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siI lieutenAnts Tho following il Lat Of the promotions
that will be made u Sn thess vacancies rank IN The
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r,HE NEW SOUTHERN NOVEL.
i THE HIDDEN PATH.
BY Marion Harland, Author Of " Alone"
l..aa. i..n.Aa. r,rnE

Ono neat limo price 81 25.
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and beautiful feeling he truthful simplicity and
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can We, and s most apuy and gracefully wroasht'-S y
The Hidden Pslh I, work q originality and genius
su o striking thought" Ugh beautiful descriptions and graceful
the reader through volume from The perusa which
ssa s s'sr a s@e 6 feeling
take a. e the 81 liberty cs o. % 5 e pr pr
sound acceptable 70 all heart. and become we sincerely
riea.'-Thihdeiphla Eycpng Bulletin.
YORK ann sr o ale 1Gy by al lfrss rs
remark. upon tempe us ionndaion5 On ,n,emper.
poor BY Osborn, Oporio In Portugal and New
ssn.m.sd any part United s.,c. receipt d
eieen cents N postage stamps
EEsTaEyIIJE COURSE, l. LI-TRoTTINo.-THURs
~ day, eepember 20, at so'clcck r NJ, purse soi two
Geo spcer eiefs s. r Trsas rorescr j. B asasan en-
Lers b. Flora Temple; " Daniels b. g. chicago
JACK fr enters ' m Sosa S,ar cSSSss osaif propr.
NB-rhc cars wil leave lhe South ferry Brooklyn al
ssd q a. So os H. @o soo @e
ssss be- three IN ye 70 arnesa ads play Or pay War
Dan xarblc. JOEL coSKIIS, Propricor.
CEyIREW.LE COURSE L; L-TRoIfING-TCEs
~ day, sept IS nj O'Clock T.. NJ match 500 mile heats,
be-l three q hye in harness. y rner b. Beiic OF
SArnoya; W.T. oI names A. Murdoch.
JoFI. coSKItS Prorrletoe.
N.B-This match comes OF without regard 70 wesher
EENfRfyifLf COURSE. 4. .T-TRoTTfNG- -wEDSEs
~ dag, SEPT ~ o O'Clock y n, match. 5000, Two mlle
heals 10 and driver
ianes b. Katy Woodruff; James whr!pey & m Belle Of
hcamond JOEL, CoNKLiS, Proprietor.
DEp HOUSE, HARLEN-rHfs rAvORTrE PLACE OF
IN rcor, 80 complete order and ready 20 Acrommo
sporting and riding public The Gotham AMI Bslo
HAse C1uhs play the beautiful attached ~ The
house afford much sport TO the vstcr- OF this beautiful
rlare' The best Of rcfle.hmen's always on hand
WILLIAM A. BROWN, Proprietor.
TvSIoS COURSE, 4. NEW YORK AGAINST hos.
u too.-Dn frdsy, september ~, grand tive mile fos
wiz hr mon oour-e l.. Ia between The
celebrated champions New York and BOSTON William Free
peue known Bly Barlow and Jobn sei-on Jr q
Boston IN match for fo the pedestrians 70 toe the scratch
at o'clock prec-ey ~ Biftne weshor shonh prove un
SHAW A WHITE rroprie'ors.
7fSioS cor RsK, I. I-rRoTIING-on st1uRptY,
~ s~prmbef z; nj o'clock r. ". sveepsates Of $40
me hess wagons and drivers weigh 40 hs, between
Young Hrsory. b. 8. Hudson and Commodore. Own
sys " 6Iiye and W come of rain shlne.
SHAW swarE, Psogns'ssa
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FuRLoUGn Lirr-runLouGp PAY

Cdisafs, - 80 7sr dnH IN; Commanders 5000; Leu.
tna1s', sso"; Matters, soa0; Passoi #shipmen 500
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THE NAVAL REVOLUTION.

