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MARRIED,

RROOKTNg- CRAi9-On csts Of festins lee. Ia tha
Ohio RN ppo.s sun lad, jan 81 the Rev ysmes
H. Prcobrs 81 ss sal tra's oil 81 Boone County ~
rAkFR-M BsEk-ln 'nusti Ont, FEB tho Sev.
= raksr lsfe pr pre'0r q rbe petot on, D-n4ers.
Nrs Setber PRINCIPAL u the Fe ieity - nss
uir,r ui9os OF the ~ e. weber OF Cineiansa
HOLT-KINGsLEi-l New Orleans L.. tsh Nc Z.
p. bolt Of Ocean spihs' Mis-. 10 Mis- tlt' knnsasy
ktw.Of esns
InGE-TFeRY-At Fort Worth rsXss Jan ~ BY ne
Rev G. Heuoer'n Or ins- g. Mi' Agnes w..
esusbtsr rf Col Nat Terry OF rsTs County
.HsRsAN-AMsLER-A Toy y. F-s VI lea
steu.n. II wscou'in to Mis- sarah Amber OF Nof-Is
Com eeicnf.
WABInG-BLrSr-r B'ootyu Fob y by the Rev.
DR. F.l,y Gso,se wsirg IL. II N~schs-isr csaaS.
EOphe l., daughter OF Edmund Ban OF the "fs~
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iAdveris -ueut |

U,OOO POTTLE> COD LIVER DiL.-U, All gal
lots exported fom NexfGGslsnd yeI -rae Ia
which this remedy hAs proved ec,eu. 10 rearl.s the
OF CoLssmpuen and prof. n.inE che live. Of P,eas
iDDumeete Relief !, ObtslDei lm neaately as ia A.
day. stsr usins The Oil the oosEh mi lasted exgeeocs9n
diniDsbes quantity and seHy ns1t s~eas cease ta-
pas b-oomes sad bitter volume. ard the aop.ute
fesh and ssdu.y improy. There 70 up th,t
the por- Cod Liver hGs done doing FOR the beu-i
Of thsn remedy dscoysr-d
RUsHroSs pure COP LlVss OF prsp-rd only ny mys-f
sno ben.u.d genuine nos have ssnaturs owe, To-
each bottle In purchasing be TO sx for Rush
tor's arG see that ny Is 10 foli on ssCh sbel
FREDEkIcK V. RUsHroN,
A. the old etabhmsnt No. 10 Astor House. cor Barclay
81 and No 4I7 Broadway. cor Csnslst.
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Ia II INIEZLIGENCE
U. 8. DISTRICT cOURT-FEB ..
Before IDdge BsPrs

THR CUBAN LAD HkkNANDtL.
Prane0 Hernandez by faucisco de Al CO. hs nac'- aud
e.t mend az Fr.nc aud Chov q. @. a-ii
In tbir case il will lie re"oeced, SUIT Tor alleged
assault battery and fa.. ipprsonmeot M stoashen
Spanish CoIul aud tertopei naive OF span fse1atJ
fom Cubs goGg alleged. 10 the Sia'eTics hSn1 nsh
Hucsou wL.te .ruancez lad Of sixteen Wa At school and
esu.Dg bin. by ttTests to come with them to Ns~ ioik
ubsr- th-y placed day hs i'll board the
uIo ~Lo had placed him at tue scnOo ano ~h' t.a zen
sppsd Of ~hsf bsd occurred at ClaSerek by stel-E.ohe
ospsfeh Defer dante defsd to be held 70 os la y W.
and the pes.a motion vacso VI modify the oidof OF
Various sdsyf. put Ia Mr. Stoughton stses tb.t be
received bis official capacity by tho hs dc OF "a bone
10 induce the lad back bis fsthe that they and u
went together 20 the D.tats and the lad agreed without
srJ threats but BY his WILL TO to Ne~ Yofx. and
On behalf Of pAistf the lad denies in his sdsyt that he
Ahs he to 40 back 10 Cu0a bat said he hts
W ce hf bach wa azreed to- bat tha after he br
day taken on bed the steamer BY Cbone where he
bis ubee, sad again came sh with LATER IL 10
sssneo hat cuiess ~ exercised toward the lad causing
hnl tosrc ana th-s. uno.e goose 70
th- ID OF b ard This Il deoied By defS~s
seveTsl a6ays read. sl.o letter from the fha, 10
the Consul rgue.nr sttsr u ss1d the .d-~hch Latter
th- 10 .fd.v the f.Ihsr hxy- hen IN
cuced through fear ths, the spanish -ot
u the lad The fh-r the time be-
ro he United where be bed beea 10 school,
been In psonei In 1873 the craze u cooyeyiax arm,
mo Cuba bot Other letters aud a.idtss
suit ths has been eopelcra hy same osa
fs defends nts IN oGpeiof Nos as ns1 - bai Ia
flfiU -
Mr. Edwtsss for the motion eonehd.d Ia; NJ Slough
hss setec ssrs-sb " bis dAt,, una l1 sse ' tue
father; hat C.Thob-h had By TO ath1r u get
the thai the ~tter cane 10 N1-i0ik snd ~7l' on
bo.rd fr.ei, bis wDL SIR r. eont-na,d that h-re
baa ale ard s0n1y Of fsI.e imPT'oamsat and
h.. us1icton. The pOi6s denied % M oeas~ek
,2r plant is ArgGH snt ~n presented
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COMMERCIAL WAI7EItS.
Sales Of sto. - At rh,l.a.Iph,.-Y,s Q


