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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21
CAPTAIN LEVY AND SECRETARY
DOBBIX.

CAPT. Lery, late Of tie y: s. Nary. 70 lis trksds.
NKw.YoRx, Nov. I, 1855.
DrAR SIR: I take the liberty 70 send yeu . copy Of
litter have latch received from the secresy Of he
Navy Ii speaks for itself, and no comment % nsed-
full roint the eross injustice and tyranny OF No
course punue 10 ~srd me-
In respect TO the chsrsee ssainss me PRIOR 70 ny
csptsirey, vii OILY cay hst entered me unissd
ststes Navy curing the war OF 1912; that my wncte
lie, from that time up 10 my confirmation % captain
in le+ was eaNje,ed 10 the severest scrutiny v no
Senate Of the United Ststss; that the history Of my
hfe tai en- from The rscorcs Of the Navy department,
was furpshed by the secretary Of the Navy BY order
CT tie naval committee Of the Senate the Hon Rich
ard II. Bay1rc) thst this committee sfter On exan-
naon Of some we rs msde Q favorable report; and
that after all tbs scrutiny l confirmed By the
Sersie. Il must Also be recolectd that this wss
strong Wing senate, and l have been an sctive
Democrat my life. 1 may also state that the
ct a, sts made against me- and upon wnich vas
tiled were preferred not by my ,sptan, or any gu
o. rior officer as far as my recollection serves but in
every instance by officer of my Own rank; and some
OF these chances were for hsviog sought penonL
satisfaction and for the sin Of Offering 70 waive rank
with my Juniors
rtst there was ro,hirg ia any OF the charge on
which was tried 10 the consequences which re-
sued from them, land which consequences were fully
borne by ne,) TO sfect my character as q man or an
officer is sho an by the action of TIE senate in my
rmsor and IL is conceded by the secretary Of tho
Navy that no oharsss Rave since been made against
ne of any description whatever. without further re-
n aiks, leave the matter 10 your intelligence and
sepse of Justice. Respectfully,
L. r. LEVY, las Captain U. = Navy.
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,Iss.-The idea generally entertained hist

THE PLANs.-rhe idea generally entertained hist
the mme nee Grid plains lyDg between the Mississippi
and the Rocky m )uDtalDs must remain iorevec uof
settled and uncultivsed on account of the scarcity
water and fuel, is likely 10 undergo change Scieni
tifc exploring these psiDs, or prairies,
and fiom the little hear of their researches, the
prospect appears ood that an abundance OF coal and
water can be obtained at small outlay OF money and
labor. Succ-s experiments have been made in
tes1 the practicsbility of boring sres,n wells, ard
the rsul, lie mOst satisfactory In one nstan 70, nesr
the Pecos river about the thi' second parallel at
toe depth of elk hundred and fifty feet the great 1t
Of perfectly d s:'fs as tie
have prcgreesed, evidently underlying the whols OF
that immense country The importance OF this dls-
co,ery will at once be apparent. II rivers cannot De
created by these wels water sufficient may % Cd
taxed for all the purposes Of irrigation, aud thus the
plains ay become thioky inhabited, and the lsnd
rendered as productive as any other portion oil our
county. Win plenty Of coal for fuel, the want OF
timber will hardly keep back the pioneers for the us
terias for building too numerous TO sdmt OF su,1
a suppo sition. The thorn will doubtless grow well
there az hers ard live hedges even In sections where
TO ests are abundant now adopted by the farmer
The EXP EDITION making there ODserva ions and ex.
