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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-25
Cu.RTTFRs coal TRUST


I Fa,a SsIF OF coal. coal WORKS LANDS,
sGlLDISGs RAILROAD, EQUIPMENTS Ny sinas,
and in exercise md i1in ment o. INC s ~ ,s ased "A
vested Il and . sSsss5 70 COAL
= - 80 e ,rsoraips deed. IN the County of Aaeshess
the Con wealth Of PennsyvAna ~ aosIsase 90, ~.
Eeressr,s EIchAnss on isht, in the CITY OF PirIs:
BURGH Penn the SECOND DAl Of Ap1o nv ~ ;.
PREMISES Included IN and intended and bound by sad deed
.sd briefly snsled and described ~ t9ows AZ tas ssO
oT Me Cos which ir and lies under the surface OF tnose
sy tract, Of and situate Robinson Township ae eoun
~ aforesaid TO witt The Bnrnsde' irSst eSurled ~ s
~ snd. hsirs John AMI james Scke NJ HARRISON an1
Wum Mccormick containing IL se,e. and 10 percnss 80
particularly described IN deef from = w he1n IA az al
81 page s5 The Mccormick Tract bounded BY Ants o. NC
ncSv coptanfns 40 aires and perches-decrbed In
ssed ron u Mccormick said Company, recorded N SANE
EQUINE Pss pbni,. Samuel Riddle James Roblnson and
I'm conr,sias rs scres-described in deed from William
Msi' s ,sS Ts adjoining and. OF VIM Mark and
The Pittsburgh and StsEhsnvse - 49,
perches-aecrbed IN deed from joseph fdmunason T
Somrsny recorded in volume page ia Inc Twin Isae
bounded By lands Of samuel MeCrdy Asens asss Lew ne
rhornberss heir. and T. Dsys heir, e3ntnnns %
percheS- described deed from John Irwin ani VIE 20 a.
" Remir recorded IN 'i eses DE Mckee rTsc
ssid township the mouth Of Chart err CresA y
lands Of Aefsnder Mckee and the Ohio River ana contain
=. ssht acre, described IN = deed from T. w Remington
and wife said Company recorded In said volume ~ ~
no. rroveeuts Also al that other certain pieee OF ana
n aid ownsnp containing ten lying on the ONO uyer
also piece Of ground Of the width Of . feet on
~ end Of said ten and extending heretonr
n white oak on McKees upper line, near Charters Sreek
with The privilege Of maintaining thereon Raoaa &c tne W.
80, - ala Coupany being leasehold for 70 year. from l
April 1873 subec. ground rent Of 80 year Sa1 ap,.
1859 and hencefoth $500 year. on which piece OF ana N
.sctd coal tppe road wharf Office ensne-sned "esn
honse and scale hsrbor and other prem
ard privileges being described and defined IA ease e
Aiex Mckee 10 L. Remington recorded IN said once 70 VOL
ue 81 pase $50 and the assignment thereof 20 ssd
ssd volume 81, PAGE m Aso 81 those - Lots OF gOu
omrosrg the vege Of Remington sd out upon ne sais
Mccormick Tract being esch 50 feet In front and IN eaf ans
in e In deph and on each Of which Is erected rSooEJ
frame dwelling house. Also, 81 that RAILROAD ana
trovp a. the Charters Coal COmpanys Railroad, EXTENDING
rom the Ohio River said Village Of Remngton oens soou
even miles length with ell the materials p ans
thereof and OF the said Companys Oepo s
Mines and Coal Works including two Locomotive otean
nes 81 Burden Cars $50 PIT Cars Trucks Tools impiemenn
fixtures Materials and Machinery and also al the fanshses
Rights sad Privileges of the said mpeny and
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II WEEKLY u. s. MAIL LlSE.-The n)w, fast going sDd
magnificent steamer NASHVILLE. NJ Berry, commander.
viii leave Pier No. ~ r. SATURD AZ July %, a. focock
p NJ precisely For freight apply board where all bills OF
ladins will BE- signed, and for passage (syns superb
dations) at the office Of SPOPFORD TILESrONS Coz Se
2Broedway Through Tickets to Florida as follows; 10 JACK
sonyile ISL; 20 Pnatka, fS.
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6aies op Anrn0n-
I7cTIoN NOTICE.-JOsEPH L. sMI1
SMITH