IBeporsd Tor Tvs y = rsrags. s,JR& -.
Psup.,v.i Sc s7i 81 90 DO as az DO esru ssI
al is DO zd.y. a. ., coo Peon 81. 3dsys ga s ~
f.b,.h 81. 10 10 los "; 90 leg Cossty &c Valley
+ s5 90 DO oOarsl.y,ls IS, s.S rs. rI:a. 2. y
y 20; "a H.r,,ur,R R IS IS; do. S. b ss.v 1esL
R.R . Io,. Is - o. New crsss Goa CO 70 ,e.' e. 9
fnn. I,'.ns q 4 ~; s. 10. b5 ~; Rssdns q ,k
10 co s5wn ST 100 DO b. NJ y D.. .,"s mii 10 40
M - Uoon C,n. IS 4 81 ses'Ii s'yj r, ,. u
al i5,.' . F.rmsrs Mech Bsns, 70.
Bstpsez Boo,d,-7e rsw Geek .ot Compssy =, "a a.
ssoosd foaya-sao City 60 sit; tto 90, pa 800
s.y, ,;i 81 900 Pit.b1rEh 50 coonsihys v,, Sssso
Pspr.yv.si. Coupon "a sfsp % s.ixo.l -
s 81? 1900 Camden sDd Amboy a.r f.,,tos Pf-S.rs4.
e.. rro DO b AZ, 50 sehaysili s.,s Re-
- al & Little setsylin Railroad ~ ~ .5ws 81
rod "a suri.barsh a.ho,a s S. S.s. IS vi -
s.'i i.I.os k.ro.a H. 80 Rs.diss RsI'''A "'
Bark I2f - ,,,,t..,., l.i,o.h = ~ = -
Lots Ll.rd R.nrose .: =, 20 xsrr. csns ~ a. ~
"a ttec .a.I Psssers1 %; 80 uai'a
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III true they cannot eKpain-the unspeak .ble mean
ness OF the wages that she TO work for. TIE f,

