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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21
NEw-Y0RK and NEW-HAyEN RA .I.L

W-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
N WINTER ARRANGEMENT. PEG II, 1851
T' t,:vs Ntwy S E1 .s4 ss- a:a sd;.
.Il s},,J.i s.s:il ssss5 4s ' nd.
El's a.. 1 $50. Ok sad Ae q D.a.' ~
sTshsi, r. "A isa e 81 IS :! rss
Chester snd fntermedsts stations, A. NJ NJ f'I' g"
Cos,.erne rsAus-yor Bc.:oa. sAN GO 81 Y
GT j for s.rtfOId and sRhns9sId ar o1,,.t sha
Ei S.a s.s;d ~ Z, i a6,! ..M s. e. s:s
49,. :. 70. sss s s:s.s s. R11,.s.4
Tan. NIwYO,s7IrC% E.T IN, sass $50 sis
4 III is liz h r. Is - Il. ~. Sss
van ssA sls ioss NJ q ass y lE III iiISansl
e1 from Port Chester JAMES III f. HofT. saps,as.ad.a
NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD.
WINTER ia = @ n.sy 'ss 4.
SS, 1aSs, White md 1n ssnd.y
rSs s 81 ioas i.f1 1sseN
NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from new
YORK Isl IL .as
s The suso Comm and New YOis ard New Yor. AID
Ere Rsihosds forms direct route from n'~'ioA " H''6
d,reespes Of this route tosshs, With ii. upeof eas
fIt Afforded BY the vide Iendest % i 'hs "'
sT ts procured 8, tb. NewYorh and Ere Railroad
Ticket once foot Of puAae a. sna ST no I'D D0'a NV
B.n.se checked th.ou.h. ,
FrNsks vii be transported between New ". $3.50,
t.r rith dsps.eh Any information desired rssSd taees
e.n be obAlbed BY calling upon the Gsnef. fresai As
the New York and Ete EAIose Erie buhenp, OF - .
TAPPAN Extres Freight Agent. No lsS brosdws{ -
No tsins on tie Buffalo Coming and New orr tvsa "
unsdy. J kkDIIELp o.Fele..e .-
NEW-JEXSEY RAILROAD-For PHlLA-
NDELpHIX. ana tn. SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-Usi,ed States Mall and Exsrea LiasG Leave Nsv
Yort sld 10 A n, And AID IhISaaa q 81, IsI
srd 10 A. NJ AID 6 p NJ TIE New JsrseJ Aeee1nod:aos
Line lesves ct u ~, ~ 90, soPpst Of al vT se,aoai
Tr.,h sos fs Cincinnati st els ana tbs est An<
Or B,suo, Eesfok ko ana tn,eusa ,sss>ss
ssesLel 70 " sshinsts In and 10 A ~ sadsf
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

