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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-26
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THE POOR MANS DAY.


Sabbath holy
To the lowly
Still thou art welcome day,
When thou comest, earth and ocean,
Shade and brightness. rest and motion,
Help the poor mans heart to pray.
Sun walked forest !
Bird that scarest
Ger the mute unpurpled moor
Throstles song that stream-like fowest !
Wind, that over dew-drop goest
Welcome now the woe worn poor
Little river,
Young forever!
Cloud. gold bright with thankful glee
Happy woodbine gladly weeping
Gnat within the wild rose keeping
Oh, that they were blessd, as ye!
Sabbath holy!
For the lowly
Paint with flowers thy glittering sod;
For Affections sons and daughters,
Bid thy mountains, woods and waters,
Pray to God, the poor mans God.
Pale young mother!
Gasping brother!
Sister toiling in despair
Griei-bowed sire, that life long dest
White-lipp'd child that, sleeping, slightest
Come and drink the light and air.
Still God liveth
Still be giveth
What no law can take away;
And. oh Sabbath bringing gladneas
ITuto hcortc of vpol,y sadness
Still art thou The Poor Mans Day"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-26

DEATH by LIGHTNISe.-On Monday last,
Joseph Westlake. the sou of widow, was
struck by flash Of lightning aud instantly
killed, wbilo planting corn, near Franklin.
Ohio
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-26

EscAPR OF PRIsoxERs.--Last Friday night
three prisoners escaped from jail at Wilkes,
barre, Pa, two of whom feli into hogshead
sunk in the yard of the gas works ana tnii Oh
coal tar, ard had TO leave their clothing be-
hind
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-26
LEATHER.
FRITZ, EsENDEsY a. co.

No. 90 North Third Street, Philadelphia.
EIOROCCO Manufacturers, Curriers' and I'm
IVA porters Of FRENCH CALF-SKINS, and
dealers in Red and Oak SOLE LEATHER s.
KIPP.
Fen. u, ls55.---w "
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-26

The New York Liquor Law has been pro-
pounced unconstitutional by nine OF the most
eminent lawyers Of that city.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-26

What is Joy The honey of exi auce-re.
ally beneficial and agreeable when par,aken
Of in moderation, but highly injurious whea
used TO excess.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-26
Files and Rasps.

NEW STREET FILE WORKS,
PHILADELPHIA.
yESHE subscriber is constantly Manufacturing
u for Wholesale and Retail, Files aud Rasps,
Of every description, and having been practically
engaged in the business more than Thirty Years,
can guarantee his work at the lowest prices.
Manufacturers and Mechanics, can have their
Old Files re-cut and made equal to New at hall
ths original cost.
.. ]. B. SMITH,
..--.u. No. el New street, (between Race
and Vine and Fad y Sd Sts.
Philsd'a. Feb. 3. lS55.--w mo. 3
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-26
JULIUS STERN

No. l45 North Third Street, q do9rs dboue
Eagle Hotel, PHILADELPHIA.
.EETHOLESALE Dealer in Fancy Dress Trim
w mings and Millinery Goods, and Manufac-
turer of Fancy silk Bonnets. Keeps constantly
on hand a very extensive assortment oi silks,
Ribbons, Giups, Fringes, besides great variety
of other Fancy Goods. He solicts call from
Country Merchants visiting the City, and assures
them tha. they will be sure to find any article
above mentioned at the Lowest prices.
March II, '55.--W. Q mo. :.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-26

Honesty is the best pelicy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-16
NEw YORK MARKET.

