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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17

THE COUNSEL IN THE LEMON oAsE-GUARD GATES AT
FERRIEs-CoURT OF APPEALs-THE LIQUOR BILL
MILITIA LAws--NEw KNOW NOTHING LODGE.
ALBANY, Jan. 16, 1858.
Thurlow Weed & Co. have for some time past been en-
deavoring to organize party of Know Nothngs who
will support Seward for Senator They last night
ceeded in organizing, with about dozen members
from the Legislature. Mr. Stanton from Monroe, with
Fred Seward of the Journal leaders the spurious
organization.
The monetony and tameness which have pervaded the
Legislature from the Of the session.
to be followed by disposition to debate and agitation
to-day. The three interesting questons-temperance
slavery and Senatorengrossed much OF the session In
the Senate Mr. Robertson introduced join. resolution
declaring that both houses will proceed the 14th day
of February the election Of United States Senator
in the the place Of VIM. H. Seward, whose term win
pre the 4th of March next When this up for
consideration to- morrow it is expected it will be op
posed by such Senators prefer having full Senate
it is generally conceded that the Senator to be
elected the last day Of this month, in the
Livingston and Saratoga districts win be able 70 reach
the Senate chamber in order to participate in that
matter.
The resolution from the House, authorizing the Gov
TO employ counsel 10 assist the Attorney Genera
in the argument of the Lennon before the United
States Court, came up for consideration. Mr. Brooks
preferred AttoIuey ueneIdl DO Aubncrzeu 10
employ assistant counsel If he desired and that the
lection should be left with him. Two three speeches
made and all the Senators agreed that the Judge
who liberated the Lennon slaves performed
than his duty under the awsof the State. majority,
however preferred the resolution it Stood giving the
instead of the Attorney General the selection
of such associate counsel.
Messrs. Whitney, T. Clark and Putnam the
mittee to whom the petition of the citizens Of New
York, in relation 20 moneys distributed to sustain
schools, referred. There Is need Of q second
guessing what may be expected the majority report
Mr.. Spencer intends to present bill making 1t mpera
tive companies and proprieors of all ferries between
the city OF New York and New Jersey Staten aud Long
Islands, have guard gates placed either their ferry
boats or the bridges The numerous cases of MAIN
ing and drowning by too hasty jumoing and off
these boats certainly demand legislative action
the propretors of those thoroughfares deter
mined to keep deaf to all complaints which the
public may make.
Mr. Harwood Clerk Of tho Court of Appeals made the
following report in relation to the business of that
Those who practice in that higher law" court may
rive information from it,
To THE HON. THE SENATE OF THE STATE or NEW YORK -
In compliance with the resolution by your honorable
body January IL have the honor respectfully sub
NIT the following report -
First The number Of appeals and writs Of unde
termned in which returns have been filed in this Office
prior to January l. 1885, five hundred and sixty
or this IN wpre in he
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DOL, 800
No loans have been made by this institution upon
notes. bills of exchange, drafts any other personal
security whatever
The statement is subscribed and sworn TO- as a full
and true exposition, by James Mills the President and
G. h. Coggershal the Secretary Of the bank.
W. H. Van Schoonhoven, formerly State Senator from
Rensselaer, district ted this morning his residence
Troy, after few hours illness.
The man Gill; who has been under examination before
the Police Court here for several days past charge
Of poisoning his sister law been before the
Grand Jury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17
New Jersey Legislature.
TEE PROHIBrroRY LAW.

TRENTON, Jan. 16, 1855.
The Prohibitory Liquor law bill was reported 10 the
House to-day by the special committee II is similar in
its provisions to the law OF last year. and 10 that Of
the Eastern States, where it has been passed The act
Is TO take effect on The 18th of December 1855 vote
OF the people In favor Of against Is provided for ae
the next general cecon and tho decision then arrived
at 10 TO be considered nothing than express
sion OF the opinion Of the people Of the Satehe act
st to 60 into effect the 18th OF December next An
adverse decision afterwards however, at the ballot box
viii render the law dead letter. and w is believed
such event. be repealed by the Legislature zheh
meets in 1886
Notices of the renewal OF charters Of several spe
cial banks were given In the Senate to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17

McCracken, u s. Marshal for Oregon; W. H. Farrar, o.
8. Attorney at Oregon; Samuel Dexter Lecomte, Md ,
Chief Justice of Kansas.
Mr.. Kitchen, Waterman at Georgetown, who shot a
negro burglar who attempted to escape, has been &C
quilted by . jury.
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tn. Failure OF nessrs. Page a Bacon.

