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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-20

ES HENRY STREET, BRooKLYN.-PARTIAL BOARD
w for sinse gentleman with pleasant and good
accommodation. charge moderate; wing MAY; the
location desirable and within walk Fulton
ferry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-20

PRIVATE FAMILY, OCCUPYING A FIRST CLASS
"A house up town would let bedroom, tho third hoor
gentleman with the privilege partial board with the
family Terms moderate, Best references required Ad
dress II. h., Herald office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-20

L,oR SALE OR TO LET-THE VERY DESIRABLE
IL house No. 2ls West Thirty arft street, on tbs high
Eronnd tstw.cn EiEhth snd Nin'h svshse' hoa. l5gy
~ feet thrfe rooms deep tkree fsres tt9vs basement
trovn stone front built Ia superior nearly new 10
perfect order and With ali Apply 20
NM MUNIEITu No. 40 EiShth avenue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27
MR. THACKERAYS SECOND LECTURE
AT BROOKLYN.

To ne EdaO- Of The n y. HioSa%
SIR YVES attracted to attend this lecture by cum
osiy to see a writer ana lecturer oil much noIoreJ'
expecting withal eluci0aion OF Gil interesting Pc
Rod OF history. The reign Of George IL was an era
Of great en-. although the sovereign himself was
ma, in a,iltv and morsl character. Commencing
with he two survivors Of the famed tnumvHa'e-
Swift Pope anc AGoisou-there was a succession OF
distipe uisbed 10 literature, among whom weread
i,v g al TO mind Young and Thoms on, more lofty IN
moral genius than either Of the preceon CANA con
= udipy with Johnson, whose stately but prsclcsl
sto.g sense im ,sed its,f upOa tae next sue 'eedny
ace; i, hstoD, Hume ard Robertson. who sui cola
,bs HI hes Jsnk smcfg British his o'ians n political
,ci.,ce. A1sm SOL b; 10 n:eil o;usl philosophy.
rs 90 h key; j: the foe ans, ~ Clrs'ofhee
w..na.l ), Jusspa Reys0l 4 and al ~ the STATS
me-. Caiter,t PaLe.ey IalP5.e AMI Chatham.
In f,.t "a, .ne this reign IN com eti'n with the
-. ,.h;.b x.s lut a continued develop nent OF iae
r,.i.h u ind in the ssnls dre,uon, II mus. De IT,
80 =. the peblest 10 individual excellence Of
.h;oh .e r.sS in Bi ism annals. IL the same psro1
there WAS on the ihrooe OF Prussia the Sea'e'l o.
nojern European sovereigDs, e1csP! NSP0ie'n' IL
Vance there wss an array o, msn o! genus saeh q
that county had usvef before produced sna "ho'0
influence " as in no small degree irsuanen'ai " 'He
great revolution v itch afteTSaid followed
With such rich materials, asd Lecturer 50 popu-H
that be ri, mouth Church wss crowded 20 o'e'H""
in with an eager AUDITORY, can hardly express my
dsspr continent al having to listen the whole evening
TO the repetition OF the chsfy gossip OF Horace d.
mole A., the scarcely 6ecen. "reminiscences OF Loro
HeIve, win an intermxture OF quotations from oIner
with O. OF kindred spirits.
Ibrne a, thcsa who heard TIE lecture will not DC
tmp, to SCI sDy further Illustration OF the suo'ec'
by recourse 10 such authorities
Oi the mary eminent men hst grseea e pSnoa &c, re-
kutd to- culy one was distinctly cescnoed eSa nc '"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27

Row N 4 DAScE-HoUsE.-A row took place last
night sbou, % O'Clock in iow lager beer drinking
place srd dsncehouse stsly 0Pered in the basement
oftbe brIding on the west side o. Bro dwav, three
doors low Leonard street 1t occurred bstween the
p,cp-ietor, Louis Heipe End bis wife Acn and tTo
f,;epds on one side, snd Peter Riley and companions
or The other. Riley had his hesd cut open with
lager beer gsss thrown BY Ann, and his hesd ".'
beaten BY club in the hssd. of hsr husband Rieys
fiepds rallied. severe fght took pace and the place
was rrety thoroughly wrecked. The police were
opi,k,y on hand and stopped the fight Heine SUD
~. wife were arrested and locked up in tas Fiftn
W.,d station House. This p'scs hss been psned but
tro or ,bree weeks The front part VS. lager beer
,bop. ard the back part daOce-rOOm' treqaented oy
pro.ttu GO and losiers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27

