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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08
SUPREME COURT-sPEcIAL TERM-Noy. before judge

NETROPOLITAN GAS COMPANY.

METROPOLITAs GAS COMPANY.
The motion TO dissolve Injunction prohibiting the
member. Of the Board Of Aldermen from concerning Ia the
rstot Of Board Of Courcmen granting pc Mission 10 the
AstropotAn company lay 90 tns Lc sroaiy
fsrd called r ssamest and the pagers read 10
kse af1rne
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Advertisement
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Tie large paper mill belonging to Gaunt Derrick
son of New.Yoik, located Trenton, smo totally de-
s,r we'd By sst The loss about fifteen thousand
dOar. There insurance Ia. whole bulldog stock
and q scbinery Of hnywo thrusand dollars This this
largest e.abshment Of the kind in Trenton aud fuI
ole. q. len 81 the time OF the ire lNewark Adv, oh
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ADVERTISEMENT
All who write shOuld 20 to WILNARTH'S, No. a.

snd see style Of Pen and Pencils, called
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RAILROAD ExTESsIoN The Beyidsre Delaw are
railroad Is now completed Beydere and the began
making regular tips Monday, Connecting that pace with
New York and Philadelphia.
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Advertisement
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Advertisement.

AsTHMA-This most disheartenlng complaint
Res completely eurd 10 many Instances by tn. u'e OF
WIsT.Rs B.LsAN OF WILD CHERRr sar-y anything thst
will afford r,ief ON this pain viii hailed real
beseps.
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isNment.

Adveriscment.I
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08

ATTEMPT OF PRISONERS TO ESCAPE PROM TIE
ToxBs.-A About O'Clock yesterday morning Terence
Gillespie, Richard Wood aud EDWARD Flo ey, con-
fred in cell to. ether q, the Tonbs for burglary,
grand larceny and disorderly conduct made an st-
tempt to escape by disodsing the stones and motsr
from the rear wall of their cell with the leg of their
iron beds:ead, which they had broken of. They I'D
succeeded in making hole through the wall, when
d,puty keepers Finley and Lsuzhlin heard them at
work, and opel ed their cell door to ASCERTAIN what
they were about The officers soon discovered their
at empt to escape and conveyed The prsone to sep
srs.e and dark cells, where they were ironed. Had
they been allowed couple Of hours longer to work, it
Is probable tbs. TIE. would hare reached the ya1d Of
the prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08

AMERICAN GEsGRAPHIc,L AND STATISTICAL So
Getty "A meeting of this society will be held this
evening Thursday ct their room in the University
building TO commence at O'Clock. 1t is hoped that
large attendance of mem may be present, a. an
interesting paper it is expected will be read Toe
annual election takes place on the first Thursday
eveni in December ne1f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08

Loss OF IMPORTED sToCK.-The ship Meteor, that
arrived yesterday from Liverpool, lost three valuable
breeditg hDrses aud three cows, during the stormy
weather ltely encountered. Three heifers arrived
alive though showing marks of a severe voyage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08

ILLEGAL ARREsr.-Mr Michael w Higgins, who
was arrested the charge of votif illegally on Tdei-
dsy lsst shortly aterwsrd produced his naturaliza
ton papers, and was discharged by the magistrate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08

VI ais Ol dgc was CiOesApb sIicVI ~
the corner of wil. street when person unkuo
10 bin attacked him from behind, and fe led him TO
the pavement by bo+ upon the head with club.
The assaisnt then fed and effected his escape The
boy was found BY the police in state oinse visibility,
and conveyed to bis residence, No. 70 VII EFT street.
where he died at O'Clock yesterday morning. Cor
oIer Dopneu was notified, ard procee,ei 10 hold
inquest upon the body, when the circumstances
of the affair were showz TO be as fol ows: An
hour or two after the polls had been closed,
gang Of boys and young men kndled
bopfre at the corner of Wlet and Delaney streets,
the light from which attracted TO the spot party Of
rowdies from another section of the city, woo COM
mepced tossing about he wood aud endesvorng to
e,ti1 gush the fire. A fight between the two parties
then eneued, and clubs and stones freely used.
The coor and windows of grog shop in the vicinity,
kept by ore Patrick Camp bell, suffered considerably
fom the missiles thrown by the sssslipg party, who
subsequently ran off, and the others reassembled
about the fire. About this tine q came
on, hom CampbeTs place and ordered those
near the ere 10 @ away. The deceased
was one of them, and refused to go. TIE
man then snsicbed clab from his hand. Tae boy
offered TO 90, if the stick was returned 20 him. The
maj said, Take your stick =" ard q. the same time
81 uck the boy on the head with it, sod than off,
From the effects Of this blow the boy died ss we have
stated. VIM II Wood, Of No ls7 Delaney street, in
giving his evidence, positively identities Campbell as
being the man who gave tue bloy. Edward Wright
suother of the witnesses thought that the blow was
struck By smaller man than Campbell, and one diff
ferentIy crossed. The coroIer, hosever caused the
arrest Of Campbell, and be is detained to await the
result Of the investigation, which sards adjourned till
to day. Campbell was formerly en- emisrent runner,
bu, when hat avocation was destroyed, he opened
gng shop.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08

