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BROWNS MARBLE HOTEL.
FLINT,s HOTEL,

PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
WASHINGTON CITY
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Letter. from Vienna, ss well v the journals
from that city, announce that the Cxar, despair
ing ~ successful defense Of the crimca, has re-
solved on renewing his attempt upon CONSTANT
nople, by boldly marching across the Danubian
rrincipsiius~.
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NDs POST OFFICE INFORMATION.

NATIONAL HOTEL,
Il. ID. WILLARD,
Corner OF 9th 81. and Pennsylvania av.
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Very truly and respectful, your friend,
MAY 90, 1855. JOHN KERR.
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CAPON SPRINGS. VIRGINIA.

II. FARNHAM,
June ~ Cor Il st. and Penn. av.
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We hear from Stockholm, under date Of May
IN, that great preparations are making for war,
and tina, fresh recruits being enlisted and ex.
erciscd as fast rs they can procured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-27

OHIo.-7he Ohio et1te journal has returns giving
the VI tie for governor in the several couLtes OF the
State. They are all taken, says The journal, from
tie official returns At the Secretary of States office
except the counties of Jefferson, Lolain, Me iua,
Meips, Pike and Putnam. Those except Putnam e,e
tst en- fom fioial abes puol'hed in ppes Of those
counties respectively From Putnam we have only
the reported majority for Medill
Mr. Chases majority Medill is 1919. Trim
be's whole vote, in all the counties except Putnam
"a 237. The majority for the balance o. the State
tickle. is probably betseen $4,000 and $4,000, or
about 600 less than Trimbles vote and Chast's ma
joIity.
The aggregate vote in the State for governor count
ing that of Putnam the same as last year., 2,4O5
or cn, 500 more than given for judge last year.
Meos entire vote this year is l6 $40 lass than he re-
sevec in 1885, while the aggregate vote of he Sste
is IL 500 greater.
The flowing are the complete returns for members
Of the legislature
SFSATr-Republicans, 90; Democrats, 6.
HoUsE-R Republicans, 7s; Democrats SO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-27

Tpr CASE or PASSWORDS WILLIAMSON AGAIN BIZ
FORE JUICE KASE.-ihis morning. IN the Distnot
Cou of the United Stetes, Judge Kane presiding,
VIM. NJ MereCith and Charles Gilpin, Esqs appeared
IA cou, eel for Paasmore lllemson and aeked leave
10 prese a petition from Tim, and that the same
should be read IN c0uri. ~
JautsC Van Dye, the United States district-at
tor e,, opposed the acing of the petition 10 open
count. -.
Judge Kane said that as at present advised, he could
not h. ar sny petition from Passmo Williamson (h0
being 10 contempt, ober than a. application TO purge
himself from the contempt bo had committed.
long aid able preliminary discussion then took
place upon The questions whether the court could hesr
petition embracing narrative OF facts, or arguing
reason in favor Of bis rel ace by individual i'm
prison ed by Il necessary legal action OF this court
Nh Gilpiu Olened he argument for the reception OF
Ire petition AID at great length coDteDded Tor the
ri. h. Of Mr. williamson 10 have his petition received
o. d read in cou' lie was followed by Mr. Meredith,
who ably srgued on the same side. 1t "a understood
hat Mr. NereOh ~Il con ibue the argument TO NOR
row naming a, 10 o'clock until which time the further
di, cushion OF the matter has been postponed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-27
FURTHER FROM THE PLANS.

