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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-24
RAILROAD NOTICE

GOTTON destined for Charleston will, and after this
" date be charged 81 per bale of 500 lbs less and
50 eentsp per 100 lbs. for excess Of over 500 lbs.
septic H. l. ANDERSON, Supt N. g. c. r
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For Memphis, New Orleans, st. Louis, and
Louisville,
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For Memphis, New Orleans, st. Louis, and
Louisville,
# wv e Il IL L w.
The Splendid NeuD Passenger Steamers,
CtITY OF HUNTSVILLE, CABLER, Master, leaves
~ Nashville every Monday at o'clock, P. NJ
]. g. CLINE, JAMES DAVIS, Master, leaves Nashville
every Wednesday at O'Clock, Pm.
JOHN SIMPSON, JACK DAVIS, Master, leaves Nashville
every Friday, at O'Clock, p. NJ.
Connecting at Paducah with the Daily ouisve and st
Louis United States Mail Boats and Memphis with the
splendid New Orleans steamers BULLETIN Il K W. HILL,
GEO. COLLIER and ISGoHAR.
The Accommodations of this line cannot be surpassed
and passengers will find it by far the speedies means OF
travel, either North or South.
FOr freight or passage apply on board or to
A. !. DAVIS or Agents.
anl2-f A. HAMILTON, As'-'''
LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI, AND NASH.
WILLIE REGULAR PACKETS FOR lS54J55
fs1sanz. n The splendid new Steamer SEEkxsH n
lAy3MfS So TG 80 kkks#sS5Sfs5'
CAPr p r. BARCLAY Els
And the favorite steamer
CUMBERLAND VALLEY,
CAPT. G. NJ. TERRELL,
WILL run in the above trade this season. commencing
w their trps6n the first rise in Cumberland River
One ofhese boats will leave Nashville every TUESDAY at
O'clock p. NJ; returning will leave Cincinnati every
WEDNESDAY at o'clock, p NJ, and Louisville every
THURSDAY, at 10 o'clock, A. u.
respectfully solicit for these fine steamers share OF
public patronage A. HAMILTON,
sept24. Agent.
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pAGuERREorYPEsI pAGuEPRrorYPFs =

