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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21
CONGRESSIONAL BROMIOs.

|; In following the proceedings of Congresss the
ensuing Session the reader who prefars not to
befcg himself needlessly will please cut oat this
article aLd place it where he may easily aod fire.
quently refer toit 1t will sage him from many a
blunder, and from some perplexity.
The ancient and honorable family Of Smits is rep)
resented. LAS yeti in the House only by Messrs.
William. Smith of Virginia, William X. Smith of
Alabama, and SamuslA Smith Of Tennessee They
are all Douglasites with regard to Slavery and
Kansao, but the first two haze Know Ncthiug ten
denotes, and william r. of Alabama was mainly
returned by Know. Nothing votes. Extra Billy"
of Virginia still considers himself q Democrat
thought he said he wouldn't vote for Wise last
Spring. and probably didn't
There are three Wngias in this Congress-
William Wright (SenaaOr) from New-Jersey
Daniel B. Wright of Mississippi, and John v
Wright of Tennessee. IN politics they are all
wrong
Of Stuarts there arc Charles e. Stuart (Serae
tory of Michigan and James A. Stewart Of Md -
hO.h Democrats
Of CampIslls, thOrs are James 81. Campbell of
Pa, Lewis D. Campbell of Ohio, and JOka P.
Campbell sfKy.-an anti-Pieres, and all 1--WE esr)
touched with the " Know Nothing frenzy
Of Bells, there are three-JAmes Bell Opp of
N H., John Bell (do) of Tenn, and Peter II. Bell
adm Of Texas. Edward Ball (Opp.) Of Ohio
will sometimes have his name misspeh in tele
graphic dispatches so as to be COMPOUNDED with one
Of them.
Of Thompsons, there are John r. Thomson
ADM of n. j., and John B. Thompson (Oppl Of
Ky.-both in the Senate.
Of Clarks, Ezra Clark, jr, Of Conn, and Bayard
Clarke of N. Y.-both X. n. Opp.
Of Se~ards VIM. 81. Seward SENATE, Opp of
New. York. and JamesL Seward Adm Of Georgia
The JoSeses are represented by James C.
jones' SENATOR of Tenn, Geo. W. Jones adm. }
Of the same State, and J. CLANCY Jones Of Pa
The two last named are Nebraska Democrats; the
frat named was Wing, and refuses to be Know.
Nothing
OF MarshalIs, we note Humphrey and Alex. K.
(bOtb K. ~ of Ky, and s. s. adm of Illinois
OF Pedrces, James A. SENATOR of Md, and John
j. OfPa-both Opp.
OF AHens, there are Philip (Senstor) of R. l.,
aud James c. Of Ill.-both Adm.
Of Wash6urnes, there are three Israel jr., Of
Maine, Elihu B. Of ILL.,, and Charles G. of Wise
all brothers, with eyes fixed on the North star.
Of Reads, there are David S. Reid DEM in
the Senate, and Edward G. Reade opp in the
HOuse-both of N. c.
OF Fullers, there are Thomas J. d. ADM OF
Maine and Henry NJ opp Of Pa.-both IN the
House.
OF Milers, there are Killisn opp OF N. Y,
Smith Miller adm Of Ind, and John G. Miller
(Opp.) of Mo.-the last two wrong on Kansas.
OF Halls, Robert B. (Opp) Of MAsa., and Au.
gustus ADM Of Iowa.
OF Darises, Timothy of Mass, and Henry
! Winter Of Md.-h0th K. h. Opp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21

