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University OF Louisiana

Medical Department..
THE Of lectures in this
Monday, November 10 and will terminate the ensuing
James Jones W. D., Professor OF Practice Of Mediciae
j &. Riddeil. M, d Professor o Chemistry.
Warren stone, NJ. d., Professor Of Surgery.
A, " ID, Professor Oh-tetrtcss
A.. j. wedderhurn, NJ D., Professor OF Anatomy.
GusavpsA Mott, NJ. D.. Professor OF Msiersa Medina.
Hunt, NJ D. Professor OF Physiology aud Pathology
Cornelius g Beard, Beard. "a Dcmonsrs,ors Of Anatomy
The dssectiar viii open third Monday oe
tobcr
faculty visiting physicians and
Uo.pt attend this institution from November April
accompany professors their visits and
~ pense, snJoy extraordinary practical advantages.
session, hundred persons
scribed for daily.
thirteen
bred and ANY nire.
THOMAS HUNT, ". D., Dean.
IL yAa4l
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1M +
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Ariss AZ fords days BY m
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lgsos From Olympia, Fod's Chenook City, e and
bsrk, nc weeks.
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UurrSEy's Metallic wealth United states
w vel, avo.
Life O. Quincy; edited ny Joseph n Braithwaite.
ny Henry Nancy
Lsmsrins's Travels In the East 2 vols
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John ~. HUFFMAN, Importcr and Dealer u Wine,
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~ 9Th received his u stock
above, consisting In part Of
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snd p,nss, different basds
srsa variety Rhine wine, sparkling.
feray sparkling white claret
81 50 per dozen the highest order
nd kinds Of wiue.
Also, pals and darn Scheidam ain
msea fine old ~hiskeys Irish mali .eordis
Dee @-9fawifsw
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That all lands The within the fol-
lowing named townships will be sale
excepting purpose specified until
orde liz:
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fes the execution Of thei7 most bl:blrous Mi
lnhumsn enactments, the friends OF humanity
would almost despair. These laws are the hardi-
ORR OF that saline precious gang $40 are Shei-
,ing sentimental tears over tho lsrlshiDs of h
D. scks IN Illinois. ard who would lmpoveri,h si'll
2 rther sn slrcsdy collapsed treasury -
found colony for them in sn inhospi-.
o.. ir country anil a deadly cipste whe-e
O. - msy eul Tie II oppression ana misery By
s'1tirr into he embrace Of des-h Give the
co'crtd nan Justice ~ home sri then. If he L.
sres 70 go abroad sud establish elsewhere nsrisu-
io1s similar 20 cur o~n. the sin srd curse OF
Slavery excepted. lct thc Legislature Of Illinois,
f. II vii. grant him sii Shame upon the present
effort 1t takes him plunged into depth OF so
cal and political degradation that entire races
r.rel, reach. and il offers eXqatril.ica wilder
rcss If sWaups. deadly with malaria and inviting
jeath. Is a choice OF evils such philanthropy,
is cheap.
IL all this We see the hand that wirdS The whip
ever TWO hundred lumsn beings IN the cotton
fields Of Mississippi, the residence of one Of the
Senator's of llrois. That hand and the thVnfe-s
which his followers have ina ,ned TO res; therein.
Lave 10 terrors here any more. An Anti.Nebrss-
"a maioIity in tie House. an Anti-Nebraska ma
io,it, In the senate ed by firm and determined
men. may laugh st the master and bis measures.
rAIEW,lL.
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THE ILLINOIS LEGISLATIVE.

Co-..srordence Il 1h. y. 4 ruDune.
SPRINGFIELD, Thursday, Jaa T. 100.
After having been instrumental 10 dOcu,Dg
KSh,ss TO Slavery BY their interruptions support
Of the Nebraska Ksnsss bill the friends Of Doug
Ia. IN limos are striving to mske exp'4tion by
pretended zeal in favor of the cause OF COlDni-
zstior Tie Governors Message read Jes.er-
day coItalns recommendation of the claims OF
the Colonization Society upon the public. The
state Re2.s.er in of its character site leaders,
supports the Governors suggestion and tOady
of tie administration follows up both by resO-
lut calling upon the Agent OF the Society not
inourortuney in the city. for information 10 rea-
ton To Liberia tie climate, soil and productions,
aid the cost II stnp OF territory, SIZE not de-
fined On the African coast, contiguous 10 that he
public with q view. By and by, OF making an APP
preparation for an Illinois colony Of free blacks IN
Thar fever.srricken land. No one at the capital
suuposo- that there j. the shadow OF love
for the colOred nan in the proposition
that the Nehrascsls have in store; no one gives
the plotters credit for anything else than desire
TO tmbarrars the Antl.N ebra-ha men III tn Legs
lature. - bringing forward measure Tor which
they caLLot il tie present STAGE OF Illinois finances,
consistently vote. and 70 oppose which, would, II.
