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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-07
NEW YORK.

FASHIONS FOR FALL, 1855.
CLoAKs. TALMAs AND MANTILLAs
GEORGE ERODE,
the inspection Of Southern and
w Merchants, the 1st of August his usual large
variety Of goods in his line,
EMBROIDERED VELVET NANTES
RICH MORE ANTIQUE NANTES,
PLAIN VELVET NANTES, Richly Trimmed,
COMBINATION or VELVET AND MORE ANTI QCE,
&c. &c.
The buyer Of the undersigned having just returned from
France he is enabled TO offer the extensive assortment
Of styles any other establishment in The country all Of
which, by contract with the Paris Manufactures
exclusively confined to himself His well known reputa
Haroers and Godeys Magazines should be sufficient in
ducement to purchasers to select from his stock.
GEORGE ERODE,
81 Canal Street, 4 SO Lispsnard Street n York.
Principal 81 Canal street, Second Man la Store
West Of Broadway, sOuth side. aug2-Sm
w. JACKSON d son,
CRATE AND FENDER MAKERS,
PAS Front Street and $50 Broadway NEW YORK.
aug2-1y
ISAAC e.. PLATT,
IMPORTER Of Polished Plate Glass, from the old estab
lished mandatory OF the
BRITISH PLATE GLASS COMPANY.
Ravenhead, Lancashire, England.
Polished Plate Of all Sizes suitable for windows Of stores
dwellings, Show Cases. Coach Lamps, Rail Cars &C..
constantly on hand at the Warehouse,
70 Murray Street, New York.
AMERICAN PLATE GLASS COMPANY,
Factory, Williamsburg L. l.
NHE Subscriber having taken the agency Of the above
Company, is enabled TO furnish their Rough Plate
Glass for sky ghs Floor titles and Pavements, of quality
superior to the imported article and az much lower rates.
JOHN q. PLATT,
jylT-3Ll 70 hurry street, New York.
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Pancake Tobacco.

GIsHAT oax locked for and anxoasy snfiepaisd brad
n Tobacco. mAnafActesed expressly ior n, h re-
eeiEet and for saie By LfoNs Oos
..oia- a. ID Cedar street.
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of W g. sWYM
MER, No. Ia Second Street, ST. LOUIS, Mo.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-07
THE OMNIBUS LINE

Calls for Passengers all the pr cpa Hotels for each AM
every train BY leaving directions at Ell her OF the above
Sces will call for passengers liz all parts Of the city, with
ont fail je26-u
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-07

GRAIN WANTED.
Ili9HEsr market prios given or WHEAT, CORN and
III HE1 ttysl G. HAAAOSD 90
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-07

And all information can be obtained at the Offices No
Burnet House Building, W. l.. O'BRiEN, Ticket Agent
No III front Office Gibson House Building, ALEXANDER
HAMILTON Ticket Agent; at the old Office, SOuhea-i
corner OF Broadway and Front street. opposite Spencer
House, at the Eastern little Mam Depot, East Front
street. . -
Office hours from ~ 4. H., until on p. "
p W STRADER Gun lag.
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RON the 18th instant, to the 1st o. June the -,,. .
Freight IRON Charleston and Savannah 70 NasbyiI ~,
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Metropolitan store.
ELE CANT
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!!
W. A. 81. G. McCLELLAND

RL opening the largest and giant stock Of FAL
"A AND WINTER GOODS ever offered by them and !
prices that cannot fail to satisfy the astdous We par
tcuary ask the attention Of Cash Buyers 10 our stock
we are determined to offer great inducements to this ca
Of buyers.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-07

IN STORE
100 boxes low priced Virginia Tobacco;
30 do celebrated " PaNcdke' do
20 do "Pride Of Virginia" do
20 do Palmetto Twist do
loo 600 Spanish and American Cigars;
leo dos. boxes Sardines,
IS bills Nuts. assorted:
IS baEs each Pepper, spice and Ginger. -
sep35 SEYMOUR. TANNING co.
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The Sardinian Paupers.

