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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-11

epe bedy Of Den - enc ean sss-picks1 men,
indeed. he ezyeuse Of the Departneot 10 the
city In lie Introduction wss Lee than es3,oo0 Of
our money, and its maintenance less than $4,000
annually-s part Of which 10 covered by an sppro-
priaton By the Royal Government
Firemen receive Q uniform gratis those Of the
FIRST class salary Of about 413 50 month; those
Of stksseeond %. The three classes of brakemeu
receive respectively o. IS. 80, and 90 rs month.
They, with the exception Of those holding the per
manent watch and who are attached to the wster
wagons, are employed by day in the cleaning q
The streets and a. watchnaen BY night. Here IL q
saving effected to the city Of some ZOO per
annum.
i zee and hear Of no fires, unless I meet the
engines, or read Of them in the papers they are,
in fact rare Nowhere in the world does fire
now make less fuse than here. The saving in
theft at the fires 10 sufficient to pay the cost o. the
new arrangement Insurance has decreased TO 9
very small amount and everybody is satis6ed with
and proud of the new system. With the compile
ton Of the new water-works, tubs and water-
wagons will be banished and the number Of men
decreased.
When the tystem went into operation the build.
ipes OF the city were valued at about 37, 600 900
and other combustible prJperty-nOt reckoning
what was uninsured-at S67, 000, 600. Both these
values have greatly increased since 1851, and Ger
tainiy all things considered, Berlin ia It satisfied
with her FIRE System without good and sufficient
reason for that satisfaction.
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GENERAL COURT-MARTIAL.
ELEVENTH DAY. WEDNESDAY, oCr. 10
4 tnrlfi

ELEVENTH DAY. WEDNESDAY, oCr. 10.
The court met this morning pursuant to adjourn
meLt; all of the members present
I've count read the commissary records of the qran
ty beef received at Font Cumus rom Jan LIST to
sent m 1855 and the deposition e the The
ord showed that the whole of the beef received was 'ui AMI
BY Lieu man. the c3mmsary ald abstracts Of the same
couiengned the commanding OIL and assist nt sur
william Silverhorp, private Of company f, being
duly sworn BY 'be Judge advocate for the pr3ecgon ys
nee NJ, lat nen,; have been naioaed At Fort Co.
uo bus Fort Wood the last ave monthly have been sta
the troops hsv; sk flesh beef on ne commary store 70
sOr ssstos L., H Had, r. It. M.d saS Toe co .
beef TO those cers sce ia every week 'eee have bees
there Biz year. uIt Ms)r 5eckU stopped his beef three or
four weeks aso All PoJed Ia the cJmmssAry dePi tmen
The indge. advocate introduced various documents
eorroboIste the testimony of liz witness. std then
nOuneed that the case r the prosecutor was closel
the DEfENsE
PIiva'e j. j. Wearing, Marine corps, witness for
the def being dolly by the jlgaiyocas says-
haye ifn sss s5 5 ha1 ae' S
ls Wien dlst knew bH bis character vas soodi Of Latter
Q. Do you know his general character for truth and
yerscity
Objected to by The judee-a1voc,t ate. The question
should D.: "Wtud you believe n m under oath %
Authorities were shown in support OF the course OF
defnse and the wl,hiIew his objection.
Witness coD,ir ued-I havs known him tell many
ehoods his character for uh and yerscity OF ater years
hiss been bo ia idea for two three ears back has beea
b.d; the irged from ms
believe Hend under have him for time
| was dis sLarged Il. IN the amy Oct ~, 1864
CTo's examne6I h6yo several tunes had ausrfes witt Sc
Heads he as wi sgasst me before
charg made sgaOst he was put down
witness he ch,scs sg.u,t gere these; the hfst time
Heed hsd fh, cay s no cosred aud caught me
by the throat and resse hin; waited 10 a. aud rep n
around he back side of the hl.td for thF pur
pose but Head rl1 aes to he 'srd hous. h: and hs me
bsck he released tn for resisting Ser
geant II, al (wh ns struck ns and striking bcs never
The charges agans they never presented gn't
ne tbs 9eeuiIed t5nk Ia reoinry IsS or 90; =,
He uDeer OATH becsrse after these Grey hts he would not
bring the uisssry paIeis that could close
coun's The time discharged from the army woet 1t
believe him under h. whether he vas sane or insane yo
ctuld tell whether he drunk sober; he might
sober end be full Of qnor there times when be
Der; when first knew him be drssk nothngj you'd not be-
leve ; i'm under ga froui bis bad habits since si9.
