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80 shy. YoaK, nIxEnisa, AND sOVTh-
- sss ANTON UAIrED 81 IEs MAIL. 81 gA y nss
ss SN s" Jsp s0 & s'se ~ afsaNS Capt b s
These sese,s ssop At sons se,arnas
PROPOSED DATES or sAtLiHo-is5a
Ffom Sen Prom
wa.aiugton. Saturday, Jnaaay g fse,asy y
heraana. Saturday 1ssrusy % March aa', a.
ss.asa, s as y = ss =
Washlnson ...... Saturday, May 10. jusela
Hermann. I. -. Saturday, June a. July IA
Wa~ineoa. ~. I. Saturday, July IS. August IL
I.saIs. .. saturday, August Ia septrmbsr
lyasI lagpOn Saturday, sspsembers. ociobsro
lIeru,tnn. Saturday, October T. Noyembers
gashinsDn.,. saturday, November. Dses~ssr j. !,
tfem Southampton 20 New York .
Westminster. = wedny, Mar. Washington. wedny, Aug I
Ms.saoa. a mas 4 q Wassas.oa cs
@a.Ssoa n sass 4 W ,s.%iss s sss
aennann....... July 70 Hermann.... " Ian 3, iso
p-'' ~ ''''c ii SAND, % 81, NY.
GAhr nssIse csoss Ss ss co Southampton
WILLIAM lsELih, Hayre
Polyseenaie College "a the state of rsansyivAn"
Penn Square, Philadelphia
nIs College orsanxed plan Colleges
cateea SaSpe asss ,ss 70 '''d ''0's"
ENGINEERING, MINING, AGRICULTURE, AND THE ME
CHANicaL AND CHEMICAL ARTS
me mex, semi annual Monday, Sep
FACULTY.
Mathematics aaa ss ssm ~
Mnng engineering geology and mineraiosy, Prof W. H.
Thomas, A. vi = :.
aecnaaical philosophy principles OF machinery, PROF
Peab.tdy aud Kennedy.
Tarasf ,r eac session, So
Mechanical architectural, drssng, Prof. job
Ni stencil and SPANISH Prof " De Amarii.
German, Prof u IL. EnSap
The laboratory practical chemistry daily.
An u.
puvdei aud less proficient students
be rspldty prepared ior The College
boarding
sBtned by addressing Dr. Alfred l.. Kennedy, Poly
ioc,iuic CUilegs, Philadelphia.
MATHEW NEWKlRk,
President OF Board of Trustees.
luus HclNrYRR seeretary
AFetSaI& I9eslm I'D
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For LyncAhusg, connecting with the stages al chasoae
Mondays, NJ edae~days, and fndass
For Lusay and New Market connecting win ne stages
pepper Tuasdays, Thursdays, and Sstnsdnfs.
fnr Wnchesief daily, connecting with IA stages redu
For daily connecting with the 90
Per orders w, w. bkoNkkFT, Asxyl
Nov T--dtl
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Salamander Safes.
EVANS WATSON 96 South Fourth street, Philadelphia
IL Pa ac No, SO Dock sreet large
ment Of their
PATENT sALAMANDER FIRE AND THIEF-PROOF SAFES,
Bank vaults md iron doors for bank and stores,
PATENT sLATE-LINED REFRIGERAToRs,
Water hte seal and letter copying presses Fairbanks platform
and counter scales.
Sole for BuIlerworh Bcey' Yaes JONES'
patent Powder-proof bank locks Please q cali
Reference Is made few Of tho many
safes in
r. Magruder 7 street, Pennsylvania avenue Washing
ton, ID. q.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, fhiiadephiai2 safes.
United States Mint, do
United States Arsenal Sin California, in Philadelphia.
United States Appraisers Office, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Philadelphia safes.
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore Company,
Philadelphia. ~
Richard Norris, s.n, Locomotive Works, Philadelphia
Winchester Bank, Winchester, Virginia,
Mr. r. Wood Fogs PennsYIvania avenue between
seeis, Washington, c. authorized receive
make eales of the above.
May G-2awIy EVANS WATSON
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5000 blue flannel iof Inning great
4vei doAsn pairs kngs, sizes weighing POUNDS per
u, Of good sound wool doubled and twisted yarn.
Those kait by hand preferred
Brass scales, N, z. :. corp. pnss.
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tNOLUM9KAs GDi.I.E;GE Washington. II. C--The
" year Colombian College will begin the last
"Wednesday end last Wednesday
jane students choice o. pursuing the usual classical
bachelor of scicnhc for the
degree Of philosophy The necessary college,
dollars For further information
ne Columbian College, Washington, d. C
Aug 49,
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Mobile and montgomery U. =. Daily nsil La,
"a. CONSISTING Of The following substantial "A.
...--.~.AsA6.ls. running passenger steamers, via
MESSENGER,
MAGNOLIA,
CuHA,
CREMoNA, and
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FLEETWOOD GEEMETERY.-This beautiful burial place
u having appropriate
monies for the is for the reception of the
mains Of deceased persons.
capacity bodies,
end ofthe dead apply place the departed
select sites graves.
The plan Of the ncorpoors is OF equality in regard the
lots which will be publicly for sae (albough
usually bring premum making the early selection of lots the
desirable.
established the city Washington, applca
viii be punc,uay attended the
wing of the building entering the Cemetery.
visiters drive fast through the Cemetery
rounds l4e a
WIN. s. HUMPHREYS.
n BGlenwood Is situated short due north of
Capitol.
Aug 27--d3m
RENSSELAER, POLS TECHNIC INSTITUTE,
DESIGNED for the comprehensive thorough
~ chtects and civil engineers including hydraulic
graphical, and mining engineers.
For copies Of the Annual Register giving full Information respect
ing the institute, appIy to
b. FRANKLIN GREENE,
Director &c, r. r. l.,
Aug l5--dam Troy, N. Y.
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University of Louisiana.
laI.


