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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-20

"sIlow Liquor TO be cold for certain specified
lures other than tina. Of pot.ton We be-
heye a majority Of the Committee, At present,
iDclises TO take the strong ground. aud say;
"Tbere i, no legitimate use for Al sokolic Drisks,
land more shsll heresf;er be sold 10 this State
cave in violation Of law"
The question here involved i. surrounded with
practical difficulties, and We share the Com nit
tees he.i.stion with regard to ii. If there we're
DO other Judgment but ours to be conscl'ed IN tue
prtmises We should ssy .t once, Alcons' IKE
other deadly poisons. nay sometimes be use'ul AZ
. madeleine or in some chemico- ind 1strisl pro
cess: but If 70 let it be prepared kept aud di''
pensed as Alcoholism uOdiscused, undoIeted
noison-s and not in the deceitful and tre.chercus
sui.e Of potable fluid Ard SIS to the Eucha
ri.tic or sscramental Observance, we Indignantly
repel the assumption that any deadly poson-ss
Alcohol eemonstrebly is-csn be 8 6t or t,ersee
symbol Of the redeemirg blood Of the Savior OF
Mankind.
But whether the public mind in any State Is as
yet sufficiently enlightened to approve and up
hold legislation which utterly aud absolutely
outlaws all alcoholic pot,bles, no matter how dis
euised or upon what pretexs desired, We do not
Judge. Il there is doubt in any case, II msy be
beet {, incline to the SIDE Of caution, aud carry
Prohibition no further than it is morally esrid'n
70 be sustained. But there is no doubt that
Msne is sbubdan,ly ready for far more strin-
gen. inhibition than the present, and that the
presert Legislature will ehsct accordingly. Tie
penalties for illegal selling, and especially for the
fret ofense will be enhanced, the trsnsporters
of surreptitiously imported Liquors by Railroads
and otherwise will be subjected to fine If not i'm
prisoDnent, and the dispensaion Of Liquor for
medicinal aid kindred uses will be taken up very
short if not entirely abolished. OF so much We
have ample reason TO feel confident
The pretense that as much Liquor is sold now
in Maine as in former years is inpudently f,lse.
We spent three days in travelling Through the
State without seeirg glass OF it, or an Individual
who appeared to be under its influence; end
we were reliably assured that, at the Augusta
House, where the Governor and most of the Leg
isl.ture board, not only Was no Liquor 20 be
had, but even the use Of Tobacco had almost en-
tirely ceased And all accounts agreed that ia
the State Capital the Illicit sale Of Liquors ia
greatly less new than it was a even year ago.
1t mus. be borne in mind that Maine has
nearly Thousand miles Of boundary, and that all
Der neishbors authorize the Liquor Traffic, while
her sea coast is frequently sud deeply inaented
with bays apd sounds to aud from which small
craft exporting lumber, lime potatoes, sc and
bringing bsck goods and knick-kna sre con-
silently plsiDg. There is not another State in the
Union which would labor under so great physical
and geographical obstacles in enforcing Liquor
Prohibition as Maine does All honor, then, TO
her pioneer resolve and her imnovsble persist
snce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-20
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsglscroS. Monday, Feb.

WAsBISGTOS, Monday, REQ. II, 1919.
The Secretary Of the Navy has appointed Com
nsnders Engle and Gardner 20 select propeiiers -
be sen. on the expedition in search OF DIR. k.ne.
The American Organ This afternoon publishes
'e,ter from Senator Wilson, in answer to questions
propounded by the editor OF tina, paper. He says
hs. he fully recognizes the doctrine OF State Rights
n is application to slavery that he does no! enter
tain the opinion that Congress has any power to inter
iere with Slavery as ii exists under State laws; and
,ha, the American Organizst ion in Massschuse!"
does not embrace the subject Of Slavery among those
for the regulation of which i, was formed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-20
NAINE-PRORIBITION.