JuSE l6Ih.--Flout sitter but mol any higher
good Ohio S9,i0a9,8 i4 i Southern li,i2alt DO
Wheat firm, with sales Of White Michigan
al 2,t0l9,t0, Com title lowet, sales Of mixed Al
9sal0lc Pork sales Of Old mess al 1,SIal7,44
and new OF lT,9iol1,00, beef title higher, IL.
packed Chicago i6,15al6,00, and County mess
i000ai2tO. Lard IS firm, bbs lOlui aud kegs al
l2t, Ohio whisky Sta35tc. Groceries ftp, with
a moderate business, Coffee Ueter. Sugar tim,
sales u New 0tleaAs al 6la6i cents MOlasses q
shade higher, Orleans 2Sa50 els, Llnseed oil dull
al S8 cts,
Cotton market Is lowet with sales Of 1000
bales.
Stocks belief, Money unchanged, Etie 49l.
Indiana SIS 85I. Oley " Toledo 50. Recalling VI.
Canton21i My. Genital 0sf Cumberland Coal
Co, 2a4. CleYe,, Col. & Gin, t07 Louisiana US
934. viEgtufs sl00. lenU'a. Coal Go. ll0l.
Missouri 6's Ola illinois Genital ~. Harlem 9SA.
Mich. Southern ZOE. Ohio Lille and Trust Go. IS,
'reunesee'G's Oh. us. 6s, 1857, ll64.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-16
KS. CONYkNNlON.

ctwkt4sb, June So 6S Know Something's
resolved TO dispense with lie oath, Substituting q
pledge u hon0t 10 remain att slavery pud alitt.
palial, Al attempt 10 bind Tie organization 10
lLte support Of Sewp,l, bytLe insertion Of an az,
ticle III the Coilsti thldEj %Ss OPPOSED bysGyerAl
Of The delegates, pOsthonels The Constitution
was adopted last evening" llttaln Gtis@Olb Of
Ohio, WIS elected Pttsilehl.Ss Z, William RichurlsoB
Of Albany, Sectetaty. Tbs. C6bSealiOt Is he9tly
ready 10 adjourn. 3Hg9f.s ali s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-16

RIVER AND WEATHER, "a !
PlrrssUBou, June l6,-Riyet, feel 10 ipches,
and falling. Weather clsat anl peOsaul.i
ClSclSSaTl, June ih,-Hiyet falling slowly
Weather GIle. ''@
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-16
CINCINNATI MAnKR1.

JOsg is Flour quiet al 0,60aa,6o. Whisky
S04, Bacon 500 fot shoulders and sides. Sal Of
500 bbls mess pork on private terms GtOcetles
quiet. Cheese dull at So,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-16
Metz Stock Of Boots5dad tSNoesdt
N, 4. DOR SEY's

- As tss 81 Il, 4 atsts ttieR UsisetL la
IIAYlNG ltnEd from The nalVtPsiltiDS kseblish.
IL teBis oL Tie ASt MI tyQtk OF boots and Shoes,
cvltrt all The yts 0t The pl6ent AID an
preaching SeAAOt Of 1875, Would leSleflllly tnt lie one
and a 10 tal and examine MS stOtk Is an confident
cal suit and every body, oyded good pretty,
a6a hear gogds Will dots lnleld 10 KEEP le best quil.
III OF g0ods III my line, and VIII sell as cheap II lot elea.
ii than they can % bought eltsWhete. Call aud tk4nie
my gp9S ADD Il they don't please no charge viii be nale
s0t f%atnlhlbs,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-16
MARRIEll.

On The a4t ult., 81 Rev. K. o. Igeler, al Greenwood
Ia ROnlche, Ii WM. II, RUSSELL, or Whtttg, Va
aud EFFlE u. daughter or u s. SENES, Htln Of th'
foTnlet Ilate,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-16

