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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-19

DISTINCTIONS oS rHE NEW Yosk AsD ERiI AL
ROAD When Ne resi Of obsrrc;Aoos pl>esi q rr'
roads II o-her localities. We eoogr1is.@t OzSavs
4 81 there vers ne fens espsole u s1ch eo@ ,ss<N
mall. r.Iry 20 Be found u iehs regioa, %; Sqsxs
We we're otAken On Saturday risn. ~, = y
temp. noe, Truman sd revolving ~ Ia.
vholetsle desracrioo, nOi osly Of properly bat a&
rumbsi Of young lsc'es sac secGeon-c ssrsfssrt
ips frvm TO.s Center 90 9 h.a.-csr tro rTi
sbou, u o'clock li';le before ne tine q "a NJ
expre.s, shieh usasly s-r-ve- Il . ~czo las
a n. Abou, too and half niles se-; o. 0sszS
at place where there srs 10 Aoa-es ~ ~
usSk, they rsn sgsins, q fogmh.sss osoessz
20 seed on TIE v4sk thn az .ra-a --s ss1xf
bly, have been ihroEu Of. TIE hsaEss "
a. ;ss $50, fortgrstiy soinz SOS. Az %
obstruction va resnovei 'hey ran upoc ss'saz 81
ano,s..r! ard .ao,ter TAess oe-gz.Sls 90
s.;ss OF iayse rss sr6 b.r q Ts.k--o1, ejs
NJ ia wss quite sstEessu; - :hro~ tie s-S1s
u.ek Az ore Of The Ob-sr-etsccs ;hs 80 q
sas running 9; such .le--3 lh.s s-sa 81
soue q re y0gng lSc.es vsrs avn
iher sesis With conss3ersble vio sccs- W
i ros The o,ly a;:sups ls'ely nae . - 70
on tie Ne~-YO,s and y rsilro@L bpfsI
sane CAV pieee Of had kDos;y .ost q - itsss..
The uidcIe ii freixh, trsia TIA; Is. s'os-i sssN
eat OF tie 0veg0 cepo.- Tie 40. 80 ~
.sgirs. ore o. be US .o6 v1sn tn czs se~'
surber Of the brakes u the car. ~-re =. -F&
bvetr T-n-s NJ"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-19
THE INCOMING GOVERNMENT OF THE
STATE OF NETWORK.

The results OF the election IN The state governm mt
are now dehritely sscer.aired, and msy be sunmei
up &c follows;
genera and Stste engineer are knoE-N O.hlngs.
III Senate Is Repuol;a1.
The Assembly is divided between the three psrtles,
the Democrats having most menOers, the piohcahs
ue1t and the know-Noth Dgs least ouI neItAe- party
hsyir majority. "
The ia ges Of The court OF ,peals are probably
ore Denocrsi AID one Know Nothing:
The rev judges Of the Supreme court are ,nree
Democrats two Republicans, Anc i've Known Outings.
Tne.e changes slso proc ice the fol)sinZ resals:
The commission ere of the Lsnt-oiioe VIII consist OF
Eve Know NothiI gs sns two Ne paohcsns or one be
publican and ole Democrat.
The conn ssiouers Of the Canal fund will coass, Of
Kpox.NoihiDgs and ole Repuodcsn.
TIE canal oouuissior ers rl coz e: Of $50 Repuo-
hesps ard che knos Nothing.
The cal 81 board viii co.sei OF SIX hnor Mornings
AID three Republicans.
The trus ees of tie capitol viii consis. Of three
Kros.Nothin.s md three Republic .ns Tor Two RsP1o-
lcsi 81 q Demo ra'i
The tus,ees OF ire State ball viii coasis; OF three
Kto. Nothings and three Re public 0E Two hep D
hcsns and 9 Denocrs
The board Of priron inspectors Will con>st Of 40
Republicans and Que hnov-No'sEg.
In iespect to Safe and ns'ionel issues, our ss,e
government s,sn-s thus: tie executive Snd % n
brsrches If the egtJssuie opposed 20 slavery eI
.erskn.
Ire executive both branches OF the legislature 50
usioriiy Of Tie pewy elect - ju5ges are fsyorahls 20
q prouibiiory LIQUOR isw. though ID msjorf;y OF me
esislsture are probably for snenainS the present
statute
tie Few udge favor the present e.osl enla,se neoi-
lAl.szy Eve Jss--A-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-19
HAVANA.
ARRIVAL OF THE CAHAwBA.

