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SEVERE BLOW AT THE ADMINISTRATION

The Herald yesterday published what it called "a reg
uar bombshell for the administration the explosion OF
which expected to produce the effect upon Pres
dent Pierce and his cabinet that the gnpowder of Guy
Fawkes would have had in its day upon the men in
if it had only gone off, The Heralds bomb-shell was
very harmless letter written by Commodore Stewart nine
years ago in reference to naval board OF inquiry
which he the presiding officer but which the Herald
has very oddly supposed TO refer to the action of the naval
retiring board which concluded it's business last month
The administration win not be much disconnected by such
an innocent projcctile.-N ]. Times
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PEoUSGAnY AUTHORSHIP UNITED
STATEsA statement of the incomes Of successful authors
in this country from the sales of their books correctly
turned would form interesting chapter of literary
tscs Referring TO this subject the American Publishers
Circular says We casually informed by Boston
publisher (Nr Little Of Little Brown, Coz that their
house could show receipts for money paid for copyrights
the amount Of hatf million Of dollars Of which hun
dred housand dollars paid single famity which
still retains the copy-ights Many other publishing
houses quote similar documents and they would be Of
considerable interest to those who have conended that
genius with left struggle and anguish without
rscompensep
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THE FISHERY COMMISSION.

The st. John New Brunswiek) Courier of the 9Th in
slant SAYS.
CIV understand that the commissioners have made con
siderable progress in their abors this present
season, notwithstanding the time lost owing Cush-
mans dlt reaching Haliiex, here the British
soner and his staff awaited for nearly rnonh the Generals
arrival We informed that Mr. Perey proceeds west
ward by steiner this morning engage in the duties OF the
commissions the the United States commencing
with the harbor OF New York"
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eight years Of age) by larger majority than had been
given for any Of his predecessors
This is but glance at dates and facts extending
period of nearly thirty years but tits sufficient for
present purpose Is such life "the accident Of an ac
cident2H
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CELEBRATION l00TH BIRTHDAY OF THE REy
john SAwYER-The celebration of the one hundredth
birthday of the Rev. John Sawyer attended in Ban
go Maine on the 9th ns by great of people
The services were at the Central Congregational Church
where the venerable centenaran delivered an address Of
an hour and quarter in length without apparent fatigue
The Sabbatb-school scholars made him ifemember Of
the American Sunday School Union
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Majority against fusion. ..........

In most OF the towns returned "dvided," the demo
Gratis and national wings united upon ticket in oppos
ton the knownothing and abolition fusioniss and
ried the election. The hundred and thirteen
towns if they vote the way next spring will elect
majority of thirty members to the legislature oppo
sed to fusion and its injurious doctrines.
We congratulate the friends of sound national SEN
tmen and fraternal intercourse between all the States
Of the Union upon this gratifying result in old Connect
cut-one of tie thirteen" who originated the republic
and who stands steadast among the sound States of the
thrty-oue who will sustain it unimpared fuller vote
(Which we viii have next spring. would have shown
still greater majority against the usionsts and their hos
tile schemes to the Union.
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Ex-Governor Seymour is announced to deliver an adj
dress shortly at Rochester New York, the political
topics Of the day,
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WASHINGTON CITY.
SATURDAY MORNING, OCT. rs, 1856

Uur ISRAEL r. JAsK No. lea South Tenth street fhiadea
pa general travelling assisted VIM H. WELD
Collins, JAMES DrEMse, HAmarT, B. JAMES, Inos
d. Nice, W. MORRISON, T.. W. Wiley, WIZ. l.. Waterman
ALEX H. Carson, d. X Musrrs, BES. r. SWAN, T. AsHaaS
and r. DAVIS.
90 Mr. w. JANIS, No. Harrison street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Il
general collecting agent Western States and Texas
assisted by II. j. Thomas W. RAMSAY WILLIAM H. THOMAS
Tnos. N. JAMES, O. NJ L. wlsrsAs A. l.. CHLps, and Dr. VIII
LIAM IawIs. Receipts Of either will be good.
% Lewis, OF Montgomery Alabama, Is our
travelling States of Alabama and Tennessee
by @. r. LxwIs, and ID. LrwIs
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From the Hartford Times
FTDH
CONNECTICUT AGAINST DlSUNION.

