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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-16
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The old Court Iouss which Ia. stood 10 nsrtiDsburs
y,sIo,. VA "a, oss :, ~. ,,,,,n 80, ~
reign q King Gsorge the III viii b~ isvsilsd
the grourd, to MAKE room Tor baildss bsttss suitsl
70 the wants of iht commsalsJ
Tro hunerd AMI tssnty three deaths oeenr~< 10
Ifn.Geiphia last ~ssi-sIty lees than dsrinx t@ vssh
previous.
e.a. sbsls. has b.en rs,is~iss IN. military :, y~s
tpsHipy sinpesoa Territory aud bsrbs<us Il 10 b.
given 70 lion ~ fics, =. Minneapolis.
xr J. u. Dssforih, editor of ID. Rock IsIsSi (fni.
ao'sl RTu,ioan has been arrested a1ea ehsrss Of
~llfui ard corrupt p.Jaty," la falsely sssarax 70
the ci,cslson Of the RtaJieas In order 70 psscsrs
ior that psp.r 'b. Pos, ONE. aav.r,ins NJ n.sie',A
s VIA govsinn~pt ss.nt for the tssnd Of Eork isiAd,
snd tss tho rsnh 81 Ai3 10 Gov. hait<son.
Tho Romnsr A,gus sivss an sseoun, Of tSrriss hal
snd raia storm th.' pss.d over panusn Of Harry
ben tbs ss, - hsns srss ,ba go serious aasr. N
he ereps xr aserss Jaey h.a his grain sos,s. -i,s
In s,stlora eersiy. Va mssh a.mss. Va. done
IN the an lnsiaai ftsnsis b4rsri "a. Murdered n
ted by ,hs sNs q hls vif- ty ssrxsf. Ia tbs slsss
ara 20 ,lo',b,, that ss, Isrsi.r VEN tfol., ssa
bios ihs Rad With hammer OF hs,esst hhshss -
tIe4efnl decd
I~i,s hoa.., -sr. destroyed By a.. Ia Dsrsss sr.~t
b~s~sn Bsd sna srosA~sy, Bsiuu.or., % tt' iiiA
instant.
sss.ss e.lied ebsrbon /. llpsg Ne es,as - isss~
nUnb.rs in The VANITY of N.syori. f.is. .s1 ens
M .sns aissss sqssiiv d-sifse'se stost bsyss
asr'h 10 lsSo ~. state h,t no ssf. has fss ssss
yourg man b. the ~ .egfx- FOt,s hanx hins
ssg 70 Johpsopburg. WARM eoaniy, = 90 ths ~
itsfknt Ia a hi ~ lsaigpsy lie hA b~~n Ssubsf sut
slsuu ca,s ast - On ing Sassusfsf 9TH tbs csndsst
u n. -i'e on oa s'h iasi.nt h4Ex hisash IN eeas~
qasses.
osnsn.l TspJsrlin ttsriT 0f AHsxssy essaiy, n ",
-.x rtiss ~ hls ses .Lich proved - - fsss3,
the tsh insiAHi
IL. nunbsf Il tbs ioulsrlils, Ky Coars~r givss
20 tist- i ~ ~. s'ssuksat ssssssss the w.xssss
fly.rs fsr -. hat sf rsonshs he total ~ vkith
., - sBs ~ hats bsrgss ssi sssl bea,.
ksi inrolvisg pror4sty N the snnosnt ~ Usyz 80.
NJ ibe stssassrs - v~fs ssAssss, 10 burned, vsrs
t.uoysd b. eolislos.
IA. Bssliht Too. " pr,s pysss states ths, 40 Mr.
fkBsns, q sst ssn of Hyds Para. ~DsssvOsiss v
frfcE pS<s moving La.n o. ears At BariinSsDs, 10
sn bsssAtA the wheels and bA1ly rsshsa that
re ssryivet hot . fss hears
rvo tuiflass ia r1ymoath, hsol ee<sFa.s HN
r. Drew ssa H~sy ysasn toeb - ssnfry sa2 b.s1 fsc
wy, vsrs ssass ion ith. r2ih last los sis~1 a
t2h 100. partly ipssi~i
Hsstss f0f sail bosts vig cotos 81 o. sahAn',
M.&< GO ,h~ DCth Tbus VII - tsc nAieh<~
80 as.t Tor ysss~is IA ksf grvsfSs. Ass fhs
s><rts for vessels a ~ AMI ucssr - sfh ess~s
as sjiovsnss u % ascope f~t tsa sA - Esfs fet In
tsrrrsalas tennsss Frfsss fof Ms hsss eiasA es@ts
an hs for tks frst . silver pitcher vAias5 ~ 500
s.eosJ a ,ii,,t esq vsis~t ~ 80. ynrSsss f~ ~
yor fls ses1A eisss bcss, efs, prss, slyss srs "a
lssa Al $50 s~eesd srys sas vsia~s 81 ~.
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otbsr characters were pernusted by sch-
Americas, and ths whole affair concluded ~
LII 4u..

