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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06
MARINE AFFAIRS.
sOtED nAyfCATioS.

SOtHD hAyfCA1ioN.
The Sound s.eamtr Is due las. Tuesdsy evening from
The Eat did not arrive uEtG The neIt morning. on SC
count of tho high reste winds that prevailed during
the night Tie Commonwealth left Allyns Pobt at
the usual hour, but became lodged in the ice at nile
ard half this side the Point She got clear at II
p. m, ard preceded on her voyage. The CoIomo-
dore did not leave Stonpgton ill about q Of yes
terdsy end the Empire State remained at Newport
til about the same hour. The Empire Siste was
10 leave last evening the Commodore Of this morn
ing and the Commonwealth at TIL afternoon. There
il freight CROUCH at al the landing places to keep
dozen such steamers constantly running for time
TO come.
fATsI ACCIDI NJ ~ TBT BAY.
Tie yswl Of the pilot boat Thomas H. Smith on
1uceday night, when returning from boarding bark,
was struck by squat off the north end Of the Wood
lands ard lOs, one Of the oars The pilot boat fastened
To The assistance Of the ysw and after throwing it
line endeavcred to get it alongside. but in doing 70 the
yaw totk seer under her counter and capszed with
two men in it. Those on the pilot boat succeeded in
getting board bu. the other, james Bennett,
o'-ng msn. was lost.
IUR FUBOPE.
Tie royal mail steamer Asia Capt. f. @. Lott for
Liverpool called from this port yesterday at e O'Clock
She took out IS passengers and s559,7f7 in specie.
The royal mail screw steamer Canadian, Capt. Grange,
for L., erpoo sailed at the same time With sc passeu.
gen and no specie.
FoE CALIFORNIA.
The United States mail steamer Illinois, Capt Chas.
5. Boegs sailed from this port yesterday at O'Clock,
for hspinwal. She took ont large number OF Cali
upif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06
No,1YtY REPORT OF THy DrsPFSsARIES IN II

Cry OF YoRh-Pseu- treated during February 1885 =
the y Disrenssry o2 ct their dwelling 6'i total
q66 children under Is years | vsccinsed 10; prescnp
os dsreus cd 7l62 At the Northern nspensary, 6l; a.
dwellings SJf total. as; adults 5a3i children under IS
years 13 saccnaed 81 prescription. dispensed, zslZ
s6 sdu e2 children under - years Ts vscoinsted 2ll
dispensed SO72 At the DeTnht Dspensary l
AZ their 51f total M adults oil children under
A. yesrg G2; 49, AZ the North Western Dspen
"a. ~, at t@r egs 26S; total Bs adults 800, children
Is 81 gaccibsted prescriptions disrofsed 'I Az
rcate number whom medical services and medicine were
deyed srstuor. y during the mouth 3G8 msle Ass e.
ses Nsvity-2N patients born IN the United states,
and II IN foreign countries. Partial RculsSent TO hosp'
-, So ed ss The PRINCIPAL causes desth Con-
.snor convusor Group, hydrocsphsus msrssnus scaha
tsror vste AMONG the important bronchitis,
he lungs; Intermittent pneumonia, rheu
"a ,tisn scsIstiIa aud varOa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06

CELEBRATION Oh ~. PATaICK's DAY.-Ihe Com
tse Lsy charge Of FOR the celebration Of
Pstreks Dsy have concluded recommend 10 ceera on
o. he Monday oOsag the anLisefsaTy a. tEs year comes
within Lent. -. -
Tie 81 Peteks Society, a. meeting on wednesday even
elected their officers the ensuifg year follows: rie
q Hsrs Presidents II. McCOskey and Timothy baion
Presidents; TraLS.s g. Tuner sccresryi m H. -'oS'
Corresponding Secretary; y. NJ Kelly. Ires'aief'
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BROOH YN ITEMS.