CscrNsAr, Jan. 10, 1865.
We End tho following card in the st, Louis RepuSli.
Of the 18th inst -
TO THE PUBLIC.
OTTIcE or PIay BAoo~ !
81 LOUIS, 18th Jan.-1oA
is with most unfegned regret are forced 10 an
to you the necessity which compels us 70 oose
the doors Of our office Tomorrow morning. We neeII
net remind you that we have already struggled against
a pressure unparalleled In nsncal experienes .nS
how revere and crushing have been the disaster. 70
peatedy and suddenly precpta.ed apon the cormnntv
during the last few weeks. After stru,gIi,x
with resolution and diligence unknown 70 Won ~ ~.
our eneage ments maturing AZ Ner York on The ii ,nst
and having frumrhed over the difficulties OF that a..
wtotnr nor ~. - the ar0urt ~ nearly -ff, AZ,
lAfs, Ne Lee isrss lie srlsis sEI ysrsoa.D, -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17
among the Slaves for the North
ern Poor.

MOBILE, JHn 10, Io0o'
There is in process Of organization here general sub.
scrption among the black populationthe savesin aid
of the suffering poor of New York and the Eastern cities
This is fact and you win find it out.
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pamphlets purporling to be speech delivered by him
at the village Of Patchogue, Suffolk county the 9Th
of November last. II abuses President Pierce and other
distpg usbed democrats but bears relation 70
any question than does the affairs before
sebaftorol II IL remarked that be may be Know No
thing candidate the United statee Senate and exhi-
bits this pamphlet as testimonial of his hostility to
the administration. ,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17
War Between Wall Street and the West
Progress Of the Reyulslon.

Monday evening has had at least one good ef-
feet: it has shown conclusively that the dshopor
Of their paper did arise, as we stated, from q
gratuitous desire on the part Of their CORES pom
dents to effect their ruin AT the time that pro-
test took place, that firm had agreed to pay their
drafts to an amount of 100000; any liability
thus incurred being shared by VIM. III. Aspin-
wall. The drafts came amounting in all to
100000, and Messrs. Duncan Sherman Il Co.,
interpreting their agreement differently from
Mr. Bacon, Mr.. Aspinwall, aud every one else
who has read it, protested them, after quarter
of an hours notice to Mr.. Bacon and Mr.. As
pinwall. To say that this conduct is at variance
with the usages which prevail among mercan-
tile men, and that it cannot but seriously affect
the popularity and standing of the house of
Duncan, Sherman Il Co., is merely to repeat the
words which are spoken at every street corner.
We have, however, as public journalists, no
thing to do with the transaction in its bearings
on the particular individuals involved: IL con-
Germs us only inasmuch as it indicates gene
raj state of things in the mercantile world, to
which it is highly proper that public attention
should be called. 1t shows, we repeat, that
there exists on the part of certain set or CLIQUE
in Wall street fixed, settled purpose to break
down the new men of the West, who are monopo-
lizing the profitable banking business that has
sprung up in that quarter within the
last few years That purpose springs from the
meanest instincts of human nature-an inordi-
nate thirst for gain, and desire to sacrifice
every thing and every one in its pursuit 1t can
be the more easily attained at present as near
ly all the western bankers arc insecure. have
suffered severely from the insolvency of Gus.
toners, and are all more or less in debt 70
New York. If they were met by spirit OF lib.
erality and forbearance here some of them at
all events might weather the storm, and be pre-
pared for a fresh start after the hard times were
over. But encountered as they are in most
instances by harshness and severity, many IN
necessary failures must ensue, similar in their
character to that Of Page & Bacon. The disa,-
tiers Of the revulsion are thus increased ten
fold. Just as in 1882 and 1888, the great bnsi-
ness Of the United States and States banks
seemed to be to break each other, by causing
run upon this or that branch or bank. 20 now
the great concern of the Wall street set to.
which we allude seems to be not TO helm the
Western men through their troubles but To has.
ten their ruin, 20 that agents Of their own may
take the plsce OF the broken firms. This policy
VI. ee ~. &c lead % enc REAL; wh.n 1. r.
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Iotai
II will be observed that nearly Of the causes
undetermined in this court originated during the year
just passed II may also be proper remark, that of
the remaining 354 causes appearing upon the record
undetermined proportion of these have undou oteily
been settled the parties without ng notice upon
ducible, from the consideration that many of them
have never been noticed for argument by either party
Upon an examination of the calender for the present
term OF this court which is unusually large, 1t will be
found that Of The two hundred and eighty four
noticed for argument only originated the year 1851,
IL the year 1852 65 in the year 1853 while 2O4 orr
ginatsd in the year 1854 Secondly. The whole notice
Of appeals and writs of in which returns been
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Third The number of appeals and writs of error
which pending in the Cour. for the Correction OF
Errors when II ceased TO exist and which
ferred to, and have been decided by, this court, is
seventy eight.
Fourth. The number OF judgments rendered by this
court and the number in each year are as follows In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17
THE BowERY SAVINGS BANK DEATH OF Elk SENATOR
VAN sCHoONHoY VEN, ETC.