The United States sil steamship Cabs Eba, J. w.
Smith couDsDder, Capt Sbuf-lot temporarily sb-
sent from New. Orleans the 10th and Havana the
18th init, arrived here yesterday morning.
From Havana we are informed that the captain
&, neral on the 9th inst. issued ediet hst al mai
steamers arriving in the ofhng of H.vsns before
sumo ov in tim. to be signaed the Moro castle
have permits, ion to enter the "port" after sund0rs
and proceed up 10 anchorage. II sigHsed at tue
Moro csst when The flags are hsu ed down at sun
SIT, white flag will be run up as Q signd for the
tt amer TO enter the port The steamer vii slso hoist
whi'e hsg at me tore This teict only spplss to
rati steamers Of all nations
rwo American seemt n, Ctsuncey and Willis have
been concerned by the "reyal aESseseia 80 three
Years s-rs,Gro," 10 be servee in HsvAnS This sen
tss &c, Which before hss beer mere rSmor, is noS
sIeeI ucsted.
Tie kus,ness Of Havana b very dull. TIE stick
Of ,ps.r 90 hSDd reported ST fer, ii 'ussei eIes,
With Seclilse in prievs- Frge,. an s1so dali.
TIE Frrs eh big oTes:es vas he cay h.Ssa vessel
st~x n Il hreor.
II. hssl;s o. Havana hsi5S psrsec1y e>rt, 50.
a. sIei.sr~ct. s, AZ end lS-Se rRno<- Of vlsilrs
tscn tie "S..:ss- xe eIp<essd sIras Tee ~ia;er
ssrscs.
OrEs - he is-.nSsusn. q tie s-SE SeStasTn
Hsi. be~ssn Nob,s AZ hSu.scmsry TIE C.as~s,
-. - s.bs BE ne cf - sse sri ERA f-Or Ne~-
O-S-s1s 49, - z.a Sr ihe Esgtsh ssesns- c; he
s.ss Re.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-19

IxYRovxursrs-In addition 70 tie V-tiee TzSS.hea
q few cay. ago in Tar TRIBUNE re.tivs to improve
nents in the city we -opds ale hs, there several
other fre buildi' gs than these ueni1ned II course
erection in the Third ward. On the rev str oecaed
through the grounds Of Columbia coGieS hsssn-
Richard. & NcH.rg are putting up spIeedd us,bss-
front building 10 connect vi their -.reeoa-s Bss.
clay s,ree: The frooi Psrs place Il OF White marble
and very plain The three u.iuins lot, on MS bl,sk
are owned BY J hn Sesni h. who VIII probably
build thereon next Spring. beAai'al -his marble
building. preventing toue Of .;Ity-tve FEET % Collage
place and thirty Eve sc, 90 Wsrrsn street hS jsst
been completed for tie arE Of Lay, Hatch Co, dy
eroes merchants. Tee building IL seven stones hys
and presents fre appearance The vsat saa9
the .icew.k Ne sr.pgei 80 az 20 form With he ess
rert s spacious 81 esroOm Tbs sTsngeneas b
worthy Ire .ttes ton OF b1iders.
Nessr. Casnbers Heiser are sSost psttns tp
Iarse wsrebou-e corner Of Chsnbes and Chush
streets. The frurs ~lll be OF brick Stores ere sso
in progress Of erection 10. Noe. 81 os snd te ~sss
BEN .trest Arransenes;s are being made Il ssu&
seversl large storss Church street. above CHAMBER
Stree, bat operstioIs Gill not be commeoeed below
neat Spripy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-19
THE ORGANIZATION or THE HOUSE

