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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14
CTPREME COURT-City and County Of New


NIFKENE CUUKI.-In INC nstttr OF inc AP-
- pli,.on cf the Mayor Aderuss and Comnonaty Of tA9
CIT, OF New Ysrt relative 20 the OPENING Of EIOHTY-
syCOsD STREET from the Hadson River the 70, RvsR
1.xcept such portion ncadsd he Central Ph), b he
Cry YORK Pgusn, Statutes IN zach rnade M
provided, the Mayor Aldermen add Comnonaty u tAs
he Supreme Court Of tie sa,e 81 New Yot spe0
Tern q ed cSa % &c hsd a. t,s CITY Of ssS Yea .
Of Ae Cout that day tsressr coanss b
heard appointment u Of anA
AssssmeIt The above entitled that the ana
eIsri o. the HRroysroeE hereby INTENDED the Opening a
z from ,te Hudson Ryes The Ess River
on euced IN the Central Para 10 the ssd CITY u Ssw.
forf, aid oui on he msp plan q ssd City, under and -
virtue 81 Act % the Of the People Of the 5A6S
Of Se-foFf. entitled An Act relative
touching The yng u sees and Ross the City Of New
10rs, md FOR other purpose passed April ID i-Osts1
Se~sYoiL. Nay 10, psS. LORENZO B. SHEPARD,
d2lusK Cgunssl 70 he Corpssrss,
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Clothing.

EVANS CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
Il Mo- CO and Fulton
IlNFN COAT~Rl. 81 s.. -, - "a d -
WHITE DUCK cOAss-S?D -. IS, - .nd =
LINEN PANT LoONS-<i. = ~, - -na - -
ylESFIfIrS vT>TS-<, <I2S ~ - - land IS a.
FI<F ALPACA COATS-<2 -. - md s.
HLsCk CLOTH COAT>--5 %, -. 81 -, e. % tls
CO HATS 81 lee. than Broadway prices
.. a.. a. 4 BEUwS. No go c.aA-.c
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feQal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
0: the County Of NewYorh noee 10 hereby oven 70 -
persons claims Assnst I'll MAS HARDf late OF tnsNny
OF the with vouchers
to the subscriber a. the Oce Of Harris wilson, No Wa.
In the CIV New Yok before the seventh day oil NO
y,mber DeIt Dated New-York, the "a day of Nay lsa
ny3 is~6nS' ELiHAosIn sAeD..
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
OF the County New York notice hereby fven 20 al PEI
.ou. bsy1 against JAMES PORTER, late Of the Oy
OF New dscesed present the same with vousnsss
thereof 70 the subscribe his residence No W bfeenwian-
.venue IN the city OF New York before the sixteenth
June neILDsted New York ne eIeveah asy o. De-
eenber 1855. WILLIAM mAAW ELL,
lagJmS Adminsdstor
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OOP POSTON and PROVIDENCE Wa NEW
FAN Roam 81 NEW,IERSEY-

Cor. ,cti-s New With tie p-ls-sr- Lexis
u,r-a .-s e.ern Rs-osd >crsutcn G--s' Sec 'he
Serh "A West; Ess;oa WIKI ZEE Leash NsIey h.i
rusS 70 NkuchefU -.
SUMNER ARRASGEMENrs-CoI nancinS Ju-e = 80
N-~ Yolt for Es.ton 49, .e-neiste p ees fnz
pier No North River AZ 50 ard " Q or So7'es-
Vile az SO AMI i0:A q n. AZ s. Al $50 ?. n.
The .hox@ Elsabsfe With ,rars cr TIE
Nv J.r.~, R.irn.S .hh SeYors from ne foot of
John Stems Sapt-
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III 10 1855 rraia. will lesre ChAm5ersst Station As fc
lows: Express. s. AID ?. ~ Mail, 3 . Taroass
Way Train L. u ErEAIt,1 ? N For Pouxhkes1sie
. ~ .aa D m For Sins sing &C. " q n and 9: IS N
jThis every Friday svenins Ct II p 70. Mo-
p. For Peeksknl. I and = 80 ?. Tho '0aSs
ps Sing and PeekskI TrsiIs stop a. Way StaeaA
Passengers st-n Chamber CsnS Christopher snd Slot s<
Trains fx Nsv.vork e.ye Troy al IS Sis and o. - "a
and 4 S. NJ and East Albany At s g IS .d IL: IS .nj
SPIN A v. Ssi'i IL Nu'~''u'e"SeA~
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ISLAND Ctrv Leaves Fal'on Ferry @n. aor'h SIDE .,
"a and 10 n ard l. \ AMI = NJ dsiy, meeting snd
..ehsrsrr rs.serger. with Ire Car, HuLter. Por cr
ste I'd which caves Flushing re ane hears Persons
.u 70 70 Flushing by OF these Trans s1d return BY ne
re1t or .1y ,ueceear Train hEolsa IN - utnu'ss se &c
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DFNEsYLvANTA RATLROAD.-THREE

IDAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PhlLA-
DELPHIA and PITTSBURGH -Ihe aORSlSO N Al
TRAIN Philadelphia or Pfttsbmgn o. " a m Ard
leave. Pit.borsh Phlade phis The FAST LINE
leave. Philadelphia PitsbuTsh ct ~ 20 and Ptseash
for Philsd.l pbis q HE NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN
Phladeipbi. for Pittsburgh at II and Ps6ash
Phiisdeiphis a. - 2.
from st. Louis No Alton. Gaena and Chicago. Illinois
Frankfort Le1inrtor All Louisville Ky Tsrre Haae hsi-
ron La Fsye,e and indianapolis. Ind Cincinnati Dsytoai
srrir sfed Bel sfon,aiDe sandu.sy Tsedo, eey,.d 20
luz bus Zane-yn Msssop. and Wooster Ono also Urn mo
steam PACKET boats aid wOrleans, 81 Lo1> LOUIS
vile ard Cincinnati - ,.,-< .,.,.
Pa.L.sT, v fnd this expeditions And son
furtsL!s route bstr ne East and West -.
tck Be bad either OF The ABOVE ue'el
places IA the West Or Of
Courtlantt 81 New York.
il ELLIOTT, AGENT Pennsy vsniA Railroad Co.,
No Astor House, Broadway, Sew l0ik-
THOMAS MOORE, Agent, cor. 18th aid Ma et '";
E.ury,,, in lss Phil .3s pbis
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olrIcr OF IHE wIspsOR MINING COnPxSr, }

OFFICE OF THE wsDsoR MINING CosPESr,)
No. 65 WALL-sT,
EEw-YoKK, May 7. 1855 J
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN STOCK in the WINDSOR MINING COMPANY Is
forfeited non~yment Of assessment OF One Dollar per
March, 1886 that the will be cold
Public Auction the Office Of COMPANY on SATURDAY
June, 1855, IL O'Clock unless pfeVou"s
redeemed by payment OF ra'd assessment ana expenses
Certificate Cerhcate
No 400 shares No. lS9....... 10 shres
~ 1ax 100 share@ 10 1871 ,........... s. shares
No %........ 45% shares No ei........... ~ shares
Nc l25........ shares No ln8. Wshsres
No 500 shares No rhares
~ SO .hayes No 50 shares
~ 100 16o shares No 73............. 4+hares
~ ee SO shares No. 66............ lothares
NO. NATH. HAYDEN Treasured
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bounIp ran6 marranis
BOUNTY LAND-WARRANT OFFICE, No: %
- Wa Mes Yors.rhe hshes; msrtei Yret PAID fo'
LAND WARRANTS AID "a " AIS eoid by-1s ara slafh
e.d AMI oI~Aeed hN mail Otherwise re;eipt OF rvn
Lard Wsfrsnls procured r Soldiers sd c'heIs eAteo %
Bounty Is,d dis, upon sol c-'.en - -
!. c COLEMAN Co, No. IS Nsl.''c
IAND WARRANTS-LOeated on shares or by
k,Ae acre b. CHAPMA ~ CURTIS Surveyors AID LAaa
Asenis 81. An;houys Fsls, Miasesots Territory.
AND WARRAN WANTED. -
Il TAYLOR BRorRERS Bankers,
Ne = Wai-st SewY9-k.
W. Vii .,rry order. r.smr,lv Wsrars sl~sys ham.
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IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH AID WEST, VIA '6hoLi
CRY NAL and E1press Lines Leave N-wYoTt AID II
ard and fare 81 u N .toPo,Hss A. a,
stations Throush Tickets sod for CiDeunatl eU and
n ~ and the West a. for Baltimore, Washington, Nor
,s k and through bssssse checked WsshDsos IN
md an m j. w WOODRUFF, Assistant Supt
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OFFICE The FULTos TIRE-IssUsAScE Co.,(
NLw-YoRg. Juue s, 1896. !
A Ia MEETING Of the BOARD Of DIRECT

