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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-10
Tor PHILADELPHIA by the CAMDEN and

l. VIZ EI1lbhDf.LI lila W INC Ch'iDi'A' ""u
Il AMBOY RAILROAD-From Pier No. N. r., fSot OF
Battery pseeThe Camden and Amboy Railroad Iue' for
Phi sdelpbis will leave ss 70 love:
MoRSxc LINE A; o'clock A VI. daily (Suudsys eNeepeO
by the steamer JOHN POTTER, Capt John SIN l59n Tor
Amboy thence by and aIbosts 70 Pin Phia
Fare BY ttis Line. 81 Is.
AFTERNoos ExFKEss LiyE-M O'Clock VI. daily (Sun
oy. excepted b, the JOHN POTTER stopping Of
Jsnesown B,bi,own BOrdentnwn and Burogtsn, sIi'ns
at Phil.de pbs about q F. w. Fare by E.pres. ne 81
Far. 20 Freehold and Monmouth ether line Soc Meals
sided on bo.rd-pinIer 75c BIetsf.s and Suppsr, SOC
Return Passengers will leave Philsdepha at A. W. aud
Pm.
$50.
En- grart Line SAP. N. Fare, 81 IS.
Fy pounds OF basssge allowed each passenger Psssn
ger. are piohi TAXING anything baggage bat .her
wearing Attare All Baggage fifty pourds 20 be- paid Tor
extra The Company limit their resp inability t0r baggage TO
on, dol Ar per r be liable for amount be-
yopd 100, except by special contract L. BLISS. Agent
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CUPRFME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES c. HA-

CUPREME COURT--GEORGE G.. HA-
- THoRNE JR.. as,nst THOMAS w. HGGGINS.-Sum-
NOM for onty demand (Com not ser) To the
DtLdap Ycu hereby summoned and required 10 answer
tho complaint In this action which day fled In the ose
81 the City and Of wYork 1t tho City
Hal in sd Cry snd copy Of your answer TO the said
compsnt the subscriber at bis office No 81 Wt 10 thu
City of within twenty days after tho service Of this
you exclusive Of the day OF such service and
Won fail 20 the laid complaint within tho time Aforesaid
he psinf hi, action wi take against you for tho
.um Of three hundred spd thirty dollars with interest nom
the third OF thousand eight hundred and
m v beside the Of his acton and " protest Of note
Dated November 9. 1855
,xGU No. "a WAl-st-
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REAT CENTRAL ROU I E.
" she Throu Oh Ticket .nd Freight Once sitbs
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
ana .rer Railroad aaa Steamboat Connections TO Chesro
Nvaalee Gaens Barls.on St Louis, Cairo, snc 81 ssina
Wei and SouihwfT.. -,~> . j.
Va sUsPENsION FRIDGE BUYPALO, or OSWEGo, 70 II
~. l73 BROADWAY, y. Y.
co,,,r Of Co,rtiand..s. DARIUS CLARK, Agent
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DENNS vANIA RAILROAD.-THREE