Tie eiec.:ce Of msjori.y Of ;ae House Of Repre-
.er,s,ives IN Cougres. h-oush s desperate ooas-t,
and IN rsry STATES aAsr noc;hs o. lsoo, snd sacc.
fee, VII prove Of 10 svSl, Of 10 practical oeoed,
II e. lie organization Of TIE House - &C red Goa
ne. neet. ,hree vsek. ron 20 Day. The spe> kss
.ppour he eorn tters, VITO shsps lie .ess stioa.
AID in fact control il. IL especially necsss.y -
tie committee on Elsctors be seurei, ia; he saols
fr.uc. and oursse- in KsnsAs shall %, oe sAacgoaed
bu, cor deuned by tie rejection OF Winfield
But evi6eres daily thicker. 20 shor TIA. tie TAI!
;icrsl creduHiy fckeress, distraction aud inbeci!y
which h.,e eff tie sra; Noc'h Assys s, n. rsoy
OF TIE eoupscf 6e-pers,e ard more Ge,etmn Sou a.
vii be g. ain G<p. ,yet, snd the s-ge n,ori!y TAD
itsef p;0<Srse, poweilsss snd dasrseed before ~
uss'ers.
There ouly ore ssy 20 aver L; scd that = 70 agree
upcp some cunnon plan Of sesn and ABIDE oy l.. Il
viii D. Necessary 20 le. bygones be oysones sct
Dot rake open The emoers OF the to1goCen past o;
sap's tisGt ~. II &c i .rE< ros, hls principles
cone I'd 70 TIE couroa test be q 9 c. csndlds,s.
WHIST sntecedenIs have been. what views be cod.
on oui.de or cos,e, sues, should 10; Dc taken into
SC cunt
Then thfrs should Be 70 concession, no compromise
Of az los Of principle. The toase vss chosen. eaca
ard an os, every uenb-r OF the m,j)fy 90 al.; &c;
sutssoLi-m 70 TIE admin srs,ion OF rs ,o.as policy,
uc on the question whether sty more slave S,s,ss
stsn BE- so6ed 10 tie ution. No more slave >ta es
tie Coo rue o tnc ltOp III 10 Gun tO 101Aa
be is,epeo to which al ss al organisation on say
oihtr s.ue. No man shoud Be speaker, CLERK, ser
s.snt.st-Gus, or clsiImsa Of any important CO 4
n iree who TO, strc:y opposed 20 he stnlss on
of uore Slave Sts.as. fortunately he seton Of ne
repIeren's'iye is row rendered transparent 20 he
ueop.e By tie press AID i. sl Be oicul, 10 CD s.
hen. TIE sr-rg popular versesnce surs % go
CT; ard brsuc The men through whose foaf or sesK-
res or tresehsry the eoN.rol Of leys sson Iosi-
Tie ui.l Of strength gay q vel take pla' ( 3; .he
very ihrtsbod on he very frs. day Of tie - so1-
Wehsye GU issivir gs. Ioce-d, ne fev the house
vii Dc los, BY nirgh1g Of too usny elements, srd
want of cispo@i ion 10 hsl non.Ee on tie pnnc2 O.
vbsse hey 60 ssree
With hcIeyed words ucon he lip sud lurking iee2-
tor IL TIE hear 81 kinds OF approaches vi b 1919
upoc th- rev nenbers by ole s'ss ere IN poliI cal
frsad Bat trust the majority viii pressed % eI =
cute re vii Of their con.i aenis VIII ssru I-5sIi-
billy. II ey should 10, De moved by me BOBBY cris
Of s-Ii or Tor oalyirg ihress bG; uanoyed oy say
ineueI ee they seOald vindcse Their prLcISles t>xs
cAtoly slc quietly the ert..e eonrol o. ;he House,
al. tea procesd With tri;y snd moder.;oo % shape
i. pohey ard TIE lesssiou o. The cogrry. Tois u
Ire OILY vsy 20 be s1ceessfsl srd eonmsnd the
rs-r<et Of the word Toe o1ly .sy 20 command
re.p<c: for ther prrei3 es 20 chow ths, they tcsn
selves 10 zee: hen lTols1o 0ai9l B ale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-19