NAYS EXPRESS for NEWARK, N. j., leaves
~ Adams Coz No 50 Brssdysy and the otes No 10
R Fsss:. sS:e. sa L t' viii sis:sS. ~
nor BOSTON yia NEWPORT and FALL
vEh.Ths ;ylendd and 'SpeIS Yo,s as :1eSn MON
S Sn4 fs; MS s siSi
EMPIRE sTAIEf If and s2TuRpAY
H. from rer No. n. r. near the Battery B0'h touching
HersSer 20 room. win be REGARDED secured to any spPa
P a. to ssi so.ss if through ss. p
ban A'F''wS m' soRDfa, Agent. MOI. 70 and II Vets.
DOR BOSION-New Central Route;-BOS-
il TON ard NEw-YoRK CENTRAL RAILaoap Vi.
s:Ss: tS S;Sp cs w mi
Wneos. viii ieav. New.YOri on TUESDAY THURSDAY
nd osbs s'Ss I'd
DAY from Pier No. Is North River foot Of o01i''ad''''
Eos state rooms or freight inquire board the
boats the once On the Pier foot Of
DEGULAK MAIL LINE via STONINGTON
IL for BOSTON PROVIDENCE, NEw-BEDFoRo snd
TAUNToNIplssd route without change Ofea" or deen0n
TIE steamers vANDERBILT Capt Joel soe. and CON-
MoDoRE Capt Fr,,er 10 connection WIN tha STONES
e.,in a' New YoI daily sund.y: from pie, No
R. (6rsi wharf above Battery place si oeeek aud
s sSsSi i..1.. ss ssSt :, n 4 '' ~
eomfo and elegance. The Oseers experienced AMI Al.
The COAMODOkE, nom heW-roFk-Mondsy, Weo9os
ssy Ad flissy From StoningtonTuesdsy IhGfsray sad
The G. VANDERBILT from New.YOrt-Tue.d.y Thursday
aud saturday From StoninstOn-Mondsy Wednesday AID
Friday. g. -. .,,
B-Pss~preu. on arrival at stoninsien, proceed mme
s,s, by Mail tain TO Providence Bosioa Tsunion add New
Bsdford or by Accommodation train from St)ninston, ~
Though els. Mondays. wsdne,d.y. and f.ids for
Esrtscbet Holmes Hole and Weods soe vsNe~ beaio'd
ecrreetlrs with .he usw steamer Eagle Wing ,
B.s,see the Steamer and Tram 'nroue
For pssssse ber,hs eeht Application nisy
ee nsde pier Nc North River or AZ the once NO. " d.
ssgy lace
L ElUIAR MAIL LINE-via Stonington, for
j b ton, Providence Taunton, snd New Bedford
IA.sGE Up HOUR During the continuance OIL the zee
River the OF this Line viii leave Pier NO
Sr River, daily except Sundays at r. M instead Of
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD to PHIL
~ ATrIarHiA. from Pier No North aker-Iwo arss
ta3,y st 4 ", sss p. N. Morning line ats A. NJ, ey
steamboat Join POTTER to SOUTH AMBoY thence By
cav way Place snA PhnsderhiA Fare 81 Express line
Pm By JOHN PorrER to AMBoY, thence direct 70 Cam
-, cars ssIossh h Eve houra Fare 81 Way Accom-
.ss,i,'n and krs,r-t Lios 81 ?. H. Fave 81 ~ E~s
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CTATEN ISLAND and NEw-YoRK FERRY

CEATEN ISLAND and NEw-YORK FERRY
~ EOTICE.CHEAP ExcuRsION.-Fsrs o. esan o.
sn1 snu Apni - lse1, The boes v leave fsevy snff
.sshe, .ooss Lesvs vs.4srelrs L.ndins s..ss dad
Z. Ee..Yors. ever boar from s A X. io1PM
OHIO AGO TO ST. LOUIS
~ New and only direct nov open via
CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI RAiLRoAD.
U. 8 Nal and Express Route.
Two DAILY Passenger Tran sundays exoeptsdl CkieaS.
corner Of Van Buren, and shermsn-s,al
sintIst Lcrs Day Eagres. sIAA
seoond-st Louis Niaht EIpres...... ....io P. NJ
or baggage .pd connect viii the copsn, .pendd
WINCHESTER AND REINDEER.
tk1nnD II exclusive connection with the fss>rzef Tafrs
TINE h RON 2 c Is ca1 20 @ Th9s' .dH ns
The Chicago and Mississippi Railroad through Joliet
Bloomington, Springfield and CsnyIle 70 Alton and the
travelling Public will .. the esr,sn, advantage q
this, AN AIRLINE ROUTE 70 ST. LOUIS,
Over shy other route from Chicago 10 the Southwest
EOTICE.-IhPORTANT CONNECTIONS.
Al ton-Corpeeton' with daily line packet 70 Keokut
making thi the direct 70 Hannibal Quincy Keo.
kuk and Northeastern h'ssOuri
A. 81 Lcris-Connections with frs csss Hines OF eane
fer New Orleans and all points the Lower Mississippi Ohio,
Cumberland Tennessee AID Arksnsss Rvsi scd also With
all points Missouri River making this the d.
route to Kansas and Couneil Blufs
Chicaso, August !. 1884 MORGAN. Jr, supt
NENIRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY-
~ EEW-YORK, sOAERvILLE, EAsTOH, &o--wInter
Arsneeuen's commencinf nov - 1854: Leave Nev fort
from Pier No 2, North River sts A M .nd NJ CON
meeting Hzsbeibown with trans the Se~ Jersey Rail
leave New York, from foot of cOur'isneIs .
For somsrvilie (Esyb New-Jersey Railroad from foot Of
Corrtlsnd It. only, st5PM
Returning le.vePhilhpsburE Opposite Essou) Gse AID
$40 A ii p NJ eomervil. (wsytrainl At b;ocA Il.
NEW-YORR AND ELIZABErHP0RT.
Leave New YorI .t 8 and iC: 30 A H., l ana p NJ
Leave Ensbe;hpor q sne 9; Is ~ l;l9 .na ~ NJ
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OPENING Of the MAN LINE and GALENA