------ UI1OtIVIN'
We have returns from one hundred and thirteen towns
that elected boards Of seecmen and town clerks the
first Monday of October-oaving about forty towns to
elect future day, mostly the first Monday in Noven-
Der. The result is:
Anti-know-nothing ani-fuson. towns.
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The vote for tue temperance candidate for governor in
Georgia viii reach, il Is said, about G200
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certain lists certified about the 18th October 1859
and the I'd November 1854 OF those first reported all re-
naming vacant approved by the Secretary of the In
terror in the early part of 1854 and certified lists thereof
forwarded to the governor of Missouri and the several
local land Offices
These lands having been approved since the early part
OF April 1854 and question having been raised relative
to their swampy character it has been recently decided
patent the same to the State and the for this
obvious The State of Missouri had parted with her
interest in the lands by donating the to the counties
In which they situated the conditions of the grant
being that the proceeds should be applied exclusively
far necessary, to their reclamation and the sur
plus go to, and form part of the common school
of the fund thus created could not have been de-
vsed. Some of these swamp lands were very heavily
mbered and they could not be sod either by the
eral government the State Of Missouri there was no
from them the only thing that could render them vaua-
BILE 1t necessary, therefore, that and CON
elusive title should be made the State to whom the
lands rigbtfully belonged.
issuance Of patents for the swamp lands approved 1854
the President not consulted upon the subject
and that the State Of Missouri having complied with the
requirements of the law Of 1850 was entitled to them as
soon As her turn was reached in the regular order of bust
ness at the General Land Office period of nearly two
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12
rinD FIGHTING Ar SEvlSTOPol.
El1LlkE SPEECH BIZ NAPOLEON.
DANISH TROOPS FOR TIVE CEniEA.

The steamer Bslac from liverpool n tie 5);l
Tit, arrived at her wharf a. Csa,I-s;., at /.
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. sac brings weeks
intelligence.
Tie Africa arrived at Liverpool % suniay.
2lth December, at u o'clock, noon.
TIE steam ship sarah Sands, which salej from
Liverpool Dec. :. for Portland pat back, sai
arrived st Queenstown on the 25th With lose Of
sails and rudcer supposed to be iojq,.d
Tie Cunsid steamer Arabia sailed tr0l Ny
Settles ca 2lst December, with l.6ll men Of the
18th french Regiment Of the Lile for the Cri-
mea. The Arabia attracted much attention at
MeTseilles
Tie event Of the week is the spee,h Of the En-.
Veror Of France, which makes 40 aiin-ion t. any
prospect Of peace, ard il followed up by loan Of
I've hundred millions Of francs. There has been
IN upousnt diplomatic conference At Nienpa.
Tie PTusslsn mission 10 Enelaud proves to nave
been OF 10 importance. The biil Tor the enlist.
meut cf foreigners ilto tie Bc-ish service is
passed into lsw. Parliament has sdjOurred.
Affairs before sevsstopol are unchanged. Tee
Arctic eIpor X ship Enterprise, CaPt Collu
son, has arrived at Hong Kong, on her way %
Il gisnd Liverpool Cotton market qpis- favor
ing buyers, but not quotaby lower. Not much
activity in the Grain market but prices are drnly
maintained None! make. unchanged. Amer
icsn Securities in good demand espacslly Nr-
eiIia stock and Illinois Central bonds; Fries neg
lected; far inquiry for New-lork Ceotral SKIES
and sevtns. convertible. Consois hsye varied
very little, aud closed ~ a9l!
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THE TRIBUNE AND THE CLEVELAND
PLAINDFALbR.
F,oa IN. Oereload Pound .aler Jan &


