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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06

COMMON PLEAS CoURT.-ATha Common
Pleas Cour,s for this dislrictwill be helc
this year, as follows. gasi5f " Y
y WSshine,bn County- sbraary as, aAiuy
10. October IS. tSsf
Gslis County-MSsch l2, May 81, No,
vemder 5: z 'g'no9qa sst fsF . a.
Mslss csauia'lyc- u -MareA Fl, May 80. o.,
xSs4j slaloi Ai'8 iIA "a shls .,,a
Athens Coun,y--April.3. June T.. Oct. 8
Lawrence County -lMarch 6. June 10
September Fl, ,1p
u JacksonG copnly--March 20, June 5. Oc.
Wilton Coun,y--.harch ae, 'Juus ii, DC,
tober l6. .sHo
Dissrc. Courtas- jolIows;r
MS.n,oe,saTApfi' ss,..N N saa,, sG fNozaa s'7fw az
tiallia- April e.. ''''s 'V'9'A
Lavrence-April S5.
Scio.o- April 27. tcmaT ,zrlefg
A.hcns-rSsp.smbsr ls. e'S.'s4 '5sa 1.dqs
Vinion-Srpsember l4a1ieI ss,sl,.
( jacksen--Ssp.ssabsr 6..sAsil~-..l...i.,r.-.l
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06
ID LANK DEEDS, FOL sale at the Office o.
ID The, Mejgs County Telegraph. =,

{ NOTICE TO LAND OWNERS. (.
will be received by the
j Commissioners Of Meigs county until their
next meeting in March next for the purchase cf
from one hundred 10 one hundred and sixty acres
OF land--from thirty to fifty acres cleared--to
be well watered, and insome healthy location
aeai the county seat. g ~ hse &.g .g51'e@'h
4 BY orderot the Board !.
bFHd i3sl 8. HALLIDAY, Clerk, I
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06

SktE ~ bGrt I'm another column may be
found sp advertisement for the sale Of attract Of
valuable land ias Bedford township. II should
hAstapp ppesrcdissossrab hut during our apsence
Yss0yshoUted Z :gsnis ~ o 11aa.} 10 .lal (
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06

SNkLL Pox Wepndewtand that one ease sOf
eHall RoF kas been known n the upper end Il
PopaOy. Or Nyslsiils. II y hoped that Il may
hsttpietds Z TAI pst,4tFTa X ssass'i
.t.fsy, e,sss of seaTls lst fever have been known
n PoKstCy iscsAtly. amons childrep; bhtvsBe.
isz. iti'ns' spsssdipss X s.s,ass
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06

Avo,,,., w., q - - - r ~, !, 81
4 aV-lA@ 800. ''e na"s :. au'na' -
- ~''..S - ~ Dsmoe's',e' ''ss nov many ny.
a'' ~s' 'o''ASs I.'u'''uh pres
= seu'a'e r'es,ae"s INC 'a'es''s '"s
s"0" spon'''on, ,a ,n'''.n e'slwou'o al'sess'
.'psop's pss'p,. .0s',s's'eopt"s-s s.0'
W., : - we omse
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06

: FstN PcsF Osusu,SsA mote froml Mr.. Lowell
informs Us thatd R6st.oaiOelhas. recently been
sstabiithsd az Mason city, opposite this PLACE.
The eitifens pf Mason formerly received their
sas,lpatieE thrqugA the Pometoy p, o. lsi}H3
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06

AnssO Z. Mosssil. ~ bssssn. Goysruo.
Of Maine, has been nominated ior re-slec.
lion BY tie Republicans Of thai Sts.e.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06
lgMEELING 3 clNcIkNA4

saCUBA%+cAPT. B. WILLlAMsONse q Il
tik e piepsptsin plomlne ihsi-,
old fIieFds aal the traye ling public thai thsvs
have purchased and placed in The above trade
this fast sai1ing. new, and BEAUTIFUL xiehmef.
The CUBAwih nske 'fegulsf weekly trips ls-s
tween Gineinrhth ivtching eli ell intermedieiea
ports. A regular day has not been sssignst hsy..
but notice WHY be Eiysp IN due tine. u, lA
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06

Executions OF Robert Caldwell, deceased.
PomefoY. March. Nfl f2hk.tA hAasAA 40, n.tlIA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-23
RICHMOND
Fail Importation
OF EARTENwARB AND CHINA


Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy 4rtieies
FINHE subs, her offer. The trsds l1ss AMI 'hifd
i s. ekof Earthcnsare. China and 81 -, tue pat
terms OF which were .elected by himself in person
Having xperie Of many years IN thlA P7ieals
business feels great confidence in stating eat IN oia
OF price and quality it vii compare favonbly WIN haA
other honse IN the made.
White Grnnie Dinner Ware,
Do do na-iu. aud Ewers, jugs, Tea Ware, ct
Blue Print Flowing and Fancy do
Fine Dcooated China Dinnrr all Dessert SETS
D., do do Ten aud l. ct "is
Do do do puchcrs md Vases
Gold Bani do oi above variety
Whit Chiea do of aLos. variety
Common Wan Of every description, snitihie lot
" olealnr. whrh he oicr. upon such tdlHs for rrsf
as cannot TAIL n please
Fine Mantr Per and Toilet Glasses
Fine Ivory Table Cutlery. Waifer- M Britannia VIM
Safety. and otacr fluid and Solar Lump.
Glass Ware ia esrry variety.
All ne ask. ia rnl, and lac feel, assured hspfisrs
will fiv,, snis furtioa
I'll, Packer me " fhebest ia tte trade
Stone Wnrr a. iactur, price,.
sep l2--ts JAS d - EVANS
Nall7 Man street Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-23
NErkasy GHIsHsTNaAS

TIVE tnr Ia, tiro IL ef,,tia#. Dcre making aud
hplu9N rfIt- h. c.t-t. at Iuud. NWald Nour Civ
Ian absent hnarl. parent, lister, hro'l,r l,yor
uruento VliCl ary cars Ia GO Nil bear iuct rnsins
vuur 10 the recipient aud ~ oft roTri npo', recall
with lnNr aud gfaitlde oul, ,he tiunes, 1T hear
VIA, pt"uptcd h' gift hut rh,, iorui nd rntutes al
tIr dnnn' II 81, g"lo MINIS \ TANNER :, ard
huvrn tntt,'ss isruc.. taken nd I'pcr,. in
riur l,oho. OF Slr own SELECTION from iho,r large
as-urtment, Ibun which nee Plable gift eoul
not be- can-ru
y mt wait I'm ia dav. but =. mruorr tho tat TINT
picture alt' AKIN at 1uf ffHnruGRArHIo pAuutRKEAh
GALLERY ,q'lls vel in eiou ~ clear wa .h,r AM
an imPe,t'rt pirtHre a my 1j,ef suffered l.
ledrc ON rooms, Witch ae explains one Snort i III,
unparalleled rspunt'y md sucers-. Gil N ~ yo,
come ffon ,he rar- the consp cinu- rait-uco o.
Main Il 81 door t.,n corner nj l}n re.
MINNlS ~ TANNER,
dec - Ia Prut urnl ugurrfe,t, rt.ts
tR 'eauu,ry rap,ts l.ieertl,Ine Lou y, copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-23
Low Fare from Lynchburgto Richmond
THREE DOLLARS!

ON aud after ID lUh July. our Bouts will leave
l. nehbu,e Tor hrhmond, iri-weekIv, viz: Tuesday,
Thursday & Saturday, at directly after the
rival "f the Western Passengers from Lynchbura
nights and one day the Boats; and those
vii" have business in Richmond can without tossing
time, 50 so. by ticking this For Charotles
Vile, tr weekly coaches connect in S. tsve; leave
Lynchburg arrive in C ha looesville ,lay
3pm BOYD EDMUND & DAVE SPOaT.
July Z
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-23
For OldPOinf, Norfolk and Portsmouth
Port Walthall Line.


