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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-13
The Swiss EmIgranss.

10 THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
s-n your paper o. yesterday have road an article
which might BE- eonEiierei asa stigma On my country
Thus feel bound 20 answer u.
Tie hfty.fou sxss citizens Who sailed from Antwerp
for New York hoard the ship Arcadia and we're ship
wrecked at Sable Island and from thence taken 70 Is
fax, where they treated Ia the most hospabls and
generous manner By the Bd,lih authorities, and from
thence sent 10 New York By way Of Boston, arrived in
New York days ago, u Il true 10 the most des'
tute condition, having kst all their effects and little pro
yerty by tina ahpwreek bat there Ia swlss ociAi
either a. Halfar at Boston II u wrongly mentioned
that the expenses 20 bring them to se- Yors from Bos
ton paid BY oGieisl Of Tho gorernnsns ~
Switzerland AMI for myself have pail nor or.
dered 70 be paid, cent for shat purpose
Thess unfortunate people In New York, anl
under tho care Of the Commissioners % Emigration aho
no doubt viii forward them 10 the interior Of TIE
Uni,ed States where thsy sAy ,h-y have frsna. .ni
swL's Bnevol.nt soes'y has decided o an, them
in thpt matter.
These people 'sy 10 ,hsit anaavi, TIA, thsy hars
been sent % New York ~ the Mayor q their village,
which q possible though baye no ktorlds. u H. Bat
ust observe that ~ 10 customs ~ sstrsriss4 each
s~ss citizen has sore rsh. IN The property o.
the city o. village which 81 belopss all n Shlrh lie
u burFhsr This IL called Ceseinde recsf sud tbus By
r'ssi,isx from ne s.,HrA,i'a q sa.i ~ % yss. s
tie ths oppotssl,y 70 .ia,e tba. ,ss .migration
fron Fvtssrisnd % The United stai~far from T. %
burilsn 70 this eouHiry-is an sfFznAgs, a. bfiars
here ss q lnfulifio9s Hni gsosfay god auA bard
v0ttpg psepls wbo In tine, bssorns got citSSns u
tils hatEy eoani and moreover sery efisa they bnsx
With then large - noDsy ~ prgss b. TO
taBipg beusss 10 ssw Y0ra On .boa ibsy havsarsfts.
Moreover. consider that only small proporfga u sd
spbs efaiyfarss are On ,h-r srfivGl ehasss IN 80
foreifsersrs . ngraiIsn Pa psAnss ibsisrs that
snssrsns from s~i,zsTase vio have psa - tA~ Com.
rbsonets o. tangfaiiSn fos eonHstalSn fsss a. or
80 .,,i,.,. ttsi ~, d. 49,. - i,,,y,y,s - 1870
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-13


jas, R--Laro>ny-frsnk rodhgusr, alias Lssrs, .
Cuban, "a. lnslsisi for stealing . watch chs ana
pesisi boos soaisinlhx al, from one Hsnasl fouss
gusr Portuguese. To evidence against tbs prssosss
vas his o~n admission ~ gait before The police asxis
trs'a Verde, guilty o. patit larceny ssa,snosi 70
foaf mouths 10 the p~sitsniiAIy.
Cat Mailing George HHiioy sni william Haasoa
Indicted fsr sssz three ossreost frgrn The han
- Mr.. frsneis HArbgrys boass 70 Irving pae~ the
9TH tcssmbsr Lat. The odcsr who srrssss shs yrsp-
rfTs foDnd the coats IN their rossssssn anI Mr. Mar
buty esnthed their. verdict guDsy ~ put larceny.
IAsb sentence. = zig months Ia the pealisR,is,y
tnNifna @ Laid Tcfsengu Dyngf-retsr Prst~rs,
chemist tesfbs drug store In this city inscie1
nndsr hat teetioa u Tie statato wbleh ssss u fas
etufAner Tor hny apgthsSarJ other sfs0n - sell
HtN ~ Any f<tssngus substance. riihoat tss ~or4
roison Deng written the assi Asi sah srsias saek
fas's connected With THE stgs ihsi s tonssps
- ens iifnfy I1ssl p~nt - Dr fr.sss fer s@5
rnst on tbn ~ Hgy last. that tao stt@slanf rave
htf re re icsoA fcigtgn - oyiEm-bpt spYtt~f 70
absll posoa-v yor ls oEslssl0s ihs tsfss5ss; ~ss
Indicted. NJ. Bufises, far tho asfsnes, egsspt~1
sts,ais snd ths ssgst % - sin fens a. Laos Zoe
he decision ~ tbs lury. ysfstst ~ rally.
Hsff<ry 81 ~ Hrg Ds0yes.~NllAtm layton vas In
aicisd ior this oIeEcs. leo vfasssgs srtnls~i
al stoai eleven esioss 4 n 10 1<s~sss~s lssl ss.
tsT sshu,s vbiis ftfsrnisg kosns, uss as,asssf by
ihs rsisooer IN csrysay wilh others. 10 Grsss-tnh
street =Wsen Ahssy sIa Cedar stss.,. Ts oeaapsln-
sns IVES ssot.si aoss iwes, ssd rotbsi N rss ssA
~ otbsr vrsss, vho -ss stsrssssi W ~ cries. BssrA
ny| iasis' "A rulisy. h~rs.se>i - e. y.srs so
tss getfAs inasfi,ouaSsnf 10 ne sssi~ rf,ssn
20 $50. ea.sa tsss f~>', "a iStA, he coars shss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-13

