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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-27


hiHcn 2e.-Iiis Honor the Mayor In the chair, Ths
minutes of tbs Lac, meeting read and approved
nlEp
TIE bill " ofhcer KnEor- S22for srpsns.. laesrrsa
In going 20 Washlns,oa In pursui, of Louis BAk-v.
charged With the murder u Pools ordered 70 bs
paid The bin Of Captain spslght, for US 70, srpsass.
10 South Amboy pursai, Of Baker, also ordsSss
70 bo paid.
urpssD fI--Aos
The bin u onlsu Hog,n-sssi os--for up~asss Ia
cuued BY him Ia going 10 Exis county, and pro.uri.g
-i,nsHs' 10 ,hs case q ihs bssss against kLssss.
charged with forgery, 1D, % Iaotlnn of Ala@rnsa
HCSAsD, ordered 70 Ls paid.
oTiyp Eia.
bIls ior COPYING assIss, aIa Other snail biz vs~s
ur4ios o. INCORPORATED oosp.mz
msnpriL -n sabni ttsd 70 tbs Bard for prs1sts-
en 70 the l<yislatgf. VI hs stats for ths
= the aet o Jay less, chapter 80, %.
does not reaI1s sy. psr cent e.sr o. 10. proat sss
thsrsfoFs bs practically srstnyt from tArsiiop.
AldeTm.n HssSicr novsd that ihs sssl of tb. city -
.rsd 70 the DsDofial, sDd that u ks ss n-4 W ~
MAJOR Anf Cisrs of the Bosrs C.Sriss.
cotr AcogEEgbAri0r,
Ahsrman BiRHn offered ihs foro-iBg-
Kssolved That tue Comptroller of The city ~ s~w
Yort b. and hs lsrsby, directed W srsv kl. vsuss4
Ia favor "a his Honor tbs Ciy Jatxs Tor The sss af
400 fos os. rsnit from ,hs nrs, DAY ~ Aprn ssst
~ The tulfsns C0sn rsqsirei TIE rom of ths dsv
Jgfss for The pnfpsst 81 ooSfHston aoi siso for ths
u's ~ fDss Witnesses aiisniing the ooufts Jnaxs
stuar wa wllns " vaSats n. RON sSs hs skogu -
yrovids4 viih an onos sonsvbsr oonrssl.si
Ah.imsn Huncs ssf The Hhrra bsi b~sa ssrvs1
rlh osdsf from The sgp.Es Cosr tbis aAy - pc
hssing nrxississ 70 A. ~ rss shsris .. hssuax 40
roons. and When hs fAk " ne, him 70 ssy, he ~s
Torg 70 ihs i'.ng n.uss - -. IA Jaess' eoas b
A2son nsasisitd ilssfs
The rrseiuton vss a3ortsd
Adjourned - u0stsy Bsrt
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jersey City Politics.
UNION NOMINATIONS.


The result OF the meeting which the party in Jersey
City, known "iiberals got up at the Hudson Houss
Friday evening last not being satisfactory they de-
ternined TO be present when the committee then ap-
pointed made their report and redeem the lost advan
tages. They prohted by the example OF promptness
taught them by those who stole the march them
Friday evening and last night they were hand in
season. They came in strength Of numbers, under
leaders who had evidently drilled them, and ap
psently determined to put matters through according
to the original intentions OF the 'Ibera," in New
York city style Mr.. J. N. Young, chairman, and
g. s. Ward, secretary, took cir PAGES, and
at the appointed time the meeting was called
TO order. Meantime the "votiog and cheer
ing csswdn got the front seats and their leaders
took pronnen pos tons In order 70 facilitate the
sgement OF affairs Mr.. 7. w. Morehouse, Chairman Of
the appeared and presented the ticket
which had been msde up. He stated that the committee
had taken all possible pains to suit the meeting, but
account OF the brief space allotted TO them and the
willingness OF many serve, WAS Late before ticket
could be formed
An attempt was made at this Juncture TO separate
those In the meeting who not voters in the First
ward from tlo-e who voters but the effort failed
the wolves and lambs TO be separated The
composed Of opted citizens aud the boys.p
The ticket nom mated. was then read, and, on mo
ton Of John Lamb the meeting resolved to decide upon
the nominees separately. The voting was done by the
upfted hand.
cepted and that Of A. 3. Jewell rejected The name
Of wm Clark afterwards substituted for the latter
When the name Of Mr., Jewell was msntioned one Of
the leaders Of "tbe crowd remarked 10 them: None
Of yes raise yer hands, and they obeyed most imph
city.
chosen Freeholdsrs were rejected and Dr. T. o. DUN
mer and David Henderson were designated In their
stead.
Peace, was acceptable 70 the meeting.
They went through with the ticket In the same man
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Williamsburg City News.