A LlrRAI BEaUEs-.-Lewis Brosi~eL Who ted
ohidless in Crcinnsa receoiy, bsq1esAet FEN
,erset in a. his res. hs siao-, TO i.p~e Il ~
ma7ies ss.in, and the re'e sion o. hres-iosnss
il 70 tie Fin, Unive-sss. Socisty IN la eify to-
third. Of tie proceeds to Be devoted 70 tie estassA
men: Of High School, sad The b.'aace % he cop
port Of sunday schools BY he Univer.i.s soessss
In ia, city. The remaining toarth = given TO We
City Of Cincinnati, for tie seoe6i Of he Wdsss
Hou@ and OF a. tie Pro,e-iAn; OrPhsn Asyiau b
the cry. Tie VII vas made With he ert-e csscr
retce and spprobssiOn Of Ms B'OsdseL Tee Ts-
en: value Of tie pop<rty ,hzs beque.'h>d s sl%,"
but j, IL ser,sin rspidy 10 i,ere.se- n. B. lefrs
,ive.. hu. ,hsy are 81 sesGhy. We beisve he ~
tie WIZ SENATOR from C;ncinnxi 8; the tine X es
trouble sbOg, d.,rieEing several yexs ago.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-19

CRY NoRrALrrT.- The returns 81 tie city Inspector
n form u, thu. tbere 3o7 deaths il h ETY. daring
the past reek-llis'ults snd ls3 children. The nost
pruminert c.usee Of desth ser Bropchif., ~, con-
sumptioo, a.; convulsOns 'infsndle, ls; deody
III fantif 10; diarhes, & eroesy in the bead, .;
scarlet sever, p; typhus feser, :; ibh'mnsaoa Il
bowels, q; Inflammation of lspgs, 10; msssna
tinfsns e., 20; old sge. 5 Tnsre were des'h- i'm
vioert c,ue. - de,hs in the public n,t;,u'i 'n. I'D
"a s;iubcrp csses. The ono~irg Is the ela's'eesa'a
of .be d. s4ss: Bobes, joints, &c, D brAa nt
nerves, CO. geuer.tive orgrs, {; he,r' AMI sssd
veesels @; lgpgs, throat, SC, los old sge, s. ska
&c. and ersprive ieve's, q; stiBborn and preasaS
births, %: stomach, boEeA., and o.her eigest's
organs, 40; urc.rtsiu .est and general fsvers, n;
urinary srgsn,, Z. Ofthe entire NUMBER Il -er ~
tives Of Engsnd, OF Frscoe, - Of Germany, Set
Ireland, and 90 Of he United State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-19
F-sn oxr eva csr-~<prat-s<-

