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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-01
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
THE DANIEL WEBSTER AT NEw-oRLEANs.


NEw-ORsass, Wednesday Feb. 81 less.
The steamship Daniel webs.r, from San juan,
arrived at this port to-day bringing dates from Cali
fsrDia TO the 9th int.
The D. w. connected with tie steamship Cortez
which sailed from San Francisco on the afternoon Of
the 9th inst, bringing about hall million Of specie
steamship Star OF the West, which sailed from San
Juan for New-York, on Friday, the ed inst.
The Corsz brought 10 passengers, 32 Of whom
snived here in the Daniel Webster.
The Legislature of Csliforn. had made another st.
tempt elect United S:stes Senator being the for
tyfouth ballot for that purpose. This ballot like
its predeceBors resulted in no choice.
A meeting Of native CaEfornians wss held q, San
Francisco on the 7th to consider the expectancy aud
TO take ell necessary for wholesale oil ra-
ton TO Sonora in order TO escape the heavy taxes Of
the State which seem to be generally considered as
oppressive.
The mining interest continues to suffer greatly for
want OF water the recent rains having furnished but
very limited supply. In the interior the miners are
snxiou.y awaiting the arrival Of weather adapted to
their labors.
The Kerr River Mines bad afforded an extensive
Weld of COLE and thousands were aocking thither,
the prospects in their dggngs being rendered ex-
tremely meager in consequence OF the drouth.
In the market better feeling was exhibited for
some cas,es Of merchandise especially in provisions.
For the inferior grades the demand was light and no
cash sales were reported.
The chip Winged Arrow, from Boston, arrived at
San Francisco on the 9Th.
The Isihmus is reported as being healthy.
The revolution in Central Americs is progressing,
ard Cbamorro had achieved an important. advantage
over Governor Oristelo.
The Cortez brought cess 600 in gold on consgn-
ment TO Page, Bacon & Co., Of St. Louis from their
house in San Francisco.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

s,.c,.l n.r.teh TO The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Fob. % 1872
The Collins contest to-day in the Senste was Sc
we're and a. times doubtful. The Administration
forces finally succumbed to the opposition, and the
bill passed. 1t was the most exciting estue oil the
session The friends Of the victor warmly congratu'
lated him.
The speech ofthe gallant add popular Lewis Camp
bell, to night in reply to Mr.. Stephens, OF Georgia.
was singulsrly able and eloquent
Mr.. Houston's proposition to omnibus the Civu
and Dip omssic Appropriation ard the Houston Tarih
bills, and put them all to vote without amendments
IL strongly condemned by the Democrats of both
Houses.
Some spprehensions are expressed of a veto OF the
Texas bill, which has now been FIVE days in the
Presidents hands. The prevailing opinion, however
Is that be will sign it,
Mr.. Goodwin's defense Of New-York against the
ueers and tsun,s Of Messrs. Rufn and Le'cher' was
able, manly and successful
The United States Agricultural Society commenced
It's third Annual Session to-day, at the Smithsonian
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Institute. Twenty -siI States ere represented Among
the delegates Messrs. ChiIds, Fay. Proctor. Up
ham, Waters, Newball, Baker. Poorc. Wilder King.
Morton, VALLEY, Edmards Brow. MiI'er' and
DickersoD, Of Massachusetts,. Col. Wlders Ad'
dress, on taking the Chair. was warmly sPpisusea
Committee were appointed, and the Society aa'
iourped till tomorrow.
This evening George Washington Psrke ou''1
ec:ured on the agricultural character Of bis father oy
adoption, George Washington. The session mas
spered under favorable auspices and, from the asri
turs talent assembled (sedom equsledl the proceed
ipps will be marked by the greatest interest
proposition will, probably, be made 10 the Senate,
70. morrow. to establish an Ocean Mail as sabsti-
tute for that which ceased by the withdrawal Of the
Cunard steamers.
Douglass C. Cooper, who was appointed to the Su-
perintepdency Of Ipdiin Affairs refuses to accept,
and retains biz old agency, and has been Withdrawn
as nominee for the former Office.
Mr. Bolton, Of Indiana has been confirmed as
Con,ul to Geneva.
Mr. Benton lost by the fire At his house yesterday,
the data and for the second volume Of his Thirty
Yesrs in the Senate together with other important
documents manuscripts, books, &c.
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LATER FROM HAVANA.