ST. LOUIS, Thursday, DC. %, 1855.
We have received dates from Fort LARAMIE to the
29ih ut -.
Col. Cooke has been ordered to the command al
Fort Riley. Gen. IIeney was TO leave LARAMIE Ga
the 29tb 10 establish fort at White Earth river, with
view Of cbssti ing tie Minnesaeos indians the most
hostile tlibe in the country. The Ailkaoa Brue m
dians had agreed deliver 10 Gen. Harvey the mu'-
derers of tie mail party, and hereafter 10 conhne
themselves ~ their boundaries. The chief Lite
Thupoer, was not killed in the engagement at Blue
Water The general inpre sion at Lara ME wa. that
there would be sh,ing present, the winter
having get in with unusual severity.
The court martial ordered for the trial OF Capt Howe
had di-solyeo wi bout trsnsactiog any business, on
acc unit OF the regulsity Of The order constituting It.
Col Sumner, with seven companies OF cavalry, was
en- route for Laramie.
abe santa be mail arrived at Independence On the
22d inst, y it'll oates to Oct l.
MI Gale gos bso been elected delegate 10 Congress
There was strong antiAmeriean feeling prevalent in
the country.
Tie Indian troubles had measurabiy ceased, and q
treaty h,d been mace with the Apac1es.
The misuno stonong between hit Carson and the
Cove MI mt bad resulted In the suspension OF irton
fom bis dunes. ,
States III f. " days.
The mail party saw very few Indians
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-,.r.,ken Immediately after the fall OF q
. .o.,h .de Of sevastOpol 'uch an eipeo''0H
~, have been but certain TO succeed
os,rcT OF THE GRAIN MARKET.

mi n
believing that the true position of our supply Oh
LIT 70, TIE eD.uiog year is not properly un6er'
,ood either at home or abroad and that 1t Is OF .ne
highest sSs con.sqpncs aud in Europe, . that
,,horouob knowledge should be had at 40 early
a.. 49, We n,oceed TO lay before the public SONS
fact. and figure, that seem to us to cast light On
til. important subject g. ,o-o I'm. 49,
The United States census Tor 1917 gives t the
whole product of wheat IN the On'on iOr l'4'
at 400. ass ga against o4723'272 bushels IN
1s2o The annual gain during the ten years was
eou,I TO about one and half millions of bushels
Tn, Sc ten years were fair average as to produc-
tivene,s and increase of population. 1t win there
fore be safe to base estimates of future products
upon these results. But that we may better I'm,
derstsnd the subject, we give below table show
pp the amount produced by States in the years
1889 and 1S49-putting those States together
which produced less than half million oil bushels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-27
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHING ron.
.IeI tnTla ~ Y Trihuue

epeeis Dispatch to u be " 7. Tribune.
WAsEIsGToS Fndsy, Oct 20, l'''.
DR.. Busey Know Nothing Alderman OF "ashiog'
to- TO day pu,chssei IN joty o. tie shares IN tn'
stock Of he o, gan Lewspapeli Bar"el, TIE esehs
ecioT, may retire.
John V ali Buren, has addressed tame letter to IA;
Union about irs st1ctares his OsEeso soAfch rae
Union ,eao John out the Democratic party aud me
prince does no, show fight bu. rather presents he
white feather. However, be predicts the success oi
the s. over the Republicans By fifty thousand votes.
TIE President d NOT dine vi Jonn ct the Natooal
bote,; the par consisted Of John vsn Barren, Capt.
Rr ggod he secretary Of the Navy the secretary oi
War. Al the Po.tuaster-g eueral.
Land warrants are in active demand. Hsni't ton
G. Eau, Is executing orders today a, one dollar four
tesu cents al acre
The Yellow fever has broken on. s'resh in Mont
gomery, Ala, end Wuli.m Poe president. and Nor
rel the cssber, Of the bank Of Montgomery, are de'd
Tie Florida claims commences In the court Oh
Clans Tomorrow, and will probably occupy three
DAYS. Sherman Of Washington, Anderson OF len
reesee, and Badger Of North Carolina, are counsei
for claimants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-27
THE RUSSIAN BUILT SHIPS.

