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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06
ACTS PASSED AT THE LATE SESSION OF
CONGRESS,
ANACT TO establish Of claims against
u. I-rLreA

ANACT establish estigaton Of claims against
the United States
Hs enacted BY the Senate and House Of Rsprcseat1iee o. ne
nifef Stas 1neried 0ssoblrt That court
.hs be established be called Court OF Claims consist
OF three be appointed b the PRECEDENT by and WIKI
tbe advice OF the Senate and 70 hold their hes
Sxps 1000 behavior; the said shall hear deter
mite al claims founded upon law oi Congress OF upon
"a regulation OF Executive pepsent or upon Any con
fT,et express implied with the Government Of tae Cs,ed
sstes which may be suggested to petition ned theIsn
.rd also ali aims which msy be deferred 70 s.f esut by
sber house Of Congress shall be the dry OF the cAiu.ns
In ali cases 70 t forth full statement Of he eai1 ana OF tae
acton thereon in Cor sre BY any OF the departments
sch action has been hsd; specifying also wha; person OF per-
Interested therein and when nd npen
such or persons became
faeh OF Tie said Judges shall receive nPensaton OF
M ,nrum p.yabe quarterly from the treasury OF tna OnIeo
sstr and s oath TO support the Sensn o. .ae
United States and discharge faithfully the duties o. ms
srs .l BE- further enaetsd. That sohsiioi iSi .ne
United State 20 the Government before sad e9a
,h.l b. appointed By the President, BY ana WIZ .oS $50
and consent Of the Senate IL shall be the DUTY OF sac 20
prepare an the par OF the W.
hearing before said Court and to Argue The same Sne.
parcel cause testimony be taken, when neeessy
cue the interest Of the Cpited States 10 prepare nc
bteosaories ard supentend the tsknf OF testimony "a
the name. prescribed by sd Court and generally 70 renee.
sseh services be required Of him hom time 70 nin "
me discharge Of the duties of his Office Sad solicitor sns
ots 70 faithfully discharge the duties OF hs " .S
prescribed Tor the qualification 81 the !Rases u 'a'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06

TOYBO1T EXPLOSION
TEN PERSONS KILLED OR WOUNDED

Prom The Yso Oysans Picaygs< Feb n.
Ttetow boat Thos. Mcdaniel Capt. Mclean, COM
WITH the ships Erie and Hercynia and Norwegian brig
An erika in tow exploded all her boilers shout u
O'Clock, A. NJ, when in the English Turn. The for
ward part Of the boat torn completely TO pieces
and many persons were killed or severely Injured.
The deaths and personal Injuries sustained, a. far
we have been able yet to learn are az follows:
kaed-Jsns. Spencer, second ensnssri WILLIAM Taylor.
stoksr Henry wilson, fireman. Henry JARVIS thaesJ hrs
NI.mg~Andiew Peter,onn stsersmsn Aleek Tvsst.
(bfekD.
sealded-Jams. r,},pr, s..n,n: ..,
One man wss wounded on board the brig Amerike,
but not seriously. The brig was somewhat damaged
about ten feet OF her bulw1ks having been stove In
by the falling Of the tow boats chimney. Inc snpss
az far a. we could learn, were unlnJured
The tow boat J. p. Whitney WA cose by on her
wsy up and mmec istely dropped her tow and went
TO the sssstanoe Of the McDsBiels She brought the
wrecked boat and tbs dead and wounded up 70 thu
city, and the former is now lying below the Lower
Cotton Press, in the Third District.
The tow boat is q msss Of ruins everything forward
being torn to pieces. The Of the sad accident
10 DOT known and it s doubtful whether Il ever will
be- The chief engineer who had but few minutes
before left the engine states that be tried the boilers,
and there - plenty OF water In thsm- The second
"a aineer wbo relieved him, was instantly killed
One Of the steersmen was blown from the wheel
clear at into the wsier and was picked up, uniDured,
BY boat from one Of the ships.
When we left the boat, al dark lsst evening, the
Coroner bad not yet commenced biz Investigations,
ard the bodies Of the five killed lying In two OF
the cabin rooms. One Of them whom we saw, va
horribly uapglec and scslded. The relatives ana
fepds Of the deceased crowded around the bosf ana
some Of their lamentations were truly heart
There was hardly q probability thai lhs Cor,ne1
yould conclude bis inyesg afions lat niynt, put 70
shall probably De sbe to give the resuh'n 'uf e'en
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06

