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AaNsCy OF FRxsou SPECULATION CLAIMS,
Washinrton, November -, ls55,

Aaxscy FRrsou STIPULATION CLANS,
Washlnrton, November "a lsSa
IN answer 10 many Inquiries addressed
United States Of spolisiions commiied ~ me
French ratification Of the convention with France
pusus obtaining redress deem eIped'en ihns
publicly inform all amer consulting competcn afv
has concluded most udicious not 10 voluntarily nom
Claims would he nsired
css therefore not decided
many years. ohrcorbu 10 Submit hm
(prepg the sense the usual ai The open
session. full expectation that direct rehe
provided special board Of eomnson
n Claims shall resolved the only
tribunal Congress viii grant, reference Of tbsse claims may W
made IL by direct legislative act.
me ~ ould fully and constantly o
cupy board of and justice en-
phsfcaiy board right end in N. cs<
Nov 2J-diw JAMES n. CaUsTbN
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DrrsprsNrT y
hnsun, Texas, February 2, 1856.
T. Edward Clark, secrctsy Of State
hereby cery that the foregoing eight
and copy o. The original giving me
AN
~ such creditors Of he late republic Of Tesa
September nine eighteen
fhy, which passed second sesisp OF
Congress % e United States and approved February twenty
eighth, eighteen hundred and my hvc.n -.
Wy and the department day and
EDWARD CLARK.
Secretary
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ERENC8 JUVENILE BooKs--h wcli-seiected collection
Juvenile their prices
them, beautifully Illustrated
be fond the bookstore OF the Undersigned imported BY himself
direct from Paris. y. -..----. 80. -..
Dec a FRANCR TAYLOR.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

tn SorSD SrTANERs.-TLe steamers from New
Haven, StOnngton Norwich and Fall River came in
Mt an carly hour yesterday afternoon They were de-
layed two or three hours at Irogs Point by the ice,
which at that place presented an almost impossible
barrier. On account Of this they did not leave here
again last night and it is thought the inland naviga-
ton to the East will be pended during the present
" cold term" If So due notice will be given Of the
time fof resuming their usual tnps.
TIE STEAMER PLYMOUTH RocE.-Al the neces-
sary preparations for removing the steamer Plymouth
Rock from City Island, where -he has been ashore for
some time past, are now complete She has been
placed in an upright and perfectly easy position and
j. only waiting for the breaking away of the ice, when
she will DO fos;ed and brought up to the city.
Loss OF THT BARK PRI,TEs At SEA.-Mr. Walter
Secretary Of TIE Underwriters received elrgraphic
dispatch from Savannah yesterday stating that Caps
Savn and crew Of the bark Prist, from Buenos Ayres
to New York, arrived at Savannah the day previous
and reported that their bark became waterogged and
they abandoned her the 10th Of this month in the
Gulf Stream. The Prstis was built in WestbrOok
Ne. in 1851, and was a bark Of $50 tuns valued at
$1,000 She was owned by Thomas Riley, of Free
tor Maine
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CIR Y / TE u s.

The WrATHER--tURIOsiTIE, 81 CITY NOVA
SrRYErr up SLrIGH.RIDISG.-We believe the people
of New-York were never more fully surfetcd with
sleieh-riding than they new. Only think OF it
three weeks Of slCghiBg. Three weeks ago tonight
the great snow fell white and clean on tho dirty
streets AID snokv hou-ctoi- ot New York How
beautiful il ley gi-ening IN the sun Of sabbath morn
ing. pare as that OF the Green Mountain peaks.
Tyer,thn = was shrouded. Tic white snow adhered
Ia every lou-op, covered every root, tense, yard,
elov lane, street and vacant lot, baTyn- tie team
ste, cant beneath is cold White ipd- T. linz linn a.
plain a. sIow can speak % Ut he whee.- ro-t-se-t
unusual for city wheel zee whole week. For
three weeks, tl,r, the bes have jinglod-fr,t they
went fast and furious, from morn 10 morn, AMI
then. a. the carnival ei,w stalc, fom morn
til midnight til az lat hey have -"bered
down solt ofjog rct eve~yday bu-ces-. al young
men have driven fast hOrses til they stuck iat IN
.now bank 1t j. generally supposed tina: :a-t women
have had all the fat rides they were faS;-1y for sn1
hoy- with hand eleds tired wiki three w,es, " cpi.t-
ing" have put away their slcds satisfied. l. or
three weeks Of -lcighin, we have had some sHnnv
DAYS that made the SHOWS ias.cT than IT, rum =
one day we had rain bu. t. re.-u vas short. som
Of the first day. Of sleshins were TOO nen-ey cod
for comfort, and only tie brsve-t trsyed T. Then
came sunny DAYS and many q fur cap went out IL tic
sun, ard the high snow hanks lost their tops. and
from house top and fence top the SOW came down IN
silver streams: streams tina. grew turb.d Sc they
courscd lown the cutters their way to city sewers
In these sunny day. Low tie ENi- mss OF city hu-
msuity .wsImed ont ,uuuv streets, and took long
rides upon rurner- for >.HpeIce. Such ride a. are
only known in c;tiCs No tho-e known 10 county
sleish-rders. who glide over -inooth ps.hs-.oy
smooth Here the effect upon rider. j. Ike that
we may suppose 10 be felt by pa.-cnger- OF al open
boat in rough -es. Ard, then. what snow-city
snow II rec weeks old. What woald citizen q the
tropics and ono whore home r snowy peak
If Labrador have thought ~ our snow Il they
had arrived together yesterday n New-YoFk After
a glowing conversation upon Inc beauty Of Northern
Winter in which the dweer in the land Of snow had
pc.ured TO him Of the land Of towers, how Northern
residents travel in Winter upon a coating o. earths
surface as white and clean sf-ss snow. There Il no
comparison. Landing EpOu orr wharves, he would
have fund tse air biting cold ead for the est tine
se4p SOW. Net that otths fsriasicr. bst city snow,
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iAdycftisoment
FIRE-PROOF SAVES.