from the New Bedford Mercury Of Jan. O.
We publish 70 day the following very interesting letter
from esteemed pondens at Il Potersburg II
appears the informal current In Russia, regarding
war no means as copious as Inst which We receive,
the capital very valuable, and throw little light
upon the future prospects OF European aiairs. Mr.
EvanA'E return home viii be welcome announcement 10
his many friends and well wishers.-
ST. Pr-pasnuRs, Nov /, 1854
BESJ LINDSEY, Esq. My Dear SRI am now making
Arrangements for my return, having accomplished my
business successfully. Iregret exceedingly that have
not been able 70 gve you interesting account from
sIs not permit,es 70 snar rb,t /, .ras,prng a. 49,
scat OF war until /, IL well known In France and Eng
land All important news il known IN the United states
quite as soon a. II "a known in this city.
Yesterday we had little bulletin from the Emperor,
Informing the people ola grea; battle the 2h They
eve their loss As $500 vounded and a. many killed;
they also say that the Invaders loss IL stu gres
There Intense excitement In this city aud the
arrives from the CrineG the gains popularity
among the Russians from the highest In raux down 70
the serf
All the troops that have been qusrtersd IN this city
Riga heval and sloDg the coast d Fnland are nov ia
fen march for tie Crimea and the Austrian fronsr
The Russian army In the Crlmea u about 40 90
srong, en- sm told that II vii BE- increased 70 10000
by the LIST 81 January All the afsenAls and f0undr@s
tsongirg 70 the govsrnmep' az eel a. all the pFvA,s
foandres and machine shops, are In fan operation DAY
and night manufacturing iar. cannen, rnan srm'i
Russians spgrossed In the var they thns of
hitg else tails II nothing else hey arr aroused AL
their rssonrces with all their energy No doub, ~.
fniss viii dDi moro formidable To- than they as,lcl
patsdi ba, thsy vii not yieid pn,li they sSeompush
ih.ir object
Austria st hollis 70 her unsettled position shs may
make halfway proposition 70 The western Powers BAT
,hs viii b. snro keep Limb ~ her chain connected
uth Russis and Prussia 800 900 Russians fro-nlnx
her border ell keep her from coming out bold for The
Western Powers Col Col, Il her. he has hal ao inter
view with thu Emperor, and win soon naks arrsngs
mspts 70 ufsetars his revolver in this country.
feel confident that shall have pace By the lsi ~
April neat OF general Esropssn var II p~sss u no,
concluded BY spring tbs cAmpssn VII b. contnnsi ~
the allies gigantic scsr, an3 90 naf efpeet V sss
the French ssd EBgsh srns.s Ia - PsssrssmT sod
Moscow. The RussNns oil shSv rood ffsat, bat
they cannot stasi b~foss s Rurore, ,hs Frsneh
and Ensiish sioss thsy shouA pat ssss ssos fefes
against Russia
ON try 70 give zoo another is,tsr b@er. Save 'hs
sty. Ivnsi,, yo1rs spl, HLakr WAAS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-13