THE SourH TENTH AND CATHERINE srRHEr FERRY This
ferry, about which there much talk year
since ID finally 20 90 into operation the first OF Nay
The company has been organized and the s.o * taken
up BY fer capitalists The following are the officers
and drec'ors President, James Murphy (of the arm
q Pssse Murphy f New York;; Secretary, John
Berry Treasurer David Palmer President o. the Dry
Dock Bank Directorp, George Law, Oliver Charncs
David Palmer, John Berry, d. Boerum VIM. Hays aud
Jsmes Murphy. The company have dsciied 20 bud
two ferry boats equal 10 any the Fulton ferry and
in or6er 10 commence operations on the first Of Nay,
two second hand boats to be procured and placed
the line. The clips on both sides nearly com
pletsd, the the New York side being next aboys
the Catherine ferry slip. 10 estimated that ths trp
this ferry be made from ten % hfteeu min ute.
quicker than the Peck slip line. The inhabitants %
the Eastern district win hail with JOY the establshnsn
Of . new ferry with Hrst class boats.
ArrrSrT TO BaxAK Orxs A CHuRcH.-Yesterday after.
noon Sergeant Doughty and ofeer ysrrsr of the Thr
ieenth ward arrested tive boys named George IAprix
and Henry Baird whom they caught IN the act of break
irg open the vestry Of toe Presbytsran church
corner of sirth and sogth Fourth streets They we're
locked up.
JAsT AYsAR justice Of the Peace Of the EAs.srn dl.
tct died at his residence In Lorner street go udAy
night Mr. Aymir elected Police Justice AZ the Ia,
general sseton but owing 70 defect In the act
eonsohcsiio DC not procure his ssst
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viii DO the lives Of the unfor three Will be sparsd
which, for the sake of their wives and families ali
should hope viii prove TO be the result.
Tho Cay before yesterday, Mr. Thompson, the United
States commercial agent at Ia brought
TO this city prisoner he having refused to take down
the arms OF the United States from his Office whe d-
rected to do So He to the United States Consul S
and vent, accompanied By the acting United States Con
sui be ore the Captain General who set hu, at liberty
upon parole to appear when called upon to DO examined
before some of the tribunals Of this city The United
states arms were, understand, taken down from Mr.
Tbompsons Office by the authorities at Sagua Com
ment from me upon these atrocities cannot be re-
quisite.
learn that few days SINCE as the British brigantins
OF war Arab coming into this harbor the newly
eapized Cazadores were firing at mark the water,
the power OF which they appear be totally ignorant
Tor several OF the shots from their rifles reached the
Arab when ale than a mile distant from tbs
shore. British merchant ship, laden with Goals also
coming into the harbor the day received several
balls on board OF he OF course, ample apology will
be afforded for these accidents"
The Prensd Of this morning declares that all the fill
busters are dsbanded and several for the
circumstances the last however ia the best hat they
afraid to come ~
The Gdcea OF his morning contains notice Of patent
for five years. TO Don Juan Benjamin Belt American
citizen for oven for fancy biscuit bakery carried
by him. but which common report alleges that the
acting United states Consul here lis the chief partner in
March II, 1855.
P.S,-The steamer being detained until this morning
enabled to state that the general impression here 10
There report last night tha. the opinion Of ths
Royal audience favorable to the three prisoners
The report, however, requires confirmation. seems
almost 'too good to be true.o
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THg BsEGgs EtP0eloS On saturday nglt Emil
Frshn, the fGifa victim of the sEpison 10 Bsfgen GA
wt6nssdsy died of his inJsnss.
A41rsrTsp eUfdDt --On sasdsy . man nsnSs4 Csorys
nfiteli undertook 10 DESTROY his Rs ~ cutting hf
threat he cut = erri5s gssh ard ny- lies fAsgcruss
" 81 of his round fs hsi tsAen laudaonm isu esJ
PREVIOUSLY for the sane purps.s but vas dis>ovsrsf
end nsedic n Sts Kites - him uhca tsv~ bis NE
Ths unfort sna's man ~ hi u passssa shot sts VIZ
Noi n sl1ut ttrrs year stac- fsf vhca ~
ts Sss's y-pon ~ has b~~n out fyr fec raozths
srd has teen 10 ths poynsa, ~ NJ korr6 ~
h~fxtion but - supDos~s tsa, hls uist 10 snsets
~ hs nsist'Esss a. " iosI = tbr-s sgsuYss ..
su,cfs
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EMPRESS AGENCIES.