Ds Costa and OscN Smsdberg. Of the Seniors. saA
John r. Walton, Of the Philolexisn Society, de1iv-
tired orstons, for which they were al warmly sP-
Ilsuded.
The distribution OF testimonials thee took place TIE
following gentlemen being desxnsted IS heads OF Their
says,a ciassee: Senior Glass, O.cN Smedberg;
Junior Glass, Chss. n CLARK; Sophomore Clssss
Mil.sn Msury Freshmen Glass. Willis T. Baxter:
About .ix,y testimonials were then distributed 70
the noe. proficient students IN the several glasses o.
The College and the exercse, ve,s concluded win
tenedictiou BY the Rev. DR.. Hsight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06
sEMI-ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF CO.
LUMBIA COLLEGE.

Yesterday morning the semi-Annusl Commence
nent E1erci'es of Columbia College took place ia the
College Chapel, in the presence Of large number Of
lsdits and gentlemen, relatives Of the students. The
Faculty ofthe College were in ATTENDANCE and among
tie sudieIce Bhhop Potter; DR.. Webster, Of the
Free Academy; DR.. Ferris DIR. Spring, DIR Hsight
Dr. Knox, DIR. Turner, and others. Dodwoth's
BeId contributed the musical entertainment
After prayer by the Rev. DR.. Haight. Philip N.
Lydig, Jr., and James K. Manly, Of the Frssnmeni
William r. Martin and Henry C.. Riley, Of the eopn.
omores; Charles n. Clark, Of the Juniors CaHIsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.
MoypAY. March Present, ID. ID. CoSovrR Esq,
T. erideut in the Char. and 50 members.

REVOLUTIONS.
ByM RssD-Presmble stsas that Of the 0ss
cmP.n' are now aPsyas :. Aessy Tor ,S,ssss .gse
then, individual sbi. D, ~h resolution
tbst the senators aHd from this CITY be req esssd
favor Of either , said Conpsne., ualsss ample erss'oa
therein sds for the pioteeon o. the Cry saa our en~ cru
gvN GE.-Tha the coumis.iorsr Of Streets and Lsmps
direct the incumbanees the sps at the foot OF Jsckon and
ana IL the square and stree" sdieent 70 %
Nv .su.Tbst the v.esn, lot. on the nsh 81
and Fronts be fenced To Committee on fuehc
Heath
por on the espeseocy obrusons in the alps
tefweeu no. 81 and s. Fast River. ADOPTED.
fyMr CVRRY-Presmbe ststina that the hre companies
frequently much delayed hndns q nsnt he hfs NJ
dnt' with resolution th,t the toy portion OF ,ns psss .-g
the upper end OF the post together with the e, nsr sad
frame :: the lamp red 40 ~ 70
the Reporter Of TAe Ns York Herald snd sso he SUN 70
s: s.SS T., Of r me .s se Of ..
to the community above parties 70 s Inc
Whole.
COMMUNICATIONS.
ByM Preamble ard resolution ofthe Fre wsrdess
stains that number complaints have been made against
pheu huey for violation OF the Fire Laws, and hsvo
been handed Cy to the Sy
his hsnc. and that he requested inform this Board what
dgo9' sac been hsae % s The Issue Of se
Public Budns Stock No s. and 10000 Building Loan stock
From relation the State Ia, for Common schools
VIII o'd.s1se oi The r.sn. o. An n,. SUN 0'
Prom the Re- cever OF Taxes reply 20 te'olaon stating
that for Of tsxes are issued TO w IN o.
Joue. M Chambers not having been reelected
that the collection by Bureau o. Arrears ONLY
apoles 10 real &c Laid the table TO be printed
From Comm sonsr OF Repairs and supplies Ia answer %
resolutions with detailed statement ef ps'ns
Chatham ct Bowery &c. Laid on the table to be printed
From bio Honor the Mayor submitting accumulation
the propiety OF annual appropriation oyt tho
Common Council toward the support OF the Industrial OF
Rsss,d Dsy Schools and recommending to favorable con-
alteration. To Committee on Fnsnee
From the Counsel the Corporation In answer to resoiu
ton for his opinion what legislative action may be necessary
for Council TO become possessed OF the maas
SC of the New York and Manhattan Gas Light Sompanies
wb view carrying on such busness-under Depsrtmens
stating that ss Con received their charters from
the Legislature have the to regulate o.
repes them the refes only the franchise
th Con have the right ss individuals TO theu
mains and other property To Comsittee on Lamps, sc
tRon BOARD OF ALDERMEN
Con6mIpg of Noah L. fsrnham a. IN Asnsan
Engineer. COncurred In - -. rs
favor OF eMittiug portion OF Judgment sssn 'ePs
r. Graham. Coneurred la. -, 4.
koneoucurrn 10 resolution fer Committee to 90 to Wash
inston relation to proposed law IS to foreign criminals
&c Laid op the table. -. =.
The Board then adjourned to Wednesday afternoon 81
ofk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

