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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15
ITALY.

The Council of War sitting at Ancona, has con-
demned TO death eleven persons accufed OF beng
members Of revolutionary committee. The Aus
titan military commander reduced the punishment 70
several years imprisonment. The prisoners were
marched of TO the State Prison of Civi.a Cas,elaaa
In all the towns and villages through which they
passed they received marks of sympathy from tie To-
bsbitants The latter circumstance has N sde con-
siderable impression ct Rome.
"Moreyl money money! is the constant and
sgopizpg cry Of the Papal Government the present
moment, and the anxious endeavcrs OF Monseigneur
Feirar the Minister of Finance tend soie.y to de
cover what diggings likely to furnish the reqn
cite supply. The usual and fatal resource OF people
in pecunisry oificues- another loss-is already on
the taps to the amount is ststed. Of three millions
Oh seudi but the mode Of eectiug il s still andecidea
ibe sncient suberrsDean church OF ST. Peter lately
witnessed the unwouted spectacle Of marriage, and
tnat marriage an English one. Mas Eaton daughter
O. the antnofe.s Of " Rome In the Nineteeath Con-
fury, wn the bride, and in consideration Of her
recent conversion to Catholicism ii wH that Pho
None grantee the special dspeasaton by which sAs
and fifteen Other ladies vvre suthor;sed n nAnstrsts
into the vsasrsbls Crypt fse - jsyssss psoss. Mr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15

TIE ats the week ending I'd inst 33 go bales
and for days they emstei AZ II 200
tales; speezlso during the whole period, ahn1 27lo, and
exporters 2 $50 bales -
Our stock OF CoITos 965 900 bales of which las roo
ehcn ssiDs stock ~ ths time last Of &C., 900 bsss
and Js eco American.
have to repsI: increased depression in Manchester
the severity 81 the weather having seriously increased The
patton pre- sOusy e,ns la consequence Of our pccs snd
troubles while the worsiOs short time IL decidedly
o q The ineTrsse.
tn. Coss msset s qset st lac, weeks prices for " our
srd with fair d-msud for INDIAN CosS declios
O ~ y qusrt.r White WHEAT llIo0lfo; red toibnllL5
y ~ 10 Old Western Canal FLOUR AZ ne~ 81 0ff; Phil
rbs End Bsimors "a dHi6; Csn.fs IL 1iz' sour SO
dHl y bbl. White IsDGaS CosS, " ga Di; yslow, a @
a. s; mixed ~ = quarter
Nohir dong IL TuKPEsrNE American RESIN ia demand
e. $40 A. ewt fox common up 10 81 for fine quality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-MAReH i3.-besor'
REcORDER

COURT OF GENEhAL sESSlONo-oiAkSh lS-pesOss
REcoRDER SMITH.
TIE xIssASE FORGERY CASE CONTINUED:
Robt H. Falls, of the firm OF Nathan Lsne Co,
testified that n printed the checks used by John
Thompson & Co. and Very * Ggynne. Thss on the
9Th of August last, Kisssne came to bis place and
asked to look at some specimen checks saying ths'
b.. wanted 10 get q check book made. Some were
shown him. and he asked the loan vi one OF each OF
the arms above nsmed TO show TO his partner. He
called essin on the following Monday and said he
bad lost the specimen check OF Very a Gwynne but
liked it much, and ordered one made like IL with the
1sue @. he hrm OF Scott & Nsis2n printed on IL
lid 90 hat be never called for She book. /. was q
frequent to give pattern checks when they
were asked for.
Chss. McGeary testified that be was clerk, 10 the
erploy Ct John Thompson, and tina! the cheek In
John A. G-ypne. Of the firm Of Very & G lynne
b, .tifed that the check in question: sgned by his nr
wss forgery -
Eizabe:h Hspdbery, q chsmbermaid a, the n. T..
hotel, stated that last fail findlay aud Cole nsa
room at that hotel and that she Jaw Cole and hasane
in With them writing.
B.pi. r. Fsr.xorth, Of No. 327 Broadway, test.
fec that Cole lodged q, his house for week, IN ne
latter part Of August, and when he ie't, thhAs no
ssd be was going 10 Cincinnati.
Charles I. Wsierhou-s, OF the firm Of Van Brunt 81
Warehouse provision dealers q. No. 200 Chambers
ct testified that he made theaequaintance Of Fndlsy
then Bshop) in the latter part Of August be came
into our Office and after talking come time with Mr..
Van Brunt the latter turned 10 me and sad, This ia
"Mr Bsbop, drover from Kentucky-he wants 70
"epes an account with the Chemical Bank" went
With him 10 the Bank, and introduced him to the
teller, Mr. Parsons, who asked me il knew him;
replied tia, did lot, but tia; supposed Mr. Van
Brunt my partner, did, be then deposited o. 900 in
City bank Bills and also two drafts upon other City
beIis when we left the bank he told me that he had
LOCO live hogs in Kentucky, which he would ike 20
cell and invited to vsii bin ct the Prescott HOUSE
hs; evening and strike up . bargain for them; 4
weDt there II the appointed time, but he was n"' '
do did not zee bin. At.
Tie case wa here adjourned to II O'CLOCK 'nS
mortirg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15
BIRTHDAY OF WASHINGTON.

