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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04
H. WILSON. Anctioneer
MAGNIFICENT and costly HOIsEHOLD

WI FURNITURE.-Heayy French plate pier and mantle
Mirrors rosewood Forte marble Vases Bronze velvet
Carpets elegant Chandeliers Oil Paintings, articles OF yen
&c at the five story house No go West l4hs H. WILSON,
aueoneer will sell TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of March, NJ
O'Clock precisely the entire elegant Furniture OF the above
house most which made order for the owners
and in every respect Of high cost and Of superior work9ahs
PARLoRs-Maglifcent rosewood Psrl0r Suites, In nch
with solid rosewood frames made by ROLAND
Co Pons superior 7ocaye rosewood Penofprte, pearl
richly nad $50 the tone and finish OF which were
rosewood Secretary Bookcase 1906 Reception Chairs in
Chairs IL splendid French plate
Gass with slab aud Brackets ich day bronze and or
costly marble Vases three feet highs uabasier
Flower Vases splendid BTonzc Cupds Stetuees, knights,
Shepherd and Shopherdess Groups flight Caudeabra mag
nfcent Gandoles together with the busts OF the following
guhed characters: Prince Albert Queen Victoria Lords
RAGLAN Napier; rich bTocatee aud lace Window Curtains
Shades velvet Carpets elegantly carved rosewood ftagee
with plate glass S5 Oil Painting Of great merit aud OF
high cost three elegant Gas Chandeliers
500; Oak Chairs Plush; richly carved OAK sdeboerd cost
IIO Oak Secretarye made match throughout Elegant
rod Dinner Set 200 pieces @ ruby and crystal ut
GLASS rich Silver Ware Casters Tea Service large sal
were Fruit Stands and Baskets Coffee Urn Kettles Napkin
Rnes Spoons Forks Ladies; Liquor stand cost ~ Butter
Knives Sugar TOngs, &c. best Of Ivory Cutlery Iuubers,
Gobets Wines, Decsniers &c.
Cu.MRERs Am NURsERY.-Cosly rosewood and mahogany
Sfas Lounges Couch Beds Bcdstes Bureaus WeshaDds,
Commodes Kose suites hair cloth rosewood Piano Forte
made by o. II. BaunoTe cost 1925; Chairs Rockers elegant
Pier aud Mantle Mirrors thirty pure hair Mattresses, pest
see.a Feather Beds Boers aud Pillows Counterpanes inAd
Chess Table Hobby three painted Bedroom Suites com
plee; Ingram Carpets Olcloh. rOsew God Hall stand sver'
plated Stair Rods Work Table Clocks together with the ee
Of Basement and Kitchen Utensils Refrigerator, Stoves, &c
The Furniture Of this house cost upward OF Slb sa ~
worthy of the especial attention of all those about refunng
cssh depOst will be required Of all purchasers and every ar
will be delivered the day Of sale The iih stages pass
the house.
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T,HE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sToNING-

i TON for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, kEw-BEDfORD
And TAI NTOS-naud route without dc!a change Of cars
or baggage, carrying the Eastern Neil. - -
The Steamer Vanderbilt, Cspian W. H. ftnee,
and COMMODORE Capt. J. X. Peldeton, in connection
with the Stoungon and Providence aud Boston and froV
from Pier No North River inst wharf above Baeryplsee
at ocloc F. and stonston At $50 OF on the arrival
OF The II ell train hich leaves Boston a. 80 p.
The COMMODORE from Newly oIk Moudsy, ecnesday
and Fridsv From Stonngon Tuesday, Thursday aud Sat
The C. VANDERBILT from New York Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday From stoninston Monday, "wednesday and
Friday. Mt, =. ~
Passengers proceed Stonlngton Railroad TO P,ov
dence boston Taunton and New Bedford IN The Express hs
" reaching said PLACES several hours IL advance OF those by
other routes ample for all the early morning e
connecting North and East Passengers That prefer Il ra
on board the steamer, nghrs rest uudsuIbed break
as: desired AID Stouin in the 80 m t:sn Tor
Providence. nj
Bsgssse Master accompanies the Steamer sud Train
through each vAy. =,
For passage berth freight apply al Pier No
North River OF at the ofoe No 10 Battery-Tiace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04