The regular monthly meeting Of the New-York
Horticultural Society was held last evening at their
room No. COO Broadway the President, WILSON G.
HuST in the chair
FLOYD w. THOMPSON was elected Treasurer Of the
Society TO FL vacancy
There was fine collection Of flowers exhibited
e.psi-ting Of several varieties OF Camehss, Roses
and Cgt.fowers, on which the Committee awarded
diplomas to Messrr. Hogg, Cranston and More.
The CHAIRMAN proposed JoHs w. DEeRAw, Pres
ioent of the Brooklyn Horticultural Society, AMI he
Wa on motion elected 8 member Of this Society.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06
po.pD OF SUPERVISORS.

MONDAY. March S.-A petition wss recsived from
Lorer,o II. Dennison, to be refunded 300 paid ~
hun security for the appearance OF horsno Do
forest the Sessions in lsi9 whsse recogniz Ance
wss forte tied but Who has since been tried upon the
charge on which he w~ originally arrested, aaA
acquitted. Referred.
Report adverse to paying costs incurred BY ne
assessors Of NiDeteeth, Twenty first, and Twenty
second Wsrds. Adopted.
Some bills were received for copying indexes &c.,
snd referred Adjourned 10 Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06
BOARD OF ALDERMEN

MONDAY March AID. BARKER, President, 10 he
Chair, and quorum present
The minutes Of the last meeting we're resd and ~
proved.
PETITIONS REFERRED.
or several members Of the Fire Department to have
u Hsdrant Companies disbsnded. OF majority o.
property owners in Duane ST. against posiponing ne
time fixed for widening said street
Here the gas went out and the Board adjourned 70
Thureday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06
ug paper.

SUICIDE is ORAser, COss.-A young lady named
Di,n,b, Bins. daughter Of 8. A. Hine Esq, Of Or
spoe committed suicide BY cutting her throat, on
E,;d.v .f,erpoon. She was found in grove near
hs, f.tbers house, after q search Of two or three
hours. She was about 20 years Of age, and had been
4, M health for some tine. Mental arrangement u
.,,i0ped az the cause Of The deed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06

APPOINTMENT BY TIE GovrRsoR.-Gen. Robert
A. Pruyp. of Albany, ez-Sp<akeg Of Assembly, be
been appointed AojdtAnt Genera in place Of Gen. 10
Peyeter, resigned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-28
Sad S0iclde In New Orleans.

