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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-29
NEW GOODS BY sTEAMER.-CLO,

NEW GOODS BY STEAMER.-CLO.
IN THING AND FURNISHING GOODS FOR
FALL AND WINfER.-Continued Auditors are
being made to our stock by each steamer, introdu-
cling from time to time such new styles a. are re-
ported fashionsble- 1t is our purpose to keep the
asSrotG1ent fn and thereby give customers the
choice of goods suited their aste rather than die
tate as to the particular styles they mus. wear
We would call Particular attention to entire.
IL new and originel styles just brought out " hch
We think handsome. but are willing to have an ex.
preston of opinion from thoss wishing Clothing suit.
ed to the season.
Our stock is large and contains an unusual variety
OF shapes. styles. colors and qualities which we an.
ucip4te will suit the trade.
GaOsHONG 4 TUPMAN
SO ~ ITO Main Ktreet
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MEssRs. VoLGER & PATTON return their
sincere thanks to the citizens OF Richmon for the II
patronage during the last two veays and heg Issys
10 retiring to recommend to their cordial support
MI. w. d. STUART, who will led tn I'M In theix
School. "a 9a-Sts
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m, nm nORFOLK And FOh TIE
r..-..slo.s al The RslIsf Comnittee OF our en-.
-. - bssu ssisg their szsstioss to ksep not
osly shsis fsnds rsplsaishsd. pss = 80 On fess-
isry provisaoss 10 the suffering sidssas OF Norfolk
- porssmouah. noswthseandiag he sbsssmsnt
a. ~ fevsr the wants and nees1siss ofthe people
.oer,.ua end the committee VIII an m order from
Postuusoush b, the boas Of noadsy morning
suosnaing 10 D, 900.
A a additional means Of aidias 'he commh..0
n fulAlliss the object of their appoint men' ,no
p.anors Of the different churches are rfqueeseo "
- eomm,t,ss 10 take up collectsoa to'morro"
e,r - "a Of eur suffering fellow and We
- No. an The church-going people Will 60 70
church prepared to make some eonsf'os''0n ~
ska notIa caune,
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Board OF the virsiuia Savings Bank eomUo.,s
of oil OF its members, with meet This SETEne
NOON, Oetobsr lat, st O'clock, at Jonss corr
THAN Hall, and regularly hereafter svery Mona.r
at the same hour and place till further orde-
se PIT G. WALTaAII a..
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GOOD SENSE AND GOOD TASTE.

UOOD OENoE AND WV
The papers of this country are very unan. :,
nous in commencing the good taste IA, sn1
good sense displayed by Ex-Presioen. -
more in declining the honor OF Doo. s ~
of Law from the University OF oAiofc,
the ground that he had never received on =,
varsity. or even a College education. II al
gentlemen upon whom Doctorate OF Law
or of Divinity was conferred by our amer
can Colleges, would accept or reject 'ne o''.
tine,ion according to their consciousness Oh
their own qualifications, the honor would not
be as cheap or common as at present DOC
tors are as plenty as black.berries, especiaily
in Divinity, where the exception now is the
clergyman who is without the title.
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THE RErIRED LIST.

There are undoubtedly some Case = IS.
ship and unintsntional injustice On
tired list. but this Il no reason for 20.
ference of Congress with measure wnlo" "a
been IN the whole impartially execu.eu, ~.
is impsriousIy demanded by the needs " .1'
service The National Intelligencer' now
ever. offers . suggestionlwhich seems 20 Us
fair and proper, that some compenssaOa
should be made to those officers VINO nAse
been dropped from the service many VI
whom have families depending upon 'nen'
or support. 1t recommends that Congress
should allow them full years pay 80 rs ~
afford them living until they can make az.
rapgements for future subsistence. Inc
aggregate amount, says the Intelligence
which would thus be required for aii .ne
dropped officers, would, in national POM y,
view. be comparatively small, whilst II wU ~. !.
carry comfort and cheerfulness to more .nan
one hearth. where dependency ana o's'r Cos
now prevail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-29