Il Of the County Il NewYcr notice hereby given 70 all
persons having claims against MEYER ROSESBAUM late q
the City Of Newton, deceased, 10 present the same with
vouchers thereof 10 the Subscriber az the Office Of MOSES b.
MACLAf Esq., No 81 Liberys the City VI New foTk on
be the 10Th day Of June nexDad New FORK the ItA
day # December, 1865 JULIA ROSESBAUN Adn'A
oil law6noTu NAFTALI X. ROSENFELD Admir-.
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ii HfSIDENCE.-BAkEK 4 WELkS, Auctl0neers WI
ell Bon TUESDAY the nth day of March s5j at II ocess
Merchant Exchange, City Of New-1ork, COUNTRY
RTSIDF NCE with about r. Of Ground, in the town Of
EAST CHESTER Westchestcr County, one mile from Wal
iAns Bridge depot the Harlem aud New Haven Railroads
This proTertv high ground overlooking the sound ana
onne The old Boston Turnpike and is il the neghbonood OF
M Samuel CsIys aud Mr. Bshgaes residences Toe size
the houe il IS by 80 feet stones with good cellar ana
kchen on rear wen furnished throug with marble mse
&C The tame aud has only beeA occupied SIX months
Uu previously disposed % a. private sale u VIII men De SOLO
Tsoths cf the purchase can rensln on
hopd and oTrsre part Tor term OF wears For further par
hculsrs aIpy TO CLARK CORNWALL, Attorneys Se, No
BTOadw aV, Newly OTk.
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TN PURSUANCE of An order of the Surrogate OF

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate OF
the County Ct New ork notice hereby Iyen 70 a. pr
having claim: tl,ns JOHN C. THWISG !a,s Of the W
Of deceased present th- with vouchers
thereof subscriber the osee Il C. Z W THW
No 3 Wssi in the City Of NewYOTk before the ia
Gar Of April EsXiDGed Ne~York the 1t Gay u Oetobs
lssa CHARLES THWISG,
EBEN. W. THwISG, AdHinisirItSra
az isx6asTus WILLIAM TIMING.
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=. NNJI ''''Ii' I'''I7
- tiff Assin,t WILLIAM HILLYER, Defendant. summons
for money demand on contract. astn erl To the De
sover You hereby summoned and required 10
answer the this action which has this lay been ied
IN the office the CLERK Of the County New York at tho City
Hall Newton and 70 81 your
the said complaint the subscriber at hs Office No %
the this you exclusive OF the day OF snch
s.r,jce; tail the said COMPLAINT within mo
bne sforead The plaintiff will take judgment for the snu OF
two HUNDRED snd dollars and hycven cents, Win
interest from the 2th day OF November, thousand eight
hundred and fy6ys beside the costs Of this action
February 10, 1860. H. n flLhSCN,
80 ~ sxTusF Plaintiffs Attorney.
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ALsEKr H. NicoLAY, Auetiouees.
an and etL-ays 30th 63d S5th and c6th-sts.

ALBEIT h. NiCoLAr Auetoueei' -,
sd and 9th-ays. 30th, 63d, o0th and ootn-sts'
- ALBERT II. NiCOLAY viii SCI without res rye 20 'ne
hshss bddsr on WEDNESDAY, March 5, At u o'clock At
the Merchants, e large AID valuable Lo On me 1t
by lO feet deep The sale will be made without any rserAuon
CT sceoani of rme purchaser that hSs no. eonpea W., G
terms OF 955 can remain bond sEd morgase ioI
yean from Ap 1855 Also lO each on Sob ~ snt e9'h-
Iuunns through from street between an and )hsS
Also ioursory Brick the south side OF West J
81 Aso Lot the south and west corner 81 Sih aN ad
Sdst Also two Lots 6d-st, sdj0ning the above Also
we Los on ue north sde Of Shst 10 ieet eel o. tse
hxlez eet inehes Alec, LOs the south SIDE OF th
"a l15 feet Of lstsyi &JNlo2 feet nches
Terms Of All heefI ana uts udST atste for soaJe AID
sn Yerticlars Gppy
ALBEkT j.. NCoLlY Aoctsreer Ne 4B'ose-st
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MORTGAGE SALE of HOUSEHOLD and