FrsE ou eva csr-~<psatrs<
HAVANA, Tgssiay, NoT Is ISIS.
l, vel iasx1 n sIs az! ,f,r have heari
Ire Circumstance isruisg Tie ;oee II pablo
eo1TersasSa n she para \ frOaE Of she 05:ia.
-ssjrcee e. Genersl C,rchsl IA; . certain lea
:spa,-x0ver10r, uh0 resides within hl.i-ei
clss CT Santa CrzE. las recently reserved frBa
tie .,a7s-,rljsls hrises amounting - 10 -. s1n
la, thi'ry sbS9sssi tsllVs b~ssses having been
presented VIII r0rry 1e~ly lasSed Africans These
sr.sss have o. coarse rsa6erei raIs seai-a'e -
serrsSor perfectly 0akTio1s Of al lie l.a,5iRzs
ct Arrears TIA; saye rsexatlJ akea place n rs
sisrEict. a,S tsry lave e<e1 v-ry nG2e OGs ug.a
nsre 81 | f<sr. than sny All Slavery -Aa n iais
etsy hSs sSrz s~sie q
/, ,9ssars iaas !; a determined 20 pat 81 sci 70
s&2sllS u Iais eiEy. An asfsrSzsa.e po6ce Z
Ger, y - MAS xss-e o. hS1se a ~aiea gaUbl.I
WAS carried &C. -, WV hai b~-u srised 20 ace,
re acT 5rk. wxs se< iays s;oee pznlsaei 81
k<iex DEPRIVED u Is SEcs. 4 ~ q hl~ck zsz,-
h'ers hie Master kke Ia, were Iz;s-Tupse,; ~aSa
s,1azvS 81 ihel- lscSs r-srs,ees ., h1-s. !. he
cssl. q CsS4. II tbs cin. 81 vissi f-O1 t.e %
bee xs evenings sIN TRere ~ece seue TOO OF
tAIse Az s~eaTy CT these hls;k g.a,ieSs All
teey ~sre 81 srrs-tet. With q singie excrvslOo-
sEe rc-s I'D thsn tie osAers, ~as uzssisz 4 ru.h
kxzSfersCos. Gown tie s:Airs sEce~-d-d IN g.
t1rg ihrOSse the Police. ssSs-al CT ~sc- s.ool A.
tie deer wisA swVrvs irswr VITA ~eies iosy
srsek az tie E,a 3 K rEsssi shrVgza ten. All
se;iiRg Hte lie street. Eais IS sscsee- Tie
ke~rxr Il TIE hczse. EsSeFssSnG. Vas 6osi sI
eGse~s, wAils tie gamblers a.; al sso were pres
snt, except tie ccS ~As escaped. were sessrally
efes twe ~ isree VaRces escA AT tn tines AVE
hSeS rss& AID Tie P,r,Se. Are Epw 81 liberty.
4 xkepSer WAS YESTERDAY 81 ear wsarf isktcS
N cage % ca ply hossaesSs ~aiSA II Is s.roal,
sz,r~cteS Is k0sn2 - the eSas: II Aria k y
~e-ss tAaz rs<iSss 20 SrooU,ee >yesssl sers sar
sSSexHi retice Is always gisea o. Tie slGae Saea
TIE esscSl visi. II i,sp~c:sVn all ee Esis. AL
Il ccerse 81 hat r~riei ise ,A-s i takea 81 ~
xeve ever, tAisg q . ecpSe9nsiary ehxrsc.s- TIE
Riiish ssyerrn<nt eoEn9sicsssi Tie circsz-
srsrce o. the HrigisA nals'er At Ns1ri ~ssA eo.,-
pAnte ii he iafrsesssa 81 the treaty To uislsg-y
81 MsSrl T. ers tie natter ~ tie esetS,H secerl
ef Cuba Who 80 matter q ca9rse n rs r~ely de>
nir az Ano lsSse o. The eircsr.S3cs TITS &eoixl
IS tab ga uxricxsei - tie SrasA govern meet
VIE N It's turr eerc sEicsses 10 ~ rs esss serS
ara has - ils "a; ss1f IS i.srS e * sss Were
tie severrnsrs a. Great Britain trsly 2zx'oGs IA
suppress tie trade. IL appears e. ne tass sssss
serials" esPccally eaens fr'z SAGA EaAa 90
Genersl CcaeAs. wAe las declared sis eehef thai
Saver Is ess~a;ix ~ tie prosperity ef CRsA
weuli Mt svSce, hut sane u.sse strirgent ma
suies wpgA &c takea ~ compel te- fal1linc9' q
tie TREATIES sol~cnly eRte'ed ,st0 ~ >eNs-
II d" Spain" aees ret esso<s - male fsrsAer
esseessssns" FER - declare tsese eassxei IN q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-19

rIRE IN A COAL HOCsTAN.-A late number Of ~
POsssr,E> Gs:et:e, in speaking Of ere IN Va 4
Beaver Mesdo.. Gays i; on. hated from iSe osxk
or, heap; and .. Ne sappose By s'OotAneosi SOD
bustiorL Tia, coal when nostened in large e1L VII
tAie ere (. se,tJes fact, sed ne should nos 10 IN.
pra.ed to See 9 cona.gr,tioa 10 this city fIrsd sJ
,hs, u,ssns IN ne Of tie dirt heaps 8. The ora sss.
Hopsr funtels we're ir.ertsd IN thee dt1 ires. u
.host c z.Arces spsr, they never would tax. fs b
SPONTANEOUS eonbusssa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-19