perrin ebts on the great pralres vas sent out
by the Cove, nment ouly short time since, and II
certsil " may be considered, with the sucoess which
has a. ended the experiment as one OF tie most I'M
nor ant thst has bee commissioned Nal ons OF acres
of the hes, lands will thus be eDed up TO .2rcudra
enterprise, aIo the country lying bet'een tue Missis
sippi and the Rocky mouutai instead OF remaining
desert waste doomed 20 solitude and barrenness
will be omc settled with energetic popu ation, aud
pour its rich products into the lap OF commerce we
Sd all coon have the report Of the exoed.lon from tue
depsrtu cit at W. bins ton no donbf. Meantime the
information obtained on the subject from private
source justifes the most saLguine .nncipao's. WIN
such vas, area ofcounty west OF US capable DeiDg
arabic what bounds be set 70 The gro Win
and trade of ST. Louis ! -. Louis hepuoncau'
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Ho. FOR JRLLAsD !-Hsldbils wee in circai tuS on
yesterday in Newark, N j., calling meeting % S Se
led last evening" al LibertJ hail CansI - ~ ~
~, sidfpts of Newark" who believe tnas " ifeisods
"opportSniiy a, arrived, for he papose Of formag
an rEmorsnt Aid society" It Is hin,7d IN some cir.
ces that his society intended to form er.1ca t 2,
- 20 ,te forcbIe reds N ption OF Ireland hon Bn'-
an rue, The proposed meei's, together wre rs
Tr1;ecIors. was wsrny denounced on SUNDAY non
he upit OF ST. Patrick cathedral By the rector, VINO
zed the movement ride llous and sense
iss-oooo,ed TO TIE lsws Of the country as vel a. TO
those Of the cauch, winch eoumancei obedience TO
The s'ste. I secrecy wss spoken OF a. one OF iH
most Objectionable and dangerous teafures-i's man
bers If Caihoics on that account oeiaS deprived Oh
the ri-es of the church, and $50 of " Christian
hhurihl.H
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KILLED BY STRONG DRIsK-Coroner's inqufsts
were held on Sunday in Newark N. an the DO lies
Of two men, whose lives were Destroyed by the use Oh
liquor such ss is re'aed in different psrs OF ne Guy
In secret and openly in defiance OF lay. One case,
belo by Coroner Baldwin especially berays prog
sre.s in this criminal traffic witch Is truly startnng
The booy of man was found lying dead uoder smell
in Lcck street, ana an examination oil tne case oy
DIR q Grant indicated that the death was caused %
A powerful narcotic poison. Ii appeared, on inv s'i,
ps'ion hat be had gdulged too freely 10 compouad
called scat" WI ich is tupposed to be mature q
cider spras rsn1He sutg'ar.c as,a ra .o0a 'a,
les of that vicinity to bostmeD and ohers The eoro-
Ter re urned verdict Of death from poison. Waea
found be I'D bottle in hs pocket containing some OF
TAe Nerark Daily Adra!tse,, in stating the above
Humanity demands better protection Of the yes
of the ieno ait and besotted wreches Who are con-
SANITY exposed 10 the :varice OF unserupaoas veha
e,s of counerf.i' combinations OF deadly drugs uudr
the ames of iavorts drinks. II well knoTa 70 al
mott all ordinarily Uniformed persons ma stncuy
pure liquors rarely to Be had at any pace and a
Of all suc1 a price as they retaed a, tn ordinary
sbops Even fair quality OF brandy COZ fnaads ffo
1--WE 10 ep dollars alon in the hands OF t9e import
ere; yet quantities sold by the GAS az nitn OF
that rate and 30 with other similar h4uors' vi
course these must be counterfes OF what tosy
are sold for; and il men are cent TO ots'e pfs'n
far circulating false morey which is readily dec
tec,,d What snail be dsne with the III Ners Vi
couI terftit liquors which lot only 'ehs1d,, pus
oeaent sno kill those who are deceived by them
There ever was a rime, pnhsps. when this sor; OF
crime was 60 proc uc,ive OF fatal results as nowInot
90 muco becsnse tie drinkers have Increased IN tner
deadly stuff than was formerly used. Where the
o1nkers If the past generation only grew merry or
s.upid. thoee VINO inherit their tss'es and HABITS
nos grow mad and 5ie. II is certainly time foe tlis
snbect 10 be tasen bold Of with strong hsnd-aot a.