TINlIE beautiful aud favorte steambanrt, (~yz"e =
L AUGUSTA, under ihn command OF SsS.zzaasrrSSssT
Capt. WIN c. Smith, $50 long ard fayorubly known
the travelling community the Potomac aud James
3ivcr) is running the line via Port Wal
thaIl,and il furnished with IL u BOA TS
Lie Prescryers, Force Pumps. aud ali the n plinncc,
CURED by Art of Congress the safety ri nss
-aeers
Tt Cars running H. neSion with the Augusta from
Richmond leave the Richmond ard Petersburg Depot ot
ever, Monday. WEDNESDAY and Friday q O'Clock , NJ
hnvs lut few stcl.s'to walk 10 the Cars.
Thu Oars running from pctrr.burg 10 City Point IN
noiectiun with the Augusta leave Petersburg
usYs above, at75 A. NJ, from hcHrpoi OF the Appo
maitoN X Co, thus giving passengers oprortun,
- from a5ynchburg . Their by the Packet Boa,s
DanNile Railroad 10 Richmond, or 10y the eouth
Sic Railroad to Petersburg and from there next morn
ing 10 Norfolk.
Returning the Augusta will leave Norfolk the alter
nateda,s. viz Tuesdays, Thursday. and Saturdays al
80 A Nj.
The Augusta will stop AT Old Point both gong ND
returning regu arly throughout the Bathing Scnson.
Fare between Richmond, Norfolk and Old Point, ~ 0u
Far hctween Richmond, Cdke's, Rings Mill and
Children three years and twelve
years of age. half price.
Meals ga .--. .......-..-.. IN SO
Servants, through, -....-.---- so
Servants any point Il g rNct, .....-.-.-.. 90
Meais, .-......--.. 90 25
inu e6dSct, THOS. DODAMEAD. SUpL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-23
mEEGHhNDInE.


> fine sub-c bers now opening Tor insPecii9h
tbeir SECOND SUPPLY uf seasnnable Goods recent
Is pm ehssei b, fbeIr seaor partner IN New Ion,
lici nd led 10 the September purchase" makes iheif
stock very m and oinr most attrnctve ever "ieIed
10 tins ub efnhfar ing al III est OF LADIES
DRESS GOODS II Sill. sntins Va .eucia., MUusn,
Mcriuos &c. Ladie,' Velvet, Sutin aud Cloth Clonks
famas Frrch Enbroile great VARIETY, among
which aieextu lrh sets II Maltese Lace and Muslin
sleeves a. d Guitars general assortment oi Cloths,
Cassimere. mud Ye-tugs Ia gentlemen. neuyy stock
Of servant, Gond- such tuled LiHseyz Sattineis,
Paid Liad.ry> aud Blankets Caffets tugs, Crnmbs
Cloih- aud Door Mat. Together viii all good' be
longiug 1T lr Dry Guods trtie nany ol which hive
BEEN Pun hased fa much lsss than tiny could aye been
md catg IN the seusou. Al ul winch thy deter
mined 10 sill low. aud nnl, n-k examination Is all
they ak - insure sati-t ofinu
nav il-di. join I. DNNISN co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-23
Something Supcrior.
THE HIGHEST PREMu.lm PAL,
PIANOS, GUITARS. vIoLINs. &c

DANNE 4 UHkINIIAN hnVo now N .Torl-n tnc
Il Ttmett ot Piauo,, some very beautiful aud
ninorg them ote Colenen's Eoiian attachment
and .,,'rn second hend Pianos, ~ low Prices
Coed suppy ot Gutnr At pces rnueiug from to&30
Also, u full supply of iors aud flutes.
They would cali laltcuar areulinn 10 th'ir Pianos
which nte wartatied to be equal To any. please cnl
and inc the assortment is26-t.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-23
Bush Mountain Mill Stones.

~ have now npu and Elk pan al these
w superior VI Il Stones. Tho.r N want w,suld i
veil Ia all ,o"ii LEE X JOHNSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-23
MERCHANDISE.
SELLING OUT
$4,000 dollars worth Of
II.rdruare CntIaIv Gnna SaddleIY. House

Furnishing Goods, &c. &c.
ItREGORt RoiALL imying determined to make
change IN their business, viii offer from To day
tie largest and mos. desirable stock Hard ware. Cut
Dc before offered IN this market ut greut-
/, reduced pfice, cor easL Many articles nj and 6efop
Got
/ teldlns 10 op.e ~ the.r business as speedily as
, -,I, tey cordially invite al indebted the old
coaarrn Of Gregory Royal aud the aie concern Of
Gregory, RI, all y simpson to pay up longer induI
gem eanuut b. given.
ttfIs Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-23