M other FUsNITURE.-JoHN BOY D. Aueioneer viii
sell by virtue of Chat Mortgages THIS DAY at le o'clock
At the Hotel Of Affiliations Of Broom and Elm sts e
The FURNITURE contained therein Consisting OF Perio and
Bedroom Furniture in Mahogany and Walnut MaTheop bu-
eaus and Tables Mahogany and other bedstea
Pier Oval and Mantle GLASSES Carpets OIL Cloths Crocsery,
ard Silver Wares together with numerous articles which
he In
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T.
by the grace OF Cod Free and Internationally all person
interested IN the Of VlCTORlNE C. PERRIN late OF
the Cy of New York deceased creditors Of kim
oherwe geeng You and each OF hereby cited
and 7ued ersouay be and appear before Surrogate
OF the County Newiork his Office in the City OF New
York on the twelfth day Of Angus: next eleven o'clock 10
the forenoon then and there TO attend 20 the hna
settlement Of the OF proceedings of PETER b.
SWEENY Public Administrator in the City OF Newly and
Administrator the goods chaels and credits OF SAID de-
testimony caused the seal Of office
Of said Surrogate be hereunto affixed Witness AL
EXANDER W. BRADFORD, esquire, Surrogate Of
IT, 81 said county, the City e Now York the seventh day
ofFebruary. IN the year OF Lord thousand eight
hundred aud hity-S1. a. w. BRADFORD,
~ iawfyyTu surrogate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04
Dream 6iramers, &r.

DACIFIC EMPRESS COMPANY, No. IA
i BROADWAY.-Through Freight guaranteed taken -
low or lower any other Express Slow treiglt Lower
than any other Express Per steamer ILLINOIS WEDSES
DAY. March s. small parcels and letters received until Il
o'clock WM. II. HALL, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04

DEDUCED PRICES-50 POUNDS BAGGAGE
III FREEl0 per pound excessFour hours rom
by Panama Railroad No extra expenses Meals
o. the Ishmus tree eorage passenger Through for Cali
o-a via Panams Railroad The United states Mail steamship
Company will dispatch Asinw all WEDNESDAY March
North River the weknown and last steamship ILLINOIS
Capt Chas. s. BoaEs. L. 5. y.
Passengers and Mails will be forwarded by Panama Railroad
and connect with the Pacific Mail So alnshp Copa
uys magnificent steamship SONORA, Richard Whiting,
commander which will be in readiness and leave Immediately
for San Prancisco.
The public are Informed that the P. W s. Co always have
ONE or MORE EXTRA STEAMERS lying az Panama ready
for possible detention Of passengers or mails
For passage arTly 10 W RAYMOND AZ the only Office n
the COMPANIES No IN West corner Warren-st New YORK
Throw Freight san Francisco now be contracted ior
than half meut ityery low rates
leave Panama b. the steamer Oregon in March Apply"
above.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

Of the County NeWYor notice hereby given 70 all per
having claims AGAINST ANTONIO CARRlCObA, late Ut
the City Of New York deceased pre@ent the same, with
thereof tie subscriber her residence No
Canal sullivan fore the first day Of May next
10 lsW6wTu HANNAH CARRICOLA. Administrative.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04
CUPRFNF COTTRT-JOHN JAY. Receiver Of

SUFhFME ItCtcf'UI
- The Mechsncs Insurance Company OF tho City OF
New.York asi. THOMAS B. STANLEY-Summon.- For
Reli,fCon not ser ITO said Defendant; You hereby
required the complaint In this seton
which fled n the Office Of the CLERK Of the County Of
Queens. ~ Jamaica ed County the Plat day Of January
1856 copy of your answer 70 the said complaint
or the Subscriber bis Office No ~ Nassauseet New YORK
within entv ay after the service Of this Summons yOu
rIcusve The dsv Of such service AID you fail 10 snswer
The said comp within the tine Aforesaid The plaintiff in
hi, seton will Apply the Court for the relief demanded in
the communicated Feb g. 1886.
CHARLES z. WHITEHEAD, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Eel law yT
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A. 81. MERwIS, Aucuoueer.
DY BANGS. BROTHER q CO.-Trade-Sale