DAGUERREOTHPES! OhGUEEEEOTXPES! :!
CHARLES C. GIERS would respectfully inform his
customers and the ladies particularly that he has
moved from Cedar street to the Of Deaderek and
and College Streets Brownies where he viii be glad
all who in want Of fine and life ike pictures he
has gone to great expense in fitting up powerful side and
sky lights, and his TOous fitted up in elegant style
He engaged the services Of experienced and polite
era ors and is determined TO make his the Model Estab-
lShment of the South West and feels assured that be will
be able to give satisfaction.
He nt0s the public call and examine his specimens
IS aso some fine Oil Paintings by the old masters Just re-
ceved from Europe which he offers for sale very low.
Call at the of Deaderck street and the Square
". B-An experienced operator always ready tor anv
outdoor work. such taking buildings deceased persons
&c jan1O-tf
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSH
TIE partnership between l.. d. Stevenson and r. Z.
White is this day dissolved by mutual consent l.. ID.
Stevenson will all the debts Of the concern and
he will be glad to all the old customers Of Stevenson
White. Feb To- 1855.
AM authorized to collect all Of the debts due Steven
debed them requested to call in and pay up by the
LIST of March, they expect to settle at the end Of the
law ffebll-tfl r. L. WHITE.
E. R DURKEE,
l8s WATER SHEET NEW F0RR,
Manufacturer and Proprietor Of
DURKEE'S YEAST or BAKING POWDER,
Importer and Dealsrin
CREAM TARTAR,
~ Sup Carb. Soda,
Sal Soda,
CASTLE Soap
Black Lead,
British Lustre,
Reid Peariash Saieratus
Cooking Extracts.
decen-1v MatcheS-Msx & Wood
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splendid lot of MOURNING COLLARS & SLEEVES,
DRESS GOODS,
of all the newest styles that out Silks Bereges Ts
Sues Organizes, Jaconets, &c. &c.
All of which will SILL at the lowest possible prices for
cash, or to prompt buyers on time.
mhl4 R. C. McNAIRY CO.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Ill persons knowing themselves arrears previous to
IA first January, earnestly requested make inme
diate payment and those indebted to K. C. McNary
previous to January 1854 had better up once or
jsn28-tf. R. C. McNAIRY CO.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP,
THE coPartnershiP heretofore existing under the style
z of CRENSHAW FARIS is dissolved by mutual con-
sent The undersigned will settle all the business of the
late firm, and is alone authorized to use its Nance
Feb l4-lm X. l.. CRENSEAW.
SUNDRIES IN STORE AND FOR SALE BY
Vessel & Thompson,
UNION STREET.
> = BBLS Cranberries; 10 bags Almonds;
81 % hEbbls do; 20 cases Sardnes-halves
so boxes Raisins; 100 dozen London Porter
80 hfbxs do; pints and quarts;
% qr-bxs do; 50 dozer Scotch Ale;
cases PrqneS in glass jars 100 do Assorted Pickles.
JUST RECEIVED PER STEAMER TWEED
> HALF PIPES OLD OTARD BRANDY;
Z 2quarter casks Superior Madeira;
do do do do do do fPe ors;
90 baskets Bollinger Champagne
For sale by Gan29 VESSEL THOMPSON.
I ONION PORTER.-lO0 dozen London Porter Of
II extra quality, received this day. and for sale by
SCoTCH ALE.-5O dozen Tenants Ale, received
jan2f VESSEL THOMPSON.
TNEAS.-A few chests of Fine Black and Green Teas
Of delicious flavor received this day, and for sale by
Jan24 VESSEL THOMPSON.
FlNuE FINEST nOO RoroIo I,ico-S 20
extra quality and we'll assorted received this day BY
Ian24 BGw VESSEL & THOMPSON.
q RANGES.-5O boxes Oranges in good condition re.
teb2l VESSEL L THOMPSON.
HRACkNELL BISCUiT-lOO boxes fresh Crack
" nell Biscuit Received BY
mh22 VESSEL. & THOMPSON.
SWEET ORANGEs-IO Dbl Havana Oranges aud
~ 70 boxes Sicily. Received this day by
mh2z VESSEL THOMPSON.
COCOA NUTs-lOOO fresh Cocoa Nuts Received
- this day by
mh22 VESSEL d THOMPSON.
u AlSINS-I6O packages Raisins in boxes halves and
mh52 VESSEL 4 THOMPSON.
NUTS-8O bbls Nuts-assorted. Received by
IN mh22 VESSEL & THOMPSON.
EXTRA PRINCIPE CIGARS.-I5, 900 of the
II above received by Express this day BY
feb9-H VESSEL THOMPSON.
CHEESE-25 boxes extra Nutmeg Cheese, received
" this day and for sale by
apis VESSEL THOMPSON.
CWEET ORANGEs-Af few boxes Sweet Oranges
= received by apis VESSEL Il THOMPSON. |
MOKED BEEF cask Smoked Beef-an excel
- lent artcle-received by
Spl5 VESSEL THOMPSON.
HANS cask extra Sugarcured Hams, for sale by
IL apis VESSEL & THOMPSON.
E'RESH FRUITS-A supply of Straw berries and
IL Raspberries received this day by
apis WESSEL & THOMPSON.
DUTCH HERRING-25 kegs Dutch Herring re-
IL ceved and for sale by
apis VESSEL THOMPSON
HRACKNELL BISCUIT-1O0 boxes received di.
~ rect from Reading, England. by
apis VESSEL THOMPSON.
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{" The Castle Builders.'' By the Author of /" The
Heir of Radcliffe" vol. paper. so cents
Just received by F. HAGAN 4 BRO,
an1A Mark Of street
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THURSTON d BERNARD,

No. Union street,
RE now receiving their stock of Fall and Win m IN
IA ter Dress Goods, consisting Of Silks Cash HyIiN
meres, French and English Merinos all Wool De- lSD
lanes Hosiery Gloves Corsets and general assortment
Of Staple Goods.
The above goods all purchased in the Eastern cities
BY of the firm since the decline in prices OF Foreign
Merchandise and will be freely offered to the public at
prices that must insure ready sale We respectfully invite
all to give stock az examination octSu
NTANTILLAS AND EMBROIDERIES.-A
M beautiful assortment of Mantlas, Grape Shawls and
Embroideries which offering very cheap for CAST
apr26 THURSTON BERNARD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17
THE EUROPEAN WAR.