DEATH OF SENAroR.--Hon. Archibald Stuart
State Senator from the Patrickcounty district, die
suddenly at his residence In Patrick county las:
week
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AFFRAY.-We noticed day or two since stab
bling atfrsy between Ed Womack and a man named
Sell, at Halifax h, 10 which the former received
three severe wounds Self has been sent on for
trial. Hon Flournoy acted as his counsel
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ANT CITE COAL.--I3O tons
"A Lump White Ash Anthracite Coal, q good ST.
tiele, jozt received and for sale by
e29-1t WM. HI. DAVIS CO.
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OFFICE OF e.. r. & P. II. r.. Co., I
Richmond, Path Sept, 1855,

NoTiCE.--A called meeting of the Stock
holders OF this Company, will be held at the office
Of the Company, In the city Of Richmond, 90
THURSDAY, the 18th October next.
By order OF the Board of Dire etors
SECS C.. w. MACMURDO, Treas'r.
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NJ OTTO E The Co Partnership of
IN BROWN 4 SHOOK. having been dissolved.
the undersigned will DO responsible for no debts
hereafter eontraeted By his late partE or, John II
Shook. ,e s9-iwr SAMUEL B BROWN.
A LEX. MOTT, AUcrioNEER AND Con-.
"A MISSION MERcHANr, OPPOSITE sr CHAaLEs
HOTEL. MAIN ST., offers for ssie--50 Bureaus, va
roas patteru 20 Lsdies Csbneta assorted ktuds; ID
superior sofas aud Lounges 100 dox. Chais various
tterps Tablet Washssands; War6rc b.s Gibbs
nocssrs. 10 80 Cottage and French Pot Bedsseads
ni,sre ct noston prices. viii DO veil 10 Give % .
call. AZ %
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-Monday, the LIST
~ of October, is the day for sale OF Lsnd for axss
Persons who have not paid muIt do 30 before that
time. A. g. HUTCHESON
N: BAH payments will have to be made to the
Auditor. "a 90 o.
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STEAMER SuNK.-The schooner Young America
was sunk in the middle of Lake Michigan, nearly
opposit. Racine, about four o 'cock last Saturday
morning, in consequence of a collision with the
brig Black Hawk
She was Insured for $40 900 10 the Nor,hw estern
Insurance Company. Her cargo was II 279 bush.
els OF corn, which Insured In the Buffalo Mu.
tual
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CCHOOL.-The School at my house, in
~ Chesterfield, four miles below Richmond. win
commence again the lst of October ana and the let
ot August l wish to take two boys, not over IL or
~ years old, ss Boaiden The School 10 undertaken
sols ly with reference to the education OF NV own
shld,en, who are preparing urder competent tui.
TERMs-For Bosrdes ego, PAYABLE ons-balf thu
ist Of October the balance the Let OF Nareh. For
day Scholars $50. on same terms
80 ss-aL.wlm FRANK 9. RUPFIN.
HAKPERB, PUTNAM'S, GRAHAMH.
IL AkTH q RIB and PETERSONs MA0X.
ZINES
Dickens HOUSEHOLD WORDS
Chambers JOURNAL
Frank Lsslis,s N. Y. JOURNAL aud oAzErTr
OF FASHIONS 80 = -
Thompsan's REPORTER
YANKEE NOTIONS All for Octohsr-at
hICHAhDgON'9 Naws Rnsn,.
Nearly opposite Metropolitan Hall
q Al Old experienced cANvAesER wanted.
@ 20 -lts
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EVERYBODY SAYS SO-And VIII

~ every one says must be POLLARD
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT, the sreat VIRGINIA
REMEDY fer rheumatism and pains Of ell AIndr nov
stands at the head Of all similar preparations and
Burns. sprains, any disease Of tbs kind. or hsv.
Ing an animal of any iod suffering with any 6isease
10 which L'niment IL applicable, ought. by ali
sands Of persons for every mssinsble disease, and
la no case has failed to perform what it pro ises
Every one who has tried L. says 90; and what every
one says, must be so.
Pics $50, or S bottles for 81
For sale by PURCELL, LADD & CO, ASis 4
Gray, Bennett & Beers, r. Johnston Bro, DIVA,
Norton. and Druggists throus bout the city
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LIBERTY FIRE COMPANY

