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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-25

ssnaer'~ Esr INN ssis:cr..-Ihe attention OF the
rnbi j. e8el to tie annexed certificate of BAKERS PRE-
BTTFI{, hieh the popular family modi
rim limo, in dis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05

Peelits.. VITO lave ever given S reluctant adhe-
.icr to the war, hsve Joined their standard las
infringement Ct the Free trsde princPIe' wniea
eyery reimposition of taxes involves, VIII ald
fuel 10 the fame Of opposition. IL Is 40 'n's
Frse..rSde and peace section We see the germ Oh
that Republican party to which the exPosufe'
Of sristocracy sre hourly lending riPeaess aud
strength. Toe officially Of obtaining soldiers,
now that those great military farms Of ireland
and SEQ! and have been made solitude, must,
too. increase she crisis.
The peace-party OF England represents not the
noise Of the mob, but toe power OF tae iadus-
trious middle cla,s which has for the last thirty
wears with strong and sure step, advsnced ontae
morbid and decrepid class above them. GreaI
circumstances are alone wanting to give to tas
powerful usjdle class as great strength In P9hs''
cal as it wielss In social circles. Sich cir
cumstauces have come. We trus! they will use
it wisely and well.
In the mean time, the Premier appears to en-
tertsin pleasant disregard for this political ele'
ment. Ii may be interesting TO our Colonial
neicbbors to know that the new Under Secretary
Of the Colonies-so whose wisdom Is intrusted,
at present, the sole direction Of the affairs OF
many countries and peoples-is Mr.. John Ball. an
Irish member of the British Parliament. who ap-
pears to have had nothing TO recommend him 10
such d,,inctoD, beyond an interruptions reAdi'
ness to 90 The small dirty work Of party. lie
belonss TO the uljramontsne Roman Catholic
marty and affords another example OF the policy
On which Lord Palmerston Is evidently bent OF
governing Ireland on thorough Roman Cath
Ole and England on thorough Protestant princi-
ple.. Mr.. Ball is member for Carlow, aud hiled
the office of Assistant Poor Lsw Commissioner
for Ireland
Sir Chsrles TreyyysE bias been for some days
under examination b. The ROebuck Committee,
and the circumstance of bis being looked upen as
the champion of r. tape, has lent TO his evidence
sn unusual interest. Holding the office OF per-
manent Secretary of the Treasury be has, from
his intimate acquaintance with details, necesss'
rily certain power over eyery Incoming admin
istratiop, AID has exercised more influence on the
practical working of her system than any man now
in Ep.lapd He held Office for many years In
Indis. and bis marriage with the sister OF Mr.
Mscaulsy, the great historian, procured for him
his present appointment. His defence OF all the
forms and fooleries Of the Commissniat 10 the
Crimea was elaborately weak. lie Is of the doc
tiirsire school, unbendiDg in opinion, untirng IN
work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05
NAPOLEON AT LONDON.