We last week looked down into MAINE, which
enjoys the proud distinction Of having been 'ne
frst American State-peEhsps the frsi iaily or
Sani7ei political communty-to sbolish and alb
solutey prohibit the traffic in Intoxicating Drinks.
This important step was taken nearly four years
ago. amid the ssDguine predictions of sdversaries
and the raven crosking OF timid friends of Total
Abstinence that they were "going too fast,
running the thing into the ground, and ruin
"isg the Temperance cause Tnese doleful
proguosiicatons were moi deferred TO, for NEAL
Dow led the forces arrsyed against the destruc
tive sway Of Alcohol. An set Of Prohibition was
passed which in due time went iato effect sud
Ass ow been over three years rule of conduct
for the People of thai Eastern State. Ofcourse,
n has. like other laws, been violated. under the
influence Of Appetite or Avarice; but, though
rerested sai lsboriOusly concerted efforts have
heeu made to overthrow it, (the Governor an
ali the Members Of the Legislature being sunu-
,Ilv chosen every such effort has met with sisns
discontinue, and the PrOhibitory principle hiss
steadily increased in popularity until now when
along with the new Governor, both branches OF
The legislature are heartily snd almost unan'-
mou,ly advocates Of not only maintaining but
strep g,Aenipg it, anda Committee Is now engaged
In perf.ctiux the details of $ bill calculated 70
give 1t the utmost possible efficiency.
That Committee, we understand, are now hesi-
Eating on this poins-"Shan We sweep sway 81
"once al the Liquor Agencies, affirm the In
"utili6 Of all Alcoholic Beverages to sueserve
ANY lsudable purpcse-MechXnical Medicinal
"or Relisious-snd forbid the sale of such Bev
"ersses under whatever circumstances Or,
"shsll We tolerate the Difference to what re-
"maias Of ancient ignorance on thi' subject and
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The Mayor sent an ordinance to the Alder.

The Mayor sent an ordinance to the Alder.,,
LAST aisht intended to prevent accidents In cot.
ting into and of from railroad cars. Its pre,is-
ion for shutting up the front platform is Pod.
All irgress and egress 81 that end of the car cat
10 be strictly prevented. But the section .sn.
pel.ng the driver to bring the car 10 fall stop
whenever any person gets on or of is uaneesss.-
y. .ad would double the time Of each trF or
o. practical benefit. Whist if man chOo' to
ssas Cd. before the car stops; is he TO be 81
by sae conductor and if he goes in spite o liz
ia the Company TO be fined IL is absurd. -ae
cAfs row step entirely for wsmen and wheas'sr
required for men; and with the proposed sas'-
ting up of the front platform. life saa limb vii
be cafe enough. Should the fifth section 20
through IS it 10, it will be entirely disres,rdsl
By the people, AMI 1. s-o'ore, bring s.sr' s,<
the really valuable Pcriiol. 81 taS 49, G.
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Tor. Gamers Teal
In srh Pm !. n nnra
Ua,a Kns4ozi7 ~ 30 49, . oc7 ssS,sa sls %,

Ua.t,s arso. 80 30 ~ p oc7 IS ~ Sd els 50 sss
Here we have 81 aggregate Of 10000 persons
in tie United Kingdom engaged in the business
Of NAL distribution, entirely Independent OF con-
tractors and iho.e employed in mail trsnspor.1-
ton We see that, Of this number, more than
l.. go are carriers, receivers, and sub POstmss-
,er, and that their wsge. alone amour, TO nearly
- 800. OOC-beirz col,idersbly more than one
Ia: OF tie oiiee expenses OF Al the Post Offices
AID cub Poet Offices Of Great Britain, and ye: the
,uu. Z. sewers! hundred thousand dollars ess Il u
the po.tsse or local all matter IL the City Of Lon
Don aid. undoubtedly, less than ons-hslf the re-
ceipt. for tits species Of matter il the King
DON. VITO does not see that, il is were not for
II Muy Of carriers, receivers, and sub-POs.-
u.,ters the receipt. for local mail matter in
Great Britsin would be- IS with Us, 8 n1lli.y
Avori II reference 20 sub-Pos.mss.ers ssi
letter receivers. For purposes OF illustration,
We have elassed them together, but their duties
are somewhat Different. Receivers have charge
Of the receiving houses, which .re Always located
IN cities AID towns, or near come Post Office or
,ub-Po..-Ofce. Al these receiving houses, there
i co busi1e" done and 70 duties performed, eI-
cep. to receive letters dropped in tie box, count
them, re them Up, mark OF the package the num-
Der OF letters, and deliver them 70 the person
VITO collects them. They also sell postage
stamps, for which they receive : percentage
TIE Receiving Houses are not Pos. Orees, TIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-20
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM HAVANA.
CUBAN 4 STATE OF SIEGE.
Nsw oRrE.ss, Monday, Feb. 70, 1855.

