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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
Specially Reported for Then. Y. Tribune.
SENATE. .....AIBANY, April 3, ls5'

SENATE......ALBANY, April ,, 1883.
IMPORTS.
Mr.. SPENCER-For the more effectuA prevention
OF fires IN Brooklyn.
BILLS PASSED.
Authorizing the Trustees or Managers Of Orphan
AAylun.s to bind out children under their care.
BILLS ENDORSED.
The Select Committee of Egh, repnrt in favor OF
The passage OF the following entitled bls:
To incorporate the American Politics S.ststicl
Association.
Relative to money and property taken from persons
convicted Of crime in tbs Cities of New-York and
Brooklyn.
To alter the Commissioners map OF the City Of
Brooklyn.
Amending the Act requiring the Nes-YOrk Poles
Justices TO record and file all convictions, by them
for vsgrsncy.
For the protection of euigrsnt second.clsss and
Storage passengers
For the better protection Of birds in public ceme-
teries.
Relative to the salary of the Treasurer of Kings
County.
To amend the Act incorporating the village of As
feris.
AMENDING THE CHARTER OF SKw-roRK-rHE PoLIcK
SYSTEM.
Mr.. CRosDr introduced bill with the folio wing
provisions.
sscrIos The legislative POver Of the c0sparst0a q the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04
BURTONS THEATRE.

LIST evening the Treasurer OF BurtOns Tbes,er,
MI j. C. Barnett, took his Annual Benefit present
ing the attractive pieces of the Soldiers Daughter
an6 " Paul Pry'
In the fret named drama Mrs. Alexins Fisher
Baker personated Widow CHEEKY, it being her first
appearance in this psny. TITS lady hss been too
long sDd fayosbly kno III 70 Neuiork play -goars 20
REQUIRE srecis rehearsal Of her excellencies or de-
f,cts IN III s place. As a lively, viyacious and sc-
coupli-hed actress her reputation is well established.
As the Young Widow. last night though overdressed.
she PLAYED well generally. and st the close OF me
piece was called before the curtain The rest of the
characters were well sustained, particularly the
Timothy Qusnt' Of Mr.. II. Hall, and the Mr..
" Msfort of Mrs Hough.
"Psul pry" was performed with strong cast, and
with ell the it usually receives when played
at this establishment
Duritg the past week Mr.. Bur,nn has revived the
ever. popular dramst s,ion of Dombey Il Son, With
himself az the &" identical Ed ard Cutie, msriner
and Mr.. George jordan as "Toots'' This lsst-
named gentleman gave certainly capital persona
ton of the bashful young lover-h,s " makeup vas
excellent aud his VIII Die manner aud style OF acting
unequivocally good 1t is decidedly the best hit no
has made this winter and he deserves the more credit
for his effective rendering Of the character, az tue
proper mskingup involved the sacrifice of his
"kiIlipg" mustsche. We doubt # TOots has ever
found better or more effective representative.
Mr.. Burton announces for this evening new
drama by Bourcicaut, entitled Janet Pride, said
to be now playing with great success in London.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04
WIG GENERAL COMMITTEE.

