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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19
CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New

lfhE M ~ hd-Sv anu Cou. " So y
- YoIk.-HESRY NORTON asans; ABRAHAM bEA
Summons for money demand contract tom ser To
ABRAHAM REA You are hereby summoned and required 20
IN this action which will be nied In tho
CLERK Of the City and County Of New YORK. al tho
Cry Hall in the 'sd city and To serve copy o. yorJ sn,.
the .sd complaint he subscriber At my Office No ~ ises-
euty fun Broadway New York within twenty dsys srsr 10
of this exclusive Of The day o. sssn
fall the cal. compiont witnin mo
Aforesaid the plaintiff In his vii t.se JeaSment
AGAINST you for tts Of sixty seven dollars sna
cents interest Of February one hoassnd
~ u..st 70 isss wv JOHN FITCH,
Pialnua'. Attorney, No 70 Broadway, New forh.
TIE ,on,i.ut n his acton died IN the Office VI tho
Ciek Of die City and County Of New forE ON TIE twenty
es nnhss I,y JOHN FITCH, Plaintiff. Atsy.
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Ocean Steamers, Sc.

TIFTY POUNDS of BAGGAGE FREE.-Ten
cents per pound exce-Four hours from ocean TO ocean
by Panama Railroad The United States Mail Steamship Cong
psny i'll dispatch for Aspinwa on MONDAY, Aprl Il a.
O'clock p precisely from Ptr foot Of WarIenSt north
River the welknC and fast steamship GEOhGE Law
Cart Nm. L. Herndon, u. $. N. PASSENGERS and nsIs
win be forwarded by Panama RslIesdi and connect
ma.rifeent steamship GOLDEN AGE, J. 7. WATKINS,
commander which will be in readiness to leave imnei,
sely for San Francisco The public informed thai the
s Co always have more extra steamers yine al
Panama ready avoid any Bile detention OF pasen
GERS or mails For passage apply TO w RAYMOND az he
oly offce Of the Companies No. IN Westst corner OF war
ren.st- ,.s. III .... ma,
repaid Aud no freight will be received after II o'clock
on the day Of sailing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19
STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD LINES
~ tcr PHILADELPHIA anti farthsr setAos have
PIER Nc N. r. q, 10 oelosh, o fsre 81 n Tbs {.
n, ard n Lines discontinued Em,srspt Lines Al
and oecek p NJ, - usus INA obisS, Atene
NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
N YORK 10 ROCHESrER-The ROCHESTER AID
GESEsEE VALLEY RAILROAD Is now open, and, 10 con-
$50 xi.b N. Bufao Corning and New orb. and New fot
Ard Frie Rairsss direct route from New forh 10
Rochester -. -. -.
81 ys,d b, te vide cars renders By far The nosi desrs
bic between tie Gbove-named cites
ts,. ear be uocaTsd the New York and Ee Railroad
1yris, Oee TO-, OF Duane and No lsi BToAdway also IN
Jersey City
Bssssse checked through ~ ~ -, s..,..
Treih,s will bs Transported between New forf nc neesee
g., ih d.rsreh Apx inform alton desired Ia re- Ard therein
sn Le obtained by calling the General Freight sn o. ,Ss
Ne~.yok ard Ere Railroad Erie BUILDINGS, or l. o. A.'
EIu<es. Frelsht AGENT, No. lss Broadway:
No trains tbe Buffalo, Corning and New ofk on
snnd.x j. A. REDFTELD, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19

NEW LINE of NETWORK aud LIVER
~ POOL PACkETs.-PATRiOTtc LiNK-Thi' Inc VII
BE- pfis.d of the following and fs csN. 'hif- va
HENRY CLAf......il 100 tuns....CapL David 1Anikhs.
ca HOI N........ $50 tsns. Capt Daniel ~ lrlhA-
ORR NT............ ccc apt 1cnrFc = NV
fILES AusTiS.....2oCo tuns... Capt william II narFh
Tie shove ,hs have been recently Lg and The largest
and .uhsans In trade. They are commanded ~
gentlemen AID sblty Their 'nt1odai'us
40 very Psfo sd every will be uNu - promote
% passsr ani The convenience q spprL
To- freight o. Tasssre Arriy 80
FrpFtNHu. TiLfsIoS &C.. No. - broadway
CKlY>uAw g G. No tG.rss I.s1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19
NrEW-YORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD

IN SPRING ARRANGEMENT, Iomulsncnt oIartu D, Io0o'
Passenser Stations Corner Broadway and Canalst
IN Nsw.York.... Corner 26th-st and 4thav
TRANs LEAVE w-YoRK-FOr New Haven Y, q %,
(ExO; IN. s. (Exl $40 and For Bridgeport, ~
a m OK IL No., (EL 500, pm For Milford SusuoIa
FAIRFIELD Southport and Westport: IL IN ~, m
For NorwJk: la m; IL m lEN) SEQ 5;l5 p m ror
Daren and Greenwich Inn SEQ, ;: ID m fof
For Port Chester and intermediate stssons m LIN
$50. T. Sis, p. m.
(Ex) For Hartford and sprnsheld: u Ex j. u m,
n ma (Ex) For Connecticut River Railroad 20 Montreal
a ~ tE1 For Canal Railroad: u H. 10 Westhe!d- For
NewLondon Railroad: g. M Sp m For Hoasstonc kai,
road; m For Nsugstuek Railroad: g m p IN tEA }
For Danbur, and NOrw ak Railroad g. NJ, .. IN. .
TRAINS roR NEwYoRK-From New-Hayen: SD, Y, 80
q M $50 EEL; AS, $3.50 p m. (Ex) From BRIDGEPORT
6i5 7.A 10: so m. S:So (EI $50 lol M lE1) From
Norwah: g. 6.52 s2. l;07 s. 50 EI SOC lo;sl m
IF. From Port Chester: $50 6:4 7JT g;Os IL :sS m
ESQ ?. m JAMES H. HUH, saP1'nI1narH~
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-C

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On
and after MONDAY Dec 1885, and until further no
tce Passenger Trains will leave Pier foot Of Daanest fol-
lows, viz: A..
BUFFALO EXPRESS Att for Buffalo direct, without
change baggage At Hornellsvle this tram connects
with way train for Dunkhk and al stations on the western
Division. ,,.,
MAIL si5a m. for Dunkirk sad Buffalo and intermed
ate stations Passengers by this tram viii remain over nsnt o.
Ovexo ard proceed the next morning
NEWBURGH EXPRESS, st4 p. N for Newbursh direct,
without change Of cars.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, at 4 p m. via Sahern's, for
Pierrnoot and intermediate stations - go ,,,,
ate stations. -, ,,a
NIGHT EXPRESS. at SIP. m. for Duniirk and Buffalo
FMIGRANT D. M. for Dunkirb and Buffalo and inter-
mediate stations -
No Train will leave on SUNDAY.
These Fxpres Trains Es with the Elnfrs ana
NaFra Fas Railroad for Niagara Falls at Buffalo aid Dun
kirk with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland, Chehhs
Toledo Detroit, Chicago, &c. - ,.
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Darts ADVERTISEMENTS.

and RESIDENCE in the
mott fashionable part Of the Capital. Ia private sni
Aurly TO Mrs WHAT No 50 Fsubours St Honore. Euslsh
md French spoken. Best references given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19

CHICHEsTERs DYSPEPSIA SPECIFIC may
~ b. had a. oil The principal Druggists n the uIea states
ard a. NJ. 100 Wall Of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19

i WEEKLY U. s. MAIL LINE.-Tbe splendid fs.tsoin,s;
,t,smsbp JAMES ADGER, s. C. Turner, commander, wii
issIs pier No North River on SATURDAY April 10, at
ocOei preesey For Fregh, apply on Do'fS Where q. "
SPoFFORD. TILEsT0N Co, No. . Brosdwsyy The
sOUTHERNER will succeed and leave on WEDNEsUA A.
Anil 23 TIE fayote CAROLINA make. regular ps
10 IN. yaou. landings the ST. Johns River FLORIDA con-
with the steamers New York and leaving Charles
tof EVERY TUESDAY, at O'Clock p m. Through heke""
Jacksonville, &3l; 10 PlAtks $5d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19