The Rerfsfa Cont'mporaneo periodical pubkkhcd
at Turin Pedn ont u its impression for October con-
tsps very concise and comprehensive account Of the
late scientific convention at Providence, X. l., from
the pen Of Prof Bots, who for s,mc three yeas has
been residsnt Of this city. He begins with abort
but well efutstion of tbs opinion existing
IN Europe-wSich the writer is properly Of opinion
says originated with travellers, whose observations
were partial superficial and therefore iDcorrect-thst
higher scientifs pursuits are not coDseDia to the
American SOIL The writer asserts thst America is not
Only ahead of Esropein the development. of free in
situations but is entitled to hoi place alongside OF
France Germany and EDglsnt, by the results OF her
scientific labors. This he sustans by giving rapid
sketch of the leaDod productions o. the most eminent
me nbers Of the convention Redeld, Dana, Bsohe.
Henry Pierce, and BY enumerating scores Of other
mep who in various ways, cast ustez 90 the Amer-
lean name. Professor Botts shows In this article,
how happily extensive and varied informstion is
blended in his mino with Gear and enthusiastic ap
probation Of TIE scentisc progress Of our country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21

We publish tais morning the narration CT
some highly interesting discoveries made 10, Guats-
mala by the Abbtde Bourboprg, learnsd French
priest Who sse assure from the best authority,
is perfsetly competent to conduct such inyestaga-
tons. The Abe claims net only to have dscov
cred the TT mains Of various antique ot;esof great
magnitude and soldity, similar to those previously
found in Yuestan and othos parts OF that country,
but Ia has also CHANGED upon some most precious
monuments of the languages aud history Of the
oaiginal people, long anterior 10 the arrival oS
the Spaniards What will be HaOst surprising to-
scholars and will, dsastless be received with some
mere dxlity, is the assertion Of NJ. de BOurbourg
that these languages contain gndenisble relics Of
various Scandinavian and Teusonc tongues, Danish
Swedish, English, and even some oriental words
are said TO DO found in great dstinetness and
purity, mingled in the early dialects Of the cOun.
Try, while Indian traditions declare that their
ancestors migrated from the northeast BY sea
through mist and snow From these pathological
remains and these traditions NJ de Bourbourg con.
cludes that there was migration into the couatry
from the settlement of the Mortimer in Masss-
chusetts. If true, this is most interesting con-
trbution to the history of the American continent
and the public will wait with impatience for that
more complete account Of it which NJ de Bour
bourg intends to lay before the world, with the
doeums ntary evidence sustaining his conclusions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21
SEW HA.SIPS HIRE POLITICS
CONCORD, Tuesday,

CONCORD, Tuesday, Nov. 30, 1855.
Mr. Wells, the Democratic candidate for governor,
accepts tbs domination, and Il doing 80 says:
eff elected, will endeeyor in all constitutional
ways to restrain bigory intolerance, persecution and
fanaticism within harmless limits. Every law which
will nsu-e the naaiptenanceO of order the promotion Of
teDperar oe the free erjoynent Of religious and pot-
cal opinions the furtherance of educsion the uy
Of personal rights the stability and independence Of
the judiciary, and the enforcement Of constitutional
obligations, will sanction ard approve; but such
freedom Of opinion, to limit enbarrass the enjoy
ment Of political privileges to violate personal rights
to impose burdens upon one claao Of c liens sc-
count Of their birthplace or religion which are not inn
derthe pretense Of rsorm or to render the Judiciary OF
our State dependent upon the rise fall Of parties,
vial oppose l have examined the resolutions adopted
by the convention, and shall give them my cordial
support
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21

The Boston Daily Adrerfnsr accuses Us OF steslius
fom ns columns, The chsree is rather surprisingly
but a. il may Be true, without our knowledge, We
sotmny beg pardon Of our resp. cted contemporary.
and still more Of our readers to WYNN we proher Tia
assurer &c that il is faai we could er have cam
United Voluntarily
We take the occssiopto inform Tie 4. 'rcrtse' th~
it was perfectly at liberty 70 copy Mr. BsTA fd fsy~'
tr.n.sscn OF the address 10 America, feh 'erea "
Mile RseheI on her final appearance II b us Guy,
without giving any credit TO rHE TRBU'E aeas
trans atiou was n1sde by Mr.. rsylorexpnssy "a Nue.
Rachel and was printed in the same psnphi.s WIN
tie original, fer circulation among the sudie7cs a.
the theatsr Instead of copying T. however, TIE IA
r,tinr give translation OF its Own, from whish ~
extract the passage enooed, when prenonoeS "
IL pe Rachel in French:
uhsn nation IKE Ibis so noble s0S true.
Entioed oh.Is-i sP'r!t wondcyto vcs,
Oh 40 rot they cItd, 70 that far ciSant land.
oh venture not 40, on America susut
lis nstioI Of ,Aer--ihy ask but strong srns;
FOR geuius they seek tot tney know no, It's charms
The speech Of Corn -il- 20 them Is rrtnsva-
Oh 90 not, t1eJ tel re, snd i have '1,e."
World anybody ever suspect us TO be capable u
az hitting stuff ike that nto columns wi.ost TAX
ing grea, Gaze to et it be known whence oryesteds
Tie Advertiser should have made its charge Of pla-
gai on some occasion VIXEN 1t would ,eem less pre-
posterous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21
THE REPUBLICAN MOVEMENT.