THF NV DIRK 1rIDCN NJ, not satisfied with sending
forty loads week through The malls iosdns them down
thsn al ove- h, Wesrp country cara
The cot Of Government content Stn this the concern
& 49,. IL, IN ,,,,. ID, 1ii, p..,o.s,l,. to,b,ni
country become clerks Of thai Establishment with
ma Po., Ogce Law conrei, DO such service fro.n Po
natefs quite gh pepsrtne 10 elyy thee
psfer for nothing without employing its agents 10 address
them. also
True, TnF TRIBUNE somewhat loads the nails
and It is also tTuo that the Post Office Department
receives about $4,000 postage per annun on the
same. When VIC receive tue regular subscription
price for TIE TRIBUNE, we direct the paper to each
subscriber in all cases. But send twenty copies,
or over, WEEKLY TRBUEE, 10 one address for 81
each or ten copies, or over, SENI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
10 one address, at G. each A. these prices, we
not afford to address each copy, which subscribers
perfo lily understand, do also, the POstilssefs
who fiequeItiy assist in getting up Clubs, partly be
cause they Ike TIE TRmrSE, and partly 10 in
crease their commission from postage. We happen
TO know Of one instance where the Postmaster har-
nesscd his horse, hitched it to cutter and drove
several miles to obtain subscribers to I'll mp the Club
In connection with this METER we take he liberty 10
pubiah an extract from arecent letter Of the Hon. l0
ratio King First Assistant Postmaster General, TO
Postmaster in Michigan:
"You are bound write the Of tbs 'ubscr'er
upon that j. the proyioce OF the na ing
couftesy aud disposition - accummOiat", should
tu papers, he whom
they intended when 1t Of heir furnished iul
do and tn
ont prejudice other q OIL when
fd .uh shouli notify the editors IT
tie request diem 10 have tAeit Iapcs properly 50
drtsno"
In cases where it is ncon, erent for the Postmaster
10 deliver THE TRIBUNE TO clubs, the merchant, Or
some other person residing in the village kindly CON
sents to attend TO the business, and in very many
cases the subscribers prefer TO pay 81 90 for IHE
NEEzIY, or 81 % each for The SENI-WEEKLY, our
lowest regular Club prices, aud have the paper adj
dressed in our Office 1t is frequently an OBJECT for
the village merchant to get up club in order 10 draw
bis noiehbors 10 his store customers, ne paying the
portage 10 the Postmaster, and collecting it OF his
customers. IS general rule, the Postmasters msn
fest a disposition TO obligo their neghbors, in order
that TIE TRIBUNE may be obtained at the lowest pos
sible price; and we regret that The PlqiR Dealer
Editor should feel so much disress because people
ike TIE TIBUSE and VIII have it. II is, however
difficulty t-e have no particular desire TO remedy
and we somewhat question whether the complainings
Of Mr.. Postmaster Gray viii materially mend the
matter.
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law prohibiting Ierscus o. iOf,,gu bIIth t9R repro
ren'ing tbs GoverDnen, sbrsi al. Lad over.
Mr. BLA1CHFORD moved thst gben this VNu'e
stjouin On Fnisy, :. sjOurn TO AOnlay u l.
oClock. Cauied.
rr PETTY called Mp TIE rel)lu'ion directing ;hs
Jaciciary Committee 10 inquire into ths eKpe4.ency
n r-.Ii- E ~ anu. go pows.s = Cp4t-s il ~
81 .l'-ferii p fia Nl'ura1.l % lave NJ. p OK y ned
q AZ il @ notorious feet tina; horaes u fore slers
ale ar-viog daily Il cus country al a. w-s e8liiy
notorious 'ha' hey bee 70 ciazers of ,hs [ -l-5f
Sistes win wonderful "a ili'y TIL. hii bal been
,Uggettd by recent d csion, q .eo byJ adss Dsao,
aleCfiIg 80 loose uaaLsr ia ~ en- na'ura.zt ll1
pepes Aac been gr-r'eG 10 Dufche.s C'uoig. lIs
considered j. proper that the subject should bs To-
q1JeC iD'O AID that these Dre nefs shoad a. lesst
know how 10 value ne great boon exte'ded - them
wLfn fhev ere made cif'z.n- If thia q We -um-ct
Mr. . KkEFE ssid the proper place 70 Judge o.
he rsi . Of c.fIzsnshp was 10 oar suouAi Councils
The gentleman had much - about Ircss Of for
egneT, arriving here; oil which 'uhteo TO ro'hag
10 coIuoc,' On with the proposition he mskss Aaf -
IN Iaturs zstion BE- NJ. . K q seen eeca IF taa'
cone. o. never messed anything which va. or
could be coDscered ~ improper. lie thought tie
sLf ,ect m cot better b. dropped.
Mr. AITKEN was opposed 20 the ra9olv'ion.
Dir. MUNDY moved Ar adjournment. Loot.
On motion Of Nf. MUADI tho resolution was laid
on thc T. bic.
Adjourned 10 II a. ". tomorrow.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
Especially Reported for The n. Y. Tribune.
SENATE. .....ALuAyy, Jau. Il, ls5