FDWrD COLLINS No 81 WAllst ". y.
BROWN. sHIPLEY Co, Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD Co..
n q. WAINWRIGHT Co, Paris .
The V these r. Will be accountable fo snid
bullion srccie jcwery precious stones OF metals IN
lees bills Of lsdns ssnod therefor aud the value thereof
therein sHpfrrsrt
tina, the 'hps Of the line can
not carry any goods contgshand Of WAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19
CTEAM BETWEEN NEW-YORK AND

EewYork City Bills or Gold only feccNeu ioi Pa's'-o'
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS and IMPORTERS.
IN The s.amship CITY OF BALTIMORE, 2,464 tuns,
SO Capt Robert Letch h intended resume me
sailing Liverpool to Philadelphia on WEDNESDAY, ne
The HHfVERPooL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
COAPANY'S iron ste,nshlps
CITY OF BALTINORE.....23o 7 tuns. Capt X LEITcH
CITY OF WAsHISGTON...2,J8 $50 tu,s. Capt W. WYLtE
CITY OF MANCHESTER..2lc 9 tuns. Capt. r C. PErsIE
KANGAROO. ,s74 tuDs. Capt K EWING
Are intended TO sail IS follows:
FRor LIVERPOOL,
CITY OF BALTlMORE.......WE "WEDNESDAY, April q.
CITY OF WEDNESDAY, June 4
FROM PHILADELPHIA . .
CITY OF BALTIMORE. THURSDAY, May Is
CITY OF misunderstanding thursday, June d.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
From PHILADELPHIA,
Cabin in two-berth STATE rooms
Cabin IN forward state roo La .................. %
FROM LIVERPOOL,
Cabin In twoberth state rooms. auinea
Cabin In three berth sta O. rooms. ........H EulDe1
CABIN in forward state-rooms.. :.:....l5 guinea
Including Stewards fees
THIRD-CLAss PASSENGERS.
limited number of Tbdclass Passengers will be taken and
found IL much provision required "a,
From PLIadephia $50 From Liverpool 20
Certificates OF Passage will be issued here 10 parties VINO ae
DESTROYS Of bI siDg their friends at corresponding rae
These steamships constructed with improved waertsn
Compartments and es:h vessel earres an experienced
Drafts Liverpool from FL upward. ,
All Goods sent 10 the Agents in Phadepha and L'efpoo
will be forwarded with economy and Dispatch
ff' JOHN O. DALE, Agent,
No. II Wanutst Philadelphia,
ersABEL A. CORTIs No. 1T Broadway, New York.
WILLIAM INMAN, Agent,
No. I and 10 Tower Buildings, Liverpool.
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DENNsYLvANA RAILROAD: - THREE

DENNSlLVANIA RAILKOAD. = InhEE
i DaIIY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHlLA-
DFIPUIA and PITTsBUROH.-The MORNING NAIL
TRAIN leaves PhIsdelpha for Piitseurgh ., m sns
is.vs. pburxh for Philadelphia az The fAsT LINE
is.ye. PhiAdephia for Pittsburgh At 1880 n and riI1.ssgs
o. philadrluhia Al 1850 o. IN. THE NIGHT EAPkEsS
IN AIN Leave. Philadelphia for Pttsbgsh at II p N, and
P,,,bursh for PhIadep hiA at 9:o p IN. - ,,.
TIs above lines connect Pittsburgh with the rafosds -
and from 81 Louis No Alton Gslera And Chicago Illinois
FRANKFORT Lexington and Louisville Ky Ieue haats mail
.on Il Fsy.te and indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dsytoh
sprn.6ed Besfonslne Sandgsky, Tsedo Cleveandi Co
laubus Evansville MA..on and Wooster Oaio also WIN me
sean P.c.r ats frog, and Orleans ST Louis, Louie
vile and Cincinnati II. ,.,x.,,,.
Dor further pare ulsrs see hand cu 70 me hote on ms ey
f,,,.hs tout- between tho East and West
Ioush be had 81 either Of tho aforementioned
n BUTTS, Agent. Nsw-Jsnssy Rslrosd Co. foss Of
courilan6f It., New York.
IL ELLIOTT, Agent. Pennsylvania Railroad Coz, .
No. Asior Houss. Bru4lway. New YORK
THOMAS MOORE, Agent cor. Ilth and hnkstsr 49,
Nswiork Jan. lssa. fhAsaspaas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19

ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
IRON SEw-YoRx TO LIVERPOOL.
Second Cabin Passage. -
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL. ,o
Chief Cabin
Second Cabin Passage. ~
The ships from Boston call AZ Halifax
PERSIA Capt. Judkna lCANADA, capt LAM
ARABIA, Capt j. stone. AMERICA, Capt mlckmsh.
ASIA Capt Is O. Lott NIAGARA, Capt Ryre.
AFRICA Can't Shannon EUROPA Capt J. Leitch
THESE vessels clear white light ct mast mead green on
stsrboard bow red on port bow. ~. &c
ASIA, Lott " 1ork W edhesday aP 70
CAMBRIA Browlless leaves Bos on Mednes S, APi ~ =
ARABII StoT e.. leave, Boston Wednesday May 7r6
PTRSiA JudIiu,. leave. " York Wednesday, May a. %
CANADA, Lang Leaves Boston wednesday nay ~ ~
Bsrths lot secured until paid for:
An experienced surgeon on board.
The Of these shps will not De accountsoie lo
Silver BnioD, Specie, Jewery Precious stones or
un' bills Of lsdns signed therefor AID the value laete0'
therein expressed
For freight or passage apply 20 =. =, ,,. $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19

T ONG ISLAND Acknowledgment ex-
IL eeptedl-Lcave Brooklyn for Greenpor 10 a M for
aud syosset 10 a IN and s:45 p m. Hampstead, 10
II m. and IS and P. for Jaai~, 10 y M s. 46
5and ESQ o. m Leave Greenport for Brooklyn 10 Ysp
hank II rs M, on Mondays, $40 lakeland, l2@ p
M, Mondays s:Ss nj Fsrmingdale, 1:S m: and
$50 p m. jamaica $50 7;4o and $40 g aud lilo and
4: pm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19

NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHL4A-
IN DFLPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JEhsEi
CITY-Msn and Express Lines; Leave New ORR snd
A m and and D. IN fare $3 Y M, -l stopping ~ q!
wsy stations Through Ctes sold toE C3einnan tH snd
els so and the West and for Baltimore .shnson nor
fk A. and through basgsEe checked - Washington 10 m
.%Ss, ~ D W Woodbury., Assistant sup't
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feQai Notieee.


IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County OF NewYork notice 10 hereby gwen 70 all POI
sons HAVING claims against sUsANNAH STONE late Of the
on. OF widow deceased to present the same win
Wlie esq No 81 Wa.t in the City Of New York on or
before the twenty eighth day Of Agl nen.-pa'ed Ne"
st$SSSSs { $ EEss$STHss r.s''s
,,,vems. 6 6SSs ELLA n AfNEIazkYok R.'s''s
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
of the County of NewYo rSss Il hereby y bysn e
with the voucher. thereof to subscribers No ISL varei
e. s.9 as q Nav in Ss S a.
rs l.wsms JULIA ANN SHAW
In PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
of the County Of NewYOh notice heIeSy sysp 70 a.,
S 6s s%' s %oS deceased to he ssms
with vouchers thereof TO the subscnber az ms once 10
Of june nclpsted New the December
1855 Ids lswsmSJ JOHN g. GofTsBERoEh, Executor.
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
OF the County Of NewioIt notice ice, hsyeby hysn 70 ~
persons having claims against CYRUS L. WARMER iSe
With t6uchers thereof to the suberbe office Of ste
vens Hoxie No. 20 Beekman-st in the City o.
~ 1 SAMUEL A. WARNER VA a41 ! Administrator.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
the County OF NewYoIs notice hereby .ven 70 a. PER
OF Newly ork deceased to present the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscriber his residence No 50 jeenwi'h
day Of nert-Dsed New YOT the eleventh az OF De-
eember. 1852 "iLLih" MA ..isis,,.o,
apl2 lsw5ms Aan.",.1.o o-
NOTICE.-In the matter Of the Estate OF SU-
I\sANNAH ELsDEN deceased pursuant to an order o. mo
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YNHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
II sTATEs NAL sTEAMERs.-The saiPs csmposas th

line The following: -. .
ATLANTIC, Capt. West PACIFIC, Capt Eidfiase
BALTIC, Cspt Comstoct. ADRlATlC
These sps having built BY contract expressly ior ths
Government service svery care been taken In their con-
,racton their engines insure strength and speed
and their Accommodations passengers are of exc
rance and comfort Price Of from New orr 70 ye
pool IN hr.telas cabin 1885, IN second do 90
Of eStTssiIe stserooms, SD; nom lFeIp 70 Nes
York 80 and 20 guinea experienced Surgeon attached 10
zach shp No berth secured until paid i0r.
pRnpnSED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19

