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ALssEr "A. NIcoLAy. Auctionser
n entire STATIONERY STOCK at Auction

ALBsEr n. NiCoLAY, Aucuonser
n entire STATIONERY STOCK at Auction
~ ALERT II. NICOLAY will SCI on FRIDAY. Sstl
At No % Ms'deu.sre Of Ns.sust, at l0t Teca
By order o. WILLIAM J hsrqEspEq., the b, anc,
he entire sock Of STATIONERY, f'rmery bel bnsns
Samuel A. Campbell Eq., consisting a general 'ssottmz
among W. ieh viii BE- found ID M, Med nm and hoyn BS
Bools fell hound Russia and Prussia Bands, Whatmsns Drs
ips apers Pockeibooks ant Benks Cases. FAoeTs Lad Pc
ck Newmans celebrated Water co.ors, Lthogrsphe Noe
AM DraNs; Note Let ard foosAp Papers Eayeopes
Plus Ultra and Rosewood Wi log Desk; frooch PonoSa
Pumps Case aud Pocket lpksands Pearl anil Tortoise N
Card CneS Abo Folders Playing Cards Gold Pens ADD Pc
cis Tin Casbboxes, Tuck Msmof Boots, sesucss
Fortoos orbHies Letter CLIPS sc. The goods nd
Ia ne feet order and will BE- sold without clos.
business Terms. c,sh 10 bsnkabe moneys and cstscsne,s
be obtained sppS she .uctone~r, Broad ct (or
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MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT for

IN
NI SALE -Tte properly rec.ntis occupied BY hssas'
FALHs GRAY Of Hartford, oes ;ris I'D below.
The believes 4 b improved +. CT oI
for other haea Of ho.ines 10 vi-w OF to 49, -
Ter Us vbioh be 10 re'sfeoeS " PSo
terms Of p.ypnsp. b, .nt~,prissnf mao vito
sApits DESTROYS 20 purcove saor ooPet
Ar Of II A. thf e:n De EVn WI
convey correct ioes efis masnitone w +, -. So
comeir a. for an extensive manufacturing oaAness ~ %
IA Ia o,d.r 10 the morF.e. IL IL rare al
iself for safe and superior oVeurhsn
n NJ on Potter snd Cnmmercedh measures epouI w
Act. The b-ildipss oopsis; OF; ,.o,,..
bal dips Of stones OF 0et Iee'
bujdfss three oss OF oor9Z tss
SI1t.s ~ ,bree .,or.s Of bgisk ........ 2x'4fsst
-su,rs housa adj 1870 fest
buons for Office and other purposes Txf iee-
brick bulldog fZhD ieet-
oue-fory brick hui dina Suho Ie7'
-stor1 briek bull ing i@o
49,. .~o[.l.n h,f3ins ............ $3.50 feet.
h,JcL A. bous. ........,.,..... o feet
BRICK drS i0iNs .se-
s,oy rood ard brick dry hou'e.''.''.' Sf1o l1s
obe-s,oyy cd zhi,o-
story wood dy bouse. ..'s'''''.''' S1kSses
shop o.
Two Lumber sheds each OF wood
- 49, - 80 80 ................. SxH feet
inn l'hlI
P1ant p,tforrn between factory ana PAM sn9p.
An steam Cnimney, Of bnek and OF the lsrge1
elas ,
Ale psv.rfu Steam Engine Of Schorse power boAef'
Win al the Sbaftips 10 the b-ildtDta ,
The limits OF an advertisement forbid more particular de-
seripon highly valuable ersbshnsnt which can be
pat opsrston mp.advey yery .l ana ID
Hartford Oct q 1885 Trustee " Or We Car Works.'
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OFFICE Of THI BOARD oT PUBLIc WoRKs,}
COLVMBUs. OHIO, Oct ~. 1855
hereby certify that the preceding Specifications are "
r-y copied from the Records Of the Bo,rd Of Public Works
OF Obs Attest; CYRUS ID. HANKS,
Secretary
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|, UcTION sALE-COLE & Chiffon vii

se ct the Merchants Exchange, At - o'clock, on "a
DAY the 9Th day Of November IN ss three stores aud D
lnRs on ~ 9hsv. and 18th S. The ab,v, prOpe
4 IN sood crler and well butt cIntairnk al toe m0i-tn
p-ovemens Also Lots OF Land p feet By % feet mia
on south ce Of 18th - feet west Of Fhy For prua
lsrs SEE on day OF sae.
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Goal, ST.

