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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-15

TOHN y. KsILoGe. HENwy ~,

81 LOGG & John \. Squires, ~. james Dil Attach
meni; in ths Marion Circuit Court
BE II remembered, tira in the above entitled
pending in said Court. the said plaintiffs have this ay
filed in the nice Of the CLERK of sd Caurt an AFFIDAVIT
oi competent person. that said deindani Is a resi-
dent OF the state Of Indiana.
Said defendant Is therefore hereby titled &c The ling
aud pendeny of said complaint, and that unless e APP
pear aud answer dcnur thereto at the calling 81 said
tbs second day Of the of aid Count
To be- held 81 the Count House in Indianapolis the
hfth Monday Ia April nexi the wi be heart and
determined in his absence.
WM. STEWART, CLERK.
AZ. L.. n H.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-15

I \ Lewis :-Attacimcut in the Marion Ctrcun touIt
BE Il known that this tn day of February, A. ID.
s55. the aboy named plaintiff filed n the Office The
Clerk OF the Marion Circuit Court his complaint ami
hdayIt for attachment in the above entitled cause
with urd aking approved Of by the Clerk. and ais
the affidavit of conpePnt and disintere~ed person,
that said defendant j. not resident Of the State 81 In
diana.
Said de cndant Henry Lewis. l. therefore hereby
titled Of the filing and pendency Of said complaint
against him. and that unless he appear and
demur thereto, ~ the calling of said the second
day Of ie next term Of said Court. 10 BE- held a the
Court House in the city Of indianapolis, t.ie 5ih
Monday m April next. said complaint. and the .fnatieis
and thugs therein contained, viii be heard and cter
mined Ia his absence.
ATrfsr: WN. STEWART, Clfrk,
by JouS 4. NEw- Drn'y.
x. /. WALPoLE. AIRY for Pint. febeeli~ IN
1 RatEAMvs. Frances sa ra IA Re mn,
II Morris Reafn. Laura = Ream. Mari camIhe kean,
O-sarciia Rean. Fannie Ream and Era<lus Rcara Pc
tii0n fof Partition, In the Marion Jircuil Cour.
Be il known. that this "a day IL March. le55. tho
above named plaintiff He'd in the ofee OF the Clerk OF
said Marion Circuit Court her petition FOR I4rlan
rs sstc. su $50 an r,ifafit mat an n ssli = Ir11
ai~therei, moi residents OF the Stale of Indiana
Said defendants therefore hereby notified 81 lhc
fling and ndeney of said complaint. aud unless
they appear nd demur fhersf0 the calling
of said the second day Of the Term Of said
coun, 30 be he'd at the Conf House in nsanal,ds on
the 9Th Mon lay Ia April said complaint and the
matters and things therein alleged, viii he heard and
det<rnined In Their absence.
WIN. STEWART. CLERK.
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NOTICE or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or

~ Indiana, Marion County: Notice h hereby given
that al the January OF the Court Of Common Pleas.
Sf Marion CouBty; aief dual seteme.i Of the state
Of Susan ~ nci. deceased about the of four
dre and forty .Ollars found remaining for disfr-
button among The heirs said heirs Therefore nssinei
appear the day OF the of said Court
and prove then heirship. and receive their utiOai
share. WM. STEWART. CLERK.
Feb. q. p. -
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DoLPIrs7s X. snIrH Va. HENRY

BrELL q HAsKlLI. Plaintiffs Tor Aff'ys.
NM. STEWART. Clerk
fcll20w3w By JSo. q. Nryv. lbepsv.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-15

ID. KILG0RE,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
Approved, February 2ath, ls5s:
JosEPH A. WRIGHT.
STATE ISpaSA Ooe Of rho Secretary Of State, 10
hereby certify that the ab,,ye and foregoing
are correct copies of the enrolment hle In my
office.
IL TESTIMONY WHEREOF, ! have hereunio set my
hand aud affixed the seal of State al the city of Indian
IT,. =. apolis this 9th day Of siarch. A. ID. 1855
ERASMUS b. COLLINS,
marl4 dIt Secretary of State.
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Approved, March 4, lrjJ
JOsEPn A. WRIGHT.