~ Rooms, No. u fark.rOw.
TUESDAY March IS, 1850.
THE NEXT REGULAR TRADE-SALE OF BOOkb
eTEREOTYPE PLATES, STATIONERY, &c, viii be com
penced tho above The invoices thus far received prom
catalogue, which viii BE- issued at an early day
ConsinmeDts respectfully solicited, particulars OF which
be furnished for 'he catalogue Immediately
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY ARTERY
MOONS,
Msrch1 and 8, commencing az O'clock.
FXCEEDINGLY VALUABLE LAW LlBRARY-Beng
NE entire private collection Of the late H. s. DODGE esq de-
seased comprising complete sets OF Common Law and Chan
eery Reports United States and State Laws, Dges Common
nes Indcos Trestes English Reports and great variety
seehoee and Engsh Law publications. forming Of the
and desirable Law Libraries that has been
offered embracing valuable books that II would DO
SGcalt 20 obtain. Catalogues ready
SIXTY THIRD NETWORK TRADE SALE
gll commence TUESDAY 18Th March, with the sale OF
Books which will occupy six days.
After tie Book sale the Stationery, Papers Blank Books
&c. will be sold commencing TUESDAY, . March, and
continuing until completed.
The sale Of Stereotype Plates Engraved Steel end Copper
Plates will be held on SATURDAY, I'd March
Purchasers will find that the Catalogue embraces substantial
attractions rendering the sale worthy OF the attendance of oil
classes buyers small as well large there being restrc
ton the size Of O and there ~ also restriction
the increase Of quantities those announced IN the Gaia
logne, they rely upon obtaining their full supplies
The Catalogue IL ready.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04

Il ofFAREs.-NEW-YORKA AND CALIFORNIA STEAM
SHIP LINE ondeT the direction Of c. Vanderbilt, tos
Transit of Nicaragua propetors
lbs OF baggage free all 10 cent? d. Days OF sain
and 2f Of each month through IN advance Of
the Ma-51O miles shorter than other route Ire e-
AID dorlIe-engine steamship STAR OF TUE WEST, $50
burden Miner will leave Pier No 81 North RIVER
at O'Clock m for Punia Arenas SATURDAY March 8,
eonreone with the steamship PACIFIC, 1000 TINS BURDEN
over the Nicaragua Transit route having but y miles Of land
trsnsporaton rass carriages The proprors can NV
assure the public that the political troubles in icarag have
ceased not the slightest interruption the transit between the
Oceans need be sppehended For nmston or passage az
ply 70 go JAnES NJ ChoSs,
q the only Office OF the Line No. Bowling green
stsmped Letters taken AZ 8! cents each.
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE:
wi Travellers FOR CHICAGO, ST LOUIS, KANSAS, and
al points West and Southwest obtain Through Tickets
AID al inform alton concerning routes fare &c either BY the
EEW-NORk AND ERIE RAILROAD, or NEW-iORh
CENTRAL RAILROAD. By application AZ the Company OF
fee No. l9i Broadway, corner Dey-st.
JOHN +. PORTER, General Agent II. :. R. R.
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5aIrs br Caution.
RuswiL w. wEsrcorr, AoctsoneeI ,,,
CTION SALE ofMAGNIFICENT HOUSE