FURTHER ARRESTS FOR ILLEGAL VOTING IN the
Thirteenth ward Joseph Walsiss arrested charged
With LID gal voting.
In the Tenth ward John MuIlin was arrested for
Ike offense.
In 'be Twenty second ward John o. Hand was ar
rested on a similar charge.
John McHugh was arrested charged With Influencing
VIM wcCussy to vote Illegally. AL the above par
ties we G held to aw ait examination.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-29
IMe Ltmmnn Case.

In compliance with the Joint resolution adop-
ted by the General Assembly in 1853 the Cover
nor has appointed Andrew Stevenson. Esq, the
Associate Counsel, with the Attorney General
to prosecute before the Supreme Court of the
cision of Judge in that State by which iona.
than Lennon, citizen of Virginia, was deprv
ed of his slaves.
1t is understood that the Governor of New
York. under resolution of the Legislature of
that State; has appointed the Hon. E. d. Culver
and Joseph Blunt, associates. with Hon. Ogden
Hoffman, Attorney General of New York, TO
manage the on behalf of the appellees
The cas-" is reserved case IN the Court, and
will be ready for argument at its next term which
will commence on the first of January.
Mr.. Stevenson, it is understood, has accepted
the appointment,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-29
THE Decision in Mrs. Gaines Case.

The New Orleans Delta, referring to the re-
cent decision of the Supreme Cont of New Or
leans. in favor of Mrs. General Gaines, says:
The last will of Daniel Clark. cha, ged to
have heen destroyed-the will of 1913 recognis-
ing the legitimacy nf Myra Clark Gaines, and
creating her his universal lcgatee, has hoen or
derod by the court last resort in this STATE, To
lac admitted IF probate and executed The eff
feet Of this mandate will be to give Mrs Gaines
the very highest title to one of the largest es-
tatcs in the United States--an estate Of millions.
The property involved in this litigation consists
mostly Of sugar plantations, and some of the
best city prosperity. Its generally held by veal
III, persons. The city of New Orleans has sold,
with full warranty large portion OF this prop
ertv. and will be liable therefor. OF the five
Judges of the supreme court, three concarred in
tho de sion -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-29
Refusal Of the Government 10 Reeeire the Niearu-
pruu Minister


Parker H. French having written TO Secretary
Marev,lnf'rming him Of his appointment as Min
ister from Nicaragua tot the United States, aud
requesting personal interview before presen-
ting his credentials, has received the following
reply;
Sir: Your letter 10 me of the 10Th instant, with
the enclosed copy of "an Autograph letter from
of the United States If America" has
been received and laid before the President.
| am directed by him TO reply To yoar eommani-
cation that he has not yet seen reasons tor es-
tablishng diplomatic intercourse with the per-
sons who now claim 10 exercise the political pow
or in the State of Nicaragua
Those who were chiefly instrumental in sus-
pending oyerthrowing the former government
of that State were not citizens belonging to itnor
have those citizens. or any considerable part of
them. So far as is now known here freely express
ed their approval of or acquieseenoe in. the pre-
sent condition of political affairs in Nicaragua.
Until such shall be the the President does not
deem 1t proper to receive YOU. any one, rs n
Minister to this government duly appoin ted by
the supreme government of Nicaragua.
am, sir, your obedient servant,
w. l.. MARCY.
In view of this decision Of the President, At
torncy General Gushing writes to the U. S. Dis
rict Attorney at New York rs follows:
You will thus perceive that Col. French is en-
titled to diplomatic privilege in the United States
only III very qualified degree. He is not an ac-
credited minister bu, simply person coming TO
this country to present himself rs such and not
received by reason Of its failing to appear that
he represents any lawful government.
Under such circumstances, any diplomatic
privilege accorded to him is Of mere transit and
of courtesy, not of right; and that courtesy will
be withdrawn from him there shall be
cause to believe that he is engaged in here, or
oontemplates. any act not consistent with the
laws the peace or the public honor of the u.
States.
The President entertains all possible regard
for the diplomatic character, by whomsoever
borne that he cannot allow i, to be made cloak
for the Infringement of our laws or of our inter
national obligations.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-29

