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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-03-01
WEDNESDAY, Feb. Of:

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 27.
Mr.. Taylor moved that the House adjourn.
Lost.
MIR. Van Worries rose to question of pri-
vllege, and said that during six years of 1e-
gislative experience this was the first time
he had ever done so. He alluded to the
letter in yesterday mornings Minnesotian,
directed to him by some of the merchants
of Saltwater. The editorial which preceded
it was very significant the letter did
speak for itself. But the letter had appeared
IN another paper, called the Pioneer and
Democrat, with long editorial preixed
thereto. The paper had no responsible pro-
prietor or editor, and therefore could not be
held responsible for its slanderous attacks
that it was fit sheet to fill up with every
kind of yituperation and SANDER for there
was no one to stand responsible for it.
Heaven and earth had been brought to bear
against him to vote for the extension of time
bill, but he thanked God his shoulders were
broad enough to bear it.
| Mr.. Hunt introduced bill for the relief
of certain persons in the County of CARTER:
BILLS PASSED.
To amend an act to incorporate the His
torical Society of Minnesota.
| Memorial for the establishment of mail
routes in Carver and Sibley counties.
To provide for the payment of unsettled
accounts.
| To prevent fishing with nets in Lake Min=
netonka.
Relative to Free Schools in the City of St.
Paul.
Authorizing the Collector of faxes to
levy on property in certain cases.
For Territorial Road from the mouth of
Crow River to Henderson.
To amend the Revised Statutes.
Mr.. Murphy moved the bill granting an
extension Of time to the M. & NV R.R.
Co., be made the special order of the day
for tomorrow. Lost-ayes l6, nays II.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-03-01

STAMPEDE.-It is estimated that nearly
three hundred slaves have escaped from bon
dage by crossing the Ohio River during the
month of January, on the ice.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-03-01
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
COUNCIL.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

COUNCIL.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
MONDAY, Feb. 25.
Bill to create the Office OF County Auditor
was indefinitely postponed.
Also, bill to license and regulate the agen-
cies of Foreign Insurance Companies.
Bill to provide for the election of County
Superintendent of Common Schools was
lost on its third reading.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
In committee of the whole, the Council
took into consideration the following Couh-
Gil bills.
To ihcor. crate the Mississippi Valley Rail
road Company. Ordered engrossed.
To incorporate the Lake Superior and Nor
thern Pacific Railroad Company. Same &C
ton.
To authorize the Judges to define the time
of holding District Courts in their several
Districts.
To amend the act relative to Registers Of
Deeds.
Both reported back and ordered ergrossed
HOUSE BILLS.
To incorporate the Mantorville Academy
To incorporate the Henderson Bridge Com
pany.
To incorporate the Benevolent Society o
the United Sons of Erin in the city of St
Paul. .-
And sundry other Council and House bills
of a local nature.
Reported back with recommendation thai
they pass.
Mr., Flandreau, on leave, presented petit
tons from the citizens of St. Anthony pray
ing for the repeal of the act annexing St. An
thony to Hennepin county. r.. r..
Messages from the House were taken up
and properly acted upon.
The Council adjourned.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-03-01

For nearly two months we have had the
most severe weather ever experienced; the
surface Of the earth having been covered
with ice and snow during the whole time
without the slightest thaw. --
All nature looks dismal and dreary. The
small brooks have ceased their murmurings
and the proud, heaying and rushing Missouri
has suffered its surface to become a frozen
sheet. Such weather has never before been
experienced in Nebraska since the oldest Of
settlers have been here, and we hope not
soon again.-Ne6ruska City Nescs, Jan. rs.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-03-01
Death Of Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentz.
WASHINGTON, JAM Ii.
Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentz, authoress, died
at Mariana, Florida on the 18th inst.

washington Irving, it is said, is much
blamed by the members of the Masonic fra
ternty, Tor having omitted all notice of the
co9necton OF Gen: Washington with the
Mystc Lye, while the records of lodges in
mason," but much attached to the frsterni-
ty. =
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-03-01
COUNCIL,