As tie tern approaches for tie opening Of The
rew Co.fe-eoce ss Nie=n. TIE Froessiii'! Of soy
ccaees.io,s o. the part OF Russis ewin3les sway
iE.o misty AID Zoe, Uncertain te1uig. TIE br-l-
li.rt s1eees. of TIA; great Il P'o2.tie essy, the
prOEyi Acceptance By tie Gar Of tie Propo.ea
hssis of resosissio-s puts kil- fer tie Eonea. So
lest IL . ccEzEdIng position Al readers i
CERTAIN TAI. E33er whatever aPses-a5oes lie
lay agree 10 proposals sor Pesee tie o,,y real
haas c. vk;eh ke VII now consent % arrange
tie sEs-rsl 10 Substantially tbs; .. TIE ssEs sEs.
BE- sooeysigs Tie T ~ Points e Us thrown AM
ia bach into de.s.f4l positiea- while lie r.
i.ins Prussia II is lssiirs sEi,ss sni ssirs
tine 70 bring ~ rs reserves All res isrcsro.s
al i-ocrs - tie frpereY t<isse hcs1hSes eaa
k<siz. Tie very fscs Q; nesessao,s kiri.s
teen AIRED Eeo,- sis free 81 one ~ May R1s-
s;s, soldiers Of tie xrzy 81 observation o. the
Austrian fro.tier 81 -. Ae replaced !. tao
neliks CT sea .eeks-sAsi ia ST !ess; siIfy -
sishu thousand nea- As tie whole Of tie ATE
p,Esixr x-ry las osasei 70 exis; - sa,A. tie
fcu-th corps kav:.s h<sa Il tie Crimes s;r,e tie
ED al oe.essr. tie iAir; corps having arrived
there u tie lss;er part Of December All tie
rssi Of tie kith COPS, Reside cavalry And -
serves oSw being o. tie way tAis.sr. ,.ese
t7c<ps Ers; Re replaced o. tie BGs A. D.iesie,
b, irtsk rsa &c he t.ies frcn TIE ~esie'nEayi1
Poland volhyri. AID Poisia Aoo0rtias'y. If
tie va, Is q BE transferred - tie es.te. of tie
Cczt.rs,t ,wo o. three Eoc,es sSze are e tie
ufros; irre-tsres 70 Russia: for. 8, tie P-esS..
nsrest tie SOreei sse las sess.ere1 Q. tie ioaz
he f-on Kaiss - lszsil Are 10 lScser sE5cisat
visAes, rsSzSo-cs7eza, 70 Withstand TIE iacfets
iss ,uneer Of AEstriA1 i-roPs opposed 70 sa-=-
Tat the sks las Dew ss-bei. Al We proceed -
shsw what 10 tie rrsssoi s.Sss al Ter military
rlerxrxfo.h
We have. e. to-1er 0ccSs;css given a. cat
Ire 81 a.. R1ssiaa military srss,i-stoa- l,
tie great active army. tie eae destined - Sc:
,ssiss, the SeusA xni West Of Esrcps. there we're
srisrLly ak s-Ey corps Of fS-'y-e;ssi s.tsS,ioss
each; tvs eerrs ef selected rreees. ef tsirsy-SI
esssaliess each reside 3 comparatively sTccs
force Of cavalry, rss Elsr xai irressls, with Ar
tlsry. Aswe lave before STATED, tie Gsve-znez;
las let oaly called i TIE reserves 10 fora the
fcgrts. Eth and sIts ss,talsaas Of tie sslec,
t-pe?s aaa the fah AID sixth Of tie ether SIX
srEy-ce-Ps; but even tie ssvszA and eighth
ssft.,sczs Of each regiment Ia hees fsr1ei ~
lev lsviss. - tAxt the number Of sstsxli.1s las
Keen sexhlel for TIE six corps Of the lice. All
pore ,Ass asaA,ei fsr tie select trsYs l6sk-as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17
rVRrHER FROM HAVANA.

