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The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-22

b I'd! He becomes wa K ng library
Of + trT, n gu t. TO himself Il such
st nzas as end vi h "love and d se"--
he ri end dai To-. hiss al kiss
- L. IN | wife" lie repa3i te Pc a.
tees AMI beef-st AXIS, AMI fee S uptn
the i!es.:I 81 DIV oil his bt Low ed
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sew ntE e ven Of ,tstacy, an Ter
re : pl ngss him irto cark vi Of
mlsyry ''Uit out ne & IN Of ch trin5
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loJhs miero.c PIC ! y fra bear lie
faaci b is M ST de. Ell 4 overs,
ana + emily WIS es fir .ome ocea ion
TO Pr We his ga lantry, by seeing Is
IL ~ ann b NJ throigh thun .isr
storm Of hel her pull a speckled
t4,u rom he .,o)!' He srrws mdgla
limous, @r.d gene -ensy app opr ates
lie me hi ancl gave in 60 buy
kes nd nd.es with, TO the proenr ng
i, IA the 4rtis miniature . hi, dr.
allie III ~ Am. Ie,r US o tr us
Hr w.s1ips he pic;ure-s' cps VI h
it IN er his P How kisses Il tie d r'S
sLa e. ish. He f'spise wealth
IL Elm 60 ta5e" is u de OF
cart ly Hiss. Fievyw~ lnip'ob bl Ties
! at lie wo,li SWIM the ocean
elm b the no III po'e--f ee a orets nd
vi i hdiaI SIS a'e m untains, n do
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love and SIN e Of lis 90 d s.. A
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his ON I. aye and Z lur &C T. lie cquan-
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and Is upon h poin { hallen .i"g oo
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err otn d 4h,er WITH his ,aerial
III ~ an.
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The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-22

A st Womap.-.'I, ma woman,
with a woma IS weakness, and h wing
a g'cd constitution, can bear a eyta,
deal CT happiness! If I was ;stel NV
'de1 Of peri ct bliss, Tshon'd say. "a fast
h'r e. duck of a cutter, plenty Of tuF.
aio robes, a net Fl ting over coat with
q hard sore m n in {, ;nd-and enc Of
Ma!ame Wa'sh's lite Frenc' b nnets.
II that wouldn't be happiness fo~ one
lie time, Pm open to cow elton as to
what woud!"-,L dy Cor. Boston
Post.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-22

are d linluent for non nol.pasmen'
OF the tax due he con for he lis
cal year 1855. Now there ore I.
the IN e gn co &c or OF SAID
Gu ~, will til Is. mon ay n
Apil Ibeng the III esy # said
mn HI A ID. 1856, il frsnt o the
Csnr. HJuse door vi SAID ooan plo.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-22
C a. ia ) SAL OF Land

By virtue of d cr,e # he
Pc IS Govt If Pano Couh y
male On tie 4 i. day OF March,
$50 ]. al5crt g. fox, Ga. ian
OF the min C rem of SandeyS
iutne. WI on ta:ta,, the "a b
Gay Of VI J 1876. lev e, he ho RS
TX d by Nv, at w Ike Forrest
N SAID COUNT SCI tn high
bld er o. "a. and Two year. ele i.
the oil wi V luable L nd, t, wit;
Norh East qIArter If Sec ion ore
(D Towas ip hine(?) Ran e six
(6) VS. in id Cou y, tie lur-
cha ,er will be required t, give
bon with applov, d security for
P rchase mo ey.
March Gt!, 56.
A. G. Fox Guardia~
Tie State Of Mississippi rrobt Court
SNNA1. :. "
o William Hubbard, nm E. Howe,
Thomas Hubbard and Sarah Walton,
> ran Is. fl.as, heo CO Ann II H.
Wi N Il Ha and 10 r. II le,
heirs al ! Is fJno, G. Hubbard de-
ceased and, / o William H. Wal~
ton, husband ofsaid Sarah, Wdltos.
and John G. and William II. Wal
ton. d WHY P. Wootter Gu r
al Il emf sud S rah r. Rebeoea
AM. Will am X. aid NJ ry Hale.
You, and each of you, are hereby
cited to be, and appear before the Pro-
baA Court of i al ola County, State
aforesaid, on the lst., Monday III A.
pril 1856, then andt ere to show cause,
why the final account lately filed in
said County by Peter Hubbard adj
ministrator of the estate of said deceas-
ed should not be allowed and decree
ade thereupon accordingly
w. p. WOOTTEN, Clerk.
Jan. 10 1866 --1-R.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-22

coed AM sell. e public uct'on TO TIRE
hiyLe bid e. for cash, IL nfs ! i:ndt
aid Lots O. so nuc, iheresf as may R
cess " to ray be { due tfereoi
fr tie iseal year 1855, ard Ill costs
abou selling the me-.
r Nfoora II r
The daily union., 1856-12-11
HOUSE OF REpREsENTATIyEs.

