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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

-hlN1foS, say Jan. = LOO.
Warren Ti,on, E.q OF Ma:ss cnusetts, was admit
TED ts . co 4nseo or in this Court 20 day.
No. All xaId.r NJ. Lawrence ct al claimants of
tie snip Horne. W Charles N ntu,n, sppes from the
District CoDr, Of North Carolina
Judge Curtiss delivered thu opinion Of me Court,
reversing The decree Of the Distric: Court, and
E.aLGD. IL c4use, win directions 10 dismiss the IL
be- With cos's
No The United States We Jcles LeOs, claim.
ant sc. No lC--sams vs.. Pau Iucon. Ne. II
Same Lion PlDssrd Il Co; Nc. le-sene
~. sane errors 20 Circuit Cogr, for tue East
ern District Of LoIissn.. Judge Nelson delivered
separate opinions IN each Of these cases reversing
the judgment OF the Circuit Cours and remsnding
tie cases for further proceedings in conformity with
The opinions delivered.
No adam p. Stewart va. The United states.
Error 20 Circuit Court or the District OF Cola nbia.
Judge Daniel delivered the opinion of the Court, eli
fmDg Tie gdgmea; OF the said Circui. Court in this
cause.
NJ. lo3-Alfred Savignsc We. Abraham Garrison.
Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion Of the
Court, overriding the motions OF Mr.. BAKER 10 the
cause.
No. Original Docket-1he STATE Of Florida,
complainant, ys. The State OF Georgia. Argument
the motion 70 intervene in this cause in behalf OF
the United States, continued by Mr. Berrien,
counsel for the respondent IN opposion thereto, and
concluded By A,torneyGeneral Cushing in support Of
the motion.
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One OF tie latest arguments in favor Of tie " Pc
" culsr Institution appears in The Columbia : c p
Tires Of the e.h inst. In sn arr lie ridiculiug the
idea Of ball 70 rsse funds for thep poor IN
The 7'i'res triumPhaptly eIelains
what contrast, in respeo, 70 the comfort Of the
sboripg cssss Grd their abundant means Of support
Ing themselves dHrIEg rte IseimSEeies Of inter does
the South present when compared with the North.
Such 81 occurrence Is s whole family psrishipg Of
hur.er ard cold i. Absolutely unknown among u.
But winter passes by At the North that does
not witness the most hesrtrendng speciaes OF death
from starvation and the incemencies OF the season.
Wha: the eerss Of this difference 10 the two sec
tious of the same Confedersoyi May not the cause
be sscrbed 70 the fact that The IGS0rIay ekGsses at ne
South are mostly slarcs whose welfare is earefaly
provided for by humsne and provident masters
whose iAe-cf is 10 take the best possible care Of
themi"
II Is remarkable tina. persons never perish with
cold whore the average winter temperature is from
ten TO twecty degrees above the freezing point and
Of course it is al owing to the benifcent influence Of
Slavery though ~ certainly shcsd aothsve thought
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10
CONGRESS-, YESTERDAY.

SENATE. Jan. 9.-The business to-day was rather
uIimporant. TIE Old Soldiers were invited to oc-
cupy floor. seats in the Senate. bill for the con-
structon Of the Pacific Railroad aud Telegraph vas
presented. The bill to reorganze the army was re-
ported, with amendments. The Judiciary Reform
was then discussed until adjournment.
HOUSE,. Jan. after petitions, it was voted to
clote debate the Pacific Railroad on Tuesday next
The morning hour used up in discussion upon the
bill to amend the Graduation Act. The amendment,
charging l4l cents per acre, was before the House,
but no vote was tsken upon it. The Pacific Railroad
bill was taken up in Committee. Mr.. Latham spoke
in favor of lines Of Mail Steamers to Asia and of the
Railroad tsef lie occupied the time until adjourn
ment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10
SUDDEN ILLNESS OF SENATOR NORRIS.