NJ nom n wv ~ InhnN q erHnf Ifef0Nef 70
Mr. Daniel Williams, .iniable young man BY pro.
essit nm engTs,sr and who 10 eup loy ~ Mr.
iot glass, on - Charles street committed suicide
Wednesday AterI Don. by taking laudanum. The do.
peae act the resuit Of grief for the death q bis
vile nisde morbid by The draught- witch he yainiy
endcavo ed Grown a. Lien ROBBED him a hi, nyed
me About three weeks sgo; sorrow sttsd upon him
deeply ava AZ last he songht solaes IN the demon strong
dtink-ss perk peyour 10 hs death nrintiag ffe-iy
q. to incspacitafe him from sok On WeiDsslsy Afer
Noon he drank The Orleans House with several fen H.
tron parting With them he bad@ them farewell stating
that he going 20 leave snA woulf HI
next proceeded 10 CHM d Bolions drug store, and
upon rpteaeutatione that lac had been seat or Il ~ Ids
employer, Mr.. Iopga-s obtained two ~ lsuaa-
Nun. Gong h. his = On, fefiido street, bot
Ksmpar and Basin, he met bis andady and stated to
her fhaf life had lost all charm ss him tina, he
going So join his vie Ia heaven showeI her the vial
He tbtD called Tor writing materials, which woe
furnished bet did net use them: The lam i@dy stes
women in III. house, did her u,mos, TO th~ast he
unhappy mans desperate purposeadfninisi-sed ~a,m
hope ~ saving him--bu, all ia vain. fbs dctor ~ho
had beep cent for causeaDd In too hoars si.t
,.aiio~ins me i.,a drug ,hs yenns mar .| eosr.
willingly took the antidois. orered By tho ~on@a spa
afterwards wseytngy exclaimed, Il y too a,.--,s-,
writing iei by The deceased wss tho following pasis
enuson, which 'ell' his ~hoie sad story
hays I ri er ihe vino y. COP 10 N, band,
I'LL With tho laugh ~ aFuBkea usirth
The echoipg air has rupg
But pale and sorrowful face ha4 L-.asl
Ircm out thu eug TO me
Ana trembling whisper have heard,
That ! 'sncisd ffunn thee.
Thou sft slunbsring la ny pesosfui gave,
And thy siecp 10 drssf1l~sN Ds.,
Bot ihr seal ~ never Tying grief
Il ~ thy D0urbei' o bros.
AID ny heart u chill A. tslns, Mary
Tor The lsys a ls af. I'D,
And long 10 lay my aching breas,
With the cold and silent 6.asd.
Tie verdict ~ The Coronsfs Inquest va suieiie ~
lacfanuul.n ma dscsssed = native n Kngianf
twenty-five PEARS ~ age.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-28