The House resumed the consideration Of the Presidents
annual MESSAGE the question being the motion that Il
be referred 10 the Committee of the Whole on the state Of
the Union, and that the Committee Printing be in
stFuced inquire into the expediency Of printing ten
uments.
Mr.. WALKER, Of Alabama stated that in consequence
Of ndisposon he would be unable 10 address tho House
this morning, he had intended, hut hoped get the
hoor on Monday Tuesday when he would call attention
TO that part Of the message which relates Of the
Central American States
Mr.. WASHBURN, Of Maine, then got the floor He
was not inclined to favor the motion pending print
unusual number Of the Presidents message for the reason
that II was full OF calumnious misrepresentation Of great
and growing and TO be the dominant party Of the
public and that II contained statements which in his judg
ment are devoid Of truth full Of sophsy and par
uculary because IL contained doctrines which war
with the genius Of institutions and the spirit Of our
republican Aystem II plain that the President his
sweeping charges alluded to the (back republican party
charging them with nothing more lees than having
extension Of slavery 70 Territories free Not only were
The daily union., 1856-12-11

SAN PATCH oUTDoSE--A leaped (says the Boston
Courier) from express train the New York Central
railroad few days since II passing the Herkimer
depot at fearful rate Of speed He hurled along
heels head, distance Of 6ftyour feet upon the
ground before recovering possession Of his natural ocoo-
tive powers His fpce scratched doing the feat
He deliberately walked TO stream Of water BY,
washed his face, and went about his business.
The daily union., 1856-12-11

CoURT or CLAfMs Wednesday, December lO.-N
d. Merrck, esq, Of Maryland, was sworn an attornc
court.
John 7. Ennis, Of the District Of Columbia was AZ
ed q commissioner TO take testimony
The case Of John 7. Ferguson was argued on ID
by Mr.. Rockwell for the claimants, and by Mr.. Bis
Solicitor, for the government and submitted.
Adjourned TO II o'clock tomorrow.
The daily union., 1856-12-11

TREASURE FouND.-About one thousand dollars
American and Spanish gold coin and French silve
found on Tuesday last in a smokebouse attached
dwelling Of Mr.. Texter, on the South mountain, IN
Heidelberg township, Berks county, Pennsylvania
Of the girls living With him The smoke-house he
used by the family daily for great many years, 10
ignorance Of tho treasure II concealed. The olde
bear the date Of l733 and the American coin i pa
Of the Issue Of 800 10 sO4
The daily union., 1856-12-11
From Albany Atss and Argus.
THE FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATIONS OF PRESIDENT
PIERCE.

While the exposition of the true state of affairs in the
message President Pierce has exaerated the opposition
press beyond all measure these compelled do
homage TO the vgor the wisdom and the integrity of the
financial administration of the government during his
term.
These concessions are more remarkable they come
from quarters which have not been apt to regard just
equal and economic management of public affairs as the
object of good government but have been impatient of
such qualities and discontented unless scheme of ia
vorsm to class interests adopted by government
The head of the administration has not arrogaed to him
self the praise which is justly his due and has dismissed
in two lines the great fact which assimate his admins
tration to that Of Gen Jackson-THE
TIoNAL DEBT.
When Gen Pierce in March, 1883 entered upon the ad-
mnisraton Of government
The public debt was... .S69 l29,037
The new Texas debt.................. 275O,OOO
The daily union., 1856-12-11
PETITIONS.