BROOKLYN ArHEg4Un.-On Thursday evening,
March 6, Mr.. Park Benjamin will read his poetical
lecture entitled Money aud Loye-a Contrast in aid
Of the fund Of the Library Of his excellent Institution
This Is said TO be the most entertaining Of Mr.. BIS
popular poems.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06

Zoe Committee on Railroads Of the Board III Coun-
,-nen met yesterday afternoon. but transacted no
SSusness Of Importance. Some time next week the
Committee meet sgs.n, when the subject Of the abuses
spesrs'ed b the city railroad companies vii be con
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06
REAL EsI,TF-The following sales Of real e-tate
were made yesterday at the Merchants Exchange by
FIvE.PoINrs HoUsE o. INDUSTRY,
- - NIL =. IL e

Newly OK, March ), lbj6.
T., ~, Editor sf Tie \. \. Tyibu'e
SIR: Among the City Items in your paper OF Tues
~ Feb a il statement that al street merchant and bis
wife had on one dew made donations amounting 10 81 eco
10 this Irsutoa This j. entirely mistake No donation
tron such a sour hos teen made OF promised
"' ''-s' venerable L. VI. PRASE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

The Commissioners of Emigration held their usual
ccky meeting yesterday afternoon at their rooms i'll
Worth strict.
NJ. HIJ,H PCRDT called the attention Of the
Poard TO statement of Isaac Newton before a Com
ut,ee Of the Board OF Aldornen-that the Commits
,ionCrs of Emigration charge twenty per cent for
1a.>enge,s. He denied that there wa any truth in
p charge. The matter was explained by shown1
at the ia,lroad companies aud Others GLOW twenty
pr cent Of the regular prices to be applied for cN-
ylsc, Of Castle Garden.
The usual amount OF business was transacted which
- not If public interest The life aud doings of
llnlrew ,Ieck ON Donelson, with slight menti ION of
a. Fillmore was discussed, and the Board adjourned
The following are the weekly statistics
iguber OF emsrants arrived D. FEB q, lG@...... 4S
ysuber OF migrants arrived ss zee Feb q. ltS5' '5
foli
' 1856. 1873.
imltes 10 Inahtutoa at Wards Islsnd.....lg35 j.Si
Msnue UOspitsl ..,..............s''''.''' - 81
TOtel.. ~.
O,.fdrsf on Bank Jan !, lsj6.......... ~ % "
Lr,sste rec epts to Feb. q l8j6.....S > II, lS 81
tseeved aimee TO March 9TH Cor eomn4u $780, .
tson Of passengers kc........... lfo " i-iS% ~
Total .....,.,..................vt9s s3 g.
as per previous 10 FCb 81 1'- 10
No PAYMENTS made On Feb. q, 1856. - ,
-
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Yl-- rNcn, l.c',re Cell PsoSeed. Of Mr. BsscAsss
lee - ., - Prgcests q o., Rev. Dir Frsbaghtms
'ecrs Tae see o. hsiS ~ ist o. Mafcb e,2s 81
R0Earnr ~ HonoKFs.-0p Tuesday shersco~.
and esSoct rs r-ote o. Mrs Gsekot 10 As OAi
yellow y Hail. e1ered spa robbed Of sl5 soA p>scn
and otr vsrshes Mrs. Gaather 81 che s tss rosscsy
VS. ~ yNrd tai Globes tls liae A, Heh,Ae
4 v sr;ti pc force The c,tseps sld 10 sar,fs 10
.ee fhst th d,ors Locked d,rins tkeiS sbsence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06
-. c,nlr,r Cnrr1-rhe 80 nf WilIiam K.

Tn Circuit CouRT.-The ease 81 Wlllian n.
Nsr = tie Msyor and Common Couch of the City o.
Rr.'y " tired Yesterday Tn plslnth, syfesfs hsd
tnatioi which I'D 10 the direction Of the e--ai
az, u NJ Rodskss who az knocsed do~n and besfel ra
- 5sh IN Clinton street time sO0nt tie year sh
,.d NJ % hal been offered b. ths city euihoriss' a.
be- coming forward the ressd was long since ps
Il, her This action broaght by Nr Miller fo ne fea,o
ii . rruved the rial that he entitled 10 IL lIs
irrv brorrh IL yefsct ia bis favor for The aii amount
IL sslerdar for this Day lTbur'isy s1nbr'ee' Mo-"
2 =. ID ~ -
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NEU-LERSEY ITEMS.