~ BRArCH Of tie ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
NEW ana CONTINUOUS RAILROAD ROUTE from CAIRO
70 GALEEA, frcm CARD to CHICAGO, WITHOUT
CHANGE Of CARs,-TROUGH LINE 70 ST. J0U!3
ALL the WAY b. RAILROAD.
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r~rI,yy YOnN CpTE D II pDAn-- and
IN after MONDAY Dec IS aud untiI further notice P.s
senser Trains will leave Pier. foot Of Duane ' sill
viz:
pupLiIk Espren at A 81, for Dgnkirs ,,.,,
Nail at rs A. NJ for Oupsrt and Buffalo sad iafensar
WAY Passenger a4P. NJ via sGseru, for P1Sr'non ans
tnterrne diste statiors-
Eegburrh Erpre.s at p. N. Tor rewsursh-, .,,.
W.y Passenger ZAP. NJ. for ohsvils ana ih'eiasoiA'
etetiona D.,,.p.s.,o
ImIsrant at T. ~ for DuEkuk aud Buhao, and inferno
date StsfionA s,u
ON supdAy only one EIprsn Train, a.
TLe,e Iprea Trains connect At buh.lo aud DaaSr ~
the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cinenn,I
Desoit, Chicago, &C. ". =. 80 S 49,
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IosErn HrGEMAN -Auclioneer-

JosEPH HEGEnAN ,Auctioneer
IN THURSDAY, Feb. ~, at lO4 o'clock, A.
" NJ IN Union, Hich'st South Broo1yn-splendid
Roo, GOD octave Piano in hints fa~ months with rich
so,h seysr ,nd stool Velvet Tspetry Carpet ma,- d
walnut Psror and Cbabo Furniture Bookcase Books ETC.
etc. Catalogues at the sales rooms.
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CUPREME COUkT.-In the matter OF the
- SUFFOLK BANK, in the City Of New Yorr.-Nosiee .
hereby sven 10 the stanie 10 ucn ease sao ,ae
CeI. Justice Court duly made thu mattel that ~
creditor, Of the safoh Bank in the City Of are
bssby ouir,d 10 exhibit and establish their dernands before
the United states Trust compsny Of NewY0a Reesya Of
.ld Bank aid Company OSee, No. 20 w.l" 10 NE
CIV IN New York within thirty days from the date Of this
ties-D.,ed New YORK. January =. 1873 ur
President Of the U. TIus, Co, Of New York.
A Err
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RIVER RAILROAD.-On and fter

DSON XIV Eh hAllSROAD.-cu anu dLtI
III NO-DAY jan. "a, 1855 the Trains will leave CAn
bepr Station as follows: Exgre.s Train NJ eonn.cins
with Northern ard Western Train. Mail Trstn, A NJ
Tbrouih Way Tram. u NJ EIpress Train 4:45 P " Ae
con mediation Train NJ For Poughkeepse Way ,Teh;
and $50 r. 81 Fer Tanyowp, r. A. The T.rrytown Peel
bi tId Poushieep Trains stop at all the Wy Stations
Passenger, Chambers Canal Christopher 18th and
3lstsia SUNDAY MAIL TRAIN az Q A NJ, from Cana! 81,
for Albany ard Troy. stopping ct all Way ststOns
I. SYKES Jr Superinten1rrt
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STEVENS 4 HoxrE, PiAinuf. A;,Orney', -.