ENATE......ALBASy Jan. II, 1855.
TLArNE TO mcLnIAG AND CIRCULATING FOREIGN
BANK BILLS.
Mr. W. CLARK introduced q bill, (sent 20 the
Comnite on Bsnks,) which provides that the act
sLtltled 4" An oct concerning foreign bank nJies'
fhal not apply to the procuring receiving or Oter
ing TO receive, or the lfsHng, ueing or circulating
asmOnty of the bills of banks situated without this
State whose bills have for the six months next pre-
csding such procuring receiving or Offering 70 re-
csiye been regularly redeemed IN the Ciy "t new
York at discount not greater than II or shal De e'
fhe time fixed by lev for the redemption OF the hl'
M tbe hanks of This State AT their agencies which
,hAll have been regularly received at the Me'rOpoh
tan Bank for tie SIX months next preceding tucu
procuring receiving &c, at discount not greater
fhan ia or shall be AZ the time fixed 10y law Tor the
relemption of the bills Of banks of this state at their
agencies.
ron rHE MORE EFFFCrUAL SUPPRESSION or ctNnLl>G.
Mr. BROOKS, after motion, INTRO tucet a biz to
supprtss Policy dealing
1HE CODT OF rEoCEpURE.
Mr. HOPKINS brought IN his bill 10 amend the
l53d Code Of Procedure
Also bill to extend the time within which Fire In
surance Companies required to make their Annu
Report II extends the time from the let OF January
Ill the 4th of March
UNCLAIMED DuIDENDS.
The bill making it imperative on all Insurance
Companies to publish, before the ss day q sep
iember next and annually thereafter for SIX suices-
ave weeks full account Of all unclaimed dividends
remaining with them was read a third time, ana
passed by unanimous vote.
NEw-YORK SlNrENNi SAVINGS BANK.
The bill antuoing the charter of this Ban@, as cx-
blamed in TIKI TRIBUNE was ordered TO a third read
Ing on motion of Mr. BARR
EXCAvATIONS ~ NEw.IORK.
The bill relating 10 this subject also ordered %
third reading after being amended so as TO make II
apply to the City of Brooklyn.
Also, the bill amending the Ac; providing within
what time Academic subject to the visitation of the
Regents of the University shall send i'll their Report.
The amendment requires such Institutions - repor,
sufficiently early 10 the Regents to enable them 10
make their Annual Report to the Legislature by the
ltOf January
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MEXICO.

