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WASHINGTON, Tafscsy, Aug. l9, 1856.
II is copsia. red very doubtful If quorum oi
the House is pre.ent on THURSDAY. Inc No"
Compr psston bill, however, will compel attend
sncs a. it requires the per diem to be reduced for
pop.st,. dance-a glorious feature OF the bh'.
There ale var Gus rumors aioat as to the resui'
NJ the extra session. Some think the Army bill
will be hurried throuf h bOh Houses without aoy
n,oviso. ard ,ha, Congress will then adjourn
The Repub leans now in Washington are deter
mined to rt sst the passage Of the bill in that form
n the l,st. Some think the real object OF the Ad
mjnis,ration, in having the extra sessioo,. is 70
free through Toombs's Kansas bill. l doub' II
Mr.. Buchanan will want the responsibility OF such
beislaticD.
Gov. Geary has taken the oath Of office to sup
port the Bogus laws of Kansas. He is expected to
remain passive ard only keep the peace until after
election. The Border Rutilans won't per ms this.
There is no middle ground iO Kansas. Geary Will
be forced, ss Retder was, to become Border hut-
fan or leave. ard that quickly. have covered
with hIm, and he does not fully realize 'he horrid
stste of afuirs in that Territory. No man csn'
tits tide of see Dg and hearing for bimself II Gov.
G.sry acts as he talks, the Border Rufhans will
catch a tartsr President Pierce will fnd his
passive Instructions di.obeyed. And Mr James of
Rtode Island, and Mr.. B gIer, who Baehsnsns
mou,bpiece. will discover that they had better
bept their promise without consulting their South
erp masters, and presented Geary's bill aorogating
the Bogus Legislature ard laws, aud leaving him
free to organize new one. The Governor leaves
Tor Kansas in few days.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20

SrvlKrrEsIH WARD GhRnAs RErugLIcAss -Tns
r,pulsr meeting Of the German Club Of the Sever.
teeth Wud wos p stecned lsst eveUng, owing T. e..
.t,rrp. some thIsy nsmbers, hoy,eyer, he'd "A H..
folme meeting, III which the issves bstcu the op'e
v1retboussti.
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To the Associated Press:

To the Associated Press:
Wise and discreet members of the Democratic, No
publican, and American parties acknowledged leaders
of both Houses express their determination to resist
spy attempt to go into any legislation at the Extra
session save on the Army bill, or other great pu 'lc
measures. The members are exhausted from their
excessive labors, and painfully anxious to return to
their bones.
The Richmond Wig contains letter from Mr.
Fillmore in reply to the ndorsement of him by the
Virginia Wing Convention. He expresses his gratif
cation at the honor conferred upon hun and pledges
himself, il elected, to administer the Government IN
strict acc Ndarce With the Constitution, and the rights
of all sectors of the Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20