The American residents n Paris gave ball in the
Herr Saloons, Rue de Ia vctoire, in commemoration
of the birthday of Washington. The rooms were
most testefully fitted up ard brilliantly lighted. The
portrait of the Father of his Country, with the in
sc,pon First in war first in peace, and first in the
"hesrts Of his fellow citizens" faced that Of his
friend and companion in arms lafayette. Frank
lps portrait faced that of President Pierce The at
tendance was very numerous. but not inconvenient-
" SO for the extent Of the rooms ana il comprised
most Of those distinguished in literature the arts and
politics 70 he found in Pars. Nearly all the men,
bers of the diplomatic corps, as well as the members
Of the French Government, were present. M. Guizot
wac among the earliest arrivals. The English resi-
deLts and casual visitors in Par, we're also pretty
numerous. Nothing says The 7smes's report, could
be better than the order and regularity with which
this interesting ftte was conducted from the begin
hing TO the end.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15
PERSIA.

A battle has been fought at Buuder Abbas be
tween the Arabs and the Persisns in which the later
were surceesful. a Persi.u force Of ~ 600 hors--
men with six gurs end two m0rtars appeared before
Bunder Abbas in the b-giobing OF December, and
shtIied the place for two days aud nights; on tue
third DAY the gsrriscn consisting Of 700 meu, met
tie Persians at the gates and an engagement took
place which lasted for several hours. Inc ARAB
force. oyerpowered by numbers, took to their boas,
ard fed 10 the man. of war belonging to the imiun
Of Mufcst The Arabs lost in killed aud wounded.
about l. 400, while the Persiars lost about 600 Inc
Arabs we're commanded by the elfes, son al the
Imaum. he is determined to hazard another b..le
before giving up Bunder Abbss TO the Persans. fne
Imaum is said TO be mastering large force, which
he will command in person. so that VIZ may shortly
expect 10 hear Of another engagement. little hset
in the Perian Gulf has h,d some employment agalnst
An Arab piratichl Chief, with 2 600 followers. Inc
account Of the affair, as given by cotenporary s
as follows: The sttsch was made IN Twelve Doas,
containing an armaU en of about 300 men and boys,
eight puns-two ~ and Elk 3-pounders-and one
rock ct boat The Arabs fought veil and several OF
the On were wounded hu, none of them severely.
The water was very shslloS, and several OF Tue
heavier boats were aground during the whole tne OF
the action After haviI been shelled, ana well pep
nered with canister shot the Chef sent flag Of truce
vi an intention Ii at he would deliver W the bunga
low which was Immediately burned upon the spot
The pirates must have sustained loss OF upward OF
100 Killed and wounded The expedition seems TO
have been well planned. and admirably executed
Dot a single life having been lost. The ownership OF
Binder Abbas cannot at all affect British interests;
but with the probability before us OF The Shsn be-
coming the paramount power along the whole extent
Ct our Irdus frontier, from Mekran TO Psshawur, It
lie III questonaby policy to do Gil 10 our power 70
event Russian influence from becoming paramount
ip Persia for il the Russi.ns were established In
Turkstsp Persia would be merely Russian sstrapy.
The Indian ravy squadron in the Persian Guf as dis
petsed gaDg0t Arab pirates, destroying ther ooats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15
Richardson. Spence & Co.'S Circular.

