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CITY ITEM 8.

Ac,pEsY OF MrsIc.-rhs Troy seere 90 Monday
nigh. drew fre house. The audiences rose to enthusi
am There were several hearty encores aud smo, the
most pIopou ctd was thst given TO the s,lo of NJ
Amodio With persistence rarely equsled The nav
ccnraIto, Mad DiGise gained frtsh honors and NAL
La Grange ser the fs sues Of the evening, with that
Gracious conplassnoe which marks her character re-
pes,ed her soer With NJ igrol at the request OF toe
aim,ipg listeners. II the sudisnce keeps up at the
rate of tia. of MONDAY there may be difficulty 10
continuing the opera.
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CAcyer.HcmcD-.t

WILSON'S DANDELlON COFFEE-FOf Dyspepsia
Indigestion Sick HesdAehs Bieus snd LvM Dses~s sadh
e,p, cisi Of delicate eoasri1o1h
sod hy ali respeet.els ApothseAhss aG 81 ne pnSaaS
Sepot oorrer Of Z7,hEt md Sd-sv.
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The friends of Mr. Collins, be lecture, are to hsvs
an opptrtunity 70 aid him In restoring the loss Of
paintings by the FIRE at Hope Chapel, aud we trust
they will embrace it Mr. c. viii lecture at Clinton
Hal, Astor place, en- Friday night, on the Geology
Of fhs Golden State
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iAdvertisemsnt
SOMETHING New JAMES PYLE's ID

s,ss.1Us-Aa article entirely free fo all impadie' 81
doabe Of rsynE prope ties Those VINO nave ressa
for The e eli en- viii DO well 20 ny II DeP'' NO 80
so,a a. Al tie OfOeeiieL
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sgicioI.-Aeam SssrtI, German soou' VI yes"
Ne ia ft ~ sixd,s hn.s5 .h 3. O. =, - as o.
1. n. 49, "a socsslasafy In dsIsssssd
uruneaaaas q, bad ssvsss ece.ans - =
.nty blnssd By ;sk.s lssassaa. ss' =" -. "SsN@s ~
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rg TO The farm wich hsd bscn ch ssiog cAiotsos IL
tai the fowl from his noush, he snspped sk ~
mans hand ard slightly scratched bis thumb. fbe
teeth, however, reIforsec the DsiL Wozse thsn
chained The A. ima, bat be broke locse IN throe dayy
afteIwad and has not been seen aimee. The wcuo4
on tie 'bumb was but slsht and csused scarcely any
pdr, and IN a few days /, healed up Last ~c-k 10
ielt The nsf gmp'oms Of hyorophobs, and by Ssesr-
day be sme perfectly b. side himself when he wss
sest 70 the htspita for treatment by DR. AodfovU.
Here be became urcootroable and three or four msa
we're se' to watch over hin. Trey found IL -cesssry
to bind bin down. but he burst the straps sod koocks1
his attendants over. He then c,us ht nof of ME IN ~
pure spd bit him the aru, makipg severe Rsss.
Dr. Turner the reedept ply scisn, ia attendance q
the nurse Is Of opitoo ths: with proper trsstmeat
70 serious resut feed he f.sred. Wuzgc remsiosd Il
this ravirg state urtii next cay Sunday about n
O'Clock, When be expired from sheer exhsusico. He
We. sins lie man, about 30 yesn of age The Csrsa-
ers iury brought in a verdict Of death from hydro
phobs.
POLICE AFFAIRS, BEFORE JCsrIcE BLATcaLT-
Jsmes eeCormsh. fohesman of the rhnd Distscs 80 e.
Esn vso ehsssd the secnsd .its ssasss and rvebisg
bin the th The Accused held to saswsr ssoes
Ss am. o., The mp ain -, rssops.f,d sso he i
snd .H.a h WIS, be Rad tas mas sssssstes
e b. oo.id 60. Ga. tsgss hin q the .s9I psp.s.ss
The .oieemss sceor d,sbsrssd sAd the esssassf
Cens.S. Carr of ID, rwef W .rs aiss ~ Ls.s srsa-
S Ga w. scs .os e'ss hn s.as ~"
Ioa< ID pbtoi The asersea wa held TO rn'ver.
FILL OUT oy WISpow-Two small children
wh' psyr ters open wDSow second Hoo Of 10
fr.nlsp ace ysst.res, FL ssd dropped ugoo he deg
r hoac They fosnd to be srsstly in sIsl ssd d.
OF d ~nssa' for to saninsts, saslr ssessasiss
Court OF SESSIONS This Court was organised
fs- TIE .esterasy, ard number Of psouers
r,sn.d ,ne plesaed sfss which the csu sljosssa shs
mining
AGAxsLIyc. Horsr Yesterday, John :. Mccall.
k oy q, rortsh use corner Of Grand snd Nnh
srr.t.d b, Ofsr vipssr h. ccmplslnt Of lisa AaSeea,
Of No 9s Grand street rpi-s him Nth kesprg s~bas
h0ess Accused gaze bonds for eKaainaiion
FIRE.-Yesterday morning about oclo,t . Ere
10 Ensa A.. die lie usted IL eas rser
Feays. de lsy 10 First sueet, The dosst ssseek
Fsry Uwns sxungushsd Damage 20 the bal dag ~
,to,k about IS Q--ro Insurance.
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tAdyertis ment