TBg SLAVE Csss ~ Bosr0s.-ws Irsss FROM
me bs.tgn JcsraI ~ The Ia last that . Dhs~st
ssseh sftf us psrtLcpios o. The ssessty Ass,ssosA
slave esss 10 hSsen proved frssss AL a. apriessiss
a. sL~ Csst>S states Losn n sossss one sssssS tks
JssvNal hat ~susss he'd b~~s ss~d fec ths srvsgs
NssDptss slave u 20 90 As>1tzs bevssssk
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-15

Ifla1grso FILMING & iIRorI'EHS' no. g Wood nE
st., and ly Druggists generally Icl6-!ll
AFFLICTED READIl
I)hilndclphta MsdiCt.l House. Established s0
l. yeSrS ago by Dr. Hilrldiu corner rhird and Union
N' between S1use ~ 4Sr, T' trIl,s Ky "a
are arrrscd That H. KlNKELlN confines his practice
10 paiitc0ll braicll Of medicine, which erssges his
undivided attention. lie cautious tie IpoIlaH9te
against lilo abuse o. Mecu. ~ thousands ave atnUa
nelculalzed ou' Of lilo, Recent Affections aic promptly
TWENTY YEARS or EXPERIENCES
the Treatment Of sessS Of diseases hiIlerlO neglected
9 lnEeLissIly understood has enabled i'H; h'Nkh.
that NiHe tenls Of G CRutcs Of nervous debility lOtai
and constitutional weakness. luelal ard rl!Aca SNl'cT-
ihg arc tat cable 10 Ahist lolnNg The mos, ".
cloi yel deadly AID IatA splusS ii domestic misery aid
TAEEIiANrlCUl.AR NOTICE.
There an evil habit sometimes lnlplsei III y boys, IL
solitude, often growI N with tlcn' 10 mAnllO01, al!d
Which, no reformed IN due tine, nUt only erscS scEl-
Gus obstacles 10 happiness bulslyeS litc u
SeTles Of pTOactcI, nsl 0uS, AMI devastating alec
ops; Few Of lhose WHO give wey 10 i9!s lcrnCEoI'
pIAeteGrc await VI the consequences, until they E tt
hervOX SyStens shattered, c strange and nnaCCounta
bic ieaI'ss, and vague tCaI tn lie mind.
The unfNtluRte thus afflicted becomes feeble, i2 una
hIe tOlabOr with accustomed Igor or u aVly his III
TO study Ills Vtep Is taly AMI Weak lie u dali ItIcXU
Lutte, aLd ensA rs In his sport with IeSs clcsY than usual
lfLe cn1CateS htnHe before the l'larltc las done
Its wUSt end FUtcr mai IllUny, bis Mlrlt'Sc IL Nnu
full and y &enGe Tells him thai this Is CauSl ny HIS early
E1lIleS. 7a,tsG Nsd,TaioN kich thVNd GNlLhH he
attention Of hoN Silai|oTly 1tlnGtfd.
As MANRlAGE,
equi es lie luhiRclt Of several Conditions In order
that IL may h. really tic cause Ol wilal apINncss
CNu lie Sell which my CoyelShe origin Vi dNnesttt
WeiCltdeSs DO IaSScd atm its ltc s0hCe IN every H.
EIaI &c I&c0ScuI low nOy could II ht Taccl IN phys
ta lItqlahtaOnS AMI lleIr atteNl di%1p OlMlIcNt
ArIly tIeh, while yet tr IN order 10 have yOuT tl
AhuLE and IelaAed U1eahltatOL IehIete, IeNEhed ami
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yNYEar0 now rcceiv tnsrfom DUR Eistern Mlul4i.5l
establishments, one 0ftlle largest aai hest M -
turcdass0tueAtniB Boots and Shoes, FOt FalllEd We
weaT eYsT Oilocd In thiSOf any other market. Tee NJ
boon manufactured TO order, according to- Our OHe M
tlONs and afoliNteded expressly Tor retailing lee,
regular customers, and all UthOrs who MAY avor ~ VOL
call, weraR 0er all unusually large variety Of l'OOt
SheS, which guarantee qd'liy NJ haled'ifI
workmanship to thse manufactured lnihis OF any ~
partur the United States. Our SlOt wtil BIZ tJnd Il
Sisl, Il, part, OF the following scsAOnab!s EOOds:
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FEomMe F1frmOut (Is.) R7uNiron,

