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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06
MARINE 10 URNAL,
PORT OF NBW-YORK......M


L. s. steamship Areusts, Lyon Savannah 80 hosn a.,
and psss to 5. l. Miiehil Mpsh li.lSP nIss No
Of Lockout. EXCHANGED signals attn steamship knoxvLe
S steamship soaiheIner. Even, Ch.he.oa ~ Soa,'
mdse and ps. to seosord. TleHOo Co ssoe.y Ne
2PN., 10 niles Cope Loosonf spoke schr 4 Ins ..
Phisdslphis for Charleston; same day sP Cspe
b~arrx W exchanged ssEals with steamship james A's'
heree for Chsrleton . 49,, .,
Ship Arsnede Snow (ef Bs;hJ Harden, Sev.orssss !.
d.ys Ae to c. Church Feb IS % ooaes ass - "a
shot KEYS Q Br hxsfe bound w FEB ~ iss ~ "
lon fs chip Norman OF and for Boston I'm Sss
Ship .rteIle Cole New Orleans 10 days eoten &C
E,op sen FEB p let. IS 90 loo 81 exs he
Of Bostop bound Cd inst lat IS lon . ar ort 49,
nil. ofHupwel, bound n AID IN co win e~'' 'eAHe'
for New York 49,. a.
Bari Fsrei. s.eor Prr., ST. xsrn IS s'y' e's'H' 80
10 Smsl.x God ArdeTseE & Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06

ILLINOIS The Chicago Tribune says that Gov.
Msttsrson will not give Judge Trumbull certificate
of bis election to the United States Senate. He bases
bis refusal on the ground that the Judge 10 not eg
bic under the clause of the Constitution which pro-
hibiis any Judge Of the Supreme Court from accept
ing spy other Office during the term for which be wss
elected Judge for ear after the expiration OF
such term. Judge Trumbull has resigned the office
Of Judge but the term for which he elected hs,
not vate rpired
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DISASTROUS SOUALL.

ELnIRA, Tuesday, March 8, 1853:
We were vit;ted by regular West India whts
tousll. is,t pisbt Cbimbeys were blown dswn,
houses ur,ot.d &c. The csr.bouse of the Williams
port 8, Elnira ilroad WA blown down, destroyed,
ard the .reiIe blurred Everything ia the shape OF
signs bo1es, &C., bss been scattered in beautiful
confusion. McCoys Hotel, near the depot, took ire
dprre The psbt and sustained considerable damage.
This morning tho weather is clear and spring
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06
Arrived.

Bsyk Ass.pps euh C0d~oss Is days sssar master, sas
hse. u ss,s HstsrHs With s>es sorth
.uS al IL co With barb Gambia fof Bosfoa brig Eizcrs,
BDup for NsvYork add Or. eris Eanvcs
Bs Jchn H. ,pes (cf Cod spripesJ Mile. CAsx,ssesn
ssys eslton TO polner Potter FEB 90 us es.ssfd
,ny hound Earope cotton rsded aeser es resfea
tcp~ails and pump tong, hsd rank ist 20 sarooe,d
Bis lhssbeth Wsus, tot rbemsston) carney fonee fA
Is csys md nolasres
Bs Eaesl rsnsn Savannah 10 dsys, cotton to s'sse'
sehr. bsaSver. whippls Riehnssd nOar ke.. to c. H.
sehr Msehess tetNs~ LcsdonJ Smith, Cissfssss Is d..
MUS and uoiasses 20 usster.
sehr California tof Ply mouth Hsskas Attstapas IS days
sugar and melsssss to Peeh Lyman.
sehs Chsrles hss. smith. Wilmington. naval to
DollEer Potter.
shr Iudeps ndenee Cersos, Washington n c. naval sorss
schr 0ecrr. Heory Etherdse N,wbsrp c. naval sores
xc 10 N Rseks-ll Co. 2sth Iit od Baruesss darnx
heavy gale fron w. carried The head Of the main
sehr JIG pobbir Noo,e. ws.hiuston naval
schr Rhods Balah lot Phisdephis shaw, Lasans ~ ds
losvocd 20 MeCresdy. Mod &c
sehr Fair Lapsdon. Norfolk days, mdse to johnson
Lovden- - -, Ms,
Propeller Totem Lewis. Baltimore IS bs mdse 70 j. Riley
sAILEp-Ths morning from oasrsniine-Shlps Mad Of
Orlsahs Dennis for sOssns; Hudscn. insefsol Neg
rlrap., e.tntrG slaSden, Ne Oresns; Union Wiley
Bslnors SsIIs Charm Sleeper Ceafsssos Mary Elizabeth
Ryder Savannah
BELow-sbp Maths. vineyard. Pamber, I'm ssvsnash
70 Durham Dkpon.
The bark Ann from Neworlesns sshore On the jersey
Flsta The T,N and aectes have been to her
assistance she ~i probably have to es;h1ses part Of her
cargo before getting Cd
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DIED.