III \ y I = <tlNId htII4LAO dU- IT hTlE
i DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHILA-
DELPHIA and PIrl SBURGH-Ths MORNING. MAIL
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pusbursh "A A. N, snd
leaves PttsbuIsh for Phlsdelphia The FAST LkE
Pt ladspa for Ptt.bDlsh 81 y snd pia.orsh for
Phi sde pha 81 IL NJ The NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN caves
Phnaee ha for Pittsburgh at II P. ~ and Pittsburgh for PHI
adephs At 10 p. VI
Tie above lines connect Pnbursh with the suroIs 20
and rom ST. Louis No.. A'tor Gsens and Chicago ll.
Fsnkfcrt Ls xipgop and Louisville, Ky Tire Hsute Msd'
SON La Fsy.tte ard Indianapolis ind Cincinnati, Dayton,
Spir s6eld Beleontsne SAndusky Toledo Cleveland Co
lumbus Zanesvle. M.aon. snd Wooster Ohio sso With
Louisville arc Cincinnati $500
further particulars hand 81 b In the hotels Of this
City will ind this he shortest, expsdi
an cor ortsble route between the Eat aid Wes
Through cb be had q. either Of the aforementioned
places In the West. or II
r. D. DEAN, Agent, New Jersey Ra'lro,d Co ,fo,t Of
Court and,-st., York.
J. L. ELLIcoTr. Agent, Psnu,yiyAnia Railroad Co..
No Astor House, New-Nosk.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent cor. 18th and Market sts,
Ncw.YoEk. April -, 1855 Philadelphia
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IN RO.D-WTNTER ARRANGEMENT Nov. 5. 1850 =,
Trans LEAVE NEwYoRg-For New Bsven-1 8, NJ,
OK } 1880. $50 (E1 and Ac 4. tES.l $50 n For
T% ESQ ), Fe1 Ml@13 ssrs95d FtIdsll s1a.aR'It
JAN. f9:so $40 ok and Ae.) 4(Exl 4;So 5:l5 NJ
Fer Dnien .3d GTeenSieha7 la;so S;9 En :. az, 81
$50 "a 4:se, Sis ~ For Port che'ts, and New
Roehel!e-7 ga NJ; 1850 500, $3.50, Is 6l5 " For
6:l5P N. A. a.
(Ex1 For Hartford and spIDsh.ld-S, 10 y 1880, NJ,
tExJ For Cobneecat Rive. Railroad TO Montreal g
(Ex.5 For Cant. Rairoad-sA !Ex . 1850 r NJ p tSr
ro.d-sA NJ For Naugsuck RsiIoAd-s A. NJ 500 K. VI.
For Danbury and NOrwaIk RAilroAd-7 A. NJ ar ";
Tp,Ixs Tos NsW-YOs K-Frvn New Hsyen-5:Sl, !, $3.50
AMAiI;A5 CFIJ $50, s:25 p ttx.l From sni.ePlrt-
Souu.s-s 6:H s:i5 IC:52 A. NJ 2:5s. tEx SIS, $3.50
p FrJ From Pot Chestsr-5:jo 6:i3. 3 1851 il:S
a n 40 s;Z7 p NJ JAMES n. HOYT, Supt.
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NEW WIDE. GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

NEW WIDE GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
~ YORK to ROCHESTER-The RIO HESTER sud
GENEsEE VALLEY RAiLR 'ADi. nox open, and, lie con.
nee ton Buffalo Corning and York and Nsr orb
and Erie Railroads forms direct route from Se~iok "
Rochester.
foI forded BY the wide eode By far The most dear
alb, the 'boye u'med cineA
!ickts can be procured the HewYork and Erie Railroad
Ticket Oic. foot DuAEe and No. 1875 Broadway also
Jersey city.
Baggage checked through.
Freshts will re rsspoted between Sesf York and Koch
ester th Dispatch. ANY information desired IN fsEard thereto
can be obtained hS cal ing the Genera Freight Agent q
the New ork and Ers nAirosd Erie Buildings, or L g.
TAPPAN Expire. : Freight Agent No. las BroadE
No trains on The Buffalo Cororg ADD New York Railroad on
Sunday. }. n hEDFlELD' superintendent
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
ofihe Count, Il New Y'Ia aes hereby (i,ss 70 ~
D. rSons HAVING sssin-t NATHANIEL CNDERHtLL,
i. Of the City fhswlo dsoe..ed TO pfe.sss the
ID the voucl ereof 10 the sshIher No S7 varisk
81 or No rs Spnrg In he Gay Of Ne~iok or before
tie 10Th dsy Of MAY pssf.
Dated NeEYork, Nov. 2, lssS -
ELIZABETH UNDEaHILL
JULIA ANN SHAW,
rs lsw6mS Exeestises
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ONG ISLAND Sundays ex

7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD Sundays ex-
- eepedl-L-svs Brooklyn of Gr.enport: 10 A. NJ Tor
Hpb.Lk 10 A. NJ. ard SATURDAY 3b p tcI tnniaeiae
u NJ and g. 8 .ne P ~ for Jsn,ies % A H. /; D.,
.aa $50 p n. Lesve eenport nor brooxlyn 10 "a
Yspbank Hiss A ~, Mondays, e;lo A. ~ La':is,a
lads P. On Mondays, e:Se A. NJ: FsInaeS.e =: a. ~
.,d ~; Syossst 7:S5 A NJ. and P. Hsmps.ead 900
A N. and $50 p Jsa3ies, $50. 7:o an s;t d. aAa
?. 10 and i;40 p ".
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NTFW. JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHlLA-
IN DrLPHIA ard the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITYCnted State, Mail and Lines: Leave New York
Sand 10 M and and P Throush IN four hours. Sec
ond ess ~ IS In he TO- 81 IS in and - ia and 10 H.
and sP The New jersey Accommodation Line lesye' 81
I2W a, : stepping ct station. Through etssold
FOR Gil cipn.ti tst 49, and the West and for Baltimore Wash
irgeu Nortk & and through baggage checks to "ah'os
top In 8 A. M. and 8 p. NJ
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
of the County e New York notice hereby given I'll
persons hsv claims against SARAH ROBERTS, iso Of the
DIV OF N~wYck, deceased to present the with yooeh
thereof to the subscribers, at the ONCE OF EpESm
Brown No SOC Granl.st IN the City OF New fork b.
fore the Sh day April next Dated New o, The 9th day
o. Oct be- 1873 NATHAN ROBERTS, I ADMINISTRATORS
nc6 lax6mS EPHRAIM U. BROWN '
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CORPORATION NOTICE of SALE Of PROP