BY Mr.. PORTER The petition Of Captain Thom
can, Of the United STATES army for permission 70 loo
tain duplicate land warrants. Also, the petition o
=. hudd, Of Missouri, in regard to q certain pre-
claim purchased and held by him.
The daily union., 1856-12-11
7l.810a31

In extingushment of this debt and premium there has
been paid $5s25 49, and the balance Of debt S3Oo63
oO9 all Of which" says the message, might be exn-
guished within yea, without embarrassing the public
service but being yet due and only redeemabe at the
option of the holder be pressed TO payment by the
government
The merit Of this reduction is due 10 the administration.
Gen Jacksons veto Of the Maysvie road bill not less
essential the protection Of the treasury and the eItnc
ton Of the public debt than the vetoes BY which Pres
den Pierce arrested the general system Of internal i'm
provemeus TO this second emancipation Of the nation
from debt which he has substantially achieved.
To these defence Of popular right let add his
veto Of the French spoaton BILL and the merit Of Off
cia course free from nepotsm and such stain the Gal
phiu swinde and the Gardiner claim inflicted on preceding
administrations
The freedom Of country from debt and tho relief of
citizens from taxation blessings which felt at
this the gratefully in all the other mani
festntons Of government in States counties and cities the
burdens Of administration press heavily upon all classes
and being heaped up literally to their postery
They repugnsnt TO tho democratic idea, and the
democratic party has regarded with favor but has
firmly opposed those schemes by which, under the pre-
Of nernal improvement speculative and expen-
sive projects have been attempted to he fastened the
national Treasury.
Experience has proved TINT the general government Is
the least fitted Of ell agencies FOR the management Of pub
lie enterprises Of this kind and accordingly all its in
reference in them bas proved rutess and wassu and
source Of corruption
To leave oil such undertakings to the States the pol
icy Of the general government and that State is wise
which, in turn hands them to private capital enter
prise, and skill
This has been the experience Of this great State and
this is the conclusion to which all the States Of the Old
World, free despotic, have Mt las been forced.
Gen. Pierce retiring from his high post will leave to
his successor not only OVERLOOKING treasury but sys-
tenn Of policy which has only to be maintained to defend
the treasury from the combinations which threaten it.
combinations which not to be appeased by any partial
concessions any tampering policy but which grow
strong to demand more their strength freshened by
draughs from the reasury-whose unsuitable appe-
tos like those OF the morbid mind grows by what it
feeds on
To defeat them has been the glory Of jackson and Pierce
administrations and it will be glory not less great for
their incoming successor to maintain the victory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-21

not mercy, and he returned his commission His de
feiee wne worthy "i map "f hooor genius and learn
ing During the ninety dsy- Of biz trial, his nights
were ven TO ,ci,ac. Thus ended his ser vces 10 the
Govopmert-tut not 10 mankind He was nov /.
T'iV6'e ci'nen, and pour nso. ChArle,ton offered
Llm incrsfvc ofhce which be refused. He had been
brought criminal fr, III California where he had been
Explorer, Conqueror, P-scemaker Governor. lie
cettimib'o 10 retrieve bis ON the field, where
lie had been robbed O H. One line NOR, would con-
Iste hrs surN eybte cute for grea. road from the
&nsissppi to San FTanci-co.
"AeuIn he appeared the far Wet. His Old
rnoubtainte'rs hocked around him, aud With SO m n
Pacific On 'be Sierra San Juan hi Nv males and q
thiid OF his nen peshed more than Russian cold,
ard Fremont auv d ON foot az SInts he, stripped of
everything nut life. II uOneut f.r the last pang
Sf tetpaD which breaks the heart the moral hero
lfm WI icb csaqueT- fate ireE Tue ~ ne wilder.
mere knew FIR, uOnt; they rthtted his expedition; he
started again; p.rc.o the country If the fierce and
t,morseless Apach,s; met Wed or dcfesied the
age tiio.e; and in bundled d.,s from Ssata Re be
etoOd on the giIiteTilg baIks of he Sacramento The
IRON oil Caiorha rev' REQ the u' gDent OF tue Court
Asrial; abd r enOni mad. the first Senator Of
the Colleen State. 1t was noble tribute 10 s,aence
ind hcfoism Uls il identified forever with
C the proud,t and mort grateful passags 10 nericau
III tori, He 90 600 ut~ &c wilderness explor stiJns ia
tbe midt Of the Dccmeuces Of nature aud fcrOc-
ties al jealous and n-rc-ss trbes bis powers of eu-
curance in a slender form his iJepid coOuee- in the
most epPalLg daTgers; hi, magnetic sway
GgbttDed al d savage men biz vast cont buttons to
tceBct bis controlling en'rgy IN the Exclusion Of our
Empire, hiS lofty ald uDsuldei aWbitlon hs magua-
b,uity, bsms it,, genius. suBeInss and herOlsm
make oil lovers Of progress learning aud virtue rejoice
that FfemOnts vices ave been rewarded by nigh
civic hOLOTr, exheuster- wealth. ard the admiration
Ago gratitude OF maDkin1.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-21
NORTH AMERICAN CONVENTION