The House of Representatives appears to he a
little farther from nn organization than ever. =
A move or two made in the House yesterday
seems only to be Il new scene in the farce there
enacting. In the first place an impracticabe
resolution was passed for holding continuous
session until a speaker is chosen. 1t was appa-
rent at once that such resolution could avail
n,thing So, finally, when membsrs got tired
between 4 and o'clock. they went home on the
plea of a recess till ten O'Clock this morning
not, however,, I'LL suggestion for partial or
temporary organization, by calling Mr.. Orr, of
South Carolina 10 the chair, had failed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-29
Nystpri0us 4 far.

Not long since, on the farm of Andrew Rich
mond, there was found buried box containing a
silver lndle and several spoons. which being adj
vcrtiscd by Mr. r. were found to have been sto-
len from Mrs G.. Clenins of Meig@ county, ONO.
In the hex was a note written by Fleming Span
glerof West Columbia, Va, which Indicated that
he 50 was connected with band ct thIfVrs.-
Mr.. S. being respectable citizen OF Coluinoia'
public meeting was called to give him a chance
to cxi,lain He acknowledged having written the
letter. but declared that it related to gambling
and not theft. The injecting adjourned nnSntIa-
fed and considerable excitement now exists III
Wcst Columbia IN regard to Che a'tAlr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-29

New YORK, Dec, 27.-Ihe Northern Light
was permitted To sail last night, about II O clock
by the District Attorney. She was accompanied
down the Bay by two government vessels, to
prevent more passengers from coming aboard.
We learn from an authentic source that ap,
pcation has been made by gentlemen elected
as delegates to the 4merecan Conrention,to be
held in Phadelp hia in February next. to the
Hon. John NJ. Clayton, asking the use of his
name as a candidate for the Pre- sidency at that
Convention, and that he replied that he prefer
red his present position Senator OF the Uni
ted States to any other public station, and de
clined being a candidate for the Presidential of
fee Nat. Int.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-29
Inler FINN .Snn Etnnciscn.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 27.-rhe Daniel Web.
sscr arrived yesterday from San Juan with san
Francisco dates to the 9th inst. The Indian way
in Oregon still continues. The market was quiet
and the rainy season had set IN.
Nicaragua was in an unsettled condition.
Walker had been reinforced by the arrival Of ~
mrn from Sierra Nevn. a.
The Star of the West left San Juan for New
York on the goth with half million OF treas.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-29
One RAT inn DpppjoupH

WAsuYGToN, Dec Dispatches have
been received at the state Department, contain
ing proof, that the bsrque Amelia, recently
seized at lIayt and nnw en- route for the United
states. confined arms and munitions of war for
descent on Cuba. SPain requests that our Gov
crnmen snbiee those found abroad to the extreme
penalties of the law.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-29
SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.