A Joint meeting of the Old and Yong Mems Cen
eral Committees was hold ast evening at the Broad
way House Ths Committees organized by the APP
poininen, Of GEORGE BRIGGS, of tia Ninth Ward,
and DR.. PIERRE C.. Van WICK as Chsrmen.
Revolutions were presented from the joint Execa.
tive Committee in favor OF the new Police blu
now before The Legislature. They were adopted,
on a call ot the Yeas and Nays, ard win great
upapu,ty. by SIXTY seven majority only 10 voting in
the negative Speeches were made by Lieut. w. III.
field smith. on motion, y COMMITTEE of five from
each Of the Committees, together with one OF the
Vice Chairman Of each Of the General Committees,
WIS appointed 10 go 10 Albany. This CoDsttee con-
SITS 81 Mfssrs. John II. White l.. Dslifield smith,
AID JohuH Briggs. A. II Stoutenburg. and ons
OTTER II the Old Mems Committee, ant Mes,rs. Ed
gar McMulen, W. II Dfowne james Dewey, Daniel
Blwly and John j. SLcocss. All credit was SC
corded by the fqehkers 10 Mayor Wood for enforcing
the lave hut il con.nded that in the appointment
OF police officers Judge Stuart WAS mere cypher,
destitute 4 all influence and thar the present police
officers were beirg transformed into TanmAny poll
tiCiaLs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04
BRITISH INVESTMENTS IN PHILA-
DBLPHIA.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The ". Y Tribune
PHILADELPHIA. Mooday, April ?, 1855.
There is good deal of excitement here caused by
the steps taken by the United STATES District Attorney
il the case OF the foreign enlistment for BRUSH ac-
count and bis svowed desrt-sc at least an toid
hat be expresses himself 10 his ntimstes-to mpl-
cate the British Copful. Now, think, in jus; c. 70
this ss'-uaned gentleman TO say what not ony my
conviction bat The result OF ali my inquiries ia At be
has bed nothing to do with the parties VINO oosn-d
those ahsurd existing cffces-for such they you'd ap
ueAr TO have bespero the low character Of toe lnen
who IN the ease before the pubic, eode4vor-d 70
rsIscm the poor devils whom pacuuisry dltlcultles
led o geek IeIiet in selling their lives q. soldiers
shoulo 10 10y opinion, have guarded hr Names
from the impu'o'ion OF cocntsusnclDg tasn' III tns
r,spect consider that Mr. MstheSs did right no. TO
ALLOW such al idea to 20 rth to The world without
IN Il e0isieiy giving IL a most emphanc denial dls
ett,r before You; therefore, 90 not tninA nees
ssIy 10 make any CONNIE nj uPou IL L ie%Ve ms %
YOU II you thnk pr"p-r-r- leV'ns, h""-V-E' t11'
il syesls loudly enough for its-lf But perc-iVe
thar instead of giving facts In your resdefs nave
been giving tbeui thoughts but the truth 49, h,, al
my lnvestig stors have onl led ina 10 ascertain fnat
the or " fact that does exist is that certain parties
Ap0 her arr,P by ne Cuired States su'h"r'e- mlt
he Corsi ere benefit by al honest men o tnat class
cf men who ever ready 10 make money out o' ths
i.erirs Of the poor have thought the occasion OIL
frer bv the proclamation of the Lieut-n ant Governor
Of Nova Scotia too good an opportunity to let II
escape
A. b4ve ssid ,bove, | endesvorei to ascertain
sheber it j. true hat Bri-ish ageDts authorized by
the Bfiiish Government, are in Philsde Jbls, sud
have c-ne 10 the conclusion tina; there are none
potw tbsiaDcing The a-re,t of NJ Backasl a. 'uen,
whom sno~ from psr'ies acquainted With him, is
not a British officer but civil engineer resident
for several years 10 the United States. As 10 the
Brr Con,ul- 10 the United S's'es being parties 70
those low transactions no impartial or sens ole man
can believe II The British Government would no,
ask .ucb an act Of them aud from nv personal knosl-
eoee o. Mr.. Mathews. character can vouch ,hst,
.,re be required 10 violste our LAYS, ne would re-
spec' fully G-cliue doing 90 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04

The sale Of portion Of Daniel Webster's Marsh
fed property took place at the old homestead on the
2sth March. Real estste to tie amount Of sle,7OO
was scli. The same property cost originally over
sls 600. A os Of cattle and sheep we're slss disposed
Of, which produced the SUN Of s2,iOO Mr.. Web
sers affairs were left in a state Of great emberass-
nent but bis friends, believe, expect to be able
rave TO the family 300 400 acres OF the es.ste
including the Old mansion. Al the tine Of bis de,eass
il seems the Massachusetts, statesman owed the mode
rate sum OF sl40, 600, or tteresbou's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04
TRIAL OF THE BURNS RIOTERS.
BosToN, Tnesday. April 3,

BOSTON, Thesday, ApflI 8, Iooo'
The trial the alleged rioters the Burns rendition
csse, Nessrs. Theodore Parker, Wendell Phillips,
HiggiDson and others came today, before Judges
Curtis and Sprseue.
They are defended by the Hon. John p. Hale and
other leading Free-Soii lawyers The defense moved
hat the indictments be qussbed on various grounds,
ppe Of which was that United States Marshal Free
man, who summoned the Jury, WIS the party alleged
10 have been assaulted, and wac, therefore, not an
Indifferent party 10 the trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04