GOAL. My object is quick sales and small
~ pro6s Fer cash pr-sen, price s5 25 well screened,
rom my yards King and Gre-nTehsta, z5th-r and
SHAW, .la Nc. lie DusreF- IS from boat
PETER CLINTON
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HEsRY II LEEDS, Auctione.r.
HENRY II. LEEDS 81 Co. will sell at sat

HENRY LEEDS, Auctonesr
HENRY II. LEEDS & Co. will sell at sE
IL ton on FRIDAY, Nov 9 at 4 o'e och At the ae,ss
NJ 10 N,ss,u-st Ell CANT QJL PAISrlNGS jat rseeysths
Europe nd befre Exhibited Of he tnsi,h f,ns
.hsn Spanish and Dutch schools. Among thsn will Be hs
eleg.rt pieturts-cop's from heini Re rbrani R,pis
Naymenth aud ToreKgio by dt gushed Eng ish SOY ~
teur sent for ch.it,be pgrple. Also large PaaaS
just recsiy,o from England Of Iemusab merit aga osis
10 b. original, BY John Both ByOoIe sDd Won Ok Az
foe CO lection o. elegant modem English Pla'' w
SOD McKeuze Hart Clo;ser. Culo,k ADD others Of ~
celebrity $50 40 elegant collection OF Paintings on Corr
Conner and Silk attached 10 gsS BY CbaIn1esus PSose
Lie spd Others invoice Of yery fne Femi PaintasN
Ian deS by the celebrated artists, viz FerboeesbT-
V,rvee Wilmsro, Music, Us Lens Coems, ShsWepcy Ws
ing De.aur W.Ds and others all which are elegantly n1
and 10 b. sold without This Collection Is wR1lE
after Of eoDno seu's - being superior 20 any tfs
som, time IN this mpke Also a largo picture lClsopss
To e) Of Ticquso. celebssd srts. Of the V,ret s;o
HARDWARE AUCTION NOTICE.
III VAN ANTWERPs TWELFTH REGULAR IkAn
SALE of Han ware Cusp, Fr.nch Hollow Wee w. VIZ
Gooe., Our, Iroa Ware, &c vii AXE psce TIL l,v,
oclo;s No 2i6 Pesrst For fall Particular see ess
which DOW ready.
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DIAPER MILL for SALE or to LEASE, just
Thoroughly repaired red, 70 s;ua ed Hudson
river u III oesu iful VII age IT Sandy Hill SupsHo water
power. Two engines Price ss eco Terms essy Title
feot Or 81 frtRht from NeE York TO Mil 80
per tun Wood MIL 81 50 per cord Inqure Of ae osasT,
6EORGE HARVEY, Fort Edward, ~ Y.
DAR1NER WANTED in the AUCTION and
Il COMMISSION BUSINESS.-Psrties having few Ii )u-
sand dol and wishing the above buaes either
active OF opportunity seldo offered BY Ad
dressing with ard sd6rSsA None oth-rs wi BE-
tended to- Address AUCTION AND COMMISSION, Gen
era PosCfee
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Jnstrurtion.

FRENCH snd CLASSICAL INSTITUTE for
Il YOUNG GENTLEMEN No. - East 2ith-st formerly
Il Peugpets SchooLD Ellie CHARL1ER
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OILS.-2,OO0 gallons Machinery Oil
VII eco "a Ions Pr-bl-'s Boied ri at Is cents Eso'
SOC sallous Tanner. Oh 81 Is cent. gallon.
500 gallons Winter Bl-sehed Whale Oil.
2sSO ssl WIPER Pressed Lsrd GU.
4Ooe sallops Building Roof and Fence Oh.
Ror sale by HENRY SMITH us Msden-lsns. Nsw-ror
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1]iano- fortes anh Hlnsif.

