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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-07
sECokD sOAAD.
FRIDAY. April 6--P. M.


There was az sctive Stock market this morning,
ard prices Of the fancies were generally buoysnt.
After the news by the Baltic was public, the feeling
was still stronger and at the Second Board the ex-
element was so great that it difficult 10 transact
business. The buyers were reinforced by those who
were sellers in the morning. The Transactions were
large the sales being considerably larger than arc
recorded In the official List The greatest demand
was for Erie Bonds 1873, Of which sl50, 900 were
cold, closing at ssI further advance Of v cent.
About ESQ, 900 were sold ct GOT, buyer sixty. Over
eco, 900 Of these Bonds were sold during the day.
The Leading bear sold s25 900 at s5 seller u months,
and aso $50 shares Erie Stock at So seller 10 months.
A considerable portion Of the above Bonds were
taken for foreign account. Illinois Central Bonds
we're also buoysnt at the Second Board, going 70
~. an improvement OF II y cent. on tho
morning price. Ffeeland Bonds sold at Isl;
Hudson River Sd Mortgage, III; Fries, 1888,
IS; New-York Central, 1901 Tere Hsu'e and Alton
let Mortgage, Co. &c all showing strong market.
In Railroad shares the greatest advance was In Ere
which closed at 52l, resulsr-53l, buyer sixty-sa
improvement Of 2 cent Reading closed ct SGT.
an advsLce of "A y cent. New.Yosk Central i'm
proved cent Harlem was steady. Cleveland
ard Toledo improved 10 7ai. Cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati, los. Michigan Southern sold be-
tween the Boards at Oh, an advance Of cent.
Michigan Central 90; Chicago aud Rock Island, ssi
Gseps and Chicago 90. Is NcHsgu, iapVved
| y cent. The agreement between this Company
and the other line hangs fire. we bear, BY reason OF
the sbeerce from the City Of Col Soo, who Is one Of
the parties to .ign it. He Is expected daily, when L
is supposed the matter viii be conclpded. Mean
time, each Company is working In line independent
ly Of the other Canton 10 y cent. better In SssAn
Stocks the market wa heavy In tAe morning, bat .
the Second Board was stronger. Virsini~, ssis
Louisisnss, 90; Indiana Sc. IS; North Csro'inaE
Dot; Ohio Sc, Zoe, SC. After the Second Bosrd
there was lees i1nness In some Of the fnces, u w.
natural after the rspid advance.
Exchange IL without change and quiet Sterling y
0loj RPsncs s13ies.io.
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A CARD-To INyALIDs VISITING OR RESIDING