AdiouI ned till IL o'clock tomorrow.
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FROM ST. JoHy, y. BY Valentine & Co 8 EX-
pIess we have st. John papers of Oct 6.
L. relation 10 the fishery commission, The s.. John
CctJ Ter ssls:
We Understand that the commissioners have made
considerable progress in their abors this coast the
present season, notwithstanding the time Lost, owing
to Gen Cushnans delay in r-Gchi3g III a.ifax, where
the British commissioner aud his staff awaited for
nearly month the generals arrival.
We are informed that M. Perley proceeds westward
by steamer this morning 10 engage in the duties of the
commission the coasts OF the United States, CON-
meucing with the larbor of New York ="
Great iejoicings bsing had over the fall of Sc
vssiopO. At Fredericton, after the reception of tae
meas the MAY or 5oraec every prisoner confined 10 the
iail over whom be lad ccrtro.
Tie Poly morphien assoc alton of ST. John have
made srrsI .emtnis for general celebration OF the
fall OF Sc, asiopol, the 2h ins. grand regatta
al eGuesiaD procession Of the TnDe IL tue costume oil
Ike different ratio :. and torc5,ht procession with
ff,W orks arc the mL.n features.
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T1ere 10 q. this time gres. show Of country wagons
On the OUTSIDE lining be road each way for mite or
two; and the show Of people inside IL very good,
though lot 10 be compared with The great crowd Q,
Elnra. lt-n iperesse in he afternoon sad 70 NOR.
row, The city people tHrn ou., which i ap ,eNs Is
doubtful since but few tbs, dwell in paved streets are
aware that they have any interest in promoting i'm
provements in farIniog.
As shall no. BE able 10 give any detaie account
Of the horse exhibition be.o.e the tine dispatch this
litter, gill take tie opportunity TO speak OF some
thing ,ha, is interesting TO every dwelsr 10 ces as
well as In the country.
have never scen such an exhibition Of good butter
at any show. There are 90 packages, snd as all Of
the deserving ones cannot OF IN prizes, propose 70
give portion OF what conceive 20 be entitled to
an honorable mention. have pnrposely omitted to
some good specimens OF butter because II IS not
put up in packages 10 suit my taste.
Good butter MAKERS are so scarce in this country
that all Of The first rate ores ough, 20 oaye their nes
printed, not on y in butter but on the enduring
monument of printers lex and psoer.
Heading the LIST here, not only ia quality, bat IN the
neatness hespDess and approprsteOess Of the pack-
age, ,tancs Wnp. Z. Cowles o: Canton. IL IS beyond
my power TO decide upon Ncs. and 3, out the sam
Piles Of I'll the following names are decidedy gooJ
r. Hubbard, 8. Kllinsly; II. TYLER, Wincnes'cr; +.
Hoeford. Canton; l.. Wootford, Boomheldi r. a.
Phelps, Avop Harley Moore. Lite ,feld; Eli Moore,
Sou,hington; W. +. Squire, Hsttord Elizs l. Smi b,
Bethany: u. W. Grant, Bloc nte!d, No. =; VI. W.
S;od5aIt Ne wing ton; d. Humphrey, Simsbury; Geo.
y
Foster, Windsor; Emma c. Newbe ry, Bloomfield;
Truman Scovile, sinsbuy; NJ. a. GOo3rich, Weth.
erfelo: Mrs. c. F. Woodford, FarminTton; Ash'i
H. None Litchfeld; John Morse LI'chteld; Hubert
Scove. wesifeld; Mrs. Merry L. Peck, Bloomfield
Decius Latimer Sin shury Se'm0lr ID. Moses, North
CsnoD; Harvey Nhit:lcsey, FarDiaston L Sexton,
Canton.
There ere sixty cheeses shown thirty leaves OF bresd
eight sp cine ms honey, and i've of vegetable tale
an article have never seen exhibited out of this
Sta'e.