BOsTOy, Friday, Oct 20, 1s55.
The French consul at tis port, ia accorjacoe With
instructions from bis government, publishes cad
rer indng he m'rch ants Of Boston OF the risk they
will incur ia purchasing Russian built ships at this
toint Ire 70 lowing Is the French regulation upon
the subject:
Ships Of hosi origin which have bern the propery Of
the enemy are be -putsd neauas or allies snies an
49, net nv uubIic icep found board certify
the The msde 20 some s2bsot o. me ss
neveI. OF beutTal the betiDainz OF most ME
AZ scs II r,usfer LEGALLY regsere the 1f-
Zee f The principal cer freIeh t1e port Of e1hb
tob a. d .isIeo b. such officer or bis depuy'
The Rev. Mr. Wsrrel, Baptist mnrter OF Mel
rose of some celebrity wbLe passing over Charles IN
bridge few Gays SINGS was badly injured by 20 H.
ing in contsc. with waGon that lac died yes erd1y.
He was Oh eloquent eaches.
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the nudge in New-York, Ohio and Pennsylvania, and
the jointworm in Virgins during the past two

the nudge in New York, Ohio and Pennsylvania, and
the Joint worm in Virgins. during the past two
years, % DISCOURAGED the farmers in many parts OF
those Ststes that less land was laid down to Wiz
ter wheat than usual though the deficiency was
more than supplied by Spring so xn wheat Finally,
when the time came for harvest there was fair
promise for an average crop, and nothing more B1'
the result Of the weather in Ne g York, and mu ca
Of PeDnsJ lvsnia, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois
and Wisconsin, was such that in quality and quGn
tity it is deficient at least one third. This would
give at the lowest estimate ful twenty millions,
30 that in reality there is but about one hundred
and four millions to supply our own population
with bread, anc seed for hext years crop.
There is then in reality no surplus
in the Union. AL thai is taken away
must be at such prices as will iniuce or
compel the people to substitute other food for
abeatep bread Potatoes, corn and buck~heas
ore reasonably abundant aud, should the price Of
wheat warrant, viii be largely substituted. But
with tie present high price for beef and pork,
there must be ]init 70 their consumption. That
with an increased price .or wheat aud -four sur
plu. to the amount Of ten or fifteen millions may
be obtained We hav, DO doubt but We do not be-
lieve that in addition t. what is to come from
Canada the surplus can be forced beyond twenty
millions, unless prices rise much higher than ever
before.
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EARTHQUAKES IN HONDURAS.
nrresnnnh.noe Of The n. Z. Tribune

Correspondence Of The N. T. Tribune
rRuxILLo, Thursday, Sept. %, 1855.
As there is vessel eoicg to NswOrieans, | write
few ices 10 soy tnst the seveet earthquake tn Al has
ever been e here occurred day before yeterdsy, the
a5b or rather finished them for there were for sew
raj days vi,eot remolpgs OF tho earth, and tweoty
seve1 distinct shocks within forty hours. Every
brick and adobe bull ing in the is more or less
damseed The Pacific sic 10 the region OF earth
quales from its numerous VOLCANOES, and we wait
With ar1ie'y the news from that part of the republic.
There ia no political news and the civil war is appa
IeDlly diving cut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-27

STABBING AFFRAy on SHPnoARD.-N u o'clock
lasting difficulty occurred board Of the ship
Wli4m Tapscott lying off the Battery, in the Mo- n
ryer, between several of TIE sslcTs, but the
origin of the qusrrel we have been unable
to ssoe, tain. man named Thomas WI Jams WAS
stabbed between the shoulders b, another sailor wnose
rsme is az present mkt The wounded man vas
conveyed 10 the Nsw-Yors hospital, where he nos
lies. Il is thought he cam possibly survive the IL
jures he bss received. Dung the fracSs seve Al
oher sailors stabbed, but their WOE Ids are NJ
corside'ed Dangerous They were not taken rom t1e
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-27
THE CASE oF passMoRE WILLIAMSON.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Oct. 20, lo'''
Messrs. Meredith and Gpin again applied to tne
United States district cour to-5sy for permission -
rad q petition from Passmore WiIIiamson.
Mr. Van Dyke opposed the reading, aud Judge
Kane refused to hear suf petition from Williamson
except cDe for permission to purge himself from con-
tempt 81 couIt. After considerable discussion, the
Judge granted the respondents leave to argue the
Question Whether the court can hear petition arg ing
in favor of bis release from person in conemp-
Mr. Gilpip opened the argument aud was followed py
Mr. Mere dith for Williamson. The case to De con-
timed Tomorrow morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-27