Ngw ORLEANS, Monday, Feb. -, 1855.
The steamship Black Warrior has arrived at the
rort with Hav ana dates TO the 18th inst
Grea, excitement, sill prevailed, and new military
companies were being formed
The whole Island hsd been declared IN state
siege, and ell the ports in state Of blockade.
proclamation hsd been issued ordering the enlist
ment Of all volunteer between the ages OF - and y.
who were capable OF bearing srms.
A Military Commission had been created for The
eastern par; Of the Island.
II Wa reported that Gen. Conchs had sent 70
Porto Rico for more troops.
The British ship.of.the-lne Bc'cawen had lefs Hs-
yaps. and the warsiesmer Medea ". engaged in
conveying troops.
The British Rear Animal reviewed the troops With
General Coucba on the 9Th inst.
decree was being enforced prohibiting the sale q
Dreams and ammunition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-20

Our re,igio-fnsnciA friend Of IL --pss&es<,
considering the question OF the Bank sapernteadeas
a free sight, has also come into the aroma. He has
the cruelty 10 s,igmstize all the articles upon this
subject, upon which We have spent 40 mach Labor
and ts'ent, as "bsbbe." and advises " our worthy
Governor to pay heed to the opposition to Mr..
ST. John. IS it all comes from the machin.tions OF
the Red Dog Bankers. There is little fact bearing
upon this poin. which we commend to the asteaiien
OF The Ir1epeu1sM. Some time since an Albany
Bank President wrote TO most OF the banks M mo
State asking them to urge upon the Governo' ms
disappointment OF ST. John. He then prepared pe-
tton 70 be signed BY the officers OF the Albany banks
TO the same purport Himself and his cashier ssred
il bu, not another signature Of bsnk'oficef could
be obtained in Albany, and the project was absn-
doned. Is tia, Red Dog All Mr.. ISfesSdesf.
ealing the charges sssins. Mr. ST. John bah
"ble aces mt do justice to the subject. Try ssas.
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Nem1lork DAILY Gribn,rs
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1855.
The Tribune for California.

We shall issue THIS MORNING THE TRIBUNE
for California, Oregon and he SGHdrich Islands.
1t viii contain a summary Of ali the Lates: Foreign
and Domestic News since the last steamer; Money
and Market Reports, Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing can be
had at the counter in the publication Office This
Morning. Price cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-20
pIsBANDIyG OF MILITARY COMPANIES.

Boston, Monday, Feb. y, 80.
Adiutsrt. General Stone was arrested 81 Worcester
on Saturday afternoon for trespass, in breskng open
the Armory Of the jackson Guards, OF the dis
banded Companies, which refused TO surrender its
arms and equipments 10 tie State. He was allowed
10 return TO Boston without bail in order 70 consult
the Commander. in Chief.
The L. s. friga,e santee was lsnche a, Portsmouth
Nsvy-Yard on Saturday afternoon. Her armsuent
will consist Of fifty eight guns including two sixty
four FOUNDERS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-20
THE GREAT INDIA RUBBER CASE.

PRoyIDEscE, Monday, Feb. 70, 70.
In the gres, India Rubber case Of II. IL. Day
again, the Association Of India Rubber Mini-
facturers row IN Ghe fourth week Of consideration, u
vas eL announced this morning. that the juror Who WAS
lies had previously agreed TO finish the Csc with
eleven Jurors. The case viii probably occupy the
attention Of the Court for two weeks longer. IL the
same psten, case which wss terminated in Sew-fork,
last summer By the death Of juror.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-20
TRIAL FOR MURDER.