o,b.r character, x,,. ,.ro,,..a nv .os "a sraa
Ansrisas, and ths whole affair concluded ~,
tal pare -
fonnos-A M,.a soner. bs. made = "hi." ~ -
strand, Lordoa, IN . nsw p,ece called ''rhr Hossss
lawyer" The rns'sh pisys had been resumed At
fsrs Mr. Charles q ckeas hAs theatre .. his red
asaee iof the amuBsment Of hins ssh sad friends he
cIeo acted At Montreal, NJ ths Earrsos thsstricaE
AZ. fAfens farewell 81 the stage annouacsd to
"as pace At toe Hsymsrtst, July 10th. undsr the
u'eu'ss patronage Of the Qassn. lie oagat to have
"g,sd house.
ms chorus a. fh' Opera comlqae. Paris. Includes
man Who has line sons ash,ns in the c,imss
letter from before sehas,opol OF tina 18th s.va--
Our theatre here s oompelea TO ,..,d "a m. oh,no.s
EkI and &C omsumes piece Aanoppesd for perform,
inssrip,ien placed It "cio.ed 10 oops.qa. .ues Of
wound" The company of performer. ha, been s,r.sy
the has bssa psred 10 seek an asynm IN
tbe smeniancs Ia eon,eqaence Of sharp woani ssS
ss e" n", .ff w.. sa.. - .s 10. - % s.%.~s.t
o. actors, Who the other day, between their turus q,
the sreneses gave approximation for tbs b.nsa, af
tie French p'ssonsrs, ~hich wi think, be the last
attention Ia sow turned in another direction The
stnt,,s l, are al dsn,noss TO 20 to ssbsssopoi ..a
living torrent ovsrcoms every obstacle.
oniruasy The death Of Mira Resale Peby Is A.
noonesd to have taken place board the California
steaIss chip Northern Light day out from San Jaas
Mrs Peby wss born at Knderhook In me state Of Rsv
York Ia l7oa and made her debm AZ ths Ipatoa Asss
in 1913, m Miss Mortimer, In " Laugh GAs~~
In 1918 or 20 che married M. wiI'-- .ou Can
manager Of tfe 1ttaoss IA Peley sfssswards
Mrs, fslby Iis.~- -na National 'h'a'res. shsrs
aecop~' . uc tdv'rA", betviscfss, &c., aud waa
ed ono OF tho very best As.resssm OF her day
she rstird from the stsg. In 1874 or 45, but sas
obliged 70 return 80 I, {, 1850, whom Mr. Peby died
leaving her the direction 81 tho National theatre which
hray sod pay the esb,s Of the es,a,. AMI Mrs
ny was isit almost wilhou, resources Il. is,s An.
we,t 10 c.r., With her daughter, Miss julia Peiby
and a. eoffsAfccdsat w. Ger isfsaass 1egy
Eot mended by her stay 10 the Golden es- Mira felbv
vas very estluabs aad agreeable person. Iies ssls
surviving child, Miss Julia reby, remains In California
Her daughter by her Grst husband, Mrs. Aadsrssa
Brown, was one Of the most beautiful wsn -
the bet American actress OF her day she died st Bss
ton, 1852. Mrs. feibys maiden mans vas French.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-16
raOaal laeS lltae s&r~.