III true they cannot eNpain-the unspeak sble mean
ness OF the wages that she to work for. TIE f,
10 vipg il bsr affidavit:
City ana CONT, Of Nsts York ,s-Nr. Msr.r.t gv-,e
wife a. John R.f,. Of 50 20 West TSeay nh 81 bent
dsy Of F.rus ceprn-nt isouced BY "A .,v-r,,
u,nti "a NE AsU t0k % app OF ar
-on ~ a y srfel-tt Oh Z "a.
~ rr o. son ton wh3n abe
psrITs - ,tts for them. ceD1a@nt as3 stes
thst rrucsd ~ SD U 20 with thsn OF their
steLt, CC.1s 80 cepo. Or tte sale r-tarn; CON
pl-'ug sfrf r-r1Lt-t TtudsY Febr1a-F %
ihsu 20 ai Dssis sous store AMI tsrs nfofneI
b.foe tt rails flr The theT be ske6 back AID
tered tnf form thu aii ccoosen bsst her
hon sf'ro h directed srd this day Feb y l5jj
ths iOot them al'e's said DAVIS 7Il 1od
seLtng sid DAVIS their ths sod
h. Ou % sd ss and toned the other
hsncs wncut eu.ah beng p4d teudsred id
d. IrDeb sc d. flrhrr that sid DAVIS
tnsir refused AID does refuse said 4~p
ueDt her ssid dposeot. sr.. - le
JCBsnt further and declares that
bot ONE SHILLING "a ~ for the making Of ssd shirs
DepoIeI be -sns that ssid DAVIS sou. ths
dsfsun her Of her said sud money
said DAVIS Son may srrerd sad m.de restore
said d. onent her said two collars thus Illegally sihsf from
her HhkGARtN BfRsEa
Sworn before me- FEB. q 1855, FERNANDO Woo.
STE he'd the two shirts spoken of in the affidavit
with her. Thy were examined by gentlemen present.
who pronounced them as well made any they ever
Tie defendants have been notified 10 appear a.
II o'clock to-day and the public vii have an eppor
tunity 10 see what they have TO offer.
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Music AT THE REDUCED RATEs.-HORACE
WATsEs. Muse sno Pi-ro D-sler No So 3ro.d
eorssny selling the choice snd popular Mu'c Of tn- sy a.
ne reduced HI. Eccn
usic he reoueed prices esdy snd b obi-ined
Tree ~ ehsIe by canfE cr 70 widiDf ORD 70 hi.
Music sfore E o. Pisns zni Mex =,
lsrrtt N the Urid and they be bad % hin
prices hich ccy conpeuoo hfch,s;s sns others h.
city having orders for Pianos xu.. Ne tade u
ke will fno II eresty their snd the sdsan'Ase Of
tiose oTcerihg cell BIN btse pufct,srR else where
Good city pisnee tatsn in exchange for Pisaos
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TIE AMERICAN MIETNS ~ TEEvroS The
American" DEMONSTRATION ~ rren'nn ol Tue.iay
evening". VS. 2, n. rails considered fall-e Ri go
irfuorua persons Of The N,'ve psr'' wee present.
eud tie arg : portion OF the a-senb't-e US C, T.
yosed Of intelligent Trenton mechanic ~s0.e op'l-
lon. dd lot .rpar 10 c0ni,cds <ith those Of par
soI- who called be meeting lsd~ef, the aai.euc'
eviotu'iy ,s,eG OF ne hers OF tie knoF v hioS
Order. -bo thrcughou, exhibited sp.rit q ant>so-
Iif 20 the ohj.c's VI the meeting though ,nev Of
c"ufse ~-rnIls tdors-d the .xpf Of n a. N
ser,fueIt. Sci A;ir Boun'l sas carsi = prs,li Re.
sio oh,r ptUfcrs and >t4;- utfic-s we're pr scot.
The csl Of ne meeu vas s,lG'rd slh tie mot ia
ofceriy lls-e- hud cues Crest CO 4iu-i,n -n-u-d,
uiioh Wa finally ca0i j. a0G the sp-.kers NJ L.
:. NILS Of IrritoL, snr Mr j. II Joaes OF Can
o-B were be ard. Resolutions s-r- aiDy'-d ia f,vs
of 40 openly opeiaiu patty. devoted 20 American