UCTION NOTICE.-JOSEPH L. SMITH,
"A Auc,ioneer will sell TOMORROW trhursiayJ 81 ioi
orl AZ No Frsnknst ourth house west Of brosiway
@ rosewood Piano Q, brilliant tone and 6uih Psrlo Fsrn
trr, Of sold rosewood; neh carpeu, Oeo'h gu P.inass
,ss Oval and Pier Gass Rockns and Easy hsr n n &
n Nd maple Chairs. Sofas Dining and res Tables rosewood
md mahogany Bedesd Bur.Gu. and W.hstands to match
49,. hair Msresses Crockery Glassware. Clocks sver~ir
r. three enaeled Cottage Suites TIE whole Il IN superb
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NEw yoEK July 20, 1855
no THE RONDHOLDERS OF THE MANS

j FIELD AND SANDUsKY, 5 ANDUskY, MANsFI6LIgg
am NEVARK AND COLUMBUS AND LAkS Ehih
R.ITROAD COMPANIES.-The Committee aPPotnie a. "a,
i,,s ee,ipE House have prepared the Agreement
- ned by the dferest In the ab1vs Corpans
b accordance With report then made and accepted "a t
- hs fppi Al the Office q Z H. GIBSON No - PeAf'
80 bs sonaloders are luesd 20 call and su the sane
without De az Any further Information can then ana tne %
irft
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r,HE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
PACIFIC, Capt. Nye-
Ann ATTIC

II STATES MAIL sIEANItNo--ITe 30 % P07Is m
nne 81 the following;
ATLANTIC, Capt. Wet PACIFIC, Capt NYe
BALTIC Capt Comsock ADRIATIC.
These ships having been built by contract expressly tos ne
service has been taken then c0nsue
non A. also in their engines strength AID speed ana
their accommodations for gneguaed for eessaes
sud comfort Pnce Of passage from New York 90 Liverpool
6rscas cabin $780, second do, pl5 exclusive use d ek
esEe rooms &325; from Liverpool 10 New YORK. 10 sgd
xuneas experienced Surgeon attached IN essh Snip NO
psrth secured until paid for. - - ,.,,,,,1
$3.50 pROpDgFD DATES OF SAILING.
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DFDIrCFD PRICES 100 lbs BAGGAGE

II PRFE!-Four hours from Ocean g. Ocean BY Panama
Raroad-No Exposure Tropical sun and Rams no Nanns
In the Mud around Shoals aud Rapids; no River eFe ana
Ague-No Cholera this routelhrough Tor Cai9fnis VIA
pspy will dispatch for Aspinwall on MONDAY, Aug ., a.
2oock NJ precisely from pier foot u warren - roh
River the known and fayorte steamship GEOkGE LAW
$500 tuns burden. M.
Passeue AMI Mails will be forwarded by Panama
paws magnificent steamship JOHN L. STEPHENS, 900
tun. burden VIM. Lappdge Esq Commsnde "hich WIZ 20
In readiness and leave lmne dietey or San Francisco
The public informed that the 2 NJ = 5 90 always haye
ONE OF MORE EXTRA STEAMERS lying At Panama rsadJ
FOR 10 avoid any possible detention Of Passengers or
For passage apply l. w RAYMOND, a. the only otics ID
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A. ST nsEwIS, Auctioneer.
ny BANGS. BROTHER a. CO.-Irsie-Sal