TUESDAY, Feb. 26.
On motion of Mr.. Flandreau, the message
of the Governor in relation to John E. War
rem was expunged from the journal-ayes II |,
nays 2.
BILLS, &C, INTRODUCED.
By Mr. Flandreau: To amend the Libra
rian act.
READ THIRD TIME e PASSED.
A bill constituting IIennepin county part
of the Second Judicial District.
TO incorporate the Mississippi Valley
Railroad Company.
To amend the Revised Statutes.
70 incorporate the lake Superior and
Northern Pacific Railroad Company.
To incorporate the Henderson Bridge
Company.
In relation to the distribution of the School
Fund in Sibley county.
To INCORPORATE the Caledonia Academy,
To incorporate thief Mississippi and Mis-
souri, Railroad Company.
To incorporate the Society of the United
Sons of Erin:
To incorporate the Mantervile Academy
To incorporate the St. Anthony Water
Power Company.
Concerning Registers of Deeds.
To prescribe the time of holding the Dis.
trict Courts.
The Council considered sundry bills il
committee of the whole.
On motion, the CtuhtIl adjourned till half
past two, T. NJ.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-03-01

SUBSCRIPTIONS are being made in New
York to aid the gallant Free State men in
Kansas in defence of their rights.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-03-01

u 1t is said that Rogers, the poet,
left I'VE volumes of memoirs, ready for the
press, in the hands. of his executor
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-03-01
Mr.. lde's Minerity Report on the Omnibus
~ County BILL

Mr.. Ide, from the Committee to whom
was referred the Omnibus County Bill, made
the following report in the House on Tues
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03
CUPREME COURT-City and County of New

"n. for money demand contract tCouA .os SRI 70
eppAEIM REA Yes hereby Summoned snd requssd 70
.Ssr he psins n ths scton, which val b. Alea De
rs Of the Cer Of the City and County kevYe, - she
De .sid complaint the g1bserber q my ose No tssy
snty ur) Brosdwsy New York within twenty days ass The
of this exclusive Of he day of sash
service and you f 70 answer The aid eompaat within The
TIM Aforesaid the panii5 In this action viii tsks jsAreue
Of dollars snA
cents from the fst Of Fsbraasy skDsapi
eight hundred AID yfve besides the II IN ason
Dated March Ia, 1875 JOHN FITCH
Plaintiff Attorney, No ~ Broadway, Rsv.Yosh. =
The complaint in Ais sctieE ked ths oss q tho
csri Of ID. City and Cs.n.y Of NswY~h sAs swsDJ
nh1s lsvewS JOHN FITCH PlsneiTs Atvy
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03
THE NEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL UNIT
Il ED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-The ships eomprr

The ATLANTIC, Capt. Oliver Eldridee;
The BALTIC, Cspt. Joseph Comstoek;
The ADkIATIC Capt. James West
These ship have been built by contract expressly iof e
eminent service every has been taken in their
slso their strength snd speed AID tne
accommodations for passengers unsquaed Tor elegance
comfort a.,
Price Of passage from NevYork Liverpool 10 f.t cabin
slSo second do, s7a From Liverpool 70 Sevfg. ~
and 20 suness An experienced attached TO eeen snip
No berh can be secured up paid for The ships Of this line
have improved bukhesds and 70 avoid danger Sm
ee viii not the Banks rorih a 4 degrees aa'u 'e INC
fst o Auaust
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03