list ~ PATENTS isausd fsR the United State. Ps,a.s
once for The ssek snag octobsr n 1916 bsafns
ihsi saies--
J,ln ner, q Hairless, y. r. ior irnprovsa aors tiihs
mAcitue
cyrn. cispP, a ssa,Agus, MS, tor inpro,..-ai 10
ssyihe fAstHinG
wru cun,.ssa q S.-srs, y. y. Zoe myso,s
m.ni 10 ,s'sg hat spdscs.
Jno Is crssmsr, II fAlAss ala Pa, Tor impeorsussst
IN otsl hnert.
Jsnn. C. fisksy, q sArsssr. spriBg. y. y, Or ia,
yfSsetnsDi 10 xsA rguS~iora-
esmu., FAY. a ss~ Yort city, o. improved Ia
suerSsotyrs ass ,tss
fswsf Y,y.. u Lovsa, Mas, Ga Assroreusas In
rlonss MARSHA. q Wet ssr oa.s. ~ esra prsnsias
press. ..-. -.
nep' ~ nae -fs0ns.
fl.r,ss yshou ~ vashI1von. n. g., ks Isr1soss.
.,s In ..s~s, stssehn~nf t hsus ~ rsiIrssA esss
TsssI n ss.i a soass sssss, cisD. for hnpxov~
rrsns w s~sf lsnfsrs
ssiHrasi Is,s - ph'Aasithis, "a. o. ..e~vvs~>.,
Il In sesits fresFrre esDk
,~.ar f.isksns~sh ~ Nc~rsbn s0wssslp ri. a.. i,,
tr.v.nsn, IL vrsps<nx ses'sn .s.s fos sstrNsns an
nsl&rf a rrl.s ~ rhNaAsiphis. Pa ssf isnsruv~.
| rssesiss fss s~ev Tag Tus'srs, ~
| ym. 4 Loasbsszsswh, a. Ee~ASsssr, n. v. a., 80
\ dire for eorsse - sns 'sstsne syp~..
Jc-syh W0osfzd Il eahvxy. n .. - lnorv0v~rssa
l 10 elastic slsynrsvrs ssssm prsssrs rsvsAs'sss.
ossfss tsrA, = 1r.sson. y. J.. - inffsyssnss,
vhssnssiress
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-28

I~frr gadge nrrrn
Ou. 2s.-S1ro~a ~ Ba1leg -. Jos,gA q. yyxa.a-
This summary .s'son a sssstWsst ua4ss As
statute 10 po..essian n kssss - isg mae
ssenss, the rent ~ aid premises. 81 - -
June ami July, 1854 smoanilax y tiS Tbs f.css 80
pear In n. judges oplpion
-, the cgafsIi syJssfss 10 sysisnes that n.s,~y
~ lssss N sritiss and spars sssl h~ssaw ysas
au Is. lsss sasss the peais@ D. gs.stse ~ Asis.s
to-srs for the ~ ~. ys~rs fon IL a, q
sr th.rl es,i, Al 500 80 yss, g.y.sl. lu.s'-sS.
general 80 ignn.sn4 a I'll biz sgs< e<sslhs tls As>
y ns af.basai M. ffssmsn pf~isrrsg bo.svst sss'
Ain cfeatas. u sl.o sggssrea IA svieas@ usss NJ.
The store IN This hfeso, ., sSsas "a. tns - NJ
cuiion - tAs asslgnw.sn,, AMI vrnt sslliAs
ruods out a The atols foe sbsat thFes ..~t. skms
Gale aho r.rnovs no an fsssa ~ .tss sa> l@ss
tie ZANE gp AMI In the iey .itb hoy A.tnx 10
.sne h@sss, with directions ~ x1ts "a - NJ. ls.ess
ns CIV. 81 H. Mr. ig-sss, ba, hAssss Is g. go sAss ~
VII. esh u a.sy .ith hias Il s.ss spy<ss.f sh.s ~
fo~efs oc-Npisd tho seoans siofy sos ~ pge sssr
ossuyted ~ ass ris"ssf. hs a~Asu9safs s,-s..
sei stgse'e4 g. ihstnofey fLs tag.lr rfsus-sss-
lts hats gsnefs assspns ms bsfls 81 fes' se~s
BE- has ,sses I,~s@ss"a 4 SOC ptssnisss assa~s s~s
e1a'ibUes In Be,ss...los aa' h. quite fsai $4,000.
Gas. fso nj ths tasng a IN kss y a. hAsl., 70 ..
svieon 10 assghnsti 10 qa~s'ifn M 80 - sst.se-
and sSs,siisn 4 ~ ~ ~ trsssan s~ss~ 40
tLs aAsxnse 20 tie l..te snd sesh ~ - 10 Go
All req sserpins -Is ~ eestns~a " - s-sxns.
are there Il s,issnss ~ sfessslxsssrss "A -
issss, an = PissaDs h.. bod - es-s feassss-~f
uss.s.s. Asb. ihsfsss ss's.s Ma a.s'sa pot
~ ths astB1snts osnnssi y -es tAsss. Wat 49,
ae,s ihsn - shg- n sfis'hn y sgy~~fs u.As q,
70, Z lr,s psss 4 n,s s,ssls. - -, rsT, .i,As-
- ihss. s.ti~mes - s,0. that ~ "a. a.Ass
LAD Zen s,.si~ ffes ssy ysst q Ne pss~.ss 60.
s.tsss. sna afssr istcsssi 90 I-lssin ~ sis ssi
osts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-28