ASOTHER MCRDER-A HOTEL KEEPER SHOT
We sre ed upon 10 sin recOids scene OF violence
enc no in urder rhich occurred last evening II sp
pears ina. little after clock party OF i've disor-
oery peIscps entered the Washington Hotel kept by
IL ssf. HeDry K. s. Eugene BcVsders, at the north
west corner tf Camcen and Eutaw streets. The pro-
prietors with bar keeper and several boarders were
ia the room al the uue As soon a hey entered II
We seen ha, their vlsit booed DO good. Afhr time
they yropOsed 20 CO. ard ell went excep. one, and 40
of ii. companion enGesyortd - get nm Oui which
rfsuiteo in sctfie. Mr. II. r. Breeders went up 10
him. and in a pesceable and que. manner used bis
per-ua ions 10 get bn 70 sIcoao ny he companions
Upon Il Il lie double barrel psto and one shot
y &c fred. Mr.. Eugene Bro sders seeinz the pts oil,
went b. hin6 tie a Selling n, Erest ii II from
bin. bile having hold of him another OF me par
spIro cEeo from the dOO: am tax ing dell ?efae9 GID
viii pleOl fred st Eugene Broader me Dan enter
irg u Der the n BIZ shoulder pacing hiyush on d
l,ogp, al der and near the rght u Jpl- III iel In
sfa tlS and " fe1 minu'e' wa corpse. ~ holo
s.S HIN kefoxe lie rse entirely extinct, but could 90
nol Up 10 save him. Tie Tho.e parry 1en Ie1rel
We nrdsrst.od one Of them w-s arrestet, bat could
not lesEn hs name. Toe SO ne par hs'o psn t- d
t,cral Hotel wait but .efl without doing aajthiog
cent making note. Il j, sasd hist there were
;, - r.to shots fred IL tie WASH 5gton Hotel Cor
orer Bepson he'd an inquest 90 Lbe remains, and q
verdict was rtDdfred that the deceased came 70 bis
death from pistol shot fred By some person unkno IN.
The cec.a ed cd abOEt twenty four years, and
va. unmarried. he "a REPRESENTED 10 have been
~ msFksbly quiet an, isdus'rous and attentive 10
business sno hIs uLtipely end Is deeply depofed By
b.s surviving family SD hends. Ii Is to be hoped
tsst The gang Of mu nserers may be pedy arrested
sui be uscs 70 IQher he extremes. penalty OF the
,av Bslanors Ssa SSsh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.

TIE second annual meeting Of the Brooklyn Indus
t al School Association held at the Athen&un, in
Atlantic ,Ieet lsst evening. Mayor HALL presided
and stated the objects Of the meeting in fsw sQprO
D. a'e remarks p ayer was then made By the Rev.
Ar IfooARrH, and a portion of the Scriptures re al
by the Kew. Mr. TAYLOR.
The annual report Of the Board Of sDagers, who
are all Ia es wGs read by TIE Rev. DR. oToRKs. rns
report states that they Low have 20 schools 10 sue
cessfui opera'ior one of which is Dcsef in Concord
steet ord ore in Nelson street.-The former taught by
Mes l.. Raymond aud the latter by Mics l.. Adams.
TIE average ATTENDANCE OF each school 10 30
scr oais ger cay with prospect Of au iocresse due
i Q the coming Winter. DuTiIg the leg, year the
Boad of MaDsgers have joned with the Sunday
hifson hool IL Nelson rect, add fitted up build
iug fo merlJ used stable ~ an expense Of 900,
sLd nov have a coumOdOus ard comtOr able build
ing They have leased the house for tive -ars with
tie pryle OF buying II before or at the expiration
of L 81 time, appeal TO the bsLeyoent 70 assist
The N in uak The puichase. The OBJECT Vt the asso
ci.rcL IL 10 &C Ucsfe ard feed ard clO,he on such
children "a may DO, be admitted into the public
schools Tie - port Of The Treasurer hen read
Ehch shows the amount Of money collected during
tie pteseft year to b. g 277 o. al Of Shi has been
extrced with The exception Of 81. Addresses were
then de vered sppeaog 10 the citizens to asst in car
r, g OIL me work OF reformation among the outcast
children VI the q Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27