We have adgices from Acapulco 10 Dec. q.
Intelligence has reached Acapulco Of several severe
fkImsbes esrly 10 December It the Punto del Cal
yario, in which the reyoia,iJn-t-, uuter Ntil4res
were yieio1iOus over the Government troops ~ Ter
IuOags The precise detail. bad not been ~ ;er-
tanned. but II known that in the f'st AT Ir the
eIeAy lost Upward Of ninety men, led and wOuc ed
,morg whom were one colonel, tTO capalos, al 70
Ecufenarts Gen. 1omas Moreno was 10 the action.
lie ssued SPIRITED address 10 bis soldiers On the go
which is published in the Boiotul.
A drpsich from Don Juan Alvarez states that, on
the morniug of Dec. q, party Of the revolt toni s
furpred The enemy in The cit % Guerrero wh5rs 10
had garrison OF 300 men If the line stationed. Ihe
enemy MADE desperate resistance but vas finally
routed, a. d a gun with quantity Of arms Gnd ~
nuntion. were captured. Daring the c.t8ck, which
lasted on bopr and half ten Of the enemy were
killed and IT, subsequen. encounter. during bis &c.
crdtste retreat from Chpantziugo, he lost many
more.
Gen Alvarez was at TStls whore Re vas waiting
for YIalbs VINO, since his victory ct M-scala, hal
been successful in several skiTm-hos, particulars Of
which are Lot given.
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Wf,.oNsi, Tul.EArIo> .- r. G'4- C,.Etg H.
aa estimates uat during tie sessoI l-i c'sed 40 600
emrrsrts passed through tina, County. on their way
N,rih Az We. il s. ken Of new homes, snc thst
$1,000 more took tLv rver route making ID a.
to COO ADDED to she population o.. Northern ioEa,
Western " scorsin ana Mlnnes0ie d1rlcC inis year
TIE NrrI thinks ID q Grant County W. b. a4ed
man 10 feed this multitude. vhO carried with .hem
bnt few provisions, and hence expects GOOD MAJ
ket through the winter ior al that he Grant ountJ
farmers have 10 spare. IT,. Herald adds ths' t-s
population Of Grant County has Increased oei.o
one and two thousand tbs year, End aniio 2slss 8
much arctr increase next year.
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SENATORIAL PLUNDERING

From Ths ~ I0uis Democrat
II is universally remarked that the present Senate
of the United States is the most scandalousy wasteu
of the public money and the most bareiacedly plum
doring Of any public body that has existed. o.
this we have just had signal, and most glaringy
Illegal Instance. TIE Senate has Just ordered Mr.
Atchson to be paid Vice President Of the United
States. This is doubly iieg al lie is not Vice Presi
dent and is entitled TO pay such. If he was, Il
would require on act of Congress TO appropriate il
hut the Senate has found out way TO cheat the ap
preparation clause in the Constitution. Il is done by
drawing money for the contingencies Of the Senate
and then lavshng the money upon whatisno co7tiR-
- Gent" expense OF the Scnaie-as s. Oo0to pay Kos
su,h tavern bill in Washing,on $ 600 Ia pay Atch
sons Vice Presidential salary snce last March aud
So on Atohson is Decides, allowed clerk a.
per day all the year; and gets double pay for pre-
siding; al given HIM by the NuiGe-s 70 sustain him
in Missouri. Badger Of North Carolina, "a nrsi-rate
a. all these illegal AID scands,ous eXPendltures-hIs
object being to disgrace the Demo 'racy VINO being
tie rnninr-v are responsible ana they wanting the
uorey for needy and desperate par'izans freely vote
al that he proposes. In this way &c has Just pa se
the Atchs0n ssary. which d,graces the Senate both
for IFS inerslitv and rCdgalfy. Il rs money taken
without law oud assnst law sni against the CoasitU
ton which requires appropriation before money ~
be drawn and the ouy To tha' tina; the none
was drawn for " con, IccHcieS. which confesses tie
swndlilg tog which the common law punishment i
hue and Imprisonment for II Is raising money upJn
false pYeteuSg
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THr CArl,o B,L1.-The following is E copy Of tie
invita- ons sent cut for tie Calico Party on Monday
evening next
Calico Party FOR TIE RELIEF o. THE Pooh
Mrs Conan CON pimeAts 10 -- --, and wlI be
hoppy 10 see them on Monday evening, Jan. H. from
TO H. Those accepting this invitation are re- aested
and will loo expected 10 sppcar only in dress that
ri be su able Tor distribution among ihe or, a. It
expected that they Will send the garment the n-A'
dsv 10 Mr.. Conan for the bcneh, Of The Rev. II.
+, ases Mission. An answer j. requested. and II sny
are obliged to decline II hoped thei- dresses WI az
10 ar 20 represent them.
Ne ~ FoaT0. f. Ian =. 1873
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BrTrAIo CRY PRINTING Tie BpGa'o RTniic
has been designated the "O.hciai Paper OF the
CITY" by the Common Council Of Buffalo, by ?
vote Of lito u. a handsome compliment, worhily
bestowed. Tie Buffalo ETpress was given the City
job Printing by similar vote. The Reppbte aud
Elpress are Anti Nebraska papers. TIE Coraerc a
4 ertiser, F.llmores hand-,rgan, had been dess
mated 10 DO tlis work, by 4 Syer-Ggay and KnoF
Nothing Hunker Caucus, but " there many slip
"twi1t cup and lip Tie Egen'Eg Post, lIunkeT
paper is among the mourners. llndoosm and slave
catching are at discount in the Queen city 0. tie
Lakes.
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PEAorDAIE WooLENMHL BURSru-lt-s, e-,i-
OOO-The fine wooleu-m II the Pe.csdaie Manu-
featuring Company, IN south hinC-towu, wa DE-
stroyed bv fire. with its entire contents, Def TeeI
ana 5 o clock Monday moraiDg II was used Tor tle
manufacture of negro cloths. Loss 3,Co0i Insured
for =. $40 al the Atlantic and Warrington office IL
tlis city equally. W. learn that the TIRE comm ~
Gated to small stone building, erected last srnuer
which was also destroyed with 80 cortenls II con-
tanned some machinery for the manufacture OF coar.e
Noolcns ara luar THY OF clotts o. ve are nflrmei
The loss u this building ana contents i f,m e Jo9
Il 5000. We I'd 10. learn i il was i-sIra Z.
P-.vicec-e Pos.
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ASSEMBLY,.