LIBERTY FI&E COMPANY
&NH@NO ATTEND meeting Of your Com
MEz pany at the Engine House. on This (SAT.
g - URDAY) Evening, % h inst. at o'clock
Every member Is urgently requested to be pres.
ent, business OF importance will be transacted.
By order of the Commander
at J. L. YOUNG Sec'ry
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WANTED-A Female r EACHEG
w qualified to teach English. French and saa
One that can come well recommended will fs:sis
liberal salary. The School to commence lf QR
Der. Address "R. A. L." Winterpoek, Chsd'. sht
Va. seS-la'
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XNOSTERHOLM'S AND ROGERS
w Pocket and Pen Knives; for sale 81
LAIDLEY 4 R0BINsOhs
New Apothsoary stsia
sasq 4.h and Ffsnkis "a
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WALLETS PILLS.-A fresh LOT Oi !h
genuine French Wallets Pills received ssc h
sale at LAIDLEY 4 ROBINS0rs
ses9 New Drug Store, 4.b aud FrinIlinM
A MBERGRIS COLOGNE WATER
IA A lot Of this celebrated PERU ne, consid'l.F
many persons finer than Fsrinss rscsv:d sn,"
sale at LAIDLEY l. R0BlNSOss
se29 New Drug Store, 4th and Franihln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-20
MARINE AFFAIRS.

The NAVIGATION OF Lose ISLAND SoUSD.-O wing
to the mild weather and westerly winds which hsve
prevailed Of late the navigation OF Long Island
Sound Is wholly unobstructed. The several lnes OF
steamboats, that to the eastward now make resu-
lar trips starting each end of the route at the usual
time. We take this opportunity to inform tinid
travellers that no apprehen,ions of starvation need
be entertained by them in cases of detention sinilar
to those Of the steamboats, Commodore and Connecu-
cut last week, the several Companies are careful
to lay in at this Of the year ample supplies ot
food and water to guard against such contingencies,
and, as on the Commodore and Connecticut, to fur
nsh their passengers with food free Of cost after tho
period at which the boat is due a. her dock.
SAILING OF IrE BAISBRIDGE.-The United States
brig-of.war Banbrdge, under the command Of Lieut..
Rowan, sailed from the Brooklyn Navy Yard on Sun
day for the Brazil station. She cMried out largo
letter and newspaper mail. Her officers and crew
consisted Of eighty persons.
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power by mere caprice, hs, vioisted the spirit Of the
Cor stitution Several rules lead TO show that the
amendment was out Of order.
MT WASHBURN NE contended IL Wa relevant
a. claims we're provided for under the treaty which is
law Of the land
Mr. CHANDLER took . similar view saving it
was also the law Of God, the higher las, "OSs no
"msn ANYTHING"
Nr. ORR replied that every claim recognized by
the treaty with Spain had been paid.
Nr. CAMPBELL regarded these claims az honest
ss giving members Eight Dollars per day provided
for by the bin
Mr.. OLIVER Mo- regarded the amendment az
referring 10 private claims, and asked where was the
treaty obligation TO pay them.
Mr. WASHBURN Ne referred him to the treaty
Of 1850, and second article.
Mr.. OLIVER called for the production OF proof,
and reminded the gentleman they are acting under
human not higher law.
On further debate, the point Of order, the Chair
mans decision was sustained by vote Of Ayes lo3
Noes not counted.
The Committee rose aud the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-20
TILE MODEL MECHANIC.

