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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-27

members Of the fraternity, introduced the he'
Horace James Of Worcester, Mass, who sPoSe
for an hour on the subject Of steps 10 Lie.
will not attempt 10 describe the Grafton OF 10 re-
nor, TIA substance. Enough 70 say that IL Vas one
If the very best orstons ever delivered even nete
on such an occasion The author Is one vi
those clergymsn who believe in speaking out "na'
,hav think and this Grafton was vigorous, ouV
spoken, brilliant production: Or,
WILLIAM III. BURIEIGH, Esq, OF NeW-lorAN rg
vss then introduced and delivered posul "a
nssrlv an hours length, which was received Win
arsst snplause. Of Mr. Burleigh need not sPeaA
10 Tou Of THE TRIBUNE; but may remark ,ua'
his recent appointment as Harbor-Master py uoN;
CLARK has resulted in putting the DOCS scenes "
your CITY into poetry-a very unpoetlcai suVJe0''
but what NAV not the inspiration OF the poe' ac-
complishl Mr.. Burleigh struck right and lei mo
almost every folly of the day. and erected gahei
Of noets PORTRAITS. sketched with great SAIL ana
beauty. giving his views of what the poet shoulu
and should not be. may, if can hnd tune 70
write another letter, give you dish OF Poet! irou
this production. g ,bo
Fraternity returned TO their hall, aud TIL md.
NIGHTS hour. if not beyond, made the air vocal
with the praises of Psi Epsilon
Among the distinguished strangers present no
ticed the Hon. John q. Palfrey OF Massachusetts,
Tndce Wayne of the Supreme Court OF the United
states. Gov. Hoppin Of Rhode Island Gov. Miner
Of Connecticut Judge Woodruff OF the Court Oh
Common Pleas of your City, the Hon. Jehn \;
Rockwell of this State the Hon. Linus ShIld Of
Massachusetts,, the Res. Or. Adams and Dr. Feet
of your Ciiy-almost all of whom have sons stu
dents in this College. hlChh-'h''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-27

From TIRE BUrIsH PRovIScEs.-St. John n. b }
parers 10 the Esd and Halifax TO the Goth inst have
been received
The ST. John papers speak OF moving machine
which j. used by the Provincial farmers with success
II is used with span OF horses and is operations
equal 10 the Joint lahors Of ten men. When brou .h
INTO general use it VIII be the Of facilitating
great extent the most laborious part Of the haymak
ing process.
Jte CARE Breton Ners SAYS the weather continues
favorable to the young crops and encourages expecta
ton Of o bouniiul harvest.
Hass0Td's GdsGt6 remarks that the weather for
the last week has been everything that the husband
man and the gardener could wish, and the country
shows dat it has been benefting by the alternate
showers and sunshine.
The Halifax papers state that mackercl are selling
az ore penny per dozen.
The salmon fishermen have had but poor success
this season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-27
HAMILTON COLLEGE.

Tie prize-speaLing on Monday evening "a 80
formly superior in its character as to sup IS
light all who heard it, and the hearers "''1 Ths -
as could press Themselves into the ehnren. ,te -
tons were rev and entertaining o Il y
tie speeches Of living and fayo'ite ora gsIs
Freshman Class the prizes we're awarded s -
W. Thorn of SkareateIes, and Augustus Do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-19