MAYoR's 0yucy, NEw YoRK, Jan, %, 1886.
c. FAnDnIcoTT Vice Consul Of sardinia--
sIR-On the 10Th OF December, 1854 the sardinlan
h'ga'e, Dcs Gsneys, commanded by the Chevasr
Mhnt'ca, sailed from Genoa for this port having on
board over sixty per,ons, intended TO be landed on
arrival who are represented by competent authority
through Department Of State Washington have
been Objectionable dangerous citizens Of whom
had been In prison In Turin elsewhere There Is no
doubt tina, the emgrants alluded TO intended 70 be
east upon shores others have been under similar
crcumstances, to lnd their way into prisons or
slmshpuses 10 become pest burden upon this hos.
pitsble but much abused land II Ia my duty as the
Chief Magistrate Of this city TO inform you the repre-
sentative OF the Sandman government here that IL the
representations in this these outcasts
from your country shall not be permitted landing at
this port and is the object of this letter 70 advise you
yQu will probably have immediate commu nj cation
with the commander Of the frgate that propose in
stus rigid inquiry board Of the vessel as 20 the
past life and present circumstances and condition each
Of these persons before they shore and all
who have been convicts or paupers, whom II Is
reasonable TO suppose will be dangerous citizens will be
excluded entirely, and for the remainder bonds must be
given that they will not become charge upon this
country.
Upon the arrival Of the De. Gensys should b pleased
10 confer with the commander 10 the mode Of
conducting the proposed examination.
Very respectfully, FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27

THE RECENT PREsEsTMEsr or THE GRAND JURY.
The indictments found by tho last Grand Jury Of the
city and county Of New York have yet been prepared
for pub.aton. The presentnent II will be recoected
included all tho gambling houses the numsrou. liquor
selling shops, and the houses Of prostitution Of the
tropolis. What list for public gare This present
ment was In general terms but from what ha. appeared
In print and In conversaton, indictments have bssn
found TO back up the vague return published
last Saturday,
The Grand Jury had Mayor Wood several Of the police
number Of merchants clerks DO, kc before them n
relation to the gambling houses Of the city Mayor
Wood gave the jurors all the AID and his po~er
the police many Of whom seemed fully and peculiarly
po.ted up the subject sbisd after fashion In the
Others Witnesses respecting the local, of the leading
ng them the amounts lost and variety Of other Ia.
formation which cAused the jurors 10 open their eyes
very vide ar take full notes d what thsy heard. The
evidence 10 considered very curious very useful and
very instructive 70 the present generation In the present
bard times.
The testimony thus gathered LED 70 in5ctmsn g. and
the reason Why they have not been pabshe that the
Grand Jury desired all the Witnesses examined by thsn
10 be hsd 70 bail 10 appear In court When vAate-thst
the point with them 10 be hand wbsn wanted
The process Of holding these gentlemen 10 ball Il nov
going on, and whsn complete the record win bs male
public.
What vas done With the houses of prostltut,on and
liquor shops We are not ye, informed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27