AN ACT 10 authorize the re-transfer Of settlements o
deccdens' estates, guarianshps petitions To sell land
and all other matters that have been transferred from
the Common Pleas Courts 10 the Circuit Courts
count Of the Judges Of -aid Common Pleas being inter
ested back Ia said Common Pleas Courts.
SIC. !. Be enacted blythe General assembly Of the
STATE Of Indiana That any settlement Of deeedents
ntes, guaransps petitions 10 sell lands or other mat
that have heretofore been hereafter be
transferred from the Common Pleas Courts Of this State
10 the Circuit Courts account Of the Judges of said
Common Pleas Court being Interested shall
the said judges ont al Office be retansferred by said
Circuit Courts In the Common Pleas Courts unless the
successors Of said Judges shall he interested Ia the
SEc. .. IL is her-hy declared that emergency
ISIS for the Immediate taking effect Of this act and that
shall b. published in the Indiana STATE Journal and
STATE SsRinfI. and be ia force from and siier III pas
sage.
ASHBEL p. WILLARD,
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Sgc l29. There shall h. assessed and collected a. the
State and County revenues assessed and collected,
the list of properly taxable for State purposes. the
of one quarter OF a mill each dollar. There
shall also be paid by every person liable 10 pay poll
for State purposes the of twenty five cents; Pr0ri
ded, that said tax shall continue for year only
SIC. 100 The said shall be applied exclusively
10 the purchase Of township school brades under the
direction Of the State Board Of Education bat seda-
RAN work shall be admitted into such libraries.
SRc. l31. The amount Of said tn when collects,
shall be paid by the county treasurer Ia the treasurer
State at the time Of making their annual settlement and
auditor Of State.
SIC i32. The Stale Board OF Education shall, Wher
such libraries have been received the ssme 10 b.
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that desperate fight occurred at Bervla, in
that county, on the 18th ult, in which four or
five men were cut with knives, or otherwise
hurt. Two Of them, by the name of ARNOLD,
had been arrested and lodged in Jail to await
their trial at the next circuit court
0TW While . number of workmen were en-
gagged last week in putting the cupola on a
new brick church in Martinsville, Ind, the
scaiiolding gave way, and the timber, roof
&C., were precipitated to the cellar, burying
beneath them twelve of the workmen, four OF
whom were not expected to recover
OF The alarm of fire yesterday, was occa-
stoned by the burning outs the chimney of :
house on Washington Street The gallant
firemen were on the SPOT, ready TO drown
out any demonstration of the " fire king
had he been disposed tn extend his field o
action beyond the chimney aforesaid.
OF GEORGE S. BENNETT of the Cincin
matt Enquirer, has been selected by H. II
ROBINSON Deputy United States Marshal, fo
the District Of Ohio. We learn that Mr.
RoBINsoS's position as editor of the Enquire,
is to be filed by Mr. j. BRNEY MARSHALL
who has again been attached to the office.
WoMEN's RIGHrs-The bill to secure t,
women equal rights with the Steiner sex
making marriage a species of limited part
nership with private and joint property, am
securing to widows the guardianship of thei
children, has been ordered to third readin
i'm the House of the New Jersey Legislature
| OF The editor of the Louisville Jomnc
was shown on Saturday last, a counterfeit )
note of the Farmers Bank of Kentucky, S
accurately executed a. to battle the be:
Judges. The following is a description
Letter A, No. 1929, payable at Georg,
town, dated Frankfort, August 8 1854 J. |
\ Hanna, President; j. b. Temple, Cashier"
The true Democrat., 1855-03-28
BY AUTHORITY. Public Acts of the Thirty-Third Congress
of the United States,

fased at the rs session. which begun and held the CHy o Washington in the District of Columbia Mon day the 9th day of December 1853 and Monday, the Eth day of August, 1854
 FRANKLIN PIERCE, President. DAVID R. AroHIsos, Pre- sdent ot the Senate, prv tempor. BoYD Speaker Of the House of Repre- entatives
The true Democrat., 1855-03-28
AN ACT to establish certain Post Roads.