NEwORLEAss, Tuesday, Feb. g. 1855.
A letter from Havana by the Crescent City says
that arms had been taken away from a number of
Creoles and that the pare, were to be sent to the
United States by the Crescent City.
Senior Estsnpes bad been sentenced to death BY
the gsrro,e ard Mr. Felix to ten years in the chain
gang in Africs.
Garcia Monroe had been appointed Military Gov
ernor and the Condo de Carriyo Civil Governor, Of
Havana.
The British vessels OF war Medea, Buzzard, and
HDzzsr were in port.
Everything wore gloomy aspect in Havana.
CHARLESTON. Wednesday, Feb %, 1855.
The steamship Isabel has arrived at this port, with
Havana and Key West dates TO the 25th inst. Her
sdvces are mainly confrmatory of those received BY
the Crescent City at New Orleans.
The blockade Of Havana is not against merchant
vessels; il relates only to armed vessels. Several
creeles have been bsnsbed to Spain. Carnival balls
are ihinly attended, and opera performances have
ceased. Weather cold, and trade dull. Markets gen.
orally unchanged.
The frieete San Jscinto had arrived at Key West,
all well. She was to sail on the Goth for Havana.
The marine news is uDinterestiDg.
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d.rer II. wanted it amended fer the bene j, of

dsefs He wanted il amended fer the benz II Of wa
WON vetsrsns.
Insfecfusl efforts were made, frs. 20 commit the
BIZ TO Committee Of the WHOLE on thu State Of the
Union and nett to Committee on Public Lsads.
The bill az an nded, provides lands for persons OF
grades by land and sea incluclng ln1isps wagon
els ADD fOtuia men VINO have served IN The var since
l9o-loO scrs 10 all TO esch person WOO has servef
Tot iess than fourteen days except sctuty % bsie
icr shorter period. The widows or minor children
b rtet i've tie benefit in OF the death OF the PER
soIs entitled The widows OF officers and the sol
den OF the Revolutionary war 70 be entitled 10 the
benefit Of this Ac' likewise III volunteers ., tue
invasion Of Plaiisburgb in September lsl4 toe vol
Dusers At the stack Of L. v'o~u. Delaware IN thu
lesrs l-ls and ISIS. ard The Chspsins Who serv-d in
TIE several wsrs. The bill vas passed by vote OF
l9J ssaips' 30
Mr. YATES srrued that the Nebrssks question
YES slnost the only issue in the lse Free >Ji cleo
tons vhioh bs- yindirafed freedom snd given polt-
cans 10 uncerstArd that the sentiment of humanity
std liberty ia Lot 10 be crushed by the iron heel Of
ltgislstiv. nsjorres
Mr. GOODRICH defended the objects and purpc-
ses Of the Congressional Emigration Society, formed
FOR TIE purpose Of seLdiDg AntiSlavery men TO Kan
.a', 70 re'tore the Ni-scur Compromise, aud bring
back the Government to the principles OF the o,di-
nsr &C Of l7s7
Mr.. CAMPBELL spoke in reply 70 q former speech
Of M steG hens, Of Geors, insisting that every po
slti'n be he'd taken the sabjec; OF Slavery IN
dorssd by that gentleman
Mr. BANKS defended Massacbusetfs from the st
tseks on her heretofore msde by Mr. keitr, and incl
oeualy discussed the general question OF SOW
ereignty.
Mr.. KErTT replied to the speech Of Mr.. Bsaks,
when sharp discussion ensued in regard 10 Know.
NOtt ineisn end Slavery.
At 90 minutes past l2 the House adjourned.
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AFFAIRS AT ALBANY.
,or..r.,a.s,.ofrbs NJ YTnbzne.