NNETEfSIH WAND GyRAAy REPusG sGIcAas "a
large ard enthusiastic meeting Of Germans Of dc
NjItteehth Ward was held Ut Edward Mules y on
Second avenue, bstween For.y-6fh asd Fc'S" ns
streets, On Monday evenlng-Mr Christian Ssh' 'ar'Z
in the chair. TAe peetiDg was adifessed b Mr.
HsiimeD d. tditor Of the Staats' 'DemeeT@, ssS by Mr.
Malignon Of the Twelfth Ward; Ai'er Whit b 1t ad
jour ed With three thu dsrng cheers for Fu moot aad
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DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Aug -, 1855
Tie Democrats held large maze meeting here st
n;cbt. Gen. Cass was the priucipal speaker. The
Hon. Reverdy johnson was named as the irs. Wee.
p,, s;c;.n.. tpt did lot take part in the meeting.
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Our readers nesd Lot BIZ retoId thai We prot, ia
addition TO those Of our Own cOrrespsn 1ents suoh
dispatches from the Kauyas bOider as the teie-
graphers at st. Louis choose to send us. OF course
the bulletin of The Westport Border Rufan, report
ing az sttsck BY two hundred Free-State men on
the town If FrNtp Kansas VINO had fight Of
two hours with only twtnt, Pro Slavery men, dur
ing Vbic6 four Of the Pr '.Slavery sa4 Fix Free
S:o.e Ut were killed AID eleven more Free State
meD wounded, is mOnstrous distortion If noi au
outright fabrication. We presume there mas been
a f1tt of cone kind, probably induced by the rob
berry of Free-State horses ard cattle BY some of
tie Southern predatory bands which now infest
Kansae, hId that ttey we're caesed to their refuge
il Frar kim b. the victims ard their reg abors We
shsn heur tie truth ftom correspondents tcn
twelve days hence
The story of three hundred of L4aes men
having entered Topeka doubtless refers to the ar
ival of tie pioneer emiera,iDg parti who entered
KaIsas through Iowa and NcbrAsks, as we have
already set forth.
Since the above was written, we have re-
ceived dispatches from Chicago, gsiug the outline
Of bold attempt Oh the part OF ths Border
RUffians to drive out or exterminate ali the free
fettlers in Kansas. 1t seems they have been wait
NJ fer TIE adjournment of Congress TO commence
q campaign long since determined upon and doubt.
lees dictated from Washington
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TIE Z: much t:scusaion aa to tie prop'ietg Of
D. Ill si-s tbt Alsbs 9 proceed oE ber voyage
abE : bai'. W. bear THAI Mr Cuusrc has ad.
vice. fr,n HaiAx coLtrac:ctins .ae statements
whct tsve been ptict q Of the extent Of tie leak,
. avg ,hst the ARABIA wss suacely seawOrthy
tbis b 20, Ss toi1h ts shoVlc puolsh bi, in'o:.
Il :,;er t. I'iv. N scyisFcf ~ t,islds &C !.s
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To ADvERTIsERs.-THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE will go
TO press 10 morrow morning at an early hour We
ahsl print Of this weeks is~ue l73 900 copies.
few more advertisements will be received hauded in
early to day. Price One Dollar q line.
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SCIENTIFIC CONGRESS.

ALBANY, ruesdty, August TO, 1856.
The Scientific Congress convenes mere to morrow
and preparations making on great scale for It,
cover. d platform has been erected in Academy Park
suitable for The accommodation Of 200 persons The
Copgress will continue in session throughout mex
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Nesp1lprk Daily 1ibn,te
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 30 1856.

If the Rev Ps,dee Butler 10 this vicinty oud De
greatly obleed by his dipg his address this office
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an ectbusss.ic Republicaa meeting was held in
PbDs'- pais ls-t Eight to hear Senstors Ccl'amer
and TiambuD aud Representative Burlingsue.
The telegraph gives us brief sketch Of the pro-
rasdrpa
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WYSDHAN RoBERTsos, EsQ.-Su' | have the
honor to acknowed the receipt of yolr letter of the
$50 ut transmitting copy of the preamble aud reso
lufiCns adopted by the Dig Convention of Virginia,
lately mbed al Richmond. by which that lttslli.
Ptp sDd patriotic body recommended to their Wing
brethren throughout the state TO yie TO my nomn
ton for the Presidency their actve and zeaious sup
port.
Standing. as 90 TIE known candidate Of another
patty YET receive this recUmme ndat,on with graft
iude and pride | feel that it is made not because
tie principles OF the two parties Identical nor With
a view OF mei gDg them IN each etLer-for such OBJ
jtct is expressly disclsned by the Conv enton-but
becaufr the principles which my nomination represents
approach moe nearly TO those main aimed by tle
Wigs Ct Virgin ia than those OF any other candidate;
ou1 because, as tie Convention pie ased to say
of their col fdeLce in my late administration Of .he
Government
What, yer may be o.r differences on minor subjects
am sure tEtre IS one On which we agreeaod that
a. this moment is paramount 10 all Others. alude 20
the preservation Of the Union of these States end the
recpirg tie country from sec'lons strife. The ques-
tion is not much, how shall the Government be sd
great vital question, NaIoLa Democrats and Union.
loving AmeIic.Is may We'll act in concert On this
basis shall with great pleasure receive the votes of
tll who Lave cOnfoeLce III my ILtegty and ability,
81 no ask other pledge than my past service for
nv tutuve conduct rhs IosiOn ms to me alike
honorable t0 AL No principle ID s.crhcet. No de-
ctpiiCn s pscticed an1 trust aat one, casting
his vote r me on this ground, will have to
regret II.
With many thanks for the hstte,Dg manner 10 wbed
you have ple ased 20 communicate the result Of the
Cow n.ion,
Ihays the honor 10 be
VI Fri- 3a-l 4 ~ifi
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THE TEXAS RAILROAD LOAN BILL LAW.
AUSTEN, Tex-s Tuesday, Aug. 10, 1886.
The bill loapDg six thousand dollars per mule to
Rair ad Con paIy passed BY the Legislature Of rex,
las Become la without the Governors siguafute.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20

