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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-17

w ba,e seen, within day or two, several
.gecu-ns # Photographic Copying Of Bank
Note. Which. though rot Of such perfect exe;u-
t,u pa T. deceive even novice, are yet enough
70 excite grave apprehensi,ns as to the indGeace
oftnerew srt 10 sid Dg co17terfti,ers. We pub
I.hed. On Moud-y. from a correspondent st Cln-
cinra al, some representations on the subject,
Which. we doubt not. have received attention 10
interested circles. If the Banks are really in
darler of having their notes photographed so as
to defy detection from the perfect accuracy of the
counrerfit /! behOOves them = be aciive 10 FUR
pi,hpg safeguard sgaiDst an agency which IS
,oon 10 become Sc common as da9uerreOtyping.
Just what Il 81 1u.d be il not 30 clear. Tae use
OF light colortd ink, 10 the signatures AMI filling
up, hs. been suggested as incapable of photo
crsphic copy Bus ibis is but q partial remedy.
For if al the engraved portion of the bank note
cao Be- rendered Vth perfrc. sccurac5. the grel.
ssf guard Of 81 ful en ingis utterly destroyed
and unlimited forgery reduced 10 the simple
process Of successful imitation OF the scanty
,srd-writng Of the note. L. is IN .nifest tba;
some far more radical guard than this against the
dangers OF the new art nu,t be devised. As to
that OF psychomotIy, or magnetic imPresslbility,
suggested by cur Cincinnati CORES pOndent, it
involves the necessity Of obtaining larger num-
Der of susceptible tseierS, on the part of our
banking institutions, than we imagine can be
found in the marLet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-17

H Hunger if shtrp thorn. 10y truly .onc OF
tte rark tsruors. and 10 ought io goa those Who
h,-Ii oot only lnto motion bu' .nte reflection as
well During the pasi years Of comm. real proc
getty. when almost every ssilml artisan or
st.sdy Efficient lsbofer could ird work AZ iair
ssges foe l0y week, To- the year how msuy ~.
f,c'e1 deeply and earnestly on the bsses Of that
prosperity and the chances ~ its endurance or
Druurofi Hos many Of The Llbonog Class ri
Toe cry rcsIy e1nsisf,nt'y. tired o. ssve anl
gusfd against zoe evil day that wss silently pre-
rafrG iow many renowned tie uss Of Iil'.rs
Tobacco. So. .n order .olste s1nea.nz To- ST Gee
tfsn.fh umr .f urgent rerI How many rnl
pm. he,a fo 'he few vnu uraecd by general de-
rrrc..tna tnl nhl.,0J were irving o. solve Che
problem. OF FL more tfusuul AMI Harmonious re.s.
tor tefacsn fsfo snl tsria l How many
.sre cry sorI or heel to uc e'fefl obserrer'
vio l,s. -fd rom go mo.f shle buf no. ob.
won. ds.a the unio.nlnes. of oar seeming pros.
tsr.ty srJ ihf Ger uu.y ust 10 m.s. soon give
place t frssor .f geners. collapse and iis
a.fsr
AZ Inst COO ,fI Jay 10 lnmlsfuks'.y upon ls
1hsf, s BANKRUPTCY n ile psl're an famine 90
SO bowel -dsspondslcy .n the hnh avenue AMI
desperation around The Dry Dock Rch snd
Ioor-rof s.I Of either class hat he grest ms
ouil of boa-sre s.Hrfiog ihe former ron
.uss ~ property ihe AFTER fr'm hlafe OF eu-
r.oymeni and rts. .tur dear.h OF bread No
oiltf = suffers eqHs y VIII Nea Nork the
great iec1s Of importation bot sl sufrr 10 var
Gus degrees only che Poor suffer from absolute
BURGER vti, fhe bap.cr oI merohsn. who 80.
set PEAR uoril taalrod thousand dollars %
sov often bankrupt aud in Bis Sal hss carried
down ne generous friends Who tired 20 help m
nfoush 90 you iiisk bio agony }. less shss ths,
Of ne storer oai cf WORK who must soad biz
children "a che soap house 10 save them from
s'sfysiion
The hrsi essen then Of a season Of eaami.
y lke the present II that Of the substanti,l H,R-
NOM 90 INrTRrsTs hetween Rich and Poor.
Employer and Employed. Though they often ap-
pear 10 IN s'iitnde 81 antsgonism. yet their real.
ulimsif Interests are common. as is seen when
che same tornado pre.trstes both. We believes
better relation. a truer apporticnment of Joint
products. than that which s stssiaed thrcash the
.,s,em q Hiring Ard wxes 10 practicable and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-17
MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURES.