SOMETHING ABOUT THAT FuND--We have made
several inquiries during the past seven years
as to the disposition of the fund of thirty thou
sand dollars raised to aid the Irish revolution
which didn't come off. The directory here,
Greeley, O'Conor, Emmett, and several others,
said they intended to keep the fund intact in
order to help another set of patriots ia their
herculean efforts to free Ireland" That was
vague, but that was all we could get Now it
is stated that some of this fund Git is now forty
thousand dollars) has been used for the or
ganization and arming of the secret Irish liberia
ting clubs, which have caused such tremen-
dous panic in Downing street. They caused
the sending out of the West India squadron
and the bombast of the London Times
We should be glad to know how much it all
cost. The Times wrote its articles to Brighten
Young America. The contrary was the effect.
Young America seemed perfectly delighted
with the remote probability of a war with Eng
land, and the English were terribly frightened.
The Irish Directory's money, they say, gave us
this pull upon Mr. Bull, and perhaps Greeley
will favor the anxious subscribers with some
account of the expense Of the farce, and tell
us how the rehearsals progress. There has
been something very queer about the directory
from the first but its last attempt is the queer
est of all.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-19
Onr Washington Correspondence.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Is, 1850
The ArSooocy Of Democracy-Fae Doings a our Rcput-
'ican cout-The Duty Of Praying for Rulers Iacal
coted-General Darts AMI ne Army--Hr. Do,oia and
Tie NGry-- Chaos ia he Pat 0Gco--fbshioao1ic Pros
Ieostor The WinterHoroce Grceley and his Associa,s
iemaie Prgesors--Hoc To Pr,sd,at fosls .4bout he
NGcy B,i, de-, DC,
Washington is tipoe OF expecta ion. Gossips about
politics and fashion resting tter oars 10 enjoy
with greater zest the good lime to come We are not
satisfied with mall game here our republican court
who will stop 70 too. birds when he can being do rn
the tald eagle &c. al tea tables we 10 20, discuss
the price Of sugars or Beys pescadiloes. No; se We
mize the doing II the prc.iden; and CABINET and
10 az our hands at the grandeur OF aistocraic de-
moeracy For we have uitra-s,yle al courtcere-
mcny ard retinue beyond all that has gone befire.
Cur churches have Teen wen fled to day in obse-v-
Of Thanksgiving. Political sermons have been
preached, for everything here must have ia n Of peli
ies he very babies for nae. One az GU. clergy
declared 10 hi. people Ills orun ne IN day az pray
ing r their rulers He said the worse the rulers we're
lie more prayers were 70 b. offered up for lhem All
The necessity Of prayer urg,n AZ now wen
rjosce stalks thro eh the land, and our old men an
eo,c thrust aside for Foreigners who have no.
learned the alphabet Of ioerty. This il true; while
President sits at home counting the chances of
oiniraon Marcy lols in his armcbair cgitaiug about
Nias " VIII no " rnBauu, FRANCE sptAn. bl'nrle
squesioning his own policy in reducing may fsm-
sudden poverty because in This country
Amer daI ed 10 the privilege for which his
ancestors foueht-the privilege Of thinking for himself
Davis Dis about petty points Of military etiquette
ard strange IL the destiny that assigns men their
against he Commander in chief Of the Amercau army
Ga Iosn and the greatest soldier OF the age Rum5r
49,, avis looks TO Sc Commanierir chill him eff Whoa
fes,t has aid down arms for this 6rs. time and N
victor 10 whtrn al nust yield. Well through Dayl, our
NV has lost recently Of It's m,s ,alesbls and a
tirci.ished officers; and many other military men have
10 remember with what little discretion and ~
sd ration ior them Ne used the be authority Ii len
chsrc. has 6resssd hin up.
Nj Iebin, with hs ole health - pressing forward
reasUrcs - complete the steamer low Laiang E.orv
Effort made g. have them rchdy fsr ssa Tie Nm es,ts
II iefdy 10 Re launched - our navy yard bat the bril-
Bart ieh y reserved f., the eyes - Con rsosse ma
hing sifgt the session VIII Rt Congress viii isrnrb
Re,hrg ,se tesles this rir.e- C.tin- 4
70 busy desi4ng ls0 Gacnlties i5r he scrcflass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-19

he Of course giving verdict for the present 20
ncy and Coy Marcy; but requires tact TO make
As to the Postmaster General be has enough 10
do, he would do 1t. Let him turn out every CLERK he
has put in (especsly those who have spell over the
addresses OF the letters BECAUSE through In u
they Roman Catholics. Catholicism not com
potency, obtained them Office. Never was snch STATE
dred n thousand miles tf to inquire into difficulties
there and they have to hurry back to see their wives
and children alive Letter, that they should have
received are lying here or somewhere in the neigh nor
hood People from the South who to our CITY q,
route r the North wait days here for letters that should
be waiting for them then to New York transact their
business as they can, come back and after remaining
another two or three days. get the letters that have lain
here fortnight. Who can tisprove this? In order TO
get this letter to you shall 20 up to the oce and par
tcuary request it to be forwarded at the earliest con
Strangers crowdipg in already. villa rd,s and The
lesser hgns are putting their gas and prices The
new SPANS Minister and many hers are making them
selves comfortable for the winter Escalante does mot
come from the old, worn out families Of Spain from
which have been hitherto chosen their
az foreign courts He belongs to the school n he
have contemplative mind where in the scale will he
place the democracy heresfor Pes lent Pierce
has sweet tooth for Ancestry many his appoint
ments for Wost Point win testify. Nor these alone
Our bellies eager for the winter as orr polii-
Clans Rouge sells well, and In anticipation Of
Nm Nothing C1gres the young ladies tide with
to whom report has assigned he returning bachelor nom
England, Is in very feeble hsah Many of citizens
have been abroad this summer. They all coming
home. Our wealthy banker Mr.. Corcoran, will be here
with his daughter they we're in Paris during the
visit Of Victoria there But above all Rachel will
be here. Every old French play book brings price, and
the Feach professors have enough to do. The maids
bring themselves for the season. require allowed
time to attend their French studies and many Of them
on being asked their Names answer Rar.chare, with
sweeping curtsey.
Horace Greeeyism has found its way here, too. wo-
men arc lectuIing platforms. Oh the doctors L
the doctors must go and hear them. Do they wear
gowIs the dear professors! Do they strut and look
majesticY Why not The word fool is not always in
the masculine.
havs not told you how it Is and worse about
the navy bl--and how the army take good long
brea his flor there is dangar Of nquisitin about
them after the way the country has received island
now President Pierce wishes navy officer would come
10 see him who pleased with the navy bin and how
but my time is out aud my paper for the present
fsyPJI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-19