AFISS BUTTONS BOARDING SCHOOL for
WI YOUNG LADIES, New-s'aVcu, CT, viii brgu its next
session May circulars teTms address toe fnnepai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19

NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY,
~ In connection with the LEHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD
orened TO Mauch Chunk-Spring Arrangements commencing
April 49, 1856 Leave NewYork for Mauch Chunk and inter
mediate places from Pier No North River at m ioI
Es,ton at IL 30 and Is for Someryie, at 7;S and
Io:4 m 35 and $40 p. The above trains connect a,
Elizabeth with the wJeney Railroad leaving New
yorl from foot Of at 80 aud II and
D. JOhN W. oibhNS' oupo'son1oH'
FLUSHING RAILROAD. The Steamboat
Il ISLAND CITY leaves Fulton Ferry Wharf north side a,
81 and 10 a. M and 81 and daily meeting and
exchanging Passengers with Cars Hunters Point oppo
site Esd ST. which Flushing the same hours Persons
can 20 10 Flushing these Trains and return oy ne
next or any succeeding Train through in % minutes rare NC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19
IRV nc INSTITUTE, TsrrytowO, n: Y:-The
M. VERNON BOARDING SCHOOL
,1R RINGHAMs CLASSICAL GYMNA-

WI SUM Bible House(A school with two Departments,
~ % Bov, eech Mr. BINGHAM determined that
this Slol scholarship the most thorough in
ss r tie ~ courteous and in every respect the most
valuable one Is possible to make It. The uniform
sres given ~ The School IN session IRON 'oe l'
Q; SepitrnleT 70 the lei of July
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wi observation-disclosures Worcester, Mass, A. D.
lS5-Young Men thoroughly lied IN Double Entry BOOK
teeens Business Penmsuship, Mercantile ARITHMETIC and
cher kndrd branches Each student will be warranted TO Dc
made competent from egdt weeks TO perform with per
feet satisfaction 70 himself employer the duties OF any SCuI
M the Commercial Course slS good pleasant home IN me
family OF The Proprietor with Board SO per week Persons
Ss,s INFORMATION the merits and references OF this In
rtnon be assured Of it, high standing 6y sending I"
eory q his Annual Circular and Catalogue Address,
WIN II EATON Principal and Proprietor, =,
Worcester, Macs.
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OCEAN INSTITU A BOARDING


- County n. y. near the Erie Rairoad-Summer Session
con APRIL q. l2N Circulars for
each department Male and Femele), entirely dstnet at
NISOSG PHINNEY'S No. 81 Broadway, or of the Pfins
pals al Florida. - .,,,,n.,
Miss FANNIE JACKSON, Principal Female Dept.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN
WI sTITUTE No. NS 4hst ON Wsshngon square corner
- Nsedours-st CLARKE q CANNING, Principals
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-23

The e. S. Senate have unanimously adopted res
o]uton accepting the portrait of John Hampden, the
great English patriot and directing it to be placed
properly in the Executive Mansion. This portluit is
offered and presented by John McGregor, ESQ.,, of
London, and is worthy and acceptable gift In re.
lation to it we learn that some uncertainty seems to
be attached to its parentage but the inquiry has been
narrowed down to the two eminent painters Anthony
Vandyck and Sir Peter Lely, contemporaries not only
of each other, but Of Cromwell Hampden, and the
Charleses. Its fidelity is unquestoned and it there
fore becomes rare and precious possession to our
Government and people. The circumstance that Sir
Peter Lely painted Cromwell, the latter strictly
ordered him, with all the indurations, warts, and
pimpes on that iron visage may favor the idea that
this picture of Hampden, who was Cromwels cousin,
is also Sir Peters"9 $780, Ez3f.%
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-23