ALBANY, Jan. 10, 1855.
The following communication from the officers of tho
Bowery Savings BANK presented to the Senate
Friday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17

THE COUNSEL IN THE LEMON CAsE-GUARD GATES AT
FERRIEs-CoURT OF APPEALS-THE LIQUOR BILL
MILITIA LAws--NEw KNOW NOTHING LODGE.
L.. La
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-21
Steam Boat Disasters on the
Western Waters,

TIVE undersigned have in of preparation
i new steam Boat directory, which will be
issued in Oc 1t will be OF the
ing books published, and will be book that will be
Interesting TO all classes Of people. The STEAM BOAT
DIRECT RY will contain compile list AMI description OF
ell the Steam Boats ahlat in the Western and South
Waters The length model speed power, and tonnage
of each boat where and by whom but, the Of the
9oat with trade she is in. Also. the Of Captains
Snd officers her age, SC sc. The Directory viii contain
History of Steam Boats aud steam Boating the Western
Waters, the invention of also sketch Of the
built for the Ohio river, with the OF the
builder, commander and owner.
The River Directory will contain list and description Of
al the steam kOat Disasters that have occurred
Western and Southern Waters, beautifully iusra ed
with list OF all those who have persisted by their burning
sning and exploding, the Western and Southern Waters
,ince 1871 The Directory will contain Maps Of the Ohio
Mississippi Missouri, Illinois, ArkanSas White Red Qua
ehita Ynz and other rivers, with the Towns and Cities
ad down. with correct distances also, other River
and Commercial items Of Interest 10 the people at large
The book will conain the cards OF the various u s. Mail
Boats with the trade they in &C. &C The Directory
will aso contain compile list Of all the steam Boz Iicens
ed Ocrrs their pl'ces Of residence, &c the Steam
Boat Law requirements. and all the impar U.
Supreme Court Steam Boat DECISIONS up date the Rates
and important Commercial Privileges Bills Of LRdirg i'm
porant Decisions Of the various u s. Courts in reg trd TO
Freghs Lost and Damaged, &C., with many other things
Of interest.
Tn Directory will illustrated in the best style and
printed in the best manner The author has for SIX
been theriug together all the facts and items in to
the numerous steamboat disasters the Western and
Southern Waters and now intends Publishing them book
form. The price Of the work will pu The low Of
One Dollar Ten thousand copies will be issued for the
boamen; and others DESTROYS OF subscribing will have
will be printed unless ordered in adj
by RENTING one dollar TO j. I. LLOYD & co you
will receive copy Of the above work The work will be
issued in October. Agents at New Orleans, Memphis ST.
Louis Louisville Pittsburg, Wheeling and Cincinnati, will
wait upon the steam boat comm 'nders.
All letters should be addressed 10
JAS. T. LLOYD co.,
JEST Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-21

Is rstlrius f-ou. ne lats arn ~ Myers aso ass
tls usethsd 4 rssurainK ny knd achn7SAea - 70
nv rssny fends ies thrif Fef3 tetA -
Foaase and mosa respectfully asA fof eoa4aA'1 - '3'
Eazas ~ M taEIsr PArsass al sssesssoF n ,,,rrs.
10 a. = ~ANN
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-21

I OHGWORTH,s CATAW3A WINE
IL us boxes Sparkling caiASba;
70 do Dry do
o. 90 CAtasba Brandy,
1000 gallons DRY cAtawba, the cheapest and best Din
nsr Wine neE In nse. Jest received and for sale BY
g. H. LOOMS Co.. Sole Ageats.
ny2l ~ Public square, Nashville.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-21
DISSOLUTION.

rI1HE cohaytnSFship betsesa MYERS NsGiLi % Do
Il salved hy hnit4ion this day J. ". NodflLs hsStnE
purchsze ne entire ineret o. re eoreeFn, w etn9s
the husBesa a. ~ Cd ssna. and vi pay en sea
receive ~ tshts due ne sra. n hiAS$
Ja.,1 1855. > n Ae1iL-
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-21
PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED

SAL NJ "A N Err SAFES.
WARRANTED to stand 10 per cent more fire -,
w than any Herrngs Safes in use, and sold III ~
the prices Also iron Sh uttPrs, Sash EHl tHi
md Doors for BANK vaults and G6=lz<
Stores. Also, Patent Slate Lined Rctrig-
orators, ali warranted goood and cheap any in the
country, by EVANS WATSON No. &c South 4h street,
Phlade pha, Pa. Hal s Patent Powder Proof Locks and
all the celebrated Locks furnished when required W. c.
LLARD Is authorized to receive ORDERS and make sales Of
the above. my5-ly
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-21
ECONOMY AND COMFORT.
DIR. C. W. CaoZIER's
Camphor Wash Mixture,

Patented July IL, 1854, and which received the
Premium at the Nashville Fair in October
last Warranted TO contain nothing In
the least injurious to Clothes; also
Great Pain Killer.
TIVE undersigned having repeatedly been solicited TO
make consignments q the Patent Canphor Wash Mix
ture has concluded TO sell county rights 10 this
State will future have the Improved CamphOr WAh
Mixture put up aud distributed throughout this state Tex
cent in the counties the rights have been disposed Of
and In the State OF Alabama. And that he be enabled
esctuAy 70 make this arrangement be proposes to
shares one fourth be retained, aud the remandSrT50
shares-will be offered for sale. person RENTING
dollars win have one In the Patent, TO fourteen
wears from Jgly II, 1854 and vii be AZ the same time In
yestnR also Ve doars be used In the purchase Of the
Ingredients ayefng and the necessary expenditure Of
ne means 20 prepare and distribute the Mixture Tor sale
Consignments will be made 10 shareholders, (Who may
quest ~ aud 90 other persont 20 the amount OF ther
,emitnnce And they via be allowed commission Of So
per their sales and also TIER proportion o. the
prohts Al large. -
Annual xhht OF sales viii be made and dividends 81 the
each shareholder NO deots DC
tracted nor the Company be responsible for The
BURNERS viii be conducted upon the cash system.
knv who have purchased patents iog counties m
INF, State have the privilege q exchanging Their Es
for share tie prices they have paid. Tina eznAnge VA
be made AZ the cost Of the PAtentee.
Ills desirabss have al least more actve shaTe-
holders in each count, the States named. Subscriptions
or shares will b. eo.ed ~ the Isl sspsemoer next Aha
u the Mixture viii he made Esiy soon here
amer. ceh,s issasd 10 shareholder, who w request
the Agency II they desire H.
The undsrsgasd win act Agsai untl the Shareholders
management; uatil their successors shAll be elected
Newspaper In Noble Montgomery, Tuscaloosa, HUNS
WIFE, Taadega and Tasrumbia, ihAt VII puod THIS tsioe
and ether advertisements ths amount Of Ten dollars and
send ens e0py' Siii resolve one shzrs Aisrsss.
- .-r 9. W. cRozlkR. raien.ss.
las Kn0xvls, Tens.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-21

AGRICULTURAL IWPLEMBNTs-cssn
~ shsers. S;raE c0tsrs cssr Mis- Grain Mia cAaTns.
Fxnniux Mills 0Finssoss RoSrs, 0Fsia AeAsdfes Horse
POssrs cps Puups Neal Caltrrs 4nt GFindsrs, Stozs
d. D. DlcKEY
Ia1SG Collage street, SAAAy!is.
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mAKRELrxEp IRON MANTELs.

AFATFsNGS-w A. 4 ,. O. Mse1sHand hsvs Just
M reed fea . large ht ~ beat India nnttfngs,
whleh hey selling vssy lo~ for cash sprss
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-21

OATS AND POCATOES.-5J sacks Oats and q
" sacks Potatoes, just received and for sale by
u. ID. DICKEY,
mario No College street.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-21
GATHERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
The Great Purifier Of the Blood!
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.