A DAMS cos CALIFORNIA ExPREss-oFRIcE
"A re Hrasdwny.-speeial notice 20 California ship
rers-heductsn 81 express Co give notice
20 sher Csiifsrraa express customers and the srohsn
and public Fesrany that they have reduced the
srpress freight trsn New York 70 san Francisco via
r.gus rouss, " - cents per pouad Through with mall
speed by eouuc~xirg steamers. Tins. davs Uur
express the reduced rates will 70
o'clock r NJ in charge Of special 10
Destination. sSsyprs will please send their early
ADAMS Co, 80 Droadway.
CAnp-Aasns Co. respeettuly iye notice that their
express fac remsn undisturb~ that shppsrs NAV
rely the almost attention being paid in
goods with the speed and delivering tho i'm
medately arrival Oar cments for
are large and sss,is-nsver more 20 than now
w. n, DISsHoRE,
v. g. SANFORD,
s. ". SHOEMAKER
Prepxsetors Dams Co "a Caifgrnis Packars Frrrss
EorIcE-cosdsnees of freight to per Adams A co.set
betveee Nsw York and California hereby nota
tbst the busnss belongs exclusively TO ths New YORK
house, the srm >re acting as nts only csaeqnenty
there BE- - istsrrupton In business T. g. WOODS
ssn rrxneicc. Keb. q, 1876.
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PersO1aI Intelligence.

Baltimore correspondent writes that Jerome Bona
where ID his purpose 10 reside permanently after due
arrangements shall have been made. His present de-
nan however b to visit Paris, and makep eparrangementa
for future residence there with his family lie became
citizen OF France his last visit znd had titled honorn
conferred upon him. Young Jerome, hs son Ia nov At
The Crimea holding lieuteaani,s command IN tas
full In military not only ~ high rama but even
10 the imperial throne. There is wond.rful magic In
the of BonAparte with the French nation and no
tell should fortune smile, discovering II the
same time Napoleon genius and talent 10 this YOUNG
man. 10 what degree ~ eminence he rise There il
a wide and inviting field before him with chances Of
placing himself upon the throns Of France. Such an
may be remote but is within the range Of pro
liabilities He slwaJs bore high reputation here, and
marked by Latnre for his amabeness OF character
together with Hrnness, bravery, and intelgense. II
wall be matter q regret to lose from among qs . ssu
able and highly esteemed q citizen ~ Monsieur Bons-
par,e but tne residue Of his days may possibly ~
passed more agreeaby in country where be stands 40
boeS a,ers
the Crea TO thwart the hope, and prospects
of bs son, different course may be pursued. Lady
and 70 bnd herself amidst the royal imI~rAi family
may prove less peasurable than the domestic comforts
OF superb home In the City Of Monuments
Senator Goodwin Ia detained frc his seat BY nsss AZ
he residence in Geneva,
Hx Governor Parsons, Of Michigan n laying dangerous.
ion rl'' '''''A'-' " '''4'' '"A''
ARRIVALS.
II newton, ri PauI Mn Cof sls, ssyms1r Pisrmsst
Rev. g w. Bss Detroit: HsI0t D. ~ Green, Pbadslrhis
.. Dinsmor., coiumM., al Hoo Q s.g,hali. N.sA
lngton, G. ~. A. Zshriske, New Jsfssy Hon. J. gBkTr
MANI ID kshdriek Lepansrsft, Ind ffsa J. Prss,5a,
NsrysBd. GAAdolfs, Mexico, Csit Jobs Chsss Ports
M nth, y. II.
Prom Eorfoik, Ae., Ia tks Itsamsbip RcAaeks-MIu
ward, Vim stsnrstt, slekies. ~. q Hgund AAf
lady Morrov. mrs aud Mics Wys,ts Snail JshHaon
lehasen, R,ftsn LADY ssd t-s stltren NJ, r..sh,
Whitshurs. VIM Trpp. Wm McY.in And ls4v. W
r Lewis, Capt Wm A 0sv, GrgD, C Reel, . lam..
A Almy. q Psins. Cap, Tsnnis, Cap, Wm Cheese.
C.rts.r esmPt.n, Jssss saa a.afh'sr. Nliia.
Prom klRss,ss, JA, 10 Ietr nssyu-wn cis,i. JoAn
ncCcrmiek
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6IxrY-THRER THousIND DOLLARs ry Boxps
Iosr Mr. Gilmore, Of corcord n, csns 10 fron
New York in tLe express 'rain lat syeoing (friiay
lie had carpet bag c0na ning t6 90 Ia railway Lsnis
which he placed the rack hts seat Hs got out
Al the station here and ioo his carpet osx he sup
pose) but wien he arrlvsd ~ tie rets ound that be
had another carpet bag Almost pse,trsly its his
Whether the ehsns. uAds ny mistake ot By soma
s'rot rogue 10 rot kaorn A. ysi, clue ~ obtAtn@
o. kr. Gs carpst beg al soias,--Hsy,fo-d 7r>s
hr-cA r.
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p O s T s G r 1 p T.
FOUR O'CLOCK, n. M.