Hon II. Z. Goodrich, late Unlisl s,.,.. oeasai It
Farm, reported 30 be about returning TO the uni.sA
States II. intends to establish himself la Nor Yova
wters hs viii pursue his literary iAbors lie has bsss
engaged f1r some tine 10 preparing his Memoirs, viii
stIosa curing bs tims II will embrses vary ertss.
ye gallery of portraits, descriptive ana aaeedotcai of
eminent characters, literary 'oisathe, po,tiesi ssd
social, In both hsm'sphG.s, whom the author hAA
fsen or been acquainted with.
Tnc western papers announce that The Hoo Chariss
Sumner ats, Paul. on III. 9th ns, In coap.sy
With General n, iedF Le has visited dslsgatioa -
braves Of the Dshcotah trib. OF Indians, no-
eampsd at lslsvus tho hixhest blun oppos,,s the
river st. Paups
The Of the United States sgainst Gov r. NJ Price
OF NV Jersey, 10 recover for slsssd asf,oatoa =
his accounts sts) puIser 10 the United States Nsvy
September rsst in the rnsd Eatse Court for the dLs
tiet OF New jersey, sitting at ireutoa.
fkpor Aimon,e and family, tho Mexican Mais,er,
atnysd in AihaIy Gu the 18th Inst
Rev Fdsin H. Cbsplp, of this city, prsaohsd ysssss
Cay al u Warren street tnissras, church, Bostoa.
ARRIVALS.
Attbo ~. Hieh.is,-J Gsy. Cohnsotost. " n Hstsh.
10 sieiyi George Draper nsn6n. Thsma, sradsy. Aks
wiI,so. Iis',s.. p q Dsss,. ss- ori,ss', :. W.
At ths smi,tsspispcoi ~ sds,Aat. A.n,ai 0ssreis,
s., ws s.s s.s,s .s1 s',ss d.c ..,. s..,.s. &
Lcnisbd ssmris. rsnn csi oeorss ua,ry. sis.l..pv
ssmas J. na,r,. Luther isns. souL c.rola 7 ., Lev
Prom Ne. orlsr, s1a n.y,s. la N. steamship c.h..
cCepi.eB, Mor,gemsry, uoa'romsry L,vi Pisso.,
riss Gers Pierce, Andrsus. ueeussn. Geo Aiiss,
ntfea Aies Tissh. VIM Aliiss, " sspsrs .aa ADJ.
Usrsp lAay. ebi5 sni sryasti Harris, tsdy three
ohSr,n sha sorrsnt.t Fesur hsgas isdy ssd s-f
,thti Van Bsa,hsy.ss q rhsmphias lady and shiit
Miss T. Bsiarfn, Mrs u Herr, tso stfiirsn Ard
y,n,; yssr., ts.s. neit',ss y III. y. 2
re, mopr " binGe " Bo~el Ffym HsvAAa-.rs II
Amy Nr, clu,shii ssi ehnd cena. Re psiss. lay.
cs,,sio, ,,'s, LY,t o L.nin..s xs. y vsii.,.s
- ~ tots. Js.n Nom.ro Thos tstsr5b rrss,isss
9 sLsmss9.sr, hsns'. fssAsse Ynar. NJ, D as,,s.
Puaits, Maze, rtn,eb sofnsliis yssA.ls, y a
sehaet, 7 fsehs,, A Frsnsel., Rs,nss Psssr-Ts,sls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-16