FEcMh F1fTh0m I'D R7Hhiiran,
M lSvALUAEtE dEplClSH. Iii Is Nul seldom wc IND
NniOs tie lmny leleS offered to the public Or lie Ctre
0T dtcSsc, ono wcCAAcOncRi TO commend or wuse Vtr
tues we able to discover, a have always 'cdtOusIy
av,l ed giving uieIaLca TO anything might lel1 any
one To suppose That we plac'd auy faith NJ htlr pelcn
siOn>, liG with eIeTence 10 rcnRIY InlHu ueluIe III
this place and whCh has become as familiar 10 the public
household words we spec kn0ln knowledge Of lis In
iTAsC cXCelIeces, its adaptation 10 many Of Ito Ills Of
u G, aud Tie S:Cuity with which it may he used. We
spe1k OF tile NpaItIl Nerve aud Hone dnimcn HIrpar
ID By l.. Car " to-. from prescription furnished by
lr Watson Carr, atc ~ Mgrgii0wll, and HOW Of Whee
Ing, Wa OF tic most ointment Pscians III Virginia. This
linhEnl Us haEcd upon tie buad ncp that any IcN'e
y which will relieve CHIerial patti, wil properly cum
pOulde DO cQu9ly eicarOus in rn0viTg iuicn alice
lions, principle Thai has been successfully dcvctOled
Ills Anply tie Offspring Of SCiCCC, being mild and stun
pic IN Its octiO, sid yet revealing IN its effects power
more LCICdbiO reaching the most hidden silewS Of man
and hCaSt1ml set hCrg nnOGiVnS 10 tue weakest infant
II Is 0lSu By iSI Tho eh'oFtl iue IN tie kei, bCtns
pt p IN lOlltS wiIc Us large as tho majority a1d one
touti larger thai tho largest, hGtdts leits more nlor
tines rs Slong We COlnnEld II ~ IliUS3 IN want Of
safe aid Coz tajWICDbCuY, ..
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|NlIBDICIElsAI9,