pin cipi,- rtcon m-D1iny N,iioosl Convention ou
the 40 OF July neri, for III. organisation OF sach
parry. ara compliDeOtr z Que % N-s-Jersey-
- meet cis,ir guisted cons Con S,cktoa IL l..
sid that ue-l'gs for the sans pgryo-e sre 20 b,
itio in 0 Der parts Of the Sts'5 TINS movement /.
considered BY many ss only 81 al sOce Il the mop
oly DtnC,rsts ~th the old sud debllitt.ed Naave
psrty.
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BAL oF The Co,TI>ESrAL GUARD The ball OF
the Jersey Guy -outeLtA Quad at the hsi.ou Hlas
j. So, ~ Ttafsdsy nistt largely st-oded sod
raced 81 IA fue syle. Ssncersoa De MOI aud
Jseu the other officers Of the corps.
csIIsiBs The AGO the pee q
Sr. W Wood uf Qa-er-ms.t-r Of th- E---s Snf
MAJOR Gregory and otr-s mtitsy Eentiem-n o. J--.
Civ b-.d,s several u.iisr Offices from Iort N-sus
ob.ten The sfsir ssr-e.p- sni IA " the
.ALcsrd the u-u-l sfhr s,h-rns,
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pie lurouSn us mulklneSe
WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON, the pioneer and leader
Of the modern Anti. Slavery movement-the first, In
this country, to enuncate the doctrine Of the Right
and Duty of Immediate in dist;nction from Gradual,
Ensncipaton-wl give the closing Lecture of the
Ant,Slavery Course, at the Tabernacle, Tuesday
svening next Mr.. Garrison is regarded by many
persons as a scofer at Christianity but those who
know him intimately, declare that, while his theolo-
eical creed is far from agreeing with the popular
stand ards he is yet prominently religious man, and
that from the very commencement of his efforts for
the overthrow of Slavery, he has been animated by
an upwaveriDg trust in God the Father of all men,
and the sinct rest love and veneraon for Christ aud
his Gospel. At any rate, we dare say, those VINO
differ nost from Mr.. Garrison may, on this occasion,
hear him with advantage.
NIwsBoYs CoSoERr.-This festival comes OF to-
night at the Tabernacle. The tickets Issued Tor the
18th will be good, and the entertainment Is expected
10 be fine one.
ST. DoNIyeo-A Lecture upon St. Domingo, the
Revolution and Tousssint l. Ouverteure, viii De de-
l;ve,ed by C. w. Elliot on Monday ev 'nlng, Tor the
h.nest of the New.Yolk Library ASSOCIATION Ihe
matter ia interesting, and will attract attention.
The BoNd Of Aldermen reconsidered the vote 70
no.tpope the resolution providing for an increase Oh
,hi.y.three policemen, and the same was adopted
A resolution was adopted rendering the Governor
room TO Gen. Sam Houston, in which to receive dis
friends during his visit to Ne~-York An ordinance
n,sy,n,re the driving Of hogs through the streets
below Fory 9Th st., WAS adopted, and sent to tue
Board of Councilmen for concurrence. Inc boafa
copcurt to pay sa4s IS, being the amount Tor the
dinner a, the As,or House and c.rriase-hre on tue
occasion of the testimonial to Capt Creighton. ms
Board refused to concur with the Board OF Counou-
men to appoint Special Committee to proceed %
Washington for the purpose Of urging the bill Against
foreign pauper and criminals. The majority OF mo
Board were Of opiniOa that tie Psssass Of rss''u'
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fAdyerfiseuusutl