Nor ExACTLY.--We have frequently seen the Hon.
Charles Ready, of Tennessee, mentioned by the Dem
ocratic papers as favorable to Buchanan, and about
to declare his preference. He has made declaration
in letter to the Tennessee papers, which is not of
the character anticipated by the Democrats. His let
ter closes as follows:
"But am told by MI Buchanan's supporters, Mr..
Fillmore has chance to be elected and as South
eln man ought to vote for Buchanan. reply toall
such, they are mistaken. Nis Buchanan arho has no
chanceto be elected Since the huzzas of the delegates
to the Cincinnati Convention have died away, and
the smoke made by the firing OF cannon upon the an
nouncement of their nomination. has dispersed so the
field may be calmly surveyed, and the vantage ground
determined, it is perfectly manifest that, against
Fremont alone, he could not carry single Northern
State and Fremont would be elected, even without Il
single Southern vote. MR.. BUCHANAN is NOT
IN THE REAL CONTEST. a
1t isnow manifest that Fillmore will carry several
Northern States and if the South desires to elect
National man, she will cast her entire vote for him
Whether she does not if his friends in the South
who prefer him to any other candidate, will take a
bold and determined stand for him, he will be trium
phantly elected. .5..s7.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-23
cosv1crnp roE K1pNArr1Ne.- Richmond

CONVICTED FOR KIDNAPPING. The Richmond
(Va.) Dispatch Of the 18th inst. says: at5$
1u the Husting's Court yesterday, a New York free
negro calling himself Lott Mundy, formerly employed
the schooner Danville cook was tried for kid
mapping slave, the property of Mr.. Wm. Fl. Macfar-
for ten years. that being the extent Of punishment al
lowed by law The evidence of the prisoners guilt
50 conclusive that the court could not entertain
doubt on the subject.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-23
rlalsty1-FsourtEa eo,ss srst ssgssjt3s..

TllitfJF-E0urtEa Cong sresa--fN1 fN1rss session.
WASHINGTON, August I5.-4Senate MI Wilson III
Eoduced bill TO secure to actual settlers the bsnft
resulting from grants Of ands for railroad
reseruing To them che alternate sectous at I 5a Her
acre. ss
The Senate resumed the consideration 81 tlie Civil
Appropriation bill. 81
Houser-ghe House passed the Senate bill regulag
ting The diplomatic and consular salaries.
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NUMBER /, .1A7 !.
.sNe6 Orlealrs 1aap Glrtsfertt.
Union Song.
ArR-istor Soangied Banner.

AIEe-star spangied Banne1.
ON say, can .ycu zee by the dawn,s early light
+" has eaen patriot iooks towith pride and with
Whose broad stripes and bright stars We viii bear
through the fight, -
Keeping step to the music Of the TIniont4 kyue
measure is33 lsss4g 34t73 5T 75-sTe4 l
Disunion's foul glare
We will sweep from che ait,
and restore our own Fillmore to the Presidents
@s chair a4s8$ 5 ss s'S i1ssf6
And the flag Of onr Union 2 III glory shan wave III
Der the land Of the free and the home Of the brave
The true people are reused their feelings are
And patriotism in each breast reposes; u
Disunlon ls done-and the Unions bright sun
With Fillmore to Iead-our true glory discIoses;
Tennessee's G Union JACK Y
Throws the brilliant gleam back,
And shows to the people the only true track
Der the land Of the free and the home Of the brave
And the opposing bands who would bring to our land
Civil war and the horrors of dire dissolution,
Will he heard of no more for our gallant Fillmore
viii remove every trace Of their footsteps pollu-
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| n No more VIII the people bescheated and sod,
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Der the land Of the free and the home Of the brave
And thus be it ever. when trne men shall stand
Between the loved Union and It's dissertation
Blessed with victory and peace, may the Heavn-res
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Praise the power that hath made and preserved us
a nation
st Then conquer we must, Y
For our cause it il Just jf 9.3a W VI
And this be our motto In God is our trust,i;
And the !. flag of our Union in glory shall wave n
Ger the land Of the free and the home Of the brave