When the last Congress, under the whip aud
spur Of Executive dicts,ion and patronage, repa.
dated the Missouri Compact and opened the i'm
mense Territory thenceiorth known q, Kansas and
Nebraska to Slavery, there was a very general and
Involuntary exclamatioa throughout the Free
States, That 10 the last feather which breaks the
"camels back-the last drop which ovcrdows the
"eup-we have borne much in silence, but this
I'VE will not abide" 1housands who had de-
nouncsd all resistance 10 the Compromise Of 1850 ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21

OF Fosters, lafayette s. Opp in Senate from
Conn, snd Nathl @ tx. NJ in the House iron
Georgia. ..,...... F.. ,.,.,., 4. II ,,..,-,.
Of Hessisss, Sam Of Texas (for SAM saI
George S. ADM Of Alabama.
OF Co6ss, Howell of Ga. and Williamson r.
W. of Als.-cOth Adm.
OF HARNESS. Jrmes N. KIN of Md, Sampson
". Adm Of Ais, and Thomas L. ADM Of
Illinois.
OF Bernet,,, Henry OPP Of NY and Fl $.
Adm of Miss.
Lyman TrmbrR appears in the list as both
Senator and representative from Illinois IL 10
understood that the Governor refuse> to commits
sion him for either, alleging that be VISA aJudse
at the time of or jun before bis electios, aud 50
made ineligible BY the State constitution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21
FRON MEXICO AND TEXAS.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Nov. 90 1855.
The New. Orleans mails Of Monday aud Tuesday last
received and the papers contain full details Of The
late Mex an ness.
Comonfor.s resignation Of the ministry OF War had
not been accepted.
The governor of Texas recommends the legislature
to accept the act of Congress for the adustment Of the
Texas eebt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21
DEPARTURE or THE ASIA.
boston, Nm

Boston, tuesday, Nov. 20, 1855.
The mails for the steams' zip Asia close at 8 o'clock
TO morrow morning, and she sails for Liverpool at 10
O'Clock.
OF Chatham, this M rning, there we're one hundred
schooners,. twenty bfigs, and four barks, lying at
anchor berg lsrgef number than ever before known
on that portion Of Par coast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21

At the meeting of the Board Of Ten Governors
last evening, the Finance committee submitted
their report of estimated expenses for the Aims
House department for the year 1856. The amount
aiked for is $8l7 600, of which S1656oO is for
buildings and repairs. Two years ago the expense
WAS S552, 600
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21

HrAyr BEr.-E1 Senator Hawks and w. F. Ar.
the vote Of Chicopee. the former oonspdng that Il
would give plurality for Gardner The vote -ss 400
for Rockwell, 2s9 foe Beach, and 9Is for C,srdn.r.
Mr.. Arnold has therefore won the bst. The uoonsv
Wa not "put up," but the bet vas put Ia writing
and agredby both parties. lHsmpshirs tMsss.) Gsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21

We shall PRINT for regular rutsorbss. over $4,000
copies Of the WEEKLY Tribune. Of this week H. without
doubt the best advertising medaI 10 the county, Th. the
last day for receiving advertisements for this weeks issue
Price, Seventy.fvs Cents a line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21
LOSS OF THE SCHOONER VICTORY.