Mr.. Fillmore has addressed the public i'll an.
ober letter, takirg the form Of reply to formal
notification that be had been nominated for Pfes
d, mt By what called eelfs Wing State Convention
Ia Virginia. The reply is as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20

P4soe ana from ssas S.etSn u. sy
s.ons asaA P,ano.a Of witch viii ee sod At
pfee< shsf osy ". WsrERss, No. SSS Broadway.
rsysirej 20 shed. boxed s,1 moved Csaa Pae
F'snce - pianos Nusic 4 reduced prcea
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-1a;,-,-,,xo's A,OLiCON-A new Musical Instru


49, S,u,nsrt above sl competition suxc OF csss ant
a. .mepts ppyns bis famous DYE the sreaes
YSs,c s,ce OF its Nd throughout the world. Hts nss
- :. II Wtcs and TovPEEs Is perfection itss hoesae
:. A ,.tsH at CxfsrADoRo's, No S As'or Hou 3
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have the lOL OF 70 Dc
Yoar tris. 4 acd fellow c!tizT,
AILLAkD PtLIMOT

The preservation Of the Union Of the States -
is all ii. bit; bu. who aasa.ls or endapgers i. ?
Who il lot he UhO deciares that if dis rival should
be chosen Presidtrt that Union will be dissolved I
AID i It se desirable to "rescue the country from
:tciior al strife, why IL. begin tie work BY und :
il tie great wIocg which iupened t. that strife :
Mr.. Fillmore hss Tot one VOID of rebsbe for the
authors o! that WroDg-aOt one 1oId If sympathy
for tn gh hearted patriots NV struggling and
:, ,dtr;tg .or Liberty in Ksnaas-nOt tear for the
martyrs VITO 'here tase died to consecr.te s soil 70
Free Labor ard Free Speech. National Demo
crsts sd Union .oviie eWhig-," he thinks "nsj
vel act in co.csrt Very good. s. my those
Wings and Democrats OF Other days VITO agree
that public faith shoald b. kept, solemn coOp.cts
rtspectid Kansas shielded f.cm red handea d-s-
potism. a.d LIBERTY esteemed precious IS well as
U,ior. We We'll remember TOE day ~her Midsrd
Filno,e would have stood shoulder to shoulder
u,+b hasa. BET roK-
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10, 900 cures have been made this month OF Diar-
,sh D,s ptery C<lc Group Chrome Rheumsiisn hc by
Dr. TosiAss Celebrated VENETIAN LiAistkT wLau'ed 70
S oursIe ct so by tbs tn onshou the U states
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20

IMPORTANT TO CONsUMPrIvEs.-Ihe Revle"
Of The treatment e Co,.umP,i"u AoPs'hc domsp s.a.
Wst,r Cure end lima son-frou the pen OF Dr. HuateI
.honA e raS hy every Pc VINO values health Price ~
@sA~ w. ~ SHERMAN Co, Aror House.
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Rrsinfss MGrires.

WIGS - HAm-DYE - WIGS. - DArVhsi0% ~ ,., Son,s
WIGS srr tt"rhes he world fot toeir sra;eci beauty
Te, ate charm The largest s1a Dos.
s. s., ~, world Twelve Irss,os's No rs 8rcsdwsy
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THE HORSE MARKET.