sAsDr HOOK, Tuesday mornin.v, ~ O'Clock.
Asseamsr, supposed to b the Atlantic, l. oil the Light
ship ard has fred of several rockets bat steam
yacht has gone to the city for coal II Is mpo Vble TO
on for the news Is probable that the A,L ,ntic win
In soon, and shall obtain her news wien she
arrives oil this point.
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INt NtNaAhsAt VAthtg GVrFAAIs
vtsrH - - ". Ailss ~ rAertel kfyrss, Pyessfess
go stkS,r brs>tarB % ,k< kssysz.s Tss-s~ c-rgsv
-iIhss . psstea for sss'aso az 49, 80.
~ - tn sg,iesasa q ptsis,s sszE~s, sAs sss4
rt'' 20 Ysr.>ss' - ssisr's, ssst
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PLAYING CARDS.

nLAYINa cARBs-fARo PLAYING cARDs-ygRr
ella saA wall ssssonsd vish all the various other
ItSas Of sni ests,o cards nsse W SAN HART CO
Yer tAs txSxs a.d cubhausss thsr s.ssA No
0sesiay ssrsss syPosiN NE Assos uoveA
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Marine Affairs.
A NEW LINE OF STEAMERS.

Mr.. Vanderbilt has resolved TO commence running his
line of steamships at once The pioneer Of the
line will be the steamship North Star, which will be re-
membered the vessel In which Mr., Vanderbilt took
his European excursion Since her return from
Europe thu North Star has been running the mail
lire TO san Francisco from which line she recently
withdrawn. She win sail for Hsvre on the 2ist April
and be succeeded in May by the new steamship Ariel,
launched on the Sd inst and now nearly completed
Mr.. Vanderbilt Is also buildings new steamship at
Greenpont which win be the largest vessel OF her class
aHoat The rates Of freight and passage the samc as
that Of the other European nes The inauguration of
those line gives eleven steamers from New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-27

The anniversary meeting Of the Demit Dspensary was
held last night in the large hall Of the dspensary the
corner of Second avenue and Twenty street The
attendance not large there being about
one hundred and fifty persons ladies and gentlemen.
Mr.. John Campbell the Vice President Of the dspensa
ry took the chair the President being absent at the
opening OF the meeting and Mr. Ashbel Green performed
the duties of Secretary.
The report Of the dspeDsary for the past year was
then read, Of which the following is abstract--The
whole number Of patients treated during the past year
Ia Oh
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INTERESTING FROM HAVANA.

Particulars or the Arrest or Consul Thomp-
son-Thc Fate OF the State Prisoners, sc.
The steamship Black Warrior, Capt Bullock, arrived
at New Orleans the morning Of the Goth ins from
New York, via Havana 18th inst.
Among the passengers from Havana we're ex Governor
Fish, of New York, and family, and Lieut. NJ. Rush,
United States Navy.
Capt Bullock reports that the United States steamer
Princeton in port when the Black Warrior left Hs
vana. Her officers and crew all well
There is but little Of importance from the island
The state Of siege still continued but the excite
ment with respect to the anticipated hbuster invasion
had considerably subsidized
The Correo of Trinidad states that the sugar crop Of
that district win probably fully equal that of last year
New steam engines, lately introduced many Of the
plantations have contributed to this result
withstanding many unfavorabe circumstances.
There accounts Of reviews, drills offers Of
services, &c in connection with the anti pated Hl
buster invasion, but none OF any interest.
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TFIE TRADES, &C.