CORNlsH-Ou Tuesday mornins March g. 1t the redispes
Of he, fstk en- the Raw Samuel Cornh No Ito Saith
BeoLyn Jane Sophia T.ppsn cornsh ..se ys.ns noo.n
and esYs after distressing nes Of three yssIs sad
n ch Lines with doey end tasssity
ID. lat ia abe sns5e 70 take into
her stomach q morel OF food A.
she will be tsien the Presbyterian Church the Reg II
Fireman, Pastor In PrinesG Brcosiyr, 81 o'clock q
on We6n..d.y the 7b n.t where funeral services vu %
reformed thence the family lot Greenwood for nferneo
III. friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 ssn~
without further notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06

An.r ,,msrhs BY B. T. c. Morgan non-commiftail
ut ] Bipehsm sustaining the delegstiou the re-
oi:s;oos of Mr. Foster Inanimoasy carried WIN
tr6iDg amendment Of one 81 the resolutions. 1ne'e
vss no vote then on The original r-solu aons. IA.
The meeting then adjourned. 1t wn almost e'o
seiber cosposed OF members Of the American oiean-
izstons II was ore OF TIE noi,iest and mos. oi'''
derly witnessed for q long time in the Iron |"y'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06
THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, March 0.
TIE Southern mail as late ~ due, has arrived here,
with New Orleans papers OF Wednesday. They con-
tain no Ie"e
The weather had been, in South Carolns, cold be-
yono precedent The average temperature during
four mornings of last week Only 22o above zero,
giving ever thing the appearance of mid. winter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

NoPFoLK, Tuesday, March g. 1883.
The U. S. sloop OF War jamestown, which sailed
for The oast OF Africa last week, has been recalled
from hampton ROADS, said to be unssaworhy. The
crew will be transferred 10 the Constel stion which
can be got ready for in ten days The frend1 OF
the officers OF the Decatur have given up all hopes OF
her safety.
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MARINE 10 URNA l.
PORT OF NIw-YORK.. .......Mss
Cleared this Forenoon.

ships-Jno Bsriss TNd, Savannah, 5. J. Eggs '
Wright Abel. Live pooi. Z. Il Asrsosl - u~,o,.
Bans-ysnsthAn Gosihae, Jones London.
Rsspess Pierce st. hsthA Sevsnis ssd Ss p.as.
Bnn-Rosnsr, Rehois. Cs,dsnAs, ~s1n SoAss s'S-'
Wss kusvit~s + Over l. ssoA or u.,h.~.
eehsouer,-Orssop Ers3ish Wsshtnsfon
o,s.n W., H.,y,, seven Dsvs holmss bl<a ena'
Never s,l,,ses van Brat sissht Jno rnes, nf'ss
a...,s Hs..isr Lord, ess..e Hsssss, g. Jo6n ~ b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06

CUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of tho
- SUFFOLK BANK, In the City Of New Yort-Hotes Y:
hereby sven 10 the statutes In such eass nsde 40
provided In Of order Of the Hoa 1hos W.
Cleric Justice Court duly made In this mstts that su
credtou Of the SUFFOLK Bank In the City Of New !o 9e
Sss rsouir,d 10 exhibit establish their demands before
the Unitsd States Trust Company Of NevYt neeeyf Of
s.id Bapk st said Compsnys Once, No. 70 Wall 70 me
Cit, "a Yort within thirty from the date u this
tce-Dsssd New Yosk January - lsS c,vv~
President Of the U. O. Trust Co., sfSsw-York
Iouu A Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06
DETROIT MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