ATVERY LOW PRICES to suit the I MES
IA No. 800 Brosdwsy-B cNNETT Co.. Manufacturers OF
the latest styles Of PIANOS; also the much admired dA
" CELESTIAL" PIANO-FORTE scknow edged b. am Hears
10 be uperior 20 ell Others 10 BEAUTY and
Of tone ORGAN, NELODEONS. MUSIC. and Musical
Instruments.
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under the supenteniaDes Of tho Professor hu'ef are
eus-apeed ext all srac substances With the various
ns.dies that from them The chemical .gsrcss By
which Electricity aided under this important dscOvery
II th. ndarnrp chronic forms
aheumasn, Affections Paralysis S. Vitus Dance
Chi most the forms Of Fever, Bronchs &c. special
perinendence for lssa few pupils be received Nc
100 6thsv.
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Bonntp kanh marrant4.
Professional Notifies.

DR. HOMER BOSTWICK has REMOVED his
~ Ofces No IS 2Ihst, six west Of Broadway
ILLINOIS LAW NOTICE.-H. b. WEAD, At
torpey Law Peoria Iiinoslate Judge OF the Sth Ju
dieial Circuit.
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IN both FAR aod NEAR rhroush pair Of gases
Z s. FRANK Opc4n Sole pstentee and Maker sark.row
Opposite Aston house Attendance from ~ to 81
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bacon & RAVEN have in consequence OF
ID the extension of C.nas REMOVED their n mo sorts
arerocm to No ISIS Grand bloch OF orosd~sy
They Offer their friends public extensive asiort'
ment Of ANO-FORTES warrant In ever respect.
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At PRIVATE SALE-The two STORES and
N DWELLING HOUSES and LOTS, Known q: Nos 9.
enc 1871 Chatham the south side Sis Of groun6 5xoi
fett inche. For terms and further particulars apply TO
BAKER L WEEKS, Auctoneers, No Finest
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without dogmsticaIly preaching against vice, ina
proves the mind by captivating ,hefancy. We reachs
the head through the avenue of the heart
Massncsr with his vehcmence OF feeling keen dis
elimination OF character and earnest sympathy with
social wrong might ifhe hadyed in our days, achieved
the fame of Dickens. But be did not possess any
Of that poetca element in his nature necessary to
obtain the frs, rank Us a drama;st. Being without
power TO surround his creations with fancy and roh-
and variety Of quality, he compelled to
overdrsw because he could not draw. His characters
thus degenerate into such oarica,ure as Sir Giles
Oyereach.
As well exhibit on the stage a naked body, laden
with ugly ulcers without shielding vail, as presen.
naked soul full of gaping withou. one redeeming
quality As the pity intended to be Weakened in tho
one Is lost in the sense of loahng, 50 the moral in
tended 70 be roined by the other Is lost IN Of
disgust. Sir Giles Overreach is represented a COM
Mound Of all that is groveling. arrogant violent,
mean bad and scrdid without spark OF intellect to
interest without touch OF Tenderness 10 SOFTEN When
he opens his mouth it is to utter an mprecahon when
no raises his hand Il is to strike blow. He Is drawn
as a shyloek without the majesty of revenge, as a
tosdv withou, the smoothness of the sycophan as q
bully without the courage of the rowdy as point
and vulgar ambition.
In a smart address at the close OF the play mr..
Davenport attributed his venture in this character to
that enterprisng Yankee spirit which no obstacle ID
nature csn daunt. We can well fancy his msgivings:
and he may possibly deem it compliment when he
il assured that in manner and appearance he is wholly
untitled for the part He certainly made great efforts
TO throw power into his embodiment but the power
not being drawn from the correct spring failed alto
ether TO produce the effect which Sir Giesis intended
TO produce Without presenting single line OF tho
coarseness and vulgarty which belong to the figure,
Mr. Davenport clothes his Sir Giles with degree
of lofiness which bordered the ludicrous.
There was something at times OF Richard
and something OF Shyock but nothing OF Sir Giles.
Now violence springing from unbounded ambition is
ore thing Friendship springing from decpset feel
ines of revenge il another thing. But violence
which has not the dignity of revenge and emanates
from the coarses oulest of ambition, is far different
thing and requires to be far differently portrayed Mr.
Dayenports conception was erroneous, and his ap-
pcarance was wholly unsued to represent Sir Giles-
Still with all the drawbacks the dramatic power exhib
tied in some of the passages especially in the last aud
the earnest passion displayed produced powerful I'M
precision on the audience, though they would md It
difficult TO describe the exact emotion IT awoke.
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THE REVIEW or THE POLICE.