A UCJlON SALE OF MAtpNlf lNrnN - 49,.
IN HOLD FURNITURE at the residence No ioz zis'ss
n W. WEsTCOTT will sen THIS DAY, March :. ~ ~, ~.
Sesck the Target and most elegant assortment ~
nOIjsEHOLD FURNITURE offered a. auction the season
Tke hsuse has been recently furnshcd and - Ieee "a
every ssneeihe whole Of which ~ 70 DC
assure prompt delivery Of The goods which mus be removed
Immediately. -, A., 49,, ,rl.ia
psnof,.e Administer Auburn and Velvet Carpets iafe ana
os,lv Nsntel and Pier Minors four magnificent suites OF
possvod Paor Furniture covered in brocsde tapestry and
,eye, al the To.t elegant description WIN sup covers
me- srved Ro.ewood Etageres French Mirror Fronts
HTeesde Lace Curtains Bronco Sanay splendid 0hen
Seliers and Ges fiNtures ETC. with All the nagnieh' ho
xood Chamber and DningroOm Furniture, elegant ENehon
Table Dining Set Of 200 pieces. Culinary Department &C
C..osue. can be obtained Of AMBROSE STEVENS %,
No 5Is Broadway No pOspouement on any account F''
SsI particulars see Courier, Express and Herald.
AUCTION NOTICE-ASSfGNEES SALE
N STOCK Of HARDWARE - Csialosues OF the isIse
Hardware Stock Of PRATT LAwSlSG TO ne soa =. Au
tisn BY }. r.. VAN ANTWERP, on WEDNfsoAI -aiSn .
BY order Assrnees No. 2O Fuiton are no" te~y A.
The Store a. No 2l6 Pearl -
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BOARD OF CoUNCILMEN-NoyDar March 3.
The President, BEsJAsIs y. PIscEsET, esq, IN The
Chair. .
TIE BoaJd CotyeIed ~, lie Mach seesson ct >
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04

ION D'SlON anu nv iii@-'O'S 40 -''~ "
IL PORT and FALL RINER.-The splendid and superior
steamer BAY STATE. Capt T. g Jewstt eses Ne" ork
ever, I'll ESDAY THURSDAY and SAT- RDAi, at 0cioc
u Io and EMPIRE STATE Capt. H. Brayton leaves Ne"
York cverv MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, a.
o'clock ?. tom Pier no j, " H. near the balteJ Do'
touching az Newport each way. -
Hereafter will be regarded az secured 20 any ap
cant IN III the shall have been paid for.
Freight Boston is Forwarded through with great dispatch
y 80 VIM BORDEN, Agent, Noe 70 and II Westst.
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r. l.. DELIssER, Auctioneer.
DY IEAXITT DEIISSER q Co. No

r. L. DELIssER, Auctoneer.
by LEAVITT, DELISSER d Co, No. 81
40 and so Broadway Of Whe.st-FOr the sale Of
BOOKS STATIONERY, PAPER, PAINTINGS FANCY
GOODS, WORKS Of ART, FURNITURE and hERCliAN-
TUESDAY March T.
2o0o NOLUMESA valuable Library Of Standard Theolo
neal Medical Biographical BOOksamOng them
editions all worthy the attention OF
who desire make valuable additions 10 their libraries
men ohtramong them those Of James Monroe John c.
Calhoun, Richard Rush Aaron Burr. md others.
The TRADE Others respectfully invited 70 examine tho
Books which open for examination. Catalogues ready
for distribution.
the lat Of March Sale TO a. u o'clock and
tiuue afternoon until sold.
BOOKS STEREOTYPE PLATES and STATIONERY.
The Second Regular Trade Sale of fhe Book Publishers As
and attractive Catalogue Of Books to be followed by the
'''''' STEREOTYPE PLATES
offered trade consisting Of go sets Of
Plates good valuable and STANDARD Woks-among them
RaFeehs Swf's Tale Of Tub The Sorrows OF Wer
ter Boonfeds Poems Lives Of Madison aud Monroe School
crafts Red Men OF the Forest the Works Of Oliver Goldsmith,
Alexander Pope Bysshe Shelley :. T. COerdge Will
Cowper, Byron's Don Juan Shakespeare Works with
Life and Poems IN pocket yofO illustrations on steel
There's French Revolution vols Paysons Memoirs and Ser
mons vols 8vo Caryes Life Of Schiller; Mitches Roman
Republic. kc
The invoices Of STATIONERY heavy aud attractive, and
wholesale buyers will have opportunity OF purchasing in
large quantities
Catalogues ore now ready FOR dboon and be obtained
Of Philps Sampson Co., and Little, Brown Co, Bostoni
} b. LppincOtt6 Co. aud j. +. Smith Co., Philadelphia
w Minnie Lucas Brothers Baltimore; Moore Wusach,
KEYS Co CinoDnst b. Steel, New-Oreans aud OF our
selves-whch will be forwarded TO the Trade prepaid
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feqal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the Coeny Of HswYork notice hereby Eivea 70 a.
persons having claims sEsust WILLIAM JASEWAY VAN
ZANDT se Of the City Of Newiork deceased % Prese
the with v0uebers thereof the subse at her res.
denee No IS Third in the City q New YORK or De
fore the sxih dsy Of June n-xtDsed NevYork the 1ih
dsy Of November lS55 SOPHIA ). VAN ZANDf, EIecutrL
"a isW6zTu
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6teamboGts an6 Railroads.