~ in connection with the LEHiGH VALLEY kAILhoAp
oensd 10 yauch Chunk-Sprng arrangements commencing
AMI Is 1886 Leave New fork for Maucb ChaEk ana inter
mediate places from Pier No. North River ST p m toi
Easton AZ u 30 and 81 IS for Somervhle Of TS Snd
i0:4 u 5l5 and $40 The above trains connec, a.
Elizabeth with the NewJersey Railroad leaving New
Vol from foot of Cour,lsndt at 1880 aud II M and
m JOHN o. STERNS. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03

cep,.il-Leaye Brooklyn for Greenport, 10 for
Ysrhapt 10 m and Saturday 3:+ p m for FarminsdAs
and syo,,et 10 a m and IS p. for Hempstesd 10 u
~ - srJ q. as and y ~ Jamaica 10 II m 9 ~
sand so D. m Leave GreeDport for Brooklyn 10 M Yep
bsnk u:S5 a. m on MONDAYS s: 10 m Lakeland, iS~ p
n, ., Mondays e:Ss g. m FsImingdsle, 7:S0 IN and
m syosset I: IS a. m and D. Hampstead s;S5 m and
s: D. M; Jsmaica 40, 7D and $40 g. m and HI' ana
x4O nm
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03
THE PEOPLE Of the STATE Of ofNEW-YORK

I III Z LOf II VI tuo pt a = VI NEW-IOHk,
By the Of God free and Independent: To ell
Interested In the Of SIMEON W. BARNEY NJ of rbv
CITY New York dses.ssd creditors Of Tin o ether
Ieqeed personally b appear before our sarroSsss of
ne County New ss bic ofee In the City cfNsvYo
Of hat day then there 70 attend tie ns
ne sseoup, Of prOseeSn. Of sME0N DRAPER Admin
nain OF the Goods Chssls and Credits Of sad dsesssA
=, s1rroGs,e to Be hereunto affixed. Witness, ALExAN-
L. DIX w. BRADFORD, esquire, Surrogate Of oar ssd
in the Of Lord thousand eight ly
spR law4wS A. w. BRADFORD, sLTIoests.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03
6teamboats ano Railroads.

NHW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHnsAy
~ DELPHIA. and the SOUTH szd wtsI, yS "a and ii
C!ff-Msil and EII<es Lines; Lesvs s,nppins 1t al
vsysatons Through TeAets soid for W..hinsson Nor
eH 5Sl and the West and for =. W.shinstoS
sr5s 40 'n'cueh " WOODRUFF, AssssH' 'uP-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03
CUPREME COURT, County of Kings SAM

CUPREME COURT County Of Kings SAN
- uEL wILLETs. 9s.,a.nb .e rssS q sESiA1is 2
wife CHARLES 7. CROMWELL JESSE RODMAN, end
WILLIAM HAMlLToN-To the Defendants shove nA.ed;
in this scnon which fled In the Office Of the Csrk efths
County Of Knp the City Hall IN the City q Broohlyn, .as
goth day of March 1885, and copy Of yow answer
the said complaint the subscriber a bis odoe, No e wau
street, the City Of NswYort within twenty ssys 80
the service Of this you, exclusive o. the ~ e
such service; and you fall 70 answer the cad eo.psns
within the time aforesaid the plaintiff N thS seoso wv
apply Court for the relief demanded IN ne oops"
Dated Nev.York, March %, 1850. ,c..
snle lsw6wS r. H. BOVINE, Plaintiffs Au~nsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03
Uater-Uure.

DR WEISS T. l. II o
WATER CURE ESTABLISHMENT,
At BRArrLEBoRo, VI -.
The ets institution thi kind estabsned IN inc cnees
States stih enjoys its former reputation and opcn ~
of the year the reception of guests These n'ess
SO per week CoNhap W % e'o On Sarsrn,.n
FREDERICK MILLER NJ D.. Resident Physsss-
Brateboro, VT, Feb, 1856
VXIATER CURE.-Dr. ADAMS, IiydroPsno
Physician receives Patients and Bosrders Of nn res"
dence No l4l Amity st., South Brooklyn
DR. E. j. LOEWENTHALs sWAfEh'CuhE,
Bergen Heights Hudson County New Jer.eJ, sceesH@e
f Hoboken ard Jersey City In to minu ssAses ."
particulars apply at No. 4Hanoverst. NsS forss
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03
SUPREME COURT-In the matter Of the sp.