Also to appoint commissioners TO locate q second
Nee-Yor State Lunstic Asylum.
The bill oroered to third rssding.
Recess to =. VI.
TIIISG TRANSCRIPTS or JUDGMENTS.
M AITKEN brought in the following:
A. fes 10 ibts Transcripts Of Iu6s from tie
kaTns sud Dutriof Courts n. Cry Of S-- Irs. s1s
suey-n-ot., proceed to enforce Ja4SmeHts IA ne
Sourfs
srcTfos All trsn.errts o. Ju- sns-s from thu hsru-
Di.tfic' Couifs 10 the CRY Of NYok sh4u - 81 - -
the Cent OF ~. Cogrt Of Common Pes 10 the al = b.
fore eIecufioo hal BE ssued tn o. th7 ss Court
ssc The 40 C1sIf Orte-. sEu.r ire
Of uoh in the oee % the Cers Of the City snf
CCuF'y 81 @-w-IOrt
src All sy,p nentsry pocssinr 20 sufrcs such Jadt
stG he before Iusce Of the Court II ~1ich
such Jgcg mer> rsc1versi
AFTERNOON SESSION
Progress wss reported on the bill 70 legaize Pm.
u,ry Etc'inrs 10 Neg York
TIE ssns;e's Censu. Amendaen. blu Tss ordered
20 ;tird II aiding. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04

-. KIN. 5ss: A. NJ Vedder, 800; ID. Csdy
ss ni Dem. 326--Know- Nothing plurality, zoe.
'c"' ELsiRA, Tuesday, April ,, 1885.
Our Charter Election 10 day rsnlted ia the success
IL The Know Nothing ticket by 80 IN .j'r'y.
BALTIMORE, Tuesdav April ,.
Al the municipal election at Annspols, YESTERDAY,
,ts Know Nothing ticket was elected by An average
~ aiorit1 OF 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04
DREADFUL CATASTROPHE.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesdsy April ,, 1855.
The new and extensiva glass tory at the town OF
Pfogross. mouth of the Rsnc0cas Geek, Neg-Jer-
sey, was blown down yesterday during the gale,
and IS workmeo, engaged in The Manufacture Of
glass were buried beneath the ruios. At tie latest
dates from tho scene Of the disas'er, eight De ID
bodies had BEEN taken from the ruins, AM several
ott ers were s4riously irure. Am'ng The killed was
son Of AID. Palmer, of this CRY. TIE property be-
longed 70 julius Ke,ter, and damaged TO the ex-
tent Of $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04
THE NEw-JEKsEY BANKS, &c

TLENTOy, n j., Tuesday, A pm 3, 300.
TIE Governor cent into the Seusts today four
yetoes of the following Bank bills: Freehold Bank
Perth AIoboy Bank, Woodbury. Bauk and Hunter
don Bank.
TIE Camden Bank bill has hecome 4 law without
the Governors signature. This Is new Chsrsr.
All The re-charters ere suffered to go into effect with
out the Governors signature.
Quite en- extensive fire rseing in the Pines AT
South Amb0y yesterday. -Four or i've houses were
burned down at Crosswicks, and barn near Nights
town,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04
WAR ON THE KNOw-NOTHISGs.

PHILADELPHIA, ruesday, April 3, 1855.
In the Democratic County Convection, today
those Delegates suspected Of Kpo ~-Noihinsism "ee
examined under oath and witnesses were also OK
amined in relstoo 10 the Accusations against tnem'
Tbose who refrssd to es.fy or the accused as.in''
whom the cberge was proved. were expelled. among
those exeeled wac Vim. Allen, Democratic County
Commission sr and Oh bis reflsing to depart be WAS
forcibly put cut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04
TILE SLAVE CASE SETTLED.

