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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-10-03
AMERICAN COUNTY TICKET.

Judge of the Court Of Common Pleas
SAMUEL w. BOSTWlCK!
State Senator,
JONAS D. CATTELL.
Representatives,
CYRUS MENDENHALL,
DANIEL McCURDY,
Sheriff,
JAMES Fl. BLlNN.
Coroner,
ROBERT MCINTYRE
County Treasurer,
JOHN McADAMS.
Commissioner,
JOSEPH b. AlcGREW.
Prosecuting Attorney,
JAMES NJ. SHANE. ,
.a County Recorder,
GEORGE BEATTY.
Director of County lnfrmary,
JOHN HARTFORD.
County Surveyor,
WILLIAM SlMERAL.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-10-03
Wins oyster Salons & Confsotioary.
FOURTH aiGkLT, orLuBESvILLE

WM. WINN beSs leave to inform the
" public that he has fitted up his Oyster Sa.
looms, and will commence serving the public
in that line, Oh Saturday evening, Sept. 90
having sepera apartments, parties can partake
of refreshments without being in any way in.
truAed upon by others Pigs Feet sauced !;
Cakes, candies, etc. cigars Of the choicest kind,
etc. L
Remember the plate--Ftst Confectio nary
south Of the Morton hotel Tables set during
all reasonable hours, and every attention given.
oct. 3-2t WIN. WiSN.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-10-03

lust opened, the largest, best and cheap.
- est stock of Fall and Winter Goods ever re.
ceved in this city, comprising all the newest
styles Of Ladies DRESS goods Shawls, Eui.
broideries Hosiery, cloves, Mitts Mil and
Swiss Edging, Irish Linen, Diaper, Table
Cloths, silk and Linen Hdkfs, French and En-
glish cloths aud Ca>simeres; Plain and Fancy
Veeliug; Saltinets, Tweeds. checks. Tcknys
Muslin all widths, qualities and prices.
Persons wishing goods by the yard or piece
will find it greatly TO their advantage by call
ing at this house before purchasing their goods:
oct. 5. Fl. e. GARRETT, Third ST.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-10-03
REPUBLICAN STATE TJsKET.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
For Governor,
SALMON P. CHASE.
Lieutenant Governor,
THOMAS H. FORD.
Judge of the Supreme Court, five years,
JACOB BRINKERHOFF.
Judge Of the Supreme Court, one year,
CHARLES G. CONVERS.
.5 Auditor of State,
FRANCIS NJ. WRIGHT.
Treasurer Of State,
H.. WILLIAM II. GIBSON.
Secretary Of State,
-. JAMES II. BAKER
Attorney General,
FRANCIS D. KIMBALL.
Mcu,bor Of the Board of Public Works
ALEX. 6. CONOVER.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-10-03

Dg~We ask the attention of our read
ers to the advertisement of H. H. Ryan
of Pittsburgh in another column. Mr..
Ryan is man of indomnitable perseve-
rance, and one of the most enterprising bu-
siness men in the country. Twice in four
years, his cabinet and chair manufacturing
establishment has been reduced to ashes,
with little or no insurance and for the
last nine months, his business has been al
most entirely suspended by the failure Of
his partner, who was engaged in another
business. Notwithstanding all, he is about
to commence again with re-doubled ener.
gy-has the largest cabinet factory in the
country, and with the aid of the most per-
feet machinery that can be found, he will
work a revolution in the furniture trade in
this country. We Recommend our friends
who visit Pittsburgh, to give Ryan call
whom they will always find gentlemanly
and polite whether they want to purchase
or not
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-10-03
WEDNESDAY, Sept. SO, 1856
mup rpuu AMERTCAN.

10. The TRuE AMrRlcAS is published every
Wednesday, in Steubenviile, Jefferson county,
olis, by P. B. Cons, and edited BY z. RAoAS,
90 the following terms:
One year, invariably in advance. 92'0O
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
0Se square l3 lines or less, 3weeks or less 81 ,0O
hysry subsequent insertion, 20
One square three months 2,SU
Ons square six months, ssSO
Qns square one year eNO O
One fourth column per year l5'UU
One third column per year SO'Oo
0As half column per year, '.ar So'OO 'O
0pe column per year, ae o0'UV
Professional and Lulsiness cards per year, S,OO
when there is no contract MAIDEN and the mum
bsr OF insertions is not marked on the cards OF
advertisements at the time they are handed in
fur publication, they will be con inued in until
they are ordered oGt, and charged by the square
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-10-03
. 10 our PATRONS.

