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vVHE ORIGINAL HUTCHINSON FAMILY.

vT,HE ORIGINAL HUTCHINSON FAMILY
i JUDsON, JOHN, and ASA.
respectfully snso1De. that they WI &c 9si asorr Var.
special request. in the Plymouth 0h''ea' '''o'' ''
'''''' '" MONDAY EvEnIEG, Aprn q.
ebrser select pros Of their shocest ssc MOST pop
uN music a. follows
1--WE ARE WITH you ONCE AoAIs KISD FRIENDS"
~ r sBg TIE AZ s4 aIs sea OF TH Dove.
9, iss .ins. III. dove, j would hy
Avsv from tsb word Of care;
Nv soul would mount to realms on high.
A's ;ffh n ssEE isits RAIL.
Ye. iesrty End ns. human na.1,, night
And we'll with all our might
Th, s6S p, g S6 SsS', OH JACOB.
Safe in the promised lsod
, WOULD gor r DE = II ys sr .nSG. TINE
Dom. you de Mise Eva, dear,
Tho r.. IS S seiD Zee .ure that God
THE sos 70 f Fos cub cI WATER
And great hes been hi. slaughter,
Hes now retresins in d,m.y,
RIGHT OVER WRONG"
shall the byDoman sigh benz ah the calling letters;
He the dawn Of freedom nigh and reads their golden
''"" 1.-THE SONG or HOME"
Though our Gays on earth are heetins,
And all temporal joys refreshing,
Yet we hope for smother meeting
Better far than days OF yore-
When through heavenly courts ascending,
AND with angel voices blending
.tooI sssSenly 1.sh.T' doos-
sips tbe New Song forever more.
MAN The LIFE sosT"-ps,cRIprrvR
Man the life boat, man the life boat
Help o! True fsu is'P R 4 iaif
wan, NJ S ss1 ,s Of T 1isss. gus
Our spes,s snd swords are printed words
The mind bsttls plsiD
We've such victories before,
"wHERE 81 Sail 4 Al i1f rae iE' SOUL FIND REsrr
Best boons to mortal given,
And wbispered +" Yes in heaven"
1.-THE GHOST Of UNCLE tom"
The whole tn conclude with the Family song OF THb
OLD GsANiTs STATE" By psItieul.' ,slq.;tt n.,,
open at l. to commence at 8 O'Clock
Al ioi the Family mus. be :dd.s.d the
NEO. CHRISTY 4 WOODS MlNSTkELS-
~ No az srosdw"y,sxospEsss Every EVENING.
DERHAM's BURLESQUE OPERA HOUSE,
Troupe PERFORMANCES EVERY svENlNG, at II
an. go AT Sbs.Y b ATss
Perbsms Gift Tickets sdni. persons
r r. SMITHS TOUR OF EUROPE AND
a . SIEGE OF sEvAsTOPOL.- There !, bat one opinion
ss4 RI @' ss%sD d
sse Of %
rs snS En- ,uirer .sy. visited hi. Exhibition in .OodOn
sasctvs Donm. we .ssn and hchly m,rits the
hs6 encomian. p.. Il BY che Pqsis and The e5ss
4 e ERs1' and The AMIGO b.
Hr AYLtVIN YIELD Of London Asmittanee. Is centA
A MEXICAN DRAMATIC FUND ASSOCIA-
IA TION-A special general meeting of all the Associates
will be held MONDAY May H. five minutes before the Annual
Meeting the dsy and at the same place to take vote
before the for Officers the required addition 70
proposed at the last Animal order o. the
Directors FhAs " WEMISs oecreeaty.
TNHE CRYSTAL PALACE will remain open to
the public at small shsrse until further notice. NOT Of
d. PaiOtins. and st.iu.rJ :till on exhibition
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xnis rant Il Intelligence once and Labor EzchanGe
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PhreDoiogy.-Mr. fowLEs lecture. TUESDAY THURS
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Dedication of New schooi-House No. 4 10 Rvins
tos ae,e The Opening Se5e%9I ,s 81 ,H
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ssTEPaEs BsooKsR. Arrangements
WIN ROMsINE
The public respectfully invited to attend
I .SVk sP: SsEr1
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- Clinton Hs Anor place on each evening OF this
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A. JUDsON WINTERrON, Secretary. pro TEN.
American Widows, Relief Association No.
ia GIeeDest RTince-Ihs Secretary viii eve hi, per
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Of Clothing description, much needed and nansany
tuts shoes. They have 70 buy; we have none
gve treasury exhausted Call and get our Constitu
ton and B y Laws and Last Of trustees and Visitors
sOLON ROBINSON, Secretary.
Merchants and others wishing to employ Book Kesp cn
Assistants Enuy CLERKS Statesmen or youns men 10 any
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Astorplace
Western Farm League.-A Public Meeting Of this OF
At No I6s Bowery Union Building Every member " re-
be present much interesting business viii be
presented for consideration. GEO sTREMELL, Sec
Prison Association of New-Y0rk.-Ts regular
MONTHLY hEETING Of the Executive COMMITTEE Of the
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ANY WIDOW or young LADY, Of respecta-
n bty snd preso.sssDs appearance hsvSg 10 her o~o
right LEI" hsn 5000 whose dsp a,oa is gentle ana
and who would appre ,ia,e devoted love OF
Gentleman OF the hshE espsctsSlity and position whose
besps dinisea and sy--so ,oss rdo ys, oI i',I
he full NJ q; Sy' Isi New 1si vi.
full particulars description Of person &c an sincere, aud
~kh nothing but sincerity in return
CTTY and COUNTRY ADYERTISING.-Up-
~ On the philosophy Of Advens snd the sset practical
s.s = fatEEss Is':s.ss Agency fiissn. Ssns
mas New York
EXCHANGE Of BOARD-A lad residing at
~ s % o. soasD fa sus fanny is ia
sIshrs. cr the BOARD q Jouns person intsulnso
s Asdrss ExcaasSE "a uns os
ELATBUSH, LONG IsLAND.-Attention is
L called CD. Tribune Of TO MORROW fsr dpsoa
Of beautiful VILLA srys in Fstbash 70 be SOLD b. JAS.
COLE son the A,h inst at he herchanu EIehsase.
MATRIMONIAL undersigned, DESTROYS
WI Of spiOynl the se.srp and proa1 Of married ne.
lss ale. ss ns,Sod seeing Tor p.raer h.
Bup.s. epssf. pr.vent him rom tyins the
s Of ns .nd ss y ~. a.
Be Owed Who rsod soasevs .ns p.ses.e. he
81 be hindanes nsvs enough, and pare
.ns,t.e lucrative ba'inesa ny age IL q .aa
OF corree'icrt AL letter. Addressed % w E. D sorwch
Com viii receive prom p, and respectful nct;e.
NILS BRYGGER, a native Of Sweden, may
~ neh " sonet1lle 20 as iVAchse oy cAllps ~ tcS
ssedish ard Norwegian Consulate, New YORK Any nfor
nation regarding him viii be thankfully received At the Con
ITO DRESSMAKERS.-A French Lady, estab-
shed business having ben .Saas1y recalled 70 Par.
= cesIcus Of difposns Of her FURNITURE, which
the apartment occupied b. her Be retained
sasonahle Aedren Room No S. second door No. 3i
Broadway
TNO RONM1STERS.-A Gentleman eToeri-
! s.sss . nAsAoEl "a YoUHDEn, = .s.h Asshn.
90: % .s:si .isssa iscE
fhhsns Dsl1aAel
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Horses, Carriages, &e.