CIScISEATr, Tuesday April 3, 1855.
Commissioner Per de,lng has declared Rosetta free,
and ,he was Immediately delivered to her guardian.
Tie Commissioner decided that having been brought
here by her owrer che came under the operation Of
the Ohio law, and was therefore, not fugitive from
Slavery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04

EXTENSIVE ROBBERY Geo Adds, Jr., OF Hack
ettstowp " j. had bis pocket picked las! night Of
pocket BOOK containing 1870 IN c.sh, and notes Of
hard TO the amount Of over $4,000. Among the
notice were two Of 500 each payable At the Belyi-
dere Bank, and $500 and $500 note. HewS pas
sepger On the Philadelphia train, and had his pocket
picked in tie upon the feryboat he Dies no.
k,oU which
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04
HOGS PACKED IN THE WEST.

CIYCINsArI, Tuesday, a ?ru 8, 1888.
The Price Current publishes fol- ststeneut Of
the number Of hogs hacked 10 the West this yea,
which shows falling off ia the numbe- ~ co impaired
with lot year. Of three hundred aud forty nlae 'hou-
SAID head and 10 the number of pounds, equal 10
four hundred and sixty three thousand The crop IS
90 per cent. less than last year and % per cent
heavier than that Of the previous season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04
A RAILROAD TORN UP By TIE GALE.

EAsTON, Ia, Tne-day ApfII q Io"''
most violent gale of wind hss prevailed here
during the pact two days doing considerable dam
age. The rails on the Central Railroad we're bloFn
from the top of high stone bridge at Ci'on, New
jersey, preventing the passage OF the trains.
I'VE eet that down as the biggest lie ever brought
70 u.s. ayen by teleg raph
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04
THE TOMpKINs BLUES AT EAsrON.

EAsT0S PA Tuesday, ApTn 3, lsoo
The Tompkirs Blues, OF New YORK, srrised here
and were received by the National Guards, OF Eis'on
Cant Stonebsck The reception was extremely
cordial and gratifying The Bloes number e'sh'y
mep md ere accompanied by Dod~o'th's band
They remain several dogs as guests OF the Guards
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04
REPORTED FAILrRE OF PACE & BACON.

BOSTON, Tuesday, April 3, ls55
4 private dispatch Vac received in this city this
forenoon, which reported the suspension, for the
second time, Of Mcssrs. Page & Bacon, Of st Loui'.
The dispatch was addressed TO respectable house in
this city, but We do not yet hear Of any positive
evidence Of tho truth of the ru,nor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04

John u. Hayes, employed in a turning establish
ment q, Unsdills Forks Otsego County was terribly
injured on the I'D March, By having his ara csugh.
by belt which drew him on TO three and bali
inch square shaft which wa revolving 40 times per
minute. Kis limbs and rbs were badly broken, but
be wH Aiye ct the last Accounts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04
Election IN IOWA.

BUFFALO, Tuesday, April g. 1855.
A few scattering returns Of the election in Iowa
Indicate the snccess of the Proaoitory Liquor Law.
Dphpoue gives 300 Democratic majority; Dayen-
port. 100 Wing and Know-Nothi majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04
TIE WEATHER IN GEORGIA

BALTIMORE, ruesdsy, April 3, 1885.
We have no nal this morning south Of Savannah.
Heavy rains had fallen throug bout Georgia causing
much rejoicing, rs they were gresfis needed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04
THE GREAT RACE AGAINST TINE.

NV ORLEANS, M0ndny, Aprl = Io'''
The great race against time, for $50 900, on the
statement of the owner Of Lecotute and Lexins' 'r
that in four mile race of these horses would
make the quickest time gu record, came oil to-day,
and the price was WOE by Lexington IN seven NH
ptes and nineteen seconds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04
SsENDJX

Mr. WAGER-Rela,ive TO the collection OF taxes
on ians ct non'residenis and providing for the SAFE
OF such lands for unpaid taxes
GENERAL ORDERS.
The House went into COMMITTEES, Mr.. COLE 10 the
Chair, and took up the bill 10 horse The fSmston
ofTown Mutual Insurance Companis Ordered TO
third reading.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04

R.ssroRrs FOR CuBA.-Wm. Fl. Robertson, ouI
Cofsul E: Havana, says hat citizens Of the United
States should, before leaving for Cuba have their
Al ercsn passports eountersgned BY the Spanish
Consul at the port of embarkation o. a. the nearest
place where Consul resides.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04
WESTERN RAILROAD AFFAIRS.