Jeames Yeliowo plush bss been very busy ~
writing for the Loodoa journals accounts OF ITO
reception and entertainment awarded TO Mr. aud
Mira. Bopspsrte. Jesmss hiss always enough 10
do with all the reporting OF royalty aud tsak
bearing bis yellowplush msrk, which ia vain "A
American would seek to initiate In this wise q
large proportion of the original writing Ia the
London papers appears to be from the pen OF
.Jesmes. being SLAYER concentrated, aud hence
the work of taat cooksied parsonage must Do i'm
meuse. In the raw and pure m sterisl of servl-
ty. commend us to an English saobi nothing c1
equal the type 10 any other country, HE hack.
MED phrases on the GRACIOUS condensation
"of Prince Albert to Sir JoSeph Paxton. on
"tte afable dignity Of their august guests /"
Faugh To find men, In this Nineteenth Cen
tury, who write and print in Eogish, servilites
that would make tawpy son Of the East blash to
utter
When the great crime OF destroying the French
Constitution aud massscreing its supporters Was
cousummsted by Louis Bonaptrte-Rhen he
stood foremost among burglss, perurees, aud
murderers-- The London Times, with pitllem
particularly and feryent rhetoric worthy the
eloquence that great national crises lent TO De-
mostbene,, Cicero or Chatham, morally glib
b.ted the wretch. "An Englshmsn" formed
biche for himself in the literary temple Of the
natien, by bis facts and his diction, scattered
through the diffusve page of the great London
journal. But now all this is changed. The
memory Of crime when successful IL shors-liged.
The Court calendar is su ,erior to prison dnci-
pline. The Great UDguillotined has become the
generous ally and noble friend. Tae Guelph
swallows pride and pedigree, and stoops to en-
brace and hObnob with the parvenu aud
felon. The ineGable John Butt turns out. The
highways are damned with tens and ffdes Of
thousands. The least twist, singer, or LOOK Of
the august set in their bsrouche, is recorded BY
the Yeowpluthes Of the press. as though god
rsdisted through tue thoroghfares. The regal.
Imperial visit too, to the Crystal Palace; tia
absolute aud sacred privacy at the first entrance
Of The party; then, after ward, 900 of the
"pOpulsce let in to cheer and fling up their
greasy caps-sre all most funkily see forth. 50.
too the Lord Mayor and bis Guildhall feed, and
tie lying speeches pro and con- are not all these
writ down
But what becomes Of British pride Is as
heart of Old English Oak rotten, that nation
shakes hands with red handed perjury and murder.
ard swallows its words so lately and bravely
uttered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05

now, from creed, turned into poiao'l pro
ersmue, or rather vast political menace WIZ
800, 600 bsyOnets to support 1t
Nor sre these zoo, 600 soldiers all tue forces 7"
covld command. A word from tue Rl'sI,n L
peror :. the hesd Of an army, marching upon sae
CsrPs'hisns, And nine or zen millions OIL o,a'o-
pi,p. in Austria would be agiss;ed as IN ioi9i 8
victory over the Aastrisns, and they would os N
full iD.urreclion; while Hungary aud Italy "ouid
be b.rcly le,s ploSed BY Revolutionary aelt''fOn'
Here il a danger which might well make Francis
Joseph pause: for unless be could at once defeat
the great slsvouisn army on bis fren'ers ana
carry the war into the enemy's county be m'sa'
81 veil give up the contest before entering the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05

very process Of sc sddSess, which "a,
Post objects 10 as "vinolouve legid,ase.-
Moreover, Judge Lorips did vislste al eT,scss
law OF Massachusetts,. commonly called he Lss.
mer set which prohibited. In terms, aay osS,,
Of Massachusetts, from cooperating ia tho coz.
fnene nt in any jail or other building. belougiar
to the State, or e any town city or ces,aty 10 Il
- Of any person, foT tAe reason tbs! Re is cl,ast
.aa fugitive slave" If Judge Llriag il ne. n
be removed for violaticg that law IL 10 not liks,r
that be would be removed for violating AM other
,imilsr law. Nor is Il likely tbs. hs Will b. re-
moved
The probability Is thai The Richmond Eagsir~,
The Erssisg Post and The Journal Of Csmn.rss
will carry the day. The Governor of M,,,.
chusetts is understood TO be IS to shi, mi ter,
in the custody Of Mr.. Attoney-Gsneral CHI
ford who Keeps bis conscience aud scts u
his father confessor; and the tricsy maanex
in which In tAe Lewis case that Off ;isl pl,ycS
into the hands Of the slaye-holders, doing his
best by volunteering his jesuisct ADVICE.
TO defea. the service Of criminal war
rant issued under Massachusetts, authority, .ad
which, if served, might have sns'ched that vic
tim from the teeth Of the blcodhounds, Leave,
very little to be expected from tha. quarter Nj
Attorney has indeed been himself too deep IN tSs
busines not to feel little sympathy for jules
Loripg and no doub. he would also like we'll tai
opportunity of bsgging a Knos Nothing Lesit
laiure, and Of killiug of = Know. Nothing Gov.
ernoy-two birds with one stone. z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05
ESCAPE OF FUGITIVE SLAVES.
10 ne Editor II The n. 7. Tyibune.