HORRIsIE RAILROa AccIDTST fAxEs ~
soSs KILLED 1T TEE LOCOMOTIVE A: sced
evening", - 81 easi1s go o&cxisg !, s<G
6ego, acres TIE bri;se, NJ jams Pa,sszs. -
Of er-Alc. L o. P2scHs, VITO szp-r4,ent,
uil 8; tie sss. ED Of Tie bridge sx 90 sct 49,
tie soeoOosive AZ dragged o. 20 81 i'e so'ss ~
uu5lsiec thss Z wss Impossible - i.ensz1y ~.
b, The ie.iE7ss- /, vss earn, AZ n o. 80 49,
%; discovered u I'll I'D e re hSs ?a<-s, - =.
cepo', lesvilx tie boy b. he 80 q :ae s.s -.
e-L psTso-s Who cane a. - Ese 90 80
REQ. H.; tie rsosls- e ike-e Ct NJ. Ssrss1
PsrsOOs va beswsss Ar1y Asd ioc'! ,~.s- -
E,Essr5ec. .r6 ssesty, 'r.izsVso-s re- ~
81 g. Ayers hossL = MI s1e<,. a.: AZ 49,
rs, s:s-;ec for ~ ssppsr. - - "a. sfe.ss =
ges ..ss resl s. 8 lsier hoc- ths1 ihe ocasr 49,
as<,-s1<r ossa<<~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-19

AMESicisIN ~ Cosyrcricrr-Tss 49,
= tecsg q : Az -ic&a sS4.e eeescz Ct CSnSDs
90 ted a. Nes-HsseS 81 Ts=-isy. he ~,
d. sfe,ry, &c efgy e s,A:s, kse sr-s'1<n. -
s'e eosxeu, va = lie eAsr TIE r.s-rn -
a. Hs--socc n Ja-e iSss 80 re>E-ae& n =,
for-, = w. be reeeSn5~r-: q = sccor.ts's -
EsI1n: AE-rcz2s o. y scAA gwen - q
as1 --s-sz C ,se s,cccc--cc. aso-s7's = ~,
sosrl coorrocass. Ire ee-1i, - - Ss.s1b
-es rtpsr.ec = iarw q sS.s:tsg 9 ,s-Sss . -.
sce q &c er-er soc> r2e - "a san ,er ~
issS, Scr 4. p To~s q ssCl1s NJ 9 e<sae, -
,Ae Pr ssA3<,ey. TIE - az. -serIv-: s1S -
PzcsREss 90 ETI<CIlrK- ieror:1x :,
ka-<ss co2srEc-ses Il &c co.'s q 1920 4
= ~ a. $3.50 oar asno<s II s-xs . t1-sr
wee vesca - . z-..5as - cs!, - .Hs1 -
- Etssse ao< acc - 1ecSy - Lss - - en- -
- tIl-rz-g a. k<grsy4St eJG $zr: % u -
Is- Ccly szssorire: aE.vsf q s-cf q 49, s.t
~ te c.srsg rsT, h-es-- Z . sn7s -
a So + = .Is<cse4 Isxi - o. $50 -
ygzc1hDss er-cI.x. Islsiis ~ "a
A soEEL vEooGSS RAErT.-A " sef,<'-- -
GO ths 10 zscAAf soer so % iss-- CisSr -
WEE = el5srsa: S-r-s Ct - : A. A. Ia -
yss-sres .: t-s p4.srr& carssor ga -
p-silsexr. $3.50 I'D ey Q elsrsyn<1- saa -
shos.s cas-s-- y IL esucrs u zsrnsng. ~. 10
vi.A re Cd ssSas' iA< sc!s x-& srs 'cH~4
seE- veSt-x SE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-19

slave trade pirates-tAe common enemies q MN.
l,nd.thsn 1t Great Britain direc, her cruisers 70
lombard the place where it can be proved eargc
of africans las been landed. But may be told
that ih s would be contrary to NATIONAL laws with,
out declaration Of war. But what rlgns ~oan
;n"n;,s hs. national or any other law to be
Consulted viii country like Spain, who dire-
Gard. its solemnly made treaties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-19

