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Chances for Business alen.
sSIGNFF's SALE of a PORTEMONNAIE

A SSIGNFEs SALE of a PORTEMONNAIE
"A MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT stusted on the cor
uer OF heutaveuue and ay or-s;reet WiarburghIhe
chuerv is al Up and IN perfect working condition. St-sm
rower attached from the joining building And on payment
Of small Of rent the present lease may BE- con
nued r years. the whole may Be moved a. the Opon
the purchaser Every part Of the establishment IN perfect
coudn end consist OF the articles mentioned below Unless
l. sold IN the neznfime private sale the sane VII
BE- sold suction the plsce, Tuesday the
Sls; July. 1855. az u NJ Terms cash.
arge press IS hard presses lathe sarn presses es
sies pin uschue 90 feet Of shaur 40 feet o. shat tns
panirg machine dri ling machine oil polishing wheels, -
work beuches l8 feet beams for wheels closets partitions
&c. pair q scales large pulhes 2 lamps, stoves = Vces
n of ee dies - small and large TOOLS Different aT
cles such polishing toos Ac - gross Of tras different
numbers G tools in blacksmith shop, polishing machine and
hrushcs. Fo- further particulars apply 70
JOHN TUFTS, Assignee, No. 81 Wal g
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EoR sALE--GRAN ELEVATOR AND

Il LOT.-yALUABLE and PRODUCTIVE PRnPEaIf;
The WAREHOUSE known MlTTLEbEhGEhe
bank Of CuyahoEs River; Lot 9 feet front on the
ryer. ard l40 feet deep 70 River Eevs'uE sreolss
srrlv bull. and upon r oundaous Engnehouss Of stone
detached from the budng WArhouses have capacity o.
bushels Of have OF conveyors fo %
ing grain &c capable Of eevstns o bush
els per hour and also the only Ship Elevator on the vr
large cspscy 70 eevste Warehouse 10 front on yel
snd ne boiler machinery, Se ali IN good order AIrsnss
ens for weighing rain the very best deliver 800 bash
els per hour Warehouses stand hzh largest vessel ean o4
wfhou, dcuty; ali matters complete for transaesns eheap
quietly large eevatug and business his prop
erry for sale third cash balance 10 ior years
JAMES A. BRlGGs Red Estate AGENT. Cleyeland JAY.
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PHILADELPHIA.
RATES REDUCED AND MESSAGES INSURER.
INCREASED FROM TN TO TWENTY NohDs
The Morse Line Of Magnetic Telegraph from Washington
New York the first company Telegph line ever
10 tbs country, and believed 70 ne the most efficient wofAls
line in the word II has wires and greater iaces ip
teeaphirg than any IN the United states Win Ves
render reliable the lin % the shortest cpsh
hss been fixed words instead Of nereoa
thus removing Inducements Of those using the $40 -
atrdge their dispatches often render them unine
be These undue abbreyatons Oft led error 10 the
trausson of dispatches resulting IN loss 70 the parties inter
ted and IN dscred TO the telegraph which frequently
charged with the careless writers and bad chrogaphg
TARIFF or CHARGES.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

pOOMS TO LET, with STEAM POWERED
IL the buiding corner Of Greenwich and Beschss, unsur
ed for manufacturing purposes Rent very low 10 espon
sERRIs r.ABER No $50 Greenwieh-s-
CTEAM POWER 20 LET-At Elizabethport,
~ n j. rwprory Brick Building 100 Set BY So Apply e
ABM BArZ No ~ Rrcsdwsy 70 JOHN X. R0IsTos,
a. F.iEshethport
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a 4 IN PER MONIH-A small fortune fOr 81
20 lCO A chance 20 make money by ali persons IN OF
cut Of business; capital needed and but little expense m
cured II requires travelling Peddng but gives you the
comforts home With chance 70 make from $50 70 tot
per month This recipe Of any kind or book asency Is
sorethnR entirely new and worthy Of al persons desiring
permanent and seDtee employment The whole ngnt snc
tnowledge will be any upon the receipt OF
(postpaid addressed 5. WHEATON, Lockpor, Newfork
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n Hnn dcIivey o mtfsaFts.
TARIFF OF CHARGES
NJ ~ G MI .I' A MI ISsIREn MEssAGTs

