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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10
PAPER,


A LII the Patent Medicines worth having. car
n be had at manufacturers prices, at the Fay
cite Drug and Book Store.
janl2 W.R, SNELSON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10

~ Let itnot he forgotten that we are IN the
market for Dry Hides, Bocswax, Feathers, Flax
Seed Dried Fruit old Copper, Brass and Pew
ter. which will ne taken in exchange for work or
goods, or the cash paid, at Market rates. Give
~ sail, whether you want to buy OF SCH,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10
DISSOLUTION.

TUE Partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween the undersigned, under the STYLE OF
NORMAN {. CO., has been dissolved, by mu-
tual consent. W, J. Gamhrol i, alone authorized
to settle the business Of said frm-colect all dues
und pay all debts. W. F. NORMAN,
Marc. 81, 1888. W. j. CAMBREL.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10
BOUNTY LANDS

tINHE undersigned is prepared to make opplca-
j tons for bounty lands Al who have re-
cevcd warrants for less than lGOacres, will be en-
titled 10 warrants under the recent act of Con-
gress All who desire my services will please call
at my Office as soon as convenient. No pay re-
quircd until warrants ave received.
THOS. SNACKELFORD.
Glasgow, March 90, 1855.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10
TT ? FURNITURE. Fl rs

u q We have in store an extend %-SAN'a
sivc aud.elegant stock OF Furniture. which We de-
sire TO close Out preparatory 10 removing INTO our
new quarters; aud 10 make room for large spring
mportations. Our Furniture was purchased d-
rect Of The manufacturers, and we will continue
to sell to punctual customers on usual time not
troubling those who deal with us TO ms re quar-
terly settlements. We ask Il call and examina-
ton Of our stock, which consists in part Of
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-05-10
GOOD NIGHT.
Tx Il. Eh0LAgI

TX h. EkoLAUD.
The sun.beams are fading
From meadow and lea,
The song-birds are ceasing
Their sweet melody
All nature is sleeping,
In beauty and light,
And now to each loved one,
A gentle Goodnight"
"Good Night" to the loved ones,
To one and TO all;
May angels watch DER thee
Till morning shall call
And oh! may there never
On earth meet thy sight,
A friend who will wish you
A less cordial Goodnight"
Good. Night" to the stor-beam
That CLEANS from aIar,
Like the eye of an angel
The light of that star.
GLOW OIL in thy beauty,
Mysterious light,
While the heart of the watcher
Breaches q silent Goodnight"
And thou, merry songstcr,
That carols SO gay,
The sound Of thy music
Shall cease with the day.
Then fold thy soft wing
And rest in the grove,
Til the sun beams recall thee
To MARBLE above.
And thou, oh! my God,
Whose goodness and care
Hath guarded my footsteps
From each tempting snare
Who gives lis each pleasure,
Each joy and delight
To thee, gracious father,
Here's an humble Good Night. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04
EDUCATION.

A YOUNG LADY-QUALIFIED BY THOROUGH
"A education 10 instruct In the higher English branches par
ucpary mathematics, also In Latin French Spanish
wishes to teacher In rst class
family IN this city or s immediate vicinity Hshest es,mo
Harrison street. between the hours Of two and four during
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04
CLOTHING, &C

M0 nnO WORTH OF CAST OFF CLOTHING WANT.
AZ.UUU ed-The highest cash price literally gwen 70,
OF good let OF or superhuous clothing
svery description. Address or call on JAMES HORONEY ii
Barer street ia.e Orange, few doors from Chatham
LARGE QUANTITY OF SECOND HAND CLOTHING
"A wanted Gentlemen hevtag large os Of Len ~
wearing apparel dispose OF viii receive III very hixhes
price them BY cAnS a. s store, addressing THOMAS
4 CONROY, AL Pearl 81, wa be attended 10.
GENTLEMEN HAVING LIFT OFF WEARING APPA
~ rel dispose o, can Obtain he highest price Cor
b. calling or addressing through the pos fOIN
MURPHY i21 Nassau street hAseuer N. II -Cn3.hinx
f'ssnnd ant repaired wh r~eaitiaess aud despssh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04