The Police Department was reviewed on Saturday
in the Park by the Mayor. The novelty Of review
Of soldiers with clubs for guns and the pleasant sunny
weather got up expressly for this occasion, were
pected TO attract large concOurse of people. Ac-
cordingly the chains put up as usual on occasion
Of grand reviews and the municipal and national flags
foated over the City Hall. Toward the appointed
hour. q clock muudinous officials presented them
selves families and invitations at the north gate and
were admitted TO standing orsttng places in the Gov
ernor's Room the Mayors Office the Court and the
Council Rooms Irreverent ribbons frted with law,
calf and judicial damask, and founces ioated on
mighty chairs accustomed to groan beneath alder
manic roundity. The balcony was rooted with gaudy
parasos, the windows were filed with gay dresses
and smiling faces and the roof was crowned With
long black line OF coarser humanity. Those who had
not received note from the man OF dubious BIRTH
place had TO content themselves with orowdng against
the chains occasionally jumping over them forming
acquaintance with other peoples corns, and mo-
destly exclaimng at some tender pressure experienced
BY their own. A corps of crawling infantry consti-
tuted themselves by mutual boosting into an army of
occupation of all eligible trees and produced no little
merrment by their bad generelship in now and then
taking up larger force than the occupied territory
could support A black sea surged below-heaying,
swelling advancing to the shore OF chains and clubs
and retIeatng to advance again.
The Police came on the ground and formed In dou-
bic line fronting the City Hall. The following officers
wore nreeent.
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v.Ifrian at Paris), but they are not gene
~ r,roved Of BY engineers, who call them
is ~ San II is true that they offer larger
.h;ect Of aim to the besieger, whose shot
n.v hit the battery above or below, II they
80. The one they are fred at, and they
,y;u always cause greater losses to the
s.fsnse ON this account but where
t,rtress is not even invested. like Sevastopol'
sncb drawback counts for nothing against the
enormous strength they impart 10 the defending
Ere. After this siege of SevastOpol, we iahc!
We shall have very few complaints ABOUT 'neso
sbell-traps. For fortresses Of the hr't ofuei'
containing plenty of material and difhcuIt 10 III,
vest they can be most advantageousiy used
where the ground fayors them. be'iue 'neSo
shell-iraps. the Russians have de'i"'eu III anu
fber point from the usual engineering routine
According TO the old fashioned systems OF bas-
TONED Notifications, fifteen or seventeen bas-
tions would have been insufficient to enclrcle
tbe place and would have defended it very badly.
Instead Of this, there are only six bastions on pro-
,ecting nights, while the curtains connecting
them are broken in such angular lines as to give
ianking FIRE independent of that Of the bastion',
and heavy guns from these salient points sweep
the ground in front. These curtains are armed
with guns for nearly their whole extent, which
again is an innovation, as the curtains in regular
Fashioned fortresses are generally armed with
one or two guns only for special purposes, and
the whole of the defense by fire is intruSted to
the bastions and demi-lunes. Without entering
into further technical details, 1t VIII be seen
from the above that the Russians have made the
most Of their MEANS and that if ever the Allies
should come into possession Of the Flagstaff or
Malakof bastions, they may be sure to find
second and a third line of defense before them
which they will have to put all their wits to-
gether to reduce.
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Meantime Mayor Wood in his room had been re-
ceiving the ladies' the Mayors Of Brooklyn and Jer-
sey City foreign and domestic Recorders, EH-Record-
ers Judges, Justices Generals, Captains, Aldermen,
Councmen and other articles too numerous TO men
ton. At about three O'Clock they with the exception
Of the ladies' formed in procession and marched TO The
front Of tie City Hail. headed BY the Mayor with his
mace Of Office. The Mayor marched up and down
with his clerk along the lines Of the police and was oc-
Cupied some half en- hour in a minute inspection OF
every member Of the police The whole fo-ce-s0me
nine or ten hunired-then marched and counter
marched before him under the command Of the Chief.
Various evolutions, however, were executed under
difficulties. Tie Black Sea, which would not b.
bound by the chains Of Xerxes, found no barrier in
the chains Of Mayor Wood. The Reserve Corps
bTayoly hustled Aldermen, Councilmen and men, ba
Of avail, the tide setting that way and
waited not at the bidding OF the municipal club. ATE
vain attempt for quarter Of an hour to make them
fall back the policemen were drawn up in semi
circle and the Mayor commenced the presentation OF
the new medals Of merit.
The several officers who were to he decorated were
called forward and addessed By the Mayor. He re-
capitulated their services and compmented their con-
duct they advanced, took off their hats and bowed
to receive at bis hands blue ribbon bearing silver
medal with the following inscription:
50 Presented to - by L. Wood. Esq, Mayor o.
1855 and ls56." The reverse shows shield wrognt
with stripes and stars and across il the words " l.
Police and partnzs est erito Above the shield Is an
eagle bearing the motto Fiat Justitia, rrdf ee11.
The following is an account Of the names and merits
Of the seven officers who received the decorstion:
THOMAS saxPsos-xvrIrH DISTRICT.
This officer has distins uished himself upon various
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NR. GRIyNELL AND SENA TOR FISH.
The following letter has been communicated
to us for publications