10 he Editor II he ~ T. Tyfsune
SIR: correspondent in Paterson has furnished yoa
with an account Of relief given in that place to sd
runaway slaves from Maryland on their journey. A
and other persons have been imposed upon by sis-
lar calls On cur charity, beg leave to cay tbs.
think the benevolent people Of Paterson have besa
alfo imposed upon These impostors have besasn
succeesful operation in and about New York FOR
number Of years, and good living TO tho impOs.'n
hss been the result. Reflect for a moment. Ran
away slaves do not start unsdvisedly without mesn,
rot knowing where to 60 and can hardly reach Nes'
York without discovery being intercepted unless
by concert Of friends TO aid the slave in hs
journey to Canada. So that these chance aoplicsas
IN the darkness Of night are really impostors, who
play the game Of runaway slaves, on the ereduliyH
the sympatizDg public with considerable success.
p ersons doubt the story Of their wrongs, ana
few make the cese known for fear Of conpro ns
ing their standing. cannot believe otnerwise tnss
that the Petersen people have been Paying money"
false pretsnders. D.
Nat >, 1850
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05
FEVER AND AGuE.-Read the testimony of Hon.

n y
pEsHLER's AMI PERIODIC, OR FEyER AGUs PILLS.
AsIoR House. n. Z. Dec Is, 1854
CHAs. D. DEsHLrR Eso-Deir SIR. will not claim the
$500 YOU sEreed TO give If your medicine did
bsirg suffcery reIruhersted By perfect recovery
troubled foT several months with aundoe bilious fever and
ever and Your pills performed perfect By their
through single They recommended to
by friend whom feel sresy obliged shall recommend
them with perfect eoshdenee al Of similar character
Tlaly yours. r. B. COLEMAN.
Aso. read what Physicians say:
We hsve used Deshles Anti Period: Pis n hundreds Of
Of fever and Aue ard have Known person
ASCEND chill after commencing with them. We consider
them safe and vsuabe sdy tina. ough. be within The
reach Of ever family that liable ehill sad fever
VIZ A NEWELL, N D. Allentown, y J.
A D. HXwELL. New Brunswick ~ -
Note from the Hen. Theodore Frslip shuyssn.
From the professional character and reputation Of DIS
Newell above named and the in which these gentle
With Mr. Dsshler held in this slss, take pleasure
IN stating that any representations made BY them worthy
public confidence. THEo. FEELNSHUYsEN
New B;unswiek. J, Jan q 1851
Sold By al respectable sea.r Aso By wholesale or retail
at the wholesale depot. Nc. 81 Broadway NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05

They had al int estipg tine last evening 81
the Broadway HOust-cIvsssirg toe claims OF
some Of the delegates from the Third Ward to
tie Young Mems General Committee. HIndooi'm
and Silver Grsyism ,hore couspicuousls, but suf-
fered defest, as usual Messrs. McMdlen aud
Henderson were sustained BY TIE Committee.
TIE Committee tran,acsed no other businem ex-
csptpg the removal Of Mr.. CholE Is HindoO'
one of the Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05

From sevsstopol We have the news of eight
days boubardmen' Of the place with Ave hun
dred guns. The dsmsge doe. not seem to have
much exceeded the power of the Russians to re-
pair, hight by night. There was nothing 10 indi-
cate either thst the assault would soon take place,
or that it would be successful when undertaken.
We hardly think Sevastopol will be carried before
Louis Napoleon gets there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05

VIII tvs TRfBUsE deny that Syracuse its proFam rs
Preston King for Governor and Horace Greeley for Lie
Goyerrorl We presume net tor such is the fact
fAlbsoy ResistL
The Register is badly informed. THE TRIBUNE
had DO particular candidates whose nomins,ionst
Syracuse it advocated. Nsr, so far as We mo
informed, did any person connected with Tue
TRIBUNE propose, or expect or endesvor to pro.
cure, from the Syracuse Convention, she nomina-
tiops me ntioned by The Register.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05