QEILPORT CLASSICAL INSTITUTE COMMENCES IT'S
- mex, term Tuesday 2s,h Parents and guardians
desiring good family school for their chdren in very plea
SAINT and healthy location will find this worthy Of their
ton Its location Ia Long Island the great South bay
about sixty miles by railroad from Brooklyn Circulars giving
further particulars may he obtained Appetons 3l6 Broad
Raynor, Bellport - - - -
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

CQ7 BROADWAY, CORNER READE STREET AT
LOt MORRIS COHNERT CO.'S, can be Obtained re-
spectacle German English Scotch and Irish help hotels
and private families also walters, coachmen gardeners far
and aborers this the branch Office 02 Greenwich
street. Terms moderate.
MRS. GREENS DOMESTIC AGENCY, NO 70 WHITE
M street, with pleasure inform my patrons and the pub
lie, that prepared to suit them with the efficient
respectable class Of help. have English housekeeper
Wanted, colored help. Rates so cts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04

ITO MANUFACTURERS AND oTHERS--THE ADvER.
tser having on hand large assortment OF old and
samples OF dry goods oreRn manufacture would be wiling
70 dispose OF same They embrace variety very
designs TO manufacturer or party in the habit Of getting
up new styles, they would invaluable purchase
particulars and inspection OF the o address H. B. box 100
Herald office.
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FINE ARTS.

A MOTHER NEW THING.
~ shall Issue early in the large spensIily 10,
VI Pictorial Tor Tic holidays eniitei -
THE COMIC PICTORIAL.
Containing great number q highly cas aas vo,.
crfu vsfes o s4uss Jokes anecdotes and Ntn1y .h,ya D.
fun loving readers Price ca nailed poe rec an r.
oeipt O; price. =. VI. Strong, Is Nassau s.-eet
GARD ENGRAVING WEDDING CARDS VISITING.
~ q homo ans business cards engraved and yrn al IA ~
NOS lasnoane we n,.o choice tssor.fnsa 81 weinf
envelopes TIE silver plated door ulmhsr yke- ssas
dc Orders by mai punc,ilaliy avertet '-' 'ee'
Z. Lsa9ETT. Engrsyet, No. { John yros
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ANTHOLOGY.

ANTHOLOGY.
A s1ONISHiNG TO ALf.-MADAME MORROw-THIs
"A highly gifted lady the most wonderful nstrologist IN
he world or that ever has been known she VIII ali
events OF NE even the very thoughts and will speedy
q the great aslonhmen OF all her All who wans
good luck NY TO her for re lief and comfort AL interviews are
s;ricuy private, admission Is given geu,lemea No
charge not satisfied 10 Broome street. between Cannon
aud Columbia.
ftLATRyoyAECE-ALL DISEASES DISCOVERED Ayn
~ cured, curabe unerring advice business the fsto
and Whereabouts OF absent ends asceraned by
MOUR, thu reliable medical and carivoyani n
America. Residence no Spring street, block WEES n
broadway. Satisfaction guaranteed or no pay.
CARD.-MADAM BREWSTER RETURNS THANKS TO
~ her friends and patrons and begs thai aaf e
thousands both IN this city and Phadep have con
suited her with entire satisfaction she feels conien ha In ne
questions OF nsroiogy, love and law matters and hooEs az
ncies reiied constantly By Napoleon she ma no e
She viii tell the name Of the future husband and aso M
OF her viser speedy and piles and rorns
MADAME MEYER HAS REMOVED TO igi gFyrXTE
Iti between Twenty third Twenty fourth .ss
Size continues 70 tell past present and future hkcv
marriages Journeys lawsuits business
absent friends property lost stolen. Madame Never en-
verses IN English French and German and gives garans~
for her art.
MADAME ALVIN, FROM PARIS, TENDERS HFR
f services 10 the Indies and gentlemen phrenoosy
can ne consulted about love, marriage. business wal III
me name 81 the ady gentleman hey viii marry Also the
names Of hei vsers. Residence u Rlvnso street neAr
Bowery. -
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RULPIN's ANNUAL OPENING
II OF FALL AND WINTER CLOAKS
For city retail trade

