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0pe(lnl N0Il(ea.
workisgmen's Mass ueetina-THls EVENING at
tesloch Mcdaniel. ball No. 40 He.tsrs BY order Of
Baby cbairasD Hope Chapel Committee; sEs Pace, An
IRA B. DAVIS Chairman Conference Committee.
SE G1psas g sIsTIr. sserst.rie'
Esysrh Lees.5e he II T'> sHnS
WALDO EMERSON. Ad@l.Oo Is cent.
Lectures, on the Eye and Spectacle. nlq..rs.sa b
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n p,;,s. s.csn 30 20 q. ETs c.S,s ADD Eve In
esnsry. Admission ~ e.pts
esath WiIIiamsbsrsh.-The membeTs Of this As,ocia-
10, ~: Dc on ps%Ioo SoT Hs
Important bysipe" Ia to be transacted JOaN WILSON,
CRsRLgs YcusG, secretary fresdent
Western Farm League.-A Getting of the members Of
Ah association will be held on ThIs Saturday, EVENING
81 y. ne om mo- Of Ss Ss no. due on each ss and
~''' '' ''' ~ % ''' THos w FIELD, President.
Clinton Unicn.-The Clinton UoiOa viii meet hereafter
TIE las Room Of the Mercantile Library A'soeiatoe 90
noSpAy E,E,iN9s oss:tieo for discussion on NON
q In advancing the of civilization ?" Members Of the
i' III GNs : are ISiS r
Il. q. q. F,-Tbe R. " Grand Encampmsu, Of sou,beIa
ss r SSs s s;% xHnrs svESS sS1r.
Gn s'siosa, IN. IL B, oyS.p. N'N''''' '''''' y
JOIN j. DAVIES, Grand Scribe.
M Gsnessi Committee Of Democratic Whls Yssna
hssU,le,, cf'be Third wss II va. uoa OluOn.y
kord That the result Of the lse sterpa interchange Of
ennEenn smore tie Whis member OF the State Leesure
s.nS dst- to be ehoscn The State Of
ora IN the United states Senate 10 IN scordspcs with
ss.nce this hody, sni that hail a. evidence
naeny o. the w hs party time honored and MARI
-esvo'ion 10 dom Hpmanitv And Ju.tice
On potion Of the same II was sl,s
hsssa IhM the e.ouicp Be Published in the New York
lnoupe' mes ana Commercial Advertiser and 4lbsnv
Evening JeafpaL JAMES WELSH Ch.irm,n.
fitRsE G. VAN WICK a., .,
THOMAS C. AGrOS, Vice -Chairmsn-
W. BROWNE, Sec.
TRAVELLING BRIDGE intended TO train Of cam
% piers ever rvers without oesrueing navigation inde
PENDENT esbes has been completed ~ ths NJ
ssssse Mr. FRI pERIC FIELD and may be 81 No rs
LAshi G IL obvates completely the d. iaconven
sses from draw bridges and promises to be Of ncsa.be
vnaee Railroad Csmpsni-s In the meter Of economy and
he travelling nifty 10 the matter 81 safety An Who
svs exsined the model In the opinion that the nven-
Supplies Of the vents Of this ahead"
Ae Eve hundred places In the United Sases where
@eh method Of crossing streams y Q dssidersfam-
rssaass ssa.1s Is Cent for Sale ct tAis. oees
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THE KNOWN NOTHING ALMANAC

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TRUE AMERICANS MANUAL 1888.
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INSTITUTE defending Prof Henry and the Regents FINE
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CPIRITUALISM.-Sec Volume-By Judge
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Rflinlcus Notices.

n~-.hv,.rt.u Church History AND
sk.sr II joseph Centisued, In Genes Of LeesaIes
!. ,Ss Yosns o. SABBATH EvESIs0 next a. 4 peoI.
yayYT TEMPTED ANO FALSELY ACCUSED 10 tne
IokREG 81 I ocioek the fourth 70 the 'sTes 90 'se
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Eleventh Anti. slavery Lectsrc. a, the Ts,eIIssle
TUESDAY EVENING, Feb 6, at ~ O'Clock, by RALPd
WALDO EMERSON Admision IS centa
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WANTEDCA respectable YOUNG NAN, &c;
w qsaisssl viii ths bo0K eUstsEss. abe % sstes
psetsd. Appay psrseosly to JOHN scHkoEDSk. Va -
BILE Hesss, Assos-Dlsee.
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ga great popular movement wh, not at once
appeal TO the masses, unfurl the Republican BAN
"ner." sc. | wish with all my heart the Know
Nothing leaders had done so, or rather | wish they
could have done go with prospect Of success
Theoretically what they have done is wrong; but
practically / fear it is right-or rather should
cav polinc The men who were appealed to for
fusion. but who would not stir, were representa-
tive men. Ii was well understood that If they
moved. the masses who looked TO them would move.
u they kept STILL il was Of little use to urge their
co. awers into action. A large portion OF our peo-
Me il yet greatly scking in independence and pre-
,rs 70 he guided and governed, rather than 20 fol
low ira own impulses. The Know-NOthinse / fear,
win have ey,sry thing their own way this year.
Next wear il MAJ be different \ delusiOn canEot
last forever. and time may teach the people cour'
ace to take the rein.N in their own hands
Speaking of Conye 1tons, the Wings OF Msssa-
chusetts are little embarrassed about their State
Convention The Wing State Committee has
ALWAYS called the State Convention. The State
Con nittee has always b6su appointed by the
Wings in the Legislature, but yhis year there were
no Wings in the Legislature aud consequently
there is no Wing State COMMITTEE: l do not ex-
actly see how we shall get out OF tlis quandsry:
- OLIVER
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MAINE POLITICS.
coresPordeDoe Of The y. Y. TrbuDs.