Yesterday morning fire occurred in AnisS-
place. BY which q coach manufac DRY aud other
property, amounting to about si5, 900 was de-
.royed. The iigh wind that prevailed at the
tine. carried fakes Of FIRE and cinders over
mile distant from the scene Of corh.gratiOn.
Tbese cinders falling upon the roofs Of otter
builoinq, caused FIVE OF six fires n different
places.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05
The Tribune for California.

We shall issue THIS MORNING TIE TRlBuyr
for California, Oregon and The Saadscicl Islands
1t will contain summary of al the Latest Foreign
and Domestic News since the last steamer; Money
and Msrke, Reports, Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing, can be
had at the counter in the publication Office Tbs
Morning. Price cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05

The Courier des Etats Unis of yesterday explains
that the trsnslatOn of the phrase in Mr. Soue speech
81 the crowned sssassns Of Europe sd of the
"crowned cut-throat who rules France" was not
original with IT, bat copied from the French por-
ton Of Tie ". o. Bee. We were accordingly ia error
in atributing to the Courier this perversion Of Mr.
Soule's language
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05

CANAL HAyrGArIos Several boats arrived u
Albany yesterday. There was small break O.
Yates Aqueduct, neer Fultonyille, which wouA
probably delay navigation for one day. Heavy bosh
will clear this morning from Rochester.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05

The Know Nothing, in Illinois have split oil
the Slavery question, and the State couuc'
broke up in ill-humOr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05

Mr.. Greeley arrived safely at Liverpool, by hs
Asis, On the 22d ut. TIE outward voyage Is reported
as on unusually pleasant one. We have letter from
him describing it, which We shall try to publish On
Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05

Buffslo Hsrbor is open, TIE Michigan Centra
Railroad boats arriving yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05
NstuI DIRK Daflu Gbn,ra
SATURDAY, MAY s. 1855.

Adyertseneau for TEE TEIsusE Of hoassy ssgts - b
sent /. bsfors o'eloct o. Saturday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05
TRAVELLING TRUNKS,

CROUCH & FITZGERALD corner Of Broadway snd Maiden
lane under Howard dots) Wholesale ana Retail Mauuf.c
found in tie linton Comprising French Eusi,h
styles Of Sole Leather Trunks. great vaey Of Ladies
Dress Tiuuks Naises. Bags Hat Boxes &c. kc
Persons in Of Truck Na4e, or Carpet Bag cannot
fail OF being suited from such variety Of well made articles
Merchants Eetpg orders from South America Cuba or the
West Inds ands find articles adapted f'r that trade
oss, ssS dt up ssf sdsI''sd TO DC equal 70 '"
European travellers would do well to call at our place for sn
outfit Our Male Posie Trunk peculiarly adapted or Europe
travel. being sh and durable eonmodious cheap .nd ne
viii alp under the berth Of any Of the steamers,
CRoUoH FITzGEsALs. cor. Broadway sod Maldenl.ne
VINO CAN DOUBT Read the following, and
be eonvrced that HooFLsSDs GERMAN BITTEEs7 never
Henry C. Sheldon, Troy n. Y Dec 80 1880 said From
careful observation copy ncsd that your Hooaand Ger
Biittrs better article than II IS, Ks vs.,
B--'s& sc Oue gentleman. troubled vita Dsspscss, who
has purchased bslfs dozen OF the bers ssys IL the only
sroe be has found that hiss Afforded him relief Now be IN
RuGobT Saunders. Buffalo, N Y, Dec. 20 1850 'sld We
krss from experience having useo 10 families, that
DR. Hooasros German Bitter al aud more than they axe
recommended 70 be
Fox sal. by Druggists ard dealers everywhere.
HAIR DYE, WIGS AND ToUPEEs. -BATCHE-
Ions Mandatory is Nc 2SS Broadway Nine private
sxpr, for the application Of bis famous sis DYs Sold
TovPEEs in the world. Also bAreHELoRs AoLDAyIt CsrAA
That 1T KEEPS IT'S OWN SECRET, may truly be
said Of cKsr ADoRo ExcELsIos hAR oYE and in this
sss Nobody suspects deception 10 the hair
ont suspielon h.auiactured sod applied Gn private
looms BY CsIsIADoEo. No Astor House
GREAT Music AND PIANo-FoRTE WAREHOUSE.
Ely MuScrs having talen possession Of ter spacious
Offering the ard de.ifable assortment Ct PaSos
and MELoDroS to be found the city including the cee-
brsied Triple snssd Double Octave fNOs, msds By oar
Pianos. Mss.rs CaIhsr, & Needhsms MFLoDEoSs All
of which We viii sell At Priee. ts.t DEFY e,nPeii;iSn
n B.-PIANos and nELoDEoSs 10 LEI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05
RnsinfHs Netites.