question OF niece temperance or sentimen,aisn, %
az prot. ction Of the innocent from fraud aud murder
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DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD-THEGREAT

CENTRAL ROUTE, conDectirs he Atlantic cities with
rn Nerbwestsrn and Southwestern States by
ruous Railway direct The Road sso connec at Pittsburgh
with Dolly line Of Steamers 10 all ports In the Wes ern Rivers
and at evesnd and sandusiy With Steamers TO all ports on
the Northwestern L,kss mating the most cheapest and
reliable bs which FIRE CHI can be Forwarded 70 and
from the Great West
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.
FIRST CLAss-Boots shoes, Dry Goods, lin II, ~, 100 N
boxss) Furs, Feathers kc........."....) NV wv " Z"
SECOND CLASS -Books and Stati merry, Dry)
Goods lin bslesJ HAdTsre, Leather, Coo. per 100 %
WOO, &C.,.
THIRD CLAss-Anvis Bsgfing Bacon and snc "a, Ioo IA
Pork lin bulk, Hemp, 6e..".........) wv" w ~ "
FOURTH CLAss--Cofee Fsh. Bacon and An. ns, 100 N
fork, (pscsed.) LAID and Lard OIL ...... 'V- P wv
.cusr y marx the package Psnnssysn. All
Goods consigned Agents Of this Road at Phsdephia
Pittshufsh, will be rwarded without detention.
FRIGHT AGENTS Moses Potter, Bostonj j. L.. Elliott.
Ne-.YoIti E. J. sneeder, Phi.delphai Magsw Rooms,
Baltimore Geo Franciscus Pttsburgh; 5prngmsu& Brown,
Cincinnati Ohioj s. moorbead Louisville, Ky; G Mel.
drum Madison Ind Rscf Co. St Louis, Mo- j. ). Nit
ohell son, Evansville, Indsns
FOR further particu aIs OF bills oflsdrg, apply 70
J. L. ELLIOTT. Agent Fem Railroad Co., OF
C. B. ALLEN No. 2 Astor House New.York.
II. III. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Phtsdelphia
II, J. LOMBAERT, Superinte ndent, Al oona, Penn.
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Thoee VITO for 20 many years enjoyed both IN their
daily Intercourse with him, while deplorns his loss viii
chtrSh bic memory. But to other hearts-bearts with
which his e<n wss inst~ined-the bereavement
comes with crushing weight. In the halls ne pres.
CT &C frightened and glsddened there nov darkness
auds
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CUPREME COURT, City and County of New

CUPREME COURT, City and County Of New
- Yuh-DARIus c. NEWELLasunf Joan sLlNthA-
LAND survivor Of Samuel Slpserlsnd and John singer
land ons for money demand contract Com boz
r,nnrsd TO spsw,r comp 10 his action which ~ Dc
~ In the once Of he Cet Of the City and County Of new
10 the sd comp the subscneer bis once
Ho6 wal In said city within twenty says aer tne seIvce
Of hi, ,upm, ne on you Of the day Of such
and you fail the said complaint within me time
Aforesaid the plaintiff IN this action wl take ja1s aens
sspst YOU for Of hun red and hfy sI dol ,n snd
seventy our een ~th interest from the sixth day OF MAY one
.sht buodr-d Eve beside the co OF This 20
ton with seventy tive cents costs 81
NJ, Ys,t Aus q 1855 J. r FLANAGAN
osl i.x6vW Plain ids Attorney.
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FlaE.-Ihe store of Mr. II. J. SANFORD, o. 81 Pani'
e.. so5 600 10 $40 ooo-no insursscs. Ths ire y
,uppo,ed % have Been the work Of an inoendisry An
eIpoion Of several kegs Of powder, wsien i1anss -,
pa,t Of Mr.. Sanofords stock, caused some eA~sss ~
adj ming property ard slis BIT pereon" Id ny !"