Before we commenced the publication
Il the True Amsricun, we contracted With
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-10-03
VOLUME NUMBER Sg

ES-.hBy- Way SerEows;p the excellent
tale which we commenced last week viii
be concluded in our mex issue.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-10-03
We must Rally our Forces.

The second Tuesday of Octocer is near,
and all who are desirous of freeing our
State From the rule of the sham democra-
cy of 1855, should beat work, If every
man who is dissatisfied with the present
administration, both State and National,
will but put forth slight effort, they will
be driven like chaff before the wind. =
What True American is willing to submit
any longer to the political despots, who
now bold the reins Of government We
ask every thinking man in the tate are
you prepared to support for our State Off
GERS, men, who endorse the course of un ad-
ministTation that has become rcproach
to our boasted free institutions? The or
gans of the "sham democracy" in Ohio,
may exert all their ingenuity in covering
up its multitude of sins, but they are gra-
ven on the hearts Of people that they
will no longer be blinded by falsehood. -
The day of reckoning is at hand, aud they
tremble at the thought Of the overwhclm.
ming defeat, that surely awaits them
RALLY EVERY MAN OF YOU, and march tC
the polls on the day of tn election; aud
we must win the battle. The enemy is il
the field, straining every muscle for the
struggle. They are canvasslng the coun
ty, eudeavoring by every species of dishon
esty and Misrepresentation, to discourage
the friends of the American Republican
ticket. They are industriousIy engaged
in trying to produce the impression in th'
country, that the Americans in this city
are fast deserving their standard. But W
assure you that such is Nut the case W
areat least ONE HUNDRED stronger thai
We were one year ago, and still they come
The flames burns brighter than ever au'
will continue to Increase until not yes
tige of Medlll dj Pierce democracy remains
Up and at them, THE VICTORY Is OURS
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-10-03
H. G.. GARRETT'S,

1856. FALL Il WINTER GOODS. 1855;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-14

'rnE CAsE OF ARRHoN.-We Learn from The
Cincinnati Gazette thel on Thuslay last The Dis.
tiCl Court allowed thu viii Of tTfOf In the case Of
The State Of Ohio against Wm. II. Allison, who
was some tine ago convicted VI murder ,Or killing
q man and his wife in Cincinnati by means Of al
infeTnal machine.
The point on which lie Court allowed the writ
and ofieted new Trial is thnl Judge Finn erred
III his charge 10 lie jury by saying 10 llem, III
you 6nl tlIs defendant guilty, you must Iinrl him
guilty VI murder IN the fist tieglee." twas nOl
stated that they might convict Of mansloushlCt,
aud no discretion was eGl them in EegGhl to any
other grade Of the crime. The jury were there.
fore, Instructed 10 find a verdict III form which
the law did hot aulhotize II was tue that Judge
Finn had afterwards alluded 10 The lesser grades
VI tho crime OF murder, but II wuS hard 10 exltlct
any sense from his language on that subject.
The case was Tenladed IL the CUllEl OF Com.
mon Pleas fol a new trial,
The Gazette states thai the caSe, as It now
stands, Is nH anomalous one, In consequence VI
this ofJet Remaining 1t 10 the Couu Of Common
Pleas II cannol 80 back TO the Criminal Court,
even should that be finally decided still IN being,
The act Of The Legislature Transferring Tie bust.
ness u The Criminal CONtt h the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas is 50 defective that il may he decluIed
10 he imperative, OF Onlirely null aud void, Hr II
so ArnsOn cannot be tried by That court, So tie
case may CONE Ia he enllrGy Uut u the jutisdlc.
lion VI any tribunal.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-14
A Know Nothing Witness.