WAsHIyGToy, Tuesday, Jan 9-ll:4o. VI.
have Just left Senator Norriss room. He is no,
dead but wholly insensibie Mrs. Norris and son are
with him. He is attended by DR.. Boyle, who says it
is disease Of the heart, AID that he may recover,
but chances are ten to one sganst him. He was
well Yesterday and was taken i'll at 10 clock last
night They are leeching and cupping him, AMI
using mustard plastes, with violent rubbing OF the
limbs to keep up the circulation, at which Presiden,
Pierce and Messrs. Webster ard Hubbard are assist
ing 1t is ey dent that they fear fatal termination
Of the attack.
5P. M-senaicr Morris, OF ewHsmpshire, is
living in critical tate from an attack OF tue sease
Of the heart last night.
eP.M.-serator Norris il better now, and strong
hopes ere entertaiued OF his recovery HI. disease is
a reuragic affection OF the heart.
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po.ed By Secretary Guthrie. By tdis means our

no,ed By Secretary Guthrie. By this means our
manufacturers would be enabled to procure tue
in. wool of Ssxony on the same terms ss il IL OBJ
timed b, ,hose OF Europe. THIS kind OF vol is ne
ce,,,ry for thu filing OF brosdclotb. while il ia
p,oduced ia this country Only in very limited
opsnti,je, and a. 50 excessive cost; though tae
msss OF American wool is unsurpassed Dr warp.
H. then. al kinds Of wool are admitted without
du.y, Neuay 9. once begin 10 compete with the
best manufacturers OF Europe, whether in fine
breaac eths or 10 blanke.s and such cOar.e fabrics
which we now cannot do. Then Thousands OF
yoIlmep would at once find employment, while
our wool growers would have opened TO them
vast and profitable do ne.tic market since their
wool would be required 70 furnish warp for all
that amount of cloth viii. b we low buy abroad
IL this way, i, is argued, every interest of the
country would be greatly sdTsnc d, and millions
Of dollars, which We are Low compelled to send
to Europe every year. would be kept at home.
Such is the line If reasoning now adopted by
tie organs Of Britisb free trade in this City. IL
is suortsntiAlly the same as we have presented to
our readers at sry tine since Mr.. Walker began
to Ieei..te against the industry OF his own country
for the benefit of England and the Continent OF
Europe. The oily difference lie, that We have not
applied il to the finest kind of wool, not having
been wont TO believe tia our farmers could not
produce it of the best quality, at reasonable
Price. Nor are we still convinced that the true
method would not be to retain the duty on foe
wool, while levying a sufi ient impost on foreign
trosdcloths to protect our manufactures against
Furopean comp etition. Still less are We con-
yipcedtbst change Of the tarfu this respectful me
can meet the imminent exigencies of the times.
We must make our own iron, as well as our own
cloth, before we can permanently return to :
state Of prosperity and independence. However
we shall welcome any reform, though it falls to
bring thorough relief; and if the Brit-sh free
trsders do nothing worse than TO abolish the wool
duty, there will be reason to be thankful, until
1e have Congress which shall determine to
regard the interest of America and it's people
rather than that of Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10
LATER EROM HAVANA.

NEW.OnIEANs, Friday, Jan. ,, I735.
The s,eamship Cahawba has arrived ~ this port
with Hayala dates % he ri inst.
Tie L. : steamer Princeton arrived at Havana on
the 3ist at after an unsuccessful search r the
sloop-of war Albany. she would leave for hey West
on ihc q list.
lie uiai Ct Estampes, alias Lscoste, was pro-
greeting II. had made decarit3n exon rating
M Felix FROM a.. completely Ia tn iiiioustering a.
puut at BaracOa; repudistes any connection WIN
IL. Cuban .Junia Of the United States and says he
wps al.ue IN the attempt at revolution, aud quite
read, L. a.. lie VII probably be condemned, but II
r. t, ought Geo. Concha will pardon hun.
Ire captain and mate of the schooner joan c..
White are only 10 be charged with smuggling.
Go. y. Sanders came passenger in the { hlwba.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10
ONO DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.