NV -OsLIAys, I8essay, FEB ,. 80.
Tie s6vsee. ~ lie Ezrsre Cry f-Oz HAFLsa u
f-z ihe sooo1a;. ~ tie Cre~oe.; Cisy AZ l..ee-
sd n s56itcn !; q stated lis: Gen- CSsehe So
fony posted r.stvs 70 The cesi-. q Tie EAS-s;s-s
Col Kntey K repre- eui=a - tie chef q TIE eIPs-
6iron bEi Gers Qz.-3sn AID asu3erso. .. lie PRIME
uoveFs. TIE PA1peio ecaveys PAR Of The -IF's-
6iacn Seven h-.6,ei .eTs Of lsa9 AZ o5-:sa 70
e.c1 scl6er.
NKw.OsLEaSs. Wednesday. FEB - i-Ss.
Esvsrs psy@-s Rave bs@1 received here, coU;sl3-
NJ So ONT. Il tie sIp1.tsOc O-ssniEiog n tie
Ur.ted S,,.e. under tie drectsoo Of CoL kIroey.
Tkey cav Ia: IL TIE directors S-e Geoer.is QGii-
u.sr AZ Hs35ers0L rs. soo-f 81 e1scr~. Gsc
have t.Es.ec az Ia; sevsn hsotre1 sres Of Lad
have heea oEe-vd - sseh solder vho tskes pan =
re eIpeciSo3-
G-r Cozchs 10 issE~i p--clans.o, eo=nxa3-
irE ih 70 e..-1er BE Eveu 70 the 6lo9.'@-s n so
Aey are ezDt-rsc sd saying La te rv-s 5?o. ne
st-Sr. = s-c oyA;y e tie people - EPeo- y !,
IL tSoI,. 70 osf-s: taen-
A seEs6roz Of lsresrs hsvs revo-.s1 3; P.-.r e.
Re
A. : oorfasios n ;bs islk-i Al troops Ere zsy.
20 AZ :; Z q eytcac-A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17
FROM BOSTON.

BosIos, Friday F-o. -. l.ss-
Abo-; for kzrire1 l.oore-s O. tie Ses-fS-k C-a-
"a REEusc su.ck yes.erosf 81 .sy7s sss ss-,z-
N.-y q TIN Are TIE hss5s Of fsziies sifss-i tse
s.s. Of cst.--c tie rec--ss-ieso q fs. Ter q
zoo- ths cs=Dssy E-s sAi - s1oar; % esrsss-
ssvsn'ee. sn3 e. hteer thoosxn1 6o4ss-
TIE uo-ttsr trans es.i5-. By lie f-ssss; t-rv q
= ss-e-rosz- A: vE-iocs po.Ets tie rste- 90 ;ss
t-.ek "a. c-s-s deer TIE Bo-.oz s.d Nxz. Boa.
Ia. .xSe-sS eo-ssoert5js dE1kss- A: WLG-ngrs1
I'D No.th Arc0Te- e-lEe--. have bcso zse- o. szce
er-e,s q. % 100 TIE Tssssrs q tie <S.. Al aiF-
erAL a. s-cs s-oo- bcZs ss-a-s re r1vs- ess be.
es-rec ss.T There . 80 se-lczs cE-vers - -.
KrCscr Large gags u zss hare 80, pri -
vc-f 70 rs,.- ihese 3kz.ges All i a sIpee .: sesg
~ - - Il. eozFss.so = a-oy t.s tr..s 20 p.ss
.n-rxr-Cw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17

When We yesterday morning stated anew some
Of the reasons Why Mr.. 4. G. Loriar shouid not
be henorea with the appointment of Professor in
the Law School attached to Harvard college. We
had no, suspicion thai the question ksd already
ken sest'ed. and that we we're performing 8
work Of sspeferesaiisa- S. proves however.
On Tssrsssy afternoon Mr.. L,rirs Was rejected
b. the Bead Of Ovsrteers-a0t we trGst hk.
the notorious Bower, TO creep il sssin- q, same
future aperture, but definitely sni decidedly.
This . wholesome xai encesrasj,s evest Il
expresses IN WAY rot to be u;sss3srsooj tie
efizioc Of Massachusetts, 81 tie e2s;nes. OF ne-
rreeaschisS. and declares TIA, h.s ,eferta NJ q
6iviill enxssirs in tAx asfarioGs <ork n nat
Der Es6er VIA. rreseasss, or amid ~s.. ci.cEu-
stances, sAsi receive sar paete trasi o. ~eicA
her people csi pat veto. We reiosce AZ sEeA s
come cay toe 80 y. Asa we trssi!i slN have its
ere nenesce in other S.s,es TAe slsve:a,oker
s,i tie Save CoEE ssirnsr mast ee made - feel
that they lie Under tbs sXl Of Teaersl lssi.i1s,
szesAsss Ike hat wAieA. IN tie middle Ases
res:eS sa sAe rresss.iosal ks,g7x. AID ss-fIre'
Ii 10 arreS, - q, sPosNu, tat TIE lss re- lirss
s.cA creatures sIt Il csiIo: require snyset! 70
respeei ;hsE- Masters. n; Of jessee. BAT ..
ixkrrssip-seols 81 the h.scs; czp.3i;y, tat
viicA se<ks 10 sstA tie llae-ry s1i lssor O; Eea
-sisy rssSzsArsly perform 8 fEsesisE tie z esi
rerelass tat cxs he eOac<ives. Ts<y - s2i3
Be regarded ~ sSeix eEscuts-Ferso.s a. ,:e3
via = neral esosssi~a-Sesrsae& ee!e,d fsaess
g. shs sxs.rsx.s.v - sA,s-. r.anrs W. 49,.
rratllxre tie ss;Fs1s q MtaseAzseTts TIA; ss-as-
Ting Of this selEaea, kss fez.& narifes;zi -
Il tie rs;ectos eli LS-ias
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17
THE MARCH OF PROHIBITION.