Correspondence Of The y. Y. Tribune.
PORTLAND. Wednesday July 1, 1855.
Tie arrangements of the respective parties
in our State have at length come to focus, so
fer at least as the present campaign is concerned.
The X. Ms whose number has been estimated
all the way from 10, 900 to 10000, l shall neg
lect in the programme, except to sdd that they
will 90 in cold BODY, in all probability, for
Gov. Merrill.
In the opeb field Of stump and journalism,
the contest lies between the Republican party
and the rest OF Maine mankind. The compost
tion of the latter consists Of the old line De-
mocrscy, ranging from the reluctant acquiescent
down to the born ck-gpiitle OF the Pierce admin
istratiCn, and Of those unburied Wings who are
destined to wander a hundred years on " the other
" eide of Jordan You wish TO know how this
grease and this earthly matter have been made into
the soap that is to wash our State into Republican
vbiteDess.
The Democratic Convention which met about a
fortnight $40 did not ndOrse the Nebraska doings
of tie Administration but declared it's resolutions
fIpressire of opinion" upon said doings But
il did most explicitly in terms and recklessly in
truth, condemn the Administration of Gov. Morrill,,
root and branch, with gratuitous slap at the
Know. N0th.ngs.
Wednesday. At the first ground-hOp," as the
boys soy, the members jumped down from the
Wig resolution of last year, which pledged the
party 10 labor for the restoration OF the Missouri
Compromise and against the admission of any more
slave States and satisfied themselves with calling
On the President and Cabinet to " rise above the
Influences Of party in regulating the elections of
Kansas Getting over this arduous duty, they
pitched into Gov. Morrill, in Il way that would
have made them liable if the Democrats had taken
out a copyright of abuse. They pledged them
selves to support no man who was in favor OF Nor
ill. and kicked the r. Ms on the strength of that
presumption In condemning the Maine Law, of
course. there was no material difference between
the two entions-they both said all they
dared
Thus these two remnants Of once powerful par
ties are allied in cordial hatred to the Republi-
cans, and will Join their forces in every way that
seems efectual. They have some power yet OF
certain kind they are very sangulne also, though
neryo-biliously so. On the other hand the Re
publican party lie in quite comfortable state OF
feeling. But in this matter of prospects viii (by
your eaye) speak more fully hereafter.
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GOVERNOR RrxprR.-The Washington correspond. :


ent Of The Baltimore Sun (' Ion') writes:
Ii appears thst Governor Reeder has acted or been
con, uiied officially since bis arrival in Kansa,. Ac-
cording to On intelligent account OF the collision be-
tween him and General Suingfelow, il appears that
the latter had urged him 10 perform certain official
acts TO recommend the removal OF the territorial
Government 10 the Missouri border Shawnee Town,
and to approve certain legislative acts which Governor
Reeder had objected TO. From this II dOes not appear
that Governor Reeder has been suspended. II he was
not acting az Governor, there would have been but
little ground for the reported collision. Some one must
be comrnsiore ed TO Governor for the Legislature
WAS 10 be oIened Of course with the Governors Mes
snpe Oh the cd of July Governor Reeder IL appears,
was TO make this Executive communication. The
renewal of the Kansas disturbances may be confidently
expected and the effect upon the public mind IN the
free States of the Northwest 10 not to be doubted nor
diminished This effect will be extremely uDtayorebe
10 the harmony and ascendancy OF the national Demo
CT ratio party in thoee States
p S.-hore positive information Ia that Gov. keeder
hes not been removed and ia stl Governor OF Kansas
He has rot been suspended in his functions, as had
Leep supposed. He is still every inch Governor, un-
less he has been taken of in his renconters with the
Strippfeows and other fellows who undertake to be
"viceroys owl him. and to govern the official con
duct of he Governor We shal soon have his Mes
sage TO the Legislature, and also a few stiff veto
Messages upon their acts. He will probably veto
BILL should one be passed, establishing Draconlan
code and any bill to remove the seat OF the Legsa
ture 10 the rendezvous of the Missouri masters.
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MILITARY.