REPEATED AND INSURED NE sSAGES.
The pubic respectfully informed that IN order provide
against axes IN the transmission Of Messages BY the NEW
YORK and WASHINGTON PRINTING TELEGRAPH
COMPANY every Of consequence ought be repeat
by back the office which h is received e. the
Office which it originally sent Double the usual price
for trsnsInission will be charged when repeated
and report made by special messenger TO the party endin
the sane whether has been received by the party 20 wnom
II YVES ent and if not wi Or fifty per cent In sddi)n 20
the usus viii be charged for either repeating or reporting
only.
ms Company will be liable for loss damage that
NAV ensue " any delay mistakes in the trsns
zion delivery from Ioudelvery Of unrepcated messages
but only reasonable efforts 20 secure the services
and reliable employees to have their bus'
transacted 10 good faith.
Nor will the Company beresponbe for the trans
mission for deiy IN the ansmision delivery for
0ndeiyery repeated 70
extent beyond ten dolsrs. unless il be Insured
Correctness IN the transmission between
offices Of this Company be insured The following IN
sdd the charge repeating and reporting above; For
sny up hundred dollars, 81 and for every
hundred dollars fraction Of hundred dollars above that
sum.
And the Company will not be responsible for any amount be-
yond d.mase aimed BY OF the delay and
IN any exceeding thar for which the l.
insured and the prepaid for delays arising
from Interruptions in working their Telegraph
The CompAnys Offices viii BE- open daily Surdiys excepted
from AM to 10 PM. On udays from 10 Ppm and from
Ito 9 Pm. ?. MORRIS, President
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Gunner Retreats.

DERGFN Nights SUMMER RETREAT
ID For FAMILIES and SINGLE GENTLEMEN-Deigh t-
III ROOMS al rustic heslthful attractions Of the country
VET ouy ten walk from H0bosen Ferry Especially
desirable for families where gentlemen wish % be Convenient
"a daiy business For particulars see W " III akCh NO
p Bsrclay-s, second door, or ANDREW STEWART, No. a
Waist.
BOARD on STATEN ISLAND WANTED
ID Fcr family for the coming two months consisting Of
dv and three small Children 1.-THE eldest Of age aud
with BOARD for the Oertlsmsn on sunals
rood rsu family who have plenty VI adetrees about their
f nrefea and not far frUm the Beach Address c. l.. c.
Box No ! $50 Nev>Yor Post-Oflce.
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AIM BAH, No. ~ Broadway, or 20 JOHN Il k0STONi
EiEsheihport-
V'O LET-FOr or 10 years, the fine FIVE
L STORY BUILDING No. 81 Vests next 20 the corner
u Csr eay This srs'-rsfe chance for any business
who wisb himself desirable Sand a. moderate
ielf sud for length Of time The STORE and Us situation
vel adopted for ship Chsndey ard importer heavy and bai
AZ sco 20 whom vii BE- great saving Of eartsse and aeoI
Vine Merchant the cellar being ase aed
Feed Provision store sud variety Of other branches
r w,Isbcp Witch bsre Is one en- he North River being
the Jersy Ferries the Washington Market where most
Rsirsd Inc. 70 ne Fast south and Wet Pro5absbiv Ia
fw years the Itch Is already strongly felt, West
the Bat cry bring tie produce the
Wes before the very doors Of ths merchants su done N
whef ene il sni which
comparatively low there, would not fail to rise considerably
AIRY 20 FR OERH iRD (0fice Of The G snsGuide1 No.
iaS Sassau-'i address Box, No. col Post ofice.
ITO LET-I7TH-ST HOUSE.-The superior,
L well built HOUSE, No. 81 East lhst the an sv,
cont, ming all the modern improvements will be reprinted aud
put IN comp order and rented reasonable The
nghbohood Of the most desirable composed as Is en-
Al. BLEECKER 4 Co, No. Broaist
RIO MANUFACTURERS.-E Extensive FACTO-
j RY ACCOMMODATIONS with STEAM POWER, 70
LET a. the Marble Works foot Of 5'stree North
River adapted to any large heavy business Aso. superior
Rooms With or without power purposes les. extensive.
FREWK : STRONG On he premises,
TO RENT-The good business BASEMENT,
well fs SR No ' p1 9e pgs OF AG Apply
ITO RENT-A frst-class OFFICE on first floor,
with good Safe situated the Of Piue-sI and
Broadway. Appyt)
ROSWELL O. PIERCE, next door to the premises
ITO LET-The new three-story HOUSE No. ii
Popirr-st Brooklyn, within minutes walk Of the
Ferry For n her particulars inquire ofTHOMAs MORTON
No si2 Pearst. NeU-fork.
ITO LET-STEADY POWER and LIGHT
y ROOMS a; low rates BY - .
MR. GANDU. No. 100 Walker-st.
ITO LITTLE DWELLING PART Of HOUSE
No lg5 Grands block OF Broadway. The spaii-
ment- consist three entire Floors all recently put IN perfect
condition. Croton and Gas IN the House In lute Of
BACON RAVEN, No. l55 Gfend-st.
ITO LFT-A furnished COTTAGE at ROckaway,
Il Long I.iand, formerly owned by VIZ. Philip Hone. ln
quire Of r. II. Ii DLOW, Nos IL Wail-st. and Newest
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N7ATi0NAl- THEATER-A. III. PURDY, Man.