lecture OF the second course before the Mechanics
Society was delivered last evening, by the Rev. DIR.
Ap,us. a. the Socetys Lecture Room, No i72
Broadway.
The subject of the lecture was, "The Model
Mechanic" The lecturer commenced by briefly
reviewing the history progress and advancement OF
mechanism from several centuries back up to the
present sge, after which he gave bis ideal OF, ana
iefped the republics necessary TO make Model
Mechanic. Because man was q complete mas
,er Of some trade, il did not follow that
he was thorough mechanic; he must De
a, sdrcstel man. an extensive observer OF men ahu
things ard 8 possesscr Of large iunt OF genera III
formation. ~. Paul was mechanie-a maker Of
t,r,s from goats hair and in the lecturers opinion
h. was 3 mocel mechanic. He Vas net only thor
oueh workman at his trade bat was SCHOLAR
perfect master not only OF his native heoreF Ou' o.
three foreign tongues, Knowledge OF when NJ oo-
tanned by cloie application 20 s'uay curing rs Is,t
hours While sewing his apprenticeship. /; WAS
custom smoUg the Jews 10 learn then sohs svue
trace-a custom not confined 20 the p'or classes Ou'
was also prsc'iced by the wealthy an u was CON-
mon proyerb among them that II fathsr GA 40.
teach BIZ. con mechanical occupation he iau5Ai Gun
70 steal. This custom wss wise onei and II lls
fathers of the present day ,ud initiate the eAsnp!s
their wink cheeks would not so often ousn -.
tie help sress and not uniIeqlenty criminal l-.1
ofther ospring The potion Is too prevaIen suOns
What We call our better cless thEt labor IL
ing Even II siher intended bis son t5r one Of tne
rrofessors il would be an rcsculabe benefit 70 tnat
son TO iDsiiuct bin in some branch OF mecaa
His education would lot only be more compete eHt
healthy but be uisht at some future time, ia case OF
failure IL bis profess ion find his trade very eoaye
hiert ss means OF earning bis bie.d and ne must
necessarily be the more competent N mecnsn.sa
from bis professional education An eaac,ieu
chsnic was 2 model machine, while AZ unelGcet7u
mechanic was merely mechanic working under tas
rns,;,,endsnce ~ .re,hers brain. Let the rich and
proud 10 longer lock upon mechanism IS degrad.as
TO him who adopts branch o. Il q. us ca..9E
ity Of wesl:h Is grobe. In conclusion the lecturer
s5nss,.s % Ill chsuic. 10 educate themselves AZ
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ASSEMBLY.
REPORTS.

Is
Mr.. HEADLEY, from the Select Committee on tue
Code OF Criminal Procedure submitted biz to amend
that Code.
TIE Committee say they have examined the said
code and find that IL contains q carefully prepared
system Of criminal procedure, beginning VITA spe-
ci6ca'on Of the Courts of criminal jurisdiction, gong
through with all their procee dings from tue arrest OF
an offender 10 the sentence ard execution aud closing
with the various miscellaneous processes connected
with the prevention, detection and punishment OF
crime. Ii IS divided into seven parts the hfst reat-
ing 20 the Courts and Juccia, officers connected with
criminal jurisdiction; the second TO the prevention OF
crimes The third TO the removal of public officers by
inpesCbmeut or otherwise y fourth to proceedings
in criminal actions prosecuted by Indictment compre-
hendirg the information, examination commitment,
Indictment, challenges 10 Jurors, trial sentence.
apnesl ard execution; the fifth Ielstng TO the
present Courts of Special Sessions; the sixth,
10 special proceeiDgs OF a criminal nature, compre-
hepdisg among them, coroners inquests, search war
rants outlswry fugitives from justice, and proceed
mos concerning bastsrds, Migrants, and disorderly
persons: and the seventh relating 20 tne costs VI
criminal actions and proceedings. Inc whoe Is &C
companied with forms for all the 50 as 70
mako a complete manual of criminal prschce sum
CENT for the instruction snd guidance OF the uasls
trste and citizen In order TO prove the Necessity VI
the reforms sought 10 be brought about by tne pro-
posed code the report gives form OF ihdieuhen1
under the present code for msnssugheT, when taxes
up four fooscap pages OF printed matter; ana form
as il would be under the new code, which occupies
the enactment of the code by the present Legls'ure
Mr. WAGER moved resolution thai = wv COPIES
OF the Report and bill accompanying the same Do
printed Referred.
Mr. LOURIE-To contract for the confinement OIL
Washington County criminals IN the Albany fenl'en'
tiaIy.
DETENTION OF WITNESSES.
Mr. STANTON from the Select COMMITTEE on 80
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FIXES.
FIRF IL THy YlGWTH-Ay.