Fsr yeas have -, yet elapsed s1,oe tie Leg
lX;ssare Of MANI yislhnx 60 tie reiterated .,3
rrsess Representatives, Of NeL Dsw, nssssd tie
krss scs ef complete PreAisirSs Of al Tra;se i
kseKicstrs Beverages ever Inscribed o. 3,
ADesicAs sazse-ssek. eve be,ieve 3 similar
oct hs1 hees framed and P~sei ,trszgs Bet.
Hssses In Nsiae ST tie preceding sess ~; su' tie
TIE. Gsverncrs sis nature Was si,Ahel4. anl the
III thereby nS!isel The erisinA Maine Lss.
O. tie lss Of August 1881.
Tie fitinss tss, tie Llror rn3; ksa sAHs
beca eatisxsa in Naiee ~ss received BY tie
Press seefFslly vita ilii5ereooe o, ee-isioa-
There were very fsw Efit~rs. apparently who
believed thsttAc se, wc9l& or ssosS ee ssstAi2e3
puhSskea within the isiss Of tie Unies- certain
" lee than ere Hundred approved Ps0Epsly Al
hearsiy the act Of kIss; and when. soaes;1s
a;ser il had sxkea exect Meal Dos ws rss e1s 81
tie ekce 81 Mayer Of Portland, the newspaper
srssrlsnes va sece.h Al unsssnie3-
Yet sAozsa.as waited in sileace VITA cxiszs
yet hopeful kesrsA the early sSvices fre1 A.ins
- TO tie verkirs of tie Prskis.scry Act; sna
vhsA hey were assured that il eeali he Ar rss
sxhrcea-siat Crine and Pax serisz were hSsA
On nisAss By its crsnEar; tksi easrAse, were
iess hsSssss hss sai property nare SAFE. s.sa
asy Aas s<ea-sAey thaskei Gsi a-a tesk
eSzssse re'Ns'i's Asi the example Sfshs Pis,esr
FrA;ssSs1 Sssss s>Ssla se ssser.ly inflated.
Since thea. tie States es M,ss.csrsrrrS
VERMONT. RsonE isl~n, CONNECTICUT.
MICHIGAN. WISCONSIN InNo,s .,s ISpl,x.
have suss3 PrsAisiis-y hrs-sn sssss a, n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17

TIE ~Hi.Sco- G-s55 CozzeI va 81 = sss<ios
& >yrsrs<s. yes.sr5sy. TIE L=7Se-s P-sseGi 49,
vrxzsly e<-.r..se b; vs x-s -oli ~ -r-Hs-=s-
vie vss Z tst CoE,cs--pcz SEl,S sAs sessio- "a;
L ere ve-e ~ az t-s= 80 cs.s<sses !. g. eacz-e-
], = .sic Ia .h<v ir-sr3 - materially .eer = -
cccs-s---la1-:o s--s-x-tsc tse cx-es - - s---s-
.sreS-.o s-<r-z-s -o-s s--.cs-- YE-ls12sos hr
c<e.Ssar r-cah~rx-.aE e make 6lse-or< s1acA
O. t,s s-tsecs q Saver. Al Ev- Is<--, is@-
F.-Ar Ac-r,ru-O- Ns13xT evs-.rc ia
~ q vozrr rxz ~ rA< 1x1< - Davis z sesA
49, He-ix<s- Osvtre C<z--y VI J. t-irs-c sskz
Va lase & cccts r-~cssl-x-e< frsz ., -
hsrl neg. a. tA< CxzAA ari1ct. nrw ARA hrs--y
-. : vl-es-ev5. -. s,sra-ry S-ee-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17
n,neureriDs and sighting on 8 grand scale and
according 10 real military prseiples, here become