NeSSfS, WacClet Il StilhugeT, who keen res.
tnuranl anh lager beer saloon on The corner Of
Nlali und Seventh SiTeelS wtTe yesterday CITED TO
appear before Judge PtuIltH, OIL u charge OF OIL.
lowing concerts 10 take place In The third story u
their building on Sunday nights. There was much
amusement during the examination Of n wilnlSs
nuMed AdOIphUS lIceman, who proved second
Sam Weller, j.
Were you present oil Tie concert on Sunday
nightr asked The Prosecutor.
why yes replied the witness,
ibid you hear lIluSiUl'
Why, yeS.'
what kind of lnuSicl
Why, wetty good music, ! thought returned
the witness.
Il don't mean thItp said the Prosecutor -
what meant was whether il was sacttd music
or Notl'
4 uinl judge replied The witness,
did they play NallZeSl' asked the Prosecutor,
IN cOa\ing manner.
'CaN't say iepliel the witness,
'NaEcheSlt qnetled The Conit.
'Aint Judge OF EN- said Adolphus,
'tlave you tyeT studied musiCf INTERCEPTED the
Court.
why, yes
'IiOw long,
Don't remember
'0nU Year,
dispose so.'
'ifwo YEAST
'Yts.'
'Tmee-fonr yeatsl demanded the Judge.
Maybe SAID tho witness.
'And YETI exclaimed The Court, lPtlIe out u
patience, yOu don't know The difference lie.
tween sacred and other music, " a march lion
waltz
Wby you see, your ilOnOr,' responded AdOl.
plus, with imperlutbaLle gtupily, 'l'm on my
oath, aud II lakes good deal OF consideration 10
tell whether waltz is waltz, especially il IFS
played with variations. Now, n1IOlY could tell
what Old Hundred was, II il had Tie rlnLelSh.
ments put 10 it,
You will do said the Court 'YOu may sit
down.
But Judge Rlinn, who acted ns counsel for the
defense, lad no notion OF dispensing so readily
with such valuable witness al least mol before
lie had proved 10 tile satisfaction Of Tie defense nj
least, thal The concrIl was Oi the most sacred
character, aud conducted with tile most ptslSewUt'
Thy quelnesSi In shot, that II was rather promo
live Of lie peace and good otdet Of society lLun
otherwise, AnOllier witness, however, toIlieet
CunolD unfortunately fur The defendants, swOe
that OIL The night IN question he distinctly healh
The jlngliug Of gnsies aud The Stamping OI feet
half sqtafe Of, Ond thal the music Snl singing
was anything but or snnchhtd CHARACTER. This
waS ncincher, aud notwithstanding CunningIy.
popped question Of Judge Finn os 10 whether Tie
witness lad uot often heard child squat wilhthe
btilyaole al lie same distance, which was al.
milted, and the testimony VI another witness thSt
lie preferred opetatc 10 Methodist music, Tue dc.
PENDANTS were lined S. and costs eucII.-CiH. In.
quiref.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-14

How 4 TntasYr Mas GOT TWO GLlssEs AND Miro
or AtL-'WiIl you give me glass VI alv, please
SIT asked tatlet seediSh looking person with an
old but well brushed coat and almost To- shiny hot.
II was produced by the bartender, cteaniRg over
The edge Of The tuRbleF
Thank ye,' said The recipient MS he placed Il 10
his lips, Having finished ilat swallow, he
smacked bis lips, unl said' THAT is very fine Gle
--vety. Whose ISM
'ltiS llatman'S sle.'
'Ah, lIataaN's, eli Well, give US Onoihet
glass Of IT,
II was done, and holding Il up 10 The light and
looking Though il, The connossieur sad;
"Pon my wotJ, II Is SuPttb ele-superb-cleaE
as Madeira. must have some more OF lhnt.-
Give me a mug Of H. The mug was furnished,
but LeEotS putting II TO bis lps lie imbiber said;
Whose ale did you say this wasp
'llannan's,' responded LIE bartender.
TIE mug ives exhausted, snh alsV tho Yotabu.
laty OF praise, and Il ony remained for The apple.
eiaiiSe gentleman 10 say, az he wiped his mouth
and went toward The dOol;
'ElAtman's ale, isiil know tlAtmnn yety well
~ shall see him sOon, and will settle with him
fot two glasses and a mug Of his incompatible
Brew. Good Observation-Disclosures
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-14
Major naokns,