i hoped be the dea'h-blow TO the growth OF Anti
slavery sentiment in our midst The pl0. has been
cunnB ly deyised lad the fuglemen of the party are
here 70 urge il with all the means and appliances
they - well know how q u.e. The transparent
hypocrisy involved in the proposition il apparent
biz day Il lie black man has al unredrcssed wrong IN
this Stale. the monstr,us nature OF when VIII
hardly be removed by this spisnOtlc zeal, d.
wicked as il is unreal and wicked because unreal
in favor of a project Of doubtful justice and IN
questionable ine1pediency. Here he is, though born
on tie soil al allen. nay, worse--alm"st
teast lie has 10 rights, except the rgnt
Of being taxed; he has 10 privilege, except
tie privilege of paying. His children are
booted cut of our public schools while no proyl'-
ion is made for the separate education: his test-
uony !. not received in a Court Of justice; his
accounts, though he may be an honest hard-worA-
ng mechanic are worth nothing in evidence; MS
friends if they remove hitber from an! other
State though he perchance just redeemed IRON
the thrsll Of chsttel Slavery are liaoie 70 De
thrust into prison. and thence sold INTO pond.
age sgaIn. He is almost beast ana did hot
uumberless instances come before US OF lntelli.
geuce, of capabilis. of honesty OF industry, OF
morality in The individuals of that race. IN tae
north par, Of the State. where public opinion de-
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THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.

WASHINGTON, FudsY, Jan. +, 800.
The Regents of the SIN ;tscnsn Institution met tuis
morning-every member Of the Board being present.
The session is held with closed doors. Rufus Choa'e
argument on the question o. aihering 70 the law l.
6rst in order anu is expected TO be delivered tins
afternoon.
TIE Smithsonian Regents vote by majority Of
two 20 break mp the compromise which devoted halt
of the yesrly il come 70 library aud museu N, ana
the other hsif to pa cations, y, MI Vh'A'e made
am.s,erly aud lucid srsument TO show ths' he j..
Of Congress reqnrsd thst library and collections
should be the principal objects OF the Institution,
that it would be violated by the proposed abro, ~ %
of Compromise, In favor publications IL OPP silon
10 the library The Regents who voted TO sustain he
compromise were Choste. Douglas, Meachsa, En-
giSh Stuart Towers. Those aglin,t it were all the
Oldest members OF tho Board who probably fel1 CO T.
nisttG TO that cause by previous sc'ion Ro2)r,.rs
were excluded fgpm the N citing. Mr. Ch0a'es ai-
sument will doubtless be printed.
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TIE SOUTHERN CONVENTION.

NlW-OKlEANS lhursdAy, j Al. IL, ia.
At the Convei ton being held in this city, to-day,
the Pacific Railroad project ore OF the princpa
subjects under DISCUSSION. Albert Pike, Esq, Offered
Resolutions similar 10 those advocated At the Charles
Zen Convention in April la.t. Resolutions we're then
offered, calling upon Congress for appropriate N 10
aid IN 'he construction OF railroad across the peuin-
sula OF Florida; trd asking lberd1 appropriations
nom the States borOering on the Atlantic and the
Gulf for the same purpose also favorinC material
modihcatlon OF 'he farm, and recommending the
southern members of Congress to vote for 40 en-.
tire abolition Of the duties railroad iron; also re-
questiDg the establishment OF navy yard at Mom-
phis.
Ttese resolutions were all referred when tue Con.
yeution adjourned.
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,rg,lp. probably they would not have been

n. bargain, probably they would not have been
wanting. 3.