Foa rHE AiD Of THE POos.-The Jersey City
nscrsry tn Rev Mr. tsrrner ataov edges ,ae reeegs
~ Ss 81 nc ua,s 70 @ h4at from me January fund
dnt ~. u u o. fs0ruasy for tas rsief OF the o.
Ia, So wss r7sST-{ G9o NJ L, csnsrt; 80 69@ ,ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06
COURT CALENDAR. .Tms pAv.

W. Val Ans bAf.
SUPRYar CorRr-CIRcuIr-Nos. Pas, 81, 9t. 10,
a. so 81 I3il. $50 SS 3i. 3ts sac So, SIS. oEsssss
TrRA-No 49, matter OF the new Reservoir.
SUPKRIoR CoURT.--Nos. $50, $685. 9J,, ~, 81, -.
"a t,l as 90 81 $40 a s5 953 90 S6c 9se sss 90.
40 es go sT7 $50 6s7 on ss ses asi yss 90 sel es.
gei gl5 sec sg7 998, go. iofo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06
JAdyertifementi
D,Sr,sFS on THE IJ-NGs-IIUNTTR'S MEDI-

cal SPECIALIST Is devoted the popular discussion OF the
trc cause preycuou aid OF all forms OF pulmonary
ea.e AID l. published the let Of every mOab Specimen
RoBTsT HCNTEs NJ. D.,
No. 80 roadway, New.1ork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06

an emL footing and thc bot Pc, W"
,re plst ~ IA afforded for persoDs OF email u, aLsto
cfPo;i e, h free aud independent position
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06
fAdyerfisenent
GRAPE SnAMLS.=S. & " L. TOWLE Il Co

s now oaeripg splendid Of PLAIN and ENsRo
pFE CANTON SnAwLs at prices lower thSh can be
Oh aimed IN sny other house in the city. =. 49,
CoLuNBIAA fall, No. 81 Grand =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06
Acknowledgement.
Tpxv nc ynn 4xiat IA .

an agreeable hour Welt this splendid collection Of PAINTING
Ilconsns nearly 200 OF The finest works OF Ar ever rut
er ~ II il open DAY snd EyESISG snd should be visited
by al.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06
fAdveriscment
YMrE RECENRD.-The shiierer from cough

~ od on he ronrmed cOnsumpge even get MI yaIn~ iof
b. outlaw IN buying bottle Of the WILD CbEaRY bALsAN
Tbe ne OF Dr. WsrARs discovery cannot Do otef-e'
usfed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06

VAN DEUsEN-NFwKlRk.-In KINGSTON, y. Y, Mach q
ig g. by the Rev r. A. Chsiker SIR GRO N AN DfUSEN
TO Miss NATE NEW hlkk, all Of the former place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06

ASorHgR NfssI>e M,S.-WillisI0 SteSen.. one of
the Merchants Police wstchmen, hs. been missing
since Sunday morrirg q, O'Clock. At that time ne
W.. ae,n At his post board the brig Hannibal the
captain Of the vessel adjoining, who shortly after
called 70 him. but received answer and all trace of
The va,han has been lost since then though the slip
ha, been dragged for h, body, under the suppOstcn
tina; perhaps he had fallen overheard. Some weeks
since be had serious difficulty with gang OF emf
grant runners who said they would be -evenged for
what he had done to them, and there is suspicion
that they lave made away with him. This Is the
fourth police Waterman that has been missing within
year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06

The proceedings Of the Board of Aldermen last
evening Of little general interest," except that the
Street Commtee was directed to report relative TO
TIE 900 appropriation for clearing of the ice and
snor., on Friday evening next. Tho Bowery paving
matter wss taken FROM the table and referred to the
Committee on Streets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06

W. sre requested 10 call attention 20 the lecture
upon Madame Rcend. by NJ Charter, at Clinton Hall
this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06

CHARGT or GRAND LARCKNr.-A man named VIM.
ssou was Yesterday arrested by Oacer MMsnnus Of the
Lower Police Court charged with having Monday ast
s ewing instruments valued $50 Ton the office OF
Mr. John Holmes surveyor IN Broadway AID sold the same
or ta # them, BENJAMIN Pike optcian OF broadway, Or
ateat ba heir value When arrested the accused had ~
lived in his clothing and this supposed he part Of the
roees the sale The property recovered sui rue
scced before Justice Connolly snd committed tor
eIanil 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06

popY Up ~ IrFAST ForND.-Yesterday Coroner
Hafo. ied a. inquest The Fourteenth Wed on toe re-
- - a. irfa1 fuId boa 70 the C4tlolc bars ing.
srrd Sot a ESrh Ezhth street VERDI, u Stllyorl
-r4s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06