70 R< Edsfor Of Then. y Tribune
SiE: | will not answer the personal attack made on
zoe il detail that appeared in your valuable journal
n the I'D and 23d Of this month
To Mr.. Fitzgerald viii say that Holmes n Butler
I'D make the Safe lat their factory that tested at
~ rys1 Palace with ny-four hours red heat in fur
s bcd with coke end have made great many since that
rue that will stand the and That Holmes Valentine
Batter have the materials secured % them by e,tespstent
sd possess the practical skill 10 make Safe that vii stand
reaier amount Of heat
What Nj FtzgcIalds opinion Of the Sa,amander Safe
lido not but b. persons that be his
hin short time made the assertion that fRn SAT
sspB up of tie Pi'cr SGfes called Hder's SqiI
sanie- To Nj Gvynne win say, did not dictate the 'si
rotice THE TRIBUsE aud until rs publication
I'D the Alum Safe now made by Holmes, Valentine But
Nos % and 81 MBidenane, Is IN my opinion, tho best hre
o SAFE that has been patented present time and
gbeH be iDveDs better will give him all due credit and
tonOr bot If he inuEes upon rights he viii brs ebou'
d at fnuohtalk ed about litigation. 1870 -
VOWS truly VIM. II. BIILtE
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= ,Or,oded They were swallowed ~ pgp'r'' hfleen
e. .nce. Ttile she pds insane.
yes'sa stsied scientific account viii be presented to
AXeSiosl society and / only make general outline
~ the re der Of TIE TRIBUNE.
u" That human form can be 70 pierced, ana yet I'VE
Secms a wonder when reflect that point OF
III smaller than one Of these needles IN the right
lace, would destroy lie. CAFE COD
Ssn5srich, hiGss, Jan l6' 10
Not exactly. Vital organs have been penetrated,
.od safely passed through by steel points even larger
,bsn these and fine acupuucture needles, such as are
I'D in chronic rheumatism and neuralgia, may be iu-
.rted with mpunity in almost any regionof the body,
,gapiIess of the neighborhoOd Of even the largest
~ scls, which have been transfxed without serious
consequences, and in without pain. In his
,perimeuts on living animals, Coquet passed his aeu'
punaure points, many times larger than fine sewing
reeds not only into the superior vessels and nerves,
b,, even into the heart, brain and spinal marrow,
vitbout dangerous shock. There is every probable
~ hat in the course Of those fifteen yeors, some Of
IN, needles swallowed by this lady worked passage
through her heart as many times lEd. Jrib.
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remedy of thirty years stsndns and recon-.
ended by Physicians IL and speedy cure Tor burns
Piles Bos Corns Feons Chbla,us ana Old Sores OF every
kind Fever Sores Ulcers Itch Scad Head Netue ks
Bpuiors Sore NIPPLES Recommended by nurses Nhitows
sites Testers Fea-btes Spider stiDgs Frozon Limbs Salt
Rheum curv Sore and Crhcked Lips Sore Nose, Warts ani
Flesh Wounds q valuable remedy and which
car be testified by thousands who have used In the City o
and vicinity for the last thirty years In no Instance
scripticns the puresf Materials from recipe
Russia Of articles growing IN that country aud TIM
nouItors have letters ali classes Cerzymen Physoiaa
Captains Nurses and others who have used u themselves
and others REDOIAGs RUSSIA SALFE 10 pm
IN larze tin boxes stamped the with picture oi
borsc and disabled soldier which picture Is also engraved %
the wrsuc Is Box. Sold at all the stores -
town or country may be ordered OF BARNES Fakes, %
snv yhoier ale druggist REDDING Co, Proprieors.
No. 8 Statest., Boston
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Acknowledgement.
II ia An i'll wind, they say, that blows nobody