CORPORATION NOTICE OF SALE Of PROP
~ ERTY ss CSPAID AsSEssNE sTS.-P sefSe nssiss ,
h-r- BY given tbs, s.e 81 properly for uopssd
.n tale plsoe :. Pnee suction az the CITY Hall tss oJ
u ocoek a. and be continued from day day yBsn The
whole OF sd pcrsry shsll be sold shs sale bong resale
soil unrad, Which
vas sa or unpaid previoas TO the sale Of 100,
.th aid pr,y,oa, sslss have been declared vd s -
taed Of the property be sold for unpaid
IS pubishea in The Evening Post daily ssvvspG,
PIN ted ard uhshtd IN the city Of New York. and eoss
sa my be Obtained 81 The ContssLers oees.
Ne. Hall OF Rseerss -.
BY order the Mayor Aldermen and Cemnonafy Of the
City fNewYok ander the direction Of the Cootreuer OF
Ike Cry of ~.Nok-DItsd New YoFk, A1f 81. rSn
81 iswl5wS AUG'S PuRDY Clerk Of Afyea1
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VNHE NEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
Il STATES NAIL gTEAkERS-The sl,ps eonlposing thh

fVHE NEW-1ORk and LIVEhfOOL UNIFIED
i STATES MAIL sTEAhERS.-Ths ships sompodng this
line the following:
ATLANTIC, Capt. Ven PACIFlC, Capt Nye.
BALTIC, Capt. Comstoek ADRIA1IC
These ships having been built by contract expressly r the
Government service every has been tan consrue
ton also their TO insre strength and peed and
their x unequaed for elegance
and comfort Pnee Of passsse from Nav Yorh &c Lvcpoo in
fass cabin $780, IN second Do, SIS exclusive use Of
ira $685. from Liverpool 70 50 and
% An experienced srsson ssshed 70 each ship No
berth seGured anti paidyor.
PROPOSED DATES OF sAILiNo.
HEw-YoRK. PROM LlvEntooSs
WEDNESDAY. Oct 81, Es5 sAT1TRDAy ....Nov. s. Iss
WEDNESDAY. Nov. H. 1855 SATURDAY Nov. H. 1855
WEDNESDAY Nov. q, 1855 SATURDAY. dec / 1855
WEDNESDAY Dec r. 1855 SATURDAY Dec. IS 1855
WEDNESDAY. Dec. %, 1855 SATURDAY....De& a. 1855
FOR freight or passage, spply 20
EbW'D X. COLLINS, NO. Wal-r, N. T.
BROWN SMILEY Co.. Liverpool
STEPHEN HENNARD Co.,
n Austen Frsrs, London.
p. q. WAINWRIGHT Co., Paris.
GEO. II. DRAPER, Have
The OF these ships vii not be sccountsAs or gold,
Ever bohon specie esey precious stones metals, unless
bills lsag signed theoor and the value tharof therein
expressed.
Shippers will please the ships this ns
carry any soods eontysbsnd Of war
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DATRIOTIC LINE-New Line Of NEw-YORK