F,tar AccIDyNT on Charles Smith,
on board the steamship Baltic was fatally Injured
While the hold that vessel Tuesday evening 10 onse
ocnce srge which being hoet 10 the deck hay
M slipped from sings aud tcu hun Immediately
ar accident 10 conveyed TO The New 0fk
Hospital who're he died early Yesterday morning. He wss
native Of Denmark 80 OF aid has leit vile aud
three oh ren residing No 1s Stantons An nquest was
he uTon the body SID erdci Of accidental death NJ"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06
Sc,rnrn IN DIATH-Anne Mually, n child Two

wears OF age died yesterday the residence OF her parents
No ia Fat Thirty sh street the effects OF s. dds
ceyd tho eyenuz previous Of pot OF coffee
bs,i, fallen upon ber Coroner Gamble held inquest
h. body and the Jury rendered verdict OF accidental des
II dece ssed vi, born "a dis city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06
Alexander Dunbar, a sailor

ATTtNprFD SUIcIDr.-Aexandor Dunbar, a sailor
fe Al No $50 Psar street attempted destruction
.eray morning BY taking poison lie ws' discovered soon after
suHrr 5m The effects Of the posor eud conveyed 10 he
Forh ard Police Station whore the police succeeded In en-
trsctir II from BIZ stomach end sst evening he was Gonzales
.eTf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06

LITTLE TOO F.sr.-For 9 lccg time the wife Of
ge1sis reading in fsshOnsble street Id the III
tenth Ward, Hsv-Yerk, had been IN the hAeh 60
ing Oh. from hon, > fow hours without IN ~ cA'e~
rspdsr.x s!f,:t s,essst Of hsr sAyA<s ~ a"nss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06

TRIAL OF JosFPH T.. EBIrsG.-Tbe morning yc'
terday was occupied in the animation Of Rob-
ert A. Smith. which being concluded the prosecution
rested its case.
Mr. Busted then stated the case for the defense,
which was prefaoed by al attack upon Tux TRIBUNE
and TINES for certain comments made by those jour-
mails on the result Of the first trial of the Mr.
Morgan L. Mott was the first witness for The defense
Wien his testimony wa- concluded the Court sd-
iourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06

Mayor VOID has advertised for proposals iorremov
ing the dit, snow and ice from Broadway, between
Tho Astcr House and Unicp square. the roh 20 be
done between the hours Of p IN and a. IN, under
tie direction Of tie supe.nerdeu. Of Streets shcuid
the M.yer succeed in :hs undertaking ne VIII reoe'Y'
the hearty support and couDtensnoe Of our citzen-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06

Hs- u-sCco, 'lAb, sb'ccce inally sWkened ceiling
81 esousy IT the breast 81 her hasbsUd and his Ssl-
1es became worked up 10 such pitch That to him no
tosA aimed Of Is wfv's irccnsts noy. aud hs
Coi0hry detem.1ed 20 fsthon the mystery ana bring
81 Justice the destroyer Of his domestic happiness
Aco"rdi-ciy saturday ls, the injured hu ,bsnd eft
's house as usua but instead of proceeding 10 hi.
30 ~ness r-ked about IN tho n ghbcrhccd. Present,
Is tie er.ing vile wss cbserod 60 out and proceed
acrs towp followed at resre tsble distance by her
husband. The isdy ereescd the ferry 70 Williams
bu~gb ard prcc eded up Graud stree: Aotae distance,
ard finally ENTERED dveIng-hOase. The imsgins-
tive brain % the Distressed husband saw through the
Whole matter and Immediately the services OF Po-
licsmao were engaged ard the occupant, gray
beaded man. was arrc:ted aud taken before masis-
.fa'c An Investigation conducted privately, cleared
~ the mystery. The wife had merely called upon
the wife aid family Of he elderly gentleman with
whom she was on intimate term-, snd whose eircum
s,auc,s needed the attention which she had bestowed
The jealous husband deeply mortified, HpoloSized for
biz inc Screet action, and accompanied 10y his wife, re-
tuned 81 Gotham.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06