Medical Department.
TUE annual Of lectures this
on Monday, November 10, and will terminate ensuing
March. F"
James Joucs NJ D.. Professor OF Practice OF Medicine.
J, u, AddeIl, M. u of
Warren stonr. NJ D., Professor Of Surgery
A. II. Cenas N D.. Professor II Obstotrics.
A j. Wcdderhnrn, M. d., Professor of Anatomy.
Gastavus A Non, N, D., Professor Of Maieria Medies
Thomas Hunt D. Professor OF Physiology Pathology
ss%sal p c Ssas II Demon.,ra,o. Anatomy
The Coz dissecns VIII be open the third Monday
tnbss
The faculty yins physicians surgeons Charity
Hosrt ~, and attend this institution November
expense, ENJOY Extraordinary practical advantages.
hess daag the essson about eight hundred
scr,hed for daily.
In 1853 the number o. patients
a'sd and my nirr.
THOMAS HUNT, MD, Dean.
Aug ii--ia~,Novl
A mENICAN HOUSE, Hanover street. Boston /, by
Lewis Rcs RAhSts enlarged and elegantly furnished
suth improvements and for
Ca " the travelling public
pss
SHIRTS made ordsr.-sTEvENs Browns Hotel is pre-
"a d. ~ -
Gents roabied with bad huiss shirts sui,ed
srEvENsS
. Dec f--1u Sales Browns Hotsi
iyESTs scarss. Ties Cravass c-Every variety Of sye
style, and shape Of desirable Napoleon
sats, Ae Of late impcrason and at moderate prices
STEyENs's
Dee 1-mf sales- room. Browns Hotel.
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JUST reeeived 100 barrels eastern appscs, such
Heenng- Badwns, Rnsses hn~ odrs, delivered
souh fnvnte fmc boarding house md hotel viii
~ 70 their advantage 10 Y as a cali
ms In barre
Also, New Jersey white Mercer potatoes.
- j. DOUGLAS Il co,
NoNN-fo2w Feed Store, Cd street, Pa. svenue
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toUsEKEEPEas ATTENTION i-Dinnes ssu, ioile
III sets, tea SETS crockefY and
aiy for sale liite lower than they Ia
Dens about 10 close that ar,t 10 In
public any OF the above enumerated Articles cost.
My stock of pates OH, sass vnsnrhe
lear and everything ths.a.
all persons n want 10 give e being
derrold in this Baltimore
sperm and lard oils, Article, hand
also keep for sale Russia hair felt COR parking snmbofer
Ny stock - bought entirely cash. and
10 want OF articles sold by smss q
on all sums Of 20 aud dedacsca Gv
Goods delivered In part Of the city and Georgetown
Z. y. WHITTLEsEy,
#al 5at aevcaih sr~sf.
p SAN biIs made with must bo settled monthly.
nael On H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-24