Nearly all the horse brought into the city D. arm
ELS or horse dealers from the country, are kept and
offered in the great sale Stable, locsed IN Tweny-
fourth street upon each side Of Third Avenue There
i. stable room along each side Of two blocks, for
Thousand horses-soe Of the sables reaching through
to Twenty third or Twenty.fith street. We think
the average rumber for sale az been about i've hum
dred though the Spring. Some days the number
Tergee Il good deal higher. The sales for week past
should think, would &c at about twenty hVe or
thirty per day. Owing TO the cold, backward Spring
the street remained extremely dull the first halt Of the
Spring months. Usually by this time ia June, TIE
Spring sales were nearly over, but now the market
aplears as lively il has any time since the oPnas
business opered The stables wei supplied with
hor'es Of all sorts sizes kinds AMI coos snd they are
well fed with visitors many OF whom are srH'ou' %
buy whenever they meet with horse TO SAT- 81 oaf
gam. There Is no way Of giving the price, 80 that
country readers can base any calculations upon H. -
Is to determine wha: horse % th-i,s would eel ioI
in TIN, ms.ket.
For nstance We no,ic.i tn, morning lot o!
horses flesh from Ohio, ainoog which thee vs. 't
yeas Chestnut c.it.cg, Isl hands hsn, aHl' GA
built, sound, good work and smooth iret'e' uA-e'
the -addle-be'd q. 50, but could be bought io'
80" ny us ril- $1,000 an ~ -" 49,
wi lie = mix, with rrg 10 ~Irs t.. den'so' "'no1'
doubt Iom tie Arabian horse located some -a'' go
IN Michigan god worker snd pessa1t sadie
hoTse Is hatcs high and -ou.d tia. could D'' %.
lcOS u si2j, merely because the coio' va "'"'r
Peace .ske notice, TIA, - the worst COR i'I 'ci'
market. It aoy lie a. We TO oJs-F'- GOA ne o7-'
coor i ja'. a.. dark co.c--a har. nth p.4it o. -"
vii eel IL It's ms.ke!
In tie teIi -ts there wa, ir. b-s.k -'''e, 90
!sars Old All reery = hanA hi,s-oit Of tlo'7
GEES. strong clumsy ONO horss- god - ~ P"e
ELere there /. plenty o'feed 81 auy auou'' %
Ib- ote VS. t,.d NJ $50 but Ne beiIa A-4i 'ne -
a go w would =, swap the white i'f - d. Sex
q: az even t-aoe.
hsnd-one vel built BE-! nae. 70 n-n''. yr'"
Cd age BODY. very .aitsble 70, iiSn' 60 ''a ~
SO
Canadian tO,ss- range f-uB slDo 20 80 No
uoed .one trs,l a.r.yab : The aiFees o1e o. ''c
met oad.er. ii At We nave no,ea is,e7 vs. very
bard-one bay Ion Ls,lE-tol C"rity. Nc" Oh a.
roted fgr fl, hers q, yes-, Cd aod 't'ee' nioo'
tisb eeu,le Il basps.., and very :sst he'd 81 s''''
bu, WI Iacbs5, b. .o,i ul-ch beio" t11 ns''s %
lea, f,nc, n.r a. net wrb whe "iI pay ''"'
pnce
IN, o.,.,,., II, ,x~rt q. III. Oa0t~ sA' " "SSe"s'
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