Strange DISArPE,R,ScE.--A young sd named
Barney Crmes, abou, six years Old, who was lost ia
Fourts fourth street between The Eighth and Ninth
avenues, the 18th ult.. has not been since heard
from although his parents made the mos; anxious in
qures about him. and Advertised the circumstances at
The time Of his dssppearsnoe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06

PRINIrM ByIP.-Tho beautiful ur.year-old Ohio
Durham steer notified in our Cattle Market report
Feb. 81, as sold 70 Vim. and Geo. Cooper Of West
oh, .ter for $50 has been slaughtered and gives the
following weights Of the quarter:
fore qusc7........lbs.jss hind a. "a
! fore quarter. ...-..........btS
hind ausrer.........468i Totsi......... lbs. 2. ia
THIS makes the meat cost within fraction Of 81 cents
u pound, giving the butcher III. hide aud taliow for
lis profit, which this would be pretty large
o,c The fesh Of The bullock proved beautiful as
he wa. esteemed while living.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-04
GurfiNn Mrmg.
3 DAYS Later from Europe.
HALtTAx TELEGRApH OFfIcE, I
Endav March %.

iUuHy, MhiUU 90
The Royal Mail Steamship Canada, from
Liverpool about o'clock p ~, 18th inst,
arrived here at half past this evening,
Hon George W. Dallas, the newly ap-
pointed American Minister who was pass
enger Ly the Atlantic, proceeded TO the A.
delphi Hotel, where Consul hawthorne had
engaged apartments, and doputation from
the American Chamber OF Commerce pre-
scented him with congratulatory address.
Mr.. Buchanan dlned with the Lord May
or of London, and made concllutofy
speech, which has had a good effect
No excitement exists respecting Amcrl-
can affairs.
Peace Conferences eighth sitting
Of the Paris Conference was held on We'd
nesday, the 18th, but the result was not
known. All accounts from Paris agree on
the almost certainty Of peace, and the &C.
counts from Germany and Russia speak IN
the same tone.
Paris, Frday-Thc Congress held lis
ninth session to-day. The .Nondcw pub
fishes the following " Congress having in
vted Prussia, ns the signcr of the treaty of
the 18th Of July lsil, to send Plenipoten-
tlrics TO PARIS, the King Of Prussia has APP
pointed Baron de Monteufiel and Count de-
llatzleldL"
Baron Man,cu1e leaves Berlin for ParIs
Immediately.
The Crimed. The Armistice was known
to both armies ON the 2Sth February. The
Russians had 1t first, by telegraph from ST.
Petersburgh.
The armstice throughout the Cdmca was
proclaimed on lst Of March
Considerable sickness has prevailed in lhe
French Army the English surgeons, having
little TO DO, have offered their services to the
French Hospitals at Constantnople.
The Russian army is also unhealthy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-04
Two Weeks Later from Cali
fornia.