Ha, %. In coERon W.. the rr-s-~ 1
the country, suffered az every gsucrsIst
in shis State from most unnecessary au4>~
tious delays, growing out OF the tree an4Vs
pendent node Of csbvassiog votes. whe,N.
while some Inspectors we're counting for Cover.
nor, some were at the Assembly, some aztec Pa.
lice Justice AID others determined to hnd out
whether Cousin John was elected Constable, BE-
fore they told the result for President We f.
vored, at the late session Of the Legislature the
passage Of a law, copied on another page. which
will produce uniform mode 0fcsnysssing through
out the State 90 far as the more mpo Off ,es
are concerned The law also provides for tho
pubic proclamation Of the result Of tho can
vass Of each box, as soon as ascertained.
This will give the public early information and
DO away with the suspicion Of fraud between the
frat and final cOustiog. heretofore 80 fcequeotl,
expressed. The bill further provides forthe proper
arrangement of ballots in this City, ia conformity
with the division Of districts and interests
There is also On indirect action Of considerable
Importance to the purity Of the baliotbox, since
under the Simultaneous cout ting for given Off
Ger, it will hardly be practicable to ascertain
that five or elk v0tes in the last of dozen cleo
ton districts will make or unuake Congress-
mann or other digpitary. This hss been done
much ofteIer than the peopls are aware OF; and
though we cannot cay that the result has ever
been purpo'ely varied to suis the case, it 10
notorious thst many people charge that such
knavery has been practiced.
We hope the newspapers generally will puoli'a
so much of the law a. sets forth the mode OF csa'
wasting and declaring the result, that in'peos0"
may be early Informed Of their duties. q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-24

The Board Of Aldermen last evening received
petition from the Third-sv. Railroad Company
asking that the Company be allowed to charge 10
cents for passengers conveyed to and from HAr-
lem, when the remainder Of their track is com.
pleted. The Special Committee on the Nativity
of the Police submitted partial report being
the testimony taken before them, and already
published. A motion to discharge the Commit ~e
was lest, 90 the investigation is 10 be continued
1t was limited that An abstract from Paris Regis.
ter in England, expected here soon, would prove
the nativity Of Mr.. MaAell beyond doubt.
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PROIIIBITORY LAW.

Sir CO the Prohibitory Law was passed, the
Press has ceased 10 discuss its expediency, and
taken to en- examination Of its consttutionality.
The liquor dealers have begun with stout denial,
and retained counsel to conts st the law at every
step OF it's enforcement. We have been waiting
several days TO see what might be said on the sub
ject, and although the objection, have not yes
taken very definite shape, it is perhaps not i'm.
proper to tIer some suggestions of our own upon
the constitutional question. The question OF con-
stitutioDaliy relates, we suppose, to the prohibi
ton con aimed In the 6rst section Of the Law, the
mode Of examination, trial, appeal and punish
ment prescribed by other sections, aud the search,
seizure and con6scstion allowed BY others. The
parts Of the Federal Constitution whi,h are sup
posed to bear upon the matter are these:
AKricIE l. Sec Ire Congress shall have power 70 regu
late with foreign nations and amons the several
st.tes and With the ibdiso tIibes
ses ~sieh shall be ade 10 pursuance thereof and All
fes nsde heh hail be made under the authority OF
re uptd states shall be the snprcme Law OF tbs land sad
re every state shall be bound thsrvby anything w
the Constitution or laws OF any State the contrary Nth
stapeinE"
Now, certain acts Of Congress authorize the
importation Of liquors from abroad, and there
are treaties between this Government and some
foreign Governments for the admission into thi,
country Of wines and spirits. Do these laws and
treaties under the Constitution Of the United
States nulliy the prohibition Of sale contained in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-24

The opinion of Mr.. Dillon, Counsel to the Cor
poration, on the rights of the City as affected by
the Liquor Law, is given in our report of the do
ings of the Common Cour Gil. Mr.. D. thinks the
regulation Of liquor selling 10 not franchise but
simple political right derived from the Legisla.
ture, and therefore may be repealed or modified at
tie will of that body. He is evidently of the
opinion that though the power to grant or extend
the old form of license pires on the Let of May,
the present penalties for selling without license
continue until the new penalties come into force;
though this point he declines to state explicitly
out Of Difference to the District Attorney, whose
official duty II will be to prosecute offenders.
As to the clause regarding imported liquors. he
thinks that all liquors coming in under United
States laws are exempt from seizure, whether in
original packages or not since the right to import
implies the right to sell. He thinks that the
naming of certain judicial officers as the persons
to hesr and adjudicate under the law, implies
that the Mayor and Aldermen are not empowered
to participate in . Judicial capacity in its exc
cutiOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-24