pursuant Ia decree Of the Circuit Court ot the city OF
theheurE pronounced the h Of November isaA In
Tue case Of Sree aud others ryrees ors Sc the
lslshed commissioner Will proceed Deem
e' isa1 70 sell by Of public auction TO the highest bud
der the following parcels at Read Estate towt Lot with
good Tobacco Factory thereon. Main street In
he city Of lSnehhurg, Just below Factory OF Dexter
oeS bfother fronting al feet said street running
naeh a2foc alsa 1t containing half acre situated in
e GUY aforesaid aoinng the premises present cuped
10y christopher bufion, Esd and ttonns the passing
III front oi the residence al General Rodes another
situated in Sandy Hook, fronting about - Lynch
burg aud Concord Turnpike extending back TO the TOY,
ing path of the J. II. & X Canal
These Lots all valuable. and will be sold on credit of
SIN twelve and eightccn months for equal nsaents
purchase money the purchasers executing bonds with
proved personal security the title parcel
until the purchase money therefor is fully paid The
the two Lots Ia the city viii take place the
y that Of the Lot In Sandy Hook the Lot above
scfibed SAMIEI rYREr
dee 1s-dt2sth dee Comir
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-29
The Sienmer RonnOke.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 6.-Commodore Mckee
YER, of the Norfolk Navy Yard, has informed tho
Secretary of the Navy that the war steamer
Roanoke recently launched there, was not ser-
ou~ly injured by that operation. The leakage
from the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-29
Murder bU n Demeufed F0nntjr.

New HAVEN, Dee. 26.-Samue Sly; n weak
minded fanatic; confesses to the murder of Gustus
Mathews. - His confederatcs. n male and female,
pretend that they had revelations from Heaven
that the deceased had AN evil spirit who tormen-
ted Slys sister, prophecies that pretends to have
ris cn from the dru1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-29

7 MD FEksONAL fKOFFKTN rs trnateos N doed
of trust made by David Il Lyman the 3Oth day May
100 l"i sell Mt public auction In the city ut Lynchbug
Tuesday the 10Th OF January 1886 the following property
cd Ia said decd tow The House and lot occupied by
saul Lyman rs family residence, situated Court House
m at the corner of Fourth Court House street aud Friends
alley acree of ground with double BRICK TENE.
MEN thereon IN the city and adjoining the tobacco
factory lot of Mcdaniel Hurt \ Preston also, all the
said lyman interest (beng his feesaie In the large Brick
Tenement at the Of Main aud Friends
cupod by Mckinney BASS and T. d jennings also all the
said lymans Household aud Kitchen Furniture OF every de
serption the premises, occupied by him. aud
ofwheh IA very in part OF fine mahoRa
tables chairs and sofas beds and besoajs carpets mir.
&c aud one fine PIANO The sale of the ron estate
VIII take place near the premises respectively
mencng al the tenement occupied by Mckinney Bass aud
the personal property VIII be sold at the tenement occupied by
the said Lyman
rthhsrhe real estate will be sold upon credit Of six
twelve and eighteen mouhs for equal instruments OF the pur
chase money secured by negotiable notes satisfactorily
dorscd and with The interest from the day Of sale and tho title
Will also ho retained further security until the whole uf tho
purchase money shall have been paid The property
except to small amounts Will be sold credit of four
months, for negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed
JNp L. GOGGlN. Trustee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-29
- 49,
4 Mem COuuiU.

The Editor of. the Abingdon (Va) Democrat,
now sojourning in Richmond, writes to his pa
per that "a project for new county,to be formed
out of porous of Russell, Scott and Lee will
pass this General Assembly. 1t will be named
Uise, in honor of the Governor elect"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-29
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.


DEC 2s-J Lyon. city; NJ l. Holt Liberty j Austin
Farmvilc: White Hales Ford, IL Clifton, college,
R Richarson Princeton Wheeler d. + II Austin Pr
Edward w II Childrcss, do; shcbcr Montgomery NJ Il
Carter WythcyHr Miss Pierce Wilmington & u II
Buckner y + Il ~ Prescott Baltimore J y Crockett
Wyhevile DR. Capt Jas PcttigreW, q I X - 81,
rel, Halifax Price Fineasto Miss Price d" II
Booth. Franklin X + Lancaster, Fincastle NJ Il White
NASHVILLE. Tenn; / Gualney, Bot Springs } Parish, "a
lem Il II Bailv Warrenton, W Duncan, Haze
Ford J NJ Harris, Bedford c W Caller, Princeton, "
hapinstall, do II T Williams. Adams Cos Express; J NJ
Graer Pulaski Chiffon, Liberty / Williams ythe
vile Christian city Richards, Henry Wilkinson
Packet Boat n c Frazier. cTty VIM Hannah ely ii
Walker city DfJ Steptoe, Bedford Perkins, camp
/: III RAJ lin
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-29
Luier from Neric0.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec 27.--'rhe steamer Texas,
from Vera Cruz. with Mexican dates to The 18th,
has arrived, Alvarez has e,igncd aud gone south.
Comontort succeeded him to the Presidency, aud
appointed new Ministry.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-29