The Ohio State Democratic Convention, for the
nomination of state officers, met at Columbus to-day
The attendar &c not large. A motion TO defer
the nominations till next summer was lost by large
majority, and Gov. Medill and I'll the present sia'e
officers were then renominated for the offices now
held BY them respectively.
Resolutions were adopted denouncing Slavery, the
Know NothiDgs, and Senator Aiamss bill amending
the Naturalization Laws; indorsing the Baltimore
platform Of s52 favoring the passage ola State law
10 prevent banks from collecting debts, ami against
taking bank paper 10 payment OF taxes.
The proce eoings we're calm aud orderly.
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THE RAILROAD TROUBLES AT ERIE.

PHrLADELrBlA, Tuesday, Jan. 9, ls55.
In the Supreme Court this morning, in consequence
OF The receipt of the dispatch from Erie announcing
the rene wal of the railroad troubles there, Messrs
Campbell Herst, aud Meredith applied for writ OF
assistance, directed TO the Sheriff OF Philadelphia,
commanding him to proceed to the scene of disorder
with such force as may be necessary to enforce the
several DEGREES OF the Supreme Court in reference to
the affair The Court, after consultation, said they
could no. agree to the form OF the writ but would
decide the matter tomorrow morning.
The American Express Company bave made the
uecoasary arrangements to f,rSard their goods and
moneys at ths point, Notwithstanding the railroad
difi.cn.lits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10

The telegraph brings the gratifying intelli-
eence of the election of the Rev. james Harlan,
Anti Nebraska candidate from Iowa, for L. 5.
Senator for the full term from the 4th OF March
next to succeed Gen. Augustus c. Dodge OF Ne
brasks infamy. Mr.. Harlan was elected Super
ntendent of Public Instruc ion, in Ioi7, over
Chief Justice Mason (the present Com missioner
of Patents) by 400 majority, and again 10 l5iS
over Thomas Ii. Benton, Jr., but was defrauded
out of the certificate by process in Iowa termed
"CutleIizaton;" and thus cheated out Of the Of
fee, Mr.. Harlan received the Wing nomination
for Governor in 1850 but we believe he did not
run. On the withdrawal of Fitz Henry Warren
MIR. Harlan was put in nomin alton as the Repub-
hcsn candidate, and received the support Of all of
Mr. Warrens friends. A few of the Silver Grays
formed fusion with the Nebrakaites aud endeay-
ored to elect Ebenezer Cook, renegade Wing,
az Dodge's su SCISSOR, but, as the result has
shown, this Hunker coalition has been signally
beaten.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10
AIIEMrr TO ROB BANK.

PROVIDENCE, Tuesday Jan. Q ESQ.
ne Blackstone Bank Of Uxbrdgs was entered
either on saturday or sunday evening. The robbers
forced the door OF the building aud the two outer
door Of the vault the inner door held by
binaiion lock which displaced in such amer
thG, it had not been got open at five clock yss'er
day et;eruooD. On examination, however, Il WAS
found t.et Laa iaker nothing aFaY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10
SUICIDE.

BO~IUfT IUteUdF- JHU =. I-IIs
Jacob +. Brown, Messenger in the New.Eugl and
Bark hung ms ID from the win low Of his house, 10
Bowdoin 81 this morning. The rope broke and he
lei. 10 the ground, when killed him instantly.
Jacob Ii. Brown, who committed suicide 70 day by
hanging himself irom the window Oi bis boarding
house No Bogj n.sqaare, is said 70 be a dsialter
for .ix % .eve0 t1ousend dollars 70 the New Eogaud
Benk a which he was Messenger. He w4s 2 years
old srd Is very respectfully connected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10
VPwIFRSrY LFGIsLAVURE.