A ST hERWA, Auctionecf :
DY BANGS, BROTHER n Co.-lrsie-Sale
- Rooms No. 10 Prk-rcv.
TUESDAY, Sept. I, s,d following days
REGULAR NFW.YORk Trade SALE OF BOOKS,
STATIONERY, STEREOTYPE PLATES. PAPERS, BOOK
BiNpERs MATERIALS. &c, untsT the difsehou'o OF The
st,pding Committee of the Trade.
The Catalogue or this sale is IL prores sDd viii constitute
an extensive ud trsctve the whole 10 Be sold without
-sserye and without re.,roon the sse Of the ots
TUESDAY, Sept is aud following dayI
TRADE SALE OF BOOKS,
Under the direction Of the Nevfok Book Publishers A'cs
t0r. -, = =
The places Of he several invoices having be.n ssvn h IN
edsnce with the eguson- they have been placed IN our
ard he catalogue IN press IL embraces noers oontr
buttons which B. solo without 10 prices N not
lea. than The pre.crbti qusntIfies.
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MISS HAINES begs respectfully to give notice
WI 20 her friends ard the public that her SCHOOL, no.
Grsmercy Part viii reopen on TUESDAY september q
be obtained her residence or a. "
Francis Co.'S No 20 Broadway, or 81 aessrA Doen1'
Nixon's No. Il Park place. - t....,
Applications for the admission Of Pupils can De mace pJ s''
sddisssed 10 Mis- HAINEs, 81 her residence.
DHII OSOPHICAL INSTRUMENTS ,:
RICHIE Of the late hrm Of Cham bersn "
continue The manufacture Of ms TkUMESIs and SOhooA
APPxRATTJs A. the Roous lately occupied BY them 4,
The facilities Of the es;sbhment haye been iarEeiy
NV the addition Of perfect machinery ana az a'o
se rSe on NV own premises under my ovn inspecnon
All descriptions Of apparatus heretofore naae YuI u
,ovd and hnk, and also new and veusoe ~
80. ~ be made those OF the higher order Illustrating
modem researches Physical Science and also GAS goo
vs, le,r.nrio.d apparatus for Common Schools .,
very Instrument viii be personally examined and "ar'an'ea
perfect - u.g,.s b;-,sslf ~ ts,s
and made arrangements 20 furnish he ost
vsfrshle OuficsI Astronomical and other Instruments
cst.ioue with full descriptions and finely nstrsted with
ns1s sngrnyips. will be per mail on application
~" Y s. RICHIE, No. SIS WashingtonsL, Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-25
CITY and COUNTY BONDs.-The subscribers

~ offer for sale the following Bonds: - 1900.
$4,000 OF the SEVEN PR CENT BONDS OF JOHNSON
COUNTY Of Iowa Principal aud Interest guaranteed 3
the Mississippi and Missouri Railroad and payable 10 this CITY
The popusion county is about 1000 with assess
ment roll Of &S0Ooooo in addition to the faith OF the
county The railroad stock which these bonds issued L
rsred Ia the hands Of further security The ROAD
will have IS in running order during the coming Fall
Also. ,,.,,.
$4,000 CITY Of BURLINGTON State Of lows, TEN PER
CENT BONDS issued for city purposes, Principal aud Inter
est uaybe in this City Burlington has population OF over
10 co and an .ment-roll of over 10000.
The avs gsrdng the iase Of bonds by counties and
es are such az 70 nsrre beyond any contingency the pay
ment OF principal Further particulars may be had
on application 10 r. W. CLARK DODGE Co,
- No 81 Wallst
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Goal.

GOAL am now dischsrgins the best Schuyl-
~ All whtessn Range and Furnace Coal direct from the
Doe, e - 50 Per tun J. L. w0RTH No sss kh-st, saa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-25

v ending Iake Knives, Pc hnlNts 81
Forks Ice Knives Fruit Knives Butter Knives Ch
drens Sets Knife Fork and spoon, Silver Cups NAPKIN
Rings, &c. ,., Il. u.u.l
Watches Clocks and Jewey rep,ed st less than the uSuA
PRICES Watches and Jewelry taken in eIehangs.,
f GEO. c. ALLEN,
No. II Waist. (second hOor)
near Broadway. New York
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Qopartnfrship Notices.

NOTICE The partnership ofHUGH AUCHIN-
~ Gloss SONS disoyee BY the death of the
p~rner His sho appointed Of his
vii, oil attend % tie settlement Of the sssirs OF the 6r
JOHN AUCHfNcLOSS.
HUGH AUChlSCLOSS.
III. uaisrs nsd will continue the Commission business under
toe hin q JOHN HUGH AUCHINCLOSS. a. No. Us
Broadway, corner Of ThA.essL JOHN AUCHINcLOSS,
HUGH AUCHiNCLOSS,
EeEioTk July Is, 1885 WIN. P. BLEEcKER
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PROPOSALS for F1TrING-UP and FURNl-
II TURF of WARD SCHOOL No. 49, NINETEENTH
WARD.-SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
TUESDAY the Slst int P NJ the Oce Of the Clerk Of
The Board Of Education Of Grant snd Ests directed
Proposals TO School Officers Of Nineteenth Ward for arn al
,ha doing the work tor htungap and
Furnishing the Desks and Furniture for said building to-
Al the sxe place Proposals will DO received for furnishing the
soves 40 s the Plumbing &C. All according 70 the plans aud
specifications which be- At the the err
board OF Education Of whom any Information DO obtained
The materials ard work to be Of the best quality The school
Ofers reserve the right reject any al OF the Proposals.
Nv order Of lie Board OF school Officers Nineteenth Ward
- ISAAC AORt ANCE. Committee
:. D. MOULTON,
J. c. RUTHERFORD Furniture
Nev.Ycrk July ". 1855
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NORTH GRANVILLE FEMALE SEMINARY.