Be q ehGted ttc.. That the following be estab- lished viz:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26

June. The Russisns rnsnouvrins 10 Gu. oil ths
cemnu nicAtion between KArs and Krzeroum.
The Paris Monieu- states total number OF deaths
France thirteen months ago, as Ia, 200 up to June
End the number Of killed thso at not more thsu
9 SEQ.
difficulty bad occurred board ths Americas ship
Arr gton, st BaakAvs in which OF tho seamen was
sfot by the mate.
Macrid letters Of the 1ih msat toa that the Cortes
had adopted the bill authorizing loan Of 2So COO 900
reals end that ehould the loan not DO vou ntary sub
ssr.ted, II was, asShe end Of month"; to bscome com
puhory.
Atvices from the Cape OF Good Hope dated May l6
say the colony IS tranquil His Excsllsncy ths Cover
rer Sir George Grey about to pIocssd in ths Hydr
TO Natal for tie purpose, it Is said of adding Delsgoa
Bay to the Natal colony. TIE copper mines Of Mama
qusland continue productive but tie difficulty Of
vsyapce for shipments still exists
Queen Victoria will visit Paris ths 18th proximo.
The Princess Nathalie, daughter OF tie Prince Gre.
gerry Ghka, has bssn exiied to nunnery Ia the Pdnci
psltes for Ave years in coaseqasacs OF her ustry,
which caused the recent fatal duel In which the Aus
trisn Count Stoltert killed Coun Balchs Law OF
the Prince Of Aoldavia Tas princess Is 20 years Of
age.
On the 7th inst Queen Victoria hsld investars Of
the Order Of the Bath at Buckingham Palace. Admiral
james (blsck Sea) Iundss kushtsd and the Rband
Of the Bath was bestowed on him, also the Duke
Of Cambridge Sir Do Lacy Evans, Lords LucAn ami Car
diean, Admrsls Pumridss, ChadS, Morssby, and nu-
ntrous other oficsrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26
AUSTRIAN POLICY AT THE VIENNA CON.
FERENCE.

from tbe IDnuCu timfs. July
10 the oouue Of very siort speech lard John
Russell isst night committed two inaccuracies,
s he s@ b.. lot .o..s.s s: o. h hr"I a.s. sa.
ness BY bis aeortivs sttsmpt At diplomacy. The
hr.t Of these va. In his reply TO Mr. Iisrssn, vho
ys consent % the s,atsn.st hs made Friday nxhs
With rtspec, to the Erosediays 0! tse c.sinst u vas
byoy.St s,,no.,: s,a,o v,.sn NAV ns ns :,
eours the Cabinet would look st; and as ~ vas also
notorious that the negotiations had 10 close,
course that tfs Austrian proposals had been rejected
so vbat bad Lis Lordship nov tod mors than
everybody knew The question "a. bold one,
for u stmts OF prompt reply. We are In
esb'sd so Lord John Ru,seH iof cosssa.rsbls
addition TO the notofis,ies he referred 10. Hs
eenmrnse.ssd TO Us on Friday tbs srAst ss'ars
Of the AssriAn proposals. and the additional fact that
be and the French tIns'sr folly Of oyiron ,hA.
,s:y sossln.d the s m..,. N re Of g..o. y . .ru, .ss.
tie World II 10 true, aho, that before hc Pri3sy be-
fore the prognulsson os the AassfAa sAt@ussn even
very after Lord John Ru ieslis rsturp the sub
ssnes OF hs present. feveistloa had been Whispered
sbost. 1hs, hoss,sr, vas no ereuse for ths alleged
breach o. minbtrt.l ssss'sy ea, rs,a', 40 ssrr.v.
Yosssssna Of the secres--,hs psops Via vsn; sboai
Lnces ssyirs that Lord Josn Res-sli hal 70.
turned from Vienna a ,he'oagh escvsr. 70 m.
Austrian policy, ssa r.,sy 70 n,v pssss %
sny terms vsrs the vsry eAtssmSn Who h&
ssI,ly s.eeded nom the cabinst, ssd vhe svl.
esnuy felt that though thsy hal ssriassd thsn.
selves their cause triumphant, and They hsf an
.iy IN ths kisistrs esms u osnno. ,. sous.sd ,hss
In some var or osf nd - lord Jon Eas.sii eos.iis
Jsbly smti6ed ths csslosurs civgxing very 10
sI ssts psrtienisss was natural 20 ash vbssb~r be
bad obtained leave for doing for part, 10.
css6, vs think the taken By IDri john ini
nseiatsiy after his ystsrs tons much inpro-
p-r-sfr tsilinx ths sry>etsss Hovss o, couooss
thise ss all sxesps that Rgssis snsit,sus s~f
usscyupaicus Poser, ali the tins that be Hspsf
log 70 sfsv nGuissive ssd &sAy friesds be sssas y
The Austyfsa Horosai, bat 70 ssy ssst h~ via tss
HOUSE % Friday sghs no n,re than u ss~- ssssiy H.
10 ssy The least, NOR suypr'srG ipseesfser.
Tte secend lns1eprs<y the isss term seytss q
rsf oe.'vA<icsons Last fassfsv ve-s w Miosr o.
eel the alteration ~ ~. Hos.s - sb 80 t1iAr
whiek 6o.ns Baoi stsi~i tbs, ford Josa Rnsssa 80
fbttsly eonasnt~s " The last Aawrisa peo>oss 400
fk.t bs bad sossssd 70 isa ts~ gyvsrrasSat
-gxs 70 sdegs sts' rr~.-,i. vr. {. n x-zs Gtsx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26
OPERATIONS IN THE WHITE SEA.
A Hamburg letter, OF the 9th inst TO ths Indep,