BOSTON, Inesdsy, AplI3, 800.
At a meeting of the stockolier. OF the Western
Railroad held to-day, the Dir were authorized
to sppy If they deem it exped'ent, for the credit o.
the State for million and half of dollars TO bald
second track from Springfield TO Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04
RAILROAD OBSTRUCTION.

SVRAcUsE. Tuesday, April g. 1855.
The cars which lea BiDgnsntcn AZ yesterday
morning did not reach this city till this morning.
They encountered drifts from L. to Is feet deep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04

PITTSBURGH Tuesday, Apru 3, 1922:
River five feet eight inches, and falling the
weather is pleasant and the canal navigation In good
order.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-09-14
jt.jlsg;CrlIullro,lr.

Az El,QrrHg ExrnAcr tae speech
OF Wculall Philips. delivered a, the late
y. L, anti ) avery convention, IN Dos
ton, occurs the ioIowin. eloqnen, pas
sage:
Il femembrr once standing on the
huoys at Genoa, and seeing the trlgatr
Dhto at anchor in the harbur. and hall
Ifaly with g., banners and dating pem'
arts had come nui tu re her, To ad.alre
the proportions, aud gaze al the .tar.II'
banner IS the emblem ui the liberty nj
the W,s,; aud thought then. what !. It
gives our country strength and nanc IN
Eurrpri II i. not bankrupt CiruIna--
she l., n.vtr heard from: IL /. not crlppl'
ed and lliple,s Alabama Who speaks al
her? l. i,lle Ire,h bInnd of tie young
giants Il the Na,th il Is Pennsy lvanla,
New Nork aud OHIO, II Is free labor thai
tells il. tale the world over Ii i the fe-
sources. the industry, the activity, the
,ieur :, free ,hnr. that makes America
" haI she ,s among nati"ns. Slavery
avert, her doom oaly by hiding herself
behmd 1t. D.. solurnn drag her out t.
The lighi. aud She lie, in the blaze Of the
niuetrenlh century"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-09-14
AN lNClDENr OF THE LIQUOR
LAW AT GREAT FALLS.

There's mhnya s!lr." DE. To-day
ll'Gh sheriff Marshall, With so,nc OF b,.
deputies, made de.ceut u,.an the ,up
h"'es on the Ber~ ck side, putting in foyc.
The right o. search. aud in,tlng ani,e II
haul ol the "R g." brand, wke., u!,cn
entering Reca'- tavern, which is si,un,rJ
"n the BANK Il the rlycr tia, devides
Maine leom New ilampshire. o..e who
vas up 10 snuff quietly slips over to the
n u side on the zee, mklc acme half
: dezen denij"hns Of the 'cr,l,es" with
him lcay'ng BY the back door as the
Sherh entered the trout. The SOLITARY
sentinel" stood in the ram, quieil, dream.
rug at the hour when the animal could
safely return 10 his den. aud was bsnu,.
N. many witty savings with the crowd
which had gathered upon tho bridge ant
oanhs OF The river ID ere the sport, when
an officer from the n. II. side quietly
stepped down and took prussession of tha
-spo''s. under civil prnress ioS deb.
much To the amusement oftha eyoxl.--
O0s. Of the Boston Journal
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-09-14

PEANsaLvANIA.-The Republicans 0
fenns! wanna. at their State Convention
On "Wednesday, nominated passmor.
iliiamson. BY acelama,ion for Cana
Commissioners. Mr.. Williamson. il viii
BE- recoiecled, has been imprisoned on
the charge OF resculng saves. from SIR
" heeler, our minister To Central Aneri'
Ca. the circual.lasces VI whwh a1e wei
known.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-09-14

Anavful catastrophe occurred at Rouse
Point, q week or two since, involving the
death Of three pers"ns. Mrs. Mar.
Kaually. whose huu.e was not cons'defed
.efy reputable. had procured barrel "i
whiskey, which by some means caugh'
fire, and the flames spread 50 suddenly
tha, two OF the children "t Mr.. kanally,
and uan by the uane ofPalricMcGra,h,
we're burned 10 death.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-09-14

Boston has 20 miles observer, ana drains
Ii is the best drained city in America.
The new census Of the same city will
show population of about 100. CO.
which is 10000 gam from 1850,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-09-14