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Ntpiece the co sborer Of Dagaerre, has sacce9ted,
.e1r iears OF study and experience, IN almost pe.
mo the art hs associate scOvsred. have bAgun,
rsys he with reproducing IN the Gamer obscurs col
"ture. have ob aimed all the colofs, end, what v
+" more extraordinary and curious gold and silver are
cepicted with their metallic lusTe and pos oesen ana
"aabas,er are depc ed with the usre natural 70 mem.
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CUPRtME CoURT-City and County Of ay New

CUPRtME COURT-City and County OF New
by III = DANIEL D. wINANT sssin.t JOsEPd rkESCh:
-suuuous for money demand contract 10 peI'ndsnt;
An hi. s.ton which fled in the ee q tbs Cis OF tae
Civ and County Of New ork ct City Hall, New Iot
her IS s5 and copy ans~er 70 the sac CON
p,,irt n the subscriber his es No 1875 srosdsy Nes
York within days .f sr the serviSs Of ms % oa
ou xcp, We of he Of such service and yoe s -
swtr the ,s,d complaint within ths Ss sfer me
Ill ,,ke iod. IN, a. for OF 81 SAT 90 win interest," %
= los srt of .sid prinepsl sum) from Jsnu. 1857 sna on
he s,d principal sum- tom the 90 a.y
Of zach One thousand Eight Hundred and fstwo, eeae
the eest. - ihis se op-D.ie6, November IS, 1855
nltlsv6wW T. T. BO6AROUs, PlsiHun Attorney
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N7FW-Y0RK AND NEw-HAvEN RAIL-

IN ROAp-WINTEa ARRANGEMENT Nov. 5: 1855
81 es:., asse ''s' ~ q "a. AZ as. ga A. I'd
RI n s ss5':;' s;i ssi sss:ss
'i !E. md Az lisa $50 60 ~ ", . Nd
ss ss;nl;sS g., 3. i s. s.
.'s ' is sao fS s.se eIst Sn For
Ry. and Intermediate suions-7, A. M HSo' to' DID,
CoSxiorNo TSArs-For Bo.too-s NJ, ELD * y,
(ExJ For Hartford and ssPiiDss.ls-s, E, > R:S NJ
S;s% s,Is'sTsA E " Iiss Nc R q.
Tsl D.nsai ~ and sos.f Rsosdi A. as,
T.Axs N.whi sso sS,3..c 800
so ~ q T ;s "a, IN ssse | Fsoa
NowAn-s 6:4, slo, r:sa A. 2;ss Et s;1' :, "a
IN, Mind .ic s: slpP o'' JAMES d. H0YT, suPl
THE REGULAR MAIL LINE Wis STONING-
L ron nr BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEw-8EDtohp.
srd TAUNTON. nlsnf route vsOo' eeAS' SHAn'' " '-
rss new stesassi. PLYMOUTH ROcA Capt joel ssoss, and
~, sTos and Providence sod Boston md Providence Rs'
0sd. csy. Nsw;Yo,. isiJ !sssass, .sssg''a' sa ss
ssSnnG 81 ':Se Pm. rrivs Of the n" tF.in' sheh
eSyes e',SJ 1LR ALT from Ns~York-Nonaay, wedrs-
s.y sud Friday From stoniostoi Tuesday thaFsdv a'
~ PLy MOUTH AoCk, turn New rcIa-fse.s>,, rhers
d,Y md ssurssy s:cnpstnr s0rdsy "~te-'1S 80
N arrival It stOuir proceed iaIaeiA,sy pen
aSro.J = Providence, So2oo lee1ton arc Nsw'na'G.o
de sIpss M ':s ,, ,oS,.. ssd r spis s Tor a.