STRACrsE1 Mondsy, Fe1. y To.
The trisl Of Alfred Tyler, for the murder Of bis
wife about ore year ago, which hss been postponed
three times already came up sgain this afternoon.
Bat 60 to the .6olrnmen. Of the Court no jury hsd
hem In pAnaeled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-20
NAVIGATION OF THE MISSOURI RIVER.

II. LorGs, Monday, Feo, y, TO.
It's stated that snail pox has rasde its appearance
among the troops in Newport Barracks, four Of them
having been attacked with the disesee.
The Missouri River is open fsE steamboat nayig.-
ton from this city % Kansas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-20
EARTHQUAKE AT VAUDEVILLE.

WATERyILLE, Ne Monday, Feb. -, ls3).
A severe shOck Of a. earthquake WAS felt here ths
morning between tie hours Of and O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-20

SHOCK OF An EARTHQUAKE AT BANGOR
BANGOR, Monday Feb. 10, 1855.
The shock Of en- earthquake wss Eel. here q, 81
o'clock this morning. In several parts Of The city
buildings were shaken violently.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-20

ing Inste.s OF ealing for tea such Pos. osssa.
therefore We s't fer cse assdrsS. shall %
have them COW, this year. or wA>ai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-20

HOILOwAY's PILLS AND OINTMENT-Why
h th.t Professor HOLLOWAY has been presented 10 most
the pgen.es Europe Because the public 10 not deceived
in the iniuc worth OF hess famous medicines Almost any
case Of sshna settled cold the chts is soon cured BY
rubbrs plenty and usius he pills Sold az tbe
msnufsc tories No 80 Naidenlane NewN and NO "a
Strand London and by all crussss st Pc eye and per
box.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-20
prrRIIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. CLARK q 90. s