WILL TAKE PLACE ON THURSDAY Arm
PARE MANTIIIA EMPORIUM 36l
Or Which day he respectfully public attention s
peru npo Auons and manufacturer expressly
tins occasion and embracing s the productions Parsa
taste and INGENUITY Up 70 the departure Of the latest steamer
Having completed MS extensive alterations his
now by far the most commodous America; and being
thereby to conduit much enlarged business he has
determined that his establishment shall hereafter be known
much by the extreme moderation In the price tho aross
therein contained, always has been their oxousve
richness and beauty On the same day he VIII make s
annual exposition OF ades fancy consisting
costly and valuable stock 70 be found in Broadway All
reasonable prices GEO. BULPlk,
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TENANTS, REGISTER.

LARGE HANDSOME ROOM, WITH PANTRY ON
~ me secono noor furnished nnfurnlshe let with
poalu % Gentleman and wife two single gentle
men Appy 81 lsl East Fifteenth street. Stuyvesan
nnc. nouse contains all The modern improvements Re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04

DLAY1Nd CARDs:-THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE rga
exclusive sale OF A. Doughertys 81 n.v,,s
cards and have constantly hand ali ddsreo s.Jss ~
Stud pg his celebrated llnsn dealing cards. :"
A. VAN vALKENBURaH co
No. l0 Pearl s1vV, mAauAo,ory Is clr sr..,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04

al UHNTLEMAN, WHOSE EVENINGS ARE CNOOCU
a Pied experienced teaching desires few pupils
ton bookkeeping, by double and single entry shorthand
desired The most references given and tho
terms will be moderate line addressed Virgil Herald
office giving name aud residence, viii be promptly attend
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04
NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER T. 1855


A LADY VOCALIST WANTED-ALS0, A GOOD COMIC
IA singer. to sing In saloon In baltimore Good salary
and permanent employment Enquire Immediately OF AN
THoNY sTUPP s25 Spring street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04

w ana 81 c,,s rash and ,ron tha a1'shN SITUATIONS;
and wains they horonshy understand ,her busnass ia
de of city reference ffom their las place where ev
lived Tor The last wo years and hall Please eau 81 ia 81
-, near 1th avenue ~ s'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06
THE ST. LOUIS MURDER.

Our city was shocked yesterday at an occurrence
that tool place about O'Clock, p in which ooe
of cur citizens, Deputy. Msrshsn Brand was killed
almost Instantly by the discharge Of sreyolving ps-
toll in n hands Of Robert Moo Blennis. Moo Blen-
Lis and Brand it appears, were standing at the bar
OF the Planters House saloon, drinking, and apps-
reply in the best of humor and COMPROMISING
Brand was little intoxicated. 1t could not be per-
c.y ed that MeO' Bic nbis at all affected by bis
pofatiops After emptying their glasses. Moo Bleans
and a friend stepped away from the bar and seated
themselves toward the front part OF the saloon, at
which Brand approached friend OF his, who h.d do
clD.d drinking with the party just before, and CON:
msr ced q conversation with him; Brands friend
wi.bed to know who Moo BeDnis Wa, and learning
that be dealt in borses remarked that he should IKE
to buy or trade for q good animal. At this Brand
,pt over to where McO Blennis sitting and
proposed an introduction of bis friend. Soon after
ward bard words were heari between the parties,
McOBlenI is refusing 10 be introduced, Brand apply
ing bard terDs, ana McO BleDnis reforflng IN the
ssme strain shortly Moo Bennis and his friend lefs
The ssioop, ard Brand continued the conversation
with his friend and the bar keeper.
The afer was thought TO DO entirely settled, but
soon Moo BenLs returned, and the determinations or
the parrifs begun afresh. Those present inter
fered and did all they could to quiet the sdyersTes
but 90 ARIEL seemed inevitable. Finally Moo BIennis
remsi ed that Brand wanted to settle the matter,
tbtre az no better time place than &C once, and
on that very spot. Brand replied in almost the same
words when the parties commenced feeling tor their
pistols with which both were crininally armed. Nc
b Blear 10 was the more expert in drawing his revolt
yer before his sDtsgon pistol was Unchanged Of
single barrel BIsnd fell upon the floor MORALLY
wounded, four balls having entered his person-ons
in biz right hand another in his right arm another in
bis right shoulder an still another and the fatal one
In bis right breast Brand he fell into the arms Of
his friend, cried out, George, I'm desd!' he was
carried into basement room Of the Planters House.
where he received every attention. but died in few
Lours Brand leaves . wife and three children to
suffer their cruel beresvems
ISL Louis Democrat March I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06
LOOK OUT FOR SLAVE-cATcRERs.