- plcaon Of the Mayor Aldermen ssd en- rIST
City of New orb relative 70 the WlDENINo ~ -
ST. the norh- westsr sde thereof Ssrsbv aves
sy ~, Of Estinste and Assessment ~ sss,e
entitled matter that the costs and ehsss sss9sS - -
en.Es ss, Ts Of sss s sSs - =;
held at City Hall IN the C o. - shs s.d Co~msssonss
e.. Rsnas Tor revision correeoc WI BE- s.s1 49,
enc q ne AZ ~ Is. City cf NsvYet Monday Tho sA dAy
80 NJ ig8 4, 10 o'eloek Q. u,,rgry>
o. sESsSSSss Sss!s. 4 fSasS1 sHsS' o'--.''..
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03
NEW wDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD!
IN SPRING ARRANGEMENT, Commencing March 8, lass

P.s.esser ststious Corner Brosawsy and Csns st
hNew.Yort.... In Corner 2ob-st and 4th'sv;
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.YoRK-For New. Haven: 7, M
Hx); IL m. s. (E1 $50, and p IN. For Bridgeport:
lEI) l2n EI $40 Pm. For sntora % StIsaoTo' 70
For Norwalk: II l2m.; lELJ SEQ, Say m ssr
DaTien and Greenwich: m Inn SEQ Sis N. fof
For Port Chester and assrmsdists Stations: n I'm
CosSEcTixs TnANs-For Boston; g m. lLI) Sr "a.
Vx.l For Hartford and Spins6ed; "a m (Ea u m,
y M FI) For Connecticut River Railroad 70 Moneeal:
Z m (Ex) For Canal Railroad; II ~ TO Westaeld For
Eew-London Ralrosd NJ p M For Hou,.tonie KAN, k
For Dsnbusy and Norvslk Rslrosd: "a m., +n n
TrAIss ToR NEw.YoRK-From New. Haven't 5O, =, tS
4 m $50 (EIl; l:4s, $50 .. N. lEr) From Bridgeport,
s:is iH, O:ss m $50 !Eil, $50 lo;Ii a. n lE5 From
III from Port Chester; So So 7 s;os, IL :%s
SHp n. JAMES q. HOYT, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03
THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING,

i TON for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEpfohD
and TAUNTON-nland route without delay ehahse oi
or baggage, carrying the Eastern Mail . -, -, s.
TIE stesmer PLYMOUTH ROCK, Captain Joel stone
And COMMODORE, Capt. J. K Pendeton, IN connecton
with the stoDn and Providence and Boston and rrov
dence Railroads leaving NewYork dsy Sundays excepted
from Pier Ne North River frs wharf above Battery place
O'Clock p and ssouinson at $3.50 an OF on tne Ai'
OF the mail train which leaves Boston st 81 ~ p. m 49,
The COMMODORE from New.foIk Monesy, WEDNESDAY
and Friday From Stoningtou Tuesday Thursday aud sat
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New York Tuesday THURSDAY
and Saturday From Stonington Monday, Wednesday and
Friday p-p. 4. p,ors
proceed Stonington Railroad 70 r,ov
Sepce Bos,on Taunton NewBediord in the Express an
n reaching said places hours advance of those by
other routes ample time for all the early morsns s
onnectur North and Passengers that prefer IL remain
an board the steamer enjoy nights est undisturoed oes
fast II desired and leave Stoningon in the 70 m train tor
Providence. ~, c... ~ Tai,
through each way. .,. -, -. p,.. Al
For passage beh aerooms or freight sppy At fier NO.
NoItb River or at the Office No. 10 Battery yplace.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

