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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-19

EURS! FURS! FURS!-D. REQUA, No. 22S
j. Bowery .oes call to elanins bis splendid stock Of
FURS ard FANCY GOODS consisting In part Of Mink Stone
hsrten Fitch Black LynI Mountain hsrten French Sable
Cspes Victone Nuts and CUFFS White Black and BRO vn
and Fancy Hats End Caps and entirely style Velvet
Hat very roh for boys Beaver and Felt Bernen, Lsdes
1jtns Hns he
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
o. the Csrhiy OF hewYosk, hereby svss ~
rerscDs against Is LIE
a. Newly OH c.rGmsa dess~ed 20 pesnt the sane VIII
ueb.rs ID. the Sub Aer the Office T. keshsu,
Nc 70 Nsssu ct in the city of New orb b.ssrs
twenty ff dsy OF MAY Dsed, Ne~York he NH day
Of Move nlber. 1855 hARNEl FEET, Adm nscsssor.
Mi lsvtmW.
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BANK DEPARTMENT, STATE or NEwyoRK.
ALBANY. Dec IL, 1855 )
THE ONTARIO COUNTY BANK phelps

hss this ssy in this no,lse Of he sppootnsn,
Of tb bErROPOLIrAN sNK in the CITY OF NsvYork,
,F'ht for re redemption CT n cu sting notes essee 70
the entitled AD amend the several reanst To-
eororsd BsDks Bsnsiag Asocis ioos Todyd1. Sank
ers," bsssed April II. ls,i.
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the County Of NewYork, notice 10 hershX nysn 20 Al
persons having claims against WILLIAM DJSOtS late o.
the CITY New York pspof ifea,er deesased "a
present the with vouchers thereof to the oc. Of Sell
Coz. Egg No. 50 John street in the City Of NewY on
before the Ont day julie nxDsted the sev
eutesnth day ofOeceuiber, 1sS.
CHARLES C. hERC liant, Sole Acting Executor
di9 iag6u,W
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B.ys plrAsIMtsr. srArE OF s,w YlsKl

de-, 81 70 this ficA notios of The the
hEThorOlirAN BANk OF tie City Of NevYork q, agent
for the red upticp o. Us ci,culsitg gether With
vocation 81 the stporment q r. r JAMES spch ssen
asre able to the ,e' LIED Al SC to smsD1 the
Resting 20 lncorp Banks soaking Assocl md Ind
vduh Banker" passed April ~ 1851.
~. s JHOONMAKRR superir .enden.
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In PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYork notice Is hereby dyeu 10 I'll
persons having claims against SAMUEL WATKINS ass 81
the City merchant deceased 70 gresen. s sar.s
Nth vouchers thereof the subscriber at his saice No ~
Greenwich st. In the City Of NewYork on or before the
tw.nysiyth day Of February next Dated New fsrh ne
2lss day Of August, 1855
,ps2 I.xsmW ELIZABErH WATKINS, AdIninlstsstztx
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
OF the County OF NewYork notice hereby given ell
persons having claims against MARYR SUDAN late eftAs
City deceased to present the same with vosebs
thereof 10 the subscriber the Office Of william j. Hospiu
No a. Wslst In the City Of New York before the
fst cav of June pext-Dsed NewYork tbs sh day Of No
vember, 1859. ALEXANDER VAN hENsSSLa6k,
NIL lav6nW Administration ~'th vii annszed
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nIVIDEND.-Tbe Board of Directors of the
~ HOWARD INSURANCE. COMPANY have decla,ed
Dvidens OF FIFTEEN per cent psye5le aud sfer MON
DAY. the 81 day Of Decenber, Now g. 1855.
HENRY A. OAKLEY, Secretary.
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painis, Oils, @lass, &f.

DRIDGEWATER PAINr-Toe bes, artce
- lposr e ,oof. of bruse, d'ch- sse e1''ems OF vs
a.. ,c,ion 81 be a, o.paers For ~ IRE C)hPfs
No. 90 NA,ers.