6orses, Carriages, ST.
TOR SALE from the private stable of A.
SMITH building No. ga East 9gh ID
a, span Of fns CARRIAGE HORSES, six yssrs old this
srns sound and In good coalition for prescott Can he
se. any time between the hour OF A. N ADD p.
until sold. CARRIAGE and HARNESS for sale also.
L'OR SALE-One LIGHT COACH; Que Rock
away sin seats; Light Carriage with Top our
.s,s Tor one or two Horses; would be sold 10 Also psr
Il superior OOACa HORSES, Bay, sir years old, without
bnsh Apply at the private stable No. IL Est 9athst, DO
tween sth and Madison az.
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NEEDLE W0RKMEN WANTED;-Ihe

ShSY srs vsntns mneossly u tneir worm number Of
aood and exper<need Hssds both males and females. 70
vh1n eosd vsses and constant snpoynent WI y pven
Yor fvthef psralAs apply either psnsay or By esf 70
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THE PUBLICATION of MON;
Or
TIL HARDsHIPs OF AN HEIRES5.
By Mas GoRE.
10 unavoidsbly postponed until
THURSDAY, the HrH INSTANT
BUScE BROTHER,
No. 1884, N.<ssu-st Sev-YoTk-
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TO TRONMASTERS.-A Gentleman eTperi
i sseed - MAnAoER sad FoUNDEn, b bssh Asthr.
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Cost an0 foun0.