i OF the AGE!
Mr. KENNEDY of RoI surs sas discovered ef esf
mon r..'a. weed, remedy ih.t cure. EVERY KIND z B
NOR. y'o- he rov'' se,e'sa ax' % so-sos n.st -
except both thunder hupor he has nov "a ne
hundred eerthcste' OF 70 vA"s o. vtss
Two bottle. are warransed to cnre nursing mouth
the face
Two or three bottle. viii clear the ry,,cm of siies
Two bottles warranted he worst csnfeT ns
mouth and stouissh
Three bottles warranted cure the d
erysrelas-
One two bottles warranted all Ia sss
Two bottles wNrAn,ea to running Of The ard
-Four or .l Sotes sOrupt And rsnas
One bottle vii cure ssaiy sEuptiOns u tho .lia-
Two three bottles warranted to cure the ~c.t u
rnswom.
TbYe. 70 four bottle. are ~.rant-d ..rrneu.-
Five 10 eish bottles will the ~orvt csse Of .ercfala
bens6t Is .lw.y. experienced the hrs, eoae asd
perfect warranted when the above quantity ssen
all the wonderful OF the day that commca weed
growing rhe pastures aud alons Old stone w should ssfs
humor start There IFS nor snds hons aor As
.SOu T. ;uns b.; not % Ssq s:.,o 'iGSss ss
fec Of II IL every has already done some Of the great
e. cures ever done @ h.r ,s, sr ~ .,
looking children whose desh sot sod asboy Restored "
perfect state Of health BY one bottle -
To those subject scA nesdache one Sies sih
always II gives relief cssrrh and Hnsne
Sssp rsIaisS bT it Where The bod, sound n quite
e.sy where there any dersnsement Of the cons 81
nst1e II in cause very fe-ss bat you must no bs
slamed the, always disappear from four lays 20 ~ess
There h never had the contrary, when hst
feeling 10 gone you will feel yourself hks new psss"a
heard some OF eneominns Of that sv
M.nuiactured BY DONALD KENNEDY. No - wsnsast, I,
Ro1bury, Mass Price 81. ~
Wboes.le Agent for New Ycrt q. " CLlCRENEh Co,
M 81 Barclay CHARLES h. RlN0, No. ly BIoadMAyb
b L D. SANDS, No l4i William ST.; MARSH OhSiS
S soSD aekAs5os kAsk sSss1s
L Co., No lt5 Msdenl.nsi HAviLAND AkhAL =
WARD CLOSE 4 Co, Msseulsnei Mrs HAYES e,oes-
lyn and sale retail BY a respectable urus"" nso"ss
out the Union
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03
H-FW NT-ACCOMMODATION

n LINE FOR NoRwALK AND ROCKY NECK-rse
S,s.m.r NORHALK Capt. George T. Rodman will leave
p;s- ss, .de Cahair e.sp Fast River daily Sundays
eepted at O'Clock Leaving South eorwts oeloes
Feeht taken reasonable rates and forwarded to pace OF
de.rston promptly payable delivery OF the goods All
o are forbid usil any persons on account OF
Ie'sh -, .pS owner. CHARLES McsEAL, Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03

CUPREME COURT.-Rufus Sanger against

OOOhIs-NUiuS CNnBOI -s0@10Sw
- Thomas C. Loyd-Pises Of Trial, City and cosny os
NsvY0ri 1sumroIs for money demsnd on e1IssI CSsa
hereby summoned and required answer the compst
this action which filed In the Once Of the Clerk of The U
Of EewYork the 3th day Of January 1855 and serve
copy Jour the said complaint the s.bcnbs %
twenty days ser the service Of this sxsasive
fhsdy such service and fail TO answe ths ad sem.
lake .s.inst for The Il Twelve Hs ar:t ed
Dollars and Twenty i've Cents with nsefest os
Of February One thousand Eish Hundred and
Fifty four beside the Of this scton Dated ysnssy -,
1855. bAkkAHp rAhooNS,
f2lawi4wS Plaintms Aeornsye
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03
MIR. EATON's COMMERCIAL BOARDING