Y'HE STEAMERS BAY STATE, Capt. Jewett,
L and EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brsyt6n, of the FALL
RIVER LINE have resumed their regular daily t1ps va
Long Sound. One of them leaving Pier No. North
River New York every afternoon at ociosk, popnrN
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Goal.

BRECKENRIDGE COAL.-A small supply Of
- this celebrated COAL being received and viii 70
sold at els Ter tn delivered or ga taken from yard
Orders leit AZ No Wal (THOMPsONS othee) AZ the
yard and sh-sv Call and see il burn u
either place. L. L. SNOW, Coal Dealer
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sKMI-ANNUAL CELEBRATION OF COLUMBIA
COLLEGE,

The Board then adjourned.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-09

VIcIssITUDEs.-Ihe Princess Christine Beg-
ojoso of Lombardy, was bani>hcd from Austria,
some six years ago, on account Of her political
doinss. This lady took up her residence at a
farm house in Asia Minor. where, being totally
destitute, she was forced to labor with her hands
for her very existence in the s,rictest of the
word. The Emperor has now been pleased to
recall the lady by an cdict of grace, and to annul
the scquestration which, at the time of her BAN
ishmcnt, was placed upon the whole Of her p. op-
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-09

We copy the following sensible remarks on
the late Message of the President, from the
Chicago Daily Press, a staunch Democratic pa
Per. Demo rats read it,
"The evil results of the repeal Of the Mis-
soari Compromise as evolved in Kansas and in
the sectional luminosity that has of necessity
grown up, is made tie occasion of the Message
which we present to-day. smight naturally
be expected from his antccedenls subsequent to
the promulga,ion of Mr.. Douglas scheme to
carry Slavery into Kansas, President Pierce
places the responsibility for all these evils at the
door OF the North. Tie invasion Of Kansas
by armed ruffians from neighboring States, the
burning of houses, the shooting down Of peace
able citizens, tie seizing upon the ballot boxes
of the Territory. after driving the citizens there
Of away and electing Legislature subservient
to the interests of the invaders-al these acts
are regarded by our President as Of insignifi-
cant account compared with the fact that poor
Yet deserving men Of the free States who de.
sired to make Kansas their permanent home,
were aided in becoming citizens by the voun-
tary contributions of their fellow citizens! But
we have neither time nor space at our disposal
TO analyze this Message in detail, and to ex-
pose the pusllanimity of the Executive. In
every line Of it the disposition is evident to
Propitate Southern interests. Right, justice,
truth, popular sovereignty"-alI are made TO
yield to this paramount wish Of weak and
vain man. We dismiss the SUBJECT forthe pres
ent with feeling Of humiliation even deeper
than that created ty the Annual Message, and
We envy neither the democracy. the under.
standing nor the heart OF the man who can
read 1t without experiencing similar emotions"
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-09
EsT Yesterday the weather greatly moder-
ated, and ordinary fires We're oppressive.

Doors AND SHOES BY MACnlHERY.-The Troy
Wig states that preparations arc being made
in that city for entering upon the manufacture of
boots and shoes by machinery.
The machine by which the labor is to be per-
formed is the invention of II French mechanic.
II single man can perform an amount of labor
equal to that done by eight men in the old meth
oil