Among our telegraphic dispatches will be
found accounts of several serious casualties. A
railroad train, near Baltimore, broke through a
bridge, irjuripg the engineer; at Cansudsigas, a
prominent citizen was run over and killed by q
train backing out of the depot; the steamboat
VIM. Knox was burned yesterday, near Louis
vile, and large party of Kansas Emigrants lost
their property; four boys were burned to DEATH
few days since, by the destruction Of a school
house in Madison County, Ohio, the house being
set on fire by lightning.
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religious equality. Lat gear the Legislature en-
sbled the Dissenters 70 inter- and take degrees ia

religious equality. Lat gear the Legislature On
sbled the Dssenters 70 inter- and take degrees !,
the University OF Oxford, the Bishops of the Or ,
per HOuse standing aside, afeaid t. set A bill
Tor doing away with the bar5srous E.cls.is.tic, Al
Coufn 10 on the tapis. The recently introduced
measure of SIR John P,kibg,on, for a National
Education. proposes ~ put all sect. npoa .n
equality with the Church Of Eagland. conce..
sion the more significant IN as much A. il en.o..s.
from the Conservative SIDE. Tie Church tax
cannot be collected in the large swn,. and sbs
country parishes are beginning to revolt. A bill
for Its Legal abolition will soon com, hsfo,s -.
Hou,e of Lords with the stamp of sprovsl 6,e5
upon ii by the Commons The suast lima,
House is the stronghold Of ecclesia,tics bigo,rv
and ia two centuries behind the LIVER in
this re.pect. That "a Jew may not cit hPsrli..
meut-tbat q witness may not make SECULAR
affirmation and declaration in lieu of q reVious
oath or affidsvit-tbsts widower msy nosnsrry
the slater of his deceased wife-is due, NOT the
Commons but 10 the Lords who have repeAdly
thro gn out bills for removing those DISABILITIES
sent no to them by the Commons. The Ansua
Bishops will soon have hotter work before Thea
TIE precarious tenure Of their owa seats rest
entirely upon their "good behavior and the
forbeMsnce ofthe British public, but still larger
Que stion is in the background; it is that OF the
Irish Church Establishment. This odious relic OF
foreign conquest this Church Of an insoiens mi-
lority, has long been given up by every liberal
mind in the three kiugdoms-even caurchmen,
such as DR.. Arnold. have pronounced il indefensi-
bic. The now powerful BODY OF Easlish dissent
ere, Joined by the laitudir arian Liberals of Ea-
gland, are az xious to cut it dom. they are we'll
aware tia. i. is the exposed outwork OF the
Church of Eug,nd, and that its fall mu''
precede that of the established Cnurcc
at home. The present Premier has never
voted in ito favor and be has been knowato waA
out Of the House rather than do 80. 1.-THE lrist
people, Catholic aud Presbyterian DO not seize
this propisiou. opportunity for the overthrow o.
the Irish Establishment, they will deserve-we
had almost said--to have il saddled upon them fol
another half century.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-24
THE DISTURBANCES AT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Monday, April ~, ios
No serious disturbance occurred yesterday or
morning. ~
The artillery and military have been posted ,
front Of the Court House since Saturday afsrnos
Yesterday at y. NJ. an In mense Gro ~d colt
in Clsrk.st., between Washington and South va
but shortly afterward dispersed. %
The total number Of arrests made Is fftyfye. =
The Irish have covered Themselves with gloqg
keeping ont OF the sffrsy.
More trouble is appreherded al the examinsSss
the prisoners.
TIE German who was shot by the policemss
ceived bali through bis back, bat is stiil living
special military force, consisting of 500 clSs
with the State Arms has been organized i,
CHICAGO, Monday, April 23-Ph.
The city is quiet. The military is still ststlsss
front Of the Court House. and considerable excls
exists yet Very little is required 10 draw oat NJ
nense crowd. Eight or ten fires have oceare \,
different parts Of the city since Saturday. ~
erent rumors are aaost, but they will probably -
10 nothing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-24
PAPER II ANGIN GS,
Wholessle and Retail