The Officers Dropped, Farioughcd, and Placed
on Leave OF Absence---List OF the Promo
tiOns that Will be Made-Old Ironsldcs In
the Dry Dotk-Sketches Of the Captains,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-19

VTIrETARDs IN AMERICA-PRICE l2is CENTS, WITH
remarks upon temperance, uts fonnda onJ inemper.
and remedies the culture of The vine
he Uued States, and other matters Of importance 70 rh
and poor BY John Osborn OF Oporto, In Portugal and New
YORK For No. As Beaver street New York Copies
ransted free par, The United states receipt Of
eneeu cents W postage stamps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-08
THE CSLRY LAHS.

To ~ Edi,or of Then y T,1ane
SIR. In THE TRIBUNE OF lst inst there wes al edi-
,oria srtcle in opposition to the Chamber Of Con-
nerce move for reform in our Usury Lave.
We do not purpose TO meet and comment upon
every criticism hatcomes outn relation 70 tbattope'
A. boweyer. THE TRiPrSz seems to Ne about the
ory paper in this City opposed 20 ne reform nov 80
universally wished for, We deem 10 well TO examine
an answer the objections il urges.
The article ia question embraces some Twelve 70
fftesr points but, as the greater part ~ mem nave
been aas,n and again answered and 70 think, most
60. .lu,iyely refutld. we viii merely comment upon
sue ,Arse " four OF such poin's
First They ssy our Usury LawsaloT'he holder
OF rnor'gsge 70 sell il az any sacrifice ne pieeses-no
n after bow great, when he wants 70 r.ise money
To tb.. We say-to perrait such sacrifice Ia Oof-
rowing ard at tie time hinder good honest and
open borfOHingat over seven per cent shows great
lIconsisttpcy IN the law.
Ycunext :ay hist repeal ofour Usury Laws would
Be Immediately followed by { calling 10 o. al deos'
upon moTtgsge ,,. %.
In our opinion there would be no nore calling ~
than We have generally had here wit1n me pest I'VE
or ten yeers. We hear no complaints upon 'n.- a.
count IN the twenty-five states now almost elesf oi
utur, restriction nor DO we hear OF any 10 England
and Holland where hey have long enjoyed enure
freed, 10 II. bis respeci. ,., -. ..
interest 10 WsIl.st eccasion the calling 10 81 more
marriages when the mOLey could BE immediately re-
Irsrft H. ",aillioua4res ard other az double and
treble Of our lsgal maximum Under me new sis,s
Of things lenders would ind no small dlnicui'y 70
getting out their money e; 80 high ale e. seven per
cent on good, safe mortgage
Our pre.ent market rate would net continue 50
high one day after our present utury awe are 70
uealed. When the hslcyon days Of freedom ID cur
renry commence lenders vii not make 30 mucn
money. and yet will be more than compensated oy
the uroud convi.tion that they are NO longer s'0sdt"
Iar. -. - tn.
T.,D"y, avs ~ The price allowed whsn a mortgage
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

The FoG.-There were 10 arrivals yesterday ow-
ing to the dense fog.
Tie Wallst. ferrybeats to Brooklyn and the
Staten Island boats did not run. The other fer
ries used bu, one boat eacn.
CoLLIsIoS In consequence Of the dense Jog pre-
vang the East River, yesterday the trips on the
Peck-.rp Ferry were discontinued from A. NJ. to :
F. N. About l o'clock, yesterday afternoon, the
f.rr, boat Onalaska while endeavOrng 70 enter the
Grsndst slip ran into ship lying at the dock, with
great force. The ladies cabin stove in, and the
beat was considerably damaged, but no one was in
jured.
SUICIDE AT sEA-Csptain Ryder, rho arrived al
this port yesterday in the bark Escoraza, from Car
5,nss reports that James Wilson, the COOK OF the
vessel. was lost overheard in the Gull Stream. The
wird blew gale at the time AMI it was impossible
10 save him. 1t was supposed that be Jumped INTO
tie sea IS be had been insane for several days.
hen fret missed the were Lof; reeine topsals
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SENATE