Tat Rtasra4rloS W NoSEY LErrESs,-.on The
lNot July, lie provisions Of The new Post Office
Law, Ia trlAtion ,O money lelets will 80 into op.
'wAsasb 0tr.o--The dIlaptda,el buildings
~ lie corner Of Main and Riddle sItee,s, centte
TAttlOs, known since lie ate which partially
restored them. blythe rather ambiguous lille Of
lie "latat Disititt,Y and $tiot have been for
s"as lime laLaOIledbY lewd a9ddeetqded retsons,
YES III Of lis oetupahts, animate aud iaanimats,
IRA witt OF an act Of ejectnent not particularly
slteiAsd in any statute state or municipal, which
vas aIstd ObT6ptdSy nIshl W Ftisohs Sbpthus
t't''s unknown 10 lie most sigIlsnt newspaper
t'P0EIet' The ftpBat Of lie mansion was, we
ats lhio;med, eatefulIy cattisd oul and deposited
t1 The sitet', atIst which The self,eenstitute'i
G'ad'an' Of virtue, sIhet ftda d jealous regard TO
the eleaalleets cf the sPOtmentst or shs bodily
'el9rtsIuFe Of The occupants, tdmintsteted a Sery
e'pIous brltoPaIlIc talb, W usaas Of hose sup.
Psed to belong losaas Of lie a:s compahiest
Xsa' neIshbothool Is doubtless relieved Of a
stFat Nuisance, but lie ptOpttty Of The node
%oPtta 70 accomplish this oblsot, viewed In a lie.
n P0l@ ofylsw, and as ptssedeat, ismQte than
ttstioaAteg %d7y J
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-16
NASrsytLLt, Quo.

- NNNEsFEELEt VNEV'
Mr.. ]. u; loNdtrtmtAt IT, =,
itaf Slrt- have been afflicted or thee sears will
rheumatism Iii my bach, ant iOr lie lasl .lS months no
able 10 eet oil Ol ms bed without help AID !0t ageit II
OlF CtS Insisted vi Ito tYnt VIC hottie Of Chang FIJI
LIn0ci aud tTy what eject Il wOIld layei AID one tot
lie bsS relieved mo 80 much that was able 10 gel out
my bed without tlculty II has been blessing ~ I've
MRS, N, COCHRAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-16
/ Change Of schedule. G'l.
22


~ - 7TNANsF0RTAIlUN UEFlrk U q 2. r. Hll
gs Wheeling Stallion, Aprtl 2ai 1885
on AMI AFTER Monday the cd Instant, the Passenger
Trains (eXnesS and nai) Will leave this lion daily
III Baltimore and lilo ESaen Citles AZ lilo r. NJ, aM
Tie BSrress Train IeaytsAt 4l4pP NJ and wlll9NIs
stop al the lOlowing AtallUnS ltehwoil, M0ullsse,
Cameron, FslltonI FetleIlpalt SeTburg No lshlls,
tarlet's Perry, MVoeatyt StkesSIlle aid Washington
Ths Malttrahleasesa al t0ta a., except SATURDAYS,
and will stop at all the tegular stations,
The Wheeling aud Cumberland Accommodation Train'
will be run daily except SghlaSs, letShs Wheeling at
1Il6A ~, and arriving al Cumberland al GdQ p,My-
is 0tier Of j.. II. DoNH, Supt
apo u, FORD, agent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-16
rEI.EGRAPHI NEWS
iis,EBy the Stions lILlths,3h

by the Nationa lELtne,9A
r l91 q rsEt lESosR
s'l.5S'' 70 y PROM .fliEs SotlTtl. DIS
IPtttAnELPAtA, May l6.--Q llea1s papers OF SAT.
ltdey have been received. 6 q I,
s'E'Ee isabel arrived al Charleston from lstyaNl
%tth dates ia lie OH, and bn0glng nails aud Ias.
seRgets fot New Yotk who he'd been waiting tot
The Granada.
Havana teallby, business dull. s
Pett Cinnamon were gatioied Of CatdInas fot
murder. ~
Z KEY Wgsr, June l0tl.--$eyersl large sldps
went astote during tie latO calm, but @tIs gSt
OF without cid from tllc wtccklg vessels o. sus'
tanning lylhatetiel damage, q 81. "
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-16

wo pIru,--yesstst Wilde 4 Bro, Of the
!, III esok slo.e, have tetetsed something new
N,,s' ,,J4inJts III tile Wall pdpst line, which
, .%v Il, osfttes al reduced ptictssf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-16