ALBAsr, Wednesday, Feb. q, 1855.
EXECUTIVE APPorsTnEyTs.-The following nomi.
nations by the Governor were confirmed BY the Sen
ate, Feb. 81:
Notari1, PuBlic.-New-York City-Chss. q. Clark,
Cbas. Edwards, Geo. p. Wiley, Andrew H. Sands,
Wm. II. Stagdil, Chss- Webb, Edmund z. Borrow,
David I. HeceLberg. Edward Irving
Kings Cob. X. True j. BrainHd Taylor.
Greene Cc-Jscob G. Won Dyck, Coxsackie.
Rensselaer, Co.-Trscy Taylor, Willard Gay and
Geo. A. Stone.
Albany Co.-Chas L. Gorfeld and Geo c. Lee.
Montgomery Co.-Amos A. Bradley.
Steuben Co.-Danei C. Howell
isrns.
Ere Co.-Isaac n. schemerhorn and Elisha T.
Smith.
Chsutauque Co.-Levi A. Skinner.
Herkimer Co-Leroy Tuttie.
In Executive Session to-day Mr.. Brooks made &
statement with regard to article published in The
ARany KniekertOcEer, charging him with the author
.hp Of an article which appeared in The ~ y r.
rrn divulging the fact that the names Of the three
person. appointed by the Governor to Gil the places
Of Meszrs, Purdy, Kelly and Dunlap, a. Commission
er. of Emigration, had been Withdrawn BY HE EI-
e.nepev. Mr.. b. said The Kaiekerbocker article WA
unfourdtd tina, the statement which appeared IN The
Fzpress vas copied from The ". T. TINES. This
brought Nj Ray mond on bis feet, who assured the
sen.te that he bad not divulged the information
end further that be bad inquired of bis Albany cor
respoudeni who bad transmitted it 70 The T'"e'
TIE source from whence be obtained the news, who
retled that he had secured il from an - ou<ider,
ard ih., no one connected with the Senate had
knowledge of bis being In possession Of the facts
until they we're published. Mr.. Whitney said he had
thought Of proposing resolution 10 bring all the Re-
porters before the Senate, and compel them to dvuge
the source Of their information, but at presen. he
woad not adopt that ressrt.
On motion of Mr. Yost the Injunction Of secrecy
was removed from this portion Of the proceedings,
ard the remainder ia presumed to have been unim-
portaLi.
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ard ~ss kept up -i,h srea4 sp,rs usfa Ire ssPP~
hour. Among re company sol the locker % -
noticed Gen Hoasson Gov. Dimcsd, Count Gursv-
.ki. n. BcdSsco, the Hon. T. B. King C.pe BnIes
A.d Cornell Of Navy Er Mayors clas and Micklo.
.po other distinguished gentlemen TIE better
" hail. sftbe company were very brilliantly drss.d-
About midnigh. they sat down to q bcaatla cold
supper, ssturnipg to the esl-rcos assu, O'Clock.
sod keeping Up the dancing until or In tbs nss-
ing. M,.srs. Lelsnds were omsipre>ent, and re-
marksbly attentive to their gueess. The whole sssr
wss more hike social party than formal asssnbiys
and ell passed OF brillsssy and pleasantly, w,tssss
the least occurrence to mar its peIseesica.
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MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Tar OrERA Of La Fsvoritalsst night sc the Assl-
eny. was q success. The house wss fair to sun.
bers, and brilliant ss to the company The dcbatAaGs
Of the evening, Madame Yestvsl received mach ~
plause ard her friends had every reason to be salts
fed with the result. The part of the Fsvorte is ssu
sdspted to the pitch Of her voice, saving fe~ eI-
IT. me high notes, which suffer in compAison Of ioas
With the lower. Her youth, commanding 6sure aud
good looks-sl found plsee in the wemsnly chSscsr
of the evening The part Of the tenor 6ed by Sgssr
Lorni gave much satisfaction. His solo in the isst
act was eucered. Ssaer Bsdiai wss, as e'es, No
careful artist, and secured with Mad. Vestvah rpe
t,on Of the duet. The Opera wa well put on Tie
stage. the dresses being good, and tho scenery u
Allegri without riv al in this country.
The public should support this Opera Is every r.
tention is given to render it worthy Of approval.
rev tenor is to appear next.
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ELECTION OF STATE TREASURER.
posrns Wadnaaday Feb % ls5J