New York being al this tine unrePre'eo'ed 10
,be Conyt ption, cannot be charged With anj PSF
sci..tio. in this rot very credtaole arfaDgeme1''
But tho attempt Of the Bo,too writer - "i''0'
,s,sh M.s,achusetts, add 10 ihroF me VIZ q"
kbme Of the coUtauaton Of the -la7et' o.
iSC9. upon the Caroiinss ADD Ge''s's Is CIR
= failure. Its tue that tsese S''te' th'ea.
rot 20 agree 70 sDy consultation "oicn o''
tolerate the slayr. ade. Bu-ls 'bese tn'e-'' ''I
no, friohtn Virsini. and May and why n''l
New Epelsnd have been alarmed a. 'Oen
tn ,h,s.,e,ipg stat peyer bad done mach
go. rr,io, Durioc the whole revolun onary
war they bas been pretty mucn % u''g u''" 49,
,,d .uch were the relations ~ toa' tiAe OF
c;eo,ci. 10 the rndials on her borders as % mako
II her interest NOT, by any meas 70 separate
from, her sisters In fact all 'hese Sti'e5 pro-
b;bi.ed the slave trade soon sfger tae adoption OF
~. Constitution. though South Carolina renewed
n again in1s(4. As it was, North CarOiioa DID
m, immediately sccsdc to the Consssutiol; ana
the other two sOothernmost States even though
they had hung beck at fret wOui soon have
been glad, like North Carolina snd Rhode ls'and'
to have had the privilege of admission.
The Carolipas and Georgia were, no d)u's. the
leaders in this business Of tbs contribution o. The
Jsye.trsde. Virginia and Maryland opposei it
steadily, but Virginia Only from beginning 70 end.
Massachusetts ard Connecticut, through the
mixed influence Of political add commercial ~
tefest, took toe lead in mak'cg dis'redita'le
bargain. to which t5e other rlDera States we're,
FRI M ike motives, ioduced to give Their ascent.
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Senator NORRIS is dead This tenlenan re
presented New. Hampshire, in the Senate OF tbe
United States, for only brief period, bat yet
long enough to Disgrace both himself ana his
State. He was one of the Northern men "ho
voted for the Nebrssks bill. though he tsd pro-
fessed unr. Free Soil sen iments for years pre-
yiously. and bat one short mouth before She bill
passed the Senate for watch he gave bis ready
voice. he declared TO brother Senator up1a the
steps Of the Capitol, that Feoner than vote for
tb.t measure Of humiliation and iniqlity he
would suffer tbe smpu'6tOo Of his night arm
Upon the a,hes Of She dead we wsulf tread
lightly. but over the death of Mr.. Norris We
have 10 tears to shed and no hVpocritical en-
comiuns 10 bestow He has quietly gone TO h's
long homo, after aiding to ave the severest
wound upon freedom which his high petition as
United States Senator enabled him to inlet.
The mesger details OF his pubic career may oe
found in our Congressional report.
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t-.ir, which, With ~ sEc-f-ioas h.vs oay t~ir-
.es moEh The azosnt Of hefh '.s-n o. a, ~. ~. De-
has en limited osy - the want q sshei-n' nu, tsa's
faion ron he -s-uirB. 10 s1.ra
FrrrrY Rr.fv~ss The fu1-s bsir,-s RI - rorf t's
ssr v-Iioas, s.astsd' D. ~ eKs-nenoe al ts- 1t
- - m ,.-s $50 hrg-srs. 80 c,-rs-- -ec--
lter's'ea scene 60 ss ae ~efer' 10 ne e'na %
..r- ppm me irc-r- nj fl- l1s+ - rF en-. roe D
ls-r- H ct itsor. 400 era1'e then 70 lc,"nn dar ''
FtaFs-No c8--rl.i-- Is sec1 u-.de f,r -'a
na-7 cuarfs4. corcer-rl tts r.-s- -. tar- O
.rt $50 hsf- .i-ef sf tha -1sr Ns. r-r e -1f I
-f -f -7r.f--- t~os rsfxs = the ~r-t1s
- 10 rrH- lre 20 ~ % IN any rre tlt.
D. as r-rusrsnt al s-1.ert
o. ~ .res-ica sri ~ ihe thr-e ,tlsrs r-'.3.--.
t.... thought. s~1-.eat eheck asAni eKi'7isa.
Ca.srT,-Tls Ler....urs Ia, he = shs = 49, lus ,
.CosNirlr, REFcRr-rhe Conn nee on c'rms.s 'l
t0- refer-.s he t f. "a h f-r a1fsf " n
~ rcorror.re ne Panama Ra rcsd Corpay Fec3nn-nt
DID, RE stli, BE fa-o-sl- consider 0' ,h' 5l su'rct
hen corsiee-sou 80 rs-' - re r7''-s. arb dig
frrr,e u h- Comra17 which ,sev believe - b Il5-slsT
erect Respectfully slblitfed
BILLS PASSED.