REVOLT on BOARD OF THF Snip wAsHiSGros.
The crew Of tie ship Washington, lying in Butter
milk Channel, revolted yesterday morning and re-
fused to do duty. They had been on shore and came
on board drunk. During the scufie betwees the Off
cers and crew. the captain shot of the men in the
mep in the leg with pi-tcl. The crew then reversed
the ensign, and taking boat steered for the Shore
vhers four of them were token into custody by tue
First and Third District Police OF Brooklyn. The
whole, nine in NUMBER subsequently, taken into
custody and conveyed to Eldridge street tNew.iork
Jail on the oder OF United States Marshal Hilyer.
NAVAL.
An unusual degree Of activity Is at present being
presented in the various Navy iaIhs ana Ar'eh'''
All our sloops of.wsr which have been laid up, have
been reHtted and equipped for in hant service. The
steamer Roanoke, al the Gosport Yard is rapidly ap-
preaching completion, and the Colorado will be
launched in short time. The Powhattan is receiv
ing her new boiler, and will take her armament soon
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psbo' nos vbo w.gss s, VIZ. Fnaci, II. ois, ofth,
pss.sz ssrs q III steamer Tss ps..-r 1s ssss
oot e. Go- % he 4 tak-o Sd ard tbs to. q
ssors13s,s = "a. sssi.,ssce ss.,b.s ne Sr nors soS
he rss-ecsers ~ the bow ws-r al Of. the
tee city with h-r p...-Lr-r, ga the hip W-n ef The
reene, sht woi hal b-en 81 burnt away. sd tho h1
90 ar, Tbs all Of the Eevst CITY hsd his h.nds baby
srATtsLsT OF CAPT. WHITE. OF TIE STEAMBOAT
THOMAS HrST.
ABBOTT O'Clock thus morning. when about mile
b>Ow Robs,s z, e. discovered frs about
IL .dssoe st Oppo.l:. tue Reef L.shhog,e ehsnssd
course WITH her bow hs VI tA-
AZ .r .-,iro ~ ~. h.. "a, $3.50 Its -. Si,1D.4s
e. Lzk 70 ID. rerd o1ers 10 tie rsoss which istet
su ss.x and otasr' % pieces Of ep- shs tasJ
here be< sps par 10 the ,er ealing loudly
for b-p bid ese the flames spte.aaf
20 rsrdly that il Considered dauseros. TO 30 81 mns
dist.J ~e,-d tbs Life o-lonrrs ihs Thon
Hunt AID led oct 70 those wtose ves thus np.c d
not to be alarmed they would 81 Be saved they oa,
b petislt one OF bos. by swell OF the driven
directly RDder the sEatds aGo in eonseg-nce Of too nsay fab
hIse ladies' and Old gentleman between On snd 70 y.ns Of
sse IAned ssnue Powers, resident Of Massachusetts
which bad jumped. to make for him bot hearing him
ws's b, he esp.inl Of the frr boat were easal to him
They paec Tim nacsr three times. was Ia the boz Of my
. AID S"sS s him g d.A e " y s Sa'
Just thst those who e. nsios bim pulled
s r IN Catching h BY the BE-. .nd A.fsSs ' sosy
dragged t Into the boat The isss tms he vent dom be
Do,hii Of them and fear they drowned
succeeded IL nearly all The from me bursis
yese tie Tbonss Hunt with u. exception OF thOss
.upposed be drowned After al had eft vent
Of the City Of Newark THE flames having gan.i
rapidly could GO fubel thinking tbs, probably Of
the paAeDse been sufcsted and thus rendered
unable 70 and ussly.s but hndias
ve~el and orders proceed
UpoL FIRST viewing the burning vesei discovered
steam Aehe. had already to her sss.snce We h4i
from forty TO fifty bosd the Hunt prevoss
my hsd esapes-their clothes
beng bur- from their bodies before they could Oilers
Jumped int, tue ard rescued Just they
about ming One q he des supposed be drowned h
pinh and bat The OF Der she
cDsns the guards Of the vessel calling for help
Taken 81 In al Of hs most hesrtreodng scenes
witnessed.
The City Of Newark built in l5ie, and
owned BY St pbens, Condit s. Co. Last Spring she
was furnished with new boiler and Ia. since been
ftteo up She regularly between thi. city aad
Newark in connection with the steamboat Jonas c.
Heart. She valued at SIS 900, and was insured
for 5000 only The passengers were loud in their
praises Of Captain Ryan and the commanders Of the
steamers who came TO their rescue.
The owners Of the steamboat Mercury have placed
tina. vessel upon the route between this City and
Newark. The Mercury is well secured against fire,
and is one of the fastest boats hsrbor. Captain
J Liepan commands her.
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A STATEN ISLAND FERRY-BOAT.

To Tie Editor Of The N. Y. Tribune
SIR: A. was coming up from New Brighton this
morning in the venerable Staten Islander ferry
boat, l saw the Getty Of Newark steamer quietly
burning in the Bay. naturally looked TO see Whist
resources of escape Passengers would have under
similar circumstances. aud found one ast-botomed
boat under sailcoth, lying on the upper dtck-caps-
bic Of holding possibly. sixteen or twenty people,
which a. there are generally not than seventy
or eighty passengers on board-would be more than
the usual average oisaved. There were no other
which are not provided with life-preservers.
state this highly CRAFTY ing fact for the benefit of
those whom pie business take to Staten Island
J.a, q 1876 A CONSTANT READER.
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for the future thst horses arriving alter tbs time
vii sell 8. prices very materially reduced eou those
heretofore prevailing. This les always been tie cs'e
during the very wHm days OF Summer. The Pnc' Of
keeping Is IS cents day. OF course It does *
answer for a countrymAa to rasks long stay waiting
for customers At high pr,css.
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CITY ITEMS.