DETROIT, ie.dsy, March o.
The election returns show that Ledy srd, the Demo-
cratic indicate for Mayor, has minority OF about
500 Tn. First Second Fifth and Si,th Wards elect
I1eepe1 dent candidate for Aldermen. The Demo-
ersts elect their cane for Aldermen in the othe.
Wards
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06
PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, March G.
There is DO change in the Money Market TO report
TO-DAY. Stochs are steady at the following rates;
Reading. 3si; Morris Canal, Isl Long Island Rail
road, Ill Penns. Railroad, 45i; Pennsylvanis STATE
kives eel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, March 6, 1855.
Mr. MUNROE reported concurrent resolution OF
the cessation Of labor on Canals on the Ssbossh day
Lies over $50
Mr. BARNARD reported bill sbOli.hns capital
Mr. WATKINS reported bill to allow the Cum
berlsId Coal Co. TO issue Bonds
Mr.. CLARK reported complete bill to abolish the
fees Of County Judges
Mr. GOODMAN submitted concurrent resolutions
10 extend the term Of residence before NATURALIZATION
10 twenty. one years. He moved to make 1t special
order. ,y,S;.
Motion prevsl.d by vote of % to 8 and the re'o-
luton s.s made the special order for the 2is INST.
The bill to repeal the act allowing bonds ana mort
,.oes A, banking basis, was taken up In Committee.
kr. Lam SING N ,ved an smendmentso as to allow
them Of Q valuation Of IS per cent.
Mr.. DICKINSON proposed 80 per cent.
The debate on this was continued for some time
longer, when the special order-L sing the Religious
Property bil-wss taken mp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06

CJTpRLME COITRT--EDWARD EVANS

~ U
- against JAMES summon; TO- moasy ae
mspd on contract. TO Mr.. JAtES RICHARDS; you arc
hereby ed add required 70 swer the so%p.la, .a
seton which d office Of the CLERK OF the Cny snc
County Of New the 18th day Of February 1850 and Q,
which COPY herewith served upon You and 70 sec COPY
Of xour a. 10 the said complaint the gu "coer
oaee A. No us Nassau second ohcs moor room 70 81
cir, Of within twenty days .er the service hereof
,.usiye OF the dsy such s.rycs and fA 20 sns~e
the said in the tmN storesst the psinnn 10
mi. action Will senst you for the sun OF one
hundred and seventy coss end uinetyh cents ~th
ron the OF November one thoasand
and fy four of this action Dated
I.b ia 1855 CAPRON LAkG, Plaintiffs Attorney,
f20 iaw6wTu No. I'D S"'s"e' " L.
CUPREME COURT.-CTTY and COUNTY of
- NEW.YORK JOSEPH 3: BOYT; WM HOYr and
OLIVER HOYT ssanst HENRY y. FlsCHER-summoas
for mons, Ssmsnd 90 the above Dssndsn-Sf
You sre the comP It IN this &c
ton which filed the Once OF the Cefs OF tho Cay and
Cont OF ewiofk and serve copy OF your answer on
me at ny Office No 81 wiliism.t In the CITY 81 Ne~
within days the service hsreof exclusive OF tho
Ssv OF an service; end fail % ans ger the compliant a.
the plaintiffs will take judgment against you br the
the ann of i've hundred and twelve dollars and ninety nvs
e,nts with interest the Of Que hundred and nney dot
,, md i've cents from Decsu a. s5 on foynvo ddss
arc ninety eeps from January IL on t~o haadfed ana
hirty FIVE dollar, and eighteen esbts nom February lsoo
ard On forty dollars and sshty too cent? from February
IS 1875 besides Of this setion-Dsted Feb ~ lsoo
n6 IswswTu CHAs I. CROMWELL. PLAINTIFF Attorney
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CUPBEME CoURT.-CHARLEs PARSONS Nc

y .s.ip,t THE COLUMBIA INSURANCE COMPANY
summons for demand contract fCom net serve
To the DEFEND ANTS You hereby summoned and 70:
qued the complaint Ia this ston which wh BE- nsd
IN the oce Of the City and County OF New York
st the y Hall in the City Of New York and 70 serve copy
OF yoor the said compliant on the ssbscnben
A. the City OF York, within twenty days ste he service
OF hi 700 exclusive Of the day Of such services
and you fail the said complaint within the time
aresed the plaintiff 10 h action will take Judgment siase
YOU for Of osr thousand four hundred asd ninety
ssht dollars snd seventy i've cents with Interest from me
twenty FIRST dsy Of December thousand eight hnnd %
sod 6y four besides OF this sction-Dsed 18th De
cember 1884 No sWalIstleet. New York
EMERSON PRlTCHAhD.
Plaintiff q Attorneys
The ssld 6ed 10 the ONCE ofsAd Cleh on the
'"'A' EkERSON PRfrCHAaD
,sot..s-ru Plaintiffs Attorneya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06
ASSEMBLY