CHARLEsrON, Tue day, Nov. 20, Iooo.
The schooner Victory, from Wilmington for TIini-
dad, foundered at sea yes.erday GA tbs port. An
hands were taken off by the schooner Miranda, and
arrived here this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21

We publish 10 another page communication
from Capt. Levy, late of the navy, complaining oil
injustice done him by the late retiring Board
which will, doubtless, be read with attention by
ali who are interested in naval matters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21
HOG PACKING

CIScIsSATI, TuesdAy, Nov. %, 1888.
The weather here is fsvora DIE for bog ssughterins.
and TIE season has fairy commenced. Several large
houses are already packing. bshk business u doing
In hogs, and the ma:kct q firm at ak dollars sna
eighty seven cents, ssd tending u2ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21
Men, lark Dadu @.ibare
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1855.

subscrbe- THE TRIsuSE wishing their Post ofice al
dress changed should ell cases give their preseni
and specify which edition whether Daily Semi Weekly, OF
Weekly and club subscribers should give date Of subshpton
This would frequently prevent delay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21

The steamship Canada, from Liverpool to
Boston, with one weeks later news, is now in
her eleventh day out, and fully due at Halifax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21
LOSS OF THE SHIP MARY WARD AND BARK
THOMAS 4. BAXGER.
CHARLEsros, Monoay, NJ

CHARLEsros, Monoay, Nov. 49, 1855.
The chip May Ware, of Me-: Yors, fron Boston
for New Orleans and tie bark Thomas Z. Baxter of
Philadelphia, from SsvsBDsh for Havsas wee total.
y lost on the goth ult on Absco reef, Bahamas. Al
hands were saved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21

Elsewhers We print rspOr. Of the interesting
ceremony attending the dedication Of monument
to George Taylor, yesterday. ct Eastoo. Pennsjl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21
STATEMENT OF THE BOSTON BANKS.

~ =, BOsIOhi IlFsdayl Nov 70, foJ5'
The following are the footings Of our weekly Bank
statement:
Capital stoct $50 10 00s Due ether bsnks no
L7ans and tiscountA 81 so 900 Deposits 1S6neO
speee tsDks..... 2i1 600 Circulation sp~
Due TN cthsr banks. 95S4DOo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21
FAIRBANKs's SCALES

Still TkIUnpBAsTIi
tbs Report Of the American institute Committee on Scales
rssds thus:
fAIRBAsKs Co., Broadwsy-FOr Heavy Platform scole-
Gold Medsl. g.,
FAIRsASKs CoFor Platform sess perfectly correct with
drop lever Silver Msde.
KIsBASks& Co.-PrsscIiptiop scsle--DiplOms.
FAIRBAsKs& Co-Por God Coin DetectOr and PostOhice
BslADce-Dipoms.
The c.es mentioned above taken from the ordinary
Of the sobcnber and proved Of the ts before the
Institute just what they warranted TO
every end In every day service perfectly correct
They are By the orgnsl invent
o taken render them perfect
CARDS msteaeyery Scale being subjected
10 before 1t allowed to out Of the estso
Isbment =.
Eeary mode Of these Weighing Machines are now
offered 20 the business public, Among which are;
RAILHo and DEPoT SCALES
HAy and Coal SCALES with Iron levers
WAREHOUSE ScAks.
SToRr ScALks 40 great variety. 800
Also Des FAMILY Scale which should BE- found In every
house.
WyIGHMAsrgRs BEAMS
BlNKEns and DRuGGIsTs' SCALES.
Posi-. OFFICE BALANCES.
OoLD-Con scALfs -
extensive and compete assortment Of
weighing Ap psrstus be found 10 the United States
FAIpBANgs a. Co,
No. 1879 Broadway, NewYork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21

Co by Indus ii kthioon Of q Nstcns for tueir
..pt Guar rnpss ketorepcss m superiority
PROT. s.or Valentine Mot, NiA Pskst ssd John
han An st Of Of ie and
RE msn cured this TIa,s ~ AARsH Co.'S Ne
S Maiden lane HewYofk md BY M,As CoRLIss Co. No.
sNye.l ,thst Cincinnati OhAA OpsA 6ssn A uHds ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21