rns 6sosp ~ Bosess, rssisraAy . hfsu erg.s
SEQ. Betosss shAs hss vi,ss ,ss elty ca say sSs
ear THE ssssoe. ns ss,rna,s4 ths, ~ isss fvssv
shsassss y~sssss visited tls nyssn y.ses sss eiss
tlssss in fhs eisy ssd ssssh h1fto~t fhs es1 ges~
sn q. sstly aud - W 10 o'ssoes ares" hss esss
na1s.
Gar oocrssrso--Ai sbeui o'siees i.s' svss'ns'
cAsrss frssas1 ss~s sissssa ys~rs, sga % ~ ''n~
trssa1, yroyrsssor ~ ths wsshinsies osrasas' vss
sfsus~s -. wan %, frcr ~ shss yHs 70 Va yssss
49,. 1, ,ev,sssy sisA o'kss Ads aaf - sssss
Is, ~ .ss ~ ne ys<At sss ssff~a sst~ ~ ns s.fs
80, iIl. s>sy oys2 ~, y fssS. ~ ,rsaAas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-16

rrY NEW RESTAURANT, CORNER 0f BROADWAY
MI and Chambers street, braach Of ny wilaan and
Beaver ssrestx estAbuahmsnt win be opened o. sstur-
OF osring ny grNtsfui acknowledgement for the a.ny
asstimoaiaiz Of thsir ssssn, ssd 70 the public ~
thanks for THAR patsoaags assuring both thai no eus
shall be spArsd 10 n.snt ccntin nston u that fsvsf
Lsrsssssrs 90 literally bsstsvsd pes - .,,.,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-16

.DROADWAY STORE TO LET OR LEASE-THE STORE
I'D Ne. 39y Broadway, of the most desirable loca
lions in the atreet. To good tenant rent low Apply
ON the premiAes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-16

EC0WN AND COUNTRY. SMALL, GENrEEL FA.
rooms, in number, water, gas, chandeliers, every
znodsrn improvement, Is minutes walk from the ferry
stages pass the door beautiful prospect Inaure st
49, Grand street, williamsburg. Rent $40 per annum
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-16

DRoADeAY PROPERTY 10 LEASE, OR rae LEASE
In the city, being opposite the st. NidhAs, sad
surrounded with hotels. Part the whole bulldog ~M
be leased for business PURPOSES Apply the premises
602 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-16

ITO MANuFACrURERS.-T0 LET OR LEASE, The
large buildings Nos IL and IL Pitt street near
Grand 90 feet BY t00 well adapted for almost any ousi
purpo,e. On the premises IL steam eugins
capable O. supplying sucsnt power for tas entire build
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-16
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

.VIyANTED--ON lease FOR FIVE YEARS FROM
wv Sept. naber /, ahaudsome English bAsemsnt house.
got tbaa twenty feet vide situated between Four
tesnth and fbuty fourth streets and Fourth and sixth
Address, with fuu particulars boz 2sS Post
rGsse,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-16

nESIRABLE HOUSE TO LEr-IN AMIrY STREET,
~ Broadway, suitable for small family, mil.
liner dTessmaker with gas, Croton water range, &c
rent from August LIST to May next, $685. with imn,s
date possession For full particulars spply this day 10
b. W. RICHARDS, aQ7 Broad Say.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-16

HOUSES TO LET-THREE ELEGANT HOUSES IN
IL River terrace, Hoboksn, three minutes walk OF
the ferry commanding beautiful view Of ths bay aud
CITY Of Nov York, with BATH gas hot and cold water
Ac to families Of the arst respectabty only. Inquire
at tho Office corner OF Second and Hudson streets Ho
ooken, Of EDWARD MARTIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-16

yI,O RENT--THE THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING
u house, 207 Henry street, Brooklyn. and furniture
sor sAls st moderate price, Rent $3.50 per snnum.
Apply the tYsusss TO CHAS T. CURTI5 SO Broad.
way, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-16