(<OBUbN's EXTRA OIL for Ma>hiDety ADO
~ BDr.ins pssse6 hy A1y othot. Il buns hnbsnIy
md lss WIN sorr lnscbney sod A
No or and 30 p'ODo0need By engineers sod e.ses We
Asve ussd hr maDy ys'L For sale N brs - 70 t<cst
49, " JOIN y. QUINCY, No. q w1m.a-a
TE sSUP a. G o -
J PAINS OILS, WINDOW GLASS, &C.
saykCa and AMERICAN ZINC PAiN1t.
ssoIe So. Les Water a., Tea.ye~s.
OIJRE zinc PAINTS.-rHE PASSAIC MIN.
il mo AND MANUFACTURING cohpAHY s.vins
ss,, eecsed extensive W0rSs In Jersey Cy feI The
Azure Of DRY White Zinc and White se CoorsS Una es,ns
sr prepxJeS 70 e1scus Thick "Ite Zinc bsaper1o
.y brr on American paDrfesue, and eongs-e' isvosoJ
Win de best quality Of PreIA Por nae 90 Asorsts Ss
""e HasSrss a soUIFR. No 81 cOertssd.st
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AFFAIRS ~ KANSAS.

Kansas FREE STATE CONVENTIONAL correspond
EFT Of The 81. LOSrs iHteihgeHer Wi Is ss filoTs;
ToPEx. X. T noo0, oct. q, ISIS.
MEssRs EDITORS: roe Free state Convent N OF
Kan, as holGiTg a. Topek4, oss las' Journei uht
Nondsy mornirg 8, o'clock. The BASIN 50 IS yet
mostly In : hands OF com 1it'ee. who have not na-
tured their reports, and stqueo l there mas oeeh
tic b. fore The coLyen ier OF lupor anc-. las piI
ing resolution va ln,Oduced giving se1t 'Nniu
The rails Mrs ClAIince Chapman "a repors Tor ne
Kansas IRf,Uig ,ncrr she being the re Il ne editor
Two or three votes were taSen on The resodu)a aId
smsndu ent-. On DIVISION IL was : tie, the cnNf
throwing casting vo e for the Lady Ayes a1d ooe.
b II calico the SYN. atby tr re lady u,1ed-ei i and
eighteen V, ted for ssio 20 urteen sg8inst.
Animated dlscn, on arV-e yesterday Oh 4 rss)Iu-
ton INTRODUCED b. Mr. Delsh,y Of Leaven~Octn,
,dtor Of me Territorial Regis,er.l iicoTsIng The
Ks1sss Nebraska bill and falling b4ck on he slutts
sveuicnty pIinciyl.. T. lis Sas effort 10 rase De
ts aLd Den Otratic issus .Id resulted 10 COZ siec
able q teIca ion. Dr.. Russell OF La FreucA 80 roe
uosi prom opyo er Of the s)uu"n aud cSnleaiei
hat by adopting the r-sOiuf, h- Conversion Fo1d
10, cny lnderse y otiecti oable iaur~ OF that bill,
ba, rei,e qua-tion The authority u ConSnSS' %
whcn l. gas tie intention Of he people OF NJ. Terri
tory 10 sp,eal Am-utmeuts aud counter'resoiulions
fooa I'd zach ct1,r in rspii Succession al one tine
The wtole matter w.s lad on the t-b e, but i was
sled up a. the af;eu oon OF !est-rday and m>ee the
80. col husiu,f Tor n'X' ihirsisy'
GRE,r lXclrlNlNr a. DuSIPHAN-rHE WAR CON-
xESclD.-Wv AXE The following f.on TIL Sqsai'er
S0r,rOgR extra:
We lean from Mr.. Newman OF D1niphau TIA;
Samuel Collins Of nat Oace a. killed this tnorni1g
about .utrise by Pat Lau hin. A. TAR az We havs
been abb 70 cam TIE cifcum-t4uces are "a tollo'-
Mr. l.. ug bin r., er'ly msde az exposition OF the
midnight organization * sing amorg the Ab0ioa'
i,is 10 the Territory called the Grand Euct npment
AND Il .iueIts of n g h snsss Les oa Collins, Il
sfem- was cOonel OF OF the regiments end det-r
ninsd 10 force Mr.. L4ughlin 20 reta ton Or klI
HIM. In accrrdzLce m TING cete min1t on ne IA
some ttere brother AbOoLis procee led ths mora
ipe 10 .ees ont Mr. L-u. him d-mauded az ia
oasfsd traction of lis recent coD'es-iJ ID, and upon
Mr l. 3 re'usink 10 maze bly, coac -seiou ~ha'ever,
Collins imnedis. ly snapped bis gun at m Lt1gn
liz arc ih,I fired az bin. out or,a atey ne weapon
" ss turred aside by spectator. NJ Laugbln tnen
drew sGeyolSer fled on lis oppoaea', klias hin
instantly.