Con IIvyR The late firm Of KrsHTos CLAeK & Co
dissolved the Of M RUSHTOS the only pers N
tbs o. Ruhtcn ever eonnect-d win toe htn he
ba.iness will be continued by HycEMaS CLAsK Il Co.
and sole suoceo's RIOS ls7 20 sa 81
Broad ssy al connection with the ''o'e N" J"
bens di-nnT fs~s@
IRE GfEVISE Con LIVER OIL will be prpred ONLY By &c -
heretofore Our Nj Clsrt wen. 20 hewounalsnd 70
intspd It's the only Druggist from the United
FOR that yufp)se And as ne CON-
tpu,s his sup.ryson Of that branch OF our business We %
sud srcces 6erencs upon s pufF DC
n.cpI,r 10 he HEGEHsN CLAEK& Co is over
he eors Of each bottle without Il Il not genuine ,
IL about yeas since Introduces this vaasue
remedy 20 the public a,
The Iusnes will be conducted the heretofore M
es,nsp although his has been prominent IN the
firm hes been In the Establishment twertysx years ana
member of TIE frm over twelve years and hal the principal
supervision Of th. bushes and exeous will De spared 20
seeure the saf.ction snd Interest Of our custoners
All the recipes Of ". L. Rushton, Rushton Aspiuwal
Rushtou Co and Rushton. Clark 90 are 10 our posses
sion ard will be prepared Mr. HegemsDs supervising
the for twenty years past ana thor ana
quality guaranteed ~ . hf1I aAN NhAH 80. "a ~.
PERIPHERY OF THE "SOCIETE HyGIENIQUE
DE- PAEIs" AND PIocaDILLY LosDoS-Prepsred by Ee'rs
BYRON Cr Perumers her Majesty and the Royal FAM
iy, by sp.cisl appointment
ssPopnLA Nipaisere de toilette.
Eau ATHENIgSsE. for the hair
Eau DEs ALPES. for the toilet.
HuILE pHlLOoonE
HUILE ANTIQUE DOUBLE.
ROUGE De IA RttNE.
LiLtoS-Negetablo powder fIf whitening ihs stin
BAssrRAsDULA hfX for teau leg the oomplex!cn Tint
AIso kshly peifumsd WINDSOR Sosrs, REAL TURKISH
HoxsY soar Mosaic soar. LyFisus OF SHAVING SOAPS
TeoTH soar, and INFAsT's Soar Tais last mentioned
article IL used exclusively in the Royal Nursery
N n
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~
By Act on Ccnere.s. VI. ;,,-c,.ez. He also thisks
ocnrreheroiie s ,os =. isf.ly advised BY the
lbetfhe ss!of U.S. oe.a Of thela9 befsre
DstictAUoshe! y" '~'0
reteriec 'o' ..;,,s,, IA q, n, tries 10 this C1y,
And rox an experiment - " vs sutssritg,
whstssr in tie sosence OF legt c0np = ~. Adv 10
there Is sufficient mo,sl t1fos "a ,u dsisks
trsvsDt unlimited tudrisecCs ~ ,rs co,rctse
rrder these opiciole OF tee lac onoets ss Mao
,,ircin'a reo.ntiy ADOPTED BY the L,stss.e's,
n etiec, slmost entirely ruliitc' sosu 80 y" y.
SeS,ss ana unbr,olee in5uiserce, prove ~" $50
go, ia rfoe.saryf Sksn we thus eouis 40 s,;sv
ssS 80 b;b;,o,y an ent by showing our rs su'}
r ssl,,ss,rs,s--our i3competency for soc,s
- II so oisqu.hiisc We are tosshF sH"'
- hf's.i,, cf political self government
+. 4; ,r, a,.esa,y 10 descant noon the eviis On ~
A. y en' ~, .s,,,s are too iodeli oily sts0eea
terlsianoe. os,,;an OF very large portioa Of tbs
ppon us e,nu -so,,i-s anv alusicn from ma. Aay
man who WALKS abroad wits the cares sac
Ceis.s - "a n;.ssss or Who takes glance mo
~ hosni,sls or slas houses will De more OF
Vss - N he does rot turn away with pam
81 ar hpniiisiipg CONSCIOUSNESS Of the onms, M
efs sno >. .,.,;nn. Nor IL il here sloae shas
tio - 70 Sssni.s are exhibited. TIE same ssvsSe
20 o,,an found smoug the opuent, the eus-
cs,sd Ard the refined. Ano cscwe DC cup -
es'sa ,sn,hroo,sr su,v~ys this drs,da. bat nos
o VIC - ric,,re he should resort to reascics -
;',s,t a. the evil sought to be removed appear ca
,,sme ,nd destructivei
spprehend sli win sgree with me IN 'oe "a ia n
Of MI sresi ipxy to society in our mi is' sna ~
20 rssIar ourselves by moral force alone 'S q. n,s
sn.etments msy be unnecessary to enforce ~ Ma
hilton Tie beet coercion rs voiunsNy o s.o..H 4.
,;on The human will should heve torvs eseek
nsn.,sr act the social evils u this tino OF svsrs
sescs. When thsnsn'ai has ecco me sao'srx~s ~
| the animal proyensiues, ell dist,ncuece ~
S,o,s ave RENE we'd, snd man Is oebsssd lndssd
And es,seisliy with r~s-sesee TO enc osoosn, ~
US unite thee pri cip'es "l'e reverence -, s~
h.ilo~ "a Ana h.st rs vine .ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-28

Faox ST. TaoMAs by the Bfssish steamer Tevio',
arrived yesterday, we have Tie S. Thom@ Pines
10 the Isth mat The SOntsg Opera Troupe, c'sast-
ing Of Madame Fio-enani, and sigoor' ssIvi, Bel
letii and Boitesini, had spsnt some time o. ~.
Tbona,, and given grand soncert, which was, OF
cou-re, great event in that outof thewsy cornssof
the world.
The pabiss corvette lowered her Tag to half mast
on hearing of The death Of the Emperor OF Russia;
ard the Pruss.n Consul, End severai American ships
: in pert did tie same.
TIE Island vas suFs,ing from a severe droush Of
mssy months duration, and suffering was snselpssed.
Tho French war stesmer S,yI arrived at St.
Thomas on See l7.h. The Bii.ish chip hedss Lex
the came dsy for cruise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-28
ATTEMPTED RE vOLUNON At SAN
DOMINGO.
From III. 81. Taoma, Tins,, Awa Ia.