p ~ Eissv Of IN ~ Y Tysssa&
Sir: A small incident occurred ct the B'acE-slP,
foot OF Beekmsn st. in this City early this afternoon
which may serve a . csud,n to this community,
which has been comparatively quiet en- the subject OF
slave catching snce the 10th OF last May, when the
Gaze Of Stephen Pembroke wN % sunuxiiy de
posed Of
Tie George Steer, pilot boat, laying in said sip has
two colored men employed in her service. As one CT
these men, who had been shore, was about to step
on board, be wa allied byt~o unstared men, assun
ing TO be officers in search Of burglar, insimasns
that be was The man and demanding ihs, he shoud go
With them, at the ssme time touching bin on the
shoulder. He very wsely asked them TO sho. ther
warrant This vas not done, but they INSISTED upon
bis going With them. Al this time persons ~ho asa
been wsicbpg the movement, stepped up and sus
tanned the position taken by the maa ihsf tney vefe
bound 10 show their warrant.
While matfers stood thus tso stdTred oncefs ln.si
ferso. and said be had better go With them 70 VIC
Chiefs ofhcs; they are oficerI Inc resan
that the man went attended by two fataio ml1u''
Who bsd some trouble before they were 80 niI'e"'
have n prime ~i.nesses 20 these Transactions
This mater sails for explansiion- Ohcen, eA1eo
or Ut starred have DO right 70 arrest man on CO
Of Q serious crime vitsou; . ~snAnb OF "nn'''
hp0wirg bic name.
Til. srres, wss inside ic open dsy, When &c VS. 90
;rg abou. b. koles, bstiEse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06
AFTERNOON, 3 O'CLOCK.
STATE OF TIE MARKETS TO-DAY.

TUESDAY. March :, 1850 P. ".
AsHI-Tbere lie no change TO note in ether kind.
Corros-The market is dull, and ic. lower I'll
previous quotations
FLOUR AID nEAL-A brisk demand for Western
and State Flour, and with light arrivals prices are
i2ic. higher. The saes of Western Canal are 5000
bbls si &c 75a % for common to good S,s:e g. IS
o. e2i foS common 10 good Ohio and mixed TO fancy
Michigan and Indiana; extra Genssee Oil 2jssl2.
Canadian Flour is higher and in good densnd for
the Provinces tales 100 bbls st 81 37i eslo so,
duty paid. and 90 70 for very common in bond.
Southern Flour tenes upward. with fair demand for
The bone trade and West Indies sales 1000 bbls at
Sc 81 as 80 for mixed to good brands Baltimore,
&c. Rye Flour, dull sales; loo bbls., in lots, at
% 25ese so for fine, and s7es7 IS for supertne.
Corn Meal is plenty; sales 200 bbls jersey at 81 IS
a. 81.
GRAIS-Hoders Of Wheat firm; the arrivals
are light and The demand Is entirely for milling we
have only TO note q sale of 300 bush good white
Southern at o. 35 Oats are in good demand at 81 q
SEC for Jersey and Southern, and 81 &c. for State
ard Western. Corn IL unchanged yellow is scarce
and wanted for the East; sales 1000 bush. at sie
CSC. for Southern mixed 96c. for do. White and 81
css,. for ycllos do.
WsIsKY-Is lower ard unsettled; $50 bbls sold at
3dc for jersey ard sec for Prison.
PRovIsIoys-Reman az previously reported.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