We regret 10 learn that Mr. l.. was d,ngerousy
burt in n e coIflr By knlf TOuud in The si1e. We
sIe also informed ths, his friend, Mr. Lynch, mem
Ger OF the Prc>avery patty, was @ouuded II he head
BY The dischsrge of quo
Thu. II IL ths, the hsht 90 long tslkei about has
be- I'D ano j. 10 be hoped that It % not be dscou-
in ued until Kama T,irl'ory is nj Of THIS higher
"a. and bood thirsty ST Of negro Il e7es sad out.
laws
.4icsi.oa Oct 81 l2s5
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LATER From TEXAS.
F,or n, Neu- Orl.an, p.eaysn. y,t. 4

Froz The Nez- Orlsan, Ptedysns NJ. 4.
The steamship Charles Morgan, Csp- Place ron
ILcauols end Galveston, arriv ed ibis morning. BRING
j. san Antonio papers If the 18th end Austin OF the
25tl ult., Galveston 10 the lst inst and number OF
other exchanges.
The San Antonio Tran of the 25th has the fol.o~-
ing:
Our correspondent a. Eaga Pass in private dis
patch remsrks that Gen. Iangberg hiss s.sed tue
mer, bants this side OF the Rio Graude - rase sub
sclpton 10 pay for The dameg yes done by tie Dapng
of The city Fiedra. Negres and Eeusrks the, tns
very town is built mostly and suppOrte- by pluaGer
received t ON the east see Of the Rio Gr.nde.
The headquarters Of the army have been est4b-
shed in cur city for the las. few end nznbe-s
OF Il United States baggage wagons may be seen
daily arriving and cepartir 2.
The Ga!re't0H Aers Of the 1T has he following
Nearly al ,xcIsngvs iron the interior spesk OF
sharp ross being experienced IN various parts OF the
country. Tie weather Ia Galveston fcr -evera, DAYS
pat hss BEEN unusually mid for tbs season Of the
yeeI.
Mstsgoraa county has been vi-ited during the past
wick with s,ne severe weather end lAe Chronicle
save muca Of tie open cotton doubtless besen
IRON the bot. thus scattering the mesSer proceeds OF
TIRE planieI lGbo-s tor the season TO the boserous
gaze.
A ter dated Houston, Oct 81, to The GGleego.
Neus, seys:
The p:ospe,, learn. Of ne srgar-plsnters in the
81 joh ing county s Haitenng
lie cotton crop e being rapidly gathered ami
brought 70 msrAet. Our far ninS community seem in
gh sp.rIs. lmu.isr.1-s ore coming In oy the lans
rUU'.s.