The Princess Royal of England happens not to
be particularly pretty and most of the London
correspondents of the Liverpool and Irish papers,
and indeed of the papers here, during her recent
visit TO Paris, as well as sundry Germans who at
different times have taken notes and printed them,
have so pictured her Beauty is charm accord .
ed 10 but few, and its absence is no crime. The
N Y Herald, however, for some reason, seems 70
think otherwise. That eminent authority on mat
ters of personal loneliness and morality, appare Mt
" holds that because the young lady is of royal
blood it is high treason to describe her as other
wise than covered with charms she does not pos
sess. Tie same miserable and degrading servity
was exhibited in regard to her mother, who though
of most homely and uurefDed appearance, has
been run up by the vulgar herd of snObs as para
gon of beauty because she is queen. We can
see no difference between Victoria and her daugh-
ter and any other mother and young girl, and no
particular occasion to describe either other than
she is. 1t must however, be exceedingly crafty
ing to them to learn that the cause of injured
beauty has been taken up by q journal of such ex-
qui.ite taste, such peerless purity, and such
lofty reputation as The ~ Y Herald.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-27
FROM ST. THOMAS.

.BosroS, Friday, Oct. 90, lsjj.
We have dates from ~. Thomas Nis III aliaI 10 the
6,b inst Santa Arus hsd recently p4id visit . -oai
i-Isa6 sccos psrled by bis daughter and q nunsror.
suite. Hewss waited upon by The Governor ana 81
tire Ieacing oigIitares OF the isiend. Toe Vni;ei
Sse- ceLsu also paid his respects 70 he ez-freslspi
OF Mexico.
fore sud.at scboorer was suns in the sound as!
right she lies about seven miles frota HyanuE
The crew either abandoned or went doEn WITH her.
Her name could rot b. learned
The steamer Mercury, CAPT Ys,es, lefs Hysrais
ri. uerripe for New York. Wild fresh and bOsins
foun the est
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ship

EsCaTE OF An INSANE GIRI.-Esrly last evening
youpg lsdy eighteen years OF age, named Mary Ann
Hayward, while lsbc-ng under fit Of insaai y, es
csuea f.. ON her home, Ne. s. Esst Broadway Her
parepts soop after discovered her absence and ms IA
search throughout the city for her, but up to late
Lour Of the night ey could obisin no tdIngs OF her
wbeeabouts she has light hair, and was without -;
or shawl When last seen she was running down
Grand street sDd it is supposed that she jumped into
The river ard was drosnec.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-27
STATE POLITICS.
REPUBLICAN STATE NOMINATIONS

ror Secretrry Of STATE,
PRESTON kING............of St Ls-renc%
rostro.u,
JAMES VI. COOK OF s.rl.osh
For State Esgiae-- and ssr-rsr,
GEORGE GEDDEs ..,......of Oncnssss
Fo- .frfar->y G~asr1l
ABIJAH MANN. Jr.........of Ousena
FOR STATE fre1sgTu,
ALEX. u. WILLIANs.....of WsJns
Fo- Casal Caamissioae-,
DANIEL III. BIssELL.....of LfviIss.oa-
Fv Ssf> p,i0n Inspecfrr
WESLEY BAILEf.........of Oneida
Fo- Judq,, of Govt q 1rPoris.
BRADFORD X. WOOD...,Of AoaaS lfal term
JOSEPH MULLIN ..........of JsHerssA (,Ao'i ,srrnl
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Ne WE RSEY.
PAssAIC COUNTY NOMINATIONS