IN and stor.Oress Circle p censi Pit, ~ cents
OrrbesirA Chairs Doors o'clocs oe-orp
spses commence ~ 7i-rHIs EVENING the RAG PICKER
OF PARIS-Jesu the Rag Picker Mr. . X Scott Mare
Bidder Dress Maker Mise Hathaway. AMER which Dance
cousins through the Rye, MILE Louise IlSoui Dance, Is
epce Old Virginia Nj Mert Sexton with Benl1 Aoeompa
piuen' by H. Parker. To be fol- wed by MALJLME, OK
THF NIGHT OWL.
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.rnr1cr M HEIRs-To the heirs and legal

NOTICE 10 HEIRS.-TO the heirs and legal
reure,eptstive. Of JOHN PETER MICHAEL late OF the
oyvnship Bu.hki in h County o. Northampton and state
oil deceased: TAX Notice thit inquest vii DO
D., ID az the late dwelling house Of IOhS PEtER MlChAE
deceased in the township Bushk in the County aforesaid
on THURSDAY the 9th day Of AuEus next, 81 10 o'clock Ia
forenoon for the purpose OF making partition the ea Is
the said declared 70 and his heirs and legal repre-
enstves be done without prejudice 20 Or spoil
whole otherwise 20 value and apprae the sane accord
which time and place you requested 10 attend
If You think proper. JACOB COPE, Sheriff
Sherhls ONO. Faston July -. l855.
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ProcIamatiop.-Wbe re1s From reliable information re
the ports Of Norfolk Portsmouth IN virginia tins
advised that the YELLOW FEVER prevails in
both these por BE IT, therefore Known 20 all men, that by
vtue OF rover vested and by and with the and
cor sent Of he Board Commissioners If Heath Of this port
ISAAC O. BARKER Acting Mayor Of the City Of Newly ok do
ksne amaiion airing said ports Of Norfolk AMI
Pottmoutb State Of Virgins as INFECTED PLACES,
and arrv iom said placeso be sn ed to usr an
tine This proclamation 20 have full force ana effect TIL the lst
day of September 1855. 80
Owen upder my hand and seal the Mayors Office in OUT
~ ISAAC o. BARKER, Acting Mayor.
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RIYER PROPERTY Tor SALE