DATRIOTIC LINE.-New Line ofNEW-YORK
i and LIVERPOOL PACKETS. This line viii DO com.
posed Of the following new and splendid 'sip. yii
g. CLAY; go tun. Surden. p.yd csols..
The above vessel. have recently built and are the
fbey are by eIperiene. and .bnyy fss
accommodations are very uPehor and every sssricn WIN -
Of .hippes For fright or Ps..s:s apply to
fof 1S.5oo EFksBS Co No. or.
Y'HE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN STEAM.
SHIP LINE for soUIHAMMPPF2rH ar uAsh I'm, me
W.msck commander will posi- lively sail as sboye on SAT
uRDAY Nov a at precisely from pier 81 North River
foot tf Ch.mberst go.
First el.. passage .:'.'.'..''''.:''''.. $40 aiS
Second class I Rs'sIsf Di1;: o; SAILING: Wv
soRrs ssP E"io Now s s52T 's sraR
ARlkA''''''''' O'' 10 snIa sfIR:;:: Dec. Is
.,. ,A,v h.v. ...ru.. aud are built and
the best msnner for safety and comfort Class .nd
B s. se1 % sfn IL d ssI'i u
Good. enc specie taken At reduced parcels prepaid
" % ?S HRRSS F0s ' ssS sss .ss York
CRosKEY Co Southampton and No. 81 Gfscs-
ALBERT n CHRYsTIE, No. sPl.ce de |. BOurss,
cHsSsTIr, scHLoEssMAN Co., No q 0u.i
Casimir Delsyisne, Havre.
CALNG-DAYS 9Th and Goth of each Month
ORour Hoys from Ocesn Dee an BY Panama Raro.d-
basssss IeeThr1ush for Ca iforDs via Panaua R.oed
TIE UNITED STATES MAIL srEtMsHP CoaPAs1
intend 10 diFpsch fo1 Aspnwal on TUESDAY, Nov 20
ocrek P M prtciseIy fom Pier foot OF WsnensS Norh
River well known and write steamship EMPIRE CII1
CsIt Wnde n,,,
Paer gers add mails will be Iw.rdsd by Psnsms Railroad
and conn Paoas with the P,chc Mail etea dip Com
pary', mssuheent steamship SONORA, Rcbrd VIII ing
comm witch viii be Ia readiness AID leave imsG'
atsly fcI San Francisco. o..
The public are nforu ed thst the Pscife Mail Steamship
n s1x hav
ready avoid possible detention OF passengers
Of mas
For psss,g apply TO l. w RAYMOND =, the only office
OF the companes No. In Vests vi Warren ST., N T.
IT S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-FOr
u BANANA and NEW-ORLE ANS.-On SATURDAY,
Nov II NJ from risr loot OF Warren " R. the ftst
and f,voSite steamship GRANADA, Capt. s. r Grtn VIII
sail ss above
Pa,ssee can be secured ct he Coup.ny's office.
Freish New. 0rlesps 81 Ger e Per .ueic foot -
shippers Oil be supplied with blank bills OF sinI OF the
form seped by the Company application ~ Their once NO
ether forms signed and bill Of sdps will be signed afer the
hour OF ssiitg
For frsisb or psee spry 81 ths orse o. az sp,gs1y'
No III WeFt+t., esIper OF warren III. y. hoof-nio.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County HewSors notice hereby given TO all per
sons having claims against SARAH GRIN late OF the C,y
Of NtwyoIk deceased O. present the same With vouchers
thereof the subsc his resesce No is5 Muiee,ys
IN he City Of EewYork before the third day Of NNch
York thirty day Of August.
al Isw6mS- OWEN SWEENY, Executor.
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9nrs.

Il reopeped their with stock Of Furs consisting
Royal Emine Russian and Hudson Bay Stables, Mink ston.
hn &c which beauty and elegance ciuno be surpassed
being selected and manufactured under their supervision
Purchasers are solicited inspect Orders and repairing
attended TO- JOSEPH j. NEWMANN& Co, 42l Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

Mr.. WISE FOR THE PREsIDENCY-A DIFFER
ENCE AMONG THE DocroRs-Mr. Wise having
signified that if nominated and elected to the
Presidency, he would rule our abolition fusion
lists to their hearts content, the Evening Post,
which will not forget nor forgive his Van Blu
rem "reminiscences, confesses that it does not
like the dose. The philosophers Of the Tribune,
on the other hand, say that Wise is better than
booboo or doughface. Let the democracy
give us Wise. The idea is that the Pierce Van
Buren, element in New York will be cut off as
it was in ls48, only more so. We, too, must
confess that there is some danger upon this
score. The subject should at once be taken up
in Tammany Hall. The victorious Virginia
democracy go for Wise-the defeated New
Hampshire democracy declare for Pierce. Is
Tammany for the victorious or defeated de-
mocracy? Let US hear from Tammany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