On Tuesday. Jan. .. al , clOcs the PreslIeni D,
tie Senate, the Hon. Lieui..G Gov RYNoND, called
the senators 10 order, and, after the preliminary
formula TO the organizai OF that body hal been
gone through with, Gov. CT NRS's 6rst Annual Mes
sage submitted read, and 5000 extra copies or
Sered printed.
bills NOTICED OR INTRODUCED.
Al Act fof the Suppression q lltem n,rance.
An Aei TO amend the Revised Sstass relative 70 ht Time
- sshdRs "a the Reports Academies Subject 10 the sta
"V. % ne Regents OF the University.
40 ~ prVsSnr ios ResistIy Law 10 Sew-loTk City.
At As 70 runbh By Fine lmps the Overssue
stos" q ether Certics;es Of Nsue snd Prohis
al mees Of Moneysd Corporations chartered By the
CoTpoTstions.
An Act 70 amend the Tax Law
for the better Secartv ~ n.rc,-,. N S.v;rs.
Banks ana to protect banis Of ssSs Teceivn,
Az Ac; t,l.v. to a. oa,. Of samo... Of Chatham.
tounty
Act relation the Fee. OF the Clsst Of ch.u.sase
County
An Act to amend Sec 2G7 ofibe Code Of Pro,edu,,
A. Act to provide for the Edeesoh Of the Children Of the
shiueeock Tibe OF Indians.
Al As, to Close the Loess CT the Sac Canals on tbs
sabbsih
An Az smend.sory OF the Ae; authorizing the Busne. Of
Sailing.
An Act to Abolish the Fees Of County Jaises snd Suos,e
An Act relative the Purchase Of the Circulating Notes
feeen Banking CoIpors sons
IN Act to Rebuild the Decks ia the Chsmuns Csnsl
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THELATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON.
NNa.urN4r0S Jan.

WksHTNGTOS. Jan. y TO-
~ .r-;vnl here Of over thousand oi me - 20
- Indians Engaged in the war Of l7l2 maze 10
cty quite lively. .t..,a n General T..
II Pensop; Henry Weston Ssch m $50 -
rbief Of the 0nonds gs' Peter ~, ~ the Ooei
az C.yu9as; John Beechtree, sschen OF .mo ~
s John and J1sos B'1 %s chez SSf'f
vGriors jacob 9nens c,,een Bay: Jscob RowliP,
B,esc va f, g% western NewYOrk and Dr. John D.
K,ynevs recrutng agents ere enroit,hg co1'I
hnne Syob.r Of men Recruits are offered 'I nun
ee9'e ~, acre, each and three hundred collars
ore9 eDu vear but they are TO pay twenty I've
o. me en 7. ADVANCE. and be at Baltimore for enoarAa
lion. ,.5 o.. .ho &
100 Court for an Injunction 70 restrain j. anoIng
< Co., Of Illinois. from manufacturing reePiag ma
Stoe, which was opposed BY the defendants, on the
crnd If The Inconvenience o. making out case 30
T. from home, and they made formal .spphcsion
~ hs Cont 10 have the case tried at the Illinois Cir-
~ ~ Court in June next which application was
er.ated-the defendants being required give ooAd
~ security for damages in case an Injunction was
isued by the Illinois Court.
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XXXIIID. CON G. Il L ) :
SECOND SESSION.
UoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