MO Convention reassenlbled at 10 o'clock, n. A.
RICHMOND IN the CHAIR
NJ ALIEN of Mass in behalf OF Mr. BANKS, saiu n'
90 .u,hsr;zed TO withdraw his name as car Noa''
!, tore thus Convention lapPlaustl aud 10 s,a'e u,
Rpks' preference, like that OF the No" rus Gus ,d
Iga,,oo in Gaze of any dirasreeuivh' oc'" Al
the IaEiadeiphia CONVENTION a. ,Ja,',I A. Que wac
80 for Col. Fremont iGi-at .piaasel as Ssr ,hs
g ~. hesinung suppoted Nc. Bahh', ne ie, ~,
q orr NJ responsibility Vas now tnromu ap. =. m,s;r,s,n
;csp na,ty and while II ~odid continue W 's,, 70
e. r,pcnl,s It devovrd rton the A''vilcai P',! "
~ ,s.h uni I'd strength ana oNrltnio" W,
Srt Administrator lApp'anss. In oeo "a -, r,sd
Ranks he thanked those fnenus WIZ u"u frn5 sjl
;' wi,b an undIyided front AID hoped ICY "ouu a
,nSs GIVE that support to Fremont ana Johnston
annansel III, would move thai joan - = ,
and VIM H. Johnston be nominated ~ aSc as'.S
..n1 dates Of the American party l"oau rl,;o,
Mr. Morr Of n. u, roe 20 secoai t"ae n.o' -
vrI;. Convention had endeavored 10 pu' oew' ~, ~
,eoo,e such @ "a Americans oouu soPp II
Ranks " ho was their n ST cDoicc nv ". panhI;ca m
- h.d received the nouhoaIl"n ct .uc -
.. -, he roulo certainly Lave been e,ec.ed epp1u
,I!w.s their next choice john u ren't. y T. ~
,nnIausel They would l1se no'hsns Ia Pa,JI pm, S.ys
tPP -, ,b.,r second choice. IL ,sey couii u" Z
seN5 ,If, NJ, Banks wuuii decline th@y upoouo,. -!
I'D have nompated fremont. iney n"t - ss,n
nssone treated at Pblade'ph", oe' o' - ,c
wou ii be &c to put is not Let thc,n rrlarn
Is S., a,,l fsreat spplau Let them $40" -
SSlycs m.ppsnimous APilsu~I py ms, i,h ~. Ar
,ro,o.,n they cou d 20 before Toe Pe"PIt ssS,.sro
a. ,h,r candidate the only mo" tns' s,, uui,e vii
Bucbasn With AppaGt Let tae@ no principle one
iee patty that ch' ribbed as ~ .nS W.T. Fremont aud
s'ohnston grd ,n the svVru anu '''" ~
without fear of defeat applAuseI' .,.; fam the
M. FoRD of OHIO was not IN coh!iViou ,,aJ 90
s,se Of Lis thrso 10 sp.ak. but he felt c,mpelied 70
ray SOM thing. He had been told BY his lenss
had stood most closely by hun that If tbs Couven'o
should take such a course as the one nov Ptopoeeu
would damn them. AL he had 10 say was. they woud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-21
The HON. WILLIAM l.. DAYTON.
From The Phladsi,.ia No,fh A~oieas


The Republican COnv' btiop showed gtest wisdom
In the selection Of tbis gentleman caudi late for
the Vice Presidency. He Stands amsDg the foren'st
Of the Union all The qualitie- that constitute
high character aud he has gwen proofs under
Stances that admitted OF no cepton, of h's D
tegrity, fidelity and capacity as stst-rmsn. New
-Jersey has reason TO be prUua Of her many distn-
gUisbeo sODs bot among tnen all whether of the past
Or the present. is entitled TO her afocon-
ete regard than Judge Dayton. At the bar on the
bench in the public couDci Of bis state and the na-
ton, be has proved himself competent t. every duty
he has been required To perform, and has adorned
every station he bas been called upon to FILL
Ia the Sepn,e Of the United States in Its better and
brighter days, though among its youngest member,
he eminent for the sOunoDess of bis opinions the
20. ent ceaness with which be gave them utterauce,
aid The decUIOus maIiness with which he defended
them az sipst all acks matter fiom what quarter
they care. Had 30 poh',cal revolution Withdrawn
aim fiou that body, he would to-day have been
among its Acknowledged leaders; and should the
ticket on which he has been puc. prove successful in
Abe approaching contest he will preside over It's deib.
sTatiUbs with dignity ano courtesy which none Ut his
predecessors have SURPASSED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-21
CITY ITEMS.