NEW HoHK, March 81
The steamer Illinois, from Aspnwall. ar
rived at her dock at o'clock. She brings
Sl,2600OO n treasure.
The FIRST section. of p miles, of the Sa-
cramento Valley Railroad, is completed.
The California Legislature have pissed
resolutions dcprecatng the election of Mr..
Banks to the Speakership.
The Indians were committing depreGa-
tons at the mouth of Rogue river. Twcn-
ty-iour persons were murdered, Feb. Did
A battle had taken place at puget- Sound.
between party of friendly Indians and the
Chckelats.
J he steamer Columbia was 20 leave San
Francisco 90 O few days, with Gen Wool
and troops Tor Rogue river
A brl has been introduced into the Calls
ionn Legislature for erecting three new
States out OF California
Advces bad reached plnama thlt che In
dams on the Atlantic coast Of the Province
OF Vera Cruz had attacked the capital, San
ugo, and partially burned the town.
huUraHt@c9, March 5.-Aiilcung ac-
counts have just reached us from klamath
county, 0n tle North California coast. where
about thirty families h1ve been slaughtered
by the Indians, aud the small coat settle
ment burned. The country ls 10 a panic
There are no arms, and an express. just ar
rived here for aid, reports that the people
there are entirely de'cnceIess, and with mo-
means % escape, Preparations are on foot for
their relief
Oregon. Advices from Oregon and Wash
ing'on Territories are 10 the 18th ult Al
Rogue River the Indians had resumed hos
"a ID
head, at the mouth Of Rogue River. has
been burnt At INCA Creek seven of the
inhabitants have been killed. and the place
IS depopulatcd. Among the 'ictims was the
well known tuppor and moun,aiucer guide,
Ben Wright, and the late Sub-ludmn Agent
for Southern Oregon.
/ Washington I'erriiory From Puget Sound
~ Washington Territory, we also have news
OF lndnu depredations. Our adyces thence
are 10 Feb. ~.
From Upprr Oregon our dates are % The
ljyh att a memorial has been adopted by
ihe Oregon Legislative Assembly. directed
10 the President, for the removal of Gen
Wool, for alleged inactivity 300 the present
war and refusing TO send q. s. troops to The
rr.iei Of tie volunteers iu the deld
The 18th Infantry, under Col. Wright. was
.,,'-,...f '-i ,''' '' o'' '", ""'ei'
c,-,,I .,'' '.i,s OF sNilu,'snes nave oe-
S.T !'o pas, ioi'n'l"',
1.,,.,,. ''a''' - , ,y1,.s received o, lhe
cJl,n 1et. ''''' '"'PA'''So 'eo' ION
.rb. ChJ..a ..- ... I'LL,
T,i..l,,,,r. t,l'...,i ' . ']'',' I' ,'n
o1,ae az. 'o1''.,'1u ''s'l 'lau'e' an 'o'
s,,oJ '' ''''O' '"'y - were
Yto. .i.,,,. 80 IS. IL,
GA m Ca1,o INV go. ~. ai', "'a u,.I'l,
'''' on account OF lhe disturbed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-04

As members Of community, and as indl'
viduals, we are at all times amensbe to the
Supreme Ruler and author Of our being
And since we are always prone TO hecomt
unmindful Of our dependence upon him Ia
FORGET his mcrcies--to reject his councils
and to transgress his holy will and command
ments: it is fit that at proper seasons we
should unitedy and in solemn ponltencc,
humble ourselves before our Maker
Therefore in accordance with long and
approved usage, do hereby appoint FRI
DAY. THE ELEVENTH DAY OF
April, instant, to be observed as day Of
Humiliation, Fasting and Prayer Through
out this State. And do exhort the people
on that day, in stric. abstinence from all I'M
necessary indulgence, to assemble at their
several places Of worship and devouuy to
bemoan their personal sins MS well as those
Of the state and nation TO suppilcaie The
Almighty for resolution and strength to CON
form our lives to his Holy Word to offer
mp the tribute Of flial and unieigued graft
tude for Ills manifold goodness and mercy
through the past year. and humbly TO lmplofe
His preservation of our lives and health and
His blessing upon the labor OF our hands The
coming season.
Let us beseech Him to dispose the pow
ers ofthe earth to peace and to grant that
a feeling Of good will and a controlling sense
of Justice, may alike peVade the intercourse
Of nations, and the business ot individuals.
Let rs entrcat that lie will accelerate the
spread Of knowledge and civilization through
oil lands, with Just views Ol the relations aud
accountability Of man to his Creator; that
He will advance the cause Of civil and rehg-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-04
Rhode Island Election.

Provid'noe, Uedpesdoy Epening, .9p,g9
The annual election came of in this s,.,.
to-day. The returns Indicate close e lon
eral Assembly. Thus far 10 Amoric.,
republicans and 10 Democrats are reported
elected. The candidates on both the R,ooL
lican and American tickets for State Office.
are probably chosen and no choice of ,b.
others
.Neic- York, april ,. Colonel Webb ,ol.
graphs to the Courier and Enquirer ffon
Washington that the treaty of Peace botwe,,
England, France, Sardinia aud RUSSIA 49,.
formally agreed TO at Paris on the l2b
Of March. II awaited ratification to BE- p,o.
claimed.