ast worthy of the whole coup, viz Sir RoS~c'
Walpoe; and the portraiture giv>a OF him mikn' 81
oe. nave ed one to suspect tna' il VA skstch eI-
tfscted rom come WORK OF fc'Ion. C>rtalnly, we
cannot consider Mr. Tbackeray a. dealing With hi'-
tn nc 'seis wren be il forms ths' the Bog'h c.t "a
owe, Gil Il hes VI hbsr.y and religion 10 Wal ,Oei
thai ba Tor him the pretenc would Lave been ID
on the tbrHne OF the nation tremDed under by II 80
overisn de-, otisn; and tts' willis he he in che x
the a. binary p wer Of the new Germsa dyn,sy b.
ke,t doen The fXOrbi ant or,tensicDs OF pr staooi
NOE corrupt ard gcoless than any oot of Rome.
OfCbathsm he took 10 notice beyond sariolic
remark uyOn his great holloT eyes and ais gaue'
figure wrapped up flannel az sen in Bis later days
at Bs;h. OF the court attendants male ana fe m. e.
be found bore worthy If honorable msLuol except
Ms Howard the mstress OF George H., and OF her
ssin'y virtues had l'ur alton ~ safety. Tn@
descri1pon Of Lord Hervey usde, the character of
" SpoTus in satire oy Pop, ne Jays V,s literally
correct. II il the ii It time ever heard tsst venom
ous and Obscene csficature quote1 for any othe par
pose n IN as specimen Of fierce ssh :. The h,trel
which Inspired .ho-, ines might be palate by sons
provoca ion, but could not be justified; sn1 Tor tle
honor Of human Latufe | would still believe thers
never wss sn original Of the charscer desci-ei.
Lord Heryey's Memoirs Of which the lecturer makes
ample use furnish the worst eccusalon aga hst hun.
The pu oGca ion post unOls, and hr. Toscksrsy
pa thst il Ike n exhums iOn Of POnp H. bling
ing 10 d. h scents of pollution tta s'ar'is rs vito
horror. Bot does Hervey i've u. true history cr #
he doe wa it anything moro tnso the lubd iy o.
suia court cic e Are oe To judge the Ia lOn by
'he pr fisse companions, mae female, o! Lord
Herye1
D. Youpe Introduced in ire lecture in ais clerical
chpscter ana only for the buresque OF his bursting
ipto t. are wDe off iating chapl ,n of the court
be cause Queen Caroline sud ber ulaios Of bonor
too II nch tnsaetd wi scsn1s'ou' gors 20 listen 20
the sermon. II The lecturer bad but exhibited ia
contrast with tEese court ladies toe profOurd
heous sud poetic genius Of DR.. Young, which will
b. dea lhss horOt % he sge ia vticn be lived /.
wonld nave BEEN sn Instructive Lesson.
i. ..ll. 81
the fashion OF our Gay, We may a. well cease 10 1e
nour CO immoral publlcat OBS. Let Us have Eugene
Sue and G orse Said aud u.ob,,rsphies sd coh.
festiors e members If the FreeLOge Fraternity, II
aet TO have bsshed up in lee uIe5 simisr wO
Non 70. ICs6 CITIZEN or BROOKLYN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27