The bill TO reduce all moneyed transactions to tue
Federal currency was taken up, 10 Committee, ana
amended 60 % TO tale effect on the lst OF August
and not to apply to English Sterling currency All
TIE Federal Currency bill wn ordered 10 MIRO
The bill to amend the act requiring New York
Police Justices 10 file records Of all convictions ior
xssrsncy. was also ordered TO Q third reading.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06
NEw-YORK SUPREME COURT-Cit,

m EW-IORk SUPkEME SOOhl-Ctty
Harmon X Root and C.thaIioe his wife. and Augustus
Smith. summors-'cr r,tst Com no, served 10 the De
ard required the complaint In this action ~hich
will hed IN, oiee Of the Clerk OF the City and Coasy
Of New Yors City Hall In ssia City, and aeoyy
Of your snswe the ssd complaint the ubserber At he
Office No io6 Broadway 10 the City OF Newtors S'tnn
twenty days after the service Of ,h. .,m%eos On VOC s,e
said complaint within the time aforesaid the plainnd Va ms
seton viii apply to the Court tor me s 'o'
GOODMAN. Plsintfs Attorney
The said corrsnt lied said Clerks ofice on tbs 18th
day OF February. 1883 n; oUovaAN
10 lswewru rlainrfs Attorney.
UPREME COURT-Monroe County
y Jane. Bracket against Robert Campbell. William r.
Campbell Winthrop Campbell, Audrey j. brsekem ceofss
Brown ard Chrle. Will.ax sum non'.SIo wILLlAn
P. CAMPBELL. Defendsnt.iou are hereby srmmoned 20
answer The complaint Of JAMES BRACKET, Plaintiff
which will be sd the eee OF The Cerk OF the County OF
IN Rocheer within twenty the service OF THE
Mons OF the day OF service; ant fail to sns~er
to the Supreme Court for the relief demanded By the com
plant Dated the Sh day OF April $50 sr, vo,o.y
Attorneys for Plsnuh, Rochester, 4
The above named complaint this day ei In said Ceras
Office .sd copy ~ be served on us at our once
III "O'"' bANFoarH TERRY,
fs7 IswswTu Substituted Attorneys for the Plsnih
CUPRENE COURT, City and County Of New.
- YOrt-AUGusTus sRAHk and CHARLES u saAnE
msnd Ccntsc'. To the shove Defendant; Sir You are
hereby to the tn s;ton which
New York and serve copy OF your answer me. my
taice No 81 Wliamst 10 the Cisy Of New fort within
.vsh NY r9 md YOU al to .n.~er the eompnt
said the psiutss 81. judgment against yos r the SUN
with ntere,t Gu sR3 81 fem January 81 1885. on st
nom February ~ 1885. ana tsiS 50 from the n,setssnth
gay Of fssrua,y SIs hi rsSus,
CHARLES CROMWELL, PLAINTIFF Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06

p J. Nsvns Sen; Hsisse. Hssvner Jacksonville. Pses
WsuA
snansr-Delsssrs, cspss. Pha.deh sssAfesds hs~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06

HYDROPATHIC INSTITUTE and SCHOOL.
H-No Is Lsshtst Accommodates for 100 pomona =
r. TRAIL. N D.. proprietor.
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On ana
N "a, MONDAY Dee Is snd snti hsrthss socos, Pc
s.nssr Trains VII leave Pier foot Of osAns" - Follow
Buffalo Express, ct 7 A. N. for gasse.
Dupkhk EipSsW, o. 4 fos Durlirh .
Mail at g. n for Duakirk s1d baAso ss1 ntermso1-
sts Stations L. ,,. -
E.~Sursh EIpsss atP NJ for Nevbursh
Wsy P,sssna.r q ar. NJ toe 0tisv2e, and insrms1sss
Eisht Express cts P. n. soe Dunsird ss1 Buffalo;
Cmiuspt q n fos Dgakrk and Buffalo, ~ htsrus-
On sunday only one EIpress Train, It 5 ?.
Thee Express Trains connect 1t boh1o and Dunhm W
the Lsks Shore R4roaA for Ctsvslsnd Cneseoan Icses
Detroit. Chicago 10 ~ y seNAL.on..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06