From Tie 81. Thomas Tinss. Aprala.
Scarce white spreading. SAL or spiashing paddle
wheel reaches our port now Gays w1noas oesnug
us son exciting news of description Of another.
we have to day TO chronicle accounts OF revolutions
uutipies Snd the failure Of a c0mmerc'e urn IN Cu-
tawbich siiecis our mercantile community Al the
City of Sen Domingo an attempt o. revoiuuon 70:
t,;sd lie object il would seem, being for the recall
Of i,s exile and tx President Buena Ventura bscz.
bedy OF men, composing sbou, 100, 10 SAID TO nave
collected in large building within the Guy on toe
night OF Sunday the 20 IA ult', ana were ens.ne
re gathering Of q like number: their purpose wss 70
$500 he sep,inels tho different gatcos surprise
the euards-whom they hoped to subdae-s sud hen
raise TIC cry of Tira BEsRa Fertwd Bdes! which
tLey believed en- the CITY becoming awakened, would
have been echoed everywhere. II would, however.
seem that there traitor 10 the camp who com
a unicst.d TO the Commaadonte the REGRETS Of the
plot sid toward midnight body OF soldiory sur
iopLded the house and fired q yOlsy OF musketry
into n the inmates frustrated, attempted to make
their escape frcm the Windows and doors, in doing
which many captures were made, aud the parties are
row In prison for their acts. II D further
said that several Of those who escaped took refuge ct
the Brtsh Consulate, where they silt continue to re-
msn PresideIt San Anna issued nstioa
announcing 10 the Dominican people what had tran
spired ard quiet and order are said to again reign IN
The country.
of detachment Of The artillery corps In the fortid-
cations to nuiiIy, seems 70 have terminated In
fsipTe. II would alpesr from the reports nov run
ming current here tina. those men hal c1imed to %
absolyed from the two-year service which the srmy
of Spsip during the late revolution In that country,
had been gran. ed frJm the regular term; on tee
GROUND that they formed portion of ssid army
The Infantry Of the Island remained stesdfast TO the
Govern ment; and, as the artillery men could nave
no recourse to tie ammunition, it became plain to
the authorities that their attempts would be fstils.
Asis common in al slcb cases, the Inhabitants OF
the city became seriously alarmed and excite'nsnt
rtipued supreme for tine-msuy even fooishty
leaving the city. At the departure OF the stes1err
however every ihDg is rad, had assumed its uss IL
quiet by The opportunity we lsara Of the desth
Of j. Jindegrcn Esq her BstaDDic Majesty old
and muet.T.spectsc Consul Of the leland. HE son.
Charles lirdtgrss, Esq, temporarily fills the post
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-28
y.yrc.rros The hsrbor ct Pictou, sevs Scotia,

YAvIGATros The haTbor OF Pictou, H~vs scons,
vss clear Of 10 I tie 18Th.
at Quebec VI tie ?lit the zee va' "'" '9'1S"
crossing upon it was deemed dangerous.
Bsffslo 10 s,iil closed, though the LAKE " open -
Danknk.
I,is pas .bss rome Of the western seo''ona Of ne
-,.-re1, are not ready for the water and The resi-
dent s,sheer At Albion has expressed |. dssf, "@
orsI;po Be pos.por ed until the Iith day Of MAJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-28

KlssAs Three steamers arrived o. kscsss Cns.
April 10, loaded down with settle" Tor hsnsAs:
Thelo is long ard severe dsouth and PORK sad
grain are nearly exhausted, and Residents 90 A's
knew where to obtsin supplies. Ffegess have ben
tleh On the 18th the mercury stood q So q nooes
With high winds and clouds Ct dust-nar rain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-28

PaoM Rio. JA5EIRo The Gray Eagle arrived at
Philadelphia yesterday with Rio dates to the 2iss OF
March. The port was very healthy. There wa no
news Of Importance. Good coffee was extremely
a3azce-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-28

Coal Tie receipts from the schuy'ki coal reg .sa
,bis week are the largest ever inewn. Tho Roc ding
Bsilro.a carried 1905 tuns, AID the SchuIU.M Co
nal "a, s.s-ia III, resEiy eo,e'o tuna.
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