ME 5nTonpareil NarxeSand BonS5
., & III MI f1ll EN- I, ~
PRRPS RED 3 HY 81 u, L, GA RI & Coz. FROM
"A I'm ES0R lE,TlO N \ n ll M llRDi llY DR.. 4
II ,SYATSQ sQA ri i, ~ lERll NGI 81
~ IATE OK AlURGAN,tQNPNf =
ma Md EteS btsg1 tfhtek
tstllittietl ,a tets'
3 iqEA9ti h ~ %
ia SEtetieAti PsRtf IA teb u TAX 7t
3 dttllgEt5 "a an REL !ye.!! 4 q lsslAs
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Planlshed Tin Ware.
T uST OFerSd na,SorIeni OfsPleRh PiauiAled Ware,
consisting nI cocc aud Tea ufns, chaUS Slcs Oys.
cOO!CIS Stomach WARMERS, hM pointed Toilet ictSl
hcaUIIlO uftclC We respectfully XOtrI The attention vi
Ito public ~ our varied and beautiful SSOiECM III iUuSe
aud Steam Boat furnishing gOUtlS
HOBBS, BARNES & 60,
,-... SO2S, MOmOs 81, TEAR Tie Post O0Cc,
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From III IItedNAt1EM DIet ltnlh UNirc:iy, Fhh0d'i.
shid-It gives ne p.e1Sme 10 add NY testimony tuS
professional ability u tho author If lilo "MedCal Man.
MI" AuncI OH. cases Oi DArayc Of tic IiCDiiHl OSSS,
some NJ them al long standing, have come utsCr NY
tee, IN which lis ski has hCCn manifest ~ restoring To
perfect health, IN SOMIc Ca&eS where Tie Achl has lrrn
considered beyond mCtCIhih lDic Treatment Sem
tsl weSEuCstcs, or ds1rFan;cMcn vi III" "hCttOaS POO
dMCd by sell abuse, o. excess VI vCLCy, do mi kUOw
his SnpFtor IN Tie procession. ,lavc bEem acquainted
with the Nutlr SOnC tlIlY YCOVS, Nil deem II III uNllr
thai Justice IL him, AZ well as M'dtSS tUhC lMiIt7-
Ilir victim OI early nhiEClGOn, To recommend HIN as
one in WN0,C profess IOill shlil and Integrity II"y nAy
r'''' 'S'''''' AiFErn Wuopwinn, ". D.
'lhIS is, without exception, tie most comprehensive
AID mieghc WOk published, Oh the ttisS VI diSCa&cs vi
Which tIclis. Avoiding oil leCliCalCTn II a'tHCseS
itE 0tlc reason Of lk iCatCs It is lice from all OH
jccOnrhG i'i'eF, r no I,rnt, kOweN Ell car
object ~ letts i; III the haul" oil his '1Is Tie an!hOr
has devoted many IellE 10 tie Treatment VI til! EalihuS
complaints lCSc OF, end will lou title breath to i
aud VOu lIlc presumption To ImUsC, he ms offered To
ie wOIid at the merely H0MlRalPTCc Of 2icCwS, The IIwS
GI SuInc twenty jrAiS InOsi AeccSAul Naccr '-IIGR.
NO leaclcr III vaICnt ShOul BE- without the ki0ticigc
injatC' IL lls Invaluable work. ltwNud save yrarso Of
lain, nVltiGra'ionhnd sorrow tn t." youth uEd"r hcF
Ih1TEe t.-Isopi.'s AIrCcatr.
"a PleEYlCIau ClclSymsnln Ohio, ~ wvltins0 'Frr
tcT'E MCtOl MaIial, sayAi "thONtllis mon hhNa"ts
u OuC youth, by cvlcylHlc and tho inllGttc 81 the PAP
siOns, have hern " into he habit vi scEPolNlun with
out realizing Tie sin Nd eaTl consequences upon lr'
selves and llcil poacTy, The constitutions ui thousands
WIN arc aiAnS tlailieS have Le.n rIechc ithO' broken
down. Ol they do mol know The Or tic cue. Any
thing that eau be 0ac 10 IL onghcn and influence The
public mind at To tkcCE, aud ultimately 10 Cmuyc This
VIDE licad sOurcC OF NIn wrcIcRri,c&s, would confer
lie SCates blessing nest tie religion 10 Jesus Christ,
OH tic PicSsN and coming geIRrAtiUS lnlc craNc, lIr
tie lnc OflOYttaitng dIIhksl though II has sa ilOs'
sanls upon thousands, is NVi greater st0ur: 10 The i.
maN race. Accept my thanks on behalf NJ tie afflicted,
and, believe mr. lOnT co worker IN lr good WO kJJd
so actively engaged IN
One cory Will hC forwarded (srtMC'y rmYClOrel aNl
postage Iai receipt Of Is CruiS sv copies 81
Adde'S, COSnEN q TO, Publishers, hOV 1885, Phlla
ltIphO.
lIOOh'ees CNnvatscrs and BOOK Asents, supplied on
The MlO$t libei allerNs j9bC9-Ir
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slIyElDIClASI4


ITHjtSR ett6fnl speY the jIat Tine htro1
jill dufed 10 the Of No tS9 Mark
Sllee Witch III III only ute lhal
lSYlII StSill5 6fe ts ans and w6SkeS % lge
46fEl6al e6t6f III ellis cover l1 bald
dead th8 Shptt tDs lllerAl covering, fcl90se
sdlbltt1 1tla lle half lL9H 90 re
t41aS aereAt ge4 now beE0ie Tie public lie *
kKtlyf ID btAVi Article for Jhe old
5oei q md can APpret ltS l3f and ALL
Ste Invited 10 cS)l 10 erpl and eStpIt
ttS IiIl rs Of l9atSS and l teIpt.
ssHl ByI1lsl y,
Al9iesphAat Senators Judge llttese{ of llllRots
OIbLTLEs hi Juie11, 1883
hate ed PCoG o. s i Wool lli|r ltsl0isli and
have a9nTtd slS Wonderful alt vas hst0Il-
IS thought ilIe0atufly steE hut BY Tho p1e Of MS
Ss gs9Sg Y S'1sVe q9I slg 'Ns
' 4, Sln$EY I!REEsE.
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n 5EAeG, aRo@H, daEEs, al,Vt, OLIVE AM