nsneureriDs and sighting on 8 grand scale and
according 10 real military principles here become
q necessity and matter Of course; and then
the chief who is Influenced b. political eonsdera-
tiers or wke scts with . war. Of resolution must
lose his Amy. War or such Q scale sni in such =
country tales . serious ard business Ike turn
q. e7ee; and il il itis which VII make ths Als
no Russian war. If it does break eat oae Of tie
Zoe. interesting events since ISIS.
A to the prospec; Of peace, tbs; is by no
rears 20 clear as it seemed . few weeks since.
Ifihe Allies are willing 20 put A. end 30 tie
struggle or the terms Substantially. Of the s.a,ss
GO. II may be done; bl. how little hep- there is
Of that, our readers cannot require 10 Be in
formed. Certainly, with half Of Germany acting,
morally at least, in her favor, and after having
put on foc. TIE enormous armies whose strength
We have above exhibited. we c.nnO. sxpec. Bus
,is to ;gree to any terms which France and Eas-
lard are Likely to propese or consent 10. The A.
Host III interrupted series Of prof able treaties Of
pesce, from Peter TIE Great 10 the pe,ce Of
AdIisnople, vii hardly noE be fsllo we'd By $
treaty surrenderiDg tie dominion Of the Bli.i
SEES, before SevutopOl 10 aiken. and when only
oue-tiri OF tie Russian forces have - yet been
engaged. But if pesce cannO. be conel.ied BE-
fore tie fate Of SevsssoPol or Of the allied eIPe-
diticn is fully Developed, it viii be less probable
sfer this Crinesn campaign is decided. If Sc
vss,opol falls, the honor Of Rassi.-if ihe Allies
are defeated and driven into the sea their hOnor-
I'LL lot admit of settlement Until more de:i-
sive results are obtained Hsd the preparation.
for the Conference been attended By Al ar
ni.,iee, IS We minated on hearing OF the CzI'.
acceptance Of tie FCur Points. there vould have
been ressol for continuing TO entertain hopes Of
ptsce; bat, under present circumstances we sre
compelled to admit TIA; great European war il,
nuch more probable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17

The extent and importance Of our Foreign
correspondence and extracts, compel u' 10 leave
out much domestic matter Of Interest, such As
sayicss at the sPiritusli.ts' meeting i.ss night
tie Free Academy exhibition, Board Of Council
mes, and several minor reports.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17
REJECTION OF Mr.. EDWARD G. LoRING
s,e<sI D<rSss e n. n 7. IrszH'

REJECTION OF Mr.. EDWARD G. LoRlNG
s,s.s. D.<r.sA e ~. n 7. Irlzn.
BosTos. Friday, Feb. Is, i.'S.
meeting Of The Board Of 0verseers Of H.-vssd
Couese IN tie Senate Cksnbe, yesterday Afternoon,
the nornirs.oa, By the Corporation. o. EowASo
GErTII LoRIS6 4 Bars memory .s Law Professor,
wss reecteS rifissi Gsscssi0s, By vote Of ,sen;y
NAYS TO ten YE.s.
The following asnsi gentlemen voted Il favor Of
Mr.. Lo.irg:
"A Cs.V-.s re Rev Or Gssk-<t. D y s-k.r. Pres
s-ut sfts- Co-ese. Mr. AsEre.s Ife>s1er 1tnr'f
Joaz CEsa-t 5ra<fsrs. Dr. BAY -e.- L1s=.s y x
c-s--r Ezorl Nssss--z
Gov. Granes vose6 sgsns; NJ. Lorlng.
The. ki6nsPPing be bee- resEked L eSass'v,-
tive H2-vEd.
Tbe-e /. erss. rsjO.cir. n The ely, Al ire1i!
"A, sre 10 Be fred OF TIE Conuoa 70 morrow.
About ;hree bzshels Of Petitioos have eeen pre-
,eu.S 70 The Legislature II fasor Of Js1se Ls.lag
renewal >. J11ee Of PrOos:e.
OF vitA "a sess
60 zrcs 81 B.efLEHe.z
Areiie, 6isPs;eh ss!s; II. IL n eorseiSeooe Q;
M Lorins setsng ~ Co1,n-ssoner Z ne res-sssz
Q. he fugitive slave Bars, AID 4 lie vle~ 4 s2s
io-s.hsdovs Of bis removal fra- =. Jsdsess-f ,!
tie LeciLs.z-s.
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STEAMSHIP NORTH cARoLTSl N DISTRESS

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TEI EleE4ST RIToEx Bill A Psh5c net.
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i.ks 20 ec.si;trs:sa- lie b. -" Pea-lg b-.srs
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ATTEMPT TO ROB A BANK CASHIER

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THE LATEST NEWS.
FROM WASHINGTON.