rrr Rtdlrs41os oY Mosss. Lt71tas,-oa
,.,tIOt IuIy, The provisions Of The new Poi OF.
w s..l,r,ia tealloa monty Letters, will gOtblo
.s..,sa. Letters Of ftcultaty Value may,
.t,..f,P, u ttgisIeted on lie payment ot5 cents
. .jS re, This does tol secure lie sender
q a8,y s,.u;t loss, II only gives additional IA
.rll, ktt1etpg strayletletst 5t.6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-16

t..,r4p 10 woges.-eptss lccabe will con-
~, II, seltes Of teStltssop qfNyoian's Mission"
~ "' s.,,ow evening, sutiecs f"Wpman's luAa.
sst4lt t5ht
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-16

rae tIEEEk 5 4yet-Alhu exhibition Of this
~ ~, ,i,tue ii Ibis oily VIII close to-day. The
I.ss.,ioa Is optntom 9 AMI to.l0P. Mslt 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-16

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
SATURDAY kioRNlS ! tNE TO- 1885.
rs CSrtssPendsats
1sS$ss ,E a !fg5s 3. s q
Y ,,iIsSs Y y
tS,s assts writing tot p6stt@tloaNWll please
fdIt wv 81 S,
q, 1 NJ ssSR ftslsyss %
- The lazy, e ssHs z ~ y
s,s,tStr to % ao esltss olts e Ne
t66Alstta NIslps lpeeoItele fbtF aua'
ltll@ssS ,tAbersotd9t l6s a 6Attdaass eStlI
,isIt liz qla sSgsllas 3 ssa s@ until all
tssIt sro a.
Sfli sd S SSS u
70 itbep Inform
tld tlH PaVeIt are HelE 10 kgN t0IHer
st s i6st iSht,tn 4 .n.tol
S,1st, Y. os 81 a1a lshyl0S Its9tpstl
III, as.s es!ss5se Y IVY ss.es, .sss4.
80 MEX s 1yEt-s.1hV exhibition Of Ibis
's' .,,iSe n ills city viii close to-day The
a,,,.S "a men ON 9 a. mi 10 10 r. Ms}}j
tA%S"Ee -. = ~ IN ;s-,'.s
~
t,e,r1ss 10 wogeS.y4ptt alccabe will con-
e..s n, seties Of tecllttsop ffNujnD's Mission
~ stt,,x evening, Subjecs "Wtman's ltflu.
a.t4l, tS,5T 5el
stsS' ~ = y - - titpt
wml Prts,-Nessls. Wilde d BFoa Of the
f1,.tt Rock Slose. have received something new
IA y.u daiable IN tie, Wall parst line. which
, % y. oatti6e al reduced ptlcts.
WV w =. t-+-.', =. !. - - ~
TUF ReSlut4t0N.yf e'Ys' ne' 'ss s,si, ~
,Mlad IaIhlee P'0tsSps Z. ,as view tY ~ ~
ttellH, tselloa Y pqptylS''s,s, WV, 60 'e'o
optntea Ls''es =. ~ W. lFg9p'ssS ss'gy @pyi
ti.ntds,h teglsIeted on lhc payment o. Q GEMS
at3DsaII ttf, THIS does fo' secure lEe seqeeF
Il aoRy tgaud loss y oa'f gives adal'loila! "a
ePRha titicltg stray levers
~. tsretSs,s t,0hol,,t0sa .sel y,S.t
Ct@h1'eS i, ~, y,oiniIS sonbot son,a IN x
skss'S ~ f Trs Sai s,o6. Sttbol,s6 u. 4
"a NS''' ~. TIv s,obabIy lpta oIit Lettst tlsa av
a '1s, W." ~ y, fo,,, vans Dam loots flor,.
MAs"" '"'SS ~ Il. 49, M,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-16
aMIIIDIUAI,D.
~, + " UuL IA tSlli a "A 4 nntlLAHSFOR
AlltfElE "a N ~