NOTICE. EXTRA.
so kaYet ANAL Stotk Of common Cl0;hng That will dis
p6Se G0s eSen less, " make room for my Spring
I'M" 1SIFSi y eee A9'09t a N RICE
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-15
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-23
HEAVY EMBEZZLEMENT.
ARREST OF THE SECRETARY OF THE ST.
NICHOLAS INSURANCE COMPANY.

Mr.. William Winslow, President of the ST. Nicholas
Insurance Company yesterday appeared before Judge
Stuart, and preferred charge Of embezzlenent
against Charles o Richardson, who, from the 18th
of August. 1852 until the 2sh Of May last has acted
ss Secretary Of that Company. 1t is charged that
the Company having suspected the accused of not
keeping correct account, caused the books to be
overhauled, and became satisfied that he had tax
cash amounting to the sum of eosl7 of their funds
and spproprating the same to his own use. The
complaint also charged him with appropraiing to his
own forty -four shares Of Union Bank Stock, with
a, 900, which he received from Mr. james K Del
vecbo. for the benefit of the Company. warrant
was issued for bis arrest and placed in the hands Of
Serei Elder, who conveyed him before Judge Stuart
and he. was held to. bail in $1,000 10 answer the
charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-23

Whrsa., Many Of the vo,issnsn in this Ward are nov
emf ~ ard the City suthoes particularly those
Of our ovp Ward are rsEe N their eutes; therefore
R<sfec That the Relief Coomee. present consti
for the that the store
b.S, have been called upon in other Wards TO give
receipts TO the sufens poor; shd futbsr that the
COMMITTEES eeeposed Of men wto with sS 'eptioos hod
ne ympaihy with the body Of the eress Of t- Wsd
ssS peee, Of the reach Ct those who would claim
their cid.
Resssed That We the Mechanics and wotinfnsn OF the
XVIII Ward for oure alone voad submit propss
op the Of the Ward to DAY on wheh
they viii give portion Of their receipts for the relief Of tas
distressed fellow -eitisens
Ressssd That Committee copsenisl TO the Poer Of tas
Ward he appointed once BY Counsel District 70 seertiin
By rersops Deop the poverty OF the roor OF me Wne
az 10 pofr within week the result OF their lseors
Rered That public store be PROVIDED and that al contr
In cash ts equivalent; each contributor TO
be entitled TO for d'poss to wkonsoever he might
deem 1T
These revolutions were adopted.
Mr.. CEASE suggested the propriety Of taking mes-
ures for the establishment OF az Emigration Society
in the Ward to send poor families TO the West. He
thought competent fund might be created by levy
ing q email weekly tax upon each citizen Of the wars
The Committee Of Inspection was appointed. and
the meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-23
UNEMPLOYED wORKMEN IN THE SIX
TLRNrH WARD.

LOST evening the unemployed mechanics and work.
sg-men of the s1,.en,h Ward, to the number Of $50
TTVhs, mt IN TIE Sixteenth Ward Hotel Mr.
IHos. cSoRLEY was exi,ed 10 the Ch.;- ana Josrru
hctA spPosted Secretary.
mr. n.yrttSS, in few words, explained the pur.
pos .; s.e posting TO be to devise means for Afford
ns le'i zee who are reslly in dsstitaie circum-
meet their wsntA N'e'on '~'eo W
A COMMITTEE w. appointed to sdop. resolutions.
WIN. us' oo%m's vs absent the Chairman Of
ne meeting spoke ap she subject under con.idera
non, sno espresso - = opinion, that much Of the
m,ieai.o by judieicus 'esh,sion' "'s"' 'o
f,lows, 'Nf'