"A ORS Of this COMPANY, held this day, Mr.. WILLIAM
COBB elected President in place Of Mr. A. B. Hodges
resigned; snd the following resolution sdOp'ed:
Rs.d That the thanks OF this Board be rendered TO the
late Pr .dent for his careful Efficient aud proper
o. the shss The Company and that copy Of this rssoas
be transmitted 70 him.
WILLIAM MULLIGAN, Secretary
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With DsTateh-The tes and splendid packe. ssio WEB
STIR Capt. J. Lasfe-ee vii immediate tcr
the above psrt t.r tItaht or passage apply 70
SPOFFORD TlLEsTON L ca. No ~ Brosisay.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-23

BY the arrival OF ,hc steamship T.ras. r00oa,-
ly from San Juan. wc leara tie following.
Recently party of Thirty Asa#rean- -er,.a,
in the Nieamguan urmy, an5ef Ia eaa.naa. 81
Gil Mcdonald. attacked an dI4ss h.i#a. 3D. w.
barbados u large number 4 reHs.s. numbering
Loo. or perhaps more. ia ~ tHea3ut,f 4u
American was killed and several Wa4.a.4 ,.'-
sequonily uuIaber of cit.z.Hs + Granada vol
unteered aud marched ufaiH-t tie same us.# e
rahel. II Aiearaguase say:
Upon consultation it va. 3eeaea at,i-iL's
10 form the company into thu Divisions. ,...n
To be led an by oticcrs chosen ffaa among tb,ra-
sclyes Bryau COTE WA. th,a elected Colonel.
aud Wiley Marshall second ia command. Robert
Millienn Wa elected 20 lead In, frst company 10
nuke the ehafge-out of this nineteen were killed,
wounded aud missing MAJ. 81. O'Ne,l wa.
chosen "a lead ihc second. and CAPTAIN Wn,l.u..
Of Ma.aya. the third company. when all rLa-o
ARRANGEMENTS had been completed, the cainpauir.
separated 10 attack the place a, three d,if r.ut
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-23

,.. p..,...',l Fa84irer la IA Ge We ti INN
.z#45=.,.=ao3 startling discovery that Ja1"e,
- T.a.. Of Halifax Is an aboiif'o"'SE N N.
is,er. and angels of grace. what comes neA.' ~ :,
nr,.o only owns about thousand 'his6v,s.'
an1 bs i therefore unsound on slavery VIZ
and the Enquirer we suppose DON own "' oro
,han a hundred or two piece. and yet 'ney u'a
aItogether reliable, right side up southern 'heu
deeply interested in the peculiar lns'ii luton anu
now engaged IN furnishing up their Ola 'lusNe'
10 defrndi, Poor Mr.. Bruce! why oon {ou
sci all your "gizzard- feet and ''ebo Sims free
and then make great fuss about nIgg'fs "I1
southern rights like Wise and the Enquirer anu
then you would be good Southern man i"s
truth - Mr. Bruce. 10 man can own '""u
MIXERS. aud vet be reliable friend of the S'9th.
Tie thing 3 impossible; and we are surp''-'u al
a gentleman of your intelligence owning so many
# you cont want to be called a vile ahoIlli"h'si,
If von had none, and would halloo at the Yep u
vanr voice, as if you owned the whole OF three
millions of them, il would be all right ana the
south could trust you aud yoar patriotism anu
loyalty would be Unque.tienea. We advise YOU
therefore, to get rid of your nggers.and therehv
elevate yourself with W-e md the Enqnlrer'and
you need have no apprehension Of being lynehed
aud then tarred and ieathered. james c. Bruce
i an AboIitiouist aud no mistake. 1t 1t Is equal
lv trae that this is great country. and abonnds
IN patriots without nggers. Rich. Wing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-23