CTATEN ISLAND and NEW-YORk FEkh0
y EOrICE.-CHEAP ExCURsION.-r~s o. eentA Os
and ssr April TO- 1854 tss boats vii lesvs feiSo~s M
furthsr uocce: Lesvs vsadsrb0rs Lending sts:ss san
ever hour from H. to T. n Leave foot q WhassaS
q New Yost, every boor from A. ~ 70 ~. =.
NEW YORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD:
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENl Des u. ~
Trans LaAvs NEw.YsaH-y0 New hrsa T. 49,,
GI-l I'm. rs So a., y: r., - 80 a.. ~ EaSI
FS E..1IS. tIi ssl 4. sDr n e. s osSs: -
a...ss.,vs.b' IA n. I'm, aDfh ns ss1nisn'
~. nn. 5. lEs 80 az Sc ~ re 80
ch..,., - Assrnsdisss asa'ss, 4 H. L. sa'' ~
T. I =; r..ms-por Be~n. sAh o. ~
OF tsr a.tola n sga.sss1; : III y s.a.I
EIl 10 =, Coal Rsaros1. A. r.. u, I'M az Hsv'
!oseII so- Hsass,.oi Raasesl, 4 NJ -. y. IA); -
49,, - Horv.n RAisosl. 7 A. n, eNP. n
S..Iss 70 NIw.YoaK-Hron New Hsvsn, a., J, -
N. LIS, "a tlss P. Il lEI b hc@ 5nAeslen, ~
al. g. u, ais, H-a T., - U.s. ~ 49,
g.; 70. fa cA''''; 49, ~ aofI 49,, S + -
NEW-JERsEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and wEsf. - JLkSEf
CiTT-Usite1 stssss Nal snA E1ers. Lines Lssvs ~
issn seeaad Clsa "a Is b tbs TO- ., Is b T. - 49,
ga 10 4 H., and g 2. r. The nsvJssssy ASs.ecss1a
Lsss lssves u NJ ss 81. eoYyssa q ~ ~ -. -
rssoasb oshsu sold os Cseisssn fss $50 80 .ee
Or Bssners Vsshiss,os, Norfolk e sae nVtss ~ssss
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Spain 10 prevent our acquisition Of the Island lts
inbsbtsrts are now suf.rpg under the worst OF al
possible governments-thst Of absolute desPotism,
delegated by distant power to irresponsible ssens,
who are chs1yed at short intervals, aud who are
tempted 10 improve the brief opportunity thus a.
forded to accumulate fortunes by the base:t means
AS long a. this system shall endure, humanity
may in vain demand the suppression of inc African
possible while that infamous traffic remains an
irresistible temptation and source Of Immense Pront
to needy and avaricous officials wno 10 ATTAIN tner
end scruple not TO rample the most sacred principles
under foot. The Spanish Government at bo ne may
be we'll disposed, but experience has proved that II
cApnot control these remote repositories OF its YER
Besides, the commercial nations OF the world cannot
fail to perceive and appreciate the great advantages
which would result TO their people from dissolution
of the forced and unnatural connection bet Spain
and Cuba and the annexation OF the latter to tue
United States. The trade Of England and France
it'll Cuba would, 10 that oveIt assume at once an
important and profitable character and rapidly extend
with the Increasing population and prosperity OIL tue
Island, But If the United States and every CON-
uerciul bstion be benefited by this transfer, the
interests Of Spain would also be greatly and essen
tslIy promoted. She cannot but see what sach
,um of money a. we are wilhng to pay for the Island
would effect in the development OF her vast patarAi
resources. Twotbrds Of this sum, If employed IN
the construction of 81 stem Of railroads, would ui-
mately prove source Of greater weaith ~ the oP,u
ish people than that opened To their vision oy Coes
1htr prosperity wouIo ude run ING -
the treaty of cess;op France has already Constructed
continuous lines Of railroads from HAVE Issiies'
VaIeDcenpes and Sussbourg, via Paris to Tue Sosn
ish frontier and anxiously asats the day woen SPAN
ID all find hss.n in a condition TO extend these roads
through her northern PROVINCES to sdrid, Seville,
Csdiz, Malaga and the frootier of Portugal ms
object once accomplished, Spin would oscoms
center of attraction for the travelling worla,
and secure q permanent and profitable rnsrkst Tor
her various productions. Her fields. under tae
stimulus given 10 industry by remunera.ing prices,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06

The bark Ann from New.oresns sshore the jersey
T,a The steam tugs Tran hectos have been to her
she OH probably have to ssshuse part Of her
cargo before reitire od
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-08-22
Inducements for Wool Growing in
Nebraska and Kansas.