IAKD-IO INNALIDS ISrTfN" oI. ~ 5IDI, ~
IN Nav as-irs 70 the Invalid .rY@ Eqs
public invitation all inyelds visiting
this City med aovce those residing here to call
him al biz Office, No ia BIoaawsy de will be pleased TO
awe them perfectly sse and reliable couose aad sdylce snd
m al where h afford relief be will give such In
form sor e. will enable the inysld resilient to
avoid position nd the me srd surgical aid required
Per HE o wing diseases be consulted fro O'CLOCK
20 o'clock r. every day in the week Sundays
eepted:
uu ption and all DlsesJas Of the L1an and Throat
Pslpitaifon ard all o. her forms Of Heat Dis Ass.
Liver Com paIt Dypep.ia. and all other diseases Of stom
seb and Bowel Piles &c.
Prosp.u. and s forms Of Female Complaints Ire ulsres
ard We,tne,ses
Bb.umsLrn fcrofnl. AID al Skin Di.es,ea
PeI.oLsstA distance invited consult hin by letter
fivrs hin fall statement Of the case Prompt answers will
Be T.tur ed
al eyua,,i and advice ritiout eh0,g, rhai,rs,.
Adcfe., FITCH M ND.
10 "A N. Y.
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fidveusemeut
WONDERFUL TESTIMONY IN FAVOR OF THE
BbANDlLIH PILLS -BRAsDRETHs PILLS all diseases
by puniBg the blood TheJ the beet purs,vs kno~s
DR. James Lul Of Fottsdsm In New York state hn sssd
Living can he more oayibc.d Of their efcsey Dr. La will
be IN New foTk at No - Canal Brssdtsth Building by
the 18th II be consulted with reference TO tbs
use Of these Pulls BRAsDkETHs PILLS Of imnense
po4nee the public the sy desee of their usefunen
"BE BsASDRETH- Sir; From my earliest childhood
subject 10 bieers the rose d,1ins. .ns1. ia my ears.
bu' habit the physicians said hsd toe much bloOd-h,
AT the a,e Of IS the bleeding from my being
frequent bsfcre they thought Necessary to employ bleed
mi Tom shies suffered L seemed to dive m,
es te but In week or two the sans course had TO be
again Pretie.d 10 one year VS. BID tssniy times
ara back ws put upon the use OF baths and long cous
Of saline edeise' vas peeeed This course vas pursued
Gown originally fns constitution. IL about four
commenced to feel acute p,nsn chest. head limbs
ns between the shoulders aud song the spine ana In the
throat During 81, this season of sickness nv bowels were
eh.r bound o. In state OF sea'rs
ost sppeite entirely aud began 70 spit oeo Inc doctors
70 % s 10 "a. 10 VIII ,or Fills
wsh four Ps and Dusd to take them daily
for ntsI two moi n. ,o1. up :. S,S ,sse .
BY Dr. Jane. LC In he sixteen yesIs eIpernes With Joa,
f After the int heen s''-s as .pnSs o noe s1s n1
appetite sleep in two months entirely restored In
fsft nov Z, I'll Ike rev creature. J. L.
With references TO the shove apply 70 Howard lat. Of
Il Vifrl Of Troy Y also 10 James Lal NJ D. pots
dam N z Vim o Livingston. D., Hsniltoo' Csnsd.
the Pill ia hi. prset!e. for twenty ys,s Dr. Brndeh
refer twenty three hundred physicians in the United 3.,e
Canada the superiority Of BaSDRErHs FILLS over
Sold Il Dr. Bs.sDsr1H, Princip. oace sr.adreth Bald
ALSO 1t the Branch Offices No IA BO"ery and
The Phi. nay s.o Ie h.d OfD. D. wHsHr. No Cd HOa+
ton corLsr u Lewis
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fAdvertisenlentf

IHE GOLDEN BELL.-Our attention was ar
rested few sv,Iir oee In passing mp Broad way behold
the han10ue dis LAY in the windows Of the Store
Of Bresd.sy ard Prneet Bsts pretty strongly inpres
bsted with N,tvs American principles We venarad In to
crafty our curiosity hat gJgs At The Golden
Bell We esrtsd bom the polite and Beautiful
youns Ladies in stteLdsnce the whole history Mr. GEo r.
nEsCHAAr has cODmenCed the pfsetuie Of PgRUNgsY
in all m brsnches at the Golden Bell We exsmiued macy OF
the ssmpe heh shown 10 aud do not bestsss In
II eqes II superior 10 OF
an port son bat wish Mr. MERCHANT success
an esashueB OF this hind has long been needed BY the
ladies and Ienemen OF this city We also shown the
nos TOILET sces-such Combs Brushes. &c -
behed Ladies Of the upper ten don't fail TO instruct
yout coshnen to tsn up the OF Broadway snd
inspect for youeves the beauties CT the Golden
Bell To ysI IL will repay you Tor your Trouble ten old
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advertise RENT
ELEGANT PARLOR PAPERS.

sUIpstS a BKEtD. lnPrten. Mpuf.e'ufes ssd Jss-
bers Wal fspsgs gbr ard sPscioas wssehsess.
No. - Broadway now receiving. ant ~ni eeaunss
By vssss svins thr och the
lstest ,,ir>evs Witch Eur,pess
ss rrocue- the line e Plain Gcd snd Nelvs< D.
cosArivE WALL PAFkss Thns@ s1oru the walls
OF heu twei0ss beatty and ehe.py vifs rich ed
rLAsoksrt HAssNGs ss.pt.d to Cottage Hall Pslsss.
invited O call .De examine h ree attractive socs-
~ aH BE- .ads loo ssd oil shsii b. ~trh
pt1 ess a1e Sse sslL Merchants spDlieS III Aasr
goods o. lowest possible p-'ces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-07

TIE DLyAULTIS6 BAsK TELLKR Justice Con.
molly yesterday delivered lengthy written decision
in the case Of VIM Post Sacket.. la;e Receiving
Teller OF the Market Bank, charged with enbezr,ng
$4,000 of the funds of the Bank. He decided to
bold Mr. Ssckett and lay the testimony taken, before
TIE Grand Jury for their action.
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IAdyertlseuent.l

IT WAS NO HUMBUG. Yesterday the Ladies
were most areeaby disappointed 10 the announcement Of
N.,us CHAs HARD s. Co No SOL Grand 8ut fe could
real tb. fact they had the evidence bsfore them
Th.i Rich sppg and SILKS and Of the latest style
too; declare Only 2ib per ysrd.
10 IL ps..ibe But come let the crowd becoming
60 dense h almost sufJcating have got all we want ct
presnt. ,-
Pit with difficulty. rejecting the sudden aud incon
c.sbe Dry Goods in se1ersl and Rich Spring
6iIks in particular.
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To THE PUBLIC-The BRASDRETH HOUSE u
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~ DEPOT.