FItO GARDENERS, FLORISTS, NURsERYMEN. AND
a gsntlemen.-To lease for eale, . dwelling house,
with stables baIna coach house, two green houses
and six Of land in the highest Atats Of cultivation
deiisht.uly situated st Astoria, L. l., about mile
from the fsy landing There are about TO- 600 psrpeta
choicest kinds and about 900 fruit trees nearly ali in
full bearing. and there Is abundant supply Of good
water. For further particulars apply TO JOHN NAN
TEL, Newtorn avenue, Astoria. Wanted, responsible
gsrner IN take charge OF the above place till May next
longer required, during the absence c Mr.. hsntsi
An Eur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-16

:, 4 GENTLEMAN CAN HAVE THE CHOICE OF SEvE
y ral neatly furnished rooms, without board, in =
resoectabs houss occupied by quiet, gsntesl family
TO q psrmsnent party the terms wall be made accepta
bic References exchanged. IS Grand street, corner
of Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-16

aGTANTFD-A FURNISHED ROOM, WITHOUT BOARD,
w in = house with all ths modern improvements.
Location Broadway, and not above the Mstropoi-
tan Hotel Address Metropolitan, Herald once stating
terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-16

CT-O IfT OR FOR SALE-TW0 NEW HOUSES, IS BY
i 40 feet with all the modern mpruvemsnts-Nos.
10y and III West Twenty fourth street between Sixth
. md Seventh avenues. Apply to NJ WILSON, corner Of
CortaIds street and Broadway, under the Giisey
HuldipE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-16

ANEW BROWN STONE ENGLISH BASEMENT HOUSE.
IN 242 West Thirty second street. to lot. Is bsing
painted throughout. Apply to JOHN B. MURRAY, a
Wall street, over Bank Of North America
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-16

ITO LET--A FOUNDRY, MACHINE SHOPS, AND
Il stable, Hos 4o1, 4o3 aud 405 Cherry street The
establshment is wel built with Gtrong walls and grid
throughout rendering II Of the best in the city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-16

-NuyANTRD 10 PURCHASE-A MODERATE SIZED
w dwelling house In New York Brooklyn, for
smsn senteel family. Address boz 3,4s2 Post Ofcs,
giving description, terms, &c.
STyAkTED-To PURCHASE, A FULL LOT OF GROUND
w between Christopher and 3oth sta, vest Of 9Th
avenue Addrsss stating price, &C., j. iAthsm, care of
W. c. Tunison, Vs vsssy st.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-22
REV ORLEANS ADVERTISE Mrxr

~" OhLhsNS ADVERTISEMENT,
SIS D rtueui. noafNrs 30 rrn,,.
DlDGll.L. ROBERTS y TERRELL /,
IL fDrs a,d Commission Merchants. e. =
Cs-oudelct street, New Orleans.
Liberal cash advances made on cop,,.
mcni- Of cotton to the above house. by
A. NTCllETf, Agent, Shrc,epo,,
January 10, ls55--ly
&. cAnrnsrt. d. D.. CAMPBELL. p. \. srgo.
f'AMpBElL y STRONG. (formerly y.
u tamrbcll,) Commission Hercls,,'
Commercial Place, New Orleans :
R.frem Col. " I. Ili.l, Marshall
january -. 1875. 2i.y
" NiltNNEl y co
TAEAiERS ia French aud American II.
- Caps. straw Good, Umbrellas. A.
~, tummwon Street NcW Orleans '7'a
Alr l.. llur.h1tt. formerly 10 The ho,..
5 D truman n Go can Ire found mr. E
WIl bee ead 90 sec hl- Ola friends. 4'
November -. ls1t. Isl.
| BURNSIDE & co. I'm a-..r.
-. iio bss 10 Fo-u,q qns
ur, nv Gaals No. - and n Chs..
street. Nea OaaaHs
WI remove To- - Canal street. earl,
jHnrY =
Sow Or.eaos. leo :. 1874
H U\AtA 8, ~. No. 30 t.s,I =,
Il H.ua.. 81. N,a Orleans ~. y a.
. a#4..4 90 hH brandt,
Hs -taHa aaals. eotlar. ~6,,.
s... Ht..--,.. a.Hr bacon, land. b.sc
d 81 fNHt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-22
Paper warehouse.