esry Nor ins Iibes soao-ciine North kne tt
res adsarbsd bae asfsins n DESIRED aod 's.Ss soosSr -
he A " ;rs,n, eonaeotns q pr9viasnse WIN 'ne = -
3assss Hsts the stssne aud iraia through
ca. ~ay. -. s,a.v, a,
s.ntsSRet aosSs Hoe .rs xcsd, Hole - Ns~ Bedford
eoaaetins with ne new steamer Eagle v ne moi. u,
for Passs bers, 'reigh', "A
be usSe Pier no q North liver at toe eos No 10 Sa'
t-fy-p"e l - 4 49,
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ol7lav6GWf
NEw-Y0RK suPREME COURT. , IN Pert,

NETWORK SUPREME COuRT:.i In isGts
lNuop-JAMES NEWMAN, Plaintiff, ss.n6 fhANClS
NcCIJRRY ard ELEANOR, hts Wife, formerly Eleanor
Etwmsp) RcBECCA ANN NEWMAN; and Others, D7 t
sn,rn pursuance Of final Judgment Of the Supreme Court
ofbe state OF Yori made the led action on
be a,h dsv OF October 1855 viii be cold at pubic .uc0n,
"a n5r he dec, ion OF erzne fsrte at tbs Mer-
chants e1ebsnge city e New.i orb On FRsDAi then
dsy of November 1885, u oo;k noon Of that dayt All
h se,ta bou,e and lot piece parcel OF land 10 the a
tenth ware the city Ne EYork bounded and described
oos,-tha Be- aiming point on the ea.tey de
of he feet esht inches and OF an
ch ouihery hom the south essey corner o. me "a sS .
enc and feet; running thence noher ana
lei b Sdav. twelve feet thence Dorih westefy tniS
three ct and ope point seventy feet eleven
n cbes y es.er SIDE OF Ssy and eleven set
and three inches ouhey from the southerly side o.
hence mpnir northerly and lei with The y seVsn
feet three nebss the southry nde OF 80 ana tneno
pppins wes rly along the hry side OF 5oh-s eveuty
sx r. e. eleven inches the eattry nde OF die av snd
thence southsy along the evtey side OF the Sav tTeny
u, Zee s,h, pches and Of inch to the point or
nse. of ksnpir Together also, With ell and singular the
AND hsreuno belonging 10 any wise
sppe rtaining dated Oct Is. 1853 .,,u
-, s.~evw No. SO Willisms.
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Hosrcrpr.-we learn from q gentleman Of JefSer-
son c.uoty that Haniitoa Rsiford sbee add killed
nan BY the nsme Of Ward 10 tos. county on Monday
last TIE Diff 1nlt, occu red N relation TO some iand
OF little value. We old not learn the particulars.
TIE ersnd jury found true bin for murder.
- - IAafasa l0Al ssssnsl.
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New:Durk Daily Gribnare.
THE FUTURE OF NETWORK AGAIN.
To the Editor u Tie N. y. Tribune;

To the EIito, Il TIE ~ y Tyi5unsi
SIR: sm aware that an up-country farmer like
my.e star ds but poor chance in controversy with
you Yet do net ike to give up on the first en-
counter, thou l msy be haod ed little roughly.
And your rOice Of my communication in your Issue
Of TIE 18th inst. has embo dened me 70 try again.
am as mich in favor OF protection as you can be-
and am fully aware that but for the control which
the slavehol1iDg power has in our Government we
should be worth double the property that are
al the sres of the p o3e in the slayeholding
States equally as mach bons cited.
But oy no means give up the opinion thai there Is
awning in lie present condition of New. York and
PeDpsylyani, wsrrsntpg the assumption that New.
York Is in decline.