BOsrON Tuesday Jan. 10, 800,
In the House day, on the question OF elec.lng
United States Senator. the minority proceeded TO
carry out the line of reedngs marked out AZ 'helr
caucus yesterday. Il was soon perceived that they
were strong enough 20 prevent the taking OF vote
Gen Devereux OF salem moved a posfponement
for one week stating that the nomination Of Mr.
Wilson ad been unfairly made, that no discussion
had been allowed in the caucus and that within tive
minutes u ~ meeting ballot was taken by pre-
arranged consent.
Mr. Prince. ct Essex, . Wi'sou-man,l believed tae
nomination TO have been fairly made He wss in
favor If suiiing themselves in the election of SEN
oto- srd den # others we're willing % unite with
them in s'ional party 10 c. lnge the Naturalization
and similar law they w3lld be ready
Mr. swift, ct Boston, said + was not their duty -
INQUIRE what the South would say, # they sent VI.
" soI to the senate. Massachusetts would declare
she intended TO stand 10y her principles Several OF
ne men bers who voted for Mr.. Wilson in caucus,
were 10 favor Of the pos'pOnemont.
Mr. VosE. Of Boston objected 10 the candidate.
ii. Rad beard the OF the House sty hat sitter
Hey hsd elected 3lr Wilson they should not care a
fig fer American principles
The election was then postponed for week by
vote Of lg7 10 .Jj
IL ccmmercel slowing heavily here this evening,
an there is every appearance Of long stoSn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-17

ftr or Oyr lnrrefr' nlfut
Mn OELLASs. Tuesday. Jan. g, l:jj.
-, ie,.er OF yesterday should have informed you
Of ire failure Of the grand tumbug Of Southern
Commercial Convention The resolution Of Col
Oakey for the appointment Of tro delegates from
each state 20 report suitable persons act officers
OF the Convention wa certainly a rich face; the
s,s,,s OF Alabama North Carolina, Florida Georgia,
Mnorr Illinois Indiana Kentucky, Ohio, aud
fsr r,re no' 70 presented a ali and South Caro-
Ina MARYLAND ard Yirina have bu, sne delegate
each. ne Plcggnae Of m morning, ssys There
are great usny visitors "a The city a. the present
mont nt and Lorr, nfnl~r OF those Eere here 10
ate nfsule a. The Cow eAiion session Iae
r.rtrse ulf' have strange .des ofls-ge number,
q. ile trtrs number 4 delegates from the various
,,-t of fis sout srd Wes' only count up ,irty2al.
Jte T. .a 81 bls cate announces The grand eIplos
Of be Coz mrs. Convention numbng 10 70. usua
6.-rif sfr'e
Ttt Htvarc A.foc.t-rn a. thelr meeting s-- al ut
-..0I.tt g. r-urr % ycIr C.Hzens two thousand dol
's-t.| sff nuI-y rficl vas 50 prOmesY and Eber-
els Olrri. e-e1 3 your Cty during toe epicenic Of
.. I rs.e he slnaIL. may he Of some assistsn -
3 those Elo sTe roF slnef ~ rom hunger The
r e1s organic s'ios iu your { ~ for the relief Of
9 &c sfress a-e monuments 0f he Eurasnity and
.eFosfy q Jour cuzens
Tf r.Grr, offhe Chief Of our Police for the month
81 pecemhsr shows grand total Of 2,si- a'rsai.
Mot %. 'be cr.mls Wer- caused by BAD RUN. 30
rersons we're furnished with lodgings. Five males
and strsu females were srIested for tA-,reaiD>nI
q i'1rts. Eighty one runaway slaves were arrested.
IT, rurrter u arIssts for murder, s-abbing sssalts
wtb iuten, 20 murder &C. amounts 20 FIFTY
EIGHT. Our City Council have not made any ap.
rropria.ior for the expenses Of The Commerce a
Ccrveufiou and even the poor veterans only had
100 ,,prouriafed 10 them for diansr on tie
Glorious Eighth One Of the old soldiers gave
The Council good dressing At the fess and said be
could have given the party better dinner 81 his own
table rOticeG sbOa. thirty e0i0red veterans IN pro-
c,,.ion on ~. Chsrlesst. They were a fne-look1g
bcdy Of men, and are much respected IN this commu-
nity Nearly al ofihem are wealthy, and contribute,
IN tie wsy u ,sIes lrge amount for the support Of
our city and State Governments. They marched TO
Lafayette square where they were received with MI
itu, honor. BY the troops under command Of Gan.
Palfrey
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KEY WEST.