:, :, ..7ss 4, ~ II g q q
AWEY WOULD. MI, q y = a \ no tlLARgF
RIVER = l 81 " i, 4.
2l5SssI I4tis sf RP III I, "a sS
~ y ;ylGSEess made Shot;
lstS lanes NJ I$HosS,t lie t,Rated t,a ipastth stt
s9 sSSI n lss iSly iprpls aud tti M
w M HSts s y l Egs " tsdt
Of H'sSSS't lfkt4 V 1'sFtsts. ~ ) ,sesgflSf
Ses , go M VI 9tIsS Algat
Ua,ly The steA( tslIe Ne have 0lsell itSIiiA
use uallls our t0ilts IOulte, US Is sedS
Se'tt; we s, Ssslf ~ e Bbssiec s
le4y Te WeIe l4k0lltg setdRl Iitsse
lwS sslsl4St 4 Ise sI,tnsot ~ edt
81 Is ' IS ss s obBsI, SIsl s i SR f9
thug wt bte iEiRedlaely tnned seldl out dsestSslt
esns became Who'll 6ESlgel: lpsil3 ~ II ef6R1 f18AN
elL stIlyll yallti we Htle constantly SpjSss
~ ili tske slto0E Afllefs, observed etett i4f
s sty a Sf VS. s " * Y fs sIsS
Ieta y GUS tuqOgulcl Us l6Hsl bOit 81 ltiRb0hs
Vttsaese assuring Us lla Se wpla ind steAt
S!sL llgE9 " llset y htle9
IS SSF sw &isiSS fIsa 1HSS sH
a9 10 tlIi ~ M q a! Other CUE
wy hHW'tSS W NtC HeAtlE hpftSflI NJ
~ about H. size SeAt md col QUE b0SilS 4hlI
sts11, ~ 70 ,asstI y could tot
9s1Iey slla!s W. q se Y asselaIps to attft9t ar
W lI0llsed y dose AH @lIho0. lie lfAst ttdEeTa.
lion wr San w, Say bat before Se eohtthts
I'VE used, toecUtlyfty from tel IL fifteen hpllea..
We Meie alEaI IN glSe Up tsatlts OUT I'D dssaSeSN
lItA return SI!Fe lett our hile bFn
blls, ot|s, lFabst res o,isi fs and Wo1ldy
wt our Sptltts have been b. utsat kld iii cal
llst VIAL we lItase, aS l1ttl as we aud
make this statement, hoping That Nay hJ lhs AM
itle[ tlnl us uh HAT we have. II Should b Etpt Ia
every tsnIiy. 10 hnlllY Should be.wt0al liSftoS'a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-16
Savings Bank Store.

r woULlllespeeitallyt "a, TO tie citizens OF Wheeling
l. AID StCtlly, Have jNst iereiScd from Tie s tul
NoIttI In addition To- ny llcIOus and varied stock Of
Hls Shoes Hats TAPS, lOnCeta, Umbrellas, and Car.
rel SstkS, zeal variety Of ladies' aml misses f1s ia
bic Si0tS ali tialCis, Gehts faGCy Slices, GuiteIS,
NUetknt nd Sumner tlA:s whch 0ttt OIL such iclS
as 10 nlake tho lilo heading Of thls rOre
l0NnttS for trlIe-tkejeNic invite all 80 6oo'itt'
ShtfitlS hdRta captts and boANtt maHlihs Cliilen ii
Adm 10 call al lilo OLD Post once t0rer opposite Nc
lure House, where you will fh all The goods OF AhOEc
description, believe lover taah 0Ier place III this
"hi u. Il. WATSON.
Oiiye Oii-ltaiE, prime pltIeie, jus! reed b
" ai9i Ai!H0UL Il Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-16
Chinese Imminent,