BUsIONI WtuHt'uhyl TtU' 20 ~
This afternoon both branches OF the Legislature
met in convention and elected Thomas j Marsh, Of
Wstham, Treasurer and Receiver General Of the
Commonwealth and Alfred b. Ely, Of Newton. aud
Anse Is. Tyler of Chsrlemont Directors Of the West
ern Railroad.
The Committee on Federal Relations reported TO
the House, day series Of resolutions declaring
the Fugitive Slave Law unconstitutional, aud re-.
quoting our Senators and Representatives in Con-
gress 10 work for ito unconditional repeal.
The Democrats of this city yesterday nominated
Seymour Stevens Soft their candidate for Mayor.
fusion of Democrats, Wings and Republicans was
attempted; but 10 agreement could be made. The
Wing and Republican Committees nominated ticket
beaoed by Allen Monroe, the present Mayor but the
Convention adjourned without scceptingit.
The Hon. Vim. Jackson, formerly Member of
Congress and for many years past leading Free oil
politician, died yesterday at his residence in Newton.
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BCRTON'S THEATEk.

"The Black Swan "a clever little budget Of orig
ins fun-v~ given here last night. 1t Is green
room exhibition and s the best that We recoIlect, ex-
ceTt The Critic" Manager Burton, in propris per-
soma, appears with bis stage manager and company,
when row rises about new piece which the actors,
for various reasons, refuse to rehearse. foreign
theatrical agent intrudes, aud 05ers prima donna
for engagement; bu; Burton will have nothing 10 do
with opera Of any stripe. The donna retirs, dis
suses herself with burnt cork, and comes in as the
Black Swan Her singing csptivetes Barton, who
engages her 9, once but her. Moore and Holman,
and Others rebel and the whole company object 10
playing with niger. Burton IL in trouble, bat M.
Cooke, the orchestra leader, discovers the primo
donna under the black face and the dlenms endS
by BurtOns engaging the singer his hscanny
whether black or white. In the opening OF me PEGS
an ambitious dramatic author 10 severely scored by
the Manager, to whom be offers lo' Of new plays
There are some very good hits at theatrical hfe' az
,bor.hiu. actors ard managers, which were keeoiy
.pureeisied. 1t Is hardly necessary to commend the
setirg, since any msn supposed TO be able htly 70
per,onste himselE The piece IL to be repeated TO-
nioLt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-01

BsEk 10 the Union before he received the deposit
certificate or sfter. Either in the he made
the transfer without any security or in tbs other, the
Union was not " organized" because |. had not the
legal amount Of securities depo.td. He can inpse
himself on the horn Of this dilemma which may be
most agreeable to bis feelings. The ~ T. TIMES
then bubbles upon the opening Of the books OF the
Union Bank. IL ssys the books of tie Bank were
duly opened.
the ia. fac, established BY the e.rsese' broash, ir.,
sse BY Tas TsIsvk, e ,oi ysy G . ~, ne 10,
end tstes ..,.u,x,
"Tbe Usion Bank Dot ofsaHi1ed nni August T~tN'
''"' From Ce,tisea1 No q
"wATgrTowx Aug 10 ls5A-Hsnry Keep has deposited
H. 70, 90 ne epsS. of 81 Jsha supoendsnt in trust
Tor the K1esOr Bsnk return of ,s certificate properly
~co $40 GEO. T. GooDALE. c~hi.r
"H Keep toot the ssd esrtiest. TO Ale.ny ard Re,
Unts Bark ot T~e.iytve Thou'snd Dollars, on the MIL
IErsrH Of August, 1874"
An association Of per,ons may call themselves
Bank, and open any quantity Of books, and may
even 20 on and transact buness for ak months but
they are not legally Bank until they have deposited
with the Bank Department hundred thousand
dolsp in Stocks and Bonds and Mortgages. This is
The law, and all the italics and capitals in TIE ~ r.
Times office can't change the fact
Compare the easness Of the Superintendent vlr-
tue in his intercourse with Mr.. Keep TO whom he
was friendly with his vi1enish inapproschabiity in
Mr. Thompeon's case, to whom he was inimich. lie
receives from Mr.. Keep an Illegal certificate OF de-
post in bis own Bank and gives up securities whiie
be refuses to do the same dodge with Mr. Thompson,
Who offered him cert fcate ofdepost oftbe anhatsn
Bank Of this City, Of moneys deposited to the credn
Of the Canal Board thereby, as We have heretofore
shown, costing the State twenty thousand dollars.
Would it be too much trouble for the Superintendent
70 furnish some planat oths difference OF scilonl
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HOrsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Several bills we're passed. The more important OF
these from the Senate 10 preven, nis;fAs IN
The District and Circuit Courts OF the United States
in certain cases and for the relief Of Charles w.
Carroll giving him $500 in consideration of his false
sITest ard nprsor ment ss deseitsr from the army
Much confusion in the House-cc sesiouAly thirty
or more members sPrirsirg TO their feet, crying
loudly Mr. Speaker each painfully anxious TO
catch The Speakers eye, Snd bring certain matters
before the House.
The House proceeded to ths consideration Of the
Old Soldiers Bounty Land bill.
Mr.. BENTON strongly condemned the Effort 10
force through under gag, measure Of such import
ance involving re than two hundred millions seres
OF Land He was the friend Of both old and young
soldiers, and hearty enemy of old and young sPecu-
lsors who consider the former cass the suhject OF
lawful prey The bill should be sent 10 the Commit
tee on Public Lands 10 be examined.
Mr.. GROW thought that the best 1sy OF benentins
old soldiers would be TO give them money lAna
warrants would ceprecs:e TO ,hsi, oss, and tns' OIL
the country.
Mr.. ORR regarded the bill a. extremely defective
and conglorersie. Specula.ors would realize one
hundred and cry seven mi lions OF dollars, and Ola
soldiers eply thirty millnns .
Mr.. CAMPBELL could not vote for the OIL Is u
cams from tie Senate. Il opesed The dosrs 10 pun
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NEW-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