IN -firs Session Of u weeks besiss Sept HIRAM Or
full Board Inexperienced Teachers In the D.partuents
Bueinex and crssuf and as ooe-vl
some I boasdng scholar Expense for Board neladns fuel
Lishf wsahps and Tuition 10 primary branches. $1s par
schoa<nc yesfg For Circulars containing full infsgn alton
with enxsynS) or fos admission apply 70 HIRAM oRcUTT
Thssfcrd VI satl August ser thss time North 0ranys
n " y A. WiLLETT, Secretary.
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MATHEW JoRDas Alctoneef-By JoRDAS 20
DOCKS and FANCY GOODS.-On THURS
ID DAY July 8 a. loi o'clock ia SseEoom, No. go Broad.
vsy LATHE. TOOLS kI-A small Engine or Foot Lathe,
with fr,me foot wheel well gesre compound slide rest
chuck. G. will turn piece 80 inches BY 81 10 diameter
A.o two Tool Che full Of al binds Of Tools and other goods
Car be seen morning OF sale and afternoon before.
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Iustrurficn.

HONE SCHOOL for BOYS. NORWICH, Conn
H Tho Summer Term begins MONDAY, Nay p. C<-
culss giving fHn particular with the highest reference
any sddrca& ID. u. QUINBY Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-25

T. II. LUDLOW Auctioneer
DLEASURE YACHT ULTRA at AUCTION
Il II LUDLOW will sell al auction TUESDAY, July
81 1855 al "a O'Clock the Merchants ElchA1ge BY order OF
TIE Frscutor the handsome aud wellbu YACHT ULTRA,
berTACKIF APPAREL aud FURNITURE, now lying at
Hoboken and formerly belonging 10 Christopher Miller de-
ceased She about 100 b1Iden schoonergged and
well found every particular making her very desirable
pleasure Yacht she be application 20 DANIEL
McMULLEN board Terms cash approx ed notes A. u
months with interest. uloSl
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II chasing Land locating Land wasn's low. o. vi,
own land IL that State vii obtain desirable nfornatio~ -
that sahject b calling PRATT X. SKINNER, feashs
Hotel Of Frankfort and Chs hssts east Of the Ps
sdtres him BY letter Ankm0si Iowa Mr. Skinner be.
been about ten IN the We and has been Engaged Ia
veyns and selecting Lands aud Is vel scgasinted vita large
part a that state and other the West yin elect
purchase Lands snd locate LAID Warrants Com ASSOC pay
taxes &C REFEREScEs Hsisted HApes Co. Nos 50 ani a
Mursyst, New.York City, G,o Bhss & Co.. no. n Parx.
psce New fo,k City, $ B. Chttsaden Co.. n, u Brood
,xay New. York CITY.
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Building maierials.
Groceries.

nOUBLE REFINED SALERATUS-Manutsc-
ured by the undersigned Is warranted free from mpu'
nties having refining peculiar to ourselves, gu
penntended by distinguished Chemist are enabled 10 ekra
deieteous from the material and can conhdsn
recommend superior 10 other Dnef
qualities put up every variety OF package Tor SAFE very
low to the trade by JOHN DNlGhTs TO-, III feafi-'-
~ III T. II o Z f NJ | l. l. I,
DRUG MILL and SAND-PAPER DEPOT,
No. II Beekman ST, N. Y,
COFFEE and SPICE DEPARTMENT
No "a futOns., ". Y.
Office No loS Front-st., n Y, Sole Manufacturers Of
PHARMACEUTICAL YEAST POWDERS.
Country merchants supplied on the most liberia terms
Factory NoA S. 81 and 80 Hudson-st.. Jersey City N J.
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By JosEPH HEGEAAS, Auctoneer.
"WEDNESDAY, July %, at , o'clock p. NJ pre-
ton sta Brookyn PARLOR, CHAMBER and KITCHEN
FURNITURE comprising sets Of tinted Chamber Furniture
Mattrees and Bedding To e CrOckery mahogany sofa ma
hc gsny and Crs Tables Carpets Pier Glass Oaner
and Breakfast Sets voryhanded Cutlery Caster syerpstd
Tea Pot Foss spoons Sc. CATALOGUES Al the Si-sroos
The mostly good new having been IN use but
q short time
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orv,cr AZ rEx NORTH CAROLINA COPPER COMPANY,
a n-.v }

NTOTICF.-TOLEDO and ILLINOIS RAIL
~ ROAD COMPANY.-Tbe INTEREST COL fONS on tSe
Office Of the Company Commercial BUILDING NO. % rnes'
D' EDWARD WHIrEHoUsE, Assist Treasurer.
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Mafbinerp, &r.