The list Regiment New-YOrk State Militia, under
command Of Col A. S. yosburgh, will parade on Sat
urday afternoon, the 18th inst for the purpose OF re-
ceiving the eth Regiment 4" National Guard on Their
return from Kingston, at which place they have been
encsmped for the Fast week.
Lieut. Lyman Bissell of New-Haven, Conn, VINO
has recently been appointed by President Pierce as
First Lieutenant in one of the first of the four aaai
topal Companies organized by Congress during the
as session for the defense Of our Western nonto''
has been ordered to Fort Monroe, Point Comfort Va
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Lord Raglan Reported Dangerously III.
THE HANGO AFFAIR.
Cousols 81 l-S--c0tton Activs-Breadstuffs Dua.

The United States Mail steamship Pacific,
which left Liverpool at noon on Saturday, June
80, arrived on Wednesday at about o O'Clock
The Pacific arrived out 81 ll:iO AM, en-
Sunday, June "A.
The United States Mail steamship Washing
ton. from New.Yorb, arrived at soahamptoe
on Friday, June %, at z. Mall well.
Elk President MARTIN VAN buren,, Col A.
VAN buren,, Mrs. Commodore PERRY aud Miss
PERRY, and the Hen. Mrs. HNcKs, arrived on
Wednesday morning in the steamship Pisihe
from Liverpool.
The news by this arrival consists almost ,n-
tirely of details of the intelligence already trans
mitted by telegraph, but correspondence desc
not come down so late as the 18th June, 90
which day the Allies made their unsuccessful az
tempt TO storm Sevastopcl. The allied losses On
that occasion were oveyrated, yet the official
lists of killed and wounded foot up considerably
over 5 GOO men. Not Sl,hstsnling Oh 5 check
the investing Army Keep In good spirits aud do
not permis their repulse to stay the progress Of
the siege. Lord Raglan is dangerously Ill and
has asked to be recalled. Sir George Browns
also on the SICK list Rumors of battle on tho
Tchernaya and elsewhere had cagsei some eis-
traction to spectators, but were untrue. There
is no immediate indication of further operations
on the Sea of Azoif or in the Baltic
Administrative reform keeps its ground in
England. Capitalists are exercised respecting
the probable amount and conditions of the new
French loan. Austria continues to disband her
amy. Elsewhere in Europe everything is dull.
The Liverpool COTTON MARKET had suddenly
and unaceountably reawakened Into speculative
activity. BREADsTUFFs are dull and lower.
The weather is very fine. PROVISIONS quiet
MONEY abundant; Bullion increased ElO5.OoO.
Consols, OH, ex-dividend. A moderate bust
ness in AMERICAN STOCKS.
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CLERKS Is THE STATE observation-disclosures
10 proyison In an act of Congress passed at the last
session the Clerks in the Department OF State were
recently examined and classified as follows;
Chtef Cierk.-R. :. Chew OF virginia. .
Eouyfh CLass.-Edward Stubs Of New-York, dis
burning agent; Francis Markoe of Pennsylvania; l..
f. TesistTo Of New-York james ). MackIe Of OHIO;
Henry ID. Johnson Of Massachusetts,; X. W. Young
of Virginia; G.. j. Abbott Of New Hampshire X. ).
Clifton Of New-York.
Third CASA. II. Derrick Of Pennsy lvania W.
c. Reddan OF VIgiDia; John Z. Polk Of Delaware;
George Chil man Of Vermont W. +. Stubs Of Mary.
land A. G. GiIett Of Florida William Hogan Of
New-YOrk. -,
Second Class-C. V. Gordon Of Virginia W. j..
BrOmwell Of Maryland.
FIRST Clash. D. J. Pratt Of Massachusetts,;
George Bartle of Virginia. John {. Neyins OF the
District Of Columbia.
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LATER IRON TURKS IsLAyD.-We are indebted to
conlnerc - house for the following, extracted rom
adyoes OF tie 23d ult:
On the 17ih OF June the Islands we're again visited
by heavy rains which destroy ed large quantity OF
SILT Office GOO bushels which the pans were expected
10 y1ld on tie 18Th, when the rahiDg reconmenced,
owing TO The rain OF the 18th only 25 900 bushels were
saved. giving 10 the vesses then in port absut two
thirds Of cargo each three vesselsl which s all that
the yessebrnlipg this has got after waiting II
days. On the z3d Clt., when the Mermaid lett anotner
storm If rain ives visiting the Islands destroying the
chance Of making salt for some time to come. The
urice paid for the last rakiDg was thirty cents per
bushels The Mermaid has visited 81. Kite and st.
Martini and at neither Of these port, nor az Cufacoa'
BonaiIe OF Inagna was any sat 70 be procured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-12

Our population thus is now upward of %, 900, skow
inc an increase of about 5000 during the past We
years, being about the same as for the same perol
needing. The county will show but little increase
from $50. inca heIiid;
OSEiDA CousTY.-We bring together the popula-
ton of the several towns of this county, far
vet have ihom, and compare them with the figures for
is5O There are ye seven towns or Pars OF towns to
hear from, of which Rome, Sangerhed and Boonviue
will show considerable Increase. so Tar as we have
returns there are towns that show an increase for
the past five years while there II towns that have
decreased in population. Aside from Utica, there
falling of in the portion of the county reported In
clndng Utica the net gain Is nearly 22,OOO thus Tar.