FnE-A DWELLING, Two E1AHiSs lSD PouR H0RsEs DE-
rRsrxD.--Yea,eraay morning ssost 2 O'clock, o..
broke out IN stable Paeac street bs;-sea Saith
spd HoJ'. The Gamss spread 70 an ssJolnlBz stable
and 70 dssips house all Of which ~sre bsra~a so~n
The stsbles owned BY j. shsph.ra ans 90 8psd
W John bouiy ard Peter Braebn. Your vaaab. hprss
tso esrasss and several ssighs, btionxinK u ths
eupAns, s.re c0nsgn1ei In the flames .thsan4lnr
ths mosf strenuous efforts made 20 sxtrs.ts The
animals The dwelling house ~as o~nsd By y. ~ Hrs.
rsl snd oeeupisd by d Ia Fisehsis TIE roois saf
furniture v~rs savsd In damaged condition. los
stout 500, NOT Insured Tks ioss the s'sbe.
amounts 70 ~ 90 Insured for $40 On the eOs1ats
alb VI ~ co. Insured Tor 81 600 On the dssins no
sbout q. coo sserss for tsno Ths Gre ths vort
q sn snessdisry n. pisss had ss-a ss, "a fr.
vcsk previous 70 last hosdsy nigst
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WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, 1855.
Very Remarkable and Curious Necs--D DvdL>y k1rn uf
Aarcy-EGer,s Of N. Heraid's Publication of Dudley
Hdnr's Pirate In,trueions 10 ne Preud<nt-A Bomb.
shell IN the Marcy Ind.spantiy asking ou>s.
tions-Dudiey konns Aasior 20 Ae Ostend Convention
--Hore he Conirired u IN spi, ef Marcy WAars % BE-
Done
very great interest has followed the publication 10
the HERALD Of Mann's letters Forney remarked n
New York gentleman that I" II Marcy could stand this
nothing short Of o dismissal couii get him out Of tho
cstinet' Every telling point 10 Mann's corrssponaencs
that can b. seized upon 10 harcys eadvsntsgs freely
made u'e 81 by hs miss. lie is sympsthired With 10
lis resent discovery of being made 10 play second to hi
assistant ~ matters Of gave Importance Hers IL the
reasoning. Mann, i Is shown, suggested and car.
red through tho lomatic costume Marcy i-sa-i
orders, aud received the ritieue Mann advised the
s1 million loan Marcy opposed II, AMI va. beaten
Mann tic champion. and received the Presidents
approval OF the Glibas.ering scheme against Europe
aud IN Of cuAa Lra alone Marcy was successful
"mArcy," says rTney can't got over the fact that,
although hodrg the post of Secretary Mann hs. pos.
sssea TIC confidence u the President and obtained
favorable consideration fcr every mpo An. measure re-
commended hy him. IN certain vel informed quarters
s. thought tba, explanation tso President may give
will ts ti'act,ry T. Marcy liz trerces) treasury
y t. appsroatths offence 100 serious % BE- explained
away,
rather heated iutsrrisv TOOK place but le~ iay.
since b'tvecn lie PrufiIcn. an yucy, which Il ioW
EudcrtooJ = have arsen from pnssrrantabls liberties
taken b. Marcy, st dutiOs properly bs'gnyny 70 IN.
e,cretays defsrttlont I'll. iaie-feteace II 4 ali.r.i
bas sss going On fof some -iao, AID hsass the desire
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Geutlemen-In relation the letter which appeared
In your paper Of yesterday purporting to have been
written by me to certain Exceency, have 10 remark
that am now In communication with the government in
reference to that and other matters In connection
with It's recent transmission to Congress, which will
shortly be before tho public and present entirely diff
ferent aspect OF the affair. Very respectfully,
WALTER N. GIBSON
Washington, January "a, 1856.
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sion has been made TO dampen the ardor OF euds and
stimulate the exertons foes you Philadeiphia
capable Of judging who In closer proximity
to the White House. The defeat OF the French Spols
tion bill, whether by Congress by Veto will not i'm
prove the prospects Of the Texas creditor.
The democratic members OF the Senate have had
several caucuses In regard to the Know Nothing ques
ton. series OF resolutions has been unanimously
adopted The only question which arises Is to
the expediency necessity Of publishing these reou
tions
Among the distinguished strangers now In Washing
ton IL Ex-Governor Bgsr OF your state He Is stopping
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-21