TRENTON, Wednesday, Feb. q, 1855.
We have had quite hard struggle with several
bank charters to-day. The Mou. County, Central
Bank at Hightstown, Trenton Bank, Burlington
Bank, Newark City Bank, Newark Banking and In
surance Company, and the Bordentown Bank were
severslly ordered to third reading in the House
This completes the whole batch u 10 number. the
final vote has not been taken anyone of them yet
The Governor sent in veto today Of the bill to
authorize the Newark Plankrosd Company TO erect
bridge over the Passaic at Newark. a veto wa, also
sent in against the bill to purchase about 800 copies
Of Websters Dictionary for the school districts OF the
State.
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THE WING STATE CONVENTION.
U.pTpopn Wadnesdlv Feb % laJ5.

In the Wing State Convention held here to-day the
entire ticket of la'tJe~ was ren0min''ed BY ''cl'
SECOND DISPATCH.
The Convention passed resolutions indorsing the
American principle, including in that principle the
doctrine Of protection to American Industry; decar
ing that the repeal of the Missouri Compromise had
put an end to ell compromises the subject OF Slsv-
cry; expressing determination to resist, BY all con-
stitutional cans the admission into the Union Of
more Slave States expressing disspprobation Of the
course Of Isaac Toucey in the United Ststes Senate
copdeunipg the veto Of the River and Hsrbor and
French Spoliation bills by the President, approving
the Connecticut Prohibitory Law and declaring the
Administration Of franklin Pierce TO be such as TO
entitle il TO little respect.
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hs s.t. for 6ins tn, s.aks ..-crissS AS sr''
s~cfiou.
sac r.q.e- the Secretary Of Stat. .psr. IA, II"
lsure the statistics required TO ~ sh~s ~
TO EQUALtZE TAXATION.
Mr.. CROSBY bad consent to introduce bin for
the squaliysuon OF taxes which contains the FOLEY
iIg provisions:
src-rox provides hs the Bsd. Of Supervisor, sAAl q.
anfue stc ccmr-is TIE -ns ros provided ~
cnait stson o. he yaas
Of town be msts BY ssa Bssrt the
10 7. shsl be deemed cog-ct
SIC L. cs.. he ,,rvscT. II County shall within
eys after he first hcresy Of October increase d nih
The asesae valuation Of estss o. riofs saPervs
nav ct asa said objection sAs b. head e-for- eonos
scr Of three ezeu srPoi- by the Controller juiss
TIE SUPREME Courr to heA- he sane 10 sns ia ae ts
As thrv NAV and pfoger; sad sst Co1a
.h. hin Gays after heir tr>f ue-frs nate
either confirming or reversing the ysasSns maze
~ e Srpefvso-s uskiog srch nss WARRIOR n-y nv
anal reduce the s<sresse sa1tioa
II shall b usive snd unu nsie al proceed
Ielaiivs 10 %. TAX rolls shall be -rsP-rdei
The thus incurred sas be Comfy hsree oss II
Without alteration sen the rspse shall Re charge the
eseS in behalf OF which the slfeal sS
mace
A CODE OF SIGNALS FOR THE AMERICAN SERVICE.
Mr.. BROOKS Introduced bill 10 incorporate q
Company 70, Introducing, in the merchant service OF
the ni'ed Sta es d" The American Code OF Signals,
ned for communicating intelligence by 6sgs and
other mesns between vessels at sea and vessels OF
tie Coast of the United States The bill provides thst
any lumber Of persons may associate for the above