The following letter has been communicated
to us for publication:
"NEw-YoRK. Thursday, May %, 1855.
DEAR SIR: In the observations made by me al the
Merchants meeting held at the Exchange in Febru-
ary last on the subject OF the Passenger bill then
pending before Congress in condemnation of the course
rursucd by Won in regard to the measure, used ox-
pressions mputing 10 you insncenty toward myself
and the OTHER gentlemen who had recently conferred
with you in behalf Of the interests involved at Wash
ington
My own strong Impressions Of what had passed
between us and my warm interest in the subject sug-
ccsted al the moment terms Of expression which
more deliberate judgement would not have adopted.
Subseouent reflection, and intelligence from various
sources OF your different impressions OF our interview,
and finding that O letter addressed to yOu by the Com
mittee while al Washington had not been sent IN
season TO reach vou have satisfied me that II was IN
inst for me 10 assume that your view OF the facts o.
The case must necessarily coincide entirely with my
own recolleiions On the contrary your known pub
lie and private character should have given Inc conn
d.nce in the upnghtnoss of your intentions and the
integrity OF your conduct. 1870,
'Nih these convictions my own sense OF rlght I'M
pcls me TO recall the mputations injurious or di're-
srectful TO Yourself personally included IN my remarks
on the occasion referred TO- and TO express my sincere
regret that | should have made them.
(" write this letter with the desire That Inc same
publicity should be given 10 il as was gwen 10 the
speech made hy me at the Exchange meeting.
Repeatedly yours, NJ. H. GhiNNALL
The Hon. HAMILTON FisH"
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MR. DAVENPORT As SIR GILES OYER
REACH