You aim tbs, manufacturing is the only hope for
US. am ~iIling to compare the two states as they
stood In 1850 in tina respect. Ito folio sing little t.
bic is from the United S'a,es censas for that year:
Nav York
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| TNDER and BY virtue Of . CHATrEL MORT,

Under and BY virtue of CHATrEL MORT
~ GAGE made BY AARON JESNINGs 70 JEREMIAH
LUGAR dsed Oct q, 1854 fhe's ~i be ,1po,ed for SALE
pub e succu the stable. of S1d- end lh
forenoon al singular the equl end vided half osrt o. the
srAGESor OMNIBUsES, .LEt 7Hs. HORSES, Harness,
WAGONS, WHEELS, BLACKSMITH SHOP, BLACK
SMITH TOOLS and INPLEMESrS " TRADE, WHEEL
WRIGHT .BOP, UHEELWRHIGHTS TOOLS and I'M
PLFMENTS Of TRADE used for up the stage
ounbu Rlu commonly called the Csthshae aud serns at
line Also, the equal N divided bal part Of the LII
CEFSEs uarsd ard that may be 'utsd for sid Rou.s
Line srd Iters hereof and Al tbs equl undivided
ore half part Of ssd ROUTE LINE and any
Thereof and Of all beneht and dvanss be bad and eedyed
he efrom and also the equa malt IN. LEASE
the premises the Of AMI S2dst and Of
the mes sd st :" being the property mentioned in ssd
morssse. NJ 4 II. SMIT q, Attorneys for Morsslee.
H,v.Yort Nv Is 1855
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NOTICE Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES d he

NOTICE Of DIsTRIBUTTON-N Notice Il hereby
lvsp that tie bAlsnes remaining 81 The prssssa u The
sc Htks kss Estsss efJAMEs BOTLRs, late Of the Guy
cssd lstsy made sodeE the ovdsy u The Sa
resse ofthe County Of sewYok BY WILLIAM FROST the
EIee7tor f the late VII and Tessmen # the
VII Be dsboed according to Law the Sarross;ss one
the City Of NsvYort the sixth day n December
ter oeoeh in the fenoon Of thu, dayDsied the d day Of
October, 1855 4 W. BRADFORD SurrosSe.
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Now sir if manufacturing be the Of ncreasiog
Ter In the rear of any Sste She Is by far the largest
manufacturing Safe of any IN the Union. And y IS
So mpcb more profitable is shown here, TO manufac-
ture in this State, why go tlse shere
Bot in some branches of manufacture Pensylvans
has long been lead Of New-YOrk. appIeheud 'hst
In cotton an wooden .nufacue she has be- nearly
tqua TO New York for the last fifteen or twenty years
In Der manufacture che has I'D all the other States
Apd what puzzles me-t3ough II may Dc al ciea' "
you-s tae fact that, without anything mat can De
called proc ciop, the ron Manufacturing hss sesdhy
incress, since ls4O.
In tie cepsus OF 1910 lind DO mention made OF the
rig ror. The item, are in regard TO cast and our,
Norm and rolled, &c.
The capital employs ed in those TWO branches wa, 10
....''" 20, ,s t -, ~ ~ - ~, s so
The capital employed in the msnufac.u OF pix
metal in the year 1850 was, 10
New Yori. ."........"...."..ss,so GO ss
II we may be permitted to Judge 70, the future from
present indications, the census OF leoo WV shoH
VIEW large incr ease in capital employed 10 the produc-
ton Of iron in his State
fields of Pennsylvania and thus cheapening the article
40 important as generator Of power will add largely
to our mahufsc uripg business tun OF coai a. 'ue
minis mouth lie OF little value, but III me irnace VI
the siesm boiler it is the means OF producing srea'
veloe 10 those for VII )se beneh, II Ia Consumed.
claimed that popul Atom had increased along the
canals and railroads. 10 show hoT ne was toe Predic
tion BY The American that our public works co lid no.
dsrsDa mon local ravel and traffic for support. Bat
dio not mean by any means 10 sdmit thH there had
not bt en- the usual increase in the rural pepu .ton
All things being equal it is easy to predict mat me
State combining in toe greatest degree tne tniee sea
sources Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., manufacture and
co,.m rce-msst always lead. have already reerre
10 manufactures Let US look little to commerce
Without going into compsiro.s OF PsvSu ss Zee %.