~ Galrs'tOH Ners speaking Of the extension OF
tie Harm. W. rsilroaG, says:
From the txertiOus "a -ly mlfe hy the counties
vest of The BRACES. W. have lr'e do7bi before az.
otter year IL read al be exslGed 10 toe Colombo
flYeF
Major NeieLbor, -ri,ing 70 Gov. p ase, SAYS there
Is prOsl Of some tr Lh)e Sih the nnr,i ern CO.
uBL hes, bnf seem. 20 aLtirisa'e al attack on me
iIoLl.er 80 le-s, vLO ar wholly uupro.sc.el.
Ger. Smith has connani. ered to Gov. Pease al
Cfcial order Icm ne headquarters OF the tEray en-
uIcing ASi lie se,on- regiment II cavalry Jeer-
cen barracks Ill y-Ocse1 By across ne coun.
n: to fVr hekna1 70 be there dsoosar Of by tue eon-
nsnoins general Ct the department OF Texas.
II G0E-1les IRq4ircr OF toe 27i nit reOor.. de-
Det;inl W. s:her fer he sest two Teeks and says:
No'wlbsandtg tie worms, rslns, ro', &c i: Is
Tow se,'reIiy sdDi tel iha; Desriy every ons 9il
make - n1ca cor On a. Ne conveniently leg ont
JAs tc;or.o AerecG'e say- iaTgs bOJy OF b. lnlr-
CTS ca ass 81 discovered u he aOpsI par. CT Us
wees -o1n;y, sn1 ads:
We ssF - Hale -:s~:ils s5eCirsrs rsl &c So a.
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MURDER BY ROWDlES.

Tie zane Of the young m.n sho died suddealy &C
Sunday morning at the residence Of his psr.u,s cor
yer e S@venty second rrset and Bocminsdsls road,
apd r. u the resu OF violence. 10 Russell EDDY and
20. "Ader," as Tolored in TIE TRIBUNE Of tbs
uo.birg. ltnow ms hat Mr E;dy was steadns
political mtetirs in tie T~erty second ward, %
Frtay evetEg, the I'd inst, or which ocees, N be
gave full expression TO BIS Arae-can sentiments, Be
beng temtd Know Nothing.
After the meeting adjourned be ler quietly S%
b ne. bat on he ssy be @as ove1skes a. ~ ALLEGED
by . Psng OF :cr,ign nal 81, who without p-ovoes-
non Upon and bea, him most flightfuy about he
head, breast ara s6don.en. He, however, rn,nsget
% ress rome, wtele be lSeered till Sunday mOrnus
sLd dec. 4 short ua,e b, fore his dea.h 1r Edd!
iet much better and thought Of dressing himself 70 70
down town.
seq. however, be grew wo'ss and died shortly e.
'ervsr, il . 'bOugh from ln'erna injuries. COrOns
Hitter hos been bo'fed and Is TO make thorough 10
vestga'ior, WREN the rho.e facts In the $50 vi
pfohaby IL developed TIE parties who commits
tie murder ere sat large, bat il is stated taat thsi
are knOyn. The police SIC OF the leOk ou. of Len
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the hind rom he miDes Of Pennsylvania o. Indisns.
ana the qusbti'y is aid {, be ir-1osusaele.
The Ronstos Telegraph Is inclined 20 the opinion
.h.: an sv. rage crop 81 cotton viii he m.6e in Texas
Th- same psrer mentions tnN Thomas afh7ck, eel.
is now making . seolem-nt in Wasiiag'oa 0oun'y,
sbout ,ev, niy miles from Hous'on wnere &c sil esGao-
Ish Sd extensive ortcll,ursl farm, snd ads
Mr. Ati,ck tas doue more than any o her man -
improve the fiui OF the sOut. aud will De IN 'et
valuable acquisition 10 the enirs S,se. II IA reported
TIA, he intends 10 fence ii esire trsc, snd about
three hoYsal acres, probably for the benefit Of the
psstursge 81 keeping Of stock az home and ia sen
l.. @or
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New York Chamber or Commerce.
THE usUnY LAWS.

