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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12
NEW wIDE.GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
IN YORK TO ROCHESTER--The ROCHESTER, add
GENESEE VALLEY RAILROAD is nov open and in con-
neeon with the Bu,s Corning and New York and New
sad Ere Railroads, forms iect route tEsn kev.iosk 10
Rochester.
OFT Afforded BY the wide renders by far the mo de
able between the above AIMED cities.
Teirt, can be proc aed a. the NewYork Railroad
Ticket Office foot Duanes and Ne f5 Broadway also in
Jersey City.
Baggage CHECKED through.
Freshts will Be transported between NswYoFk and Roeh
information desired In regsst thereto
be obtained calling the General Freight Agent OF
The NewYoTk aad Ems Railroad Erie buldnss, OF C. D..
TAPPAN, Express Freight Agent No les Broadway.
trains the Buffalo Corning and New York Railroad on
Sunday. j. A REDFlELD, superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12
Goal.

Il ACKAWANNA COAL at RETAIL. The
IL DELAWARE and HUDSON CANAL COMPANY ~
prepared TO furnish LACKAWANNA COAL, suitably broken
screened for domestic purposes and delivered free OF cart
age, at s IS per net tun.
Company yards foot Of Huber cor Gouverneur
and and 9th and FurInan between
State Brooklyn at either Of which sppcs
sy be msde at the Office, No % Wiam'st, cor EA
change place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12

NOTICE.-The BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS
In will resume their WEEKLY SAlLINGS in February,
1855 The steamers thereafter be dispatched formerly 10
IJyerpool from New York and Boston alternately 80
TIE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN hOfAL MAIL
STEAMSHIPS.
PROM yEw-YoRE TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Passage -
BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL -.
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Passs w
The ships from Boston call ST Halifax
PERSIA Capt. Judkins. CANADA, Capt Lang.
hRHRTk Cant j Stone AMRRlCA, Capt. shannon.
ASIA Capt. E g. Lott tNlAUAhA, capt hyIle.
AFRICA Capt. Harrison EUROPA Capt j. Leitch
These vessels curry clear white Light at msss head green %
stsrbosrd.bow; red on port bow ,,,,, -, s,s.s
ASIA Lott leaves Boston Wednesday, Jan $50
CANADA, leaves Boston Wedne.dsy' jan a. , 49,
ANFRICA Shannon leaves Boston "Wednesday Jan ~ $50
EpIcs Iisrson leaves " York Wednesday, Feb 6, 1855
apanJa s,ons Leaves Boston Wednesday, Feb. - 1855
PFRsiA JaSkins Leaves ~ York Wednesday, Feb 20 ls5d
Berths secured until paid for
An experienced surgeon on board .>, r., nj,
The owners Of these ships viii not be seeounsos of ooo
Silver Bullion Specie Jewelry Precious stones on Me'ss e
ss bills ading sgned therefor and the NAae 'ae'e0'
therein expressed
e. CUNARD, No. Bowhrs-Ereen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12

eurs AVENUE RAILaoAp Co DEPorA, Jan 10, las
NOTICE to PASSENGERS.-TheC Cars OF this
VIM EBBIrr, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
IN DFLPHIA, and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
States Mail and Express Lines Leave New fogt
and II q. m. and and m. Through IN four hours
R2 rs IN T. and IS 10 J and IL And p IN The New
Jersey Accommodation Line lesves st u so2pins
az ali waysiations Through Tickets sold for Cincinnati lst
SIN and the West and for Bhrn.re Washington Norfolk,
Ne through baggage cheeks Washington In NJ add
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12

sovrg BRoogLyN SAVINGS INSTITUTION 1873 Auanticst, B.
Athensum Buildings, BROOKLYN, 2d January, l81 -.
DEPOSITORS are notified that the lNIERESE
IL AZ the rate Of FIVE PER CENT per annum ON all sums
II Five Dollars and upward which have been deposited in TINS
Institution for three months the LIST INST vi" NC pau
10 Depostors on and after the 10th inst. ,,
Interest not called for will remain Principal and draw In
from the lst inst ,. -
All Deposits made BY 10th inst viii draw Interest from
~ lst Of January. s-..-,.- ~
Bank open Daily from 10 TO Up m aud or
from TO g. INA SHAiAh i'0''N04-
C. DpNSISG, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12