1883: ~, p.,,,,.
-. .......S 79 40 sy9 Slo, S3I 40
import ~. e. $50 Ss5 s,fS5 3
LApoI,s, "a Po,sisn ls5l IA SAG $50 l.l63,76l
Al tbs NAV vsbish from US aud 60 to Pennsylvaht'
Our canals may dry up and our railroads beco ne 50
cow pastures, but it viii take some little 1me % az
eomplish so tbastrous resul, end shall ssh sod
ON h tie lon, or. If il ve'e necessary l woiid 70
into OF the agricultural res 'ur yes oil ne
two States; but think have made tolersole case
and will leave L. for you to Gle ar up one or Two p'nt'
vhich are rather obscure on the subject OF IRON.
| Da,tes November. NSa r.
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Secretary Do66in to Cdptdis ley.
Nav nspARrnsSr Sepf % lsS

SiR Your letter o. he 23d inst. has been received.
In reply have To inform You that the chargs. which
have been msde * aims you officially wade prior
10 yoKr captaiRcy Since that period sac SECRETARIES
of he Navy have t not To assign you any duty,
for which II is tue, You have made frequent sppca-
tone. an, rep. etfully, your cedi' MT servant,
L, p. LEVY, esq. New York. J.. C DOp8IN.
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N1OO WILL be paid If Dr. TOBIASs We
~ lOO NETIAN LISlMeNT does Dysentery,
Group, Coe Headache. Too'hsehe Chrome ahsunstisu
Coushs Cu.s Burns Swell n and psns Of al ksds quicker
r. a. any remedy h been he the sc Eight
and rev.r failed The celebrated Pbye.h 10 the United
States rec ,mmpd H. Sold by Druggists everywhere DE-
POT No so CourtsDdt-st Price Is and 80 eebts
D.. TOBIAsS &c ebrsted II )RSE LfNfMENr IL Lso for
% in pint bottles At 30 cents Which eAnDot b be.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21
lie Dhi 6Y. anu sTrIms tfps

THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL sTEAMS lips.
psoM NEw.YoRK TO LlVEHfooL.
Chief Cabiu Passage.
Second Cabin Passage. 10
FsoM LIVERPOOL $3.50
Chief Cabin Passage
Steos Cabin Passsge......,.............s. 70
Yhe ship frlm Roston Cd Ut Halifax
ARABiA Capt Judsins AMERICA, Capt. Lang
PER slA. Cspt RyIe EUROPA, Capt shannon
ASIA. Capt 4 O. Lott. CANADA Cap stone
AFRICA. Capt Harmon. NIAGARA, Capt Leton
ess vessel. oarry ar White sh head; on
ASIA Io,t'....' Leaves Boston We5uesd,y, 2'st Now
CANADA stone ,..... I.svs Session "wednesday ah Dsc
AFRICA Harrison Leaves Boston Wsnpe'day l~o oec
ASIA ott.-...,... Leaves 81 ston, Neone~iy "a ,sh
AMERICA La &c.. Leaves Boston wednesday ioh An
Berths rot secured I'M " p,d foe.
An e1peJeIcsd Surgeon on board -,
The owr.r, Of sAps viii not be accountable nor 0od
silver sudon Specie Jew~ry Precious stone" OF Metes
b Of ladrs signed therefor and 'hs value taefeo'
therein expressed
" "' g. CUNARD No 4 Sowing green
r,.,. vpl - N, a. amtbrs of tins New orb uhd
us,btr notice =. ,;,,.a -
The pubic are respectfully i.iormed tbs, hlnendsd 70
pFume early IN Fbiuary, 1876 he WEEKLY sNhue' tAe
searu.h Company from The un 60 St+es 10 Lv 7
Ioo The st.tmsis ~llt thereafter be dsPateaS9 s'sS
WEDNESDAY - Imerly TO LiverPool h0m "es iok sad
n. M Boston alternately.