i Fer sale. the beautiful FARM and COUNTRY SEAT,
situated the bank Of the Hudson River having hney
wooded or OF nearly half mile the river aud consisting
acres miles from NevfOrk and Il miles irO TIE
Depot Il located desirahy for either farm or 10 be
divided in bui i es occupying nearly square bounded hy
the river and Albany Post Road and every part comm
beautiful snd views both north and south The so
the very best quality level and free from rock and pro-
duces the crops and grain There az. two Or
chards apples with abundance OF me huest
cherries pears pums and AL the smaller tnri large
garden ofwo and fine asparagus beds The avn u eA
len i've ard beautifully onameDted with large and
other shade The house i c0umOous aud vel ou
barn and house. with ali otaer necessary
out uil ngs 1hs Il well worth the attention o any
gentleman derug beautiful residence, from the hneess OF
de ,esuerv Ofthe soil rs natural afFlnfsg
and beauties heathf1nes q s situation For farther
fN-' ~ ~ No BrDal--f
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Anti. slavery Excursion and Pic-Nic.- The

Anti slavery Excursion and Pic-Nic.- the NEW
WORK A NTI-SLAVEKY SOCIETY invites tho friends 0
Irt, IN The city and vicinity 70 unite N cee6Iat ng the
yvVT S1Y-F IRIS 7 AENiN FRSARY Of WEST lNDiAEMAN
fJPATIOE by On Excl RSION 20 MORRiS's GROVE
near Jemsica on WEDNESDAY. August ]. WILLIAM
lloyd GARRISON and the Hon. ERASIUS ID. CULVER
are enssgd 10 Del addresses. ERNEsIINE L. ROSE aud
Ref,sl NJ uts viii be furnished by individuals or families for
themselves The company val leave Brooklyn N specia
syen ~ cars Gucudng baggage for recshmens) AZ 10
ocllck \ NJ and returning will leave the Grove Al T. NJ
1hose intending " unite Ia the ebraoD earnestly re-
onee 10 rr cure tickets before MONDAY 10 order that
The Railroad Company may be seasona0y informed as % the
e.en OF the acc Dodaious required ckei for the excuf
sop 80 cents children half prca may be had AZ The Anti
Saver, Office No 1873 Nessau-st., or a. FOWLER q
WFi1sS No Sc Broadway II Wednesday prove RAINY the
Celebration will b. postponed 20 the next fair day.
Maine Law intelligence. Persons whing for thorough
and correct intelligence relative 20 the Maine Lsw move
,nt in the mast wear will DO well TO furnish themselves
with he NINETEENTH ANNUAL REPORT OF the AMER
fCnK I + NPERANCE UNION a. No w Nesssnst To the
Tadse Fdmonds Savs q aud Conckn. Price 70 GEMS
Al an Adjourned Meeting of the Officers Of all
the Civ Railroads. held the 10Th Of October, 1874 the
ftnowrE resolnti was passed;
Reosd That praon Of the term for which Free
Tickets are now out system will be abOgaed and more
.sued 10 uass any person free Of the City Railroads
named below. NICHOLAS DEAN, -
President New-York and Harlem Railroad.
DENTON PEARSALL,
President Second av Railroad
WA. 4 DARLING,
President Thirdav. Railroad.
JAMES s. LIBBY,
President sixth-av. Railroad.
OLIVER CHARLICK,
n. p BARHYDr, Sec Eishthav' sailroad.
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Cost dn0 Sonno.
Go tubom it tflan Concern.

INFORMATION WANTED of EDWIN
4 KNIGHT who sailed from London 10 the Ocasn Queen
ard arrived Newi ork about the st Of March 1911 tie Is
of rather sua Staue dark ant dark brown hair age
about 4 OF II b. il alive b. requeged 70 writ. imued
otey or any information Of him will ereS o6ige ms M9,her
Office WI COUNTY. Iinn.s.
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fiouses ano farms ruante0.

XyANTED-h small FURNISHED HOUSE in
w the upper part the City. Apply 70 ANTHONY J.
BLEECkEK & Co., No. 7 Broad-st.
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6crses, Carriages, &r.