These the words va have received.
Tbete he scbg1 DO inherit,
Are OF WdiI AMOR ems tirjls,
From the fTRe Of lln1inen,
or th4 zod Of Ksrkomieli.
OF n. b of YOusoh4inen,
OF the borders Of the NOrtb-ee'ds
OF the plans OF kslewAlA
These nv f.,hsr sang ators time
AZ he chippsd The bstchefs h<ndle;
Thee t,usht me by nj mother
As chs 'wred her flying spiodles
When ON the floor ives sporting
BOuId hel knee gss gvJ dane ns,
tssp tiabls weak ilg
A. we.lIi, g Of ,msll sta.urej
Never al ed these E0hd' tou, stoiies
Told Of ssmpo, told Of Lonbi;
Cd grew SsInpo IL the 81 resi
Loubi vanished with her magic;
In the sopgs " uneo perishsd;
In the play Gied Lemmnksinsa
Where are many other stsries
Which ,s,rered by the w,yGde
Gu led amid HI heather blossoms
Rihed ffom the bushy c0pses;
Sosd h DGHfi" %m :fs tshds sSt s,ss
When sh-ph.Id boy ssunOered.
Asa lad upon the pastures
On 9e ho =, 'S ;s : psad1"''
Follow ing blsck Mduikk
A. the tide Of spotsed kimmo-
sops. the very oolduess gave me,
Music found in the rsind'op'i
Our sOogs the wiods hOusht 10 me-
Otler sOrg. tbs OCEAN bilJgs;
Bircs b IinRDg IN the branches,
And the tree Top spose 10 ~hlspefs
Asa fail and Gel iied com yaIis ~ OF the two poems
conrot he here given ample on line Of the Kalewa
les Mot uInst for TIE Dreseit enfnoe. .
The hero OF the epic ia Wal auonen amytoologica
nersopspe son OF Ihe da0 khteT Ut tue Ar, wh0 le'
berq down from heaven into the sea, and was tnere
Iooed nv the storm Wind. After roaming through
The waters for uunumbsred ages ne at length reaches
the land ard begiI mis- beoelactor oil man
krd. Ihen follows oescripdOn Of his exploitS ana
adventure x'euiins tlrohgo forty III eruaes "hen
AZ Inst his mission on nth ia accomplished tho aged
" ain am0ren enters his copper-bound skin, takes
leave of tbe peop on the shore, and sails Away aE
oyr the blue se TO ard the distant horizon, uat me
ba1k i .etn hanein in the clouds bit@eel e4it1 and
heaven So he ceparted; and so departed Hta'cdthl'
In the Geru an i, reads tlus:
Fuhr der slte WAinanoi)on
Ait der sese lsVIt Ia ksuschen,
Auf dem sDpfsr etc, ca Booze.
Auf Dem efL 'es"hiSgnen Nsehen,
10 dec hohe.n La dertrecken
Zu6en uiedern hinmel ,ra1men
Bleib init seinem Boot dJrt haften,
Met de m Nacnen d,rten stehen,
Doch zoruch ltess die II 0te,
LEES ss soh0ne Spill In suomi,
10 Sc ke' ew ser ffehde,
Sch6r en- Sang den So Jmikircsn
Thoae who NAV desire 20 learn more OF the ksle-
val4 | would refer To the las EDITION OF the Goa
VIBRATIONS IL xicon. fa hful and spLned trsiisl 5
tion would be an acqu ion TO our literature. NO
living Enelish poet is bitter led o make such one
tbsn the suthor of Hiswaths. Had he done thus a.
6,st feel conAdenl he would have achieved more real
fame for he In, ian epic Is only an Imitation not
creation.
Pe.nsI lrdni1, Nov. p, 1855
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27
IRVING LITERARY UNION.

The fourth annual meeting of the Irving Literary
ULion Was bed lat eyer ing in the Con raj Preebye-
rsn Church Broorne street in the presence of large
suder c-, the body ard galleries Of tho edifce being
depsely crowded After the Presidents tro 'uc DRY,
by Cbarles l. Rodgers, an Essay, o. tiled satanic
Lteraure." wss delivered ny ". U. Per.isn; ami
an Acdr, 20 er TIED Reform, by w. jerome Go lmbs
an Essay entitled "The Inner World" by ). o. R)l-
hpson; end Poem by VIM II. Mooney.
The reveal speakers were repeatedly applauded
during the delivery Of their addresses. Do1 worth 3
hand sas present and eBliyened the exercises with
con G excellent music.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27