There are twenty-five specimens OF Indian corn,
mostly by he brshel barrel aud good display of
other gTair.
There 100 pumpkins, al d the following are some
OF their weights: 81 81 IS, 80 10 and ~ ID.
OF the show OF frui, nsve already expressed my
opinion, which il eonobOrsted 10y every spectator.
At IL O'Clock the show OF people is entirely sitisIc'
tory 10 all tie officers OF tue society. Tue receipts
this forenoon have not been less than - 600 and N 70
j. rush for tickets fast tea can deal the II
OUT here is every probability dat the rec ip.s viii
exceed the total at New-liaven last year.
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DE PROFUNDIS.
Fci 1ks IEbaDs.

Der Of The degrees Of blank despair,
An aching void, al agony spPsllns'
NV soul 10 We. o blessed Sun and Ar,
necessarily H csllins'
Ye, the cup. bearers Of the regal sea-,
Robed in the livery of your deathless master,
Who hear 10 poe,s the enchanted 9owl
In which they drown dsx'ei-
Ofxe ouafed the golden WINS OF Day;
No tom ethereal pastures did ys nouris1:
q fsithkss rninisters, why fee. away
And leave me here to persh
n We were slaves to my divines. need,
loved ye with love as large ~ ocean;
love1 TO b. or the music of your reed
To watch your rhythmic motion.
Ye gave me living food; my songs gave:
Gang the mys cry o. my chainlese Vsssas;
How We were terfs Of MICE and yoar slave
Ia tie eternal castles.
sang our games upon the naked moor.
Where ye were with me, Wind and sdus1ine
,.pp our friendship with the bravny boor,
Til every fiber tiogled.
I amy your bounty h the fevered towns
Your 0ebediction OF the lonely attic;
sang yosr march tcTcss tne pulsing downs,
ExulllDg aud ecstGuc.
I sang tire ferceDess Of the ragged nils
That ye maze splendid when tn sieep 0eS sorcst;
sang your gsmbos with the vsgrant ellis,
Ana shb the haunted fores..
l sang The fallpess OF that pure embrace
When 10 ye my being did surrender,
In days when o CT the Autums sUartby face
W husg q vail OF slaendor.
sang your battles with the heughty seas,
AID your hushed oridas On i,d4 an ISLANDS;
,gng our fame hike come lmpassiooed bre sze
Blowing from Delplian highlands.
And 20 Gre Ged-8ud cqn eng no more
Fled tue tsin cups Of gold aud heavenly azure
Before me float the spectral 'ys OF yOTe
That mock my vans.ei pleasure.
q Air. one breath 10 purify the tomb
y SUI, one rGy 10 make re night lees dismsl!
God wilt hou le, ne perish in this gloom
Sepuchrsl and aoysln4li
Come, bic vasssls, let Inc cease 10 g ieve--
iteDd ye the cL sin hat clogs rIy soul eadeavor
Silence Is death; but siogink can live
Forever and forever. FrzJAMEs BRES.
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FROM HsFrI BY a. arrival from Bristol. Il. l.,
from Porg ar. Prince have inte.liseace from Hsyt
10 Sept Il. The legira'ive assembly was opened with
g'eet erenouy by ina emp+ror 90 the 4,h. A mag
Iitcs full length por Sit of the Emperor F.ustio 10
bis imperial umt, plsced 10 the recAs. where
hs PRECEDENT OF the represent sves is l,ed who made
spetcb in reference 10 tue august picture, wcch
aisO saiuied Win tweDty.oEe glts. His msies.y prJ.
nouncsd the opening d-c9urse. The seventh snri-
yeTsery o. tic csrsGia'iJn of the empire was cela
brsted on toe Goth of August wi'h uue Haynsn pomp
81 ms ~ bcenoe. graDdOquent discou ne in honor
OF the event delivered By the Able Mousss
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HARTFORD, Wedbesday. Oct 10 1855.