4 a
1--WE subscriber il. - IL r,turn thtk, 10 lis
p,rroas .o,l fr.lt> IN, hbe,., .atro4agc be
.ioN"d on I'm, tht u>l efsb Ncu1- and comment 10
ticir ,Jut dcu,r h-,Ir, Is IT,, Ku,t,raua Ri.
a. b. EUCkt r
January |, lS55.-.iaSr-
f.NOK SAFE a Nesfo umnn aud tiyr thli#
dren. The woman Is fri rnre cook wa-b,r
homer. The chtdrcua"c al al very L,.lN.
-, -. DAVIS, NOWIIN \ co.
CRATES CRATES.
n..her at th#-r tighty finished Grntes. oi earii-
fAs.zc- and style. lu-t received al tie LyrrhNurg
fnrnacr and Range Nauci "u>, {. ). BLISS
NO 22.ts
NXTANsED 40 HIRE y gro,
w work on tn. va u Tenn, Ran Rod, AT i,, -.
uuck--tor which ab,a lrirrs " IA h.. faij. Al.y T.
/. DENAIEAD
IN A. y VI ,utgonr.,, Asrat
doc % 1T. Lyuct,b4rg. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-23

IL phne and Burning Fluid lust to hand For sale
by JOHN H. SEAY & CO. Druggist
Jan Its
VlNAR.-l0 bbls TAR, in good order. Tor sale by
l. (ssp 30u) FRANKLIN, BRO. q co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-23

These s~rl- Of the f,i class bui in H., city ii
ntimoru, Xres for til, Irade and have superior
"mmodainls tor passengers, hey are commando
y experienced Cautains. well qualified Tor tie uni,
md who y i'll squire exertiuu II accommodate. Hay
viii he tow ed M and down the "isers by and mny
Zee relied 10 sui prnml iiy aayettized.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from Nv
York, will find it their interest 10 ship by ui- iAs
freight viii awny~ be taken low by ANY otltt
me OF Packets and every effort vii be uudr " t.,
gents in Richmond aHd New inrb give satisfaction
Freight - cents per whole, and Il cents per .
l"bacco being about 80 per cot. less ihal' chate,
the Steamers. lu>uruee run be effected IN the -
'n'ad Fire A+sosio'.h b, This line at 3-S per ccut.
We respectfully a,k md hope succeed III eblain-
ug f"l shnl'# ot patronage,
tioodS shipped this hhc lu New. lnik will 10 f,-
Nnried free nf ,o,n,f>slon 10 New OrlearS, Mobile
Nhale,tou, savannah any other s. uthrra on Nafl
.u loor The vessel, VII lie ia Richmond at tocleff-
New York Beli NJ. l. Coffee House Sip. tool 81
Wall Street DAVID Cuk fIE Richmond, } y
c. II PIERSON, \ \.
No. I.Son'h : htel
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-23
4 ,lEsNEit.NE NE

- Vino at thu most approved Briud, tmDo1{el. II
pint nnd quart bottles, - >nle ~
dec / l. ZEE & JOHNSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-23
NEW FAMILY hARe q RtTTErs.

~ FUkn. n Fami bud 81 Fnkns M.
| Mprrtrju Pniter. JUL receive umi Tor mic -,
d,ci1s LEEA JOHNSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-23
VIRGINIA liNE OF Kich.aon...4z

AND NEN-lOkh fACkEIS.-lhis new .azas@
iome line j. ronpu,ci oi the following vessels, at
.ns from, New York every three day. All owned
the city of Richmond, ":
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-23
81 81

IN and nt.l die 81 Of February 1873 the rp,s IN.
~ ger Tr,ir, - Petersburg, will lcrve mo DEPOT,
on rerc'pl, lzlaai. m halt p,st o',.agl \. NJ mad
arrive from r"refstur- at24 = NJ.
feb s-llm f.. q. WALL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-23

DAVID cuRRlE Richmond A..
ALLEN X NELTCH, Boston. ~ =
avs .dts M Ira St,t. Sir,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-23
BELTING-A, sgen

IL anufacturei / Offer for sale iar-e invoi,e OF
Machine Beltins, at manunclu prices. Oldets
compan.G with cash Will have prompt ard ca efpl at
teniion. fe | Its B. F. SACkETT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-23

INOK kENE.-ibc t",.eaneaf uuHca ~ ucrla lcd
by il,nry =. Luueharur, c. urct -tr..tr adlon
ing Il houses of Rev, Jalue> D7uehcr All D ste, On
Els For terms.Se nrP, :" JNo S. LANHliokNE'
nov Bots
NOR KEN u.-Tnc Brick dwelling House Ju,t
l. back of IN, {, urt Hou-"-possrss sion given mnc-
datey. Apply 10 Geo a. Watson llenry Dunnilg-
ton dec s2.fs
GOAL! COAL! = The Undersigned are nu-
~ tho, lied TO receive orders for Coal, from kye's
pits Montgomery county. Orders for less than a
load say 200 bushels. will not be filed.
ian 9,ts w T ANDERSON & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-23

M VNEf " = Fl II hNNf VI, T"IlT
~ suin ur in Gad Rils, Whi,h t,v, h,,t stand
ING "r"n on my Book much pngef than i, agrra lot
convenient these HgLt tlats Tin, l. Ia n"iiy MI f'l
son wing Itch bill" eccnurI- .. I,rg s1andiI ~
me-, that without exception, payment vii be "id'r'd
after the t Ootsh,r h e SACkEff
son
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-21
BRIGGS on cOyTUMACY.