This morning at II o'clock, meeting OF the artists
and employees at the Academy OF Music, was held in
the base ment OF the edifce.
Mr. ALLEGRI was called to the Chair, and stated
that be had received letter from Mr.. Phalen, pro
posir that they should give performance at as early
day a. possible, for the benefit eff the poorer portion
of the employees. II they desired he would resd the
letter. ICries OF Eyes" "Yes' The Charm N
then read as follows
Nrw.YoRK, Tuesday, March &, 1855.
Mr. ALLEGRI-SD: have read in this morning 5
papers with no small chsgrn. the painful statement
contained in the resolutions passed yesterday at 5
meeting of the artists and employ at the Ac sdemy
of Music, under the late management OF Mr.. Ole
Bull.
see that q new meeting has been called for this
mornirg at IL o'clock, 10 take into consideration the
unfortunate situation Of the poor portion, whose loss
of .slsry is loss of daily bread Should you dee N
il among yourselves q judcious mole Of relief,
would suggest your uniting together, and giving
performance for the benefit OF ali concerned lCres
OF Bravo Bravo
would further gest that the salaries of the los
est class sbould be paid in full. while the balance
should be div ded equally among the higher artistes.
II this should be the de csion of the meeting OF this
morning, It would give me- crest pleasure to put the
Academy Of Music free Of rent at their disposal aud
will cbesrfully take upon myself the usual addition
al expenses of the house. JAMES fHALEs.
At the termination OF the reading three cheers
were given for Mr.. Phalen.
Order being restored, Mr.. Allegri said that it had
been proposed to give the Opera on Wednesday
MIG h: It. but this though. to be too soon as the
matter could not be sufficiently noticed in the papers.
Thursday mig there would be concert at Niblos,
and new difficulty occurred as to Friday nisht-the
ne~ tenor objectng to begin anything new on that
day, therefore they had fixed upon next Monday
night After this benefit, new propositions would be
made and the Opera continued for the remainder Of
the season. The meeting then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06

DEATH OF A VLTERAy PREACHER Tho Engish
psp~rs received BY the last steamer report the dean
on the I'd Of February, Of the venerable Rev. u.
Fletcher Ct the age Of one hundred and eigM years
He was born on February 2, l7+7, at ClArbrouf, In
ttinghsmshire. From Elk years OF sge he bad been
brouq bt up in the tenets Of Wesleyan and remained
. member Of that body till bis death. He spent 50
wear, of his life In scfive pursuits. He ives at the
battIe of Bunker Hill, and followed Abercrornbis
into Egypt where be gained the esteem ana respec'
Company service, where be continued 80 years,
vben be retired on their bounty still preserving, up
10 within Elk months of his decease. that astonishing
activity of mind and body for which he was 40 re-.
marx able often travelling great distances oy ran sad
tur.uipg mis- holy calling, preaching Two or tnree
lines day regardless Of personal Inconvenience lsof
the objects Of charity snd benevoence.
Boston Tfsnscript
The QrrcxIsr TRIP YEr.-Cept. N. Berry, the
pepulsr Commodore Of the New York line OF steam,
stips, has achieved a glorious triumph over ON
Father Time, having brought Yesterday ansrnocu
bis SPLENDID steamship Nashville from New York u
the Bar in As hour, and 10 the wharf 10 81 ne iet'
Nev.York at IS minutes before T. on wednesday 81
t,rnoon and was at the wharf in this city AZ - MN
rites before 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon! Tnn u
the fasttst trip ever made between the two ports.
Tbs CAPTAIN bo~ever knowing the tide did not salt,
did not kury-otherwss It u the opinion OF many oil
hi, pw,epetrs competent to judge, that ne could have
arrived at the wharf 10 ~ hours.
(Chzrlss.on Courier, ID.
The Mssopic Hal, a. Altoona, Pennsylvsnis, wa
des,IOy ed by IRE on Monday morning. Loss -, 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06