PAsSAIC COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
The Wig and the Democratic county conventions
of Pssaic county met on Tuesday in Paterson. The
Wings proposed to fuse with the Democratic cOnven'
tiop. but the Democratic convention declined suca An
Arrangement Each CONVEX ton proceeded {, make
miratiops TIE folio wing the tickets nominsted
thus far il the county:
Democrats. Whigs hnor' f'm'S0,
c,,,,,, r Rrirs, Ju Sishtipgale. Chas Infis Jr.
Sv,rooofe mo NJ Gu Vim. Gl-dhill. W. L. Childs
The Temperance party has not yet made its Aomi'
nations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-27

liz stated tbs The annual expense Of the paPer aud
printing oi ne Birth house of commons amoqpts to
IesIly a uiil Of do.las. boston Post
Yes but it is not :" stated" that the reports
printed for the British house of commons are sent
through the mails of the country at an expense Of
two million five hundred thousand dollacs year :;
and that the deb, is never pad by the government
snd thstin consequence there is ayeatly statement
that the Poe. Office does not sustain itself" 1t
is not "stated" that hundreds of thousands Of
bulky volumes are printed for the British house of
commons to give away, free gratis for nothing
to those who never read them. 1t might be
STATED" though, that, when British government
report. are printed, each member of Parliament
has lust two copies, and that they and all others
who want more have the privilege of purchasing
them of the Queens printer at cost price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-27
MASSACHUSETTS, POLITICS.

Boston, Friday, OF. 20. I5Oo
Tie Wigs Of Suffolk county bad their ratitioal N
meeting in Fsneuil ball this evening. Between two
Hon. Pe)eg w. Chanolr presided, and speechts were
made by bin, The Hon. j. 4. Stevenson aud others
The X ON No hings also had la-gs torcnllght pro
cession parsdug the streets with bands OF mus G,
trsnspaIeL cies bar ntrs AID FIREWORKS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-27

A patient at the Utica lunatic asylum, who was
formerly doctor while upon stroll was a'tI scted by
the cries OF poor gl who had fallen and broken her
arm. lie inn eds'sy went 70 work and set and spkn
tered the broken limb, and tod the destitute mohr
of the Child that bis bill was nothing, and went his
way
1.-THE old doctor" say, that chap was crazy, and no
mistake.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-27
DEATH OF AN EDITOR.

MIDDLETowy, Friday, Oct. 26, l-55.
William r. Starr, for thifty.three wears editor asd
proprie;or OF me .Sentinel and Witness died here
ibi morning. of dis ase Of the heart He retired last
rieht 90 bee in ts usus health, with the exec oh OF
n slicbt cold. End was found dead by his wife a. 6
clock tbs morning. NJ STAR held toe OH e oil !i'
lector Of this port. He leaves wife and seven chl'
3ra~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-27
KNow-NoTHING NOMINATION.

COLDsPRING, n. Y, Fn1ay, Uot. 20, 300
The KIow-No hinss az Peesskill to-day roninated
Chss Garun of Putnam county, for justice OF tae Ses
sions court for the second judicial dis Ilct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-27

RNNovAL OF TIE WRECK OF THE JOSEPH Waikiki
Judge Cosles having modified his Injunction, Mr.
Jones has removed he wreck OF The patk~i-Shp
Joseph Waller firm toe foot Of DeVe'-st 10 the At
iart:c doci, Brook IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-27

WIscoSsIN.-The 20 2hlai.on OF h state, acccrtiny
10 n. circus jus couplet-. is $50 lO9 beng gain
Of g46,7ls since 1880 OF the present population,
500 a5s are white nales ami ass 0o3 ,re white ieuas
I3I are oolored rusles aao 357 ,olore4 fsnaes 200
sre returned as deaf ard DUNE, 10 blind, sad $40
urane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-27
EIRE AT RnCKLAND. MAINE.

RocKlAsD Maine, Friday, Oct 20, ls9S.
The large SAD ard coor menai.cloty Owned oy
Nessn. Bsry, Kin5all. Il Libby, wss dss,-O-et oy
fre this evening ~iih its entire contents Lees
Sl4 600. No lnsurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-27
LATER EROM MEXICO.

NEW. ORLEANS Thursday, Oct. %, 1855.
Later advices ftom Mexico report that Gen. Alvarez,
owing to his advarced years and feeble health, had re-
s,gped the Presidency, aud that Gen. Comoniort had
been cbosen in bis place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-27

The yellow fever has broken out afresh at Nongon-
ery Ala. and the presde Mt and cashier Of The Mont
gcmery Bank are among its victims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-27
THE CANADA OUTWARD BOUND.