NInLos SALocs "A farewell concert. by Madame
Anna DE La Grarge. assisted BY l.. NJ Gottschak aud
other eminent artists, will be gwen this evening" June
II. Madame La Grange will sing in FIVE different Ian
suage., viz: the French, Italian. German Russian
and Hungarian, which great novelty ha] never before
be.u attempted by any artist here The following
pieces, which have rever been sung in America, will
be given BY Madame La GraOse; A new Romsnss
IN anuscript composed by RossD expressly for Mad
ase DE La Oranges Album; a Cavstina tHsuuscdpt)
composed by Dorizetti, expressly for Madame DE La
Grspge and the famous Hungarian air, With vaia-
tiols, Of Ery ul.
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LADIES FAIR AT DoDwORrH's AcaDEnr-The
numerous friends Of the Church for Deaf Mutes vii
be graufed to know that this Fair. for the increase Of
the Building Fund, commenced yesterday with astter-
ing proepeets Of unusual success.
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FIRES.
IL IMINHI EIYHH SrRKkI.

n WHIT FIFyH srkFfE.
7 he alarm Of fire sbcc. oclock ye<eri,y mNning.
occaored by the burning 81 uboccu oed stable,
corner Of Tveaty 9Th street and Tcnh avenue. D>n'
age sight.
IN rIrrNra srRyxr.
Last evening shanty. corner of Fitch street sad
Second avenue was destroyed by fire.
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Gas Lsr.-It is 1nooted question whether Tue
refsfs itme Of sss-works is cot more injurious tuaA
bess6sial 10 ssls. In England il il losing favor :
n Ndleot worthy Of discussion in this coastry.
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Several Ward Meetings were held lat night by the
Pro Slavery Democracy, wherest much tar was burnt
aud many enti usisstic speeches msde.
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fAdvees.sensntt

DRUCGIsTs.-R. w. y. q r. can obtain DUR
az, esbt.ie4 CA14EsH ssvrt 10, bs presI IA New foss
JANIS Dysso. Asany. n. z.
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Cu,ncy q, G..sD LAncEsY-Cusrous Sr.rs-

CHAnGg Oh GsAsD LARcEsY-CrRIoUs STATE
MAJ oy rrg Accrssp-MsD Thompson. on IRISH sih 90:
Yesterday arrested charged with stealing god wstch snA
maj. st go from Susan Drisco living at No. 81 bn
Ter The made AFFIDAVIT that whhs tho socu %
vs. IN he d,ess the pocket Of which tS
prop, placed thai sof bo lett the fsom aeees.A
i-s ri IL half hour aftsfwsfd the
r.tcb missing Tho excused when quesossd
by Justice Welsh regard TO tho mattel said sho wss sof
s1ty that Pr Dn,co searched her te tbs shin Monday
sh for tho property bs not hD1ns IT, be took the ~steh ssy
or he pocket and pat into her bosom 9TH inc D1se
10 of chsr. tbeft Ia order that be mig be - hef
s,. She luther stated that shs had been living OF tho
boa,e about five months. that wn house OF Pso'ts"es
.. .or no came pscs. bat she never would do
hey sd oahor ssai from sosnsers tpsf
b o. th,n h.d .neused u the ss Of having stolen tbs
.,b Va question and had bestsn u them most unnefc
fy The bed TOO gin Thompson. 70 swat exam
nation ami expressed determination 10 inquire into the u'th
of the tnent made BY her
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RsCEPrros % Mr. FLLsoRs.-The Special Com
u:ttee OF the Board OF dermeD ard CouncIneD, to
whom was referred the matter Of the reception OF tx
Pre- ,debt Fillmore on his arrival in this city from Eu-
ROPE held az adjourned meeting on Monday afternoon
il Mr. Valentines Office City Hal, 70 arrange the pre-
mnsres. A regular school-boy discussion ensued IN
TIE Ofs,t a. TO who should act as Chairman OF the
JOINT Committee. and wa finally set'cd th1 those
s,ltcted from each Board should take tans-the
Cbsputn Of the Aidernanic Commttee eating one
day and The Chairman q the Councilnaric Com nlttee
at q, tie next The report, that suite OF three
rcou. q. els Gay at the ~. Nchoos Ho'e had been
engaged accepted. The Sab Committee GA SCAM
tcat sud Music r ported prosres ~nen Tue meeting
a. 'oulIed
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