THE USANf LAWS.
special meeting Of the Chamber OF Commerce was
held In the Mcrci Bank at O'Clock yesterday
afternoon for tie purpose Of consdering memorial 70
the Legia'uIo in reference TO repeal OF Chs usury
laws
Mr.. BiRsrow as chairman OF the eonimittee report.
I'd that they bad taken the matter into careful cons
deinioD and he would submit at this time draft Of
lie tmorial lie remarked that the memorial might
Iostiby contain zone avtrments which those
qua uted with the ,ubjcct might not fully untcrsta1d;
but there WAS no statement In II which the committee
vac not fully prepared TO sustain. But, ha the
orhl would probably he referred 20 committee he
dd not consider II necessary 10 into detail Al each
point
br. BARkTow now read the menofiul Wbich was ~.
oeiyc6 and adopted by the Cbtmber. then novel
that II be properly executed, and transmitted to tho
legislature through the committee that reported IL.
Tht meeting then adjourned. The memorial will 10
forwarded IL fc1 DAYS.
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AaOT1uH OcToorsaHias GosI--nisi the 18th In
ttAn' is1bcf DAVIS, Bq., ssei ~ ysAra, brother ~
the late Hon Judge Davis B@i0rging 10 the past hs
ever retained ha intsfet Ia tbs prssent. Nm neatly
probably never ap.it 10 community on. vho,
throughout hbg life. vas more general fasorts. Hs
bad always read the latest toS and beard Tbs latest
news He vas slsAia = kini and Agrssabls word 10
every one Who was Ifsfsni, ard sbsaf every she
hhssnt In early LIFE, having served aprrsniios-
mess and In connection With The late IrAh toiuax as1
oihsfs, bscems large pfeJEisof ~ real estate. tor
ssstfal hs abs ugftse of The Dston Atbs
and rsuttr 81 others ~ our most assfa oa-
tutons Iatsfiy To.1sstty bot limited means, he has
lived In oomJsst,s fstrsmsnt bB, bsiihu misfsftsss.
bsratsnsnt ~ bEs lad any po-sf 20 nbsts bis native
,if6cliy sn1 etssrialrsU. hrs Davis ~ the
TIRE surviving Dfignki nsnsrs 81 The xasss1kassss
tssbsfir AnoslatlfB ia connection 9th tbst issu-
ts'bn yas crHnsntfd slIfT ysafa ago. nls veil knsvs
that TIE fsesassi an in,ms,s ysr,Snsl frtsni az
Itnsl Wsbsisr. That uiusirsops sisisssh e.fiest~1
tle eopd volume ~ hs putlshsd votis 90 Mr. Davis.
We coy Lso- the language used W M webster. 80 10
10 ons of the uosi beautiful trbsiss o. frsEAshp 10
cur language
IlnR1 1Ilos 70 rHs Hyoo.p y0irsr TO Issa1 r. Dsvss
Bg-k, Dear tr a EARN private frsndsbip bas sss
siifsd between for hail our lives, isisraVssd ~
BntsvtTd oscHrf.uss sbs never fof . fnonsn, eoSbsg
ihto iDdfsfstcs ~ this fflsncsLip the ~
gsh hst plbs.s - mo- vsh 70 issys N 30, spanr-
tLosiscgsHsni nsefib~ this volume o. ny sp@ssh.s
10 yoO. IasIrt NEnxrns.
Gfbsrsl isiBr o. Fsptgr for n. lsst qsar<r ef
tory Jroninsut DsHoeratc poi,iei.n o. Hsn,<rdss
dsd at bis rssfsnes IN rismln g'on ~ yfsy iass
within The ls,t issnty Eve yssrs hs vss sisvsssd W
hs i'ho- riiinns 70 various positions q hon.r sse
pteft. Dating that g~rIod he .ss . nsmt<r ~ bssh
hsnthe~ ~ tho Me- Jsrssy I>riss'srs, C-ts - sss
enuniy sBe hspFsssHtsts. % C1DKfsss fron tks fErA
Csbgrsssisnai Llsirie.