Il is hardly possible to conceive more be .utifa
day than ibis for great agricultural shoT. Is is not
only Gear but gently mild, without being opp 'essive
in the sDn. The great shos track ths was bed of
mOrtsr thee days ego is DOW packed hard and
smooth. 1t vas int occupied this morning by
show Of ODE hundred yoke Of working oxen, ne of
which are the most beautiful animals of their kind to
be found in any part ofthe world. can 30. give OAR.
ticuiarr- though ny attention attracted to some
very oeaGii Il oxen OWED by he Hon Henry Bill Of
Norwich, who shows rs much enterprise in breeslino
gooi stock a. be does publisher Of b,oks
Tbs exhibition Of csttle on the course is tie only
true way OF exhibiting animals 10 multitude Il
should be one OF universal practice a. al Sac fars
After the oxen were Withdrawn there was an at
tempt to arrange the hoes ia their proper order on.
they were 80 nuneio1s ihs: it required all the efforts
OF General Pratt, chef MARSHAL, and hs LII nerous
aits, al mounted, 70 arrange the chaotic mag. Al
this tns-1l oelock-the ground p,eser.aj a most
interesting appearance. There were howard of 500
boFses on the ground that had been entered for price
On ahoS and he srses, part Of hem were h,rres..
bssics these. YnEore were constantly arriving With
es-,isfes WHICH are allowed 20 enter zoe N ..ospre
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FRoN BTRHUDi. -Advices are 70 Sept. 20. reso-
luton providing $1,000 20 encourage emigration .
All foreign sud nlai packets in the regular en-.
ploy Of tier respective governments exempted by
decree foni al large tolls collected Ender the oct oil
1874 CT payment OF the following .ols: For every
such pscke. exo,ediDg Geo tue the .un o. ca; PACK
eis no. exceeding fsi uess1reaeo', g is. for escs
.ins O. b. s-v4L
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THE HEALTH OF THE CITY

TIE following correspondence has been commuui-
Gated to US for publication:
MAYos's OFFICE, NEwYoRx, Sept. 4, 1855.
DEAR SIR: am dtsiIOus of receiving your views
and sny atoms you may have make
provision for the Of the public health Of
the city including proper buldr gulsiOns &c
Any unics0n you may have TO make will my
puIrose If sent 10 ne by the middle of October.
Very respectfully yours, FERNANDO WO I'D, Mayor.
Dr. JOIN II. GsIscoM, Nc. 223 East Broadway.
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one IL .low thew are sure have obtane9 IL
ofScial documents, and from them gain the follow
ing facts in relation to the new FIRE organization m
Berlin:
The apparatus Of the department consist. Of
% oId.iashioned engines mounted on wheels and
fup complement Of LADDERS Q " rescue sack" ire
buckets and the hke.
8 engines supplied with suction hose.
1 steam FIRE engine, built in London.
5 machine" ladders.
5 water. wagons (lsrge weter.b butts on wheels
SO open tuns on wheels
tool wagons furnished with axes, matches, spades,
shovels, crowbars, and whatever else may be
needed at FIRE.
These things are distributed ss follows:
The city lie divided into 1s FIRE wards, in each of
which is . fre-watch," where are kept one large
engine, one or two pairs of ladders armed with
hooks, one rescue sack, and one of the open tuns
ut each of these stations are at all times one first
class fireman, other fremen snd horses.
Again the city is divided into FIVE departments,
in escb Of which 10 depot" at the Dept are
kept ono machine ladder, one tool wagon. one
water-WsYon, five of the mounted tuhs ana one
transport wagon for the men, and the necessary
number of horees At the depOts are stationed at
all tines one class fireman, one other fireman
and two brakemen (whO have charge OF the water
wsgop) Those persons are Reinforced at night,
from 2 r. NJ to 4 A. NJ, by % more brakemen.
Again near the center Of the city not far from
the Palace, is large establishment where
always zee one or two men standing sentinel with
Ak on shoulder when pass, and which proves to
be the grand central station of the department
Here are kept three "persor-wagOns, one water
wagon, and the necessary horses in charge OF 2
fistclsss firemeD, and 81 brakemen whose duty is
to work the engines 10 the three neighb0rlDg watch
stations; ana frstc class fireman and 20 other
frtmen whose duty is to clear the way at fires for
working the eDgines, clearing away ruins and the
like. 4 his number Of men is there at all times,
but is increased at night by the addition OF %
brskemen.
The aggregate of the men employed in the sta
items uentiOneiis:
/ Director.
] Inspector.
Fire masters Assistant Engineers
40 First. Class FiremeD.
$50 Other FiremeD.