The Albany Journal gives the following the poll ical
January next
The Secretary of State Comptroller Treasurer Ator
ey6eperai and State Engineer, are know nohings.
The Senate Is black republi an lin doubt.)
The Assembly Is vided between the three parties the
democrats having the most MEMBERS the black repubi
next, and the know oothings FEAST but neither
party having majority.
The Judges Of the Court of Appeals are probably
one democrat, one know nothing.
The new Judges Of the Supreme Court are three
democrats, two black rcpu ,cans, and five know 9TH
ings.
These changes also produce the following results =:
COMMISSIONERS OF THE LAND OFFICE.
The Commissioners Of the and Office will consist of
five know nothings, one black republican ana one.
temociat.
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CANAL FUND.
The Conn listeners Of the Canal Fund will con list Of
four know nothings and one black publican
BOARD OF PRISON INSPECTORS.
The Roard e Prison Inspectors will consist Of two black
republicans add one know nothing
CANAL COMMISSIONERS.
The caral Cemmif sionsrs win consist Of two black
republicans and one Know Nothing.
CANAL BOARD.
The Canal Board VIII consist Of six Know Nothiues and
three black republicans.
TRUSTEES OF THE CAPITOL.
The Trustees OF the Capitol will consist of three Know
Nothings, two black republicans ami democrat.
TRUSTEES OF THE STATE HALL.
The Trustees Of the state Hall will consist Of three
Know Nohngs, two black republicans and
The Albany Argus Of the 18th inst. says-Y: Il now
entirely clear that in the Senate In the Assembly no
one political party will have majority. Ths cllim put
forward in some quarters that the fu nisis have
jori'y Of tie Senators elected IL without soundation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-19
Personal Intelligence.

The Terre Heute Ind Journal Of the gth i,sa s,r..
Senator stephen DoroIss T. atm in ory c;v y, 10
sidence Of Dr. Ezra Real unf or his medcaf treatment
He Las been much sgctad lin = .o,.asa - az. "
are happy to hear that he Il fast improving and win
probably be able TO leave for his home In Crcago next
week.
Honorable j. J. Citenden arrived in phaGel oha on,
Saturday afternoon, and IL the evening he was sersnse
BY party Of Americans.
General W. Whitfield the delegate elect 10 Congress-
from Kansas Territory, in Nashville Team win nj
family, the lsih inst an route for wasbin7tnp IL
leeeiv.d wafn greeting from lis numerous friends IL.
bis naive state
~ rI;a u .. - s, .,s se1 On we i''h in'',
,or Florida re seeks ml'dc, cim Ger the hench, Of
nis VIE reai'h, when Is sun cure o'ict'e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-19

ANOTHER PIECE OF NAVAL TYRANyY.--We
publish elsewhere the letter Of Uriah p. Levy.
Fsq. late Captain in the United States Navy.
Mr.. Levy was dropped from the list by the late
examining Board and his letter proves that a
gross wrong was done him. Charges preferred
against him before he was promoted to be
captain, and settled at that time, previous to
his confirmation by committee of inquiry.
who reported in his favor have been raked M
again, and upon them he is condemned. Thisis
fully proved by Secretary Dobbin's letter. who
also says that Captain Levy frequently ap-
piled for duty, but was always refused. Capt.
Levy served the country we'll in the war
of 1925, and deserves common Justice at
least.
We have scores Of complaints from the on
GERS maseacred and their friends There are
some very hard cases, and il the executive does
not set them right, there will be such an out
side pressure on Congress that the law will be
repealed. The sessions of Inc Board should
have been public.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-19