En,ranee a LispspGd and Caaalsta ,
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uau o'eloci the afternoon GEO sLArEa late OF re
kevYorr Hotel intends the cooking depsft 10
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B. Dinner sad sapper Pslties can be seeanmoisset
With r ous n eesifed.
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TEAs.-The best assortment of FINE TEAS WIN
found the CANTON TIA CosrAxrs -
se.snt store No Is Ckshan Ct bss-eea Peasl Rsoss
vess the oldest Tee estsbsh the city. We
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fAAvsrtisement-l

Gas! Gas New styles Of Gas FIxTuRHs,
out whocsaIs buyers ere psscsssy invited 10 es TIE
gest hsaslctariaS D4pbt Of Aacnx., wAs.ss O. No
N Brpslvvy Also The bsss Portable 00 W9n No Cen
IN DvelHass Chursiss ~ vsstsybs h ~ sokaey.
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weoo thi. re.d.ree No Ssl 6b~ His .,. Of tesehiar
h. v,ry t-cided stvsntsses hOsccHsos.rte Bossss,
varanted ssprrior % AT othes ksp eoasAady 60 haal
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ADVERTISEMENT
BLAKE's PATENT FRE-PRooF PANT. No. 1ls
PeGls--See reer head Of Paints
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fA6yertiseuert |


Remember the HUTCHINSON FAMILY give their
last in Ne~.yofk at the Taoernsc.e, WEosEs
EyEAINC, April H.
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ArTEyPrrp RUN or Yovs6 GIRL A rsther
ksrc,cue your- rul tlrsheth Davis ths; sire
from Pi evesing and hoase
ir ,ler tert sy wife ara three ds1sher' Where
ste expected fEd female iierd OF ses tina sac oaut
b. rsrst aid agreed paying IS week bosEi. that
ieIt reILs ssfrg abe tou.t that her money hsd
been seer sre her esd bstter ihtn ihe ssold be-
that they have sctn.e her dees her eavaE the
loa and sks cot service ts unless she eH %
ersd ce eeEy and uacts ocsr - 40 siia hsr aai
nett
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We can attention to the loss Of the Aner'c
Emig, ant sociesy's Collection Book. An inpr'Pe
use nay be made Of it, II it hss not fallen into homes
hands.
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VtTKAGEOIs hObBLk1 ~-Mrs Mary Drsc0II cOm
psif that ,h- sv,d the ship Rhine from Londcn about
three webs vtia bud husband Hugh James odscol
House No "a Naerst. that three evenings sfee
their ay. the above entered her roc, waie shs
her clothes tied her hand .ai foot aud robbed
her Of sov.resns hsI marriage certificate, and the rings
from her lefI her sost nsked the 40 wh-rs
she remained for ally two days unryed and that che has
heara of nsiiher VI Tie I'll.
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TIE Pin WHITE EsBEzZLEsESr CAsE-ARREsr
CoMFLAISASr UsrRY The OF Pile y lirs.
CHARGED with snbeExins diamonds ke ths vaEe OF eco
tie JoreTsy OF N. TaJlor. Of Ch,nlhest under
snnso1 YESTERDAY afternoon sefoEe Jutee Connolly and
aNsr all amount Of testimony t>kea .3Oar sos 10
wset As TIE complainant IN the act 81 esvas the
Coat ke arrested BY serz. Martin, waSrsa
s1ec BY Justice CrebnsD ehs-sug him lib Akies oas
interest money be had lo.sed t. Mrs Ausass Wood
worth 81 No 30 Mulbe,pr Mp W. alleges that 90 thu
i4h of February ssS .he deposited With Ts yor
ard received th osn Of te for which she ssresd TO
in-ies ~ - monts She also states thsi
other times be has o,ned her and compelled
her p.y s~fu icerst fer the Of This accused
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CITY ITEMS.