CoLrMBIA, MONDAY, Jan. l., Isj3.
The mail from POINTS south Of this is 20 hand late
a. due. The Charleston papers Of this evening con
tain the details Of the news received by the steamship
Isabel. From Key West We learn that the ship Belle
Wood Of Mysiie bound % Mobile ashore
T0rugas or the cath bl, was got or On the 10Th,
with but little damsee. TIE aslyage amounted 10
O.. 500. The schooner J. A. Baysrd Of Providence,
put n the 3lst Of Dec 70 repair damages sustained
IN the gale.
At Hsvans src.xs were IN rood demand asc for gel.
lows end tat ic for b hoLAssEs y reals y keg
Corr iusciive FLOUs IN Eo1d demand SIS. bCTrss
scarce. LUMBER 10 little DEMAND FRElcBrs dal. STIR
LfxG ExCHAsCE quo'ec ~ l3 as; cent prem on New
Yo-L prem.
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LATER ERnM HAVANA

NV URLEANs, an. Is, I-Jj.
The steamship Empire City bss arrived at this port
with Havana dates 10 the l2th inst.
rumor current that Gen. Conchs had been
superseded in the Captain Generalahip of Cuba on
account Of his conduct ia the San Roman affair. His
successor is not mentioned, and the story - consd-
ered very improbable
The Falcon had not reiched Havana when the +.
{ elt and much anxiety began TO be fslt for her.
The Philadelphia would await Der arrival.
more will BE- remembered that when the North Sfsr
ls A,rinvon the fcon had but JIu ysd there having
been prevented from entering Tie pot by Tie heavy gale
whch prevailed Tbs msy possibly account for tue above DO
lay - Henerfer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-17

FEMALE EDvcATioN.-Wc perceive thai the South
Caroline Legislature ~ rs last session, char
tered College for the education Of Females Pe,i-
ior for the incorporation Of similar institution have
been introduced il our state Les.slature by Mr. Lit
..ioiu and ot4cr I'D nbe's. The pot toner's ak that
iuld 2" ~ aue from tie proceeds Of 'he sales Of
the swamp lends trn H-tisuton be established
under th' s.eirg OF the State which shall give
o. IT, daurLicIs he aassissi'is-~-s s'ia"s"g
lbe-ul education ihst offered TO re
Ly the State University. The subject Of Female FL
ucaiion has alec been under discussion ia the Indiana
Iesehers A.-o.alInn.
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vFv-JrRSFY LEGISLATURE.

TRENTON, Iues iaN, Jan. 10 100.
Tie Pfohibitory Liquor Law bill was reported 10
the House to-dsy. by the Special Committee 10 u
supr IN it's prov isioIs tse law of tho last year and
10 a; VI The Eastern Stetss wnere, has been passed
The act IL TO take effect cE the 18th ot December
ls-5 vote of th- PEOPLE, 90 in favor of " or
q .oi.st - r-~-ssri rpr' NJ the neKt general cleo
lion and the decision then arrived ., IS 10 be con,id
eIed as nothing inofe than en- expression %, The
opinion cf the people a he Siaie-'hs s., stdl
D. 40 into elect tIe l- u Dece nOer next. An
ecyerse dsc.ion a'terwsrd, however at the bsllot-
box Will render the law dead letter and will, 70 is
believed in such event, De repealed By the Legs
lerure which meets 10 1876.
Notices OF tbs renewal Of the charter Of several
p.cloi banks were given in the Senate to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-17