HALIFAN. Ffld3yI UcL 20 Icl"'
The Cunsrd steamship Canada arrived he-e from
Ruston ct clock j. morning, sad sailed a. 4G a.
5 O'Clock, for Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-27
United STATES SENATE.

P,ou time 10 tine we find IN mauv Of our exchanges
in n gard To the elias i6cstion OF the United
Sta "a Ssr.te which are calculated 10 msead the pab
lie Sutton ed weRive correct list of the members
OF that body, the clsss to VII ch they Deons aoS INC
v,csci. which have occurred through dofsul, Of leg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-27
KNOW-NOrHING MEETING AT ALBANY.
nav W Lf.;larr n,t a6 lskS

ALBANY, FfIufy, U'I. 20 Io10'
large AID enthusiastic meeting was held at the
csI,to this evening, to atty the uOmns1on Of the
Am. mean party FL sstus Brooks OF New-ierk, sad
5. q. Haven OF Buffalo the principal speakers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-27

Glass Term ending March 4, 1887.
Ai.us, Miss. Foot W. rrNu' Ta'
Bsyud, d. GeyeI DO nus, Io. a..
nrl'ttt'' p.r. lanes Thoms,a n J.
Csss, Mich Jones Tenn. uu9uIJnn.s
SkN Mason Va Weller, Cal.
Class II-7'er1n ending March T. 1859.
An. phoSs I..nd Fvsn. & Csroins stusrt, Miobleau.
ssu rsnnss,e. Fes.apden, Maine. Thompson. keotuAy.
ps,i.,i1 oni,i, n. pouston Ttxa. Tooubs Georgia
49,, u,ssi..inni Hurt,r yusnis. Wright Nex Je
81" 49, f Jot 90, Iowa. Reid Mort hCsrshna.
$50 GO, Dsis,.re Wi,cp Mass Haze N. Hampshire.
Douslas uipoi. Sebst an. ATksnsG
Ct.Ss IiI.-Tfym ending March 4, 1861.
nm n Usur.brs Foster Connecticut Peush, Ohio.
BIZ, ~ I,oio, HARLAN Iowa Seward New York,
p,tes y Csr,,,. Iysr,op Georfia Slidell Louisiana
C,it,e,dep XIV Johnson. Arkansas. Trumbul, Limos
60 l,mrr N.imont. PeNce, MaIyard fulee, Florida
Dursee, WisooDsin. .
Ths,e are now five vacancies ia the Senate, the
terms of Mtssrs. Fitzpatrick OF Alsbams, Atchlson OF
missouri Petit OF Indiana, Cooper of Pennsylvania.
and t;win OF California, having expired on the 4th OF
March 1858. National lnteigencer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-27
,rrcE vuIpprE OFNTC 4IGAN.

DETROIT, r'ursday, Oct %, 1855
The Hon Charhs ". Nhi0pe, justice OF our Su-
II, me court, oed in this city this evening.
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We are Indebted to Mr.. Robertson 70, CIncinpsh
pspsis Of Thursdsg morning in sovsoce Of the nat
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giving odor in your cellars, apparitions
of departed cats haunt pulseless mice,
and in your parlors phantom kittens chase
their goblin tails. Henceforih, let eve
~ man take heed, lest, in pulling off bis
boots, he kick his desr departed Carlo /:
and let every maiden lady bestow herself
in her fayorite rocking chair in awe and
perturbation lest the cushion be already
occupied by defunct Tabby and her spec
tral litter"
When my darling Pluto had spoken
thus, the company began to disappear.
A mist seemed gradually to envelope oil
and one by one they faded from my NOR
tai vision, and soon all save Pluto had
vanished from my signt. He only re-
mained, to give me one last assurance
that the creed of the well known Indian
mentioned by Mr. Pope, is true-who
firmly believes that in the happy hunt
ing ground hereafter.
His faithful dog shall bear him company"
Yours much enlightened,
@. K. PHILANDER DoEsTIcKs, P. B.