Many and Just objections are made 70 81 Tue otdlRaGy
tientS OIL lilo day OlI account u their Offensive $elt
9m ti6 UlslstIy status otcN ls upon tho skt won.
,erlu Oct whCli has been Verified to thc o.
The mos profound chemists II lie delight Of
patients Il that III addition 10 lis spritiDE curplEe Ell
ecS, Ii lie mot ita cosmetic and agreeable tr
tune. 10 any part o Tie sk 70 which MAY be APPLIED
II iMpRlts i0sy and latVlsI Inv Which laSt lor 1y
stead Of lie ciattcL Ari Claped apltaNce which u
common Jesuit VI pnAlt ali Nllcr articles Isc for that
pIrVse, lcbts, tlc,y lSAyk toilet Is kNlpIlel wIlit
who Knows lis excellent 0R IN this teSpect 70 nal
for yDltlAeiC
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-16

III PNpylslo otsE.-trhe Abingdon Virgin.
tn ,,,4lhai lie teceot poisoning Of a wedding
s,ntiAstOlt county WA not on accidental cir.
ts4,uaee, but designed. AmalaIso man be-
.N.,tVb ,th Kane, aida white lnun and his
vit nd dtughlet residing IN the netehbothood,
n. ,u,pte,td Of having committed The deed, The
xtass Who wete poisoned have all tecoyeted
ruR W. lIi;lop, Stose death hos heretofore
Yea atnLloHsd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-16

Wholesale and Retail Grocery
" MOI 9l9 Market SQUARE. ;. % Ala,
IAVtNG FlIektttd tie q !ohg
Ill row ihll tisAts Q haEa k92 ssoSe q
Sts aud Ill new ore ts ,ySrJ ITeIisY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-22
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
N q M A N L L A W.
Who would be free,

The meeting was called TO order by WV. COULTER,
Chairman, who after some introductory remarks in
troduced Mr.. Smith Ely, by whom series of resou-
tons were read. AS specimen of the style and point
OF these resolutions give one OF the most moderate
and elevated:
Rs,ol,sd That the law against which protest arbitrary
and and one Of the most hideou N us e-taI
of black series Of crimes attempted by tyranny
against popular sovereignty and the dignity end Inherent Hshs
Gilman
After the resolutions had been read and accepted,
Capt RYSpERs was introduced and received with
cheers The Captain expressed himself IN opposition
to the Liquor Dealers Society regarded that bodys
making separate nominations at the coming elections
He did not like the prospective action OF that party
On his being interrupted by noisy ndivldusl among
the sudience, who insisted on hearing captain
French, although that gentleman was not present.
Mr.. Rynders remarked Dick French Is cehs'aeLaog
like YOU, my friend, he's great deal of q blow
"'pig'" subsequently the noisy Individual was
hustled out with very little ceremony for making some
insinuation relative to the well known punty oil am,
many Hall pohtics After going into the details OF
tie last election and giving his views the duty oil
each Democrat present, the speaker concluded by
earnestly exhorting his hearers not to be so,d oy
ANYBODY or any party, but particularly not 10 DE ae
ceived by the "blow-pigs" in the Lquor-Deaiefs
Society
DlyIp OKrrrK was the next speaker and he re-
i,ernied the views Of his predecessor IN a manner
almost equally happy and elevated. He characten1ed
the last legislature as set Of "tanaticai sooundre
With regard to the Maine Law be thought be might
almost exclam-
"Resstsnee to tyranny is obedience to God"
The effect of the Maine Law, be said would be 70 ruin
many good men, while rogut would SUI be seld pien
tier and cheaper than to d-n the drinker 20 all
eternity. He was in favor OF every mans voice peing
raised in the great and good cauee
The meeting was nfterward addressed by some OF
the lesser lights Of free rum and finally adjourned liz
definitely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-22
AUSTRIANS, TURKS AND RUSSIANS