A PERSON THOROUGHLY ACCOUNTED WITH
"A manufacturing of enameed carriage cloth and oiled
k wishes obtain situation TO take charge Of already
business to enter into partnership with
The best OF references to
pabty and Address Manufactured Newark
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Daiahco IN tIunbuIy Sfov Vo
After the reading Of the report abort addresses
made TO the audience, by the Rev. Dr. Adams, DIR.
Franklin Tuthili and James w. Gerard, Esq, setting
forth the Of the institution and asking for
IL an increase Of patronage.
At the close OF the speeches the President announced
that the next thing in order election OF board
Of managers for the ensuing year. baoting had
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A ARCHITECT WANTED-T0 ONE WHO UNDER.
Ia stands his buzness sit uation will be given
Address b. Herald office, stating terms German arci
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Frederick 4. Mather, Adam w. Spies,
John Campbell, Joseph y. Joy,
Henry n. Alexander, Giles Babcock,
william Walker, Nathaniel X. Long,
Ashbel Green, John H. Earle,
Peter Cooper, VIM smith Brown,
Vim. +. Mott, Jr.. Ciarkson N. Potter,
Henry A. Hurlbut Henry Young,
Peter McMartin, James Low,
John J. Walker, A. A. Bremnsr,
Nathaniel Hayden, Charles Z. srvage,
Charles Tracy, Rufus X. Skeei,
George W. Able.
The me efing then adjourned.
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As GARDENER, OR GARDENER AND FARMER =
u situation wanted by married man without family,
SeotchmaD who possesses practical knowledge of
Iening in all its departments vxFruit fowerS vegeta
bies laying out OF new grounds and the most improved
system OF farming and also the Of cattle
Address or call W. K at A. Smiths seed store Ga White
street, for two days.
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A MASON, WHO UNDERSTANDS BRICK, Stun
"A and psstering. and has a resident Of tho eity
thirty one yeari and has been in the habit Of collecting
rents and seeing to and making repairs willing TO work Ia
this CITY or go ont suit the employer Also, tone
meat Tor small family without chiidren the rent
part to be taken work or would lease lot be
paid for In part wholly in work, Any that
may andrcss W. II. D., Herald Office stating when and
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RCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN WANTED-ONE
"A who quahhea to draw the plans write specifca
ions can find employment for time by nquirng at Hano
yer Bank buildns corner Of Pearl and William streets In
the basement JOSEPH DAWSON.
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GARDENER AND COACHMAN.-A NAN AND HIS
NJ wife, ProtcAnts want stuations he understands the
care Of horse: asa dcvng earrisSe and the raising Of
help to wash. Can give city reference Can be
for dsse, from 10 A. NJ to r. NJ at G3 Carmnc
IN
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DY AN IRON NOULDER-A JOB IN THE COUNTRY
Workman objection to tho West any location
healthy. Address A W., Herald office
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-29
CASH RECEIPTS OF THE FREEMAN.
From Feb. l2th, 10 Mar. 25th, 1855.