WAsnISGroN, Dec EFT Eis reported here
that the Government has lately been Put IN pos
session of documents from Texas which will pro-
badly lead to the urres, of Parker H. French
for certain crimes heretofore alleged against
him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-29
uDos,IuvE SALE OF HOTEL runNu

= TURF AT AUCTloN--on Thursday morning the Sd
January commencing at 10 O'Clock will sell ut the Cv no
tel the entire stock Of Furniture Fixtures &C. belonging
thereto the whole of which has been purchased within The
last twelve months II OF the most modern style well kept and
embraces every article apperaning To Hotel keeping viz.
Parlor Furniture Sofas, Mahogany Chairs, Mirrors Rocking
Chairs Carpets several sets Cottage Furniture about 30 Hair
Mattresses single and donbe-Cotiago Bclsteas Cahneta
Shuek Mattresses ddng, Carpets, Washsanda, TabeA
Wardrobos Windsor and Office Chairs Table Ware Dining
Tables, Cooking Range, Cooking Utensils, sc, &r
Terns-l'nder $50 CASH 500 months ap
proved paper. G. Il. PHELPS.
&c
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-29
spUEEafO s..s.INs!s, Amherst Coon,y.

sesE.,as,ss s,,SESssS, Amherst SOoniy.-Iho
h5 subscriber axes fills method Of Informing his friends anu
me bubble generally that his rates for the season are Lou
single day and 81 Der week children unaer IL years Old ana
fTantS half price He ready for the reception OF WIS.,
e>aud Hiters himself that he is prepared to st
S lion shat may visit these Springs lie soiIstS the
rei'Ge Of his frien's and the public generally r
If .,-lawts JOIN =. M IL.
VELVET s'ieANs. Boirc Ani;quc trin'-
MlNG-MoIRE ANTIQUE CLOAkS, Velvet 3Tih'
uutlg-CLOTH CLoAKS More Antique Trimming; =,
~ have the above in almost every color ana ~ pfi'e, from
call Gno, > ,yl GEo NJ RTCKFR & co
A RTEfUR GRABOWsKX, Professor OF An
a GIkHr AND MODERN LANGUAGES, Iynchbufg, y
Nay he feund at aiessrs Payne Christians Book 'tere
dec !.If
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-29
I,ru-rEr'. SALE or yALUAn,.E ncn,

postpc"eneni -owing to the iuclcmcncy of the wealth
err the above sale sposponod until Monday the 3ts inst
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-29
FIJI NER AL NOTICE.

The funeral sermon Of the late WILLIAM W CAnfIi WI
he preached Mt Fourih Methodist Church. on next SAD
"a'n, at II O'Clock.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-29

100 OnO AonEs var.

! OUSV1VVVV RANTS WANTED-As Land War
under the law. being issued am anxious
buy large quantity for which will pay tho highest
kot price IN CASH.
will attend regularly tho Courts of Appomattox Camp
bell Amherst and bedford and occasionally Charloei and
Will always the best prices for warrants Any who may
have them will please apply To me before selling
prosecute. usual all claims for bounty Land Reyolu
onary Claims any claims against the Government Of tho
United States (le 7.tsl G1lAs. W. sTATHAM.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-29

Negroes at Auction.-On Tuesday Morning the Is
y January, Will sell Market street Mt 10 o'clock, n
Negro Woman aud Children two likely Girls Man, good
farm hand, and likely boy. G. L. PHELPS
I liam,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-29

NTUEEtE--N'Erocs Tor SnIe--I VIII CommI7
"a soncr of the Circuit Court Of Nelson county sell to the
his hest bidder. Nelson Courthouse, ON WEDNESDAY,
the I'd day If January next, kcly GIRL AND BOY, on
credit four months the purchaser to give negotiable
facorily endorsed
the day following Fabcr's Mil, In Nelaon county,
will sell TEN NEtiKOES, for cash, consisting Of men, women
and children Persons desiring to purchase likely negroes viii
do wen to attend these salos.
dec l7-dNctlsi ian ALEX. FITZPATRICK.