1t was recently announced in the columns Of
TIE TRIBUNE. amorg other intelligence from
Europe. that tie Sandman friSa.e Degennes was
about 70 ssl from Ccnpa for this port, brn .iDg
thirty four political refugees, from whose presence
the Piedmontese Government thought proper TO
be freed We have soce then received inlOrma
ton from private source which we know to be
worthy of the highest confidence, TO the effect
Il at the ihrty-four persons in question are not
mere political offenders bu. are convicted crlmi-
uals OF the most dangerous description, taken
fsom the prisons of that country. We are con-
fdent tia. this notice will receive from .he Mayor
Il the City the attention il deserves, and we trust
the Government a. Washington will also inter
pose It's authority to prevent the landing Of any
known foreign criminals upon our soil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-17

conu,n stock Ores. csIea 1d industry p-esits
over 1t. columns, and pains TAXI g intelligence
everywhere pervades them. Though not up 20
the biab-presture standard Of The journals Il tsis
Metropolis, ~e, nevertheless, regard rAe i7'ss-
lietrcey 90 ore = tie best OF newspapers, and
s.asys consult .t with satisfaction. OF the eiA5-
crsre sbli, offs edit,r.sl disqlisi'ioos We oeed
Dot speak Trey sre suorg tae most 8'ghy re-
spect.b.e an .be productions = the Amer "a
rregs
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United STATS SUPREME COURT

WAsHS6IOS, tuesday, Jsn. 10, ls5j.
No. The propeller Monticello, John Wilson,
els mart, ". Gilbert Mol'i.Oo. Appeal from the If
GU, Court of tie Northern District Of New York.
Justice Grier delivered tie opinion Affirming the
DEGREES Of The Circuit Court with costs and interest.
No. 33-The City OF Providence vs.. Daniel L.
Cspp. Euor Of the Circuit Court Of Rhode Island.
justice Nelson delivered the o2inion affirming the
Judgment Of the Cifcuis Court, with c0sts and
interest.
No 24-1he Officers Of the B.ns Of Kentucky ys.
Leaf. Is. Hern. Error 10 the Circui. Court Of the
Eastern District Of Lousisn.
Cbef-Justice Tsrsy delivered the opinion affirm
ins the dement Of the Circuit Court with costs.
No 42-Peter J. Burchen, appellant ys. Stewart
c. March et a.. Argument ~as continued by Mr..
Carlisle for the sppenees, and concluded by Mr.. Gil
Lex; for the appellant.
No. 43--John Fishers Admir-, appellant W. Moses
Wsrzer ct al. Argument continued by NJ. Phillips
for the appellant.
HenryW Morsnge, Esq, Of New-York was admit.
ted q an attorney and counselor ofthe Court.
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MORE FAILURES IN NEv-oRLE,Ns Sc.

yessrs Shun Haidan Il Lstung the he,vie.,
rroouc- house IN Nsv-Orie8ns failed % day, 0riny
10 fhs Suspension e Psge. Bscon ant others The
faculties # the houses hat JAILED o. Saturday reNh
So zoo 600 but ID -r asset Largely exceed ths SAN
az .t Is thought they wi All resume business.
reliable cotton house IN this city eslnNes hN
tie present. cotton crop vii not exceed 3o)o0)o
bal,s ARD IL appears T. be conceded 10y al parties
that he estimates formed by New York and Liverpool
houses are extremely erroneous.
Nothing of Importance done by the Southers
C,pveufitu 70 isg
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ARRIVAL OF TIE SOUTHERN NAIL Ere

~ sfVINtl Ncs IsY, dsI -, Is3s.
b the rnyal 81 toe southern Mail - lac 90 ia.
W. have receives Se~ Or,es-s papers o. wedaa,isr
Texas psp,rs Gp % tie III ms; have also been re
ceivc5. bat they contain Lule n8Ss 0eyoad Tao 40.
counts of murders siirays sni executors
The Pos. OAioe 81 Beuham hsd been broksa int,
ard Two hundred letters sioel.
fen'eciv large
Tie Southern Convention. az New Orieam va
GOING az fatty only sm al agul 'er %. Deless,ea bs.
inr n, ssnt snd nares,iag bu. slle interest ia tao
ufCceeOngs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-17

Tie French evening Journal of this City lie Re
Jatol'-. hos lately been replaced by lie Pr0gres,
.nslor sheet but conducted with degree Of intslli
and ability lot usual 20 is predecessor. among
the foreign Iress Of the country. We congratulate
the French residents OF Nes-York on possessing an
evening Journal in their own language - well worthy
81 der onnflcnca aul snpport
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nrrtnsiNu nov rnM eAnrN.N.