GEyIEAL LAND oyFICT-IsDIAS zEsEzv1TT0S.-
TIE Prssien, of he United SAFES h.s soprOveG ne
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FIRES.


Yesterday morning, sb,st O'Clock, . fse hrls
ont in III. rem.ining portion Of The q. Ne No. .s
West Twenty art street, Owned BY Gsp.ss Lzser.
Officer Grahsn discovered The Ere sn6 ,ascasi u
bor-es, aaer which be gave the alarm % hrna
we're earl, on tb4 gro nd snd soon eIti ..lshsd Tie
esmes. This bui ding Was on Ere during nigN Il
the 9th inst, ard ~.s then psri>ly d. ed; he
remaining portion bad 81 &c been repsi ardvs,
occupied BY csrtmen- The Ere wn he . % 81 some
scamp.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-31
NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
NOTICE hereby given that Annual Meet ng OF the
~ Stockholders Of the n NASHVILLE BUILDING AS>O'
CITATION will he held the Merchants Exchange MON
DAY EVENING, tn. 9Th instant O'Clock Board Of
Directors for the ensuing to be chosen and the An
nua ieport will be read.
J55-td E. q. EASTMAN Secretary.
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A Ca d.

The Officers and Members of the AMERICAN
GUARDS feel it duty encumbent on them to ex-
press publicly their sincere thanks for the hearty
and generous manner in which they ere welcomed
aud entertained by the American party OF Lebanon.
They have not words at their command sufficient to
do their open hearted and patriotic hosts justice /;
but suffice il to say that they have never met with
nober or warmer souls than the sons of old Wilson
never have experienced so hospiable aud attent-
i've a reception at their hands. Their doors were
thrown open TO with a cordial and pressing invi-
taton 10 enter, and their tables afforded US a
princely and plentiful entertainment-ther purse
strings oosened to procure aught that would con.
duce to our Ell oyment Our hope IL, that the
American party elsewhere is composed Of as stout
and true hearts.
To the kind attentions of the Ladies of Lebanon
we also tender our thanks, aud permit us to hope
that they may, so long they are blessed with liie
still retain the noble and lady like traits that char
acterized them during our short visit, and have in
future store abundant happiness aud a-Know
Nothing husband To the evening of our DAYS
theg will "live ia memory's dream"
BY order Of Company.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-31
TUESDAY MORNING. JULY 81.
The WEATHER-Ye Yesterday the weather was
quite warm, though the rays of the sun were
occasionally obscured by clouds.

RIVER NEws.-The Cumberland was still
swelling yesterday, having risen about twenty
inches in all.
The AliEa arrived yesterday from st. Louis.
We are indebted to her clerk for river favOrs,
and for the following memoranda
"MEMoRAYDA OF STEAMER Aida Left Saint
Louis thursday the 26th, at IL O'Clock at night.
River rising above St. Louis Illinois river in good
boating stage. Missouri river low. Freight Of all
kinds scarce-bOats nearly all laid up. Met Um-
pire at EddyVille-R. L. Cobb at Jones' Landing.
Cuba laid up at Smithland. Met DR.. Robertson at
ST. Louis, bound for Illinois river Health at st.
Louis good and also at all points along the river.
Put out geo bags corn at Cumberland Iron Works,
and also so ton of other way freight at different
landings"
The Shylock arrived yesterday from Padu-
cab, and is advertised to leave again this
morning.
The Umpire was looked for last evening.