q Sn REWARD.-Strayed or stolen Of
~ w Saturday morning at. from the OF 2dsv
AID 9Th It,, BROWN HORSE with COVERED BUGGY
attached Sale horse Is rs! hands hsb y.as cd,
natural tail Any returning the above 20 Mes USOE2
BILL FLEETS stable, No. l6 4thsv, will receive th
above rewGd.
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The Anniversary Dinner Of the 81 Georges
sceist, hi tsie place MONDAY next <sd nstsot q
tbs Metropolitan otsl at O'Clock precisely Teesu
ssn he nioeured Of w YOUNG President Albios Once,
ysyi pl,s.; CHARLEs CHRISTMAS. No IS Besva IT.
HIrhY EYRE No 81 South st j. c. LOCI, No eo.lins
Green; sOBERTs, No. 90 CsnAlst and at the OfflCE
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ITO DRESSMAKERS.-AF French Lady, estab-
shed business having been saadsnly recalled 70 Parl.
the apartment occupied By her be retained
rsasonahe rent Aedren Room No S. sscond door No. S
Broa6way
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NILS BRYGGER, a native Of Sweden, may
IN hear u something 20 bis aiylstase By calling tss
ssedish ard Norwegian Consulate, SewYort Any infor-
NATION regarding him viii be thankfully received the
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Tbe beautiful weekly in the Union R I. Rsfor mel
A IRST-CLASS WEEKLY NEWSPAPER
IA devoted to News Literature science, and the Ars
EyrEarAnmEIr. IMPROVEMENT and PRoGaEss,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-20
The New Minister from Nicaragua

|. The newly arrived Nicarsgsan minister Par.
ker H. French,presents perplexing question in
international law. The policy of the United
States hitherto has been to recognize all de facto
governments-wthout reference to the mode Of
their establishment. whether by revolution. as
with the French Republic of i5i6 or by coup
detdt as with the Empire of 53. 1t cannot be
denied that Nicaragua under Gen. Walker is now
a de tacfo go, erDment, coming up to the require
ments demanded by our policy and precedents
SO regarding it,Mr. Wheeler. the Minister of the
United States accredited there before the trans
formation, officially recognized it. 1t appears
however that this procedure was not only with
out authority from Washington that des-
patches forbidding it were their way to our
minister at the time of its occurrence. The Mica
raguan government avang themselves of the re
cognition by Mr.. eerimmediatoly despatch
ed minister to represent them at Washington
and that functionary in the person of Parker II.
French now presents himself to the President
asking to be received The question is still fur
Their complicated by certain Incidents in the life
of French prior to his ceasing to be a citizen OF
the United States These incidents are ex-
planned in the following paragraph from the Rich
>moud Dispatch:
Gen. Shields from the Committee on Military
Affairs, reported bill to the Senate, accompa.
MED by a report. on the Both January last, foi
the relief of 1t. Benton, and Majors Bsbbitt and
Longstreet. 1t appeared that these officers
were stationed at San Antonio Texas in 1850, un-
der Major General Brooke-that Parker II
French. (now Col. French. the Minister,) the
ehisfof an snigrsting party. presented himself
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in July IF that year. with letter Of credit from
lIowland & Aspnwall, of New York, to the off.
GERS aforesaid: and that under authority ct the
regulations of the War Department allowing Of
fcers Ia sell supplies TO emigranis. and by the
advice of Gen. Brooke. they SOLD 10 French -
Ordinance stores. si02l.04: Quariermasiers
stores $50. 934: subsistence stores. sl4s9s; Tor
which they received from +. separate drafts on
Rowland & Aspinwall. These drafts were pro
tested, and it was then discovered that the let
ter of credit exhibited by f. 'was a forgery. and
all his representations were false" In his re-
port Gem Shields says: Several of the best mer-
chants of SIM Anionin were at the same time
and in the same manner imposed upon for large
amount, Of money. de-. and tho impostor has
fed beyond the reach Of the law"
The case presents two questions; first whefh-
err any minister should at this time be received
from the government Of Nicaragua. and: second,
whether Parker H. French, with these charges
resting on him. should be SO received
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LraIsLAruVr or VIRGINIA
SENATE.
SBN y T..
MONDAY Dec II
REPORTS or COMMITTEES.