bALTMUKE, NOV 10, 1000.
The fIe at Alexandria caused the death of per-
Five OF them members Of the Star Fire Com
pany of the Relief Company, and colored
The fire deliberate incendarism. Candles,
saturated with camphene and trains of gunpowder
Leading to the crockery crates found. Mr. Dowel
and two Of his clerks have been arrested charged
with being the incendiarss. Mr.. Dowel had his stock
insured for twenty thousand dollars while its value
raid TO be but five thousand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-19
II III Il L "A r II g r NJ e w y
BY ELECTRIC AND PRINTING TELssRApHs
News from Washington.

News from Washington.
MR.. CHAMPION AND THE PRESIDENT-REPORT OF
HIS DISMISSAL UNFOUNDED- THE UNION ON GARD
NER, SUMNER, SEWARD AND THE BUFFALO PLAT
FORM.
WASHINGTON, Nov. is, 1856.
All the reports in circulation in reference 10 the dis
missal OF Mr.. Champion by the President sbosh"
have 1t from gentlemen high in authority that the Pres
dent never contemplated any such idea.
is understood by the administration that the difficult
ty will be amcably arranged and that it may perhaps be
necessary for the British government to Withdraw Mr.
Champion. understand he has manifested desire to
be recalled, even though 1t may be settled in manner
that will entirely exonerate him from blame or COM
pcity.
The news by the next steamer is anxiousy looked for
here in diplomatic circles it is believed upon that
hinges some important matters.
To.cay's Union contains another lengthy and prosy
article written by Cushing in which he takes occasion
give Sumner and Gardner Of Massachusetts,, few back
handed raps and Seward and company particular "esse
The Union also contains article the result in New
York. in which it says that IL is idle to suppose that
delegates avowing their adherence to the Buffalo platform
Of '4emeaning softs-can find admission into the Gin
cinr ali Convention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-19

WoEsE AND WoRsE.--MIsDIREcTED LErTrRs--Ve called
the attention of our readers, Thursday last to the
number Of letters misGirected to this city belonging to
firms In Boston BY inspection Of the advertised list
Of letters published in the HERALD Friday last it ap
pears that the number msdirected to firms only is
double that of the week previous being sixteen in
week. In the last list will be found the folio sng:-J
A. and W. Bird Co., j. s. Gardner Co., Marsh Jor
dan Co.. Burr, Brothers; Geo. Abbott & Co., San
born, Carter Bazin; Blake, Hare Co. Simpson &Cald-
well, Geo. Darling Co., Town. Hendrick Co. Fiske 4
Norcross G. W. Warren & Co., leo. Griggs Co., Whit
ney, Lane Washburn; Chas. Grniths & Co.. Railrcayr
Times, &C., be. This for Boston only Philadelphia
Baltimore and other cities have their share as WELL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-19
Ilnportations Mt Boston.
Boston, Nov. II, 1855.
The following is statement OF the value of foreign
goods imported here for the week ending yesterday
Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. IL, 1856.
Cotton finn Sales to-day s 800 bales. Business is
checked in consequence Of light stock. Fair sugar sells
at ca a. &C
Prov DEScE, Nov IL. 1855
The sales Of cotton for the have been about 500
bales, at &c. advance last weeks prices. The WOO,
market is steady, with very Light sales, amounting to
y eco lbs. Printing cloths have been active Sales
Of The week a.. eco pieces.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-19

ties Of political intercourse requiring that he
should say few very pretty things about the
Juvenile republic ans, and there was no harm
while he was with them in aiding them to get
up sham fight, just for the amusement of the
country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-19
Mall Robbery.

PmLADnPnA, Nov. Is, 1855.
The bag containing the mail which made up at
the Post Office for Buffalo, found this morning
the Kensington depot and ried Of the most vaua
BILE portion Of its contents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-19
A Snow Storm I'm Boston.