WHITE. The batter . 80 refined;
hes moved foes his GA systlos;
Hes got q store not Known before
Fer Hsftips reputation.
Uheree'r he roes both hboy and gs
Are sure h's slsps 20 foilo~.
They'll fpo him bsIt the hosp'ts1i
He beats ell hstosIs follow
His 1000. are choice I bsec 20, az.
They'll sal, this pIish'y ns,.oni
They csB't b. beat on sfesf oroAo~E,
And need Iot bis is1dston
The Halter most famed
Throughout the lsod.
IL he Hstsr hero G.ms1,
AhS this IL his stanS-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05

TRUSSFs. SHOULDER BRACES, ELASTIC
Stockings Ladies Belts Abdominal supporter. End nstra-
merits ne Relief and Care Of al Deiormihs constantly
On made riT by Dr. GLOVES AZ the Surgeons
pTs Irs,if No 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05

-, ''""vW.hiLS N uhhAl SAthiflCk.-Ne
VIII open THIS hokSiNs immense stock OF rich eubrO
dered Under Han ekerehie and linda. Sleeves CoIl.rs
Wosted b.nds Poehet Hsndkerehefs &e., which we vii
SET one bali their cost to msnnfsstue Also SEQ pairs Of
tie cheapest goods offered IN this city
Z H. LfAosxArsR s. Co ST Broadway, Ger. Leonard o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05

The KNOX STyLE.-Tbe merits OF halter are
M .itore,.r by the quality Of bis hats but their
tss,s st,s sps Ksox, Of No 2s taltoost aud
No $50 BrosdvA article remarkable for quSity
80 ,xs A. h proved By reference 70 those fer the spas
sos Let the.e who doost what call and examine saa
he a lose Of their impfeSiop
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THE VERY LATEST NEWS
TELEGRAPH AND THE MAILS
THE HOUR OF PUBLICATION.

PITTsBURo, Feb a. noon.-Five feet water in
The channel Weather extremely cold and clear.
NEW YoRK, Feb. "a, noon.-Cotton unchanged
Flour firm, 1880 bbls sold; good Ohio 87a9 20;
Southern unchanged. Wheat firm, Southern red,
IA. Corn tritle higher, 81 600 sold; Western
mixed 50. Pork firm, old mess liz l2al3 Is: beef
unchanged. Lard dull. Ohio whisky 81 Stocks
better. Money is plentiful at 4Ia5, on CALL Erie
46s; Cleveland and Toledo &c. Reading 751; South
ern 90; Galenaand Chicago 81.
The steamship Washington sailed this morning
for Bremen via Southampton. She carries out 81
passengers.
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Making their purchases with CASH they are many times
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than those who compelled TO await remittauces
buy upon even short time. GonaicuniantS of COTTON
FEATHERS DRIED FRUITS, PROV lSlONS. &c, will
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market feel confident being able give entire salts
fiction those ui friends entFusling with their
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