- l.
WAsEIssros, Friday. FEB. Is. 1855
TIE homer 20 Gen Scott e fally perfeesei, the
Presiden, hs,ng today signed he bal. which con.
fers The dte o. Liea:snsni-GeserL On tie battle
.csrrsd hero Of Lerdys Lane.
Al.peculstioss sbozt the fate Of tie Fsenct Spols
TO, BIZ are ct 81 end The President las e,ncOc,ei
s.ix colun, veto. rom speech on tAe Subject ,ie
y SOS BY Si.s Wright. Gen- Pierce talks AZ gres;
length abou: the Treaty OF 1870 and makes Ga, salts.
factory ressoo. 20 hin for Withholding rs signature
from The BIZ JUS; passed.
Many Of the leading Democratic Sersfors sai
Representatives are greatly inoersed, and express
tie OPTION TIA, there vii be bcrss Of indigestion
ttrOrs houi the country almost equal TO that PrOdae d
by the pssssse Of TIE Sebrssks BILL and which nay
end IN CONVENTION Of tie States for the p1rPoss Of
e,pur sing the kingly vese power from the Cons;i-
tuition.
Tie Collins steamers sre Triumphant th1s far, iat
TIE appropriation o, their behalf vii probably be
cousuuns:ed to morrow. The Pcstnss'er-Gene-.l u
bitterly opposed TO tie measure AID vii spare no
psirs 20 detea; il.
NJ. Houston tie Chsi-usa OF the Committee on
WAYS and Means. and Mr. Faulkner. Ce.I1s1 o!
tie Committee on Military Affairs, are gresly veIei
sbozithe Civil and Diplons1c APprOPrsdon I'D TIE
Army Appropriation bis berg oversl0Gssea for tie
sake Of tie ocssn s.esasers-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17
XXXIIIp CONGRESS
SECOND SESSION.
SENATE. .w.sHrsorcs. Pa is. i,ss,

SENATE. w AsHtSCrcs 20 ". fst5.
NJ MASON reported bsek the dOss- bsa remit
esisg ,Se DiPloasir 2ad Coasai~ systen Of the
Ur.issSStx,ts
Agre<sbly To the nceoe ~ Mr.. JONES nsvsl
submitted q fe~ GAYS ssce, the 50 ss.e IT,, pr
cesSed % the DISQUALIFICATION c he vste, vssessy
the ea for the relief Of t cis,2suo q re p~vsts
armed bsig Gen Arrnstrorg. 80 lad % fas tsoia-
BE stated Tia; oy Agreement bet ~eea tue rssnfs sox
oppOref 70 q tie BILL CSC 9os sU &c Be spsro9'is;&
% TIE captain ol5c-rs ssi eev OF The Arns,roas.
ns sd OF he present appropriation ~olea - Tor iss
beDsft, 40 u tie Osrers Of ia, sessc4
Tie motion 70 recoD-sier r0 thea ayreN to
ayes =, los s2-sId the BIZ sterserd laid 80 the
iab'e BY vote cfayes -, noes ..
bill 80 passed 70 pay 0v-rton Love s2 90, ss&
John Guest Or he seral representatives, o. 30. tss
vsas respoctivs.s Of cer,.in sl.ves zach ~e-s
ssC sr from the Csicsasss Isoixns ~ c-rt>a waits
persons from the State u T-1As, by u Ye. % 10
Nsys.
A bin va. ;hsr ps.sei unArinousy appro2ris;is ~
slOi 900 70 Whit Mzrss. >esbrcck, JS-epA Whs-
l., ARD othes for tb-nseves AM tor TIE h-irs q
TIE o-scsrs ri members Of tee Efisto CenSssy, u
soaih Cs,olins ior services aarss the last ~x via
Great Brial.