NOTICE.-Pursuant to an order OF OIHNlEL
4 WILLIAMS Surrogate of the County Of Oneids, no
ice hereby ,yen all persons having claims ssaiss INC
estate OF TRAY b. CARY deceased late Of the to"n o.
xsTcv IN sd county the with the vouchers
thereof to CALVIN HALL. Of the Executors OF sd
DAVID BOWS smother OF the Eseeut Of SAID dee
ceased his Office No 20 SOuhst New York on or before
Wv NV CALVIN HALL,
DAVID BOWS. Executon
40 ,.vspW.d WILLIAM TILDEN,)
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ILLrxoIs GENITAL RAILROAD OFFICE, l


On and ate, MONDAY The eth day of January. 1855
fhrousb Passenger and Freight Trains Of the Illinois Central
Railroad Company viii leave Cairo for Chicago and Chicago
fr Caro- Hoinne Eveniss connecting daily San
aoysl vita II Ohio Mfssppi R.ilTesd Louis;
D.r,tur with the Great Western Railroad rii'.~i:
errn.sch J,lsonve and Naples with ths
fb,e.s and Mississippi Rslrosd at Lssale WITH the hoeh
fsIsnd Railroad for Island aud bsyenpot aud st Men
dos with the Centrs Military Tract Railroad for OHebash
R.rlingfon, Quincy end Central Iowa
ON and after MONDAY, isnusy Is regular ger ene
Freight Trains viii commence running over the oraaes
Of The Illinois Genital Railroad leaving Gasas Morning ana
Ev,pir. ross South, and Cairo. a. above
Fr, no Gatna the North Western RAILROAD limit OF the
County there lines Of running North on oo,n hd
OF III. lssppi Ryeore III ouch Northt a.tern lows 70
ST Paul the other through North eern Wconsin 70
The Pie ries the Black CAippews and ST. Cfox kseh
Asbseu being made 10 put on h.telsss Hne
Steamers 10 connection 9Th the Road iio oaens ~sa
Duplsi,h on the ope min Of Esyigston. -,
from South boued 10 ST. Louis csn ake tne
ssrs Al Cso avoid tire dea and danger. OF naygaSn above
that point ard reach their destination from ~ " ~ NOUS
quicL er than By the river. ,,, r,-.
PASSENGERS erg South ssered that at and below Care
the the Mississippi River never interruptsd y
zee or water fntciass Steamers VIII SaJs De IN
READINGS pssseng sL6 freight down the rSef
have becn made for ample PASSENGER sna
at Ceiro and tue Road b itI and
superior equif nept re ady for business. Nj,
For information srply ether to GEORGE WATSON DivE
sion endept Ceutralia; JOHN b. WfmhN Dvnioe
EN- - INV Is. MASON,
~"'"e''N Chief In sineer and Cen Superintendent
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CUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the
- EMPIRE CITY BANK. Notice = hereby given pur,a
su.ree a an order of the Hon w Cleric Justice OF SAID
Court duly this matter that ali creditors Of the En-
pie CITY Bapt hereby required 10 exhibit and es4snn
hir smapjs befere The United States Trust Company OF
New Yoh Receivers Of said Bank at said Compsnys once
No 4dW.. Ia the City Of New York within thirty days
am The dste Of this notiee-Dstsd New York Feb 100
s.e,.,.ry Co Of New York.
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DAY's EXPRESS for NEWARK, N. j., leaves
IL Adsms Il Cos No. 50 Broadway and the Office No 10,
Brosdw az at ia A. and II p NJ. daily, and wi fer~c1
hA0e"' eo'''' AMOS DAY, Propristos.
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CUPREME COURT.-In the matter, &C., Of
- m. Knekerboeker Bank Notice 10 hereby given,
pursuant 10 the statutes such made and provided S
10 pursuance OF order Of the Hon Roosevelt w
TORS OF TEE kNlCKEHB0CKkE BANK Of the City Of