IL eepted)-Leave Brooklyn for Greenport 10 a. for
Yaphank 10 n and Saturday 3:45 r. for Fsrmingdae
ard Syosset 10 and 3:45 ?. for HemPresd 10 m
u M and Sf5 and r. M for Janaics 10 M St5,
s. and $50 p m Leave Greenport for Brooklyn 10
ysphsnk ii :S3 Mondays, $40 lakeland l2;e
D. m on MONDAYS 6S3 IN. Farmngdale, 1880 and
D. m Syosset sos and p. HenIp5tesd 6S
and $50 p w. Jamaica 5:iO 74O, aud $40 m and 2:lo
and4 : 4. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD COM

In fANY TSessurers 0fhee, Boston, December Il leaa-
Of SIX cent will bo paid on the zls day OF Jan
10y The nth ssy q tbs present month Per order Of
'Nskra ISAAC LiVEnMoRE, IIterItL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12

PURSUANT to the conditions OF the hypothecS-
hon o FIVE hundred and shares Of the capital stok
he Chicago and Mississippi Railroad Company Contained 10
SfomissoSy rote dated March 9, 1854 made by hehiy
wight 20 the order Of The Chic and Mississippi Nall
Company payable the first day Of April 1850 wne,
e held By shall sell the said stock az the hechsnb
elee in the Ctyof New Yok tbs 2st day Of January
AZARIAH BOODY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12

BANK DEPARTMENT, STATE OF NEw.YoRK,}
ALBANY, Jan. 7, 1855.
VyHE President, Directors and Company OF the
Il ONTARIO BANK (UticsJ have this day filed IN this
sAee notice Of the appointment Of the ALBANY CIIh
Bank in City of Albany as agent for the redemption OF
A. Ciynatins Notes of Ontario Bank agreeable 70 tue
set entitled amend the several acts relating 20 IN
ssrpoTated Banks Banking Associations and Individual Bank
epsS passed April II, 1851. ,., q, ,.,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12
fesal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County Of Newfork notice is hereby given to l
persons having csins against CYRUS l. WARNER lsfe OF
City Of Newly architect deceased TO present the same
with thereof the subscribers at the oce Ste
Hoxie No q Beekmanst, in the City OF New orr
before the fifth day a June ne1Doted NewfOrk the
S0th dsy Of November, 1855
,,,.o TTA Aa A. v W4E I4I Administrators
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12

n w. VAUGHAN g. Co., Providence K. l.,
~ BANKERS and BROKERS, are prepared to negotiate
COmerc. Paper make Collections in all parts Of the
try, to buy and aell STOCKS ON COMMISSION, and 70
AGENTS for parties abroad in the transaction OF any
business.
REyEpEycEs-Mr T. D. Bowen, President Blackstone Ca
nal BanL Providence r. Mr. d. c. Baker, President How
ard Banking Company Boston Messrs O. s. Robbins Sen,
New.York Messrs John Fsmum Co., Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12

r4a,t,. " p.ssen james Warren,
CT. Daniel p. Fearing arthur ntS
William H. Rassel ~ w hsnii'o1'
,nens,ns & Downing DENYING Diner,
$1,000 v Lamar John Steward jr.,
" py,ie, Dune,r Robert B. Minturn.
". III. Wolfe, heOsen ~' r.
IsAae Townsend, Ldws,i@n y; oi.L
yynh ca;lIs,d ~ Frederic @. Foster,
Jas NJ Waterbury, 1eles TAIL
SS.ss II I5ee Samuel " Hoffman,
fnhnJ fs,or H. Jacob Anthony, IT,,
F,sSr A pelano J. p. Giraud Foster
tlr,h.n Ben John A. G. Gray.
ROBERT g. HONE, President.
n, Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12

Of the County New York. notice hereby given TO all per
sons having claims against SJSANNAH STONE, late Of tho
City OF NewYork widow deceased present the same with
vouchers thereof the subscribers the Office OF dw ard h
Wlet esq. No 81 Wslst in the City OF New iorS on or
before the wentyechh day Of April BeXtDaed New York
The twenty-frh day Of October 1855.
SEYMOUR c. TROUTMAN.)
JAUNCEY W. TROUTMAN, Executors
PETER TENEYCk,
Ann ELIZA CAN'T }F.scrtrixa.
OF Ia SsfpS~ CORNFLIA NJ TENEYCK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12

IN PURSUANCE Of On order Of the Surrogate
OF the County NewYort notice hereby given 10 al per
having claims against SARAH NJ GRlS late OF tho City
Of Her.YOrk deceased 10 present the same with vouchers
thereof the subscriber at hi, residence, No lS5
I'm the CITY Of NewYor before the third day oil March
next Dated New "a the thirty hrsI day OF August 100
II lswsmSs OWEN SWEESH, Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12