Hamburg eter, OF the 6tn inst 70 ths Indefen-
ecHce Beige, says
Our merchants have received letters from Archangsl
Of the 2eth OF June Tbs foreign vessels In that port
lad succeed In clearing out with tLes cargoss before
the notification Of the b,octa1e Among hese resses
spsydi belonging 10 he United aies, phieh, after
landing their cdrgoc proceeded eascdrd since the
rival OF four English steamers aud Frensh YES
eel In in the White seA the bloc, ale strictly enforced
Nevertheless, down to the 26th OF June English ship
Of var had ~ yet Appeared at ths mouth Of ths Dwne
where the military engineers have erected several bat
terss This pssssss must be forced in order TO enter
the small guilt st the bottom Of which Archangsl Is su
ate The navigation Of that gulf has bten
dersd impracticable for sbips Of certain
Der c light vsssels and guatoats WI conscaus, ,ty BE-
irdspnssbe on that point TO approach aud cAnaonss
the city. Archangel Is 10 respsctabls state Of
defence Its formsr forHcatisns have been repaired
and others have constructed both siSes OF the
town, which said to be ARMED with SO guns There
are Ia the neIghborhood large force of iafsntsy two
Hed batteries of artillery two pulks OF Cossaek AMI
Of light cavalry, quarteed In the villages ad
joining the coast The merchants Of the plscs appear
little spprshsnstve Of the consequences of bomoard
spt attack that port by the allied cruisers We
bavs ao received recent ntellg from sau Siace
the capture of steamer Of that coast by the flying
squadron Of Commodore Watson, who sausdsd himself
that not single vessel renamed In tho port sh p
of has appeared there The ctast every shsre
ceaeb. but the surrounding villages are oscupisd BY
numerous corps CT Russian infantry and artillery.
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Rsfgosors iSvsH1tus-e-TNs eofsH 1850 of As
.,.,,s ssss. 49,, A~ars .ssrssA ~ shs wAdk iros~4
al D.kh rssreh, gsr y. v hsvtta, ptror. or The
s,,,., a. Vsfrsox street sn1 Torap.ans pAos. Aa N
s,.s.l,, .fJ ~ lsAS wfsh styfofstse sssS~~~
sors,y, ysly -, ~ s,gstfk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26
THE BALTIC.


fquacrcn has left Hsrgsn 10 Join Admiral DundAs %
Crcnftatt The feet is healthy.
Tie t. Petersburg journals OF the 9Th report that
the night between the "a and 3D. tbs gun OF ths
Allied fssts destroyed large number OF FINLAND vessels
near Grossischra and that the morning Of the 81
KrssDafseoria was bombaroed for ave hours AMI the
Telegraph barracks almost entirely destreyoJ.
Ths Npittr of Marine of France had received tbs fol
lowing cespatcbss from Rear Admiral PsnAud, corn
msnesy OF the squadron In the Baltic
on BOARD TousvfrLG
ovy CsoSsrIDT June 20.
EIRYeeterday steamer left Cronstait With ssg Of
truce stsr,d for the allied feet anchored 10 the
ssgs south Of the rolboukin. A Il near
tLe squadron anchored north Of CropstAdt boat from
the Duke Of Wellisgton pulled Alongside and brought
few moments Afterwards Admiral DuIdas board
the Tourvils 70 communicate 70 the tespatehes hs
bad received, Informing me uat be had thougkt vas
addressed 10 him personally but that II coseerssi the
vssssh Of both nations.
Is this eespasch copy Of which have The hoaor
enclose 70 your Exose1ey, the Minster Of War Of the
Emperor Of Rasss declares that, prevent the
the Essish navy might give rise, the vessels cf the
allied fquadrens win oniy Be allowed 10 comm ancsss
With he Russian euthovites In the Bs tic thrss pon
namely, Crossssdt, svssborg and Revsi.
1hopman6sr Of the Enshsh squsdroa haviax ssssd
] thought Of the oostsnh Of this dsspstch,
rsPr that, erst OF an II seemed 70 Ne that tbs hins
ter o. Wr 81 -. Psttubarg ought 70 have m.n,ioosa
prssxt made as Of b. the Rassss sovsrnsssu. 70 uii
fpd Tstrict the nlcasen hitherto 10 uss bs~ess
TIE bUlgsrent Fow.rx adfsd that the ns1ar~ nsl
80 sM give rs~ 70 very ssrous isooavsnis s~~ M
u - might b. fssr~d that wisbt iar~s4s tss syil
= -'fi sss, At al sv-ps-, ssevsai q siys.sl' :.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26