TRENTON, y. j. Tuesday. Jan. 9, 1873.
The Legislature of this State met to-day, aud the
Serate organized by electing Col. Wm :. Alexander
Democral President, and A. K. Thr,ckmorton,
Democrat, secretary over John Rogers. Wing. OF
Burlington Mr.. Thomas, of Cumberland Native
American. wss elected Sergeant alarms over Fur
mar. Krow. Nothing of Burlington. by vote OF -
10 > The usual resolutions &c, were passed, when
the Senate adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10

OF s.crising TIE fact to any such csuse. The SUM-
too ct this season, Is nearly hour longer above
the horizon q. Charleston han in New York-in, no
doubt owing tbs fact that the laborns classes st
81 the South are mostly slaves Whai wonderful
institution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10

The steamship Baltic, with seven days later in
tellgence from Europe, is nov about due at this
port-hsviDg sailed from Liverpool on the 5OIh
ul..
TIE steamship Sarah Sands, which sailed from
Liverpool on the 9TH December, has not been
heard from yet She is now in her Sith day oat
with advices from San Francisco to the 10th De-
cember, Is now fully due.
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KNOW-NOrHING DEFEATS.

PITTsBVRG, Pa, Iutsday, Jdn =, I,'''
Mayor Volz the citizens candidate, was reelected
in this city to-day by majority of hundred
and seventy three over Morgan the Know-Nothing
candidate.
IT. Allegheny City, slso, Adams, the citizens can
dida;e was reelected Ma or over the Know Nothing
candidate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10
LOAN OF $500 900 FOR BANGOR.

bANuUE, MO, Iuroudy, JdI' y I"I''
~ d meetiog u our citizens last night, tle follow
ing reso ution Fes passed That the Mayor os
quested in behalf OF the citizens OF Bangor - petit
ton the Legislature Tor authority to raise add
tonal lean Of $500 900, on the credit OF the city.
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THE Posr-OFFICE PRINTING.

NV -VNIEANs, NtIuTIdy, j III D, LOO.
Our Postuas Ter has decided that Tie Deita is en-
tilted 20 the publit alton Of the list Of unclaimed let
fels in this city, The Pic0yye having backed out
from the contest. The circulation Of The DeLta in
December showed an average excess of 1000 over
m Picavuae's circulation 10 the same month last
wear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10
KNOW NOTHiNGS IN THE ILLINOIS LEGIS-
IATURE.

CHICAGO, Monday, Jan. :. 1855.
An Anti Know Nothing resolution in the House Of
Representatives of this State was day laid on the
table hY q vote of 81 20 80.
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FIRE AT UTICA.

Urea. Tuesday. Jan ?, 1855.
The grocery. store OF Thomas d. Lewis, coraes Of
s,ephsn and 80. thsts was destroyed BY IRE q Z
o'clock tbs mornnA. The loss Is Is instei At g ~,
Insured for - 900.
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ELECTION OF Az. S. SENATOR.

CHICAGO, Tuesday, Jan. :, TO
The Rev. james Harlan Anti Nebraska Wing has
been elected L. :. Senator from lows.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special D.plseh to Tn. n. z Tribune.


WAsHINGroS, Tuesday, Jan. g, 1885.
Dispatches have been received throu 81 the hands OF
Lieut. Moore from Consul Hopkins and Capt. Page
OF the Water Witch and delivered 10 the Navy. and
transferred to the Sae Department. They say Pres-
dent Lopez, of Paraguay, took down the Aneric sn
sg bsni.hed Hopkins, took possession Of the prop
erty of en- American Company established TO navi-
gate the Paraguay River. He ordered al Amerc ans
connected with il out of the country, forbade Amer-
can vessels Of war to enter the waters of Paraguay
and stopped all further operations of the United States
Surveying Expedition.
John II. Bots and Thurlow Weed we're the lions on
the floor Of the House to-day.
DawsoDs Homestead speech was admirable and
telling II kept the attention Of the whole H)u'e.
Three ply scians, after consultation, express
hopes that Senator Norris will recover.
The GLOBE, this evening, contains communication
from deposition in the Exchange Bank. The edi-
torial comments set the Institution and the parties
Interested in H. in an unenvsDle hght-advsing de-
positors TO unite and make common cause agins.
The partners Of the firm Of Selden, Withers Il CO.,
and sect the legality OF certain partners Withdrawing
from the firm without public announcement; also,
whether the private property OF the stockholders has
hee legally transfer ed, "a asserted
The EDITOR SAYS if the creditors apply 20 VI. With
e,s be will say he withdrew from tae Bank when /.
was solvent; Mr.. Selden will say the same, and Nj.
Latham will ssy Messrs Selden and Withers hold his
securities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10