j. H. Shepard, Ira Perrin, j. H. Cogswell, S.
Allen, 0. Allen, B. F. Twiss, N. A. Kelly, A.
B Raymond, M. Lewis, j, W. Dimock, G. & N.
Gates, B. Darling. j. Bugbee, T. Cheney, A.
Stowe, S. Niles, D. F. Gates, R. F. Childs, II.
M. Bates, r. Sherburne, Geo. Robinson, Ira
Stone, P. Day, P, Metcalf, F. Page, j. Parker,
VIM, N. Fisher, G. Warren, G. 0. Davis, D.
Smith, ID, j. Spalding, L. Gregg, G. H. Kin
ney D. R. Gray, E. Conant, R. Darby LMoo-
dy, P. Moulton, j. W. Norton, j. r. Putnam
M. Wardner, |. Tucker, S. Gerry E. Chamber
lain, A. G. Murray. j. Folsom, +. G. Gibson, S.
Smith, G. Dickey, D. Move, F. Dearborn, H.
Hale, R. S. Bates, S. Goodrich, Mrs. n Hutch
ins, N. Bayley, b. Aldrch, j. White, Jr., S.
Thompson, A. S. Nelson, D. Flint, G. Reed, T.
Dixie, s. N. Olmstead, s. W. Benjamin, L.
Wheeler, j. Hoyt, o. Kimball, D. French, Miss
| |. S. Tracy, d. f. Bean, j. Whitney, E. Serb
ner, NJ. Perham, L Coburn, M. G. Ide, W.
Moore N. P. Brooks, M. Shepard, Mrs. A. NJ.
Pratt, S. Farnsworth, j. Gale, W Sanborn, j.
M. Porter, j. Wardner, j. Abbott, W. Web
ster, l.. Raymond, G. II. Kingsley, J. Perkins,
L, Osgood, E Pope, j. johnson, d. W. Taylor
j Scott, G. N. Bailey A. Drury, L. n Ellis,
S. Underwood, j. White; 81, so each.
d. Moody, D. S Estabrook; $1,000 each.
CF Pierce, I. B. Storey, S. Nichols, j. +.
Wilder, J. Minard, S S. Luce, Mr. Freeman,
j. Mcintyre, j. Batchelder, G. W. VIM :;
SIS, 90 each
W. Bradford, d. Skinner, 0. Skinner, P. A.
Skinner, L. G. Brown, A. Hayden, G Wash
burn, II Ferren, W. B. Clement, N. Slocumb,
R. G. Hovey, l. Miriam, P. Short, II. H. Hall
j. Martin, A. B. Shepard, II. L. Charles, NJ.
Renfrew, j. Nesbitt, NJ N. Wheelock. j. Dana;
800 each
A. Goodale, L Aiken, II. D. Smith, S. Hatch
N. L. Phelps, Rev. G. Putnam, L. Dodge, d.
Wilmington, s. A. Pierce, w. Simmons, Nj Burt
A. Shattuck, A. White, L. B. Sherwin, Will
liams; $500 each.
D.. Whttemore, j. Jewell, G. Upham, Mrs.
G. Barnes, e. W. Lucas d. B. Centre, A. A.
Jones, j. Gould, B. H. Cushman, s. E. Dana,
L. Bates; 90 each.
Ii. G. Guernsey, Lyman Stone, G. Perrin, J.
Sessions IS cents each.
), l. P LOOMS, D. f. Mackrass, H. Goodale,
W. Boardnan, j. W Bigelow; $3.50 each.
W Woodwork, David Moody; $2,75 each
Jer. Brown, L. Putnam, II. Tilden 5000
, each.
V. Baker, E. Moulton, R.Jones $500 each
j. F. Woodman $l,37 Mrs. N. Shattucl
$5,97 e. NJ. Perry 81 Al; j. Loomis OPS
Ezra Dutton $1,000; E. D. Harvey 5000; A
e. Judevine, j. M. Dean, so, so each Ii. Bout
well $l,75; L. as Wright $3.50; j. d
Flint 1910; D. W. Cutler $4, IL; L. Hutchin
son $2,75 6. Huntloy $3.50; E. W. Luca
$O,25; J. F. Woodman $3.50
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-29

LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Atlantic arrived at New York
this morning, (27th } The following items of news
brought by her, we have received by telegraph.
The Emperor. Alexander Cd, has succeeded
peaceably to the Russian throne, and has issued
his manifesto stating that he shall adhere to the
policy of his father Nicholas. Constantine and
other brothers and officers have taken the oath of
allegiance
Menchikoff had been recalled, and Gortchkoff
appointed to the chief command.
The allies have ordered their Generals to press
forward the war
rumor prevailed, that the Grand Duke Mich
ae had been wounded, and had died mt Sebasto-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-29

NY PERSON who is entitled TO Bounty Land, can have
n il obtained for them upon nahe terms, and with
dispatch by ncating The facts 10 HE subscriber by
letter, posi- paid Cor personally al West Faidee: W., Ihrse
VIII iue received less than $50 obtain addition.
a warrant for pnuun sniuientiu make mn whole 100
acres The sub crbtr has the necessary proof to obtain
the Warrant for large proportion Of those III Vermont
and New Hampshire. STEPHEN THOMAS.
Aarcl Idth lS55. 10