersl ordinance recently adopted. There was con-
sc', in 1851, TO regulate and grade Eighty thirst,
bseween Third-sv and Avenue A. The Cdntsoller,
ster stating the facts in the case, concludes ~ fol.
kws:
1.-THE property. holders have right to comp a Of
- outrageous fraud their rights In the TO- Sor-
6acn they are taxed some $50, 900 on line of = 4
where, If all the public agents of the City bad lole
y anS faithfully done their duty not over. $50,
odd have besn charged to thsri."
I'd On the table to be printed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10

!. Ssnipus TALI-Fnacb c>s.ar. q ,.-s.- a, n.
81 q f..ax yss, :. g $ q. SsnS - -
e: s.. - !: :. ~. : = t E, - ~ 8;
~ e ~ ~ psoslA - TNS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10

THE COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE met yesterday after
noon in the Mayors Office, for the purpose Of trying
The Of Policemen charged with violation Of the
rules and regulations dereliction Of duty &c The
ease Of Lieut.. Dalton, Of the First Ward, ag ainst
whom three distinct charges hsve been preferred,
was taken mp, and occupied the attention of the Com
nifsiorers during the afternoon. Capt. Halpn, Of
The same Ward, was the only witness examined. the
other Witnesses In the being dismissed until the
next trial day. when the matter win again be taken up
The charges against Dalton are; Neglect Of duty,
disobedeDce Of orders, dsrespectful language to q
superior officer, and violent condnct.
The specifications Get forth that said Dalton, at
various tmes absenfed himself from rolcslI refused
10 perform Station House duty; used coarse and dis
respectful language TO Capt. Halpin; allowed the
members Of his platoon to 60 home, leaving the dis
tIict unprotected; went TO bed leaving the Station
House in charge of the doormsu, and allowing said
doorman to receive complaint; violently assaulting
and ssting james Fitzgibbon, priioner, &c.
Thee charges were preferred against Dalton by
Capt. Halpin, and counter charges have been made
by Dalton against Hapin. The charges in these
cases are of so grave nature that il is more than
probable both these officers will be dismissed the
force.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10

SUPRInE CoURT-CASDIpATEs FOR ADMISSION TO
TEE BAR.-The Examiners have designated Thursday
next, 18th inst at clock the time for mining
the candidates for admission as counselors and
attorneys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10

Tpr VACANT ASSISTANT ESGISIERsnIP.Theo office
Of Assistant FL gineer Of the NewYork Fire Depart
men, having been vacated by the resignation Of Mr.
Eichells, meeting of the Board Of Assistant Engi-
nee,s and Foremen held at Stuyvesant Institute
on Thursday evening last: when Julian Bolts, Fore
man Of Engine Company No As, and Noah l.. Farm
ham Of Hook and Ladder Company No. /, were
nominated as candidates for the vacancy. The cleo
ZION win tske place at the different Engine Houses OF
The City, on Monday evening rext between the hours
Of and 10 p. M Both Of these candidates are 6rst-
rate Fnemen, and eminenty qualified for the vacant
Engine erthip
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-05-11
The Mormons.

prnH,u YouSG delivered characteristic adj
,..ss :, the Tabernacle, Great Salt Lake City,
;, February. Weextract the closing paragraph ;
aTbe newspapers are teenlns with statements ;
that said President Pierce aud all bell Gould
va o, ,emove me from Office. | viii teil yoH
MI ~, did saw. and what | row say the LORD
rs and rules in the armies oi the Heavens,
~ does his plpasufe among the inhabitants OF
,bs M earth. He sets up kingdom here, aud
.,,lls I down another there, at His pleasure. He
Ills in ;he midst ofthe people. and they know
i moi. He makes kings. presidents and govern
~ at His PLEASURE; hence conclude that
esslI "a be governor of Utah territory just as long
- he wants me to be and for that time, neither
- President of the United States, nor any 9th
- nower can prevent il. Then, brethren and
l,.,t,rs he not worried about my being dismissed
I'm office for when the President appoints
an,tb4r man to be Governor Of Utah territory,
,.on NAV acknowledge that the Lord has done
i for we should acknowledge HIS liaad N all
things"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-05-11
TE Z MARKETS.

FlorR.- Shipping brands Of Floar ar freely
offered At Sl050 per barrel, but there IS 10 IN
qoiry for rxpori, and TIE only Transactions ma
kiag are snail lots for hornr consumption, and
select brands and extra at SO 50aIl. IN Rye
Flour aud Corn Meal nothing doing.
GRAIN.-In Wheat there is more doing and
there is more coming in. Sales 5000 bushels
prime Pennsylvania white at So 60 per hpshrl,
aloat, 100 bushels prime red at 50 50, and
400 bushels fair Maryland red at s. IS. Small
sales of Rye at 81 10 per buShel. Corn is in
good demand and 5000 bushels yellow sold at
81 OF, aaoat, which is an advance Of cent
Oats are in fair request, and 400 bush- PtnnssI-
vana sold at IS cents per bushel.