S. W. JEwrTT, Esq.-Srr: | write
this for the purpose of calling your attcn.
tion. aud that of the entcrprising wool.
growers Of Vermont, to the inducements
tiierod for the cultivation of fuc wool in
the country west of the Missouri river.
As matter Of course you are well e.
nough Informed of the rap;dity with
Which tie Territories are now becoming
reoplcd. | will point out. with your
leave. some Of the superior inducements
for introducing sheep into that country
as soon as possible. and as extensively
as the present and fast increasing popu.
lation will warrant. In the first place.
it is contcssedly unsurpassed as a stock
growing country by any portion of the
United States. The climate is we'll
adapted 10 tie purpose and the expense
insignificant. The latitude is sufficient
ly nortI ern so that the fleece Of wool
would he as free from hair and preserve
its purity ofstaplc as in any of the north.
ern States, willie the winters are extreme.
ly mild and favorable to the delicate
constitution of the Nlerino or Saxouy.
The winter is essentially the dry season
Of the year, and there is scarcely any
snow. aid hardly a storm Of any kind
from October to April. Throughout the
Western Missouri aud along the valley
Of that river ms far AS the Platte, such a
thing as feeding hay to stock is not
known. They 90 through the winter
with scanty and irregular allowance of
corn. and coming out thin in Spring are,
by the LIST Of June from feeding on the
nutritious prairie grass, in as fne condi-
tion as ole could wish to see
The country in question is essentially
a prairie region, with narrow belt Of
timber along the bank of the river. and
groves in the ravines among and on the
bluffs, and extending back into the conn
try along the water courses. The sur.
face OF the prairie is continuously rolling.
having general elevation of $50 feet
above the Missouri Nivcr, and intcrsect-
I'd by water courses in every direction.
Accordingly there is no staguant water.
no marsh land. and the grass is II the
sweetest and most nutritious quality
The country is well vatered and is un
dcrlad mostly with limestone rock. Ac.
cordingly | believe the country to be
better adapted to the raising of sheep
than the level valley, warored praircs of
Illinois, on the marshy lands Of southern
Michigan, and as that country is fast
filling up with emigrants from the enter.
lrising \ j. States it seems to me 10 be
particularly desirable to introduce that
Iru nah ..I ~ = 4 L I 4.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-08-22

Mr. EDiToR :-ARGus is informcd that
Judge Tildcn is cboleric and that his
disease was induced by concern Of mind
as to the personal identity and facts of
= Argus" You can, if you please. in.
form him that Argus is n man Of ears as
we'll as eyes, that he is not the man to
fay the living, but is doomed to the ig-
noble business of tanning the hides of
selfimmolated K Ms.
Report has it that in paroxysm tho
Judge pronounced the statements of Ar.
gus MALICIOUS FALseHooDs. Take
care, Judge. This smacks too much of
the mother tongue, aud too little Of the
logic of the woolsack. Ermn never rests
on nervous shoulders. 1t were your wis.
dom. Judge, rs it is mine. to say of Sian.
der, it can only blister its own tongue,
and hurts only the toes that have sore
corns--never disturbs the euuanmity
of conscious recttudc.
But, Judge, we are before the public
and they demand open hands. Al that
Argus says about widows, temperance
meetings and banks although the text
may be followed with annotations next
week, is harmless. as any man has the
right to be endorsed by f1co JaNka.
seek the Office Of c jmmissioner and de.
cline to unite in calling temperance
meeting, Especially one that has claims
upon his rursc.) or even the legal right
to coerce the widows minister tax.
But Argus does indeed more than in.
sinuatc two or three facts that undenied,
must spot or spoil your ermin. Judge.
You erc at liberty to divide aud
show, Ist the charges false, and then 2l
that they are malicious. Please address
yourself in good faith to the work and
answer:
list Is it false that YOU belong to
the X. n party. and failed to obtain a
nomination there
I'd. Is it false that you did obtain a
nomination at the county convention by
leaving on the minds of voters the i'm
preston that you were rot a X n
Sd, Is i. false that you are Of the
company who employ and pay for the
free circulation of the Vergcnncs CHI.
zen with its laud of scurrilityl When
you shall give your unrcscrvcd answer TO
tho above queries, Judge, you may be ell.
titled to the further consideration of
ARGus