TOR SALE-A BAY MARE suitable for
Doctor; Is capital family horse and perfeet
horses grow Inquire a; ;he Stable, NJ. ~ East
BTvsewty. Sold foy wan, Of use.
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THE EAST NETWORK and KNOXVILLE
i COMPANY-Are Sc log LOTS aud buitins HOUSES on
them on easy erfrs payment East SewfOrk Is more
and Of than other suburb u hs @
So minutes IL J. unsurss-ed for besuy and heal
Of location Several elegant Cotaie Houses Just nnine and
m The process o fuhii viii BE- d on accommodating 'ei ms
al rsyfnent Auplv 20 C. r. MILLER & Co, Agents,
y - 80 No. ly5 Broadway.
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OAR YUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM

ID The celebrated WHITES ORIGINAL SERENAOERS
EVrRY AFTERNOON and EVENING MONDAY, jay
So-Kvcpns 8, 0yeTrure, MtsIe,s &C. sfer which ne
sonsx psuces &c conclude with the original Dsolesy
called THE l.. STATES NAIL. TIE BEARDED lNFANf
LADY tbe LIVING OURANG-)OrANG, &c, and il 90
b. seen A. the time Abundance p s.ats h6.ep ~
~, tcr 10 ceufs BARNUMS GALLERY or BEAUTY
expended 90 premiums 20 and for por rats OF be
hand, ladies 10 America Sc Circulars 70 DC Aaa a. 7
Museum
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RkOADWA1 IHEAIEh.-BONes anu TaI'
j gu-e 50 ca; Family Cicle and Upper Tier, - cts
Private Boxes 81 and Sc Doors open al oeloos euain
rses AZ s-Comphmentary Testimonial 20 Nh T. D. RICE
mis- FVE MING will be performed BRIAN O'LlNN. AFTER
which The DADDY Rice Polka by Mss Frances q o. Rice
Followed BY POPPING THE QUESTION; AiteT which,
VINO SPFAKS FIRST IN AND OUT OF PLACE fsr
lowed by m RsONATON After which, George Chrisiy In
CON pnction with T. Vaughn r Bowers and Mast kn
= ne snc Lewis will appear in MUSICAL oLIO To conclude
with JUMBO JUN.
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lustrucnpn.

HONE SCHOOL for BOYS, NORWICH, Conn.
4 \ The suauaer Term gins IN MONDAY May a. Cir
eular giving u psrucuAss The highest Inference
any address. ID. o. QUlNBf, Principal
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ZIP SALF-WAINUT COITAGE. with three

acres Of Ground beautifully uat-d The eastern slope
Of Orange Mountain, New Jersey, about nile from toe
Appiy 10 HOMER MORGAN.
- Piue.st No 5 Metropolitan Bank Building
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A IL
50 80 Pc Day. -
Wholesale 10 the Trade, also at retail the celebrated
MOUNTAINS INDIAN LINIMENT, and DURNO's lafomat'
81 CATARRH SNUFF BY STEPHEN PAUL & Co..
-" No. Ii9 ChambeIsst, New-NOFk
And at Noe l65 9 4 5 635 $685. us 76 and III Broadway
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CTEAM-ENGINE-A frstquality new H)RI-
- ZoNTAL srEAM-ENGINE for SALE CHI Ap. Diameter
OF cylinder inches; length - inches For further To-
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NETWORK, MONDAY, JULY 80, 1856.
telegraph Companies.
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH MORSE LINZ
vi he.ueen NEM-YORK- PARLIAMENTARY. bALll-

MORE. WASHINGTON. and intsrmediste stations
SIX WIRES AND TWO LfNEs TIE ENriRE DISTANCE
WIRES BETWEEN SEw-YoEK AND
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New publications.

NPIRIT UALISM .-Presideut Mshap great
- Work this subject. entitled
MODERN MYSTERIES
LAINED AND EXPOSE
~il y published BY ne Monday, Assust6
JOHN r. JEWETT L Co
No. III WsSh.ng,opFt Posop
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DAPFP-SuIL FOR SALF.-A rare chance


operation snd fully equipped, Land Store, Dwelling Ma
chncry Grow Crops Sc, for sale active Partner win
some eariia would s. taken The demand is very
nearly double Newly prices Wood plenty end very low
ouiy he attend 20 the business
Terns acrou rndhtine Address Il Y. X. Tribune Office.
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DHu OSOPHICAL INSTRUMENTs.-E
nlarhinerp. &f.