Ia the following eloquent description ct the
All--i-apFi riy,r-thc Father Of Waters"--we
gve fit representation of.the mingled interests
ct this great Union, uniting from thousand
raHts and flowing on in one deep broad channel
# ultiaual wealth and prosperity:
If bucket of water from the Mississippi
rivtf at New Orleans, aud ask Yourself the qurs-
ti8H. From whence il come,s aud the answer
,nuV h. from the sandy deserts of New Mexico,
tf1a# the riur hills of Carolina, from the rolling
nf.tzIa. ii Nobre~kn, or from the cotton fields If
Gsols4s from the British possessions north of
the sqih degree # latitude separated by thin
lsIs f sfa covered rocks; from the streams that
flan iata ihe Arctic ocean. or from bowers at or
su p aH1 mas np,in that perfume the oanehrld- of
LOUISIANA: from the frozen lakes that gem the
h. ssm f Minnesota and Wisconsin, or from the
sunny fountains that gush up from the How"ry
u lniu- af Alabama and Tennessee; from the lake
bound peninsula Of Michigan; from the hill sides
waving grain in Pennsy lvania and New York;
from the tobacco fields of Virginia and Maryland.
l. may be part of those mighty volumes That
r)l their never firing waves through lava and
Missouri; through Illinois, Indiana and Ohio;
through Kentucky aud Arkansas, Mississippi and
Texas.
Il Is part Of the ten thousand little r. that
&c me hymung their way from that mountain
raAge wherein arise the Columbia and the Colo.
~ do of the West; or of those from whence tie
Delaware and Susquehanna hasten away to meet
the rising In the spur IF the Allegheny it
il ~ sauted the springs ef the Roanoke aud the
5 anda, aud far beyond the black hills it hu,
locked arms with the mighty SaskashuNan a. he
urled on his cheeIloss Journey to HudSon's
Bay. The springs Of the Cosewanpo listen to
III roar of Niagara and the fountains vi the
Platte overlook the crutels of the extinct volca
nos Of Utah. 1t has fortified country greater
tn IN the empire of Alexander, and has carried II
richer commerce than all the rivers tributary to
Imperial Rome.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-23
PiuiabIe sight.
,er ~ the Now l ok DaiiH NeIrS re-

Tie Iaealizer If the New York Daily NerS re-
! eufds the following:
Willie passing one of the Police stations seY-
efal DAYS since. our attention was s0rrowtully at
trae,el toward a fair and erring daughter OF Eve
Who VA cartcd up to tue door ct the Station
house. and dragged in with apparently as little
regard a that exhibited by u butcher toward the
creatures which he is about immoating to sup.
ply the demands of appetite. Although the de
mon rum had left sad imprnts on her counte.
nance yet II was evident she was once what the
world called beautiful, and perhaps, we thought,
The darling of boating parents, their pride and
fheii hope. Alas now she had fallen there were
none now 50 poor to do her reverence.
How true is it, that when lovely woman once
stoops TO follow her downward course. it j. like
that Of the rock di-lodged from the mountains
brow constantly increasing in momentum until
she Is lost to vr'ue and goodness, that is lost
10 view. falling down, far down. from its high and
elevated position. 1t is sight 10 stir the depths
of feeling, and should operate n fearful warn
ing To deter woman from the first appronch to
crime. We can look with some degree of com
passion upon man who has fallen from his high
estate to mnge with the dreg- of society, bat in
the case of woman, it Is Il heart sickening and
pitable sight.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-23