WHERE IS THAT Police COMMITTEE Last
winter the Legislature appointed special
committee to investigate alleged abuses in the
police department and police courts of this
city. 1t is now eight or nine months since the
committee was raised, at three dollars per day
and stationery, and we have never heard of a
meeting Of it. 1t has been in session-when
where if it has obtained information, what
has become of it When will it meet again ?
We should like to report its proceedings as
they may be important. We believe that the
Hon. David O'Keefe was named as chairman
of the committee. Perhaps he will be good
enough to answer some of the above pertinent
inquiries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

How SwINDLERs ARE PUNISHED IN ENGLAND
Sir John d. Paul and his partners, Messrs. Stra-
han and Bates, who were for many years lead
ing London bankers, failed some time since,
and disclosed that they had, when pressed for
money, disposed of securities placed in their
hands on deposit, and applied the money to
their own necessities. They were arrested and
tried for the offence, and we learn by this mail
that the sentence pronounced upon them is
fourteen years transportation. Sir John D..
Paul was baronet, magistrate, leading
member of the church, and of several religious
and charitable societies 4; his connections, as
we'll as those of his partners, were highly re-
spectacle and influential. Yet they have been
sentenced to the same punishment as would
have been allotted to them if they had been
the lowest criminals. There is lesson in the
sentence by which we may profit Such swim
dies as that of StraEan, Paul Il Bates have not
been unknown in this country But we are not
aware that any Wall street operator was ever
sentenced to fourteen years imprisonment, or
even four.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

Tue New HAMPSHIRE DEMOCRACY TAKING
SouSDNGs.-The democracy Of New Hamp-
shire, in State convention, have resolved sub
stantially that the Know Nothings are pack
of outlaws; that the Maine liquor "statoot' is
nuisance; that squatter sovereignty is the
genuine article; that everything that has been
done by our Pierce administration is exactly
right, and that accordingly he is just as much
entitled to second term as General Jackson
This is what may be called taking soundings
When they touch bottom what noise there
will be in Concord.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

The RAvEI TROUPE AGAIN AT EBLo's.-The arrival
Jerome Ravel in the steamship Pacific, yesterday with
several artists has rendered their great troupe
numerous, powerful and attractive than ever Among
the latest arrivals Mile Robert announced. This
lady direct from the Grand Opera House Of Paris
where she highly esteemed premiere ddnse,se, e,
tous gos Her rank in the profession is established by
the fact that she divided the honors with Mile Certo
the production Of lie Prophee, dancing the pas
that artistic on the alternate evenings and winning
fame and appreciation by the rivalry Mile Robert is not
the most beautiful among the beauties of the ballet
but her form is cxquisey moulded and her great talent
undeniablc We have doubt she will prove most
attractive feature in the Ravel Famys entertainments
The pantcmime Of "Asphodel' will be revived for the
ops ming night which win occur in about week or ten
days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

On Thursday, Nov. is, at 81. Johns Chapel by the
Rev Dr. Haght, T. CLINTON McsAE 10 EMILY g., daughter
OF Valentine p. Harrison, Esq, all Of this city
On thursday Nov. 15 by the Rev. r. L. Magoon, HENRY
ALERT MASON TO Miss L. sIocux all u this city.
On Tuesday evening" Nov. 49, by the Rev. James Milett
a. his residence No MI Fast Seventeenth street. Mr.
THosAs g. HOLDEN, of Ipswich, Mass to Miss ELIZA JASs
WHTroRD, Of Danbury, Conn.
On Wednesday, Nov. ~, by the Rev. Samuel Cooke,
rector Of ST. Bartholomew THOMAS SHgRs ANNIE MOOR
HEAD daughter Of the late John Aoorhead, Esq.
Wednesday evening Nov IL, at the residence the
brides ather by the Rev. Henry Fox, Mr.. sAmuKi z.
IrE Miss Etvna BARKER ecest daughter Of ex.Alder
uan Parker, all 81 Williamsburg, L. l.
% Ncrwslk. Conn, On Tuesday, Nov H. AT the resi-
eec.s Jucge Butter BY the Rev. W. b Weed, EDWIN
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the beast, and the elories OF the day on which the
British turned their backs on Manhattan Island are
fast fading away. Alderman Ely's resolution au-
thorizng contract for the removal of offal, pro-
vded it entail no expense upon the city, was adopted
No other business Of general importance was trans
acted.
The Board of Supervisors met last evening, and
ordered the payment of few bills, after which
they adjourned to Thursday next.
The thirtyfourth anniversary of the Hebrew Be-
nevolent Association was celebrated last night at
the Chinese Assembly Rooms in Broadway. At 8
o'clock the company, about two hundred strong.
sat down to excellent dinner, to which Justice
was done in full. The annual report showed that
sixteen hundred persons had been assisted during
the past year, and $4,000 had been expended in be-
nevolent purposes. Our report OF the proceedings
is crowded out Of to-day's paper.
The case Of Antonio Suction, held under the ex
tradition treaty with France on charge of forgery
came up in the United States Circuit Court yester
day, on motion for habeas corpus to bring up
the prisoner. The motion was denied, and the pro-
ceedings before the Commissioner confirmed. The
documents have been sent to Washington for the
action of the government.
William high passenger on board the steamer
ArasA, was arrested yesterday and brought before
the United States Marshal, on charge of attempt
ing to bride a custom house officer, by rendering
him gold sovereign to induce him to pass free
some baggage which contained dutiable goods. The
accused was held to answer.
On Tuesday night incendiary attempts were made
upon the premises No. 3lS and 343 West Nineteenth
street. Fortunately but trifing damage was done
in either instance.
Under the telegraphc head we publish an exceed.
ingy interesting letter upon the Danish Sound dues
and Japan treaty questions, written by exPresident
John Tyler.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