THOMAS FAVE Co,
NoA 2S and 257 Broadway NewYork directly opposite the
City Ball.
Hsve constantly hand full stock OF French and
Paper HAnsinEs Borders tebosrd Prints Curtain Papers
Bea Testers Statues Landscapes &c. of every style
Merchants laying In their stocks buv from 6st hands
manufacture largely import direct from French
fsctufers for wbom sole the Unted Sxe
Our Retail Department comprises the richest styles Deco
rsros Special I'm poations made. when dcsrcd from
spendS collection OF samples Artistic Paper Hangers sent
esy part Of The Uniied staies
FEATHERS, BEDDING, Accidentally on hand
eourrspt IN part large ss.ormsnt Of Has M,rTsEssEs
ftAIhtR BEDS fAiLLAssEs Cors. BrDsTsADs. BLANKETS
and ConfoRrrRs at No. 80 Chatham corner asiosry
Wholesale and retail. MssTU WILLARD. Agent
REMOvAL.-Messrs. ELY d MUNGER have re.
moved 10 their spscious No SO BROADWAY (3t
Nicholas Hotel where they offer the srtspsvs assort
meat Of PsSoosTEs and HGLoDtoss 10 be found la thu
ey among which mar be found the eesm,si dgnsls 90
hve" Pianos and fa supply OF w Lsdd 20 Boston
superior instruments Cshst Heedbsms nslodsos. With
large asortmer Of low priced Pianos and scad hand 10
suments all Of which Cfees prioss low b
found In New-foTk ETY. g. MUSeEE.
N B.-Pisno fortes TO let.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-24
THE NUNNERY DIFFICULTY IN TUE MAS
SACHUSE IT'S LEGISLATURE.

Bosros, Monday, April -, 1852
Mr.. Joseph HIS, member from Boston res'gnse
his seat in the House Of Representatives, today
account Of the difficulties growing out toe Naas
investigation. His letter OF resignation was rsis
to a Committee.
The Know Nothngs Of this State are about 70
lish an explanation Of the objects and alns Of
organisations. IL is said TO be document oil ue
ability, and has been fully indorsed by the pro-
dc min ant party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-24

The Fillibusters have opened Offices in Broad
way and other thoroughfares, for the enlistment
of men 10 serve in the war with Spain" aud
we bear that applications are quite numerous.
The rempant of the Mexican Volunteers and
'quadron Of Office holders from the Custom
House, stand godfathers to the new army, which
is to be called the Worth Legion So far
from preventing forsys upon Cuba, it seem, that
the Government at Washington is the special
patrcn Of the business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-24

my purpose to speak Upon tue. rubiect ssch ss.ts
must decide for itselt spssk cnly OF tas restric-
tiors which the Cons tuition ana laws Of the Uoissd
States have imposed upon the States"
We have thus she an tn st tee Prohibltory Law
is not in conflict with the Federal Constitution.
laws, or treaties. II is quito clear that New
York may deal with the subject as suits her own
people and their convictions. Such is the lag,
and such, too, is common sense. We trust We
shall not again hear an assertion to the contrary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-24

The Know Nothipgs OF Msisa :husetts, 1t is
rumored, are about to make clean breast of it,
and expose their plans and objects to the world.
After the Nunnery investigation, and the selfim-
notation of tie modern Joseph there is need Of
tome counter exciteu ent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-24
railroad ACCIDENT.

BALTIMORE, Monday ApnI ., -
The IL O'Clock train from tais city met YIN -
accident to day While crossing Campo sass o. ~
q part Of the bridge gave way, and the eeg.
gsee ard express cara r.n into the riyer; -
Ger cars would have followed suit, but the 80
breaking, saved them. The engineer W. ~, ~
iured. and the fireman slightly. Some t"eseT -
Of the track was torn away. 1aca b1gos 80
amorg tie passengers, but hone oil them ~ = -
auence Of the accident.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-24

Our Police are hereafter to wear. the uniform
at all times, and to consider themselves as on
duty except when especially excused. There is
much verbal opposition to this order, but i. will
undoubtedly be obeyed, and with advantage to all
parties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-24

The trial Of Moses Meyer, on a charge of ar.
son, in setting fire to his store and dwelling, No.
sos Graud-st, in October last, came off yes.er-
day, 10 the Court Of Sessions, and resulted in
verdict Of not guilty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-24
And sgain:

But although State is bound TO receive and TO
permit the sale by the importer of any Article Of
chspdise which Congress authorizes 10 be imported
il is not bound to iurnsh market for it, nor TO SD.
stain fion the passage Of any law which il may deem
Necessary or sdvisable 10 guard tbs health or morals
Of iu citizens, although such law may discour sgs i'm
poriation or diminish the profits Of the importer,
or le,sen the revenue of the General Government.
And II any State deems the retail and internal traffic
in sr6ebt spirits injurious to its citizens and ccu-
lated 10 produce idlenees, vice or debauchery Sec
nothing in the Constitution Of the United States TO
prevent it from regulating and restraining the traffic
or from prohibiting II altogether il i. thinks proper:
OF the wisdom Of this policy, il u not my province or