CANAL NsyIc.rIox.-W lern from Superintendent
Van VGlAenhureh that the Canal wss 2 eat4i %
stuc'td by ice during SATURDAY night bu hist II sas
Eccessiuly opeLed yesterday, and boats passed
through freely lSst night. During 'he evenipg ih4
wa her grealy mCdeis ed and the prospects now are
mat We shan have mid weather through the day.
[nb,Iy Journl, ssih
fnE THOUSAND DOLLARS DANiGEs.-ln the CIR
eul Court Of this EQUITY OH Monday, q verde was
Tnsered for tbe o. s. 900 dollars 10 favor of jos
-, scroyel Of Ohio agsipst M,s.rs Frink & Walker,
ic,e stage propieo,s Of this city for al ioj1ry -
Puonn by The ove'turnins Of stsIe coach q. He1-
A'P"' io52, by the drunkenness Of the driver.
tChiesso Journal NV. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27
poARn oF COUNTY CAyyASsERS.

me Board of County Canvassers met 40 usual Yes
,.rc,v ed al er o.nvassirg oDe Ward- The Fifteenth
And enc ins hu one considerable eTor-a Promlscu
on. umble il The yotss for Street Con n:iooer IN Inc
Yth Disuic adjourned until today. Some was IN
.he I'D District iAve his opinion OF the rg1t men
- m ne rsnt rlace az fellows: Secr5t.ry Of state
Col Lin iiyus. Con,To les-SsInsei oGycsn ireas-
nrer-Pa'fick HesIn-. lns Jec'Or OF Stete PIsog.-
Aafl GGrCpcr; Attorney Genera - NJ sraa an
Ru,en: STATE Engineer soc Suryeyor-Wm 4. Burton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27
ANNIVERSARY OF THE NETWORK BIBLE
SOCIETY.

The New York Bible Society celebrated its thirty
secord snbiverssry last evening IN DR.. AeH.nder's
church, Fifth avenue. The ceeasion drew Together
numerous ss-emblsse in which ladies p'edOniaa'ed
MIR +. NJ. KIsosLrr occupied the chsr, and intro
d,ced the Rev Dr. Holdich- who began the exercises
Of TIE evening BY reading the CXlXh Psaln from
TIE ssh verse FoBowins the schPruri seecn %,
the came clergy MAJ orei prayer for tae prosperity
o. the SOCitty.
Mr.. HIsr1 OtssrrAo, teszuns a tie soo'e'y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27
HIAWATHA BORROWED IRON THE
SWEDISH
F,.r ye,t-aa,'. National Tn,,lio--ee-.

rev te9lT d. Ndfion1 IrtsL1<rcs
GENTIInEN; Few OF your rsaeer, imagine, hsve
ever heard Of, much less read, the "Kaewa." the
great national e ic # the Firms The maze ofis s1-
thor H. iDdtSd it be the work OF ona aud no: # mau
niIcs il a'os ether unkBo~n. A ter foadag for asas
among The Per pie passing fro mouth to mouth, an
hCm 81 GRAFTON 10 generation ike the I7d aud 49,
sty OF Hontr before be time OF Pisi.rafus the fr4g
me1ts OF this ,Doerinl pOem have al length b-ea
trOl ght t6gt TIER, stAud fore the world ia for
amos' compete. TIE lztest version hat of D. LoDn-
rot sppesred il the s4e, and conts ity songs
Or rUIes, end tseLiytwo taoGaod seven hundred and
mir Ely thee v,rses
High gr-i.e is swsrde5 to NJ. Alexander CssIen
for BE- excellent Translation into the ved.N 4ngu 'ge
Al re zeal thst ed I'm 10 make tX'eBsive journeis
through al Finland ia order take the OH gina
from lips OF ibOse who reciteG it, tteii Custom
IT, by afnse caap inY st their fire lee curing the
lorg evenings Of nr'bs-n Winter A French trans
latOD y Leouzln lie Due was puhisHed in l54j.
tie su., IS Of Csstren, 20 whom it was 50 de IL
cs'td ard printed 81 He siLlors in me year ls52 is
lying before ne.
81 object IN writing this present brief notice y 10
call 1te teluob Of he literary publ; to The astouod-
il ta3t that Pro 10 R'ellyw in he new pOsn,
EaWsihs," bhs trarsf RED he tire form, spfl,
arr many # the most s'rki1. iacGens Of che I'D Flo
nh epic 10 y e North American IT, iaos rne resa L
bl-ICe il 60 o. TIA, 1t csnnOt be az fspts aud yet
uc Org O. IToaCh ~ ackL se0g meDt Of t1e sO1rcs
Of is rrajon is fou 10 h. esioning of lis int
pot. where he ssyf: " This Iudian EddG, if msy
call it"
Go pare for exa1 pie, the prelude Of " Hawat5s"
sitn the Ol owing q rat from that Of the K ee-
vBis" CO. from the GsrI An tr <ns 4tio intO Ea-
gji-b IT me same meter rh1ch Is also hat Of tie
CT7gin0L:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27