GAS Gas GAS FIXTURES, Of new designs
unsurps.sed workmanship Will be foun. 5. the great
Manufacturing Depot Of ARCHEk. NARNER Co. No. 57o
Broadway also portable Gas APPARATUS Tor coaaiEJ
residences, churches and factories
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cerryr on GENERAL ssssIOHs-YEs zs-Bsfors Jads,


ccIrgT OF GENERAL ssssIOss-FEs S-Bsfofe Judge
sruAsr
Vim. Ksssns was srreiEned on tro indictments Tor
,o,,s,, 4, "a, p.c,ou with the Chemical est raud and
resd,d 70, .uy both ekG,es hs thai wa. Get as~a f~
Ers,L Harms was tried aud convicted Of pet. lar
een IN ssipl o. boots from tas se~ or ana oe~
Haven Rslro11 Dept he wss seneneea 20 the eAil'
'0' IT, III. r. Zol.nd and Dubois Hoffman we're tried
f< s~.ultiBs Jehn 6os,siss, ecaSactf on ine
Rive R.ilic .nd Psnex D Lesy IL sppo.sa 49,
thai me .cessd entered one on too er ou, sos oeat
~ ro.euetor UNDERTOOK with the hsip OF L>sy 70
rat item cut whbe erert'ez oinst 20 90 ~
~ .on, b.syy le,trumsnt IN tie tsads o. Que Of the 10
.,td,Lu C0urss for the defense msrtA nee Il,' M
CIV 81 led, violent prevent tae eo.tar Hatans
- our Of The ear Jary eoinoice7 in this opa
iCB. sse seq9itt.d the prisoners
The Grad Jury then came into Court, and de-
ii,eisd the following
PRZsENrMBST:
Nsw.YosK Friday, Feb y 1855
TO THE COURT OF SESSIONS.
II. G,.nS Esy ~ and 70, Guy asd Cssa'y Of View Y'-s
Ta. su ma present hsn oae suntr.d ols o.
itG-taer hsen 0Qrd BY them snd that ~fs
Of c..s. dsmed for want OF proper evidence "
or e before them there ar. many vnea u
the the Grad Jsry should never nave oeen se
art.d 70 ,S~m example: Boy es.rssd 9TH ss.lias
. ne article Il ufiBs sId he sy4esSe Of tas mot
eeu and esnesse yet the time Of the essad 1afy sas
80, Ipr, "a. Copu officers ssd vitsessesn al pefhsp'
r b,p6r-ds Of p-Dons-s v.sed eodsnce apou "a
ca, Inc ,hs coa,. % si.oos- X ,bs.. e..-. IN ror.
,yu mary AID rseosmsnl the ensement Of ~nA
.~, Is. my se seee..y 70 eject this object
es.e Of witness rearcerstsS conse2Esaes o.
tnsblry furnish security for Aeh ssoesfnee Der
a Il uxrifssly sr,sssnes that "a ~ ia
sos 30 hss been roo sd ssssis4 sneas BE
rrsu lille the offender ss 81 70 es q .fgs =, n ,ss
dee us iruars,sl BY ppvsssss srsss. 80 an r.
! eoapssint tsostsz tSss W ssas<sssS"
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STATE CESsUs.-The S-uste Of Nsx-J-r.ey hiss
passed the bDl authorizing cen-u' Of the iIhsonsn's
of The STATE 10 b. maze III y-s, and every t-ifh
year hereafter b, tots bill census EIll bs tsken
every five years--ihe Geoersl G,v-raner, au'horiz-
ing one at tie CONNER .ment OF each csde aud the
State cetsUs con ing five ye,rs thereafter
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Saturday is very good dav 70 yet one of those
tn- fhotosrsphs m-de Guy koors Nor.cs Pei GO.
iery n Az l. sS Bro-s~sy Gail What r-nssk..I-
Frosfs. haven mace IN e brsnes " Postr.. natisy
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INTERESTING TO EVERYBODY. ability to
syr1cH sud PANT from sArcSs a. acquired ~ WOODS
Pupil, No 49, Broad gay, that nsJ truly
covet Gallery free, for a short season
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BRADis PHOTOGRAPHs.-Le. Cabinet and
Miniature s1e' Of PHorosssIHs plain finished .ad eoo-d
N The rsres .ye OF the Perfect cope. rro4ncd
b, hi. process from d.sasrr,otype, oil p.atiSss misa
lures sc.
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FxtDlr, FEB. 2o-P. u.


81. morning with strong market which ". oss,
. nn :, d. Second Board when the srfe' closee
"a osn.d.r.be srmnesa- Reading v~ a eIoet
,;ao o and FIJI of y cent from The Morning s'sss.
Sr. W. firm a, 45i; Harlem, Sal CensrS' "ts
n,,oo. Central, ssi, an Improvement OF ~ .
P.a.ms wa sssin buoysns, and vsss 70 iiet -
imp,oysueat Of ct ' cont Thae sppssu - q
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MuTNY AND L,RcESY.-JOhn c ,lli1s william
smith s9d Je.-Ph Stone SALON. b0sd th- .his ,hn
Co't-r. sus u Ihe BAD vel we're y-.se,a., are. I'd
elA.ed with fnuuos aud 80 Ei.o sr.ad l1ceoy Ta-y
we're TAKEN before Ja'iie- bossr and s~lit
stiou.
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CITY ITEMS.