Upon the military capacity of Austrians Turks and
Russians we cite this important testimony from Pole,
who has been thirty years soldier and served with
Aastrians Russians and Turks-General Chrzanowsk:
"What is your estimate, said, "of the Austrian
smyi"
"lhe officers" he answered, "are excellent-per-
hsps the best in Europe They have the spirit and
The influence which belongs TO gentlemen and they
know their duties-which is not the always with
yours. The men strong and well trained but they
hate the service They not volunteers like yours,
o. conscripts like tho French. Each commune has to
furnish certain number of men. The Government
officer, select them arbitrarily. Those who chosen
EEL oppressed and new r have the goodwill of volun
eer who has taken to the army as profession, or
sonscript who is paying his debt TO his country The
Nuerals are good. Hesse is fitto command 100000
men and know Of no one else in Europe who is y
Have the Russians any good generals - said.
"None" he answered, "on great scale. Luders
: the best. | would trust him with 10000 or 1000
men, but not with more Their rogimental officers
are ignorant and bad. The mtn are good-the best
perhaps in the world after the French the English and
he Turks"
"Do YOU put the Turks so Hight" l asked.
II put them. he answered at the very top. Not
The officers still less the Gcnerals-but the prvates
have every sOldery quality. The Turk is strong, he
docile he is sober he is Intelligent, he has con-
tempt for life which is both faast and fanatic, and
can live on nothing. When their military organlza
hon at its best two centuries ago, no European
armies could stand against them But their officers
are deessble, ignorant, conceded, idle and corrupt.
The very best people that know are the Turks of the
lower orders. The very worst people that know are
e Turks IN office. Power gained and preserved there
byhibery treachery and cxtortion. Every man in au
ihOity is rogue. II you ally yourself to Turkey
sssns. Russia, and place any reliance on Turkish
corps farute with Turkish officers and a Turkish
commander, you will be disappointed. Train and
oheer them as you did the Portuguese and You viii
make them the best troops in Europe good your
ovn-perhaps better. But | never should fcol COM
portable in action if knew that any important part OF
my hne was held by purely Turkish force. should
o Constantly expecting TO the officers running and
ne Een following them. But to Turks as privates and
klgishmen as officers would entrust the key Of my
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rsmes He coutended that $500 900 worth Of property
should not be injured to accommodate two or three
hundred PEOPLE who rode in these cars and il wouli
no, make much difference 20 the merchant doing busi-
in Fronst whether be got ont Of the at their
present soIpinc-place or rede to Bro.ivay. The
gentleman spoke at length, and rather bitter
against the sirth-av. Railroad Company.
Mr. Meeks having concluded, Mr. KIRKLAND g.
saved TO address the Committee when the former gen
tlemGn Interrupted him by asking him who he appeared
that be appeared for some Of the petitioners, but b.
declined exposing the name of his client upon which
Dir. Meeks and other gentlemen who had attempted
10 browbcat Mr.. Myers waxed exceeding wroih, AMI
attempted by Their camor 10 put down Mr. X telling
the Committee that they the Committee decided IN
the outset that counsel should appear for any Of the
Ieiiiiorer.
The CHAIRMAN finally restored order and permitted
Mr.. kIRELASD 10 proceed with hi remarks.
Mr.. h. then went on TO show the nature OF the I'M
Irovement and that the extension was loudly called
for He did not think that Mr. Meeks would lose the
sae Of one dollars worth Of his fine manufactures
that Mcssrs. Coleman >tetson would lose any OF The
patrons Of Their hotel by the extension Of this road to
Broadway. The four hundred persons who signed the
petition did not for their personal convenience but
for public interest.
After other speeches by persons opposed to the
tension the Committee alluded to adjournment when
Mr.. MEEKs hoped il would be put off thirty days so
that he could reduce the names the petitions. One
Mr. srIRr. SQuIREs here got in a shor; speech in
which lie pronounced the SiIth-sv Railroad Company
"cunnipg vaeahonds." The Committee finally adj
journed till next Monday, 3. p. VI.