LetMs lTicted Read and Ponder.
An InfAibe Remedy Tor Serofala Kings Evil Rheuuat
Obstinate CutAneous Erupons, Pimples Pos,ules
EYES, Ring Worm letter scad Head, Enlargement and
Pain OF the Bones and Joints Stubborn Ulcers syphic
Disorders. LumbaRo, Spinal Complaints and all Disesscs
arising from ljadieioas Use Of Mercury, lmprudence
in Life, or lmpurity Of the Blood.
THIS great alternative medicine AMI pufiher Of the Blood
l. Is used By thousands OF grateful patients iro all
parts Of the United States who testify da y tn the remark
able performed by the greatest all medicines CAR
t. RS SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia, rheumatism,
ecrola Erupsons the Skin Liver Diseases Fevrrs VI
GERS OLD Sores Affections OF the Kidneys Diseases of the
Thros Female Complaints Pains and Aching OF the Bones
and Joints al speedily put to light BY usng ihs great
and inestimsble remedy
all diseases the Blood nothing has vet been found
acts gently snd efficiently the LIVER and Kidneys,
strengthens The Digestion gives tone TO the stomach makes
the skin clear and healthy, and restores the Contribution,
enebed by disease broken down by the Of
youth, to It's pristine vigor and strength.
P0r The Ladies' Il Is meomparably better than al The cos
etics used few doses 81 CAarERs SPAKisH AxIcRE
will remove al salcwness OF complexion, bring the roses
santg the cheek give elasticity 10 the step, and i'm
prove general health in renal katie degree beyond all
the medicines ever heard Of
The number OF certificates which We have received
nom persons from all Of the United States Is the best
evidence Hubug about L. The pres, hotel
keepers, physicians aud pubic nea wed noSn
hs community all add their testimony TO Tie wonderful
effects Of this GREAT BLOOD PURiFlER.
Cal the AosSr and get Circular and Aman,e, and
read the wonderful cures his truly greatest OF All medicines
has performed. -.
None genuine unless signed BENNETT BEERS, Proprs
tors No Pearl street, Richmond Va 10 Nhon al orders
for supplies and agencies must be addressed. :. .
And for sale by W. p GRAY and = W. DASDRIpGE,
Nashville and ny Dealers la Medicine generally.
mari0-dtTuawly
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-21

T HAVE for sale fine ROCKAwAY suitable for one or
i two horses with PORTABLE P ,RTITGON-has been
used about Fix mouths. Also, excellent FURNITURE
CAR. Cheap for cash. Apply to L. MOSES,
No. 10 College street,
mYS-i Opposite the Sewanee House.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-21

HIs magnificent siyls Of Naniei lat taking ne pace
of al other dese lptans bosh aocoaa II rs suPe
ror bsanfy rlrhness durability, and particularly y. cheap
ncss While their cost a only about half hkf q ts real
marble they indeed exseeA the @rner In beauty, have
superior lustru are less liable 70 sod. uoeh eassr
kspt cean and ar exceed srbls IN enrsys snd ara Al
The same time, less liable 70 break.
ne uadsrssnsf are agents or Manufactures. Wal
lace LlhgoE CO L1uisvfse. KY. AID 81 fafnsh aesa
70 seir patfocs ana the pgbe senrfaAys Sh Ats - M
piece aud every hlng complete; an WI Also hrsF
ihtsnd their puiilns up STEWART VWkNs
Stove bsascrs And 1Rv1rs Manufacturer.
EarSo-dasu 10. e. Market street
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CUTDnHGa-
- 100 kdds Prime Sugar.
81 bbls Loaf and q azhod Sugar,
$50 bbla Molassesz;
rs n hba do,
si5 bags prme BaiumoYe coases
SIS keEs Nails, All aires,
si0 bbls Whsl;
81 do Common hrandy.
Is boxca robscco, All gtsdeG
81 d. Pearl StaFch
100 de kehiedsm Srhsppg
40 30 LoagwOrlA's spai klins cAis~ha Wise;
- .s % AZ so 80 81 %
80 eases ca,aSbA Brandy. pure aFtieiss
500 ksEs BLASTING Powder,
100000 ieet SAFETY Fuse;
Fo sale b. 3. n. LOOMS a Co,
lss0 Ne. ~ Public Square.
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SAWS! SAWS!! SAW S!!!
WEIGH GRIFFITHS
LNXTRA fine Cast Steel Circular Saws OF every size ncu
II ding for the portable Mills from ~ 10 d
elusive, in diameter together with Gangs, Muley, Mill
Cross Cut Pitt, and all other kinds These celebrated Saws
have been in extensive at the North West the last
twenty-five years, and considered by competent judges
the best made Manufactured by them and for sale by their
agent II. Bakewe, 2l3 MAIN street, ST. Louis Also, for
sale at Messrs Clark, RenlroW Co.'s, and Kngsland
Ferguson's, st. Louis.
WIN. JESS0P SONS CELEBRATED STEEL,
OF all kinds in store imported to order good terms
be obtained from any other house engaged in the
manufacture Of the article.
II. BAKEwELL, Agent,
Sheffield Steel War house,
No. 2i3 Main street,
feb2s- 6m 81. Louis, Mo.