dlNkkAI ORDERS.
Also Mr. WEED in the Chair 10 expedite the can
tass Of votes for Senator in the MIME Senate DIS
met OF this State at special election, TO be held IN
@d District on Tuesday, the 3Oth day oi January,
ahdor proclamation by the Governor.
The hill having been read through, Mr.. WELLS
moved that that the bill be reported 10 the House and
ie passage recommt nded, which was done.
THIRD READING or BILLS.
To expedite tie counting of votes in the NNlNth
Serste District Of this State. at special election ~
be held in said District on Tuesday the 30ih day Ot
january, under proclamation by the Governor.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
Nj RlCKERSON-To secure the purity Of e,ee-
tons.
Mr.. G. ID. WILLlAMS-To authorize the Supreme
tout to grant divorce i'll OF wliul abandonment.
pi wives
Mr. MUNDY-To repeal the New.York Stage
company Consolidation act.
Mr.. WArERBrRY-Fcr the better security Of
money deposited III Savings Bsnks.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Mr.. MCLAUGHLIN introduced the following
AN ACT TO P'ovee r the payment Jurors the Cy
SECTION Each ih0JJH juror N N. ~.
New-York, summoned TO attend The Circuit Court
superior Court, Court of Common Pleas. or Marine
tourt in the City OF New-lork being in attendance
and sCtually serving such Juror shall receive IN
sum of one dollar and fifty cents Tor each DAYS at
tendance and service as such Juror, in addition IN
any ether fees which such Juror may receive
Sac Tue parties bringing the issue tried BY said jury
si pay the said Jurors fees and more than case OF
ssne Ash be tined the day the sad Juror per diem
Allowance shall be paid BY said parties 50 bringing on the -ae
Al parts Of acts not consistent with the pro
'ssns o. tbs act. are hereby repealed
mr. RlCKERSON-To extend the jurisdiction Of
justices Of the Peace in civil cases.
REVOLUTIONS.
H. acknowledgements Congress to procure
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E1mu BrRRlrr the elknown phian,hrop-s;, has
issued the first number Of magazine, called The
C,ti:en Of Tie World OF which he has assumed the
editorial charge. The periodical is devoted - the
principles with which the name OF the editor Is den-
tilted. and will aim a; an impartial view, II the hsni
Of human brotherhood, of the institutions anu enter
prises which affect the common welfare OF Nations as
a family, and the rights and duties of man as an
individual being Ii is to be published monthly BY
George W. Taylor, Phladelphla.