Pr Poeife LIVERPOOL. Friday Feb %. 1855
There eh.nse in the value demsnd for BREAD
s1uFFs rcay l.t INDIAN CORN has been dull
effect sales reduction Of SAL y quarter had be
I io-csy's mske. there little done Ia FLOUR
WHEAT that quotations nominal INDIAN CORN Ia
rather better demsnd. At ~ Qi2i5 y $50 10
Scarcely sale to report
PoRK continues Gull
B.oosQyit ard the county demand check by tho
LARD Quiet at t0i
COTTON Very dull through the week change ofwesther
splart a1d will doabt bsys large anya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15

TRIED AID CONVICTED OF RAPE.-Ihe Court OF
Sessions yesterday engaged in the trs Of VIM Farrell
upop az rspe committed the pers)n OF
ar about IL year. Of named May Elizabeth Hoian De
eno,nt resided Little and the girl Wa srurse
one OF bis children The oenss cornitte1 about tns
18th Ct Jsnuay last in the hsue The Effects OF the assault
loshsome disease upon the gr whieh led
10 inquiry ard caused The occupied the whole
cay the oense conclusvey proven The Jury DO
b rated but few moments whtn they retaInes with yer
IL, 81 srtr ana The prscner resnaed f1r ntense
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15

THE PHYSIOLOGICAL CABINET, No. sos Broad
way thousands Of BusTs and Cssrs from the heads
of the most d.tn shed men that ever lived also SKULLS
bunsn .pins from s quarters of the sobs-incuins
Esyptisp Munu.. Pses Rohber. Mmderers and Thieves
$50 NUN ou. PAINTINGS aud DRAwfSGs Of c-horsf-d Dd
yiduai. living .nd de.d stranger. ~ fni this
Mus. UNI aw.ys open and visitors. Ext nin4tons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15
BROOKL wv -II,EMS.

LECTURE Ar PLrxourH CHUcH.-The Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher will deliver lecture on Patriot
"ism, in bis church this evening, Thursday for
the benefit Of the Industrial School for Girls. The
lecture is richly worth hearing even Without the noble
irduceuent Of the benefit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15
COURT CALENDAR-TsIs Day.

SUPERIOR CouRT-Nos. SO, 1869, 1852, 424, 5is,
s7s ga IIa5 lO7 ilts ile Ill., Ills ilis liz ll1s In.
SIS sal rs sts 1917 1918 1916 l2 1924. 1909 Ie0. ~
7Ve losI lote 49,. $50. 2l3. go.
CTRcurr CouRr-no change.
SurR.xx CouRr-Speeiai fzr-Nos LIS, Ill., L.
H. S. 10 81. u. 70. S. a. %. 20. A.
UsrrrD SrArEs DISTRICT CovRr-Nss. ", w. ~
3, 10. -, Ii, "a. II, Is, IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15

Lanlb vac the bridegroom. Captain L.nb, OF the
7ib Drsgoops bad ls'i Rome jas. before, bsiGg
sbe To wait lot bic brothers m.rrsg. on account q
bis being ordered to the CriDea Monssxueur Talbot
performed the nuptia ceremony
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15
IAdyeftisementI

GAS GAS New styles of Gas FIXTURES,
for the prh Trade Of both Modern and antique designs
ou Wholesale buyer. particularly invited to cal. nths grs.
B.nufse turing Depot OF ARCHES; VASES Co., No. 80
Broadway Alec the hes. portable Gas Works for Country
Dwellin e, Churehss ard Factories in this country,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15
AUSTRIA.
No ENGLISH LOAN.