MELANCHOLY SUICIDE or FExALE-AE AY-
usriNs Stysp.-we never heard ~ melancholy
than that whish took place In the town o Cam
den, Y, on fafurdsy last. Mrs. Vim. Ailen shp
sides with he mother about miles from the village ~
Camden committed suicide BY cutting her thros, win
In September last Mrs A. loss her husbsni ~ho
carried on by consumption. fes days thereafter
ale gsve birth 10 child The child ivei until wsk
nom the day ~ lie fathers death, whsu u dis Mrs.. A.
continued In rather ieebIe stat. - health until a
~ the nournful event men'ianed aDoye. which
eshibi'et. however. DO signs ~ alteration n mind
bot n she mournsd dsepy her asnrtins md tie
oss .hs hsd sustsiasd The night previous a. de
ode she si~pt for works previous, siih hss mother
TIE mother ia she morning nsUsl, tesying Nfs
A. In the ted vho manifested change In fss isestsw
sorn after, the mother going into thsroo1n, bneA
Il the most ixhthil sces prsssnsd There
in The d, the daughter with her uss~i cut ssltsr
lrR In her blood. There dep sAsh IN ~ thr,a.
which Mr.. A. had inflicted nth rs.1 takes ~ hor
nom the nsn'slpiecs In the room When - rnovss
entered the dcor 'ha dying wonlA SHREDDED os het
feeble hands towards Der Maternal gsrens ebrsNs her
spd imprinted many fad Kisses u,on her sAeek r., id
not utter vorsi rhe seemed 10 c0nscirus Il What
neither rxpse~ssd msin aslfs 70 bvs On 80
consrsry, she repealed al s~sstAnes stieh tily
tsnfsres her, AMI tore bonn tho gs,dax sns hessiss
vorn tnndsrs -hseh ,hs lind anil sf.cfnsss ns,h~t
bad iscsd there. fvsfy kssissnoe Ia M yc~nF ~ hs
mo % sgency renaSssi 10 r~stprs Mrs. 10 Ni~--Du
- efforts ssts uravsiiing Mr. Aiien stsssr n
John Iafncs, Va. Cxnisn. -bs lssFs ~ b.t,
year Aso, and . very And ard sss~tpa,'i
| ~iis ami dsfifui fsugfsfsv. Heg 5~~fh wgn
crushing Free upon The relatives ff sas bsoed b
Al sho sss~ hsr.--it'~s Sr,snci, o.. ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-28

1h house Of Mr.. Charles {. IIls ~. burnei 10 He-
orh the 18th inst When the nreen reached tbe
gr sund the upper part ~ the house all in fame
nd Yrs. FILLS running round In the widest agony
claiming that her ehsld in the attic and begging
| somsbody 10 save him The attempt made-tbs
stairs sscepds-but smoke and flame eat 90 al approach
70 ibs room and after The Ore put down char
remains Of the poor little fellow we're found amid ~
| ruins
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-28