Briggs WIS present a, ain Saturday afternoon IN
the CouIt Of Common Peas with the support e.
on Friday.
NJ. JANIS T. BRADY took up his argument He
said that lie could not find any authority given
mit;ees in re reference of Mr.. Nash to Jeffersons
Manual Indeed the page in JefFersons Manual to
which Mr.. Nash referred was OF higher number than
al the pages in the book. The organization Of the
Police was taken away in terms from the Common
Council; it n subject OF state legislation. The
legislature of the State was sovereign and coull
commit any amount OF ridiculous actions, and sui
when they called witnesses before The bar OF the House
they could compel them 10 answer commit them
for contempt The Common Council had no more
power 10 inquire INTO the fithessners Of the Police
than the Legislature of the State had to inquire INTO
thGt of tie Constable who might be engaged IN eNecu-
ing some Of their laws. In the report OF the coal
niitce from the frs page to the last there was noin-
ing but the testimony Of some old women and others
on tie nativity Of tie Chief OF Police Al the close
they asked to be permitted 70 continue their nyestga-
ton unless the testimony already elected should Do
sufficient to "impeach him Of perjury and Of bing a
British alien The power TO impeach him of per-
jury lay not with them. Ii tie Common Council had
any such power 10y with the Board OF COuncilmen
and If the object was 10 lmpeach him Of not beng
born in this country that impeachment must be carried
on at court where the abors, and Judging from heir
conduct, the persons of some of tho Aldermen were
not likely 10 20. Mr. Brady contended that tie Judge
then sitting had power 70 grant an attachment,
since the proceedings had lot been commenced before
him. and the law was tina. the Judge before whom
the case was initiated alone could grant an attach.
ment Mr.. Brady had no doubt that the Chairman Of
the Committee was perfectly honest, but he believed
that there were Others at the bottom OF the matter
Tie hour of adjournment bal so nearly arrived
when Mr.. Brady closed his argument that the Court
decided to let the case lie over until this morning at
II o'clock, when Mr.. Noyes will make the closing
argument
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-21
MILITARY.
argument.

Tie officers Of the Third Regiment assembled on En-
DAY evening at the Division Armory, where splendid
and costly sword was presented to Col s. Brooke Post
lev. On behalf Of the officers Capt. HAT OF Troop
remarked:
COLONEL: We your officers and military eompan-
ions la your return among us with feelings OF JOY
akin TO those experienced by the French Army upon the
rotuin TO them Of their IDOL the great Napoleon. Our
hearts are equal IN enthusiasm, devotion strong,
our love az great. We have prepared for your accept
ance this souvenir of recart-wear L for our sake
and when YOU look upon its bright surface see in It the
Third UussaTs Tie theme isprOlIfc OF thought but
am no Cicero to close those thoughts in language. la
the name of my colleagues Of.l y0n our sincere con-
CALCULATIONS.
To which Col Pcstley replied:
GESTLExES: Your Kind hearts have impecd YOU
TO over-estmate me-tO credit me perhaps tOr qualities
do not pOesess-but the impulse Ia an honor 10 the
heart from which il emanates. Wilde looking upon
the old familiar faces that now surround me- with the
oys of their friendly sympaties, with the recollection
OF many happy hours dreamy shadows OF The past
full In tie light Of memorable all-peryang impress
of nv mind is the grateful CONSCIOUSNESS that time has
nobly repaid the reclaim Of tie few past years, BY CIV
ing in exchange that which Is the hearts happiness,
"pleasan. memories" The silvery links OF joyous
life full OF br. lat day-dreaIns may hold firm for mush
future time or may soon be rent Gsunder; but until
the chain be looened and the pitcher al the fountain
broken tho thought the rccoectiOns OF the gallant
Third Hu-srs and of associations shall be placed
in companionshp with the best hopes within me-, ever
TO make me happier and better by hclr nearnes 10 my
heart.
Tie sword is of the most costly descriptions has two
scabbards one the United States regulation, the other
dress scabbard of silver plated entirely with sod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-21
10 a, rditor Of The n y. Tribpne.