Messenger Is considered to hold place in the ranks
Of Brtish drameiists second only to Shakspese Bat
Massinger Is to Shakspere whit massive gun welded
by clumsy gloomy veteran Il TO graceful spear
borne by bright loving Amazon. Massnger brings
ma1ims and opinions on the stage go cold that they
need unnatural persons and startling scenes to give
them warmth shskspere brings men and scenes on
the stage so warm that their natural thought and feel
ings never put on coldne-s. Massinger in exagger-
atedIy sernonizing against wickedncss and de-
claiming about goodness by wearying the fancy
never reaches the mind. Shakspere by naturally
leaving the blessings Of virtue to be inferred
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LARGE FIRE IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Saturday, May 20, 100.
fire broke out here at 7 O'Clock TINS evening IN
Dailie Massie & Co.'S wholesale clothing warehouse
on Batmore-st., next TO Howard and soon spread 10
the mmense dry goods warehouse Of Devries stephen
q Thomas on the corner, and thence on Howard and
Bsltmore-sts destroying the warehouses occupied by
Nouin Caldwin grocers T. :. Banis wholesale shoe.
house. +. Bennett and Mayor x Bros, importers oil
Gnov,ooods The fire was checked at the warehouse
of II. Garrett & Sons, on Howard-s and at the large
fro.proof warehouse Baltimore-st, occupied by
Joice & Baugher, shoe-dealers, and Bisher q Boyd,
dealers in dry-goods. Both these warehouses were
Lodlv damaged The fire ragged with great fur and
frequently drove the remen from the vicinity, only to
again return and battle successfully.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The owners estimate the loss on goods of slls0O0,
on which there was 81 So 900 insurance in Baltimore
oflices-princpally the Firemen's. The loss on the
buildings is S3l 900 and the insurance s23 OOO The
losses on the stocks all than FULLY insured,
the fire occurring al the close Of the busy season.
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ROBBERS SHOT DEAD.

BUFFALO, Saturday May 20, IsJ5.
Last night, about IL o'clock, two robberies OF bold
description were committed at Fort Enc, Canada, ana
he residents of the place being aroused pursued one
of the robbers hoty 70 the river where he seized small
boat and made over to squan Island, and when they
landed, the robber named Townsend the leader OF a
desperate gang of murderers snapped pisol twce al
ibe foremost OF his pursuers, John Magood but for
ti,natelv without effect MagOOd, who was armed with
rife then shot Townsend through the heart, killing
him Instantly.
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LILLE INDIANS IN KANSAS.

ST. LOUIS, Saturday, May 20, 1900.
We have intelligence from Wolf River, Kansas TO
the nth inst Plenty of snow is reported IN the noun
tains in that locality The Sioux tribes OF Indians
were moving in LARGE numbers toward Fort Laramie,
talking of war. Col. Cook left Leavenworh on the
18th with detachment OF infantry and some cavalry
for Fort Laramie Several thousand warriors were at
Ash Hollow.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THE VIRGINIA ELECTION.

WASHINGTON, Saturday, May 26-lOP.M.
Wise has Just closed short address to about five
thousand people in front Of Browns Hotel. lie spoke
from the upper balcony, and Pennsylvania-ay. for
some distance was a dense mass of human beings. a
portion Of the crowd the outside said to have been
Know -Nothings, attempted to drown his voice by a
constant succession of yes and groa HIS speech, as
far as be was permitted to go, la John Randolph
in severity. lie closed by saying his lungs were too
weak to contend with the mob Of the dark lantern oil
garcby. splendid band of music was in attendance
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W.sHISGroy. May 27-sP.M.

WAsHISGIOH, May - r d.
seyenty-fve counties heard from give Wise about
900 majority, being an American gain over last
Presidential election Of nearly 600. The counties
vet to come gave at the last election $50 Democratic
majority. The Americans here claim that Wse's
present majority is 1900; they give up everything,
however. Congressmen a. well es state officers.
The outrageous conduct Of the persons who dis
turbed the meeting Of the friends Of Mr. Wise last
night is universally condemned by both parties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-28

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP USIoS.-Ihe Mai
steamship Union, Capt. Adams, from Havre 'tn ana
Cowes 10th inst. arrived at this port on saturday
night. On Tuesday the 22d inst, the Union wen.
sshore on Sable Island, in thick fog, and renamed
ashore for fifteen hours. Capt. Adams was oomPesea
to throw overheard fifty uns of coal and start al the
water, when she was got OF without receiving any
material damage.