Dusseldorf GALLERY We do not know
NOR. ,,t.o. "a or p,c pcs visit than this nsssd cot
G.tITry os PusTScs end 90 aot wonder that IL aos
ia, , hfcrge N-w Psa'ins, have recently bs-n sttsd to
the sve osctnn wh!ch COW mssa Il tns best
col ecou on this Continent. Go sad $50 IT,
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

FIRx DEPARTMENT FUsD BESEFIT.-Ths officers
OF s jersey Cy Fire D,psrm Fa have deeru,.sS -
get up etteraomot the bensht OF hat fund auh
q the tot prot-b of st year. IL viii tste paoe
b. event. ofue ..s rsa.ds, 10 JsnuuI Of rat ass
Reformed ru oh Church bu crs In Grsui street,
arjitu The tuoc sqasre Tbs Co nfntsss king g.
faa fsme nts for good ettertainmsnG
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AGAMBLIyG. HorsE -Yester6sy, ohm T. McCuny,
k p-x rorsrh Of 9rspd and Nnh st.essa -
.rr,t.d b, Ocsr vpser n. ccnp,rt Of lisa An 1ssa
Of No as Grand sh .rs him Nth kesptrg ss~bas
hose Accused gaze tonds for eKaainaiion.
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ANOTHER TRIUMPH.-The only Medal for
D.cu,R,Eorypys at the great Exh ,tcu Paris sssdss
10 J. GuRSEY No. $40 Broadway, NeW-ferk
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We are requested to state tina. Mr. j. B. Brown
will give q ko.ure en- Elocut,n, with Illustrative
readings, to the members Of the Mercantile Library,
and Others, at Clinton Hall, tomorrow evening.
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The Lecture delivered last eyening In srsey CteB
by Ds,ia Paul Bfowa Of the Yesog hess
ChrsAn A.c,rio ion at the First Prssbytersa Chs CO. 80
aissy alta ndsd The subject was The Railing rssissA
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THE HOSIERY ESTABLISHMENT OF MORE THAN
faInry Y,ARs srAsDiSG-whs returning tha'ks Ar con-
slant ner,Mirs pstsuss would ss.u invite stSsa
tioa 10
Tbs OLD STAND, i4 sowsRy,
where will Re fcu,d heretofore amos eKssstvs AID vsuss
assortment Of
HOSIERY ADD rSDGaGARNEsrs.
A. RANKIN & Co., lct Bowssy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-19

Conxos CouSoIr~-The Cowmon Council ofJersey
Ctr yeststd,y Afternoon IN tho hall 10 the LSsese
Build a. To- the M Nothing Of iwpssnss usnsgteed
except from tts Mayor o'jseos 10 the terms OTIS
sreemSnt with the Jesey City GasLsN Csupny fI usAs
ing s.-ssts Nth
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JUST REcEIvRD-A splendid lot Of French
sri prepared N tho most deteious man
ser iced and Asons elsoes OF Maons desusss
by HEARY MAILLARD, Confeetiona, No. 81 Broadway.
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Adv errisement
.-;-.ra and na,rcna of RI uak THAR DAGURR.

,yoIyy,s for cents or 81 Sc per Dozen ami nsly
thew 40 81 to IS size &c with HoLMESs h.chiae
proes.s sf hundred thousand Portraits struck oH
asly ut NJ. go Broadway.
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The only gold medal awarded tor DAGUERREO-
,yyKs a. the late Fair sf the Amsdcsn Iosiiute 20
uaNEy TIE specimens 1t bis Phses Of Ar
10. $40 Broadway
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PORT.BIE DRESSING CASES, OF an entirely ne Y
and form furnished with articles the si1s OF which
from ussfalnsss, A ~
No 7 Altor House and No. SGT Broadway.
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TAdyntvementf

DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR.
YRAxoIs sALrIs n. D., B. Sc,
Ocalbt snd AGrs,
Office ho,rs u A. b. to 4 P NJ
MIDI Sitter Will f,x~nd hh publshsd stssrs 70 ans
~ keS spop APP ieation
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then adjourned.
po.pD OF TEN GOVERNORS.