SHCROFT' STEAM and VACUUM
N GAUGES-The aud reliable ot any Ia the mar
sd For ale bv CHAs w. COPELAND,
No. "a Broadway.
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FREE SCHOOL.

an WEDNESDAY, the 9th inst, on the premises, on
account of the Clerk and Master of the Chaucery C0ur
st Nashville, we will sell the following Lots in
EWING'S ADDITION.
On Allison Street Nos. 6J and 66.-On franklin Turn
pike Nos. l75 1885, 229 and 230-On Bass Street, Nos
237, 23S 239 30, 399, 4s0-0n Stevenson Street Nos
220 and 224-0n Wemore Street. Nos. l6l and l62-On
Ewing Avenue, Nos. 2C7, ESQ, 2S7, $50, aid 1885,
Also one Lot the corner of Demumbrane Street and
the Franka Turnpike of the best stands Tor Retail
Dry Goods, Grocery and Provision Store In the City.
TERMS.-$10 in Cash on each lot Residue In one and
two years. without interest for Notes satisfactorily secured
and lien retained.
These Lots are most elegantly situated, commanding
fine view OF the whole of Beautiful City, They
the Corporation and entitled all the advantages of the
Free Schools Owners and occupants Ct these Lots would
SON save the price of their lots and improvements in the
way of Tuition alone in addition TO the privilege OF send
ing their children to one Of the Best Schools in America
We will also the time SELL on account of other
owners the following Lots in the same plan:
Nos Esq., 2G3, 26i 265 266, on Ewing Avenue and High
Street. and near the Chattanooga Railroad. Fine locations
for persons who have business on the Railroai.
NJ $780, corner of Vine and Mulberry Streets. Nos.
and g. Fogg Street Nos 293 294 2s5, Bass Street.
Nos 2a and Ss5 Oak Street opposite High, near the
junction of the Chattanooga and Southern Railroad and
two Of the most valuable lots in the whole plan.
The sale will commence with the Lot the OF
Demumbrane Street and the Franklin Turnpike ut 10
O'clock A. NJ, Sale positive and without reserve. 0mui-
buses will usual -
LINDSLEY & CROCKETT,
SO, College street.
mytd-E r GIASsCoCK Auctr,
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THE CASE OF JUDGE LoRING-THE MAssACHU-
SETS KNow-NOTHNGs SOLD Our To THE AEoLI-
TIoNIsTs-The Senate of Massachusetts, yesterday,
by an overwhelming majority, concurred in the
vote of the House in favor of requesting the Gov
ernor to remove Mr.. Loring from the Office of Judge
which he holds under that State. Of course he
will be removed accordingly. His Office is said to
be fat one, and there are probably several of the
Hiss Nunnery Committee who would like to have
it.
The objectionable offence Of Judge Loring was
his obedience to the constitution and the laws as
Commissioner OF the United States in the case of
Burns, the fugitive slave. Judge Loring did his
duty in aiding to restore this fugitive to his master
and no more. The abOlitionists from that hour re-
solved upon making this upright officer victim
and an example, and with the aid of Legislature
almost unanimously Know-Nothng in both BRAN
ches, they have instructed their Know Moth ng
Governor to execute their sentence. The act is
fitting appendage to the dirty Hiss Nunnery Com
mttee, which has been Kissed into public con-
tempt through the length and breadth Of the land
The vote in both branches of the Legislature
against Judge LoriDg decides the character of the
Massachusetts Know-Nothng party. 1t is an abo-
ton party, full of the bigotry of the old blue laws
and the seditious fanatcism of Lloyd GARRISON
1t must be cut adrift by the -Nothings of the
other States they will all sink together in this
filthy slough Of aboltionism-N y Herald