IT, 1.srssazasas = raakiae aisPie preparations
-, an Ed - the tedious and costly ~nr IN
Fsars1a dsring The coming wiurer. which u the
rss.t favafable season for operations IN the ev-
srrla5es The troops intended for this service
oornpri-e uesrly two aud hall regiments, or
about two thousand men, drafted frpm various
posts on the soaboard aud at the Northwcst.-
Two companies sill leave fert Hamilton Gov
ernors Island. in few days also two compa-
MES from Boston Harhor. aud others from Old
Poin, Comfort. This will increase about three
fourihs to the United States force at present IN
the peninsula A number of large Hat boats
both of wood and iron, in process OF con
struction at New York. at The ship yards and
iron found,es, designed 10 aid the troops in pen
iratng the everglades. Cen Harvey is to take
Q ommand and as he is not only very resoluto
u nd untring officer, but one who is thoroughly
acquainted with the ground and the enemy we
may anticipate the speedy termination Of this
protraoted aud very expensive
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-23
Democracy md squatter Sovereign,

We learn from the North iiabamian, That at
me recent Democratic demonstration at Tus-
cumbia the Hon. Gro. w. JONES, NJ. e. from
Tennessee, came out fiat footed for Sqaatter
Sovereignty and Buchanan.
Mr.. JONES is the leading Democratic mombor
of Congress from Tennessee. He is the same
man who declared in his place in Congress that
the Kansas bill recognized and maintained the
doctrine of squaiter Sovereignty, aud that III
iras The true doctrine"
Here we have a public endorsement by prom
ment member Of the party, of doctrine which
Southern Democrats have heretofore chnrac-
teriz,d a. more dangerous TO the rights aud in.
terests of the South than the Wlmot Provi,o ;
But nll this agrres very well with the recent de.
clarations Of Mr. Breckenridge, Gov. Wicllii Of
Louisiana. 10. &. Scott Of Richmond, aud other
Democratic oracles, that Democracy Is mol ia
porobie 10 The extension Of starfry. So, no Doubt
thinks Mr. Buchanan; then why should the South
trust him
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-23
The tnnel- in fekfas.

The Galveston News contains correspondence
from casfroYiiie Mpdfua county. Texas. dated
l9ih alt. from which we take the following inter
,.iinr particulars IA relation 10 the camel- which
lase lately becn imported there by the United
state. Government;
had al.a the pleasure Of making the acquan-
lance If Major WAYNE. for several years attach
Il h tha Var Department IN Washington CITY.
who vent out last year TO Asia aud introduced
the ramrl- into this country, which arrived at
'u1ianola lat spring, aud are now kept at this
f.asf Il has been selected by him as tho best
s4aapied T. that service ftT which he intends
thrm. When we arrived they were out grazing,
sann two miles distant. attended by the Arabs
Who have charge If them, when MINOR Wayne
very kindly sent out and had them driven ia tor
eur fa.peeipn. There are altogether thlrty-two'
including some young ones, aud all are IN excel
leui health. and seem to be doing we'll.
TIE males are kept separate from the females
IN the earyell. aud when all were housed aud we
lad examined them carefully. accompanied by
Naj. Wayne. who gave ns very interesting &C.
count IF lheir habit aul pccnliuries. he ordered
one # them to be led out and loaded as if for u
Journey. After knceline 10 receive the pack
saddle most cumbrous loud of itself, but such
a. are used in the country from which they came,
a laad Of corn was placed on the animals back,
sufficient for two mules TO draw in Il wagon, with
which he started of ut good round pace.
dromedary next led out. which Is the saddle
animal Of the camel, and after kneeling to re.
ceiye the saddle, he was mounted by an Arab.
who started off across the prairie at pace which
seemed to me not much short Of two forty lick.
This pace they can keep up for hours in success
sion, travelling with perfect ease from eighty TO
one hundred miles per day. They can also sub
sist for several days without water. and their "A
dnplability to the frontier service for which they
arc designed, is now n matter beyond doubt
Maj. Wayne informed me that he had forty
more animals coming out, and he Is now building
a stable in which they will be kept, which he
{ speets 10 get finished before the cold weather
ip
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-23