OE SALE.-CITY OF CLEVELAND g
W cent Bonds water LoAn), ,.
CITY OF DETROIT y cent Bonds q" ateT Lo'A)'
CITY or CINCINNATI v cent Bonds,
CITY or CHICAGO 8 y cent Bonds,
CITY or MILWAUKEE y cent Bonds,
D, DUNCAN, SHERMAN Co.
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. 80
i wsreD-st-DIvIDEND.-Th Institution has declared
TkJ-AEHUAL DIVIDEND 81 the rate OF Sin FER ChNI
al entitled thereto for the last three and SIX months
ayable on and AFTER the 2 All interest not called iof
M draw principal All deposits made or before
We 18th will draw interest from the let. Open daily iron
WAITER w. CoNCKLIN President
w NJ PILLS LIS, }vce.Presdent.
p.NnylRIL T l. BUXTON, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12

IF PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
the County Of New York notice hereby given to Al per-
sons having claims sgsEst NAHLON DAY ate OF tho City Of
New YoYk 10 present the with vouchers there
o. 70 tie subscribers thu store Of Abraham b. sands No ~
Wuhsmt in the City Of NewYork on or before tho oshsa
aay January neX-Dsed New York the AKIN diJ Of july
ls5i EDWARD ~ DAT, D.
ABRAHAM 3. SANDS, (Efeeut0i"
VI lsw6ms WILLIAM r. THuRsTON JR,)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY

II EOTICE.-In consequence of obstruction the city
track passengers requested take the cars from
Station until further notice. NJ l.. SYKES, IT,, Supt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12

NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to the Statute
IN in such made and provided that all the CIRGULAI
ING MOTIFS issued to the CAMDEN BANK "a Banking
Association Camden Oneida Co must be presented al me once
Banking Department OF the state
~ YoL Tor payment within TWO YEARS from the date
ssreSf or the funds deposited for the redemption OF the Crcu
ios Notes isaued TO the said Bank will be given up
Is laws NJ SCHOOHMAkER, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12

MONDAY Dec. "a 1856 the Trains will lesve Chambers
st. Station as follows: Express Train, connecting with
Northern and Western Train Mail Trsh $3.50 Through
Way Train, II Express Train, ~ For Poushseep.ie
nd IN. skill, $3.50 p For Sing
Sing The Sing Sing and Peekskl Trains stop az
the Wav Stations Passengers taken at Chambers Canal,
christopher aud 3lstst, SUNDAY MAIL TRAIN at IN.
from Canslst for Albany and TIoy stopping at all Ms Sta
lions. NJ L. SYKES, JR, superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12
s orvies 4" 'h' No "a Wsll-st, 10th Janasy ~.
.o.pr, Il I-r3TrcTEES have THIS DAY

Cfrief q ''' NJ ~ Wall-st, 10th Jaoaaryl 10
,vur BOARD Of TRUSTEES have THIS HE d pAI
I'VE pSp iviDEND Of FORTY EIoHT PER C 81 nj
-. .,ged by Tile Company, ena VIZ ,ss . '"''
- ,s.r erdns The Sia Dteemsti Io cry AVN r,yprr
ey have a. s'IyT on the Capital stock payable 70
eeAkIbseSS ~, ~. IN cash and scrp on demand <., ..
Tssy sl dsssrss eie sSr :, ON IN
sssa On lhe ~ th;s company which combine. the Mutual
be Sbei capital provides that after payment OF m
Ytcph N,'n The remaining proh,s shall be annually al
sd the sIehodss ard The % no. son s
,hP sab the capital, shah exceed OSE MIbLiON Or
bOILARs x.aaaa WITH LANCE SIRPIV9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12

eyyIcE OF THE MERCANTILE FTRLISsvRAscE Co /
No. 6 Wallet, New-York, Dec. a, 1855. J
TyHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this Com
psny have THIS DAY declared Dividend Of 1--WE PER
GYE or the Terminating - It, payable and after
-. "a M January ne1t JOHN BAKER, Secry.
OTrIcE OF TIE ARcrIc FIRE NsvHAEcE CoNPASY}
S-NYoRK, January g. 1855. 5
yUyHE BOAPD Of DIRECTORS of this COnpa-
4 nv have this Gsy declared SENI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
n FIVE per cent payable and AFTER the l4th inst.
RICHARD A. OAKLEY, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12

" ner Waverley place-JANUARY I5TEREST for 1856
Depoors hereby notified that the Board Of Trustees have
ordered interest be paid at the rate Of per per
all Of 800 and under and upon all above 800
the rate Of 5per cent snnum payable the Bsk during
bank hours and after MONDAY 2lst inst Bank open
daily for Deposits and Drafts from 10 D. M and from
10 p. 10. By order Of the Board.
WILLIAM VAUDEVILLE, PRECEDENT
w. y0aE r. R vsSsITE' Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-12