ruiuous they must bs,e
been to some PEOPLE benefit others for the wet goods thS
tLs into the market will enable many person TO supply
themsvcs with housekeeping goods At very low price, ras
truth may be established by visit TO Columbian Hail. No %
Grsnds where = NJ r. TOwLE Co. selling all kints
OF Linen Goods the late wrecks al prices that -
,r actual ysue IN The trade Columbian Hall possesses
Of goods unsurpassed by nothing in the me'rop
and It's pyces always popular.
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General Court Martial reconvened On the "a inst mt
and ar cred fo III nrprious decision

Utncrei COu!t MartlaI feconvcned % The 81 MS tut
and adhered 10 it, previous decision.
Tie Court errlansO for the benefit o. TIE reviewing
sufhorify that the first secOs thd six
s-cfcaton The fir chsrz- the II. specseao, the
charge ard 10th the first AMI charges Their
equal division Of totes and the eeued the ben
EFT q ar scSutisl"
The General-in-Chief is forced to dsapprove of the
proceedings and findings OF the Court aud orders that
Lieutenant Hsldeusn be released from arrest, relieved
frcm the general recruiting service, aud that he join
his company without delay.
The General Martial. Of which Brevet Lieut.
Colorcl Swords Is President, j. hereby dissolved.
By commend Of Brevet Leut.-Geueral ScoTr,
L. THOMAS Assistant AiJuts1tf fshers!
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fAdvertisement
DURNO's CATARRH SNUFF has searching, sOOth-

Ing and healing qualities essentially different from eli other
Catah For sale at all respectable Drug stores In New
York Civ and elsewhere and Wholesale a. the Propreors
prices BY STEPHEN PAUL CO., No 40 Chsnber.st n T.
civ; HEcEMAs, CLARK Co, Nos l6bl N5 oil brcsdvsW
Mo-. 10 AstOr and AZ Broadway; BARssA
4 PARE No 3Of Broadway; Mr. MILLS. Brooklyn.
JAMES DURSo, Proprietor, Albany. N. Z.
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NEU-JER.SEY ITEMS.