We stated in our impression Of the 18th inst, that
Lieut.. G. Scott, Of the United States stsamsr Mchi
gam had been court martiasd at Ede instead Of which
1t appears that Lieut.. Scott preferred te Last
winter charges against First Assistant Engineer Jesse
Rutherford, which accordingly investigated by
Court OF Inquiry and the folio Wsg is the 6ndng Of tbs
Court
The court then cleared, the whole proceedings
read when the Court proceeded to deliberate and
Of opinion that of the charges and spsc onc
satisfactorily proven beyond the fact that First As
sstaDt Engineer Jesse Rutherford IL in the habit Of
speaking freely and loosely Of the Of his superior
officers probably from Ignorance Of what bsoass 70
dence exonsrates Lieutenant G. Scott from all colu-
sion improperly In the purchase Of coal at any ~
for the Of the United States Michigan and
do not consider any further proceedings In The
necessary. But for the preservation Of harmony on
board the Michigan, they woulc respectfully
to the honorable secretary OF the Navy that First
sstant Engineer Rutherford should be detached and
ordered other duty The Court hereupon adjourned,
sine die. JAS. M. MCINTOSH, Capt. and Pres't.
Z. D. REYNOLDS Purser and Judge Advocate.
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SW NEW yORK HERALD-EDITIoN FOB EUROPE.
NE Cunard mail steamship ASIA Capt Lott, win leave
Boston, ON Wednesday, at twelve O'clock for Liver pool
The European mails viii close in this city ut quarter
- two O'Clock to morrow afternoon.
ME HERALD (prntsd in English and Frsnoh) win be
pashahsd at ten O'Clock the morning Single copies,
u wrappers, si1pence.
Subscriptions and Advertisements for any edition Of
- NEW YORK HERALD viii be received at the following
alaoes In Europe
1vRrooL. John Hunter, No IL Exchange street. East.
E0sDoN 80. Sanford Co, No. IT Cornhin.
VIM. Thomas Co., No. 10 CathArine street.
FAME. Livingston, Wells Co., Place de Ia Bourse
me contents Of the European edition Of the HRRALD
wN embrace the received by mail and telegraph at
- oce during the previous week, and to the hour Of
OuhKeation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-21

The STATEN ISLAND FKRRy.--We have not waited long
TO perceive the wisdom Of the Mayors veto Of the sale
4 the Staten bland Ferry privilege. Though the print
ed notices of the Ferry Company state that their boats
win ply every hour between six and seven from the
rlsDd 10 the city, boat was tAhen of yesterday
morning. and the trips instead Of being hourly only
made every two hours. The CONSEQUENCE was, that
many residents OF the Island who usually visit the CITY
en- sundsy and often drive four and ave miles to the
landing and stl greater number OF residents OF the
city who 20 the island their only leisure day. had
the pleasure Of waiting whole hour in the ran-unde
such shelter the means Of this upspetaby parsimo
NOUS company enable them to provide-that 10 to saw
under few irjointed plapks II Is certainly in the
power Of the Cooperation to prevent such mpossons;
and whatever Is done in The matter Of the Slips some
guarantee should be offered to the public that the boats
win leave regularly at the hours Hxed--uness insur
mountstle obstacles should prevent them-and tina.
they shall not in future be detained until the ferrymas
ter conreves he has Sufficient number Of passengers
10 pay fair profit the trip. It's the more neces-
saYy provide proper regulations this head as ire
sSisrties such that Of yesterday bat njure
the popularity and business Of the ferry and would les
zen the value Of the corporation RICH y thsrsin.
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Court Caientiar-rh,s Day,