purTose 10 use " Rogers Calm aud S'orm
(" Saral Flaes provided the right TO msnuactu and
dispose Of the has frat been obtained from the
pateniee of said invention. The individual liability
clause is inserted.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The BARNARD Claim bill was taken up, discussed,
and ordered TO third resong.
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United STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHINGToN Wednesday, Feb. 2, ls93. :
A. B. Msgruder, of Virginia, and Dwight II. Ohm.
ste sd of New York were admitted as Attsrneys and
Coupseors Of the United States Supreme Court TO-
day. No 49, The United States, eX relatione OF Be.
y.rly Tucker VS.. A. G.. Seaman Argument concluded
by Rsverdy johnson for the plaintiff in error. NO.
so. Jack T. Griffin and wife, plaintiffs in error vs.
James Y. eynolds. Argued by Reverdy johnson for
plaintiffs, and submitted on printed argument by MI
Lawrence for defendant.
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LATER FROM RIO.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Feb. ., ls5j
By the arrival Of the Southern mail as late a. DUE
we have received New rleans papers Of Thursday
The bark Spirit of the Seas has arrived at New
Orleans with dates from Rio de Janelro to Dec. p
The sloops Of war Savannah and Independence were
in port at Rio. The John Adams sailed for San Fran
csco on the 2ith.
Coffee was scarce and in great demand. The ship
Marion hsd sailed for New York with 900 bags and
tie bark Currocs, for Philadelphia, with ,, 500
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ANTI-KYOw-NOTHING MOVEMENT.

AUBURN, Wednesday, Feb %, ls15.
The Daily Adpertser, of this place, contains call
for meeting of the citizens at the Court House on
Friday evening TO nominate an Anti Know Nothing
ticket to be supported at the ensuing charter election,
BY all who ere opposed to secret political societies.
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HOP At THE METROPOLITAM.

kessrs. Lelands lat nigh, gave another Of the hne
.oirees for which their house has become eeie-
brstsd. The large diningroom served a. oAa.
room, and 9 company Of some three hano'ee
assembled, consisting mainly Of eosrdn aa
guests Of the house. DodwOrts Bsad, beaded
BY Harvey himself, furnished tie mnsie' ana
sbou. o clock sesie. 0fPOpulE dances commenced
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MAYORALTY OF SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE, Wednesday, Feb %, 1855.
The Democrats of this city yesterday nominated
LYMAN Stevens, as their candidate for Mayor A
fusion of Democrats, Wings and Republicans was at
tempted, but no agreement could be made. The
" hg and Republican Committees nominated ticket
headed by Allen Moproe the present Mayor, but the
Convention adjourned without accepting it.
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rrpF AT BRIDGEPORT.

RRIpGEPoRr, Conn. wednesday, FED =.
Tia furniture mandatory Of Messrs. Buckingham
& Cprtis in this city was DESTROYED by IRE TINS morn
ips. The lose, which is slight, nearly eo'efea ~
insurance in Hartford and New-iork' "As 'A'
work Of an incendiTy.