EK-GOV. CRITTENDEN IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Nov. 20, 1885.
Ex Gov. Crittenoen was sereDoded last evening It
he Girard house. Mayor Conrad introduced him to
the assen bed crowd, by whom no was received with
the heartfelt applause. He delivered speech return
ing th anks for the honor done him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21

v,n. 1bi, /, tn first monument erected to a
.,,,.r a. tina ascI,,,t;os of Independence. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21
UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM ALABAMA.

BALTimoss Tuesday, Nov. 20, 1855.
Beth branches of the Alabama Legislature asscus-
bIed in joint convertos yesterday, aud on. the 6rx
Ss.los the Hon. Benjamin Fitzpatrick was reelected
United Ststss Senator for the next six ysAss. tbs
vote stood-Fitzpatrek, seventy .nine Pryor, forty
FIVE.
We have 10 mai tbis morning south OF Augusta,
Georgia.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED by
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THE PRESIDENTS Me SSAGE.
WAsHIsGros, Tuesday, Nov. 20, L

AccOrdineto present determination no copies OF Tho
Presidents message wiz he cent ost Tor nsvspspers a.
heretofore In advance ofits delivery 10 Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21

HoIIOwAY's OlNTMTNT.-The frat Surgeons
~ hls great country sooSy ad nebY
his celebrated er ants add tho pablo
ssi,v AZ an ehcseous 0f WOUNDS, sad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21
Tonic QUAssA CUPS FOR DYsPEPTICs.
fwYStsisSsAs y

No. n Msdenlsne ~
The largest assortment Of BEDS, MATTRESSES,
FnAraTa BsDs, Core, CoMfoSTrhs SLMKtrs, &c'' ever
wuLARp, AseSt No. $50 Chsthsm.st, cor. Of Mubeny
Dn S. s. FgTCI, author Of " Six Lectures on
day sssStsdi from sns Ssoss Sss,snpdoa A..a
and Females Consultation free
BArCfRLORs HAIR DYE.-WHis AND TOUPEEs
This celebrated establishment s No xtS Broadway. Twelve
private rooms expressly for the application Of his famous HAs
all Others e1cens in beauty Of peculiar
sArcHELoRs No. zsS Broadway.
MRuoDEoNs-GEo. A. PRINCE & Co., Buffalo,
ard No 81 Fulton York awarded Silver Medal
for the BEsr MELoDEoS exhibited at the Fair Of the Amer
loan Institute
AWoRK on the History, Prevention and Cure of
s cG1 .n9 Of A .sn .sG H Ss
vous ard Motor syst, m. Of tee the Human Economy.
II. Con forts, and TO Longevity.
With suerOus Ensyinss illustrating the various systems Of
No. $50 Broadway, NcwYosk.
Tbs abs We ot,oduecy TSl on Chronic Disease. ssd Pa~o
ready .ct !. ,. sen, to any address free Of charge
,ns their esses fully. Office nOurssto4
CRIsr.BoRos HAIR DYE, WIGS aad ToVyEss
rsnd preernent above all composition suite OF elegant
Svss % for spPyns bis %G s Dor the Ia. '1 Ss~
,s Of a. Tovrsr s1s son e whoissss
end retail a CnisrAposo's. No sAstor House.
To PAPR MAKERs-Ws have in store andl to
arrive within hhoen d.ys 1900 bales foreisa and Domestic
RAGS oil aG w. which offer al Low PRIcBSto responsible
buyers. Pspe laying Winter stocs will do vol TO
ordot from u personally OF by letter
Jeak PRIEsTi.Ey Cs.,
Rag wehOusoS 81 FrOni Paper wareaorss 40 Nss'au't
LIVER ComPIArNT AND BysP RsIA,-Phila-
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ssed your HooTI 9kRnAs BisrsRs in my family tor the
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eeed 70 acknowledge that have received tho ersse
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HoIIOwAYs OlNTMENr.-The frat Surgeons
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AWoRK on the History, Prevention and Cure {