THE M1ssoURI observation-disclosures vs..
ATcHIsoN-KANsAs-A vain attempt has been
made in the Missouri Legislature to 90 into
the election Of United States Senator, to fill
he vacancy Of Atchison, whose term has ex-
PRED. The Benton democrats, it seems, have
passed resolutions against the Know Nothings,
which may be considered as shot at Atchi-
son, who is charged with being member of the
terrible brotherhood. The final solution of
the feud will probably be the election of some
outside whig, thus leaving both Benton and
Atchison high and dry. Such are the invaria-
BILE results of the harmonies between the demo-
cratic softs and hards. Even when finally set
aside in Missouri, however, both Atchison and
Benton will have fine field open in Kansas
for the renewal of the fight. In fact, next to
California, Kansas is the place for the rejuve-
nation of exhausted politicians; and when Ben
ton and Atchison get there, Kansas will be the
place, of all others, for our Prince John and
his Syracuse resolutions Ho, for Kansas!
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InRTy-FoFRTH ANNIVERSARY
Of the
HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY,


HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY,
Established in 1922.
NEW YORK, Nov. /. 1855
DEAR SR-We have the honor to invite you to join the
members of the HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY of this CITY,
at their THIRTY FOURTH ANNIVERSARY DINNER at the Cf
ASSEMBLY Rooms, in Broadway, on THURSDAY the
10Th inst.
The continued existence Of this noble charity is the
best evidence Of the beraty with which has been sup
ported and II is CRAFTY ing 10 TO be able TO you
that the bounos which it has received have been
thiy bestowed upon the helpless and needy Soon again
will be called upon to administer s'CfARrY'' to
poorer fellow and the past leads hope that
annual appeal for aid will not be made in vain. We
trust that the present occasion, will be with
in person ard in benevolence.
May ask, that you will be pleased TO inform either
Of the undersigned Of your hind acceptance of this in
vitation, by Tuesday, the 18th inst.
Most truly, your osedient servants,
H. AR0NS0N President, 10 and 81 william ST.,
j. J. J0ACHIMsUN, Vice President, lis Nassau st.,
JACOB MACK Treasurer William ST.
II. Davidson, Cedar ST., p. King, l65 William st.,
l. Haber, IS Dey st., J. Goldsmith, 40 Cedar st.,
4. Bernstein AIS Broomest., H. Lewis, 155 Broadway,
g. 5. Mawson, ~ Md lane, j. Aden 125 Maiden lane.
A. LAZARUS, Secretary, 70 William street.
The Hebrew Benevolent Society distinguished for its
large receipts and disbursements We hardly hear
Of pauper who is Isrseite, which clearly proves
that the chosen people, take good of their own
II some OF the Christian societies equally effective
the Ten would not have the Of so many
fereign paupers.
The circular that attracts attention unique
and will explain ITSELF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

InE TnrArR,s.-rhe performances at the respective
theatres and other places Of for this evening
are Of very attractive character Our readers are re-
ferred the advertising columns, are compelled to
omit the usual notices in consequence Of the great press
of foreign news,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16

RACHEL played Gabrielle de Belle Isle in NJ Alexandra
Dumas play Ct that name a. Nibos Garden last night
10 full house. Our critical article crowded ont Mile
Rachel will act tonight at the Academy for Lagrange
benefit and Saturday appear Niblos for the last
time and recite farewell address in rhyme.