ROFT's STEAM and VACUUM
IN GAUGFS-Tbe best and reliable Of In the mar
ket Warranted correct liberal discount allowed 70 the
trsde For sale BY CHAs w. COPELAND,
~ No. "a Broadway.
HORSE POWER.-A second hand MACHINE
for two horses nearly new for sale for s7a Apply 70 H.
REEFS 7sth between Sd and 18th avs where the Machine
may be
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miscellaneous.

No, q sound was heard. nor shrek cry,
"A Me MAGNETIC Powder was hying,
Flea Bedbus and Cockroteh, Musketo and Fly
Iufsled, and silently dying
The Rat and the Mouse BY the Pitt were laid low.
Prizemedals OF nations sttest ~
FL President Fillmore hiss certified 40
Ard ahlest OF chemists confessed u. .
NONE GENUINE without fac smile OF Z.
N LYONS signature on label. DepO, Of LYONS NAG
NETIC POWDER No. 426 Broadway
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JoHN p. MONTGOMERY. Auctioneer.
OO0 CASES BOOTS, SHOES and BROGANS
sDUO at AUCTION Fresh seasoDAbe Goods, which will
lie sold whd Ut reserve for cash, TIT RSOAf. July & at
III O'clock at the store OF j. " DAVIS Co.. 81 Beekmanst
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4 AND WARRANTS Bought, sold and fully Rus
rrtee5 and Claims for Bounty Land and Pensions prornp
Nv collected by GEO. WOODMAN, No. 20 WilAn-st
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Ocean Steamers, Nr.

The SPLENDID doubleeusne steamship DANIEL WEBSTER.
800 nm. burden Capt Turner viii leave pier NO Nofta
River at O'Clock p. NJ precisely for PUNrA ARMS "a
MONDAY August g. connecting with the soam.nF SiEHha
NEVFnA 1000 uns burden the Ncaragna Transit route
having but seve miles Of land transportation by hca's car
e,e For information passage AZ the reduced rses sppy
,ny 70 CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, No 5o~insgteen;
bags made up the Office Stamped Letters taken tor "a
each.
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DRINTING PRESSES, TYPE, &c.-MORT-
ii GAGE sALF.-On THURSDAY. July ., at 10 A. NJ, At
No 10 spruce and No. n Beekmansts, third story:
-Four Adams Presses.
Three Cylinder Presses,
One Hydraulic Press,
One HsDd-Press and lnker,
Press Boards Iron Safe DESKS. four Composing stones ID
Chsses Stereotype Blocks Type aud Stands Shattng,
Pues &C. three Stoves and Paper Cut log Machne
Firtnre. Sisus &c JOHN T. STE FARr,
Attorney for Mortgage.
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xlnunrlal.

BROADWAY Insurance CoMPAyY,(
No 43j Broadway. July p, 1850
nIVIDEND-The Board of Directors Of this
~ Institution have this day declared sEMl-ANSUAL
DIVIDEND Of FIVE per cent payable aud after the day
OF August. JOHN WRAf, Secretary.
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CIEyFLAND and PITTSBURGH RAILROAD

Arctic FlRE INSURANCE CospANY, ~. y Wal7st-
DVIDFND.- The Directors of this Company
~ have TIL, DAY declared SemAnuual Dividend Of >
Der cent on tire Capital Stock paysbe aud after the 18th inst
me Transfer Books are until that date New ofk July
H. less RICHARD A. OAKLEY, secretary.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-12-07
WArElssyILLr, CA, Dec. ., ls15.