nrTtnStNU EWoa rnE CAurtiDN.
wlea Mf rsffs sault IVES sppoiussi ME
Ter ~ spain suii the general p'suiis Of -
6nlkusisrs. h'f the sros ed rurpose ~ acquiring
Cob. 60 tses che uheft, a. declare ihs' there
estsf was more sbsioW attempt ~ Diplomatic
sss,sssuns. snd ihsi ibe res Minister wsad
.snsuy su ne objects Of h.s mis'.or s.
mach v. srpafsa, 70 ever msa 81 sense Ir ihe
csussy Net .owss u with me aihbu''ers eoN
svss .ad not - ww u with Mr. >pnit hu'et
I've, shessht snd b. 'heushi that Cabs ".s %
be Asa, ssa NJ souit The msn q g., u. Tte
sne"p' h. been made uBdsf every favorable
e'fcs"sssses saN, design and happy accident
eouid ssiss 10 ss.s upon ID bat Il las aliosether
ssd csres'oa''5 isilsa. NJ ssuls h.s resigned
be alssieu ~ b. bs-. recalled. aud cones
he,as o. empty handed {. he YEA, Neither the
snsmsi Representation q cur v.s, lo,en,e ,lenl
psssressy msS. 81 the Quiet, q. we can .u,slpe
slss seanloas regard to dramatic sa.s, Snow.
lss hsv lspes.lbls !, W. TIA, spsiu eosla nue..
l.sssr held Cses ssainst he lated ssssss cod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-17

n, National hielligsnesr comes to u' % A. en-
srg,d sheet We are h,PPy to perceive this
evidence Of the prosperity Of cur venerable CO
temporary ns i.eii,sencu lays no claim, %
far az We are aware. TO be first or earliest In i.s
news bu, !, 10 sinsplarly Thorough and meshodicL
In ih dissa Of the general contribution to the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-17

W. gstHsh ,seshero tho lecture of ileaY
wsri Hsschef delivered before ihe AMI s'sref'
s.oirD st evening 10 ihe Tabernacle to o.
rres saa sadisuee "a ls OF somewhat IesH
popular character Han msHJ of fhIs errflemsr 81
saosi. bot uanr ne lsss able of effective on flis
srcouas ~ neschefs rhetoric aFsys tsIls
re tkinh ..ie ss nr hlg on the written
o.. a. a. ~hsn be- ls.ls Iron h.s ups om readers
therefore wto dd n.i beer tat perase orr ,cr
bsum report of .s.si caiufe nee hui Ntie a
omar sueBef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-17

Tie F,rcf1c Journal il a new weekly paper at
Boston under the editorial care of ELrzuR WRIGHT,
and ION II ability lie and interest TIE solection,
are made with judgmen AM sAill. and the original
arcles DO credit tie prcss Of Boston We hope it
may have q large REGULATION.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON.

sses.sl Dssstch rhe \ I Tnsuss
WAsElyGToN Tuesday, Jsr. 10, 1873.
John Breckenridge r. has been conhrnei IS
Minister to Spa vice S5a's.
Report. have again been revived sh1 Guthrc WI
re ign tie Treasury department., because Keaiacky
has too ls-r4 share Of patronage.
E1-Gov Seymour Is named for the Treasury ami
FOR London sud Pa,is in case Guthrie cr Buchanan
,e-igus or tic report proves correct that Mason IS
ceai.
Tie p esider; hGs 70 Jay transmitted 70 the Houss
A communication from Cushing in regard 70 the Al
legged fraudulent ,ui, f tie United States against the
Minnesota Railroad Company, which di-coses extra
ordinar, facts severely rejecting upon Di.tric-At-
.orrey Warren. lately Dismissed. QCI WYE.
TIE Star of this evening contains the COMBINATIONS
by ihe senate Yesterday Abraham G. Mayors. Fla,
as Irdisr Agent IN New-he1icc, W X. Hsckley,
Fls United States Attorney Tor thu Southern District
of Fls Dsricl NJ Bates Del, L. :: District Att)r-
ney for Delaware {. d. Ellis, Postmaster at Newark,
Ohio: John McCrscken, L. ). Marshal for Oregon
W. Ii Farrer, L. 5. Attorney 3, Oregon; Samuel
Destsr Lecomte, Maryla Chief Justice Of Kansas.
Nh Kitchen. q ws.ohmsn a. Georgetown, who
shot negro burglar who attempted 70 escape has
been acquitted by jury.
HE Un.op of;hs morning conainls the resignation
e Mr Sou'e, and the appointment OF Mr. BsecAea-
ridge
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EARTHQUAKE ~ EMBARRASSING AND
VERMONT