BosToN, Nov. Is, 1855.
About one inch Of fell here last night but
disappeared. The weather has been clear and cool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-19

VOTES OF NEW YORK AND PHIIADEIPHA.--T Philadel.
pba papers have published comparative table Of votes
given by New York and Philadelphia at the elec
lions, in order to prove that the latter CT is coming
cose the heels of New York in point Of population
The following is the table producod:-
Phiadelphia-total VOTE 1866 Observation-Disclosures. 54, 324
New York-total VOTE 1854. 55, $50
New York over Philadelphia. ............... 1856
The vote last year, when in both State, there was
candidate for Governor to be chosen shows quite diff
ferent result. The vote then stood as follows
Philadelphia--total vote 1851. ........... So SI5
New YoIk-total vote, 1854. co, 515
New York over Philadelphia ............... 9, 700
But the number of votes poled depends much upon
local circumstances to be any true guide regard the
population of city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-19

NHARIH6ION, NOV II, 1000.
The Grand Council Of the American party in this State
recommends the subordinate lodges to disband and alb
folve their members from their obligations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-19

ONLY MAKING a CALL General Webb only
made call on the republicans he had no
idea at all of remaining with them for any
length Of time. After paying his respects in
the most civil and diplomatic manner to the
abolitionists, the gallant General returned
home to the Americans. II was only the conf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-19

Political Intelligence.
THE VOTE OF THE cTATE AND THE STATE GOVERN
NENT.
The vote Of the State tar the Official returns have
been received and which embrace all but two counties
seuben and Tompkins-oos up for Secretary Of State
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-12-04
NOWADAYS


NEWBERGER'S Sstore is all the rage,
II ltsiIrpasses far, the living age, ~
2 Being one Of the largest in the State,
And selling goods at so low n rate
That all who call can easy blly.
And If they don I they can't tell why.
Listen now; prepare your minds
While | call OF the different kinds.
COATS OF all descriptions, kinds and taste,
Any style Of breast " length of waist,
or all materials, frock and dress.
And fiji you, too, without distress.
Next comes our PANTS, which to enumer.
ate, @
Would take man with pen and slate.
From morn to night, with two good minds,
To cipher down the different kinds.
Enough to say, he will all supply
With anything TO suit their eye:
Black, blue plaid, striped or gray,
He is bound 10 suit you any way.
On VESTS as onishing 10 relate, ..
He is ahead Of ell the Stale;
Velvels, plain, plaid. striped and blue,
Satins of oil kinds, and Valencias too,
Woolen, Vclvets, Cassn or Bumbazeite,
Figured Silks and stripes and French Gillett,
And many more; It's not worth while
To half describe the monslrO pile.
SHIRTS OF Linen and Gngham too,
liickOries and Calcoes, stripe and blue,
Bo'oms. Collars, Cfavats and Stocks,
Handkerchiels, India Rubber Suspenders,
And the latest kind Of double. lenders.
BOYS CLOTHING, Goats, Vests and Pants,
We cannot iii either grashoppers or ants,
But any ihirg in human shape
He warrants fit up 10 the tape;
All kinds of Oil Clothing at vety low rate;
RUBBER Clothing, the best in the State;
And 10 his motto he slrickly adheres,
"Not to be undersold," So allay all your
fears.
Continue your calls, and bring oil you meet
To No. s, Union Block, second Street,
oct ~
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-12-04
Notice in Partition.

A Lien WILSON, versus, John Murnahan,
IA Cathar Reed, Philip Reed, and William
Murnahan, Hiram Murnahan, Miriam Murna
han, Tabiatha Murnahan, Jackson Murnahan,
james Murnahan and David Murnahan, minor
heirs al law or Hiram Murnahan, decd, John
L. Griffith, Guardian Of The above named mi
nofs, and Elizabeth Murnahan, widow Of Hiram
Murnahan, decd.
The above named defendants will take notice
that an amended petitionwss fled against them
on the 26th day Of October, A D 1855, in the
Court of Common Pleas within and for the
County Of Lawrence, in the State OF Ohio, by
Allen Wilson, andis now pending, wherein the
said Allen Wilson demands Partition Of the fol.
lowing real estate, situate 10 said County Of
Lawrence and State Of Ohio, to wit. I
The cost half oi the northwest quarter Of
section eis hteen, township two, range sixteen,
containing sixty FIVE acres, more or less, except
about two acres connected with the mill oil
Robert Vincent. TIE southeast quarter Of the
southwest quarter OF section seven, townshp
two, range sixteen, containing, thirty, sevel
acres more or less. And the NORTH. east quar-
ter Of. the southwest quarter Of seetion, sasen
township two, range sixteen, containing seven
tytbree acres, more or less. And that At III,
next term o said Court, application will b
made by the said Alien Wils0n i0t an order tha
partition may be made Of said premisrs. /.
VI ALLEN WILSON,
e., BY RALsH LEETE, his Attorney.
November 6, 'l866--6w k.l :.