y,
Mr.. MAXWELL Fla asked, but did not obtain
lowe to offer sDlution calling on the Pfcsde NJ 81
the United States to furnish the House with the NUN
Der Of persons holding situations IN the Departments
designating those appointed since March D. 1885, sht
ing The number OF foreign birth.
Mr. READY offered a joint resolution winch was
psss d excluding the Public Printers and Superln-
iendert of Public Printing from the benefit OF tie
resolution passed at the last sess on giving e1rt con-
Iensation to the employees OF the legislative depart
ment # the Government
Mr. CLINGMAN asked the unanimous consent O.
the House TO make personal explanation II Is due
20 seine gentlemen as well a. myself he SAID tha'
should make il. There was, few days since, astaie
nenf in some of the newspapers relative 70 the re-
marks Of the gentleman of Virginia. Mr. Bsyly the
Chairman OF the Committee on Foreign Affairs, upon
the question of offering the mediation OF this country TO
the European powers now engaged IN war, WINCH az
II has gone out dOes little injustice to myself anu
Other members Of the Committee. | wish TO state
tbat when the Committee two or three weeks ago,
with very great unanimi,y, authorized me 10 report
The mediation proposition, the circumstance Alluded
20 by Mr.. Bayy was not known 70 the members OF
that Committee. In point OF fact Il was MADE known
10 me "a well AS TO the gentleman, only on the very
day previous to my speaking on the subject. lSis
ous hi 70 be understood, because the members OF he
Committee would not probably, have acted as they
did with knosledge OF the circumstance say
Further that when that communication was made
informed the gentleman from Virginia that, IN defer
epce 10 the information received, i, would not be
cessarS for him to ell the Committee - reconsider
The subject for would waive the right, for the pres
emit TO report on the subject | may further say
that the information does MOI, IL my ement, change
a; all the lrOproty OF rshoc the movement l sue
gt.ted But for reasons which II IS noi proper Tor
me 10 state, dcclne taking any steps az this time
This much desire TO be understood IN justice TO TIE
opinions of the Committee, aud myself.
The House then went INTO COMMITTEE on l''N"'e
Bills passing seventeen OF them
Adjourned to Tuosda
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An Act relative % the PROF. y 10 fpJr.iions
An Act for the Relief Of John Won setback AnhosJ Won
sehsict. a c. Cunnisou and hlirs Gannison.
An Act relative 70 the Commga1n % Alien Passn-'Ti
irving 81 the port Of New ioiE
An n 'of the Bette Pro'so n the Nev York H,rb1r
An Act pToviiDs 'Cr The Erection q EEecuv- a,ns7n
An At re.se o. tie EKpensa Of Rec1o
Real Es'ste In Ch,utauque County
A. ~ sUtboTh1s the Ifrsses d BonIoe Acsisuy 10
Mo'tlsfs 'hsir r. al Fs'sf-
IN relative The Ejr. stiru 81 che OneIs Inssas
N at fe sve 70 he several JudRnsuts ;a A.s
lr.b's o. the sns s.n Prisn.
To md the Cha-ter Of the Par Rsirost
APIopfis,nF oney 20 tee General sa.' Fund
Relative 20 trcsv sfiol4s ir tas { itv Of Ne Work
To Incorporate the South Bay steam Hsviesor Coupsry
ADeLoug the Act relative 20 Religion Ibcsrp0r.ti.1'
T. nlst. Sses By the shef 90 Cig u Ss~ Y'k
pgObli' the New Hsveu Railroad Company from runnng
their csfs on the trscs o. the Harlem Rarosd
To rsp-s the Ac for the Promotion Of nedios Scieucs
AuoI C. "a lIgstn.tu,s 70 be made by tie s8psa
teDdett Of the BANKING Department
REVOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
Naming "Wednesday cf .sch The day Which FL
ecutive Sessions shall BE- ted
ReieIrIg Joint Select Committee much Of the Gov
enLoi's Messsge a. reates % Temperance
RESOLUTIONS REFERRED.
T. amend the ConslutOn IN 90 much s. TO punsa no-e
severely bribery At elections
Requiring Savings B.nk. Institutions FOR Savings 10 the
Counties Of New York AID Hugs 20 foil rep0r q rs
tusoe tslscsd BY them the year and the a-nsI 10
which the has been conducted
BILL PASSED BOTH HOUSES.
AZ ACT % legsze the Rolls o. tbs Towns o. Ash
ford ard DAYTON for the year 1854
Passed the House Jan. g. and the Senate Jan. 5.
Declares the role valid and authorizes the Collect
collect
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MAINE LEGISLATURE. GOVERNORS MES
hhiNH SAGf
AUGUSTA, Me, Saturday, jar