sKsors fIor ~ DsIAwAss--Fvs Mrs. EflL-
n-lh ihafsa-y S.s fsrsy q i,is-us-n 80 ~ 100
pv.>ss-tlag iksvsgh wusSs fs~D eo~assf. ~, :"
htr . o~~ss.sd oaursk W. cAftsa@ shst~4 vs~a
ussy csSss a Ms a M Junar snS rsaeas~ sNp
III, ~ 1uor IN ,tn fsc<E H. sfAss ussy sfsso
.s~s ~ nssfv srtS -hsk ~ Lap ss~tissf sssisa.
fhS sss4@ ~ anA@ssaAAnx snw knS~ wsnD
NJ Jyut osd.rsS thu l@sfs he s,ef. snf % NJ. -
60lEy 90 NJ geHt PAT bin est 10 ssrt uss- ~
s}s<ss pan rssaSbsS vi's TO- ~ hs ~rm'sA~s -
ssussses1 ss.s vssy s.s,svs issguSe~, vsss ~.
Hare us slsfs 1fsv 80 rv1rd S~<9ht vht1h
ss,..s ees a fbsrn 80 stsks<1 M pssty 49,
~. 30 ,hs ss6ss ap< sfss " s~~dins tee a.
,I,s. hopSssS ya1s, b sas I'D devn ssa dl~S M
,s,., So, sii.y is nas~e tsss rssH ana Ns,~<ss<
s. .s.r. 4sspiiskisg sk~ sio1@ss aDs fsvf,,t.x ,<
yregs W. gsBs ssss - a hss nesxt.srs sss -
sisssDes ssf sAns~s - shs vlsx.os ass~~4 ~ b
slohs .rs sssds>s sArt - n~n ssd srssss
hs.s and sns@ssd 80 hish sstn sns. ae.sssy - n
.ts.say Asvs he ff"ra us 80 -. 10 $50 n@sass
nsrt sswnts<, sss fvss - LILY ,ts, sss, ~
ia, ssh' - Va sas<e~,inx ay nassng Aesihs "
al su@s - Ne village. 49, sor,aaslg hurt-Hsl
rsrye~ F7slSsss, 90. ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-28

The citizens NJ Thom.onviIls Conn recently uniisi In
purchasing two hundred and 6fy-two barrels q -four
from the manufacturers AZ Rochester, and Il deliver
ell ~ their doors for - 10 per barrel This saving
q two dollars and halfor three dollars barrel
The bread league In Chsriestown, Aias.., has been
oeAnhsd snd I've hundred barrels " -four have bssr
subscribed mr.. when eight hundr~i barrels have b. "a
,ansn up tbs ssenf win proceed to the West to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-28

The following explanations in regard to the rights Of
bsgerents In this country has issued from the Attorney
Generals Office in Washington
l. II L. settled principle o. the Law Of tons that no
belleeent righully make OF the territory Of
neutral State for beigerent purposes without
sent Of the neutral government.
The Undertaking Of beligerent to enlist troops ~
land In neutral state, without the previous con-
cent ~ the latter Is hostile attack its national
versigpty.
neutral State may IL please permit or grant to
withn its territory bu, for the neutral state allow or
concsde the liberty 20 one begerent and not 10 al you'd
be an act Of manifest beiserent partially and pslpabe
breach of teutralty.
The United States constantly refuse this liberty TO al
teieeents alike with impartial justice; and tba. pro-
hibi ion T. made known 70 the world by act
~ Congress.
Great Britain, In attempting BY the agency Of ner
military and civil authorities In the British North Amer
can provinces and her iomsic and consular funcoa
aries In the United States raise troops here committed
an act Of asurpston against the sovereign rights the
United States.
Q. All persoDs engaged in such undertaking 20 raise
troops In the United states for the military service ~
Great Britain, whether citizens foregners rss
officers except they BE- protected BY diplomatic pryi
iegs, are indctAbie NJ maiefaetors BY statute.
T. Foreign consul- not exempted, either treaty
the a~ nations from the penal effect o.
8. In Of indictment Of any such consul or other
"A cial person. his conviction Of the misdemeanor his
by OF arranged Instructions
.vade the operation 4 the statute IL primarily mat
ter OF domestic administration sltosvfber subordinate 10
government involved In the fact 81 foreign sovernment
Dsructing its officers 10 abuse for unla vial purposes
the privilege which they happen TO enjoy In the United
States