Stand preernent above all composition suite OF elegant
pvsis sPaItmonts for applying bis famous Drs the yeste
style OF Wiosand ToUpEEs perfection ssif wholesale
end retail 1t CnisrApoRo's No q Asor House.
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To PAPR MAKERs-Ws have in store nnGl to
arrive within fifteen days 1900 FOREIGN and Domestic
RAGS oil s which offer Ut Low PRIcsSto responsible
buyers. Pspsrnskers laying Winter stocs will do vol to
ordot from ~ personally OF BY letter
Jeak PRIEsTiEY &C.,
Warehouse Front Paper 10 Nessau ~
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NELODEoNs.-GEo. A. PRINCE & Co., Buffalo,
ard No 81 Fulton st. New York were awarded Silver Medal
for the BEST MELoDEoS exhibited at the Fair u the Amer
loan Institute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21

This celebrated establishment No x,S Broadway Twelve
private expressly for ths application OF his famous HAIR
bTE BArcHELoR's WIGS and foUPEEs have improvements
all Others. excsng in besuty Of arrangement peculiar
70 this hoaIe The largest STOCK Of WIGs In the world.
RArcEELoR's. No. Z3S Broadway.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-03-23
The Con1est in Yirginia.

Mr. Wise will no longer have to stumr
the Old Dominion without visible opposi.
ton "SAM" has assumed shape and
substance, and in the person of THOMAS S
FLouRNoY stands proudly pre-eminent."
The nomination of Mr.. F. for Governor by
the American party; JAMES NJ H. BEALE
for Lieutenant Governor; and JoHN NJ.
PATTON for Attorney General; is received
with qualification throughout the State. and
fdumbfounGs the old, ruling Richmond En-
gmrer. Mr. Flournoy is one of the most
popular men and distinguished Wings Of
Virginia Mr.. Beale is a widely known
and faVorite Democrat, and Mr.. Patton is
also distinguished Democrat. They are
now identified with the American organiz-
alton, and the prospect is very fair that
Virginia win follow in the footsteps of New
Hampshire in May next sa 60 hzoFazai
The Richmond Wing places the Ameri-
can ticket at the head Of its editorial col
lumns, and declares, cit will take like hot
cakes, and bea. the Wise card out of sight" :"
The Richmond Penny Post exsols the tick
ct highly, and says this is the first fruit of
the union of those ten thousands of patri-
OTIS in Virginia who have taken up the cry,
iAmericGns shall rule America!' That
paper predicts that Mr.. Wise will be beat
en- 10000 votes! ~ t-Fat. EA
Not long ago some of Mr.. Wise's back
ers were anxious TO bet from $1,000 10
IS, GOO on bis election, and We see by the
last Washington Organ, that gentlemen
now stand ready to take the bets, and more
of the same sort" "SANi" is evidently
travelling through the Union. Democratic
denuciations by presses and conventions,
arc the feed he grows on.-Clepeland Her.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-03-23
United states COnrf.

We learn by the Cleveland Herald tha
the Circuit and District Courts for The
Northern District of Ohio were organized
on Tuesday morning.
Alto o'clock Judge Wilson took the
bench, and Marshal Fitch proclaimed the
Court opened.
The Court then appointed Frederick W
Green as Clerk OF the Circuit and District
Courts for the Northern District of Ohio
and the oath Of Office was duly administered
The Court appointed as Masters and E z
uminers in Chancery, Charles StelsOn and
James Fitch, of Cleveland.
The following gentlemen we're appointed
Commissioners, 10 wit: Joseph Adams and
John C.. Grsnnis, of Cleveland, Mathew
Birchard, of Warren, William Dunbar. Of
Mt Vernon, and E. d. Potter, Of Toledo.
The Marshal has appointed as Bailiffs, ].
G. Wales, of Clyde. James Lawrence and
William Green, Of CIeveland.a ,aita7 'szi5