New Ycrk hereby required to exhibit and establish sne
demands before United States Trust Company Of New
Yori Receiver Of said B.nh At said Compsnyls once No
Wall New York within thirty days from the
d.ts Of this notice. Dated New York, January 49, 1855
s''' " ' JOSEPH LAWRENCE,
President OF the U. g. Trust Co. Of New York
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/ y II RStANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County Of SewYork notice hereby ali per-
sou having claims ssaius; JAMES McGR of the City
fNew York deceased prse the there.
Of TO the ubcriber at his residence No % BsyaTd tho
City of EewYok or before the seventeenth d.y of April
next Dsted N.w.iork the 10Th day OF October 1854
oil lawfmWs THOMAS
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CUPREME COURT.-Chares w. Keith ana
- To-. s.L us-~s L. Noyes sapmons Tor
de Issued with the name OF MsynNd
l. Noyes ended in the title TO MOsE5L MOVES;
You are her. BY required the
this setion which filed 10 the office OF the Ces
City and County OF New York on the fth day OF FEB
uary 1875 Of which copy IL with served snf
70 the said compliant oa the sub
srtes Office at No lis Nassau s. second ONCE nOor
room No City of New York within twenty days sfe tho
service hereof exclusive Of the day OF such sad you
fail 10 the said plsnt within the time aforesaid the
plaintiffs this action will take Judgment ssint you Tor the
su Of one hundred and fifty and nifty seven cent,
with the ith day OF June Soi besdes he soss
OF this action Dated Feb a. 1855.
CAPaON LAKE. PLAINTIFF Attorneys,
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~ Weeks AGAINST Hamilton DeDniston aud hary MS VIE
John James DE- pnison RodoPhus Il Wesss Charles w. I.
VI. John Weeks and 8eosmin H. Weeks sum non.
for Relisf-To RODOLPHUs II. WEEKS and ca M xa..s
n WEFKs t.o OF above named defendants; iou arc
and required answer the comPioint 20
,bs s,op ~heh sled In the Office OF the Oefk OF ns
c"nntv Of Dame on the l4th day OF December inst. 81
osbe1 COPY Of which herewith ssrved on YOU and serve
copy Of your said compsiat on the saoscroet
his III re in Nevbursh Orange County within twenty Gays
after service of this Summons on you OF ns Gay
sy.ed the psntiH sppy the Court for the relief de-
msnaed In tie com pl sint-Dsted Dec ~ 1894 ou,
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y HIRAM WILLIAMSON against FRANCIS CARLISLE
Summon. for money aud contradiction not served
To the Defendant: You hereby summoned and required
10 answer complaint in this action which was hed 10
the Office Of the Of the County ofssullvan at Month
e, on the 18th day of January 1885, and to serve copy OF
,our answer 10 said complaint the Subscriber a. his
ONCE in Monticello In Sullivan County. kew-fos, wtaln
twenty DAYS ser the OF this exclusive
OF day such servee and IA. to sns~er the said
ron plant within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff in this
action will take AGAINST you Tor the Of two hun
drec an City dollars with interest from the ninth day OF
Msy enc hcu,snd eight hundred and fry four besides the
The cost of this action Dated Jan. IS 1885
'~~ 49, A c NIyFy PLAINTIFF Attorney,
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n A CHiLT0s. Aeeuoneeh =.
1ANAT STREET PROPERT1.-Posltlve SAFE,
DA,IEL T. NAcvARL.s A1ctioneer
ATCTION-SALEsT under