..ox.nS,x = ee,;ng of the Governors Of thu Alns-
Uonsa was hld Yesterday afternoon at treir Rooms In
tie Rotunda. Present Goversors Townsend, prapsl
He,r.ck. Smith, Duke, West, Tiemana, Henry ana
Dutro .f.o..oa. remaining
lhe IchVN' Us o. e. - .-ooL ending Dac L.
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IAdyerffsement.I

The great exhibition OF PHOTOGRAPHS Tor VINCE
de God Medal wa s.eed oil eonpetitors 81 the se.
FAR Of the American ruts row 20 b- sesn the ga
i,rv AZ GcRskY PRKpERicks, No so Brosd~sv
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FANCY CUTLERY, embracing . largo variety OF
s,Ytmen's PrE PoCEgT KNIVES Of tho and
Mentful pattern, Of roILsT CvrLsaY
Ssuspxsss Nc. As House, md No S3T Broadway
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lAdvsrtisemsnt.I
sortment O.

FREE sPftIUIu uoS0r t1IoHs
psncy ao.., s.irt, TOYS Surprises and CJnfeedos
Of The neweF stye AZ the sss-st ossee
-.re row rr.ay tor exhibition r. HAILL.Ros No. OIL
R,osav,, The On Bile are respectfully p'i.d To call sad
anime hi, rare ssot ent before parcaasang slsswhss
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RECEIVING sToINS GcODs.-A young Or IN nsoisu
TohH j. mes ys'srtay usfe upaot ,ss,-H ,h7 Sus'
troc.r No - Ro ssvst ytrstt ehusns bon vi aavis
w, lon ousy received SOD. which be jon ~ ,hl
,r. \. yo,sn a. q bir f1 tIfins &c $40"
tier IN B bs tn grocery 10 qaestcn resort tor
bisy,s Hds fe.eo psce ft Ieesiriog an'ss o4s Jas
sseS v.Trsnt for TIE srres' OF gu Ter AL placed
Il in The bar 4. Of Pc ice uiAa Farley {, ssve-
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FILL OUT or A WISpow,-Two small children
vh p,h tesers an epen window the second asos Of s
frnlsp ace. ysst.rds, FL asd dropped pyoo he a.g
ir -onc They foand to BE- srssy nj srs} ssd d.
81 a. Seat for TO administer 70 shsr uscessrea
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$4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS -AnoIner op-
po,tupt, Az not Cccu, again II tbs Ladies vi C.
sut cur advertising eolu t1ey viii Sc. ssnSc ne M
mans. bar ID sed by CBas HARD 20 No S' o'and'
~, qbe ,nomons sacrifice sub peo g By ton house hu 90
come Necessary In order to cloe out the sock vita
the isar poseSle delay.
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IAdvertisemen,

COMB FACTCRY.-A rich assortment 81 TOILET
sy,l DRFss ConB Of the newest French patterns can be
eenaA L J. SAUspERs's, No. S7 Broadway
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CoURr OF SESSIONS -This Court was orgaoise1
for TIE Term .et.rsy, ard number Of p-isoners we're
r,ss.d pleaded sfSsr which the Csur aAoussA III
NJ
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He e.v-. v. .n two ehftr.a Cronsr Gu seid =,
qa.-i op0a tn. body sSI vs-ds Of aia' ~ ~S
rsGderss b. the Juy,
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The former reports made il appex ni' mere "e''
nine hr murder and three for manslsughser.
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NORFOLK AND PonrsNoUTH ORPHAN FuSD.-rhe
Ire afurr Acknowledges the receipt Of the following