Bespfctrg excavation Ia Mes York aud Brooklyn.
To snerG the charter Of to y !. SNpenny say
ircs Rsnk.
Mr.. sPENt ER ask ed unaniro1s consea, % hsvei1.
serted tie follow w"rcs Provided TIA the rigl's
or zen edies Of the depo tories other credit r. ~
"ssid Bark .hs no, in say way be affected thereby.
Granted and the bIl va, t1eu passed.
BILLS REPORTFD ON FAvORt1rT.
To smeud the charter OF the Pansm, Railroad Com
paw.
T snend tie charter Of the Granite Insurance
Company
Repeating the ecf prohib tr the circulation Of bU-
Of foreign banks OF less denomination ihan ..
Authorizing charitable Institutions aud others 20
btd ont Cd dren by adoption.
AojoJ Led iill Monday u. O'Clock 7. VI.
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DEsrRrCTIyE FIRE rs LYNcHeCRC, VA.-l~e!ye
r iCurIee IN houses destroyed By fire 10 Lynch
uu-g "a he morning If the 9Th int. Tbs IRE ORGY
lated IN the machine 'top OF NJ. Quits Esmssi aoi
Communicated 10 the building occupied by Messr'. =.
ard : Mckinney, grocers. Their house and sock
wfre entirely destro yed, but their books saved
Bruces sable scros- the street Thea caught; also
i Bailey carriage establishment. Both Of tness
Lolse were burL- 70 the ground, and the horses ami
csnia-es saved. Coz ant & Waltfons FURNITURE 81
'shli-hmelt was in great dlDger. Thy, hoseyer
lost bu, small aniogLt b. moving their stock. Inc
ui oe estim,t-l loss s about so 900. In trance
-neL
RoruERY n TIE Cause.-The Rocbe,ter D>aOcrqt
sa,s W. +. Baker cattle dealer, VI Henrietta, was
b. = s. co. while II the cars between Syraclse
srd tn; city, on Tuesday nigh. IL v.s divided
I'M. ne oareels. ore OF which contained $500 Of
UDadlia Berk tllls ia fves tgo SO otls On the Al
bsRv Cry Bank, and $50 or mixed currency. This
parcel VS. placed in memorandum book, and
slipped into inside pocket OF nr OysrcOst. On ar
irving IN ihi- city he rlssed this pack age, and found
that hi. pocket had been skllfuly cut open from the
OF side ard The Memorandum book and morey 40
ctcd. Mr. Baker says be slept considerably on
The WY End while asleep some skilful rogue relieved
him of biz money.
(. The TROUBLEs AT ERIE ESDED.-The track we
uncerstsDd, IL all down again at Erie and Hefbor
Greek and the bridge will be up again this fore
noon and traversed by trains Ii Is said that thls
-pirit Of osssty violence against property Is the hnA
OLt-,bsi tie CouTts the public sentiment, and tne
Tolifesl feeling Of Peunsg wanna are no longer ~
favor Of ipt,uupting trade and public travel ana
saoyipg The value Of rAissais lBHasls Dsm' ''''
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Moss e was rec iy,d from the Senate announc-
iue The death OF Moses Norris, and commune Aung
the proceedings of that body thereon.
NJ MORRISON paid high tribute to the political
ic-rity wisdom end pI,a.e virtues Of the decesss l.
H. ,oD,lu sou Ls osed the usual resolutions OF re-
spect.
Mr. BAYIY offered brief tribute 70 the dec aased.
The resolutions were adopted.
Nessrs. Morrison, Chsndl,r and Bayly were s2-
pointed Committee to act with that OF the S'nate,
70 accompany the remains to New Hanpshre-iee
members Of The House 20 Join in procession from Mr.
Norris late residence TO the railroad A. fur
tier marx OF respect the House adjourned 10 Monday
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Tnr HkRp.SHE1L GENERAL COMMITS The
S,u,vesant General Committee met on Thursday, and
organized for the year. Horace +. Clsrk, ESQ wss
chosen Chairman; John Y Savage. Jr., and Peter
b. Sweeney, Secretaries; Joseph 81 Marsh, Treasur-
er; and William Merritt Sergeani-atArms. A new
election for Delegates was ordered in the Fourteenth
Ward, and Messrs. Maehael Ryan, Erastus W. Glov-
er, and John Harrison appointed Inspectors with
power 20 appoint the time and place OF holding the
Election. The Committee then adjourned.