Goods al the loves, marked price and guaf
anieed in every particular J r SllANkS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-22

UWVVG vv"I sVSWO"Ns
No. 81 camp Street, Ner Orleans
DIAPER Of every description furnished 70
/ order. at very short notice.
n. b. Agents for J D. MeCrearys fame
coored book, and news printing Inks, al New
York prices.
v3n25y HENRI H. POTTER
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-22

80 hii.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-09-22

Liberal cash advances made on con,;.
mcni- Of cotton to the above house. by
a llNrCllEFF. Agent, ShTo,eno,,
January ~, lS55--ly
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-09-08
CINCINNATI BAZAAR.

We wish to call the attention of our readers to
the Cincinnati Bazaar, which is to be held in the
latter part Of October next. This instrumental
iy has been sustained in year. past in spite of
great obstacles, and with immense labor and mar
tyr-like sclfdenial on the parto of a few individuals.
1t has heretofore been eminently successful, and
much of whatever genuine and uncompromising
anti-slavery is to be found in that region is attribu-
table to the ladies who direct its management.
For the three last years we have been indebted to
the contributions of these ladies for very oppor-
tune and indispensable aid in the publication of
the Bugle, and in addition, during the last year,
besides sustaining their annual city convention,
a source Of important anti-slavery influence for
he city aud the surrounding region, including a
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-09-08
Tbe Anti 8laperp Bu9le
SALEM, OHIO, SEPTEMBER 8, 1855.
CINCINNATI ANTI.sLAvERY BAZAAR.

The Anti Slavery Ba zaar Committee filled with
a Consciousness of the great work yet to be done
in arousing this nation to a true sense Of the sin
and evil of Slavery, and of the peculiar impor-
lance of the present crisis, would again call upon
all lovers of Freedom and especially upon those of
this community to aid them in swelling the success
of their coming Bazaar, to be held on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, Oct. "a, 25, and 26. All
kinds of produce, goods, or money, will be gladly
received and faithfully appropriated. The labor
of these sales falls heavily upon q Jec. We trust
the many this year will be willing to share the
toll by liberal contribution and hearty sympathy.
Friends nj a distance intending to send boxes must
see that they reach us in good season. We were
sadly disappointed last year by the delay of some
not arriving in time for the sale. The money rails
ed is to be appropriated to the dissemination of
Anti Slavery truth by lecturers, agents, newspa'
pers, conventions and tracts.
SARAH OTIS ERNST, MARY DE GRAw,
MARY MANN, REBEccA WATSON,
JULIA " MARY NJ, GUILD,
EUPHEMIA CoCHRANE SUSAN W. HAYWARD,
coRNELIA sHoREY, LUCY STONE BLACKWELL,
SARAH ANN ERNST.
Address, SARAH OTIs ERNST, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Care of Luke Kent, Main-st. between 9th and 9th,
East side.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-09-08

Aroused by an act of bad faith ap the part of
the south, they fad themselves acting, to a limit
ed extent, in the line with AboIitionism, that is to
say, in asserting ths rights Of Free Soil in the ter
ritories; but that Ohio Is in future to lend itself to
unconstitutional efforts TO dissolve The Stare tenure,
need not be Appreciated. II is not for this purpose
that M. Caase has been nominated, and 1t is not
with this view that thousands Of judicious and
conservative men will give him their support"
The Cincinnati Gazette says;
The American Republican party in Ohio is a
conservative, reforming party. 1t seeks to pre.
serve the compromises Of the Constitution, both as
they regard Freedom and Slavery, intact and invi-
olate.
The Now York Tribune of the 10th ult, in reply
to Ex Governor Hunt says; arf
We beg leave to remind the Governor that all
this talk of the impracticability of emancipating
the Southern slaves, or Of ~elevating the negroes in
the social scale through the action Of the Republi-
can party, is as wide Of the mark as Falstaf's re-
ply 10 Mrs. Quickiy's accusations. The Aepubli.
cans are not likely to accomplish what they have
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-28