The following address 81 TIE AMERICAN hteoa'
tive Committee g; keateols. ve ftse from the
Leriaxsaz gky~l ohst-st-- H. CaDsHaiies
sss hs~z sesirtly gagged sznet sAs AaSGss -
ieesiaasn 81 analyses II he rs3e Il he >sttf css'
Al .hsi finbes and thsr pow .4aaanst ana k'an-
4nnlr : CERTAIN int Fillmore nna Danni4af. "a e
have nns the siichtesc henss as shs t'hs '7'r-
thai this al,iner corrpot an nothing hti .hf
contamination al snmp s'unandnnt srhnt t1''H
sht narl q nur 1trrrIaea nna asssnrruff "7-
pnnenfs "a. prfagsi,i it, yaziiieaiian
gfe4s - Efsssss- Pea Pei =. 8Htzzs#f Ht
.4.ssssslal#a 4ta4 =
~ s,atsr,rrss n0ihr sttt emHsisst fa'- fiif.
Y,..issss4s ar ii-seii-ia,s rauiG ~szaf -ff tr.
-, H4.fs IS tas.ilia., hi-5 raHaiuHa eHfisstr-r. f
- g,4safssf COMMITTEES UuG. aiaHsHgi IHss..s'-
t..st q IN naaifs sauit ~ u'aat aa a.Hr-1fs.'at
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rsss.sa. sf4s= 4 Fs-f-ta aaattsaH# Hah .f-t
ys,sa-ss. ssy-t saai'i a-aaHf s'-sat H a-
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-23

The Winchester Republican justly remarks
hat all the discordant murmurngs about the dis
solution of the Union, and all merely sectional
IN ovements, come from the friends Of BrCuAN-
tand up for the Union, and they scout all other
music" 1hequiet, order-loying people every
where are beginning TO notice the striking CON.
trast presented between the conduct of the Fill
moreites and the extremists North and south
The difference IS serious one, and it must have
it's effect in behalf of the party whose noble aim
lie 10 give the country rcpose
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-23

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An English Review Of sm.risna Psiiiio-.



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g.. N Kansas by the release If the State
f.zs..s.r. 81 IA california bv The ahlieation Of
the Yf-fsncs Committee. From s. 100 10 IL. 900
n3n under arm. scortod the HITTER from the Com
mite. rom back to- their residences thus giving
g, demonstration which will probably secure the
safety If a stem generally taken with much haz
ard Il f.ysrv seldom that self constituted au-
tbsritie. retire with grace and dignity bat it is
only due To the Nipilapce Committee to say that
il has ,l.ne 90. thas not Welded 10 the love
Of power and stayed for rough signal of dspor-
.ien. bnthas retired bv voluntary act. and re-
tired with n display Of strength that shows it
p,if,bt # # nleased have kept it's ground longer
The Vigilance Committee has thus presented II
signal mud favorable instance Of the application
If an extraordinary remedy 10 n bad state Of |
things II stepped in when il was wanted, and
il rriires now TINT its task il dome All Amcrica
now await. in brenthlcs, suspense--if the noise
If thousand mass meeting oraiors can be so
great event of the election, and
Pennsylvania is the principle battle ground ON
which The contest il being fought "Mnss meet
inps arc held in all parts Of the State" suvs our
correspondent, "and all the most available stump
orators nre importod in. with nppnintmcnts made
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-23

The Huntsville indcpendent Of the 9th says,
the passenger train on the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad made its first run west OF Tuscum-
ba The train now runs regularly between
eight and nine miles towards Memphis. where it
meets the stages from pocuhontas. The cars will
extend their trips MS the track laying progresses
at both ends of the gap between Pocabonlas aud
Tuscumbia. We are Informed that the cars will
be running through from Stevenson 10 Memphis
by the LIST February next.