Good Friday wa celebrated in the customary man.
Der yesterday. The Catholics, especially pay psr-
tculr attention to the observance Of this dv. The
basement of the Church of ST Vincent Gu Paul
French was tas'efuly decorated, and numerouly
after ded durir 9 the day and evening. At st Pat
ricks Archbishop Hughes preached the Passion Ser
monte crowded congregation. TIE Repository OF the
Cathedral Was gorseously orn,mented, and W.
visited by hundred. Of persons. The other churches
of the came denomination were similarly decorated,
and attracted numerous visitors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-07

INSTALLATION OF TEE INV HEALTH OFFICER
DIR. Ricbsrd II. Thompson, the newly. appointed
Health Officer, was sworn into Office, yesterday morn
ing, BY the County Clerk, q. the City Hall. He
mme disiey left The City for Staten Island to super
sede Dr. Bartlett
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-07

WV. GLAND bourne will lecture at the Broadway
Tabernacle on Monday evening next 9th inst on
The LABoRER The TRADER and THE CAPITALIST,
showing their mutual relations and interests. The
subject is of the widest and deepest consequence,
and Mr. Bourne has studied aud pondered it with an
earnest desire to know and proclaim the truth. As
the lecture will be free, trust very large audience
will attend; and then if Mr.. should seem TO err on
any point, others may axe up the discussion and
carry it forward to just aud benefcent conclusions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-07

CoxxIssloSIRs OF PoLioE-GooD FRTDr-N
tie organisation Of the Board Of Commissioner Of
Police, they resolved 70 hold two stated meetings
every week-the fns on Tuesday, for opp ointment"
and examination CT applicants, and the second on
Friday, for trials exclusively. Yesterday the Com
u,siopers met, but, in consequences Of the day be-
ing Good Friday, close fast in the Roman Catholic
church. they immediately adjourned.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-27
IEla RARRgElAl09 DODlElAaa

10 The proposed Southern Party, the pro-
ject of which originated at a public meeting
recently held at Columbus, Georgia, is hearth
ly supported by most of leading Democratic
presses OF the South. The New Orleans Del
tn, in the course of long article on the sub
ject, says:
g The signs of the times are too significant to
allow Of mistake misapprehension and few
persons doubt but that the organization of South
crn party on the Georgia platform. or some
similar platform. must be the result Within the
last few months the idea Of such a party has been
gaining ground rapidly, and many of our ablest
men regard it as a necessary measure FOR self
defence.
The South Carolina papers all hail the move
ment with peculiar JOY. Several Southern
wing Journals also seem disposed to favor the
movement. n proposition TO patronise here
after no Massachusetts, goods, to lay an en-
barge on the importation of such into South
crn States, ETC., is likewise heartily responded
to all through the South, many newspapers
being apparently very eager to punish Massa-
chusetts. There are, however, a large body
Of men in the South who are not at all dis
posed to join sectional party, and if the
North should retaliatc, the South will find it
losing game.-SUn.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-27

THE EARTH's RING.-The Boston correspon-
dent of the New Y York Tribune says:
ssIn one of my letters / gave you some ac-
count of the Earth's Ring, discovered or rath-
er identified by Lieut.. Jones of the Navy-as
l called him. ] have since learned that the
fortunate finder of our planets ornament is
not a Lieutenant but Chaplain. He is the
Reverend George Jones, believe-certainly
he is the Reverend Jones. He was formerly a
clergyman at Annapolis, Nd, and was appoin-
ted Chaplin in the expedition to Japan. BY
the advice of some scientific friends he devo-
ted himself during the voyage to observations
in the Hodiacal Light, phenomenon of the
natural history of the Heavens which has puz-
zled astronomers for long while and of which
the only theory previous to that of Mr.. Jones
was the unsatisfactory one that the Light vas
ring around the sun between the earth's orbit
and the orbit of Mars. BY series of otserya-
tions carefully made, morning and evening,
for two or three years, in all the latitudes ira
versed on the voyage to and from japan, Mr.,
Jones has come to the conclusion, supported
by chain of, apparently Irresistible reasoning.
that the zodiacal light is ring around the
earth inside of the moons orbit, and probably
in the same plane with that orbit. 1t is not so
dense as the ring of Saturn apparently, though
on that point, as we'll as on its breadth, thick
ness and exact distance from the earth it is
not possible at present TO form a reliable
opinion.''
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-27