The Vienna semi-ofiicial journals contradict posi-
tivtly that Austria intends 20 negotiate ffeen million
siet ing loan 10 EDglsDd.
The Imperial Palace at Prsgue, the residence of the
ex-Enperor OF Austria h,s been accidentally burned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15
Brown. shipIey 4 Co.'S Circular.

PEI Pae.seI LIVERPOOL. Monday. Feb 26, pss5.
CoTroS Times qse ard the quotations Of fair tiles
are reduced n while other clss-s barely msiotsin pr-v
oas The ind having round to the yard Tor
the 2s inst about 30 cotton laden vessels
c.es.d in reaching tb. port bat yet early the
effect THE mport the market. which day clones lsa
suit ], the following quots'ion viz:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15
PRUSSIA.

WANT OF CONFIDENCE IN THE GOVERN
mENT
Tie Committee OF the Second Chamber at Berlin
hes resolved TO propose vote Of wan. Of confidence
in the Ministerial policy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15


Pursuant to public notice, the sale OF the five years
leases of the aforementioned Docks. Slips, &c was
held at the City Hal, a. O'Clock. yesterday. The
aucuoheefs "efe q a"' M 'i'or ah' ~ D. p'eecAe''
We give some Of the rerults Of the sale. The sums
represent annual rent:
EAST RIVER
os'p an Pc. g.: IL ;.a III; o.
a., 81 M,isspl.ns + Dunhsn 80 stHIr.. -. s. so
:. n. s .nd H. n s,os Of '"s
A., CoaSsIi ..........s'',. ... 81 20
''I T S ~ p "a ioca5,, b.lf n IN. al a.,
L., -, so No. a. .ns Hi s ~ Of s5-s
IL A. GoaS.Il....,.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 900
no .ss zoe foO t Of Ba1n; dip Geo susy snd Th@
49,. :. s'u - wv Observation-Disclosures. sIo
E. I'd. Of Pier No q foot OF Fulton 81 and fulton MAG
s;sP bern 0f ives: nd. o. rsi 20
one hundred sni .orytwo test. inches sis Of
Pier No. Is, and END OF said ref' foot oil s.ssmaa
81 Ia: =; Per No :? and ives, ds Of No Is AID
Bulhes between NO" - ana - ioo' OF recI'"P
..r Id: Of Per No q v5 ~io. end Of said Pier; tot
Of no":s'elt' u w,tni,,rn
no. 70 .na Y "a to IN. Far, ip,. Co ASS
"a Pier No 81 .od S.fOf Bushe'd between Nos III and s9
foot Of J.uss. Do. and half of R,.b.d ,.,x.., M.
50 and sii ioot OF Jame'',p-'a' two together A.
Pie; r.. Is an b: q; :ii..S sssys.so
"a East sss o. .ai rie e, Si Tso
Pier No S. md s.f.t Ba'ins.a os'Tss ; No. ;. ,sd
tess cen 2, 40 sIette guiss..a b.tS.ea No. 81 sJ
IL 5ei 90 az he RfibssI on ss.t "a h.I
EoA 81 ard 20; foot OF HGAstp John r. ohIesY'-' % ~
is r'e, r a. 80 Tin JoLn y GiIl.soe .- IS 80
l3 Pier no " sLa nsi o. ouishesA oe'seen Nus "a ~
~ ioSt OF =. a, ka,.hs.s bstx--n Sos a. ana
~ f'ef o.. ~ ~ r a.. . : 10
q Pier No - snd tsN ouisnead between nos " aSo W
loot Q, ., n,I,...s n.,w.en No q, and
q re. r nrKsnnex -......... . 8 30
IS '1 p ?, S ~ scol Of jen.rSss McK:nney s. $50
q ~. Of '''f ri.h. ~ "a. 100. D....J "a
sn,h.,a foot a ana .lons the North Of Ryipston
70 wrhiE 8 feet Of Pier between stanton and Rvios
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15