SrRISGFIELD, Tuesday, Jan. IL, 1855.
shock Of al earthquake was experienced o.
Haioyer, n. H., and al Bradford ard ST. JOhus5ury,
W.. about G 0 clock this evening. The shock lated
about half q minute, and was distinctly marked,
cauapg considerable rafting among the Windows
AID crockery 81 the alaoes mentioned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-17

JourH WMrF E-q., long a citizen ofJamsstowu,
Csu,auque County died at the residence Of bis SON.
D., Hon II. Wai.e, in Fon-du-Lac, Wisconsin, on
tc I'm irst after brief illness Of &c houn. lie
died Of apopicny fuperinduoed by chronic disease
90 DC herft. Tie was g. years old.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-17
DEATH OF EX-SENATOR VAN SCHOON
HGNEN, &c.

ALrtSY tuesday Jau, Is. ls55.
". Il Van schooulovtn formerly state senator
m Gffsselbl- n.rDr. ced ihi. morning a. his rec
lo.ree u, Troy. afr few hours illness.
TfersnG.i, who las teen under examination be-
fore he Police ouit here for soyera. Days past on
charge Of poisoning his sister.in law has been sent
before he Grand jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-17
MR.. NFAGHER's LECTURE.

COLUMBIA, ,. {, Jan. 10, 100.
Sir. Nesghers lecture IN Charleston lsst night IN
al Il the Calho IN Monument Assoc alton, was grand
fort Over two thousand tickets were sold, sad one
Of he largest sudiences ever known In that city
zen bled 70 heag hin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-17

We perceive hat Mr. f. L. Smith, of the With
Ward ''rday took HE seat ss q member of the
Assembly for the first time. Whist has caused
this g,ntlemans detention for whole fortnight
from bic post Of dsty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-17

Ihs qaosi.on ~ elscfitga t'n''ed state. -ens
ior y Mass,chH,cf's 49, 'aken up 'n the lioIse
yesterday Anef some disoussion, th" su'iert
We posfponed tf Veoh by vote of lf ~
I.. Toe 'eokt ss trough fhe ka0a Sob 1as
sere DOT ready io eject r. Ifos soilcf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-17

owing To- ,n acclra, happening o. tlc .og.ae
Eb.ch lfives fhr Presses oi lur Inn' Nr Oh"
publication of te paper - uuavo'assly de'''ed
.s ,n unusually ste .aur tt.smoroias
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Netu!21 daily GriblIiIr
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY l.. 1855.

The DArf Trury r IL seat - subscribers by mll',
O. 81 psr annum
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/ = sENATOR FROM ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO tuesday. Jan. l6, 1883.
Wednesday. 3lst inst. has been finally fixed upon
by both braictes Of the Legislature Tor the election
II q [ uted States Sens'or.
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So .mpon.rtbll 90 prevent ii.ersI eoaas ,n
40 Cliy ol Nsw ioIk was introduced ~ Mr
nrooss in tte cate eenste. yosteriny
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Tts Csas-l .issmstIp C,naia. from Liverpool
Isa I Nf Boston. vIih GOO wees e 's''f n"
ifnas !. sow iu iI due NJ iia1n'
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER sOUTHERNER
CHARLrsTos, Tuesday, Jan. 10, 1855.
Tuesday morning.
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A .book ~ .n ruihgusss gss experienced boz
asreai pisces bob Nee iiampst ma Vermont
jog f.t1.H.
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4 rrot.htp Liquor Las ess reported in .ae
Iose' brssrh ol Sc New Jersey Legislature Jos
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RROKIN BANKs-PREsENT NALvE.-Al New
w.. CIV Bsot p.r oovernmen stock Sd $500
a,,oy o. heat Orc sefs o. Leeis Comfy 3li Wash
,.n.w a. ulfofd ls Memphis IS; st EVANS CLoTHNS
I.ssaot - No. CO ID 66 fulton a.
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RICH & Co.'S SALAhANDER SAfts' " hOLh5
years al u.ver do aFs worn 81
books or u pers suued 10 one o. mem. inrt lr'
.fetp Zee dental hundred snd sevenT nne tunes
r., ,.Ie bv sTE.Rss MARVIN Nos lfi and 20 Wsier q
~. onlv male. Of safes combning Widers and hic-
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