WINTER COMMUNICATION TO LAKE SUPERIoR.-A
oorrespopdent nforms us that there is now good
,leieb rosd from Marquette to Bay Denoquete, Lake
Michigan.
This is the first communication by teams between
Lake Superior and Lake Michigan.
Our correspondent, who writes from Marquette uu-
der date Of Feb 10, says: "Several teams returned
lsst week loaded with grain. The mail leaves to-
morrow morning with twenty five passengers. Lake
Superior has three malls month hereafter by the
"wsy Of Bay Denoquette. The first mail this winter
d" contained over sixty bushels"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06

En-, ASH Loss oy LrE-The house Of John j.
provp. of Con way, Livingston Co, Mich, was burnt
lat sunday night attended by the following melan-
obolv circumstances: William, aged IL, and Emma,
AGED Year,, we're burn. in the house. Mrs. B. es-
csped from the house. but returned for her children.
Mr. B. rescued her from the flames, but she died IS
hours afterward. Jefferson, aged years, was badly
burot bat may recover. Mr.. b. was burnt, but not
dangerously. Hewss formerly a resident Of Barre,
NY. He went TO Michigan in 1886. Ia the summer
of 1871 his house and contents were burned in Mich
iean, but no one was injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-06

kis 10 b hoped that IN The midst Of our noble
city reform, ear Municipal Government viii con6ae
ear police forces 70 the handreds Of slSos cssss Of 10
&c len Of av nd and rst alos them NEEDLE
Win csses sbcat which there 10 . suspicion that the
only crime the party sought Is guilty Of il ,hss Of
stealing hs own body and soul. II the Chief
Of Police has Q right to ssnd out and Arrest
any eolored man on se' ous charge With
out Q warrant from . magistrate, then l say be
should have different plsce fer his Office. II is, Ger.
tAnly not safe in these times for so'ored to be
led into plsce surrounded by so many CRATES end
bars. without the protection of legal warrant Let
i, 20. be forgotten. Sir ths. the Eighth wr Station
BoD.e wss made use Of 10 nprson tie Pembroke
family, when arrested, last Msy and that toe on y
re,son given for i, vas that the officer Who made the
an.a Belonged to ihs, District and that he had q
righpto lodge his prisoners there
IT, according 10 our present municipal regulstio
a policeman has Q right 70 take any colored man,
going quietly about his business and without wsr'
rant take him TO the Station House then let US have
an other reform. Your, w. c. PrSSISGroS
Marrh g. lass
P. S.-Aitsr come examination the man was dis
charged Butts the matter 10 end here Who 10 the
man they are sesrchiDg fer Whs' is his crime
J. W.C.P.
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BY TELEGRAPH 70 rHB NETWORK TRIBUNE
THE ELECTION IN NEw-HAMPSHIRE

THE ELECTION IN NEw-HAMPSHIRE.
Speeia Dbpneh to The z Tribune
NASHUA. N. f., Tuesday, March 6, 1855.
An immense public gathering of the Know-Noth-
ipgs was beld at the City Hall last night Hundreds
who came to bear could not gain admittance to the
Hall. The people are intensely excited in the present
canvas. Addresses were made by John p. Hale,
John T Swift OF the Massachusetts, House of Repre-
septaiives, and David Cross, Of Manchester. The
Administration party were thoroughly sho =n up, and
the Nebraska infamy exposed. The American party
are very sarguine Of success. Mr.. Morrison con-
nepees .tunpng tonight, at this place. The Know
Nothing Convention at Concord to-day promises to
be large.