NI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Worcester Mass, a. T.
1851 Men thoroughly fitted in Double Entry Book
teeping Business Pennanshp, Mercantile ARITHMETIC and
ebe Kindred branches Each student will be warranted 70 be
made competent from six eight weeks to perform with per
himself or employer the duties OF any Count
ins Room whatever Individual Instruction. classes Tuition
fo the Commercial Course 8 good pleasant home in the
family of the Proprietor with Board 43 per week Persons
esrns the merits and references OF this In
suton assured Of its high standing by sending for
e,py of his Annual Circular and Catalogue. Address,
WM H. EATON. Principal and Proprietor,
Worcester, Mass.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03

DEMOVAL.-GEO. w. FAREHAM, Merchant
III Tabor Ne 5s Brusdvay New Y@s fot the resset eg-
y.u,e of his patrons having removed 70 No os btVAo
AY Iorposite ST. Ekoss ote would respes fully Invite
"a, az examination Of his full Of sessnaoe 1o.-
In the Mechanical Department be vii be .se oy M,
HORACE C. SCOTT and celebrated Panta Outer uonn
p,rs With bdae ard tariff Of pr1ses rap.ei
20 ,h. vist ALL be feels assured that he viii deserve hs
ratrors,e Of the public
DFNOV L. LEVERETT has
n ,smov,d from No 20 Chf No 60 Maiden lane, corner
Of Gold-st-
nFMOVAL.-WLSON G.. HUNT 20.
II have removed from the
Co-ner Of Maiden lane and Wnsm%t -
To the corner OF PaTk p.see AID Chureh-st
TIUF OFFICE Of PHILIP SPEfER X GO
L.kSsn removed from No - Broad ST. 20
- No - Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03
Ale0nal.

CHICHESTERs DYSPEPSIA SPECIFIC may
y Be- had all the principal Drassss IN the uase ss.sss
and a No. it9 Wal 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03
RAAROAD.-The GREAT

~
CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting tAs Atlantic cities With
wssen North western and so.h westsrn States: y con
With day line Of Steamers to all the Western Rivers
Csv, and and s.ndu:ty With steamer. to IL port. O9
reliable route By which TRnGT b fsrvssdsd to and
RaTEs Is BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
yIRsr CLA. Boots Shoes, Dry Goods In sc Der 100
s.essU ss. tl%Hsscs. I%. ss:;as s.s Stationery Dry;
Good I'm s.lssJ Hardware, Leather, {7'e. per 100
THIRD S ct.a"xnyi; B.ssins, Bacon and A.. "a.
vor9 r9,i 9h n sel Hemp - Bacon ana
Psrt, lpsetedJ Lard and Ls1d Ol...,.:: "S, r' ="
chipping Goods from Bo1, s.s. Of ;:
G' fs:ssIss ei ts sitsoe. ds;snc
e.: ta: yssa Z; HYe: aS
Ind pun,Ga Bell MuIdoeh and Cs't.I ys.:t' Loss
.aa t Co. g. eae5a.
s s:s.! Isss asa.. Ne .s;fs
is s1:se.t,! s1sse:T rfsasspss pssspss
''' further e sa ssi!:
4. j. LoaBaERf. aSf Super. sapsfas.sasnt Gt,sa. ?.
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD, THREE HIRE
PAITT IgReHsEss ReHsEssJssR.r. 5sARAssr rESSksisd H!T55
PkAN ksTsa leaves :sd drh.d.pIs Pis..sh .sT line
::;:: 's 81 "a E.rssgs
5 RsidsIpa, ,sa:soi = .S % for ri's.s.ss il and
f.sus Ph.depa.. =; sS ss:snisA M With Ii. r.ro.,
Iss ss .eI 81 LOUIS No Aon G.en. and Chfsso noxi
FrsniNr sna Indianapolis ind Cincinasn, Deyoa
sSn SnL.,S Bshsfontsine. ssud1.ty rSsSo cs,eand Co
bosts from sad hsvOeaas s. Loas, L0ss
VIE shu slsn sse band bulls the hotels Of this city,
v ind this the shortest rost expeditions and
fprt.Sie route between the EAT and West
Throosh tcis be bad either Of The sSsvemenrousd
pSs1es d the West. oS Of
H BUTTS, Agent. J.r.y R.lro.d Co, foot Of
Courtlsnd,-st New. York
J. L. ELLIOTT, Agent. Pennsylvsnia RsiIroad Co,
No. PASTOR House, Broadway New York
THOMAS MOORE, Agent cor. llth and Hukststa
Nsv'forh, jan, issS fhlsdssphis
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03