Massachusetts,, in asking for the payment Of the a.
penses incurred, and for services performed daring
the war of 1912.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10

The Know Nothings are reported to have
tasted the cup of affection yesterday in Pitts
bureh and Allegheny, by the defeat of their
MAyoralty candidate.
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CONVICTION FOR POST OFFICE RossRRY

CUNSICIIUN FOX PUST-UFFICE kUSBHRY
WILsIsGros. Del Tuesday, Jsa. ,. 1855
VIM II. Williams Wa convicted. to-day, ct Nee
"a tile for robbing the Nj ford Pos, Osics asd Ca,
tsuca 10 four years haro labor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10

Wendell Phillips delivered mastery lecture,
Gin the Anti. Slavery Course,) at the Tabernacle,
Last night. We give avery full report
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10

Senator Norris of New Hampshire, was taken
suddenly and dangerously ill yesterday; but, at
the date of our latest dispatch, it was thought
that he would recover.
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THE OHIO RIVER.

CNcKSArI, Tuesday, Jan. ., 1855.
The Ohio River 10 falling II Ia aow eight fest issp
at this point.
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Bnsiness Notices.

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THR POETRY OF PHYsIC.

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TIL. HTELsCHER,
Editor of the Wheeling Republican.

LAW OF LIDEL.-In late case against the Lin.
coInshire Chronicle, the Judge, Mr.. Justice Cole
ridge laid down the law as follows:
"En discussing the public conduct tr public
man, journalist might certainly use the most I'M
ceremonlous ree,Inm, and jureS should not be nice
in cEiilcislng the language in which the censnre
might be conveyed,iif they conld see that the hole
is public and honest. On the other hand, no news
paper was justified in commenting upon the priv
ale life eSen of public man; but the present ap-
peHref to lie an uninterme,ate case. The pIa.HuT
filed public situation. but ii could hardly be
said that the paragraph was merely comment up
on his conduct as alderman, neither did II relate
to strictly private matter. Tie most objection.
able paragraph appeared 10 him TO be that which
imputed 10 the plaintiff confuse notions on the
important matters of mean and tuuu,' but the
jury must look TT the whole. and say whether i'll
their opinion it exceeded The bounds OF fair com
Inent upon the conduct Of person filling the po-
Sitinn which the plaintiff iIled.''
The jury found verdict for the defendant;
result: which appears to have given satisfaction 10
the guidance, since ii vas followed by SOME ap-
plause.''
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Latest from Norfolk and Portsmouth.

The latest accounts from Norfolk AMI Portsmouth
brings the gratifying intelligence that the fever
there has SO far aLate to cease 10 be un epidvm-
&c, and thatthe still surviving citizens of that pacs
who fed from their plague stricken homes, may
indulge the hope Of soon returning. without fear
of the presence of the awful scourge. Drs. Pow
ell aud Maund, who have accompanied the steam
their trips to ant, from the infectedcriie du
nns the pestilence, consider the disease sui-
GENTLY abated to enable them to resign their posi-
tons to the Board of Health, under whose drec-
tons they have acted.
The following are extracts from letter by Dr..
PuweI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-17
NEW DISCOVERY FOR DEAFNESS.

The Sound Concentration is an extraordinary, power.
full, newy invented small instrument, Tor tho Of
Tene cases Of DEAFNESS, entirely different III make
kind that has heeu ever cun be produced. They ale
modelcn TO the cavity OF the ear and may wltn
skin are not pei cerIbe lhe powers OF Ills valuable
invention so great TO restore detective hraiing
long standing to its perfect and natural state aud 10 ems
HE deaf SONS 10 join in general conversations to lear
most distinctly at place wOrs hiI the bar OF any
Public assembly, the unpleasant sensation OF ringing
noises in the is entirely removed aud .e Concenira
IlOiF alto, died 20 inIivdas afflicted with Ibis d,cadul
Ihaiady, ali tile assistance That possibly be besrcd