AUGUSTA Me- Saturday Jan. ., l.5J:
The Legislature Of this State elected, today Alden
J,eksoD. Esq Secretary Of State. by one hundred
and tsirtyfour votes against thirty three for T. F.
BoyDion. So 49,, -
The Governors Councillors were also elected, en-,
brecipe three Wings, three Morrill, Democrats, and
one Free-Soiler. ,,e
Gov ernor Morrill, Message occupied hai an hou, e
In ne delivery and embraced few topics other than Of
local interest The Message was strong on those DIS
tinctive points to which the Governor owed hs cleo
lion. namely: Temperance, Frse-Soi and natural
zafiou. He recommends a shpr; session, economy IN
state expenditures and the passage Of new laws.
Governor Crosby went homo this afternoon appa-
tertly rejoicing in bis release from Oihce.
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HORRIBLE DEArH-A Dresses " OK, =. ay hs 49,,
y BEp-A gen,lemsn inform; q: ss = 10 no s s
ps.,Dg on Monday evening up ,ss SeTss 10 tAs.
eioso PS1ss nr Informant entered. Lying on bed
rclnly. me literally roasted remains Of youos
o. me-. rith js,t lie enough, perhaps TO os
COZ .h.snce Of al the ether members Of the
IN, ~ he rad become completely intoxicated, ana
cIotbe. tah ing Ere probably, from tbs stove sns
nnsble TO leave her char till, from her Tee. 70 ns
go ,ks was broiled V Q crisp. After an eisaSns
lion BY physician, she was pronounc11 P-W az. -.
,ot beer Abe % es-p the name Of the aaionc1"'
emels lO0""
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COMMERCIAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA.

PHLADYLrHIA Saturday, Janusry 9, TOO.
Tire charge against the Commercial Bank Of tins
city now being heard in the supreme Court OF tins
STATE.
Afidsyits were presented charging the officers Of
the Bank with discountins paper at usurous ra,es,
after The close Of the Bank hours and on account Of
which, the receipts between May and November mad
amounted TO over eleven thousand dollars.
While the argument was pending the Judge sug-
yested As a matter of inquiry whether the Court bad
Jurisdiction, az the charge apparently was criminal
one over which the Supreme Court had no jurisdic-
ioA except 10 review the decisions OF inferior Courts
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FROM BOSTON.

BosToS, Saturday Jan. t. 1873.
The Legislative caucus in -ecret session last night
selectsd the following ticket for state Councillors
BENJAMIN II. West, of B)stoo; {. ID. lunklns, OF
UsyeThiIl. Elmer Bridgman, Of Westboro; Horace
LYMAN. ofGreenfed John W. Foster, Of Bloomfield ,
Chandler X. Ransom, of Roxbury; David Davis, OF
Edcsriown. For Secretary OF State, Ephraim NJ.
Wright was renOminated by accla nation.
Henry j. 6 srdner, the Governor elect, will be IN
supursed on Tuesday next when he will, mos. prob
ably, deliver his address.
The Rev. Lyman Whiting was to-day elected the
Chaplain Of the Senate.
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GOTERNORS MESSAGES.

IL1lxoIs.-GOv. MatiesOn in his Message refers to
the fertile soil growth and prosperity Of Illinois.
The Governor thinks the present financial difficulty
will not be without good effect in causing US to re-
trace our steps and prepare more economical mode
of living and transacting business. The public i'm
movements Of the State and particularly the Central
Railroad receive from Gov. Ma,teson a notice. The
allusion made - III Improvement OF MYERS and har-
bors bv the General GOvernm ent, Is marked with
decision that is unmistakale the sentiment Of the
Governor constituency. The hope tbs, strong and
ephatc instructions to the senators and Representa-
tiycs of this State in Congress. given IN hrn and
temperate spirit NAY give 20 them moral Influence
which they could not otherwse exert, may grind the
tender vegetables on Consrt ssona toes butls nGlca
i've of the settled policy of the STATE Government
both in its Executive snd Legislative Departments
The subjects of agriculture and public education are
treated with the sderaiion due 10 their far reach
ing Importance. The entire state debt IL estimated al
els gql o5 deductiug amount OF twO-mlll tax state
debt fund &c For the psst two years there has been
rsc and SpI'cG upon the arrear,ges Of interest and
ihe principal Of the debt the sum Of - 80 oj7 90,
being the sum of a. 375 Ols g, each year over and
above the accruing interest," making in all paid on
princps and interest during he pas! two years the
snm OF - $50 O3, o. The pas. two YEAR, have real
ned over $50 O9 g6 more than enough 10 meet the
calculation that the deb, would be pad al but
"a csc - in eleven yesrs. The early calling OF
Convention 20 amend the Constitution OF the state Is
recommended.