THg WE,rHFR.-1tr weather yesterday We 7Ech
~ II us have delighted every one VINO grows mum
TODD a. well l.. every one who thinks that al the ~ VI
tlst l. es,tn rust have a season Of growth Ihl' was
he case ye.terdsy, without being oppressY"'y n"'
III. tlelnou.ter RAGGED between 80 aih 7o0 IN q
,.-I p...i,iop m ,nr Office apd there was gentle
southerly br..ze through the most OF the day. Inc
earth b.iiC wen saturated with water vegetation Oh
all kinds comes forward most rapidly aba he'tu"y'
1t war day particu ahy favorable b the strawberry
,uui,n,o,s a. well Al. the consumers, for It was tue
r,cht kind OF westher a. b. hen Their haVOf "Hcu up
10 Tbs tine fas LIT been f'st rate, owing 10 tue co
Gus rains Tie b-rr.s, however, are very i"se'
Both o~ng and p-sture Seeds hsve grown "eii'
though the gIass does not prove az premature " '.'
b. erszler a. to the milk dsuyhiah o"'Ns
suacul. Ice If the feed, good deai Vi pun "~
suf,iuty wa,er.d ior market without "pp'e'''on "
~. luup TIE 2crh Of June OF nesf IT, "' S'i"o'''
,e,,,d,uc opr r,c, .ectlor brings warm speh ma
sb,orsup,orn and starts the wheat int" inh he|i'
aud II the s,ntber Of the next so weeks ta'"fao-,
vii give u. . crest cr"p. Fruit ct al A'hd'' h''
killed bv the inst D. making just a. RAPID growth
r.w q. could De ce,ied. Psctes ns sOoul tue ''~e
ofrututr II is NJ use for pat up cry ioik' 10 cry
an, soni., tn heat Of the wesihrr-we should -tarVe
il il were no, hot, 1t is rot yet boo ep" gu -. inu'-
ketoes. ARD there are but few hon c MS we 'nu''
hive =, hate, and more Of Il; and thin LOOK oat ~
e.ioen.,s i, or fiy streets asd denominations Il ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-21
TAd renissHSnt
FoR Suy-FsTATF N BERKSHIRE COUNTY.

n.s.-A yAss with falDshed eoGnty t.s,s s;s.isi u
Ptsfsd 2, ml.s the epOt snd aJes h"o' i1S"s
m. pam s,abs s,sFy 800 IA ssos Ps'tio"<
ocl.nd op4.oa sAd gssdo~ the nate sfsSS ~ tho d"s-e
20, e rpBni droosb he .fsr The e"rs, ,"@''ssn.
hg m th. o~rer, hom the osssns u VIZ w. ts-s
u Bee on u t-ssfs bah n'ss &C. t
ootaDaDliss hss ~ sns b~rs
.b,s- Tscoui Bssc hsosss inciudns ss
bjst oar the s,s- sssns zee nsss s1 ssa.s
"A, part Of The sstsfs RE seo
new convenient Tue wood 70 ~ s's
prl inv. ssvth the mssdows ysii irss res
sthoa, esltys,,o This fe he sdvsH tssss Of nsa
s.sbls ard healthy situation nth 500 osfhnf eosna
IN sdiats being comp ssiy farsasA and .apvl
viii woo1 .Ia The ssnuI portion. esatsinn< seost
90. nh All IL. oudii g sld sspzs<ssy isssed
So "a, thct p.r,ieu ere auly 20 o. ". H0Lsbs. bss,e~
tia Ho.. T. n ksLLoSs. PsfsfSd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-21

BsAyE Boz 1t b-cones or pleasing da's %
record core Of use1anpl-d hero'-m "ncn 90 afre''
On Itursday last. on bpsro the stesnoost Onfna'
which e.. chartered by the Sabbath Sch"" O' Tue
C.pt.t.ry Metboosr Church Of Brood'n' Tor pc
nc ,xeur.icn u Fer, LIE While proceeding up 70"
North RIVER ard When nssr the latter p'aer' iaas
how ,bou, seven years Of sge, .on ofs Mr. Ledi~y,
,..isre IN sands street, accidentally FILL overheard
ard wa. rapidly carried down the ryer by the eooug
10. To ave the child seemed almost Impossible,
for tys. slready far dosn the stream
VIII. the panic. s.rcken crowd were vrng1ng then
hand. in despsr, little frlo~ about Twelve yea"
Oh. ran I'd George Smith reading At NJ. iis hsh
.,r,e.. Brooklyn, lesped Ip'o ths water sod swan
bIdy s.ter the drowning ehild, whom ne succeeded IN
oy.rskmg after 9 hard struggle, and held hun ABOVE
water mt, bat was lowered from toe steamer, snd
thew were 10Th safely taken On board Mr. Ledby
N. father Of the rescued boy, although spoor M
etsnc ger erousy presented our little hero with q ew
.ui, Of cbshes. Young Smith, who Is said to be .
wIo. huum scsrum youth, n", possessing the mesaa
20 purchsse ticket or tie eIcarson, and beng dstsf
mined to tsve . good time, suceseded 10 smuggling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-21