hVSfs.s.s..s.-- y y ~
An pp tors Posi- e6ice-A!d yARI.S offered a
rts3lu'i.n complaining Of the ioc,nye1socs 10 which
the uptoEn nhsbitsuts we're sIhj Aeted for wsn, Of
Pot Office fscilres, has the Mayo be eqges'sd to
az dIess TIE Posfmcs e. GeneI the subject and TO
urge upoL him the essiiy sblisniuy Post Ot e
At the jcrctor Of Sixth sveuue ard Bfoad Esy, thst
ben a Central point Of he Cry in ira svers 20
ard distant more than three miles and quarter from
the Nssssu street Po,; othce Adopted.
Rerort, Coscurred i4-ro tag Tnri svauIe from
si1iv fret TO Eighty si1th streets 10 build elsins
for Company No 80
II e Board ssjo1rne5 10 Wellesley.
'DeGGtes - lie NdfssH NatlrIty SEtJ &c. - AID.
BKGGS moved TO ak up ths rs-Ort Of t Soerld
Committee or ;he nativity o; he Chief Of Po Ice.
Thi Evacuation dst ne thou2ht g very sPproQri,e
tin 70 act in the mater and IN X tte Ensls1 allen
who had so long q a III justly held TIE 9TH eyscu
se, cid bis Bri sk friends the day tbs. we uo~
celebrate.
Tie psper taken up, when AID. WiLLrtNsoV
owed 10 make IT the specsl order for Mcntsy ex.
Ad. NooRHIs thought tnis q very suitable time 70
conside he subject.
TIE report was finally made the special order for
MOlCAy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27
BOARD OF srPERYIsORS.

tbs BosId ret yesterday according 70 soJouru'
rent but II t.irg near the hour organize IS ne
Bosrd OF Aldermen cid not transact any business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27

Should y1v g., ms, SheDce these SORES
Wtsnce tbe.e ] Re' DE- md tfl5iti1ns,
With b. o0,fs o. ,hs tr r..
vi the de@ aHd dtTp e me'dSws,
with thu curling coke Of wtggsus,
Win rue Tus1iDs e ED-at igsls,
Wit Their fequ ftrsp-ttiJns
And iheii wld r'vefbe s,ion',
rs uf thun0. 7 10 to 1lyun ans
Il Lhouid .ps.er. ! should tell you,
" Fro-1 the TO- es's al d he 1i,iriss,
PROM TOE gr, 81 lak,s of he Nsfthls1d.
r. IA the i-nd tho OI1vaJs.
FROM the Is d Of the ID .cotsbs,
FfoD TOT mountains, IN c's, ana fea.iasds,
v bee The h1tor, tts Souh shah gah,
F,edss oor toe reeds and rnshes.
reeeat th' u a. hea d them
Prom he ips Of n vsdsh.,
Tie Irusci4n the sre.t-singer.'
sh,u You s,k me where Nswsdahs
Found the sonss, 90 wi o ssd usYwud,
FDuI O t1Fse legeods aud II lditioBsl
should ,nsv,r, should tel you,
- Ia The bi'cs nest. Of tie forest,
10 the lo5ges o. the beaver,
In the hoof p'ipts Of the bison,
In the eyIie Of ,ne cage.
All tie vi fool tang tbem 10 him,
In The mcOflsnd. and the feh-lsnds.
In thF III. l,bcholy nsTshss,
Cha o walk the plcv'r, s.ne them.
Mahu>. tn loon, he wi f-sOose, Nsws,
The blue be -op the Sbuh-shuh -gsh,
And the q rouse, the NJ ash -ko dssa :"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27

p..ru nov as Army OrFIcER-Sscopd L'eu,ensn,
xv.,.r,nsnn r. OF the frst artillery OF ths United
s,stes srmy' ded q, For MoalHis Caaressoa h'''H
South Caroline, on the 18th ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27
PUBIC MEETINGS
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

MosDAr. Nov. % CITY Railroad Rereipta -Th,
Con Tolsr "A q comma nics'ion stated the Ska .ad
Eig. th.Avenue Railroads receipts for The mo.ih Of
October 90 follors.
snth sULue Railroad. 954 y
Elsh 40 R2ilr,sl ................ q So y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-20
ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
YESTERDAY.