800 EDGnemen or Brakemen.
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brthhght 90 tue Reouhicsns, ~ do not forget Ass
without law there can be no r7e Freedom a Prcgegs
have. TIA pfort st1dioasly regarded the high eb-
gators Of the State and Federal u;ioos fad VII
hpgly subjected OURSELVES TO taeir supcnssy, even
when perverted by mercenacy najontss from thetr
true spirit. We regard those - sufhceatly Anti
eissery for sl practices, purposes found 10 their
own lM ersse to establish Liberty and ycstce-thas
iAoe' naio, o, and Slavery se tionA, 10 eiaeors-
ton OF winch IDEA refer yoa 10 the late letter Of
the venerable T. 2. Blair tie distinguished freod and
confidential asVsst Of Atcrew Ja,kson. We sc
neither The advocates Of oenualiz stion disani,
but the ineaes OF NATIONAL and state rights IN the
simple spheres Of progress snd form with which the
ON of our fathers compass both. We therefore
belle We Il 10 be cur bo1Bden duty as good men and
true Republicans TO oppose nsaonay he existence of
s.4ery. urecr any preteDse whAteve, IL places Of
selusiye National cOmsio BY sea snd land, aad 70
b. ire Ire moral and political suence of he Nssonal
Government permanently and firmly and svo ssaly on
the dt Of Liberty, a. hiss heretofore oSeo sayed on
the eide Of Slavery. AND as The fnsnds oi Lo~y
tsye scquosceo, wthou: revolutionary resistsnee, IN
sc rue OF Slavery, ~ we demand that the slavery
pIopaganes sba asqaiescs In toe lie ruis OF Laofy
see Sv aud ihey .hal Be Justly efslded a TNers 70
both North anil Soc'h, who counsel or act 10 VIOLATION
OF this only possi li y OF popular goyernment
Now, SIR, these ae many IN the Slave Stases resdy
TO act openly vi q the Repubic, Al psrty-.nore who
s,cr.ly symp s'bize with The mo'ement-aad IN my
iudcu emit jofy Of all the South vac viii sc2u eece
N our rule. | believe that the time has nov come
Nltn II SlOfltN OF luS pSJPso w
yiLdcae he faith Of our fathers Ia mans csoahaty
Of selfgoyernrert. BIZ il cannot be disy that
this msjoriiy Is fragmenta'y aud disorganised,
ard requires s2acious leadership and seize snncing
Ps,Iiotsm TO array them in succ.ssfl opposition to
the conc utraed and drilled forces Of tbs present Pro
slavery administration. think, then your suggestion
Is a gooS one s,d thath will meet the veWs OF the
wi Ole Republican party For the sake of unity, let
Il first meeting st Pit sburg the 29d Of February
next be as homogeneous as possible. rnen 10. the
National Committee open an scive and couciliatory
correspon ience with al the opponents Of the Slave
propasalda Let Why and Democrs', kno y-Ncthng
and AbitKGow. Nothing, Catholic and Protestant,
nstiye born ar adopted, and ali shades Of opinion be
urged by the great necessity Of immsdis.e and decisive
action, to save, If possible, the Rspuohc from it,
threatened submtrsioh mo OF he most relentless
6espotsms which has ever sarkeoed the psges OF
history.
My dear Sir, | know that you feel with NE the
world wide consequences of tIe crisis May the God
OF our fathers move rs 10 do our sdoe duty. am
your Obedient servant, Z. N. CLAY.
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METEOROLOGICAL DISSERTATIONS.
ALErTER FROM LIEUT.. M,URY.

LETTER FROM LIEUT.. MAURf.
To ne Editor Of The NJ Y Trbsnt
SIR: regretted to see the statement in your paper
few days ago from observer setting forth, under
the head Of "MeeOrology for the Formers, thss the
plan propose Ia rival Of one already in successful
operation by the Smithsonian Institution.
My friend Professor Henry, will no eous. feel a.
much surpriied az do 70 learn that setting up
rival schemes.