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Dsss,u.siys rvYs in IL Hoy.


AL NtffkkN@ lNhTlNN ~ -EtH1 6iStfFSfs
fFun. ihs f< her OaIsits jan u
Asrs ttsls sui 81 s'siptE this m0fnnz 10 the oA
.ta<.n ~ n ~ eutlss ~ kf sFumiHon prtntng
n - nl~ Grta. Hsraisj sni NJ. FrDsy, tobsooo.
So 81 eb sFtsan sssh vsy gaiA All ID. stores Aof
,ists htv.n sil sfIssi and bsss's xrccsy s.s
sEfBsly sonsuu.d
gL. GasfD ffcs spi Lioes stsFsd asstru -'ion,
uso,s tl.y .s s.vfsly thfsstsBst ss1 mach ~ ibs
w. nj ff,srss esrs4 cut - snesssisr sfrsseh
iHgpB
III. s,es. we're nosily ,svss. thosEh In = tsnswsi
fsuatn n. streets bng foaf . "a isehss ss.p VIA
tlib ~.
- n,.s vsfs isst, afy p@rsons ssrsossy
HlUfsd.
H.. atsl, .urro.sA 80 y ID. vors n sssgs. Main
ttfsss Irss.nts . 6ssolsts srrssssScs
1hs iossss ssb u ssssrissse " bs eonfas
slou - tls nm snt % oi0-s - kef % srposrs
hts a. &C. IsTfow lDss4. La % g., --- hfy-Ssy
. k.lssr, sFf scS's tle.tg Gotffsy, dfy Es.fs 800
.asasis Flnsfs tost sEa s-err stsrs, a. 1co fo,s.
nsB's grsesfy. GOO AnBiss ys-sl'y stofs, ~ 90,
NcFgsn JstlsoB. try gods o. 90, cisast-t Af.rs,
bsA-sis, 5000 tous'osA . dry ss-4s, 5000 bsf.
h@r eIsx sife o. 90. Heyeid trin,lDx oscs. $50.
Irsts, Ssnsss 10 Tsm1vsi, 800 iIs-ss ffeesry 70
rovsI srt1. ksnrrs Jsvsiry as srsss, t1o pa.
nsy, telse<sris, s10S nsss ssiinsi~s are lnrsf'
ss', sre as Isss 'nsisssv " ~ syassg'
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The New Prohibiiory Liquor Law.

AN ACT FOB THE SUPPRESSION or IyrgxpgRAscg.
The people OF the State OF New York represented In
ssnate and Assembly, do enact as follows
Sec Intoxicating liquor, except hereinafter pro-
vided shA not be sold kept Ter sale with intent
70 be sold, by any person. tor himself any other per
SON, In any place Whatsoever shall be given asay
except ~ med cine by physicians pursuing tho prac-
tce Of medicine bu slnsss, for sacramento
poses be kept with intent TO be given away in any
place Whatsoever except In dwelling house in vhicn
or 10 any part Of which tavern store grocery bus
ness once, chop, boarding victuaiiug house. or
room for gambling, dancing or other public
or recreation, or publis room OF any Kind, is kept
nor shall II be kept deposited In any place
.xhatsosver except in such seing house, above
scribed, In church. place OF worship for
mental purpose or in place where either chsmi.
CAL mee ehanca medicinal art, requiring the use OF
liquor is carried regular branch cf business or
while In actual ransportaAn fro place TO another
or stored In warehouse prior 20 it's reaching the place
OF its destination This section shall not apply TO laor
The right 10 sell which in this State h given BY aay Law
or treaty Of the United States.