REPORTS or COMMITTEES.
4 bill tn amend the glst section If the .}5ih
chapter of the Code If Virginia, so as Ia appor-
ton among the -four Commissioners Of the Reyen-
ue ~ the county Of Pitts lvsnia the amount paid
to the two Commits sions formerly existing.
4 bill 10 amend the Ist section of the 35fh
chapter of the Code of Nirginie so "a 10 allow
four cnmmis soners Of the Revenue for the coun-
~ If Pittsylvana
A bill to amend the 9Th section Of chap pier l65
If the Code Of Virginia, in relation To the fees Of
attorneys for the COMMONWEALTH with an
amendment.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Deneale- That the Committee on Rands
and internal navigation enquire into the proprie-
~ of increasing the Capital Stock of the james
i,iver and Kanawha Canal TO amount equal To
its existing Capital and debt due to or guaranteed
by the Commonwealth
JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA CANAL.
A bill making provision for the payment of
interest on certain bonds of the James River and
kanawha Company. guaranteed by the State,
heng on its passage. discussion arose ON the
propriety of committing the Commonwealth ii
advance To the payment Of interest due in ls57.-
Subsequently, the vote ordering the bill to be en-
crossed was reconsidered, and. on motion Of Mr.
Thomas laid on the tabi.
BILLS PASSED.
To incorporate the Lynclhurg College. This
on motion of Mr.. Flood considered without refe-
renee. read three times and passed,
COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE GOVERNOR
l he Clerk read communication from the Gov
ernor, transmitting communication from Hon
Robert McClelland Secretary of the Interior ot
the United States, asking that provision be nude
for the payment of interest on the bonds OF The
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, guaranteed
by the Commonwealth. Referrcdto tho Commit
tee on Finance.
Arrof NEYs FOR THE COMMONWEALTH.
On motion Of Mr.. Campbell the bill in relation
to the fees of Attorneys for the Commonwealth
reported back this morning from the committee
for courts If Justice, was taken up. and Mr.. 1.
proposed n mn amendment, Il substitute therefor.
This led TO II long discussion, in which several
Senators participated. Mr.. Taliferro moved an
indefinite postponement. This was voted down,
and Mr. Camphell's amendment adopted The
bill was then lail upon III" table
Mr. Campbel- amendment provides TINT all
attorneys for the Commonwealth, in the Circuit
Courts, shall receive a salary of 500 per annnm
and So additional for each felony case tried
provided that the TOTAL amount shall in 20 case
exceed : 900.
On motion of Mr.Taliferro, the Senate adjourn
ed,
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From the Correspondence Of the Journal of Com


merce.
Mr.. lverson of Georgia, has made troubles in
the ranks Of the Senatorial Democracy, nv his
resolutions aud speech of this morning in their
caucus. The resolutions require the Democracy
To pledge themselves to sustain the rights of the
south IN regard To slavery. They were too nj
ira for the Northern Democratic Senators. none
of whom could " face the music.'' Mr. lyerson.
in very warm speech, is said to have insisted
upon his platform as the only ground.pon which
the South could act with the Democratic party
of the North.
The Resolutions referred TO n commit ~
and when the report shall be mada.-no matter
of what character it may bet will create no
little sensation. The committee. as | Informed
you by telegraph. consists of Mes-rs, Iverson
husk, loucey. Cnss. and Bayard. The four la t
named Senators are discreet and not ultra pro-.
slavery men. They would do well to rep Ut as "A
platform, the adoption of ':the Constitution as il,
Is and would not be surprised if some such
platform should be proposed by them and udop
ted.
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THREE YOU'VE LADIES DRowNrp.--We

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a decree of the Circuit Court for the corporation OF
burg special term, November 2atl ls5 in the
luckct vs.. Hare the UNDERSIGNED Commissioner, viii s
on THU RSDAY tile 9Th day December next, the t
misses at public auction much of the TRACT OF Ian
OF the estate of b"us lass IL lneee dee will be su
to pay the debts ia the decree mentioned credit ot c
instruments o six and twelve MONTHS the purchaser pu
thascrS giving negotiable notes for the purchase
ftcorily endorsed and the title to be retained until
chase money paid the land to be designated the da,
sale SAMUEL NOWIIN,