SUMS
teaoo No. o. si8; Mi.ien school Denlt Di,psn:a,yy
SIS es, Webb 81; KneslGs riete Lady "a go CO
s,soi,n b:. siG Bn G' ss s@. a.y sa; so
No. s,,,,S. sict L n ties IS; sr'snd b. the
Bon ih s. sum ;gvssiis MsOn.y isis.
Tcu nkn,yt,s sii. A r Ss Fret Reformed Dn ca Chareo
E School jsr,ey Cy sI c..'idy Co.. SO, d. E IT,
60. t2sS C5-Previos'ly rsSoTsss re
81 f76 Is JUN THONrSoN' 1f7Hs''
irrtnS Bdrk Dec. 10, I2s5.
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TIE LATE TRIAL OF BAKtR FOR THE HOMICIDE OF
PooLr.-rhe following is correct table Of the ballots
Of the Jury from their retiring until hey came BACK 70
cou., hayrg been forty-one hoars In deiibetation;
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A1IINPI AT BURGLARr.-Philip McCiuir@, oAss
NeArrely sud John MeOermot. 81 youns y-stsr
d.y aieed ebvlsd vita srempt burglary n tbs h}aor
store OF lame, hill No Is Avenus B. ~ oc,as Of
tie sirdov shutter. cary hear eserdv Jcae< The
scus, were b, Ofcers Bar, Ives Of the sveuih
W no. very Dssr the snc being 'uspsced vrested
and inner 10 the tseacn OF ots o. he1 witch at
TED eeIs.n in ent.ton msde o the sis dow utter. Tbs
pri,or ere VA lesksd up By Jutse BrennAn fr teal
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JUMPED OVERHEARD -Yeeerdsy mo ming. whee
ete OF the Jersey City hy bos had reached the nj Ae
tss Huafo~ River, Ice TO Nos York 10 mas sues
tu,k overbca then ear saer he Wa resoesa -
tales on bo.rd Bis trunk By sostmsn so o.
tae uu. took 1t beard and rewsd away - 70" PS
ILL.
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FiRE.-Yesterday morning about o'clo,t ere
Ems. dis lie sp.tsd tas rs
Of de isty 10 First The Hoasto sssoek
Fsry. rwns sxtwgu,hsd Dansss 20 the bal dag ~
,to.k about IS o--ro Insurance.
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sAdyerteusut

BLACK AND WHITE OSTRICH FEATHERS.
IpE, FLY L Halt,
Eos anf II PARK p.scs
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TIE anniversary Of the Green vich Literary Union
tske, place at DR.. Gordcn's Church, on rhursd.!
evening.
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CHARGE OF FALSE PREIEssEs AGAINST HorrL
KEbt,s-Dr Ardrsw Pc -sl propr.,or Ct ~ G-erx.s 10
tel Ne. & Bfoa51sy yesterday arrested By IN ef ss
Of the l. Police Court compliant OF NJ. Jsues
Mshon re.dns At No lS9 Wooster street who msk,s aida
Wit bat In pecemsr 1884, hs ued called up,a him sod
represented that he bad been b. Mr. WI Ian Csvtn
the OF $40 10 t.kng check OF Co
bieh Mr. Mshor 'heo bed for esq., On tnis
The comsl4k ant swear. be Powell tbs N. ess
since eGutd that Mr Coo an ssnt fr Tbs 500
e.yee t. nor spoiled TIE cseck but thu Powell
u.,d 70, hs h+nsft He ttersfo- shrsss DE- Powell
b file and fr uduept pttsps~s The sccused tai
h.fer- yu.tiss Coor and bal to the charge
een. the truth Of IT, sRd ssys ths. From beginning
trdtbs rcs perjary'
A,s.uIr WIN A SIUsG SHOW N. dussey .
.,or vbie w.bpr tbroosh Cherry street sts N hosdsy
n.h va, us, assaulted wth surs % IN iss esnds
OF shipm s.cp.d The injured msa vas conveyed 70
the k.w.Ierk Eospisa-
RESCUED FROM BROWSING Yesterday morning. .
0.m.n s,or while att, pa to board ors 'm
boat vas es,z.o and would have seeo drowned out TOT
eue rendered BY OF ns~rto.t nea NJ u
Bird Van Pet who succeeded In reseaiss him fro
Q wsiefy grave
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RIAL Estate The following ss'es Of real estate
were made yesterday s. the Merchants Exchange By
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-01

TIE KINNEY ExPEDITI0S-CAPr. GIBsoN's CASE
THE rARIPF QUESTION, ETC.


THE rARIFF QUESTION, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81, 1885.
COL Kinney states that the hre reported being
at his quarters here merely specimens Of new in
ventons sent him by manufacturers in order get hi
opinion Of their value and that they have connection
with his expedition men, as might be inferred from
despatch heretofore Published.
The Star says that Capt Gibson denies the authentic
of the letter recently published and says garble
statement OF q memorial to the Dutch government
Capt. g. intimates that Gov. Marcy has acted in ba
faith with him from the frst.
The Star says that Secretary Guthrie has not made
compromise with the Committee Of Ways and Means Of
the subject Of the tariff and that the only effect OF ah
ing up the question In Congress at this period o. tn
session will be to defeat many other important mes
sures.
Information has been received at the Treasury D,
partment that judgment has been rendered in the on
cult Court OF the United States for Texas against 10
Bates, late Marshall OF that state for $50 Co., due u
United States
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsIIfNUIUN, jan. 81, IhOJ,7
The case OF Short vs.. The Common wealth OF pennsy
vania IL before the court. involves the vadIi
Of the law Of that state, which imposes tar OF
thirty thousand dollars hundred thousand d.
lars devised In Pennsylvania TO ID. Short Of Ohio al
J. G. Short, Of Kentucky. George short, Of cincnna
opened the for the Messrs Shorts and folio.
ed by Messrs. Scott and Hood for Pennsylvania and
Ewing is now closing the for the plain.ics To
Gaze Is important and excites much interest.
Aaron " Perry, OF Ohio, and Henry J. Horn, OF PEN
sylyania were admitted couoseilors OF the court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-01