10 The Editor Of the Amerieon Organ:
We feel the importance Of sustaining the Organ,
and drop you this note SO that We can act with
certainty. We are nearly all true Americans In
this little burg. Although we were defeated in
the State election, we have not closed the cam.
paign, and We are determined it never shall be
closed. With the true spirit of 10, We are re-
solved to stand by our arms, and meet the Tories
with al unbroken column in 1856, with no shield
Of defence but honest bosoms--all that true Amer
leans desire or need. We have caught the echo
Of the shout from New York. Massachusetts, and
glorious little Maryland; and in 1856 we win shout
aloud, Victory, victory-the Union is saved God
grant IL! Yours, DC, +sr
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-12-07

Hon. VIM. Riyes viii deliver lecture before
the Young Mems Christian Association, at Rich
mond, ON Friday evening next, at half past seven
o'clock.
The State Historical Society Of Virginia has re-
Gently elected Richard Henry Lee, Esq, of Wash
ington, Pennsylvania, an honorary member. Pro-
fessor Lee is the author Of several historical and
biographical works os considerable interest and
value
As Mrs. Emma D. n. Southworth, (authoress OF
the Deserted Wife,') is generally supposed, says
the New York Mercury, to be the wife Of one Of
the editors Of that paper, $. s. southworth, and
that gentleman is often Intercepted on the sub
ject, the editor thinks It proper TO say that Mrs.
Southworth, the authorizes, is the wife Of Mr..
Frederick Southworth, cousin Of the gentleman
connected with that paper, and who Is at present
residing at Rio de Jancro. Mrs. =. D. N. South
worth maintains rank in the literary world equal
that which was enjoyed by Madame de Stael and
Lady Morgan
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-12-07
Further from Kansas.

ST. LOUIS Dec. 6.--Accounts from Kansas state
that 800 men, armed with Sharp's rifles, assembled
at Lawrence and declared that they were willing
the sheriff should peaceably search for the escaped
prisoners. They would not commence hostities,
but act on the defensive to the last. Pomeroy
had escaped from his captors, and is now in Law
renee. 1t is said that the pro-slavery party have
800 men in Franklin, and 200 in Lecompton and
Douglas, and that fight would ensue before the
matter Is settled.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-12-07
HOUSE or REPREsENrATIv

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
At IL M. the late Clerk called the House to or.
der. The journal being read,
The House proceeded TO take the 22d ballot for
Speaker az a4..isaai sE
q The result was as follows
4 Richardson, rs !; Campbell, IA Banks, IL; Full
Ter, 20; Pennington, q \; Wheeler, IL; Smith Of
Alabama 8; Zollicofer, O.; Oliver, Thurston, A;
Haven, 1; Walker, Marshall, / Hoffman, 1;
Maxwell, 4; Nichols, ].
Whole number Of votes, 22l; necessary to
choice, Ill. No choice
The twenty third ballot was then taken, and with
the following result; N
Richardson, IS !; Campbell rs; Banks, 10; Full
Ter, l6; Pennington, 8 !; Wheeler,s1l Smith, Of
Alabama, 1; Zollicofer, ID; Thurston, A Haven,
A; Walker, q; Nichols, Il; Foster, l Bocock, 1;
A. Oliver, /.
Whole number of votes 22i, No choice.
Mr.. CAMPBELL, of Ohio, rose and remarked
that the House had been voting twenty-three
times that he had received a large number of
votes that were highly gratifying to him yet he
found it was impossible to succeed without ma
king pledges in regard to the subject of slavery.
which he could not make without violating the
whole course of his political life, and covering
himself with obloquy. He regarded the organiza-
ton of the House as paramount to every other
consideration, and therefore withdrew his name as
a candidate for Speaker -
The twenty-fcdrth ballot was then taken, as fol.
lows: s. ,ssstf 5se
Richardson, IA; Banks, Al; Fuller, 10; PEN
nington, ID; Zollicoffer, Id; Wheeler, IL Smith.
of Alabama, L Israel Wasliburn, 8 Meachann. s.:
and several scattering votes X -
Whole number, 220. No choice. s i.4 s4
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countrymen. These are the persons to whom
the administration party submits its claims for
support and from whom it derives most of its
support Are drunkenness, larceny, theft, and
yagrancy, which seem to be the peculiar ayo-
cation Of these liberty loving citizens, any ad,
vantage to the country
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Only five Americans in the whole number.
Will the Union and Richmond Enquirer tell us
these foreign criminals are equal to those Of
half century agos These are the noble, pa
triotic, liberty-loving Irish, whom the Union
says are to be deprived Of "cqnal rights" by
the American party. These are the persons
who the Richmond Enquirer says are ncccssa-
nv to All the "void between the Atlantic and
Paciflc,n These are the class Of individuals
whose Immigration the President encourages
by Hlliae the government offices with their