At the time of going to press the weather bids s.r
for Storm In The early part of the light the moon
was surrounded by a misty circle, which gradually
contracted upon her disk until she was scarcely vis-
bic through its murkiness.
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STEAIISc A Cow -Nicho' " VI ale, sod 'lree other
Geiu-.r. ysstsr sy sIr-s.d .ssrs-+ ~h s-shGf
CO VET a. 80 - % DsL.e. D-v'1 frsf a. IL
Isfeu Tee prsu4-s Of he FrlGels Ore dl11r-d 81
Seal lfh - r-sf Nm l-.g ss-hrf sna d ar.
loos A. trt. 20 stolen srns o.ui - - IL tls
cellar eor'd-fsh- znt Of a. 40 f5-Ba
efrct 40 shout TIE hsnsa az BE oE-eE q
ro.'u Iro ely esr-ra 10 70 the sts-ar H0a.- fsr DEATH
Gallon
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Pt.srsG CorSTTRFET HALF DOLL ,Rs A nSn
rsu@c krss Pers'rs arr--fes e I,n-sr.v EN'
q a-Esd VI p.ssirE bar s-ir-1-g
h Pre- ts-uiy--vo Of - span flaa' tie
ss. cerusd pfsoss'oy % being ak-n b-fT- :ae Uaei
sis'es Court 70 srsSsr ire cnass.
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euo'umefts row sccruug fr,n their col-ac' y n
The Ofcer Ire off .rs Of thi- Grasd Colrci ~
'siIed iber Grsri CD, rter from Elliot tis ief,alus;
- r-is'y cf The Order in N-sf n rn- ,r-egtn
a. tbe NlronN Organization l. cJsstAni, Lcrsa,.us
thsO u hoBt lie Stare.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1855

A ssors A'tsn, Lsh-nr. R1F.o IoAns1r. Bos.oa
Johr Gri.zoe Troy; n. Glars Menphs
Attfe rBTsoPoLITaE HoTEL- Hau H.leu Me-
Hen sIsn suDroe -Jrsrs.si Hsn T. Lina sch-aecis 3
C.pt Enbrf y s.hin Etfu. " BOG 80 Rs.i.s Leg
:, o. Johu A Coba~r Oho. A H1Est S4t.o & \ -s-
s6sr Cucrtsf. s.uuef o. >.vsg hartford. isn-- u1i'r
NJ NeWt1n N.sp-ft; Jo--rh >-s0or- Pm .leiesf
G@f - savoy salem. j. r NcEs~r.n Prrba-Er ".
Gran 5e.-on C. q. Gage d.; B FoI-raii. vic.0afs
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MURDER TRIAL.

R.ere JoSse. s1Koss aud Mooss and Justices
sTKSkts sLe KaHANs.
TRIAL OF OLIVER LEE FOR THE MURDER Or
wM. II. HARRISON, DURING THE WILLIAMS
p,RCU RIOT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-24

John Carrigan WA saved from drowning, yeste'
dsy afternoon, by John c. French this side OF CI-rt
popt-sv., Brooklyn. The man was drunk, and ~oul
have been drowned but for Mr.. Prenchs assistance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-24

ARRIVALS Among the reoen' e'n'ss !" '""A' wv
notice the following: 800. p.s.,. q.
c. ccoS B.dasr Hss W. S.Ss,s., c. S;ae O. vs.s.:ss.
Hos' s. snytAs Hsa J. 4 L!'''s. rausAa' o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-24

CoRR1c1iox.-The medal presented to the Seventh
Company National Guard was gold instead OF sissf,
I'D N. ceremony took place the Arsenal instead of
,hs Arnory A. nsdverterty mentioned in yesterday .
psp<r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-24

NIwsBors CoScERr.-This festival comes of to-
night at the Tabernacle. The tickets Issued for the
18th will be good, and the entertainment is expected
10 be a fine one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-24

man named Owen Sullivan, aged about twenty
four wears, deck hand on board Of the stesntu1
Huptress, was lost overheard yesterday morning, of
the Point Of Sandy Hook in consequence Of being
struck BY the hswser, while having in tow the shif
India from Palermo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-24