ST CHARLES HOTEL-W Roberts, A E Bles-
soc. August,; Brandeburs and lady. stsunton; Ro
LADY SG
r billiard, C Carter. w Tsliey ] a Green.
stead ys; Viz. Richmond; 4 w mo'by, stsqu.
8 Broadu., Caroline: Norment, Hanover; John
Sterling, Frederictsburg; Whitaker Wells and
SON, Warwici; Shields. Richmond; w Rufia.
Pittsyivanis: Henry, Buciinsha ham; John Hobson
Powhatap; King. Palmyra; Ed NJ Watkins. Wood
nons; W H sowooc5, Hsnlico: v e Hs"hin.. AsPi
Williamson, 3 Boyster Va, Z Herndon, Camp
BELL Wo Sison sotstGuJ EiPpn, Laurel
bemarle; w Drunfight, Buckinehsm;J Walker
Halifax; W Blnot, Roanoke; A Parrish. Charlottes-
C Stuart, Va; IA Gosde, Chesterfield w Wolff
w Chilss w A Trice, T Dics.on, Louisa n
Wills, Charlottesville; L Wade, H .lif.x; A siley
Miss: A R Sherman. o: w Ghaud,, Prince George;
g ] Parrish. Conn; McRae, Piymoutb; Lsft,
son: ssday ss' a as%p
ta; w Taylor. Middlesex; r A Mathews. Wash
iugton; w d Smith, Albsmarle; Mrs Sloan, Rock.
ExCHANGEEHoTEL-W B Harrison, P George
r Wilson, Columbia, G. Jas Scott, Va; W Nisbsy.
s sG ssses c ssdf9
Mr.. AlIsan. Miss Morg.n. A NJ Morgan, Lynchburs
T h Williams. Rsird and lady, R Baird and
Gaup. BALI; W L Prsston. Arksnsa;; Mrs W eat
more. Essex Atkinson, James, c; G
Fitzgerald, u Thomas. Abn gdon; Mrs Finey,
N G; Miss Finey, w Finty Powhatan; Mar
tin. c Irving Amelia; q Latham, Lynchburs
Mrs Carr and child, Va; J C Seldom N York; ]
Roane. X Qusen; 8 NJ Simpson, Lyr chburs 8 w
Holt, Halifax; A Paine, Goochlan5; Thomas
Nd; T Hendry and lady, Va; Or Green, 8 C; G M
Bell, Stsuntop; T G Wynoe. Chas city; C Mary aut,
Mis- Saunders ;1,:, c. Hssley LADY and ssrv't,
dren and servant, Miss Wilcox Pr George; II
Warning and lady, Mrs Warning Mrs M Warning
two servants, Dickinson, Charleston; J d Warren
Hsprico; w Bolts, Va; J Brown Salem;
fhompson, C; R Harrison. Mics: w Gish, Va;
DrJ Walker, lsdy, two chi!dren and servant ca
G Moore. Bait; Tru.low. Richmond; w
Jones, C w Flippen. Laurel Grove; w Peyton
Williamsburg; Clark, Baltimore.
COLUMBIAN HOTELS Hyde Amelia; @
Macknzer, E M Watkins, w C Scott Powhatan; r
Pollard, A A Jones. Bedford; A Woodward, w H
Allison, P Hughes. L Blanchard. w E Bond w
Chies, Lipfort. Cttnger. w Duke, A
STAG, C; w Harris, Lynehbure; w White
Lexington; Fl Jones, La: Heir Fla Ledbstter.
Nishols, Petersburg; C Friend, Chesterfield; D
Gillian, Philada.