I Con. Globe, SEES. '49-'5O, P. 1889. And.
We believe, he was the only Democratic
member from Virginia who voted for Tom.
Haymond's Land Bill. giving to the James
River aud Kanawha Canal Company and
other large monopolies, what he refused
to the poor soldiers. In speseh made
at Parkersburg, on the l9sh, as reported
by the News. he openly avowed himself
in favor of general distribution Of The pull
lie lands among the States. He app'au-
ded the Know Nothing%, and said that the
cause of the present backward position Of
Virginia in regard to her internal i'm
prvements, ",pas tho existence in our
midst of the institution Of slavery "'-
His position on the school question is thus
given by the News:-"He would have
The rich educate their children az they
might see proper at private schools. found
ed and supported Exclusively for themselves.
But the children of the honest poor, must
meet with different treatment. For them
he aOould have agricultural manual labor
schools established, wherein the children
might attend Rotations \ portion Of the
day, and work at agricultural EN- ployment,
tiIling the soil, for the remainder. Mr..
Beale did not say how many hours he
would have the girls to work in the fields,
or whether they should chop wood, maui
rails, grub, or P'ow. III fact. as the girls
were not mentioned, it may be possible he
was in favor of their not attending school
of any kind" But one Of the quecrest
freaks Of Mr.. Beae's career is his maxim :;
d blood and thunder red republican Speecl,
upon the reception Of Kossuth At Wash.
inyton, whom he welcomed l.. the name
of $4,000 Western iryinians with their
rifles. and now is Know Nothing. pro
scribing all foreigners.
John NJ. Patton, the nominee for Attor.
ney General, is a"wondrous proper man
for the ticket. He has been all things tc
all men-evrry thing by turns and moth.
ing long While in Congress it WAS new
cr known one day what he would be tie
next, and was scarcely any two days alike
In l848. he was bitterly opposed to the
Native American party. Now he is the
candidate Of that party, with the addition
Of doubly odious principles.
These are the candidates of those who
cannot support Mr.. Wis., because he has
been inconsistent in his political course.
Really, it is what we woul call s'rarn :
At gnat and swallowing a camel.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-28
For The Register.

Mr.. EDITOR 81 observe, in my Pere-
CARNATIONS about town. some Improvements
Of decidedly good character-Prominens
amongst which is the laying of plank
sidewalk in the west end Of town. This
is a wo, X, when completed. will add great
" to the comfort and convenience Of our
citizens, and all others who may have
cause to pass to and from the west end of
town, besides adding much TO the appear
ance and enterprise Of the place. These
walks commence at the mouth Of Elk, and
the one on the north side of Pike street, l
understand. will extend as far east rs the
Rev Mr. CNstleman's. Another compa-
ny (much to their credit. few though they
are. will take up the line OF Improvement
from Rev. Mr.. C's., aud carry the same
to MAin ST., opposite the Post Office, ma
king an excellent walk to the various
churches in the now western, but soon cen
src Of the town. This work is all done by
subsc ripLion. Some men have subscribed
literally, others have not-s2me Of whom
are very able. But the subscription lists
will be carefully kept. and they will show
through al coming time who is and who
is not.
There is rnothcr item enp0Sdet while on
the subject Of roads md walks, Why arc
not measures taken to grade and MAZDA
mizs or pave Main street between the
Buckhannon and Wes'o Pixies ? ShNmo
on us that this is not done,
Prof Arthur, see. is making some inn
provemcnts also about the Academy. |
hardly know what But think my next
walk will be in that direction, when will
saa ,yl,,t coD I;xCCvrr IN thu l0rOf0aS0r'S