AEsr.L CoNxYsctMrsT ov TAR NORMAL SCHOOLS
-Ia,t evening the Tabernacle Wa filed WITH dense
auti.bce sss.mbed to witness the io,eressng cere-
monies ~ the ansus graduation Of pupils OF tho Nor
mai schools nnd.r the charge " the Board Of Educ.
ton The eer trL part Of tic building "" occupied
BY several hundred young lad teachers ia :he pub
lie schools. While the part Of the gallery immediately
back OF h. stage filed by the pupils Of the daily
Normal school Ten hghthesrtsd young gem 80
src fifty seven yousg ladies were pronounced normal
il tb.ir stuoi.s and supplied with the eustomAr, cer
tifcat.s. The eIereses Of the eyering consisted
ebi.sy Of singing, orations. AID reading oil COMPOSE
q, o.. spc addr,,s.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-21
MARINE sFFAlkS.
IKHF DOCK.

rKkF pOCx.
We II, derrtapd that NJ. townsend allows steam
;, .,, or tugs 70 stop AID lie at his dock At CLIFTON
staten Island free ol Wharfage TnIs Is one OF 'he
HIST whar>,r III the Harbor having the deepest wafer
nd pled, with bridges, gates and houses Tor i'f'!
purposes
COLLISION.
The .i.amer c Vanderbilt. while on her passage
from siorips ton yesterday morning, came In con- AZ
with s,oop (uaue unknown, which ooe STONED d
.heh, delay No lives wele lot, aud MT nuch ua'i
,nae, was su.t.io,d by either vessel was S''eu
thai ali the water was h'ou' OF one o. ''t
,o;,,rs Of the steamer. She arrved here ao'u' .
O'Clock a. m.
loss OF TBE snip pALIss
Va. h,x, Ann. unc,d the wreck OF the snip IA
-, ,l, Island Of ST Paul. at the mouth OF tae o.
,.u,,pce and the loss of eighiy.'ro lives The sur
yiy.ys have arrived a, Qosbcc The ioiiomias p'tu-
,r,.,, o, ,hi, ssd event we take from The V'e'e'
| L;as,ife If June le; -. Toe, -
Sb,n,r,ck IN the Gwip1-Eight.-''co L'7Ss 20. -
r,,Iif,,nce was received that the shiP ~ We;
CT Srillspe bound frm Cork to ts,s fv'''
,,t na,sepg. re- was wrecked 81 o. an az. $50 -,
"a Il NJ 80 h - were lost. The raHA' 49,
~. os,h Auril with 40 steery- passt ngs ea
GOOD ,un 10 the entrance OF the 9a OF uI"l dur.
go ,he n;sh, Of The 3oh Nay. ee"nt 10 eio'A'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-21

TIE San Frarciseo papsrr By last mail reter 70 the
nsn.arriv al Of the mail steamship Golden Age, AM
that far entertained for Der safety La order %
qa.t tie spprebsn-ioo- Of any that may have mems
on board W. state tha, on account Of the railroad scc
dent the steamer did Dot leave Pansua until May 49,
She let Acapulco co the evening Of tre 18th, and Wa
lot Gu. at San Francisco until sOme dSye after tue
,alliug OF the last steamer from that port.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-21

NV Cry DrEycrosy M. Trvw has j.-' is-aed
The Guy Directory for the yea ending May , 700
1te con platbon BY whson- he are about
1000 p.me. m tn, Directory his year, and az Ap'
.. dix coatainiI < us pages
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-21

Col FRxMONT.-The PHoToGRApH Of Col
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aud most intip fieLds, to be tbs Bet Lths
.ss ard the Picture Ct han made HundIeds he
psis.d t. n1uboI VI copies have been efd,fsd
LAY be .s.n Of Rooms Osilufy No BJ Broadway.