Sec 2 Any citizen who is elector OF the towa or
ward In which he intends to sell intoxicating liquor
hereinafter provided, may apply TO the couaty dge OF
the county 10 which said town ward 10 situate Ia
TIE city OF New YORK to the Court OF Com P.a for
permit.so sell pure and unaduterated liquor, for
chsnieal, chemical or medicinal purposes, anc
nure wine FOR sacramentai use; and upon such
Eradication, shall make aHdavit before sal Judge
ar court setting forth the town or warI, aod
n.rtieuisrly des .ribng the premises and placs IN
Which he Intends 10 sell such liquor, and declarng that
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Burton gave his audience great bill last evening
comprising comedetta, drama only twenty
four hours old and two Of his best stock farcos tn,
conedetta Is entitled the "Ha!ance OF Comfort
has inst been imported from london The story very
simple and not startHngly original Mr.. aud Mrs. Tor
rington (Jcrdan and MISS Rsynond) having married
without being in love- have separated smcably he 70
the world, she to piange into seciusion. After
two years a. souos abe is quito pleased to be able to
offer shelter TO picnic party caught In shower; and
receives unconsciously two ridiculous admirers, who
believing her TO be widow pay their addresses to her.
While they in the house Torrington returns, and
quizzes Ills wife what he calls secuson: she retorts
with spirit and insists his calling himself her brother
and keeprg up the deuson Of her wdowhood, under
pain Of leaving the house Several funny
between forrnston ard his wifes lovers, who conade
their passion and their rivalry TO him; till Torrington
tired of the mystfcaton goes out pretends 10 fight
a duel, and to be wounded In. the leg. Hl, wife Il
shocked at the sight that she relents Instantly
acknowledges him to be her husband and the peco ends
Parts Of tho dialogue amusing but others pre-
tentlsus and duh Miss Raymond was sprshtiy as Mrs
Torrngton, and Jordan carried of the husbands part
with good deal Of spirit
The drama, though entitled on the BILLS /" capital
domestic drama bears strong internal evidence Of
French origin, and seems 10 have been written for
Boune. The plot belongs to the pathetic school which
that eminent actor has rendered 80 popular and though
Yankee servant Hezekiah soutc has been norcala.ed
TO the down East business, aud all the Amo-
rcanzcd, do not think the disg use impenetrab BILE
The story IL follows: Mr. Eastman old gentleman,
Gsher) has only daughter Mary (Mss Raymond) who
falls in love with Engshman named Ianghorn dol
mani snd under circumstances not explained leaves
her fathers house The father curses her In his fury
leaves his home loses his partially and goes to
live in q hut under the assumed name Of Old Adam.
After much delay, Langhorn obtains his mothers con-
sent to marry Mary Eastman and be and Mary And tho
old man, and, by ar'Hce, bring him back TO his hoDe
and induce him 20 revoke his and TO their
union. The plot, will be SEEN is slender tho sue
cess OF the piece IL duo 10 the emotions awakened by
the distress and frenzy Of Old Adam. In fact, tho
whole piece rests upon his shoulders We bound to
FAY that Mr Fisher proved himself fully competent to
assume 20 great responsibility, and during tho whole
OF two long acts, almost without movement, and GER
tanly without the attraction OF doubtful denouG msnt
epchaiGed the attention OF the audience In manner
that reflects the highest credit on his ability. He did
not miss OF the many beautiful hits which reveal
tho delicate hand Of the French author, and was
throughout judicous, artistic and effective or the
other parts Il is unnecessary to speak they were the
merest accessories.
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Marine Annlrs.

BARK FLIGHT AsnoEE-The bark Flight, Capt Cal
houn, from Charleston for tn port, ashore on
Rockawny Beach at i. NJ on Wednesday. She lays
al out mile and half TO tho west ward OF the wreck Of
the Montszuma, and bali mile west OF New Inlet. She
went on at the top Of high water during dense fog aud
Mt last accou nts had all sails set with wind OH the land
She will probably be got oil after dehArgug part Of her
cargo Assistance has been sen. 10 her Ia steam light.
eIs, &c. The Y. built at Somerset by j. II. Wood
Eq, ia two old, ard Of about $50 tons bur,hsn
and is owr ed by, and 'nsigned TO Durham Dmou OF
ths city. She is mostly insured In Wall street.
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