LLvMrooi, Saturday, July H. 1866.
ts'ssraShic despatch from Lcadou, received jsst
before tho Departure Of tho Atlantic. Anaoussss that
LORD John Russell han resigned hia scat In the CAbas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26

lEAnes s.s.ss4sftstsftt ttts W..
Tho fs,ossb@ Ffosp~eis o the eonlsg harvest - 80
hen sirps,Lsns1 - sEssr vsss of vsvy gssisi
tksr and vill IT, .tnnrAnoA fos Lttss tsnSss tkss
bco leg sss4ob ~ tbs ~hstt VIII bs DAs -
fseisrly ~, nusi Dos ~ fosgetsss that IL sss.
sa.uy ss noah The ssshssxss hAvs rssh~s l~pwyy.
"a ,ssrs .i8i ssnASs fos soA fes srp1s, svs
ihr nop.y m1tsi Absntssty svtpi3sf, ssd siscessss
~ sbtAinss rAshss svss srns Cvnsals siss~ 81
~ Tts nasehss,sr 9sssss coxuans< IN . VERY anss.
uffas'esy s's~ vs ioss for mash rsssvsl
tviiy sss more ssrosrsGpx Scops,s received fes
esss s,~<nlssioa. tDs,rsets are rsnsisx osf, sss .
ssbess resort 20 shoss tins is a~y rsssn'~f "
iAs nssy tinesii<s a,s<ni sg ihs sfessss - ust ca
usmls,.
toss usssrr ovirg 70 The very ussi s,sts q -ssss
ssH esgs, great ernEsss tss bs~a shs~s W hstsssp,
ssf sdvases ~ To- 10 ~ has h~~n oetsissa ga ths
latter. Istlss hss furth1 sses>s o. per QssSt~r
wssssrs esnsl ssp~rass oosrt ss. r%r ~ S.s ala
Baltimore snS PaiisAslsAs, -, ~, - ohAo, 30 !.
10 fbs ia ~ sf2s - rel saf mlrs1 90 lis. a .
lila NJ y.1v .nd rrrs5 ssisn oorn, rsr 40 ibs 90.
q tas "a -hf.s 20 so ID . Ns
I.rn Go haus.s bsss o@~D soif a. 3ls 70 $xs f~r
a., x.a a4s 20 r~v cot for r~ssi H1sls-1 go
kss b.ys tfoas 10 ~ "a 10 a. psr cot for
,a 3. ~ ,oy tis gsalssf a. ln~rsAn eryis~ "
,.re4s,isssnsl ssiss sss3s 81 5is "a VI psv evt
Tsslss ,e.sis.ss arm r. 6. nay b qsstss ~ sss "a
20 tss pr esi fsssloo ,sss hsvs b~ss s.ss ., lat
90 IL sp<t as1 fs arrival q. fss 70 - psr t,s
ar tvn<ss hes esss toss 10 rsl~ sssI ssS rsp~ s
sooss las. vsShs prssss. kcs conusc~s tsii ssa
trioss rstbss lover. We sslss ~ Aspsfssss rsfss~a
iysvo<s--Ato,t 100 ,sss c.npss<hy l,rvoe1 se.ens
10 "a 70 III 700 tres ~ Doslnso vsrs sed " sssAss
al ~ Il 81 20 toss No Hs<h~ fssss - ~ iSs, 49,
"a tsxs Cara q. ~ ia ~ ~ 90
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lfrom the London Chronicle, july H.
The forrth msnt Of 5sbastopo has conmenced
and II this memsnt the formidab batteries recently
erected BY the allies dealing destruction 70 ths Re
c,n and the MAakof Tower With praissvorthy snersy
ity ef resources dspaysd By the enemy, hsvs psrss
vertd "a tse srsuous isbo OF fhs ssr~ sad each '.
,sws cf TIRE hcn sardm cot has vitnsss~t tho sas
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-12
OFFICIAL.