INFAMOUS Ou1RAGE.-A man named John Kehoe
was yesterday arrested charged with having entered
the yard of Ward School No. IS, in Tnirteenih-ss,
near Sixthav, and not only grossly insulting num-
Der of sIls from 10 to "a years of age, but commit
ting Indecent assaults upon the persons OF two OF
them. He was taken before Justice PeAcy and locked
up for yiN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-24

SHOOTING ARRAY II GRoG SHoP.-On Thursday
hight fight occurred In groggery on the corner OF
Avenue c ard feminist, between party of men
who wee gambling for drinks, in which John Duane,
of No 347 Twelfth-st., was shot by a man named
Peter H. Clusipg The charge entered the face OF
Duane, and planted IA snpe-sbot in his counienance,
all of which were yesterday distracted by physician
Clusing was aue ted and locked up, by Justice Wood
for examination.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-01-07

plus futile. de plus prtsomptneux, que
de tenter d'arletcr les prog'es dun grand
peuple, pIein de jennessc, De courage
d'entreprIse, d'nrdeur ct d'tntclligence,
soutenn par d'nepnisabIes resources,
qui croisSent rapidernent, en- vertu dc
causes qui dthent toutc> les combinai-
sons e'rangercs qneI'cs q"e'cs soient
Une fatoite 81 ayeug e trouve invariabIe-
msnt sa recompense ell hatant la chute
de ceux qn, ell compiotant contre les
autrcS, ne font que Sc miner eux. me mes.
Ce serait Sc montrer aussi pueriI que
rUnion ele~memc dit I'M Journal fran
Gals de New York, que de discuter FAR
ret comiqnement propheliqne ct fatal
qu'eIle porte dams ces Iignes pedantes-
que, on ignorance de l'histoire lie dispn-
te d la faussete de Ia pensee. Mais a
cote de Get arr6t nous trouvons dcs de-
clarations precieuses a eur6g;strer.
Nous s;.vons maintcnant que la kussie
est consid5r6e a Washington, CONNIE
Ie pays deprogres-Ie car Nicolas COM
me lie solell de l'avenir -- ct les se:fs
moscovi'es CONNIE TN grand people.
A tout celia, nous n'avons rien dire.
81 nous ne sommes point tout-a ftit de
I'avis de l'Union, II nous est impossible
de ne pas reconnaitre que lie systeme
progressite de la Russie est lc plus
" frappant " de tous ccnx qu'on ait
mis- en- euvre jusln'ici, paisqu'iI sc re-
sumo dams le knout. Nous ne saurions
non plus nous defendre dun mouve-
ment d'admira:ion, en- voyant la fierte
repubIcaine s'incIiner devant le solell
levant.-f1t ce meme le soleil de la
barbarie. Mais que disons-nous lie
car n'est-ii pas appcle a bri'ler dams
'e meme ciel que la constellation ame-
ricane N est.tl pas aussi bien quo cel~
le-ci un astre dc Iiberte.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-01-07

ellie reporta son attention sur son livre,
ct rcsta sous mes yeux absolument indif-
ferente l'assiduite de mes regards ;
mais du moins ellie resta.
Tn homme plus experiments que moi
eut prefere l'ancienne sauvagerie de
Cora Pinsouciance avec Iaquelle de-
sormais ellie bravait lie face>a.lace. Mais
pouvais-je resister au charme qu'elle
venait de jeter sur moi avec son salut
bienyeillant ct g:acieux !? Je m';maginai
tout ce quill peut entrcr de chastc inte-
ret ct de bienveillance reservee dams
un modesto de femme. C'etait Ia pre-
miere marquette reconnaissance que me
donnait Cora. Mais avec quelle inge-
nieuse deIicatesse ellie choisissait Fins
tant de me la donner ! Combien il en-
trait de compassion genereuse dams ce
fable temoignage dun interet timije
et discreet Ellie n'osait point me deman-
der 81 j'etais mieux. D'ai!leurs ellie lie
yoyait, ct son salut valait tout un long
discours de fluctuations.
Je passai toute la mutt commenter &C
charmant salut, ct le lendemain, d
l'heure on Cora reparut, je me hasardai
a risquer lie premier temoignage de no.
tire intelligence naissante. Oui, j'e $
I'audace de la saluer profondelnent I;
mais je fus ii bouleyerse de &C que To-