FIRE n the EIGHTH-Ay.
TIE alarm of fire in the lid District last night
occasored BY the bursting OF gas-rneter in the dry
goods store No III Eighth.av. Ii appears that the
gas-lghts in the store becoming rather dim, one Of
the CLERKS 5, named James Graham, took nall lamp
FOR tie purp Of examining, into the cause, when.
upon bringing the light near the meter, il exploded
with loud report The escaping gas took hrc and
comm unicasd to the store but the flames extin
guished b sfore much damage done to tho prcus-
ises. Graham was severely burned about the hands
aud wrsts.
FIRE IN AVENUE AsD THIRD-sr.
This morning, about O'Clock, a fire broke out
in laser.beer saloon, corner of Avenue aud Third
st. The fremea were early on the ground, aud
speedily extinguished the flames, not however.
before the building was considerably damaged.
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SEREyADE TO GEN. HOUSTON.

EAher the lecture last night, the New-Epgiaad
Young Mems Society got up a fine serensde to Gen.
Houston. A band appeared about o'clock this
morning and took their stand, 6rst on Prnce-st op.
poetic the Generals in the Metropolison Hotel.
where they played several airs. They then moved
into Broadway, and played before the m,iu recep-
ton room, in the hope Of coaxing the General out
upon TIE balcony. He was too tired. however. and
resoluiey declined al solicitation romsiuing quietly
in bis private room in conersaon with few friends.
among them Fl jan Purdy, Mr.. Delevsn and others
Of the Tammsny politicians The serenaie lsstsd
about half an hour and drew consid er sble crowd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-20
THE IMMIGRANT PASSENGER BILL.