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-Nos. Z, 20, %, So, 80,
AZ, IL, 48, 60 80, Co.
SUPREME CouR1-Geperal Term.-Non enumerated mo-
tons and Nos a. 49, ss &c. 81, %, 49, l04, 256, 23
81, "a, II, s5 95.
suPRYME CouRT-Crcuit Nos 1875 1873, 3742 1906.
Common PIEAs-Part Mos. 1877. S32, .o7 442, 900,
Nos es IO2 2ss, s42 sa5 $40 ST. 4O7, 49, b7s, $40,
tSS, $40, CAT, 5b4, t56, bsa, e2S.
suPERioR CouRT-Nos. sll, ale. s17, s19, ss5, 1914,
l061 S67, 413, $50, s54k 29a 63b, $685. 846 49, s53
1922, 81 600, 176 b5S, s6l co., 21e g. co. ESQ., as
74e 746 6os soS s46 7es, A. 2s6, $780, ts7 90, a27
10, Q, GIT, 776x, TT, 1856.
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THE LATE RANs.--We have had some foe
rainy days Of late, and are glad to see that tbey
have extended as Far west as Kansas. We are
thus assured, unless all good sigos should fail,
o an abundant wheat crop. We presume, too,
that these spring showers have not been con-
fired to the North. but have extended to the ex-
treme South, where they appear to have been
suffering ,he msfortunes Of an extraordinary
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ym NEW YORK HERALD CALIFORNIA EDITION.
The United States mail steamship Illinois win leave
sAis port this afternoon st two seiock for Aspinwa
Tue mails for California other parts Of the Pacific,
win close at one O'Clock.
me NEW YORK WEEKLY Observation-Disclosures edition
containing latest intelligence from all parts Of the
world viii be Published at eleven o'clock this morning
single copies, In wrappers ready for mailing sIpsnoe
Agents win please send In their orders early rs pos
sltie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-21

MANAGING THE PRESS Articles have appeared
in various journals Of late, on the subject Of the
management of the press. Gentlemen have
been mentioned ss engaged by this or that
manager to manage the press; and the press
itself has come to be regarded as very intelli-
gent though docile animal, which only needs
judicious application of whip, spur and rein, to
perform all the antics which may be desired.
How this may be with others we know not.
Our experience is that gentlemen who under
take to manage the press Invariably mismsn-
age it, and that managers Of theatres and places
Of public amusement had far better, for their
own interests, leave the press to manage itself
1t is quite capable Of doing SO; and an alliance
which is founded on corruption, private friend
ship or terrorism-t the only stock in trade of
these managers of the press-csn hardly be ex.
pected TO be lasting.
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Large Fire at Petersburg, va.

RIcBMcsp; Va, May %, 1856
FIRE broie out in Petersburg Va, this morning. and
be stores Of VIM Ingraham, h. DOMAIN, and Samuel
A. Browne were burned down The loss is estimated at
$20,ooe, IpgrshAm has been srrested, charged with
being the incen iisry.
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Arrival or the Southern Mail.
BALTIMORE, May 20, 1856.
The Southern mail as late due has arrived with
New Orleans papers Of Monday last but find nothing
of interest in them.
or the Southern Mall
Markets

PROVIDENCE, May 10, 1856.
The sales OF cotton in our market for the past wee
have been small At arm prices. In wool, prices
amount to a. 200 lbs Printing slotns-rhe let has
been active and cs SEES at c. advance for most styles
with an upward tendency. Sales los, 500 pieces.
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FATAL FALL.-An inquest was held by Coroner Hilton
the body Of Margaret Elmer, about 25 years
Of sge who came to her death by compression OF the
brain, brought about by fall received while 10 in
toxcated condition The husband Of the deceased
arrested suspicion Of having CAUSED the Violence but
the inquest it shown, beyond doubt that tho
deceased fell while intoxicated and striking her head
against the ground received wound from which
abe DIED. The jury, in rendering vertics, wholly
culpated the husband from any blame In the matter,
and accordingly he was discharged from arrest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-21

hoRK OPERA AT THE AoADEMY.-our readers win see
that the La Grange artists to sing in "Luci, di
Lammermoor,' ~ the Academy Of Music We under.
stand that they engaged for two months under the
direction Of Mr.. Jacobsohn, There should be dns
house tbs evening, the artists beng Of the highest
on @ M
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SYRACUSE May 20, 1855.
Geo. Elicott, brakemau the freight train going
West at two O'Clock this mornne, fell between The cars
and had both his legs cut OF below the knees besdes
being otherwise seriously injured He died 70 hours
after the accident.
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Brooklyn, May I6, 1875 -P, Of. Il. yttal,n