ssped b. leave 10 inform their fiebds sod the Pu1c,
thst bsy ar. prepared give their personal attention u h
ess furniture Sses Auction at the Residences OF families
k,,sbh, ND house het ping this sDriog. hACFAhLAN
HERRITT Auetion.en No Nassaa-st
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feaal Notices.

n PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New York notice Is hereby given AL
having claims sssust JAMES CARROLL late of the
SHy OF dreamed 20 present the with youch
ers thereof the subscriber the residence of Mhse Dame
day, No rs Crsnd. in the City Sewiork before
1e twenty fourth day Of Maieh nextDsed NewYok, the
lsth day OF September, 1884
an sufu ar,f,f
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Il ~ hSU ANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate Of
the County of New York notice hereby all per
having claims sgsinst JAMES SHELTON late Of the
Cty OF deceased to present the with vogch
thereof 10 the Subscriber at bis office, No 20 BoFe in
the City ofNew York before the eighth day Of
March n-xt-Dsed New York the Gh dsy Of Sept, 1854
81 lsuSmW CLAUDIO GRAFFULLA Aiunssr.tor
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DEATHS.

Died at East Brookfeld, Vermont, October
8th, Of typhoid fever, Deacon S. MILToN BIGE-
Low, aged forty-one years.
Died at Poughkeepsie, N. Y, December eth,
1855, Of membranOus Group, LYDIA Lutte,
youngest daughter of J. Hervey and Charlotte
Dudley, aged three years and nine months.
Smooth the hair aud close the eyelEs;
Lei The window curtains fall
With a smile upon heE features,
She has answered 10 the call
Let us children kiss her gently,
As She lios upon the bed
God has called her Ia his bosom.
And the lille is deud.;
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ADJOURNMENT or THE SoUrn CAROLINA L.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Dec. 2O.-The Legis-
ature of this State adjourned at midnight last
night, sine die, The bill to give the election of
Presidential Electors to the people was lost.
The bill relating to the Imprisonment of negro
Seamen was not reached.
bill to prevent nonreSidents from hunting
and ducking in the State was passed.
The meeting called to consider the affairs of
Kansas declined to act, for want of reliable in.
formation.
The meeting called to appoint delegates to
the Cincinnati Democratic Convention did not
act for want of time, but it is understood that
over fifty members of the Legislature are in ia
Vor of the State being represented in the Dem.
ocratic National Convention.
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A RICH PRIzE.--Re,c Ha0en, Dec. 24.-The
British discovery ship Resolute, which was
abandoned in the Arctic sea by the last explo-
ring expedition, was brought into New London
yesterday by Capt. Burlington, with all her erm
aments, stores, equipments, &c, valued at about
$4,000. When found, she had drifted over
one Thousand miles from the place where she
was abandoned,
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TIE ALLEGED FILIsvsrERING Exr

Meg York, Dec 26.@The Northern Light is
still under seizure, bail in the case having been
refused A search ia going on in the vessel.
The district attorney has directed that all
packages on the sworn manifest shall remain
undisturbed until the others have been opened.
The parties previously arrested have been again
arrested, and put under heavy bonds,
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NEW VOLUME.
PU TN AIMS MONTHLY.
JANUARY.
IN ORIGINAL KERIC4NH fGIZyNE
With a Christmas Story.

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE AND his PLAYS-An In
quIry concerning them
THE RAIN
THE GHOST-A Chri>.mu> STORY
A CHRISTMAS CAROL.
THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
THE FALCON
NIX PREScOTTS PHILIP THE SECOND
LOW lIFE-ln the Pampa>
LEGEND OF fI.SINORE-A BALLAD
SCAMpANIAS--fhr COCKPIT
PROGRESS OF RELIGIOUS IDEAS
WlIIPPOOR-WHI.
O"LtOPSi.-A Story ot Rrtor.s~ aud Rri.un-r-
CALHOUN ON GOVERNMENT
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The Washington correspondent of the Dos
ton Post says;
"Mr. Hannibal Hamlin, of Maine, has de-
serted the Democratic party and its principles,
and he should not be retained in a place,
chairman of the Committee on Commerce,)
where by its privileges he might defeat the vi
tai policy of that party upon questions coming
Committee. Such, I discover, is the general
opinion here"
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Judge Douglas has written to his friends
here, that though suffering severely from an in
hamed throat, he expects to be in Washington
early in January.
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people to know it. IF they of the South could
not have the Government administered as they
believed the Constitution required, he desired to
say to gentlemen of the North, without threat
or taunt, that he wished them to make the is.
sue here, for he never could understand that
kind of patriotism or chivalry which caused
man to leave the hall and go home to his peo-
pie to make the fight This was the place, and
he, for one, was willing to take his stand. If
the question was to be decided by arms, they
should meet it here like men, and tell their con-
sttuents that they were not willing, when dan
ger presented itself, to run to them for protec-
ton, but that they, who had been appointed as
their standard bearers, would, like men, assume
the responsibility of fighting the battle upon
the floor of the House.
L. ell
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LANDING or THE HymouM, Dec.
2l.-The celebration of the anniversary of the
Landing of the Pilgrims took place to-day, at
the Unitarian Church. a large audience was
gathered, including numerous strangers from
all parts Of the country. An eloquent Grafton
was delivered by Hon. William ii Seward, which
received profound attention. The Grafton was
followed by dinner, and this evening hall
concludes the festivities.
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k New YORK PEeHtBiroRY LAW CoysrIrI,
TloN4T.c-1ttoG"y December 2I.-The Supreme
otatt""Ft OIL 'he SEVENTH Judicial District of this
".:,SStitutio'ss. de- that the prohibitory law is