~ L NJ BETWEEN NEN-IOhA AND
~ GLASGOW:
EDINBURGH, {, 800 tuns, VIM Cumming Commanded
NFW-YORK also tuns, Robert Craig Commander.
GLASGOW / 9S2 tuns John Duncan Comm snder.
The GLASGOW and New York Steamship Company intend SAIL
their and powerful Steamers from Newly ok Tor Gas
cow under: -
EDINBURGH. Saturday, 18th Of May, at IL o'clock n
Frtcsss s75 thrdelass found with cooked provisions
ESQ.
An experienced Surgeon attached to each steamer
FOR f1ei,ht or ns.sas. spply TO J McSYMON,
No. II Broadway.
NewYork CITY Bills or Gold only received for PASSAGE
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03
PROPOSED DATES oP SAILING.

For freight passage, apply TO 80
EDWARD X. COLLINS, No; 50 Wallet, N I.
BROWN SHIPLEY Co., Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD Co.,
No n Austin Fnars, London
B. @. WAINWRIGHT Co., Pans >,
The Of will net be accountable fo< gold
silver bullion specie ewey precious stones metals unless
b' lsdns GSned therefor and the value thereof az
pressed therein.
NEW LINE of NEW-YORK and LIVER
~ POOL PACKETS.-PATRIOTIC LINE.-Ths line viii
he Of the following and hrste!an snps va
HtNRf CLAY. 500 tuns. Capt DAVID Csalkins.
"a. SA.HOCS.......2tsotu tso tuns. .Cspt Daniel r. Truman
ORlFNT..........2o0o 600 tuns :. apt. Georre 5. Hil
ELLEN AUsTIN...-2oc0 Capt. William Il. Gsrick
Tie above ships have been recently built and the sge
snd mos substantial trade. Tkey commanded by
tentienen Of experience AID ability Their accommodations
Ge very superior and every eIeron Will Be mse 10 promote
h eou fort Of and the eonyenenss Of shPpsf
For heiEht or passage apply to
sPoFFoRD, TiLEsToN Co., No p Broadway.
Agents IN Liverpool
C.GRINsHAw L CO., No. 10 Goree pisszaa.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03
THE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN STEAM,

snip LINF-For SOUTH ,MPT0N, HAvRE and Nd
L1ruFN-The frst-elass steamship NORTH STAH, 2,%
ns Ieeyre ma.te will leave New York for SOUTHAMPTON
md Bremen on SATURDAY May TO- q, noon preese,s so
psrr or P.ss.eE-Fnst Cabin, lo Seconi Caor, Sbp
he North will mp to the Dock at southampton 70
land P,enseB and Mails and will proceed nenee 0f
tie same fov. III -, 1. ..,, -, on .,iv.I a.
seuthsmpton in frsteass steamship IN e"hhe'uon VII" VIC
Line. -, .,.-u..h,- .-.,L.rIa3 ,a,on.
p.Ied ard reftted and bes SIN soLlD rEhMANHNA a
L. ne eop.rucon and appointments Of this steamship e.
& he. b. en- taken 70 insure highest degree, the
.sfrty and eomfor; Of passengers
Eoy PASSAGE and Freight. apply 70
f0' D. TORRANCE. Nc. 'wlins green