Dutinsthe attack upon jhe city Of Monterey,
General Gataits brigade entered the city, and,
af(et aleSpetale conflict In tbe sttees pushed lis
way TO AkAleSlcun battery, which opened tte'
1nehdous canR6nadS upon lie column, by which
he lost many mems Gstla1d's voice was then
heard above he din Of balllet Relite In good OF.
dekI t
Atoiot BackuS had lost seyetal nenfbut enough
had Joined him, from oSmpanies 6tokeniup Gntng
tie light, 10 swell bis command 10 a hundred OF
more. With tleZe liz had seized strong stone
building lleat the battery Whose fire had been so
fatal 10 our troops aud mounting the Hat roof hU
Instantly determined TO hold disposition. Tile fe'
tnail1eT Of the btlgals retired tol tue ellyi The
guns Of tho battery were then turned upon The
building, against Which The itOh storm lhhnleted.
slialletiUg stone and tu0tlst Ia all .dlteCIors.
l}a0kus seized q ,lhusket, aud Taking dellbetaie
aim, fired into the battery, alj, hrjiBg y withEn
reach ol his shot, he oldefet his command 10 ltOut
In afspll and steady fire. IN Q lew minutes ls
observed The enemy waNel, and then oil bill Tie
Killed aud wounded ran oil leaving then guns ull'
manned, lie then turned Ills iirs on large lotcee
WHO had taken post on tic TOOL 81 cllWIcf, y
halE'lozeli rounds SeLt them tlmBltUy 9Vst tie
sides 10 The gtound, Major Baekus llIvn descend.
ed ltOln Ills post with ten men 10 Eeeonnollet, AZ.
let passing up the street some distance, he tutlled
10 regain ls position, Jul loutd himself cut oil "
large column Of Mexican soldls1s VINO were
FaPldly advancing upon nm Here was q dllsil'
ma, 10 retreat YVES o9t o. the question: TUG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-14
~. Ysow Nothing national Convention.
SIXTH 1DAY--MoSpGY.
Cotttlp6hdelte Of tbe n. Y. Tribune.
PllLApELPltIA,,Jl ns w 1920

5e 80 III
sETKs meeting this morning amtsed Itself will
kY6a6ll1f tfeat deal ofIihdgdaton andWondet.
msb over tIs tenofts OttEe Council Ia THE I'd
bu2e, Extracts lfon lis cotfesronde1ce this
p5fhinr wetefead, and a variety OF measures sug'
sestej Tor jiscoyeiins ihe leak, lltolLet BatkeI
Of New York, pTopossi swearing each melnbet Ia
see il lie had toii any Of the secrets Of the otdet
Grn. Wilton suSgrs'ed II members would dunk
las Ilnuof and talk less freely ami loudly In pub
lilo places, they would haye less cause lot com
nlainl OH tis score. Menlbets too should be cate.
iuI tLat gentlemen whom they talk are really
lnenlLetsOl The Convention betOte they "lel! on"
10 them about what Is dOIs. Some yeEdancy tex
cusnbie, but The gteenness ofsupposlDg That every
gentlemen WHO BslopPing al ths Ilolel e te'la@
member, Is literally That Of a bG0@'nothlus. II,
nallY tle Convention appointed Cohmittee Of
Ihtes 10 investigate 81 10 how lie reports In The
rev York pspets Eot out. Lei me recommend
them 10 Judge Ednon,s's yoluplnous works YlI
SlItltuaisIl, and II tile highest authglly on We
laws Of acoustics. A few weeks careful study Of
tbtse sciences will give them an idea OF two ger
name 10 ,heii Investigation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-14
M1sCELnANEoUs.
steamll,b,ioat DISASTERS on the " es-
tern Waters,
esrEAMBo AZ III blREoroRYs

] Il - ..Agk
nav sg SisilRSSii iteiofy, which viii 81 Isspe
GeteSst iil sSsln SysS I'VE ~
INK 81 manner. Ii Wi BE- oLe Of Tie most Interesting
Mans over nGbahkd, and Will DO book that VIII he ~
lSfSsias 10 al tlae; Of people Te Stea9eoit pl' *.
tory VII contain eCCle9 ~ tgS Sn SOStGef VA
tefs ire ishyh measl sfeed aud Tonnage st Of
ssrh boat. wieie AMI Ir WHOM bull tAe nage o. tte
boat VIII s as SIZE Al'o' is ts sS 2, S %
contain History Of n6oa y ln 9a'pe
wessrn waters, sinte the lHye9lloH Of tssni siSo
sketch w s sosS sSls e sn S SWe
ThS River iIetiory will contain list and
Of alte Steamkat Disasters thai hare teeuILed o. ie
western and fouthei N S.It SNnv
sinking and exploding, OH The and We
lsSs sf{s isl NE Directory Maps q the
Ohio MississpCl, Missouri G9s, u tsa11t, Ms
aud CilieS laid down. With correct 4lso, many
other River and Co0,ne eiS ieMs6t interest tothe reg
pIc q large le book i e0llg the ghtJs O. ~ W..
Tie directory NIL also contain complete list Of ali I've
responsible Steamboat lcttd 0lfesi lLeIr places Of Ie!
,ldtlte, 10 &c HE lnw ssanIeat law ts EE9Y!Ls
boat DECISIONS w TO that ditei tue Rates I'D Import p
Commercial ptiyllsse Is q A;s9S Imrotss9!, H.
Lost aud damaged, &c. &ei With many Otker things o.
FEs directory will DO Illustrated IN The bat style and
rrhed ~ The beat manner TIE anl9T has 9r sS AeS!s
lilo hS,erous Steamboat diS1aters OIL The Western And
SoubeIp waters, and now lneHds plbIsllns them ~
book hS price, Ne worn w Be- ny, A. y I'VE l9
for lie hOaileni all others deslr0lS oil subscribing VIII
lave 10 dO&o Al oce. ss none will he printed unless Or
deed ~ adyAlee, ~ le9Ell!ns Ole dollar 70 j.. I
The work viii ID issued IL October 4tsnis AZ New oG'
leans, Memphis, ST. Louis, Louisville, Ptttblrg, wheel,
s aa CltSInl WI MAI UPON ne s " u. sV,R
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-14