N'cT. X HitpRAirH A cnrr.s,uns'cn.
oil the 81. Paul Dsmocra, Sir..s the fu,.
lowing touching rcmin!>cense %. ,i.e
snhjrrt OF i.onyfrilows's late poem, We.
tor & s.br,th:' V,c!or VA. the son ef
DR.. G G'ihrani. of 6 tIcna liionis. Tie
Nemt TO Mexico with oue of the llIino;.
regiments lie was young n,vl nf ;ye.
possessing appearance. active mind, nr,l
TOO much Independence and pride f,r
solder ! ne writer had forgotten ,bs,
he was bagler, which it appears from
the poem he was. For some thrs,,
against his captain, perhaps provoke! by
the i"S"ience or tyranny Of his super,er.
lie " aS ired. condemned and shot. a.
narrated by MIR. Lonsfeliow. Tie un.
strung nerves OF The guard detailed for
his execution. destroyed their ann aa.,
at The ilfs' dlctharge he was cry hor,ib.
|, mangled The second ire ps!, h,,
"ut "i hts Patn,' and thus lcno,nin!ou.!y
died "Vic'or Galb'aih" by The hands Of
hls own comrades. The ueu. e his
mcIanchoi, ia'c borne to h,s cid IatAcr.
10 his mother, brothers and sis.et. wrs
out one Of The million ripp'es ef erie; ;nl
'g"nY that f"wed tron the 1, ,solat,i.s
ide "i war. II wouid have hecs hard e.,
'h"i old ialhs' to have hea'd news o, ,i~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-09-14

The nane OF Hon. Theodore Frclrnc.
hnysen, Of New York, who was run for
Vice President. by the wings in lSll
has been used by souje &C The American
Parry prints ui that State. as an available
man for the Presidency IN 1856.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-09-14

+. years To the drud.ery of sordid poverty
supported only bv the hope =. her lius.
f band, returnz Who will pam, the slow
. progress of heart sickness, the wasting
angus Of hrpt deferred aud finallI, The
Overwhelming agony winch cane upon
her " hen her last hope Was extlnen' shed.
aud She was Compelled 10 believe herself
indeed widow? Who can depict all
ihlS without awakening III your hearts
The warnest sympathy ot the deserted
wife, aud tie b,ltrrest scorn for the mean
pifIful wretch. who could thus HaMple
IN the heart OF her whom he had sworn
10 love and cherish We need not IN.
gtre into III, uailses for actlns sa base
part. Whether i, was love ur gain, Of
licenliausnes<, or se,i.indifrreuce, II
matters not, he is 200 vile dim. to h,
judged by such IlwS as gorern men LIT
Us ak The witness she who how stand
before ns nIih tho frank. fearless brow o.
4 true. hearted uouat,-ltt US ask her
which Of these two has been 10 her a f,
ther"
Tnrn'n. to the laay, IN a tone whose
sweetness WAS IN strlnge contrast with
the srofntul accent that had Just charac.
terzed hl> words, he bes. .ugAt her 10 re-
ate br,ea, the recollection If her eariA
o'ie. A .hr fash pissed over her
proud and beautiful face lis she rcpiicd-
My Er>t recoiecten- are Of snaIl.
Iil.fn,ni>bed apartment, which my sister
and myself shared with m, mother. She
used 10 carry out ever, Saturday even.
ug the work which had occppicd her
d,lrlng the week. and brine t,orh cs.pl4y.
faen' for the following one. S,yln. iilar
wcafis,lne visit 10 her eu,pIoyer. and her
reeuIar atrndusce AZ church. she never
! lef, the hsus, She ,ften .noAa oI on,
iarhcr. and of his anticipated return, but
at length sh. ceased To mention him.
though observed She used to w.,p nafe
frequently than ever. then ,hnoqht sIq
uept bee .lse we wate $. noor. f.,r y
sometimes happened that ,ur suaper was
hi, of dry bread, ane; -he WAS acca>,on,.
i III SEE bg The Il. .ht II the ch,o- which
,ile kndl,d TO VAIN her lanishinc chl!
lren, because ,he conld not aft,td - nat.
ase a caudl. wtl,au, d.n,iv;n, n. ~
.ar morning meal. Such was our nov.
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