BosToN, Jan. dill 5OP.N.
The steamship Africa, due from Halifax, has MT
Jet made her appearance here. The weather - eler
and fine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-01

RAILROAD COMMUNICATION sToPPEp--THE ELECTION
FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR.

RAILROAD COMMUNICATION eTOPPEp--THE ELECTION
FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR.
CHICAGO, I'LL, January 81, 1855.
The condition OF the Western and Southern roads
desperate, BY reason Of the snow No communication
by railroad has been had with st. Louis or Springfield
for eleven days Seventeen locomotives frozen
buried in the snow the Chicago and Mississippi Rail
road.
To-day was fixed upon for the eie,ton OF the United
States Senator from this State but there qnorum
present IN the joint convention of both houses great
efor; will be made tomorrow to quorum, and
make election without the assistance Of the absen-
tees
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-01
Death or Bishop Cnpers.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 81, 1885.
Bishop Capcrs, an eminent divine OF the Metnodi,'
Episcopal Church Is dead.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-01

PHtfADvrrdiA, Jan. 81, 1866
Owing 10 defect 10 tho furnace for heating the Noy
smensng prison, the gas escaped from air cha nbers
and hed the upper TIER OF cells This morning. tw.nty
o. The prsonsrs found oyrcorle by the Effects of
the nosome atmcspbsre. One Of tho p isonsrr, John
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-01
T He lest NEW
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEGRAPHs.

The Senatorial Election In the T~enty-ninth
District.
ROCHESTER,, JAM 81 1885.
Great excitement and exultaton prevails here to-day,
in consequence Of the Know Nothing victory in Ontario
snd Livingston counties, Mr.. Goodwin, the Know Moth
thing candidate, being elected by majority Of over
1000 salute Of one hundred guns is being fred in
hor or of the victory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-01

CaARIrsroy, Jan. 80, 1855.
In the three mile to-day between the bofses Vat
Blick and Garrett Davis, the former won.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-01

Now For IT,-A resolution has been passed
by The House Of Representatives calling for all
our diplomatic correspondence with Spain, Eng
land and France, upon the Cuba question, not
heretofore made public. Now for it. Let Marcy
send it all up. Any further negotiations for
Cuba for year or two being entirely out of
the question, it were folly to be squeamish upon
the subject. Let all the correspondence 90 up,
including all Of Dudley Mann's original instruc-
lions to Mr.. Pierce, and all the letters and pa
pers of the Ostepd Convention Now for it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-01
Henry Wilson Elected United States Senator
from Massachusetts,.

bVsiUHJ JHn al, 1000.
The State Senate baiotei to day for United States
Senator and confirm ed the choice OF the House by one
majority Henry Wilson is therefore elected to all the
vacancy occasoned by the resignation Of Hon. Edward
Everett Forty votes cast. Gen. Wilson received
Il, +, NJ. Wright 10, scattering4
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Puritan WHO hung his cat for killing a rat on
the Lords Day should hereafter be held in
pious veneration, and marble statue erected
in front Of the Capitol at Albany, in comnemo-
ration Of the great service which he rendered
by that act to the cause Of morality.
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Cooper's resolutions in regard to foreign pau
pers and criminals. There was probably no
other way OF getting them before the public.
Know nottingham will never be put down
under General Pierce's administration. For
that purpose General Pierce possesses neither
the required courage nor frmness Of character.
1t was the utter want of principle, and the I'M
ceasiDg installations OF his mind, that called
Know Nothingism into existence. Under his
General Pierces) fostering care 1t has thsiven
and will continue to thrive; for every step
maniiesting his political imbecility, and every
act furnishing proof Of bis entire incapacity to
rise to conception of the dignity of hs posi-
tion, makes new proselytes for the secret order.
There is but one way to check the growth of
Know Nothingism now. 1t is the resignation
of General Pierce accompanied by that Of his
entire Cabinet, and their immediate return to
their respective homes. This might possibly
elect Henry A. Wise Governor Of Virginia.
Quien sabe?