s48ssH s5e TREAsURv DEPARTMENT. December J, eo'.
Notice hereby holders stocks Of the United States
that this department will purchase the amoun Of 81 OF
said time when the be offered prior to tho
LIST June next and will pay therefor ihe following prices to
wit:
For stock Of the loan Of 1884, premium OF 10 per cent For
1857 and s4 premium Of 10 cent For
Of 1850, eomoniy called
stock, premium OF And for Hoek " the loan OF
1896 edeeabe the 18th Novepnher, 1885, received At tbs
Treasury the LIST January premium OF ~ per
the st January and the 3is day OF March
premium ofa and received acr the 3ist March,
and prior sud Isl Of June premium Of ~ per tent
will bo allowed sad sock the aics specified
certificates the Isl July last, assigned with the paei
certificates received prior The let January next Aher
date will allowed in addition to the premium
the date Cf their receipt In both cases one
days 10 addition reach tho
seller. sastHf ht q fs3 tNst Eefas
Certificates transmitted this department under tho present no.
assigned the Uniicd States with the current
prior January nex by The party
entitled to receive thc purchase money. Isttsi
Payment stocks viii be made by drafts the oss
Boston, New York. Philadelphia tho parties
entitled TO receive the money may direct
E4r lgl JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasufy.
Dec l--dtlsiJunef
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We fnd in the Philadelphia Evening Argus Of last Mon
days issue the following mered tribute the memory Of
this gallant and distinguished officer:
We regret to record the death of Lieut. Col Samuel Nil
Ter OF the United States marine corps who died In this city
on Sunday evening" in the st year Of his age He entered
the marine service in 1885, and until within few years.
been constant and active duty Early in his service he
was selected by the government aud especially 10 Ho
land in connection with it, financial operations. On bis
turn he placed in command Of moving battery and at
st. Leonards creek for time enabled with bis limited
force to impede the advance OF the British upon capital
He foremost among the chosen few who stood and
fell the dssrous field Of Badensbarg where, in command
Of the marines with the gallant Barney be bore the brnn Of
attack from the entire British line, and though desperate
ly wounded he still maintained his tire upon the advancing
columns. Not only in the Greek war but in the Florida
csmpsigns aso he displayed great gallantry, and the
highest evidences of merit FROM his superiors M ie in
deed OF active usefulness and faithfully has he
served his ntry,"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-12
LOCAL nj WIS.

CRY cousciLs--ln the board of aldermen, on Monday
evening last after protracted discussion the bill the e.
tabsbnent Of board Of health and the appointment of
commissioner Of hoalth passed The bill the salary
Of the commissioner at Sl50o per annnm, gives to tho
mayor of the city the appointment Of said officer Tho bill
for the introduction OF music into the public schools
reconimitted. M
In the lower board the bill for appontment OF SUI
pcrintendent of public schools taken up, and after
lengthy dscusson postponed No other business Of import
anco was transacted.
The fair for the benefit the Church Of the Ascension
held at Odd Fellows Hail. is progressing under the IA
yorsble auspices.
Winters Grand Exhibition at the yareties is in every
respect worthy Of the liberal patronage which has been
tended ii and the liberal encomums which have been
passed upon it, II emphatcslly family exhibition aud
alike gratifying to the young, the old, and the middle
aged.
NATIONAL TngATRE.--The last appearance Of Mr.. and
Mrs Barney Williams is announced for this evening Both
appear in the following pieces: The Irish Ambassador"
/" Mcphstophilcs" and Irish Assurance and Yankee
Modest" sufficient to test tho capacity of tho
National for holding immense audience.
Winter weather is fairly upon at last Yesterday morn
ing tho mercury fell to 30 degrees above zero.