tTThe balance In the National Ttsosury is re.
dused 10 eighteen and a half millions Of dollars,
being falling OF ftOm The highest point Of aecu.
mutation last September Of more than tenmlIliops
nf ,lnIIn,a -. ~.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-14

arMtJ.B D. Tool, formerly Of New York, com.
piiled suicide at SOnota W blowing OF thstOp Of
his head With a pistol. 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-14

UNIVERSITY HALL, Jtn. lib, 1850.
Tie glasies OF Mr. UedeUn have been pIe,eed TO lie
for examination, aud II is With pe,sule that recommend
Len for halelis as well az Workmanship 10 all who,
aye suEelihS oil SELECTIONS u The eye Ia BlASIUS.
Medical Councillor aud PlOt 81 Tic Bye lhlllMaTy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-14
ktlolAA on luDoE tDAoSp., orlslox.

II law may stop tie ESiri4' flow! gu
" =. AID make 1 slime Of sfi fiiStsPflhS,
Why may not Law still fdtthSr 60 :, - =. Z n
A S9a SoE tRs va ttitit istfiFf; y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-14

AN41loSaL ooSyESrtoS,o Of the sOusof Tempe
taneeisnOkihsv!,lJa l6odatIeIIOb, embracing rep
tyseuaIops ftoa all orgaoissd divisions Of slOIe''
q ,fsntstlessnJ ptoSlneesii EOthAmsdeae The
aoo6ssRiod sasofshea on Wednesday last witha
a procession and public exercises at ltIe Institute
Hall VII
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-14

CiSClSE4Tl, Match Sth, 1873
Giles o. you ~ suit oily ttals Of Yl.un, which ioui I'M
possible to elscl elsewhere, ete viii approved opticians
Of PhlAdtlpha, lave enjoyed advantages Tia. not only
aOld constant DAILY pleasure to tic eye but carr buoy
Alcy even 10 lie tplllls. have pleasure, Therefore in
tayins for the public beef htt believe your practical
klOwledle or optics and skill III your lIIe, hlls want
'''''''''' WV ~ '''' !. Il. KNAPP, N. D.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-14

II gives me psase 10 bear testimony to The value OF
SIC. le'eon's saSses. lave heen Under Tie nete.iily
tIC tSr better adal ted 10 my difficulty, than ans hive
ltsd III that they test AMI Mrenslfn Tie eye whilst all
OtlelS have paued wellltd, end weakeled nly Sight
CIRclh4ilt Oct. 10, 1851, CIR rUpP, n, H.
AlIO, r, T. RApPI MID.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-14

rns s1E1a elE esolSs pufclasel by the ely
Of Boston, At aeosl Of 5000, is still remaining
s6ttltettd In the ely sables, and hos moi b;sn put
5in Ill condition since lis arrival to be u'ei-Thls
iYthilelS osinefo Tile hostility Of SINE Of The
4.nsnbets 81 lhs BSsot oily council 10 The into
dpgGon 81 Tie .macbi1et cs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-18
ere bsving tisir picture done Iti.avulsE picture;