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
OF the County of NswYStk notice |, hereby given TO al
sons having claims against JOHN BRADY late OF the CITY Of
NewYok deceased 20 pr.Ieut tie with vouchers there
Of the subscriber his rssdea;s No 20 hberryst IN
tho City OF Newiok before the 3h day o! January ae
-Dstod New York the 9Th d.y OF July, 1855.
Iy7 law6mS FRANCIS BRADY, Aiuinistr,tor
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-31
The Peace i'm EurOne

The liverpool Journal of Oct 4, saws in i. u,,
tory of the Week :" =" hls'
The late war does not appear to have given -.
general satisfaction; it too brief for Ena,,ery
too long for France too humilating for Ru ss;a
too revolutionary for Turkey We would bava ~, ana
another tussle, and, would not be greatIv 'k 1
pleased to have another turn with the Muscovi U.S.
the Auscov!e himself is eager TO tell the world M.
he is still full of fight and refuses to abae ora mat
his pretensons to assist in regulating The af9J O Of
Europe. The Porte denies that the Allies d;a ). OF
any real service, and laments that the D,o,ao nn
with the infde disturbed :he guarantee oiroU
Heaven in favor OF the perpeuy of the trTa bor
er. The reforms delusion, and the nroto ",lc'
ofthe Principaities 10 union and indeuendeUnoo
outrage on the hereditary rights of the sultan "a a.
''man Of Destiny in the shadow of the PvreraaD
revolves in his mind, like one of Homer's boro1
what may be considered the declees Of fate Sa
choose not 10 be explicit as to his views or intentoDa
In this state of things it is appreheuded hat t5
peace of Europe cannot be permanent The c S"'
cumstances all around give notes of discomfort, H.,
~ is ripe for revolt and stands on tiptoe endeayon,
| TO what France and England is going to do y
| Will they do anything?
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-31
Whit a week has Brought Forth,

Last weeks glorious work of the democracy IS thu'
summed up by the Cleveland Plain Dealer
I'VE have carried Pennsylvania.
We have carried Indiana.
We have carried Florida.
We have elected democrat Legislature IN fe""'
sylvania.
We have elected democrat Legislature in lnola"r a.
eve have gained nine members OF CongFe'S ;"
Pennsylvania. n
eve have gained four members of Congress "
Indiana. -,
Il We have gained seven members Of Congress II
Ohio
"We have secured United States senator IN fe""
sylvana. ..s IN
I'VE have secured two United States senators ="
Indiana ,,oof
"We have gained majority in the next House u
Representatives. dan.
We have decided the result of the next pFeslus'
fial election
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-31

A KENTUCKY JUDeE.-They must have ;ud..-.
Kentucky who "say what they think" and tS In
without regard TO elegance of style or good Sat too
of Boone County, let himself off in relat;oh Jury
practice of carrying concealed weapons in no 20 the
lowing manner " Now, think am safe in Sol to
that one man in twenty has a six shooter ing
breeches pocket or bowie knife in his bre,at his
if you amt careful you will come in contact 1 ana
some OF these young gentry, these travelling
as call them. They make it point to Learn
of law 10 throw You in the wrong; you will thu
them brace themselves back against wall and MS zee
they think themselves safe in The eyes Of The Tnen
they blaze aacay want you to git right after %V
| fplLn,gS'1 ''S' teSe
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-31
Four Dsvs Later from Europe.