SrAMPEDE OF ssOLD LINERS. ."-The number
of oforiginal democrats in all parts of the coun-
try who are severing their connection with
the pseudo-democracy, is a theme of newspa-
per comment every where. The latest nota-
bilities who have come out from the foul party
are Cor. WM. II. POLK, brother of eX-Presi-
dent Polll, who is announced as the Ameri-
can candidate for Congress in one Of the dis
trfcts of Tennessee, and Major ANDREW JACK
SON DoNELsoN, private S Secretary to President
Jackson, his adopted son and successor at the
Hermitage, who has recently come before the
public and renounced and rejected the Pierce
democracy as spurious and unworthy OF adhe-
renee Such as these are the immediate rep
resentatiyeS of the sold hero,'' into whom it
was his pride and JOY to instil principles OF
pure democracy; and their desertion Of rot
ten cause will serve to show to what corrup-
tion modern democracy has fallen.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-27

MovEMEST FOR TIE PREsiDEScY.-We are
enabled to inform the Albany Argus that u pri-
vate mectang of officials holding place under
the Administration, has been held in this city
within a few days, at which it was resolved
that every means should be used to promote the
candidacy of the Hon. William l.. Marcy for
the Presidency; at the next National Demo
cratic Convention. In copying this inlOrma-
tion into its colums, we especially desire that
the Argus shall not omit to mention that con-
trary To the universal expectation among the
Democrats, this private meeting of Mr. Mar
cy's friends passed no resolutions against Knolo
NohiHgisBa, and took no steps whatever to
bring about "a union Of the party" We know
that the Argus will express its deep regret at
these cirumStances.-N. Y. Netcs.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-27
A GAruERIxG OF THE CLANS.

Among other queer things that have sprung
out of the National Baby show, is center
prize" the like of which, if successfully carried
out, the world viii never have seen before
Several gentleman it seems, have associated
together and subscribed 100000 to be eNpen-
ded in getting together ''Congress of Ma
tions,' that is to say, living specimens, male
and female, of every nation on the habitable
globe, all in their native costume, except when
they are nude. Great care will be used in Sc
lecting the finest specimens, and when conve-
nent, preference will be given to such persons
as play upon some instruments of music
Such a sfudywas of course never before brought
under the eye of mortal man. The Congress
of Nations will nece ssarily include all the va
rious tribes of indians in the world-Esquc-
maux, Japanese. Laplanders, Persians, Cir
casians, Turks Arabs, Hotentots, Bushmen,
Caifirs, all the Asiatics, &c, &c. Some lS
months or more may be required to make the
entire collection, but interesting portions of it,
it is thought, can be obtained at much cari-
er period Ne1c Yers Express.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-27

GAvAzzI Is CoMING.-In compliance with
special invitation of many influential and dis
tinguished members of the American party,
our worthy friend, Alexander Gavazzi, has
consented to visit once more the United States,
and lecture in all the most important cities in
the Union. His ARRIVAL in New York will be
about the 5th of September next, and before
that time we shall be enabled to publish the
address sent to him by his American friends
and admirers, giving an account of the ar
rangements made by the proper committee
We learn that efforts are being made tosccurc
Castle Garden, or the Academy of Music, in
order 10 give the RefOrmer of Italy dignified
reception. His first lecture will be 's.gHsertca
fer the .4fHericGns,' and in his journey through
the Uuion, Gavazzi will be accompanied by
an old distinguished member OF the Amcri-
can party, whose name has already occupied
an honorable place in the national literary
world.-N. Y. Crusader.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-27
From the Princelon Prsss-Frtra.l

FIRE AT PRINCETON. At about l O'Clock on
Thursday morning, the Machine Shop Foun-
dry office of the ssPrinceton Press" and the
brick dwelling adjoining, were all destroyed
by fire. How the fire originated is not known;
when discovered the foundry was on fire-the
engines were not longin coming on the ground,
but various hindrances prevented them from
getting to work speedily. In the mean time
the fire had made sufficient progress to battle
all efforts to subdue it, Eight printing press
es cold and new were destroyed. There was
not yestagc of the printing office left. We
are indebted to the kindness Of tic Mercer
County Mirror Office, for printing this slip
All the business connected witt, these depart
ments will be nessessariIy delayed for few
days, we hope not long. Our thanks are due
to the Fire Department for their zeal and en-
ergy, and to many citizens for various acts of
kindness.