scherb-Dear sirThe lectures you have delivered in
New York recently and several cities OF Unor opon
the Workings tho Chrtsn Spirit In the Sphere OF Poetry
have been vel spoken Of to us that much thai
many Of fellow citizens whom the disousson
Of such tories comprised yeur would bo
particularly Atra ctive; AND hope will be-
lent Tor YOU an early day, 70 repeat them among
Although the lecture seaeon that Won will
ind to venture upon spring leo
= .f,-'-o -
Henry ward Beecher Frederick A. Farley Fr,no,. v,n
d. silimap, Henry Pierre point
In compliance With the shove invitation Prof scherb win
fspeat ME course in Brooklyn 1he first lecture will
Iversd ON Tuesday next ct p in the Chapel Of Pack
Female Institute. -
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49,. = 30 y .o.s E1xPrehs 20 C6lfH0rnfas
oregon sandwich Islands, and Pacific Of Ams
ncs o. BrtsdwAy.-Our expenses leave Monday next
nay rs oy iansmA route United states nail steamer
Illinois At2P +. NJ, and by Nicaragua
gers through. - -
Particular noceAi letters by DO cnclosed
every additional half weight in sampa
must Be mt freight received 9TH II small parcels
until "a r. n. Goods shipped bond.
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T HE LATEST NEWS,
~ MasslTr AND PRINTING rElFsawas.
The Liquor Question In BOSTON.

Bosros May 20, 1866.
Considerable amusement created in the streets to-
day BY different bandbils, conspcuoualy posted in an
parts Of the cty-one calling meeting all the friends
Of constitutional rights and personal liberty to assem-
BILE in Faneuii Hail. evening and the other
appealing to all the friends Of run, riot and pAuperm
to do the 1t is thought that the demonstration
Of the liquor dealers win not amount to much
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CRUSHED AT LAsT.-One Joseph Hiss, as the
friend of Mrs. Patterson and Sister Mary Joseph
is now called in the orders of the Massachusetts,
House of Representatives, seems to be in the
position Of the gentleman who was crushed and
didn't know 1t. He has been elected from the
House by resolution, snubbed by the Speaker
and put out by the Sergeant-atArns, and he
lately appealed to the Supreme Court, where
he was extinguished by Chief Justice Shaw
Mr.. Hiss thought to bring his whole case be-
fore legal tribunal by getting arrested for
debt, and then applying for writ of habeas
corpus. Exemption from arrest on civil
process is one of the privileges of the
four hundred and odd gentlemen who make up
the collective wisdom " of the old Bay State
Mr., Hiss claims that ha is still . member, and
it would have been competent for the
Court to hear all the testimony relative
to his expulsion from the House. The House
refused to suspend the rules to hear it, and only
gave Mr.. Hiss leave to present any thing which
might bear against the facts stated in the
report of the Investigating Committee. But
Mr.. Hiss refused to be crushed without involv-
ing his confyeres in the same ruin which has
overtakeD him. He wished to prove that many
other members Of the Legislature are, like him
self, fond Of the world the flesh and the devil,
especially when they appear in the form of q
pretty woman, with the progressive ideas on
matrimony advocated by the Tribune and
Brigham Young But Chief Justice Shaw re-
fused to hear the motion unless an affidavit was
sworn to prove that the arrest was not put
up affair, and the scandal mongers Of the mo
dern Athens were deprived of their anticipated
donne bouche. It is now alleged that Mr.. Hiss
is persecuted by the abolition majority Of the
House because he is democratic Know No
thing with national principles Let him try
again
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The Court or Claims.

WASHINGTON, May 20, 1885.
The Court Of Claims is now ready TO receive Gases
from claimants not however to be docketed before the
18th OF July, nor acted apen till October.