To ne Editor Of The " y Tribune.
SIR: In looking the last number Of Frederick
Donglasss Paper observed On article from the pen
of your Providence correspondent dated Maya, ON the
subject of Liberia to which was attached as an ap-
pendix the following:
B-We have further confirmation Of the above facts ia
the evidence Of Suoden who has arrived from Atuce;
he ye6es every essential particular q Mr. Nashngons let
ter 20 far they under his notice He thai me cat
uneta. seem be indispensable article Of furniture 10
Ifptbc that the walls OF the Liberidn nails are commonly
grsc,d herewith RE would advise an oppressed
American to dwell therein
Now, Sir, while am prepared to say that as far as
my experience goes the general tone of Mr. Washing
tons letters is correct am not prepared to indorse
the whipping statement, but on the contrary believe
il 10 be an unintentional exaggerotion, and have
ALWAYS said 90. have also said that frequently
have seen in the houses Of friends various articles of
native manufacture, and among them several Maldn-
90 whips which were PROFESSIONALLY articles OF curl
ositv | never saw them used for any improper
purpose.
As TO the latter sentence Of the paragraph, have
only to say that regarding myself az intimately lleni-
fed with "opprcssed Americans, intend partly Tor
that very reason to return TO Liberia al my earliest
convenience. ,.
There is enough Of wrong and wrong-dong IN Ii
IBERIA TO dispense with any evaporation OF misrepre-
sentaton end cnn assure your correspondent that ne
has done 10th the Libcrians and myself q real IN
Justice by the horidiiy of his imagination.
In conclusion, would take this opportunity 10 say
TO friends generally that while ready a, all times
TO give them such information about Liberia as shall
be in my power DO not consider them a; liberty 70
give such statements to the newspapers. in any form
CARRIED or otherwise. j. ii. >SOwDES.
CaubrfS0epOrf Nav IS. 1855
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

For EuRoPE.-The second steamship Of the Van
derbt European Line, the Ariel, sailed on saturday az
noon for Havre with l9l passengers and slso527 IN
specie including the famous nugget" OF California
gold valued at $4,000, for the Paris Exhibition. \
bog of letters addressed to the L. ;. Consul at Paris
and sealed with the seal of the Department OF State
~ 5. A." clandestnoy put in charge of passenger
per Ariel was seized at the moment Of leaving and has
been sent on to the Department at Washington whence
it purports to come.
The United States Steamship Hermann sailed on sat
urday for Bremen via Southampton, with 25o passer-
gers and ssl 600 on board.
TIE NORTH SrAR.-The Baltic broughta telegraphic
dispatch addressed 10 the Agent Of Com. Nanderbhts
Line in this City which states that the North Star ar
rived at HAVE May 4, afer passage of 10 days-ell
uVaU
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CORRECTION.
To ne Eaiter Of TAs v Y Tribpae.

SIR: Ny attention las just now heen called 10 a
paragraph the given THE TEIsrSE Of Ma II OF
the adjourned meeting Of the American An-s.verg society
whicl requires correction II reads thus;
wa Gooden did wish sssin the Convention with
sC IT. ortsnce he found ths; h fiend Gent smith
tsd uned an IN relation the Con7-tua1n u r.
{ - ..-t. that s.hIec;-"
This - r conveys impression Tie cie Tis
his: IN The Coaveuticu thought uupr5atA1e %
he question aud continuation cited
recent letter Gerrii Smith lwho h5 NY views Of ne Con
Ell uor which he Understood 70 conccts thAf ne c
sifutou question comparatively Of minor importance IL
reply 20 his expressed dissent II that particular irot ne
orrou tiiribsed 70 nv friend Corn; Smith As Pr1eiio1
qrcs.ion ceemeS Il Of rrt-ary importance.
wi.f iris correction ra3- - remove tue impression n.t
s--i. Suh differs from the construction Of ta- Const
t-i,r arc tat attributed him that suoect
az harry that such the facts and IA; ne
earnestly rSlntArs do The poser Gad SEy Of ne FstsTd
.srsseni % I'd tss e Sarey. Ills able aTg1a-n %
hi r-II his speech II Coazress against tie SeorasE. S u
besse the world and speaks for itself >.,,
Ioars truly, WM. OOODflL