The Smithsonian Ir stitut,on has from the beginning
been epgsgee in q sysem Of meteorological observs-
tio., This Is al We know
When Professor Henry entered the field meteoro-
oeicsi in the psme OF the Sini hsonisn the Uuitee
Saiee amy, with It's medc cal Pc hsd eidy been
at wok in it Tor % 80 years. II cir observations
teLceo ell over the country But no enc threw obss
c'es in the way Of the lsudable eIofs Of the Smith
sonisn by reminding amateur eoroogists and those
whore voluntary al va invoked that this wa riva
scheme 10 NJ. Cslhosn's Of the ar ny, which had
mspy stations occupied, &c. There sss No rivalry in
the esss the Amy observations for purpose,
the Sm hsonisn for another.
Professor Henry may, suppose, be presumed to
know what is the particular objec. which, in organ
ziDg the Smithsonian system Of meteorological OBJ
srvatons he had ia view. He says: lie great 0b-
"jeet Of tie Smithsonian collection Of meteorological
"OJseyr lions IS 10 settle dchRHely ne PRESTON az %
The origin, progress and character If the Wntsr
storms # our country"
The gres object that have In VIEWS to extend TO
the lano for the benefit Of agriculture aud other great
interests tie system Of observation, that has done
much for commerce and navigation. Ths object that
have in view is to cooperate with, not to work in
opposition to- the Smithsonian Institution, the meteor
illogical depsitmsnt of the Surgeon General Of the
amy, or any establishment whatever The field Is
an immense enc, and there Is room without rivalry
or OBJ oiton in il for all the lab0res and all the
talents that Dozen other systems can About.
| beg therefore to sssure " Observer that the two
O. stem. would only &C. in cooperation not 10 rivalry;
and that each, h.ve no doubt would derive vsius-
bic aid and information from me other.
Be,pectluIy. ke, ~ +. ksCR7.
Cbse, pato,y, Hdshisgt9a Dec. 10, 1855
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REPUBLICAN, MEETING Ar PITTS
BURGH
E,o- The OHIO State Ivuvnal.

LITTER FROM The HON. A. P. sIoSE TO G: d CLAY.
Hos. c. n. CLAY-Deor SIR The Oaio Ke2uD
Iie.n Convention held in this city 1874 of July iast,
in sirucred tie State Central Con mttee, OF wach
sm Chairman 70 open a correspondence with the Re
publicaps Of other St..ee, IN regard to holding
National Republican Convention. A portion OF the
Republican Fress Of this ard otaer S.aes, and num-
her Of our INC st devoted friends have expressed them
selves In favo. Of holding an Informal AS Republic An
Convention at Pittsburgh on the 22d OF February to
consult together and TO organize Na1onal kePub'
icen Committee preparatory 70 issalng eau for
Delegate Convention 10 nominate Candidates Tor Pres
dent and Vice sident. Dos the proposition TO
bold this meeting stIiks you favorsbly Might We
e.u4ct representation st the meciing from KENTUCKY
spd the o.Lef SoBthefn SAFES The eneIHies OF the
Republican parry charge that it Is q sec ion1 party
onfrej 70 The Free States and opposed 70 the peopa
of the Slave States. On the CONTRARY, we think that
Freedom to which the Republican party IS devoted 2:
national ard Lot sectional and that oar position ot
eptosion 10 all turtle: extension OF avery ougat 70
COZ. mend ish to the genIOus and humane OF The
Slave S,ates whether sayeholoers or non siaystoid'
ers Nav We not eIpeci TO have RI abllcan elect
oral ticket end numerous supporters 10 tie Slave
Sta.es dnhg the Lext Presidential contest J Very
re,p.c:fuly your obeiisnt serva1t, A. y. STOSE,
Chairman Of 4. 5. c. Committees u Ohio
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IT s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPAyY-For
VI Havana sadNEw-ORLE Ans On w EDNE soAg
Jan n2 p m from lisr fot u ~s1eo-.t., ". a. ths f~
anT "voTt'e "ssrsAip NOhrd STAR, Capt r. Wan. ox
vAl . shove
P.ssse cso b. secured ., the CODp.n,s Office.
YreisfD TO New Orleans ~ eents Ger cub foot
bisp'p wi - supp lei with blaai bills i.iirs Of IA.
form rgned the CDnoaoy PIP eSion ,bs, oAies
o'bsr ned sId bill Of sdns Do iscsd sUer the
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