CAPE ISLAND, n ], Oct 22d-1l A M.-The
steamer City of Baltimore, with Liverpool dates to
the evening Of the 18th inst, has just passed here
going up to Philadelphia.
ENGLAND-The Bank of England has advanced
the rates of discount to per cent for bills of long
er date than two months, in consequence of adVices
from Paris on Monday, that the Bank Of France had
resolved not to admit notes for discount OF more than
sixty days, and to limit the advances on public Sc
curtes 10 forty railway shares at 90 per cent.
he London Times says the effect of the measure
adopted by the Bank of England is complete. All
pressure for money, both at the banks and the dis
count market, has subsded Foreign exchanges have
| received favorable impulse, The Bank of France
is again purchasing gold. The final quotations Of
the French 8 per cent. showed improvement of i.
Parliament has been prorogued from the 9TH to The
18th of November
| FRANcE.-The rise in corn has been checked and
decline is expected; as the crops exceed aver
age, and the foreign arrivals are ample
The London POSTS Paris correspondent, under date
of the 7h says The Rourse rallied under the effect
of the report that the Minister OF Finance had
ed pubic confidence in reference to the exaggerated
rumors circulated for several days.
ITALY.-The latest accounts from Naples state that
the King is less disposed than to make conces-
sons The expedition 10 Naples is still delayed
though events in that capital seem to leave alter
naive.
SPA1N.-The latest intelligence states that royal
decree dissolved the commission on the CoFtes and
a new commission had been appointed.
Sw1TzERLAND.-Six hundred delegates of the PEG
pie had assembled at Morges and constituted Cen.
tral Committee declaring the sovereignty OF the PEG
pie endangered from monarcbica intrisues.
CONTINENTAL AFFAIRS. --Natters the continent
unsettled. The Isle of Serpenis question is not
yet satisfactorily adjusted, The French squadron
has been ordered to cooperate with the English fleet
An Austrian squadron has been ordered to Cen
stannople, consisting of three steamers and six gun
boats
new Danish ministry had been formel--all en-.
deavors having failed and tho Chambers had pro-
onged to the LIST Of December
Baron Mathrenhen, he Russian Councillor o.
State, had arrived Vienna, with dispatches from
St Petersburg relative to the affair of Naples and
Montenegro. Russia will not renounce the princi-
Piles of the Holy Alliance but will endeavor to pro
cure the cooperation Of Austria in her Neapoliior
. pOlicv.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-31

To doubt your position would be almost question your
patriotism To those Wings have predictions in favor
Of Mr. Fillmore when they he is not available, and that
votes him win divide the conservative senti
ment of the whole country and probe the election
their favorte and unite with in ectng whose
Gnon and Who will administer the government in such
manner as to do justice to all sections.
the people What States will he carry in the North 3
Do his most sangune friends claim any State but New
ate There is not more uU than oneenh Of the
press in that State supporting his election Where
any doubt that Mr. Buchanans char against
the Black brighter than that in the North
New Jersey, Pennsylvania Indiana Illinois and California
with reasonable chances Of several other States
His only three ofour States, which comedies
the remaining nine or ten to Buchanan which is most
valuable then the present emergency which threatens the
Union itself! Can there be two opinions if Mr. Blu
chanan is the available, is it not duty Of patriotism
personal predictions and the country by
ting for him this be the correct view of the contest an
enter into a comparison of Buchanan and Fillmore.
Some of MIR Fillmores friends rely upon his getting
sufficient vote defeat election electoral college
and carried the house, they hope to hi
election by coalition there Suppose they defeat an ee
House? They only coalesce with the Fremont
and Southern and conservative men willing to pac
their candidate position where he would be indebted
election exclusively to such party the Black Re al
can Will they vote for him unless he makes concessions
and when Mr. Fillmore his concessions to then
could his national and Southern supporters longer
upon his nationality! Will not his concessions make hi
nearly obnoxious Fremont himself? The Fillmore me
expect coalition with the Democrats in the Hous
the election gees into the House, Fremont cannot be ee
ted without the aid of the Fillmore men if they refuse
him Buchanan, elecoA will have been
n on the 4h of March, and Mr. Breckenridge, fayorie
the Democracy will become President on that day 1t
then perfectly certain if the Fillmore carry the eectC
the House, that he only be elected by coaitio
with Black republicans.
And are there any national supporters of Fillmore who des
him elevated to the Pres dsney on any such terms
If there it is due to caneor that they should come
and it now that the people may have opportur
10 ty of passing their verdict upon such proposition
The magnitude of the interests involved in the cones
admonishes of the Importance Of doing whole du
for the g countrys sake shall look with anxious SOLE
the result all the States but to none h'
North Carolina. AS the birth place and home of
tors, it has much of my admiration and affection.
r am, very truly, yours, &c,
n JAMES L. ORR.
Hon, w. S. AsHE and others, Committee, &C., Wimn
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-31
Ten rhnusand Fi1Inore Vote.

A friend of ours afirms that there will De ' ",
thousand Fillmore voters in Philadelphia VINO Vi
their ballots for the negro anal gamaton ticker be
late election, who will vote for Mr.. Buchanan o"
4th of November. They understand the neIarO Ont
scheme of their protested leaders sell them oT
again to the negro amalgamatoniss, and they reu1
atethe loathsome bargain. They wash the E lana s
this infamous corruption. They see thft tlSti
rot the remotest chance for Mr.. Fillmore 10 % a.
single electoral vote, and they Determines node
cure the defeat of Fremont. The most e1ectu" Ibis
of doing this is 10 vote for Mr. Buchanan a" They
thew will do when the day of election comes. ln''
are determined not to be cheated the second uLio.
''' "''-'' NV Pennsylvania