ere bsvfng ttsir picture done II IL vulgar pictures
TIRE cog mi bt b. uis'skeu for Wild boar.
Mr.. j. B stsarns should mis,rust thos. ache, tn.s
-scc prsdomnafe in hi. portal, Of sl.dy lNp. a..
II possible the, nature mixed the in The hsr OF the
ofiRius; but certainly they should nos appear IN shs
shadows Of TIE carnstion rbose brllsocy they des-
hoy. For he rect the general effect of ths portrait
Is satisfactory, though he head seems someShs, ex-
ssg'rAied IL proportion 10 the shoulders.
Mr.. Edssrd Mooney paints With truth. Thi- qli-
ity nakss iiielf felt ia his por'raie; feel tle
nature q the model even though il I. IS u1srt-tic s.
in No. %.
fse same remark applies TO Mr. Jeokiss-lg5l.
The Mssdslen Of ar. burlington 81 Il well
painted, but wanu originality in arrangement and
color. One could appreciate il better II il not
for tie "reminiscences suggested by subject often
bsro'ed.
TIE Arston Of Mr. J. II. Wright No. n is ike
a. the other Anszons II 9, 30 ike to see themselves
framed m equestrian costume on bsck-grouno Of
cape With the Da'erpsl Mansion in Vie distance.
M Cefsr.y bad mu N better idea ~hen he con-
eeived his pc'trsit Of lady ne II Toe sf,
hand too strong but, s,c sether It is Of the
gecd thing, in the gallery
No e.. in his uniform hss the air of emerging
from ccal-bole and OF splitting s,ms cosl.dus, 90
No. &C. the color Of which 10 tsrpished though the
details are well treated
No lss does honor 10 III. pencil of Mr.. Grcene.
Beside the portraits in oil. Of which Il IL imposi-
BILE Tor ~ to pass the whole in review there are to
be found in tie exhibition certain number Of
crayon portraits which lone l. at no loss TO presume
Why are, in general, better treated tn IN those
which are com ylicated by the employ nent of colors
Ip the first rank should notice The two exc,len.
heads Of n. p Wills and Of Gorge B.ocroft,
Nos s7l and 2i3 both perfect resembancss, aud
very intelligertly rendered. with an execution gen.
erous ard bold eud nervous pencil. Next CONES
a very fine head Of Mr.. Parks Goodwin, no. 2i91
by MIR Thomas Hicks, Who here represents nature
with sure and sklliu hand.
Nos 40 and $50, by Philip OF and Elns Cove; No.
l7s, by Mr.. Lazarus, Of very pleasing exp. es.ioa;
ard No. 967, by Mics Stebbins have some good qaL-
iies We prefer them all to t-o heads by Mr.. Dug
gan r23l and 273 which not suii ,ienty studied
and psrtake too much of the superficial faacy Of soma
Epg th artists
The psstfs are insign6c ant, il except those OF
NJ Guinnume, (i6a and 20 ~ Of which the fret. espe-
cialy i. finely and pleasngly executed. The other,
auore striking attempt would be better If the light
fell less directly in front.
The genre pictures ard landscapes We shall di'cuse
Hereafter. r. 7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-18
FROM MACKMA|V.

From Tie Sogiaas Spirit April 10
One OF the Saur u ai-carriers who arrived hers on
Sunday, furnish q few items OF Interest.
Lake Huron was quite clesr tf ice
AT Bois Blanc mine miles this s'1e OF ha;kinaw.
Point GRAY. snd other points or TAG Lake shore no
Ice Vas TO be seen. High winds had driven IL upon
the Csnsds shore -, -. 49,.
TIE Straits Of Msckinaw were still tfozsr over,
hnttbe ice was poor, and crossing unsafe ihree or
four ca,s at most would open the Strais
I'm Sunday there was floating ice in Ssginsw Bay,
Int lster accounts say none can be seen from TIE
Saginaw Light. p;vs,
the carrier found the body of nan embedded N tne
sandy shore, With bis legs and feet IN 'he e' ~,
xsrs niekipg the flesh from his bones II vs' IN
SSnSisoly ore Of the crew of the .fatsd propeller
BucephLas, which ". wrecked in the Bay i''' sen
SOD. A.. oxs,isnd routa
and was brought through BY Bai'iee Z ieoee, woo
uttered great priv alton the way. His comp
81 \, Si,n aic two Of bis dogs, surrende, ed a.
Bay B.cs then ss Sss,S ss ne v Sss .. vs
tv.lb c.y out. Battice deserves both credit saa 70
ward.