The 9Th IRENE oJoos cspnoes5e was made along the
whole Of the Russian Inca but no attack. February
10th, --latest advioes by letter. rothog worth report
ing. On that dsy-'be loth-Loid Raglan tels.
prstbs that large couvoys, apparently OF sick
men we're moving out of Seyastopol, aud equally
large conveys Of supplies wese moving in. The
Russians within tbs city appeared TO bs bresk-
ing up hulks in tbs arssn,l, spd using the
n sie, 4is for platforms ard e4eg1sI.derlse at the
battery ~ Gu Mat" Tue British were proceeding With
the armament 81 their works the health Of the army
was better; forage was the chief wait.
Ga tie 18th Gen. Pelisser lis repored to have teie
grsphed 10 Paris tha. no successful attempt coulf be
made on Sovasiopol for month to come. On the
same date Mercbkoff telegrapbed to St Petersburg
the explosion Of the French mine, as above men
toned, and ODDS:
AT night attachments Of volunteers continu:'iy
harrafs the enemy in thtir trenches, and, by oogng
them to beat TO armp, compel them to suspend sasir
works"
Order, have reached Constantinope to prepare
bosnitsl be6s Immediately fer 5000 men, from which
IL rferrtd .ha: an assault ID to be made on Soyasso
pol
siege Iipes The artillery and sailors remsin in hase
of Their bsiieTies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15

Magnificent Photographs of all sizes. Daguerre
otyp.s scopes CIayons made la weather
Roofs Worlo. Fair Gallery No. 500 Broadway fist floor
sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15
RUSSIA DECLARES WAR AGAINST SAR
DINA.

Adyices from ST. Petersburg Of the nth, announce
that is formally declared against Sardinia. No.
ice 10 gved to Sandman ships to leave the Russian
ports. The sreqSaiur has been Withdrawn from the
Sandman Consuls, and the Russian agents ct Genoa
and Nice have been recalled. The property Of Sar-
cnian citizens is placed under the protection Of tho
laws"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15
THE WAR.
BATTLE AT EUPATORIA.

BATTLE AT EUPATORIA.
On the 18th February the Russians, who, under
Gen. Liprandi, had been for seme time collecting
Nound Eupstoria, attacked the Turks with strong
force. Omer Pasha, who had arrived by sea from
ynna few days before, took the command of the
Turks in person, and after four hours fighting, the
Russans drew off to distance Of four miles.
By mex, mail we shall doubtless have details Of the
seton. In the meantime, the following are the tele
gsphic dispatches that brought the intelligence to
France and England:
The London DAILY Ne~s was the first to announce
iAe intelligence as follows:
"BUcBAREsT, Feb. ga messenger who left
Eupstoris on the nth February, and performed the
journey from Varns TO Bucharest in twenty-six
hours brings the following dispatca from your cor
nj at Eupatoris: Feb 1.-THE Russians
attacked Eupatoris this morning. They were CON-
handed by Liprand; and their numbers were ~ 900
Infantry and 6 600 cavalry They commenced the
attack an hour before daybreak, and had with them
SEVENTY guns The conflict lasted three hours. The
assault was signally repulsed The steamers threw
'sbslls enorg the assallans Inc kussians nave yVo
ntn hors de combat. the Turks 80. Omer Pasha
commanded in person. Sem Pasha, the Egyptian
was killed Vast masses Of cavalry and artillery
are now assembled round EupatoTia
The following is the account from the M0nRe1r:
"a teleerapbic dispatch from Bucharest announces
that on Saturday thel7th inst. at clock NJ, the
Russaps 10 the number of 40 OO0 under the order Of
Gen. Liprsnoi, attacked Eupators, and, after COM
bat Of four hours, they were vigorously rupulsed
With considerable loss, by the Turks, unoer the com.
mand OF Omer Pasha The Turks had Is killed and
IS wounded Suleyman Pssha was killed. ba;
terry served by the French lost four men,
The following lie the English official account:
"FEBRuARY 25-l0P. M-Lord Panmure presents
bis compliments 70 the Editor aud oegs to transmit
copy OF telegrsphic Dispatch which has been re-
ceived from Lord Raglan through the British Agent
a Bucharest:
"'BEFoRE SEvAsToPoL, February ia force,
iad to lee 30, 900 of Russians, with large number
Of guns attacked Eupatoiia a. day break the l7th
and was repulsed with loss by Omer Pasha. The
Turkish loss is said TO be nconsiderable but Selin
Pashs, commanding the Egyptian brigade, was killed.
The British of.war der the Hon. Captain Hast
ings covered both lsnks with great effect The &C
lion terminated at 10 M. when the Russians retired
sfew miles"
There are several other dispatches purporsing to
come from Vienna and elsewhere but they contain
merely the above news in different shape. Private
Dispatches in the possession of Greek firms. tend to
encourage the opinion that the Importance Of the bat
te is over estimated in The public accounts.
RUSSIA DECLARES WAR AGAINST SAR-
DINA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15
ADHERENCE OF TIE ITALIAN STATES.