IT, tie Editor Of The ~ y. Tribune
SIR: Igish to correct some statements made IN
your columns yesterday respecting the Emigrant Pas
senger bill, favored by the shipping merchants Of
this City.
/. With re gard to the quantity Of food required by
the proposed BILL you say il is lees than is required in
Mr. Fish's bill. Now this provision Of both bills is
entirely imperative emgrsnts coming from Eng
lish ana IIish porto especially Our ships arc uadsr
European laws and European supervision in this par
ticuIar. They must conform TO the laws regulating
emigration from there; and these are stringent and
all that can be desired.
ii. Ia respect to requiring emigrant ships to c,ok
the food Of the passengers; To this arrangement tho
shipowners offer no objection Practically, 1t of no
account to them. They either do it not do it, just
as the passengers choose. The they do not do
it always is because the passengers prefer to do their
own cooking The Germans, especially, Ike to cook
for themselves This clause in the bill is not object
ed to by the shpowners any hardship, but simply
for the desire to accommodate the passengers them
selves Let the latter do their own cooking II they
prefer ober wise let be done by The cooks oil tho
ship.
ILL., On the refunding of the passage money: Tho
shpowuers say they ought not 10 lose that because Of
death to the passenger. II may arise from disaster
to the chip her being wrecked or by any oil the na
mercus and multiplied forms Of maritime loss After
the shipovner. may have faithfully discharged
every duty incumbent on him-afer having de-
frayed every expense of yictuallDg bis passengers
and bringing then within days sat- OF the port Of
discharge. an unavoidable accident may, under the
stipulation in question, strip him Of every dollar Of
conversation for the expenses be has incurred or tho
services performed. The shipowners confidently
submit that they would suffer grea. injustice by
clause in the law such as is suggested.
w. As to space: The bill objected to is equally a.
liberal az Mr. Fshs. Upon this head the shipowners
offer 10 objection to any provision demanded They
have made the Secretary Of the Treaury's bill even
more liberal in this respect than the Department Itself
asked. ] am Sir, your obedient servant
Ecr- YAH. FEB 70 1855. shIFo"hEh-
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To TEE PUgLlc.-JUsrICE TO WHOM JUSTICE IS
DrE.-From Information derived from others, We
heretofore published several articles derogatory 70
the character Of Henry j. sckles, OF Albion and re-
fleeing upon the integrity Of his transactions in the
s8airs Of biz deceased brother Ambrose u. Sickles
said articles were published in paper Of Sept ~
% and IS, last.
Subsequent information has fully satisfied US that IN
the articles alluded TO we did great injustice 70 Mr.
sicbles therefore we most cheerfuly retfsc' ana dn
claim all charges thus made against him. and say
believe that in all bis transactions in relation 10 the
business Of his brother and hs esate he acted 10 en-
tire good faith and integrity, and IN accordance win
the wishes and directions Of bis brother
That upon full inquiry and Investigation We arc
fully ss,i,fed that Mr.. Siokes 10 gentleman whose
character above suspicion or reproscbi we there
fore take pleasure in publishing this statement and
would respectfully request that those papers which
coped our former articles, or either Of them, will DO
The same by this, az an act due Dir. sckIes and the
uublic. LElmirs Republican.
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MrylTlcFy1.-W learn by The Salisbury \. I.
Banner. Of the 10th inst. that Mr. MaIweu oh Hn
bers, of that place lately deceased, has wlled 10 "
vidson College the munifcent sum Of $500 CO., ar
C. has always been warm friend Of the above iIs.,
tutor. and hiss heretofore done much for ~ having
endowed profe.sorshp TO be designated by his
He also left $50 900 10 the Presby ienan onu'01 -
Salisbury.
TEE BrAIE CAsE.-The most strenuous sHI r.
have been made this week for the PARTON u
Beale After full hearing OF the case uo'' V'''
pesnNeH 's'"se1 !" g A' Iu,,rlsbsrs Herald. i'tA
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or has il been scored for the orchestra by another Per
con- We have suspicion AFTER carefully reading L.
that is no. an original score of the composer bat oas
made from pisno copy by another party The nov
scenery, BY AlIecri, W. beautiful, bu, no, equal to
thst of I a Farc-Ks or Lscld.
The whole Interpretation and expression Of The
Opera Las, night was honorable to the management.
and promised an entirely su 'cesstul season,
Mr.. HAcxrrr's BEStFIr-GRIsI AND MAsio's
FaSrwrrL-The Metropolitan rhester ws crowded
to its utmost capacity. las, night the occasion Of
Giisi and Msrios so-ealed fsre~el night in Anercs;
but, as viii be seen BY the advertisement, there is 10
be still another last, final farewell this evening. The
Opera, last night was La Favorta, aud all the
artists, Grsi Mario Susni, and B.dia seemed to DO
in fire voice and spirits and excited tho utmost en-
thusiasm among the immense auditory, the largest
perhaps tbs, ever was assembled in the Metropou-
tan Thesier,
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SUICIDES.

CHICAGO, Monday, Feb. 10, 1855.
eecree w. Green. the banker. who was convicted
- time since Of the murder OF his wife, hung him
n in his cell yesterday morbiOg.
EiMIRA, Monday, Feb. ~ 1855.
young man named p. II. Williams, aged abont
4 years, employed a. pres.man in re Dany
scsJltcon office, committed suicide last night, by
Eng morphine Cause unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-20

The Plurality Principle passed the Massachu'eth
House Of Representatives on the lith, BY vote Of
pig to III, msjoiity Of tvo,hrcs, and 1t nov wants
Only the sanction OF majority Of the people TO make
It ps.. Of the Constitution.
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the only means Of attaining the position ofa Aoiel
" Mechanic"
The iecture-rocm was crowded with suditoc, and
the Lecture was listened TO with close attention