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BROOKLYN F{REHFN.

CoIresroudeuce Of The n I Tribune.
ALBANY, Friday, Jan. 10, 1855.
observe in THE TRIBUNE Of to-day that the ire
men Of Brooklyn Eastern District Cato Williams,
LurghJ are TO hold meeting on Saturday evening to
protc,, against the passage q bill TO c0nsolidate
the Fre Departments Of the two districts-Eastern,
OLD Brooklyn Western WilllausbHgb
Lis meeting is called under a misapprehension
aiIg II Il. an erroneous tc'esrapaic repor. If the
As mbly proceedings, few days since. No such
bl is before TIE Legi-'aura. 4 bin has been intro.
duCed 20 amend the Chatter IF the Fire Department
a. Cd Brooklyn or Western District, which con-
t'.nss Irov.4o0, oY0vVg the fremen aud exempt
hremen Of Williamsburgh snd Bu-hwca TO psrtici-
pate in the avsils Of the fund by paying in cor
ein proportion of money according 70 the relative
numbers II fremen in each district THE is all Il
all be e. tirey optional with the Willamsburgl and
Bu.hgick fre'nen whether they unite "ith their
BROOKLYN sssGc to- or not Il applies only
ne Der eGcisry ie4tu Of rhe Department. There
Is nothing said in the act about the active portion OF
the Fire Department the Chef Engineer, Engines,
81. The present system will be tried one year at
least-a Fire Department for each district. 81 b Is
The yre,ent opinion ol ;hs LiIereu member. Of thu
King. County delegation, az understand them. 3.
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gable end wall fel outward, crushing two e1s-boio-
ines and many freinen narrow J escaped death a. Il
was several Of them were slightly If jared. The loss
IL e.tiuo ied a. tl5o, 900. Insurance in Boston
ss0 600
The mill destroyed gave employ nent to 200 opsrs-
t.yrs who ore BOH terOwu O4t u nyiyy uns.4t.
Privste letter., receive h.re, say ~ e rev pro-
r.llfr Canadian adverri.e' ~ 'esve liverpool tbs
IN inst for Prr'tod hes been taken up by i-3
Briti-b Government fpr % A. C.iul-t.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEG RAPE
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAeHTNG10N Friday Jan r Loo.
A Committee composed of Mr. James Of the Sen-
ate and Mr. Morrison Of the House, left here in the
afternoon CARS with the remains OF Senator iris,
and with his family, far NV Hampshire.
Mr. Gales, Of The Ta'eRgcpcer, il not seriously i'll
rs has been reported by of our city papers, but
as well as usual. TIE Itcii gcncsr will come out Oh
Monday, very much ENLARGED.
Tho CAV season has commenced, and the opening
ball at Tho National IIo'o well attended. The
elegant supper table 81 ctoa the admiration of evsy-
body
The FIRST levee OF the Presidents, tonight, was
tbrolgtd.
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DARING ROBBERIES.

BUFFALO. Friday, Jao u 1855.
Let Friday evening, party q robbers alta ikea
tte house Of a family named Wilson, near Th)rod
G. w. presenting theiI revolvers at them, and &c
camping aith Sl3i.
GA Saturday night the same gang entered the
hons. of Jncob Eburn Who vas absent At the ii ne.
and tresented pistols n the heads Of bis wife AM
dsu.h'ers They rsnsacked the house, ard found
$500 in gold and silver with which they escaped.
Mr. Eburn offers reward OF s20J.
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PULASKI Ac,DEWY.-A new Academy building has
ius, been erected in PULASKI, Oswego County. II is
conn odiops enjoys delightful location, and Il one
Of the finest edifces fer the purposes 10 which It to
he applied in the State The Institution 70 be under
the c6afgs 0. stephen Miller, NJ With seven ~
sistsnt teachers. Tie next term commences jan u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-13
MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURE.

BOSTON, FRIDAY, Jan. T. I7I1.
The House, in caucus this aftern 'On nonio1'. 4
Henry Wilson, of Natck, for United States Se nor
10 fiji the vacanc, csuted by the resignation Of =
ward Everett The principal competitor for the nom
ination was Alfred H. Ely, young and promising
lawyer. 1t il thought the Senate viii nominate An !
stick by Mr. Flv, and hence n speedy election OF
Unit,o States Senator il by 40 rnenis faie. Tho
Hmm win hnllnt on IuoslaY next.