IN
The following from the Weser Zeitung, we give
with some reservation:
"a poie was received here Vienna on 18th, sn-
nounoing officially the adherence Of Tuscany to the
treaty OF December o. the negotiation. are closed,
ard notifications may be expected in few days.
There appears however. no prospect Of Naples join
ing the aliasce The contrary has been telegrsphsd.
A note has also been received here from Sweden,
stating The exact terms On which Sweden will join tue
Wextern Alliance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15

CAPTURE OF YouSG BURGLAR.-On Tuesday
evening youth 70 wear. of sge John 81 Hart de-
teced by Mn, Teress Lynch in her fruit store No Wa'h
rsou Market which h. had nefed BY OF false key
she him desperate susss In which the .onns
scAmp kicksd struck Der several times bus him.s
s.,eie, HANDLED BY he Du0g tho ssssle Policeman JEFF
carried the butslar 10 the Station House for
The bsht and ysedsy he bon h before Justice Bogs
snd locked up ia default Of "a GO bail for trsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15
SALE OF PIERS.

Pursuant to public notice, the sale OF the five years
leases of the aforementioned Docks Slips &c was
held at the City Han, at O'Clock yesterday. The
auctioneers were Jas. n. Miller and A. J. Bleecker.
We give some OF the re-ults Of the sale. The sums
represent annual rent:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15

BURGLARY on A DRUG SroRE.-The drug store Of
BrsthaptG Co.. No. IS Beaver st entstei on t~o
heebt occssons ,- west and robbed Of 81 900 worth OF
altar Of rose Yesterday Ocsr Cow-y and Don0hue Of the
Fr.t WsId who the loosou for the rsscss
rested eolored named VIM Johnson and Nathaniel
Col rs TO uho-e possession they traced VI the stolen
p.rfaue which they hAd sold 10 druggist Nut
t.fryst $40 The prisoners were taken befjre Justcs
Connolly and locked up for further examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15

CONNECTION 1t was Mr.. Moulton, and not Mr..
Towle who called for three cheers for the Know
Nothipgs at the Backwells leland row, on Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15

TIE numerous friends of the Rev. W. s Bslch viii
be glad 70 learn thst he is recovering bis usual good
health He is now considered entirely out OF danger.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03

I corporation under the name OF "The Coun-
/ \ Gil Bluffs and Nebraska Ferry Company"
has been organized under the general corpora
ton law of the State of Iowa, and its principal
place for transacting business is the counting
room of James A.Jockson, Council Bluff city
iowa. The nature OF the business Of the com
pany is TO p ocure boats and TO keep aud main
tain ferries on the Missouri, Elk Horn and Loup
Fork Rivers and TO. carry on trade with the IN
dams and whites along sa id line.
The capital stock of the company is eleven
thous and dollars, negotiable and transf
by vote of the majority Of board of directors
and to be paid in upon call Of the board of di-
reCtOrs.
The time Of commencement Of said incorpo
ration was the 23d July 1853, TO continue TWEEN
" years.
The affairs of the company to be conducted BY
a board CT directors, consisting of president,
secretary, treasurer and other directors, to be
elected annually Oh the first Monday of each
year.
The indebtedness Of the company shall at no
time exceed the sum of seven thousand dollars
Feb 81, 5i-u50tf.