ANVIL REsULrs oY ISToxIcATIOS.-The 7Ieslo-
STATE Gosefte u r.asy Gays;
Inter e exctenent created 10 bs city yesterday nosc-
b, The INTEL zence that boy had been found dead IN n
ia gn9e yh en- led the susc0n that he had
len Killed by tbe violence q bis reyes during state o.
toxssfiou. Ths bOy's Carey, ased thntesn
ara hi tsrerts Thomas sDd Mary Carey, have hequenV
tes,re CIR Police Courr for drgkenness snd asof ,
Iesr. thar Wednesday nzh. his fsbe reoln 70 H. ~,
isd INDUCED drunken Ogyi yes'e.asy r,s r. go,
vas found dad o rallet Id on The nooI ,S.ste ~ 80
na hr,fbet sl.o sss bs corner OF roc W. ey
80 y eieS nv r. Gnsy whsrs they hsed IN -isslo soc
NJ head ed body we're coletes VIE -
- = "a "a a. n HI. hsht shove TIE roof ~ :"
- 49, uaIi syperently made BY hs nesn ~ ~ -
Md theie. II que pfopeus aAsessS
- S,ls avn stairs Get whether o ~
&c T. so.hsfsl bs Physicians however Who Exam 49,
w ,sstegs that bis deah Eos es1red % Tue aIanes
Coroner Dowse held inquest and The yay 100000
Set. That John Carey, the dscessed, csSns 70 re
$50 inr,ris, received the hands q Thomas ADD Nnisa -
rev N a nAaIo unknown 10 ne jury
Tue couR1s-Ia the Hudson County Cog IT. s Jug
rzh ~ sdns tie enporsJ sbssnce o. 'seS' w.
m uns Of er masl cares conrnueS 49,. .A.,~~s -
Tts csss a Meeter The Jersey Ci3 VAC nnsi' 49,
hnrsIsry ss b brprxht up tofsJ too uns A. A. c.c.H
c Tssrs -, CIV ssyea e3sss % rs saiesds f'''s v"
re-.
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PgRsoSArISG A PoItcxsAs-S,SrspIIso ON a
ssLl s3.LsA SCR es .Hos some e.r. with he s.as
,nio BE snd. q ung rainea ChNrs Livnxsion whs
t1 to .Pn 5. pr s' y a ~ Ne ss 3, "
End for TIE email eon,idersiion - % ssreed to procure
her he .nes receiving money Mrs T. sAs
CIT, H ard tier, sesked o. esvas her in the lsreA He
Who p hu aho.hsr - % 70 hSa ,!:at soni.ipss sss
Tss Ss r ssns u poe 'S sdS .e Who @
y. money without sssovsHs b. t,uas n each iR.ssss
Pclieemsn Feueuan. NJ. zorkorcsky hldins h.nses
.wlded before the Mayer add complained o. oasss
70 ~ok to Ord tie fellow who had resoa.ed him Yesterday
Re succeeded sud took the offender before Justice Connolly
ALLEGED SEDUCTION UNDER PROMISE OF MAI
Nichol, broker No 20 Wall street arrested Yesterday
SEDUCTION Miss Frances Baldwin, residing Ne ss Cred
under promise Of marriage The aAsvt Of eOmp.aAas
SELF in srrisse 20 her postponed It
sS1gI sr md en s.srsyes her eoaa.S :, az
ho TIE sccued was taken before Justice Wood 80
hed bail in s2oco 10 answer the charge His employer ~
con he boudsmsn
Tur CASH ~ PcLIcENAs CHrRcHIIL.--,James
Moore ~ srty who complained against Policeman Chsrchs
Tor den anGnE bribe potec' him from arrest 90
on the charge le states the his be
on wsy the Mayors Ooe give hinsefup Tiers 90
n.,icn wi vi probably bring out the truth
SrARRlNG AffNAf.-MlCndelA hrfu, duknttrk tRo~v
and Mm Casey , ssilot into difficulty tSSether
uSht OBens porter house, No lJ south street
sDd slk settle IT, when Casey drow knite
and adversary In the breast He arrested. bet
Ahen declined making complaint, and the magistrate s-
charged him.
CHARGE oY ENBEzzLExEsr.-Adsm Young. 9
clek in employ Messrs Hogan CO.. merchant st No
street arrested by Ocer sullivan % th-
Lover Pol ce Court charged with embeEzns goods TO the
value Of un the Of his employers Tie was tskea
before Justice Connolly sud committed for trial.
D,pt~c TuJYVFs-On "Wednesday evening
n, drove M grocery Mr. Marsh, OF Lasrsss
and chest OF from the Sidewalk
TbcN were pursued the SIXTH avenue but escaped
ON the following evening the same game was psyc<
ct grocery Of Mr. Carpenter corner OF Spring and Renw
s,reers n which box % soap stolen Ia this instance
as the thieves escaped.
DrRGI ARITs.--A new building in Broadway, near
rhteh street entered 1hurdsy night aud robbed
80 Of u other articles with which the thieves
escsl ed. -. -, -
The dwelling of Mr.. Hopper in Sixtieth street near
BROADWAY ory Yesterday morning and ROBBED
two oyeroats with which the burglars got or They woA
probably plumber had they not been surpusedeS
Mr hoWeF
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BoGrs BrNFvoLENcE BAIIrD.-Mrs. l.. 4. si.incon,
the woman who arrested the other day for col
Letting money for bogus Orphan Asylum. appeared
on Friday before Justice Osborne and gave bail for
her appearance ot the General Sessions for trial. in the
sum Of $500 John Daily of No. 100 Prince street be-
came her bondsmAn.
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Advertisement
Tie SCALPEL for January will appear on the lst

of February it has delayed in consequence Of tho inao
epe of the Editor Conn reminded OF the pfosss
u.s. We " m publish when please, put IN Il what we
rrese and stop when we have more 20 say The PRO"
tnt is No. l. vol. VII and good time 20 subscribe
satRMAs a Co.. Ne. Nesey-st, Aston ho"-o
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fAdvertisement-l
WET GOODs-A. q. COLBY, No. 2sg Grand ~.

seems supplying the whole community with WET oooos
and il surprising Tor there never has been usne
,ien arch great bargains offered and would advise
orr fair readers they have not already doue so 10 give ham
call. See ADVERTISE aont, under hea OF Dry Goods.
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ARRE-r or ANOTHER PoLTcRNAN.--PatrckM Muir
ply, Policeman Of the Second Ward, was arrested
on Thursday night charged with drunkenness, disor
dolly conduct and assaulting Mr. A. H. Purdy pro-
priotor of the National Theaer He was detained at
thc Fourth Ward StationIouse all night, and yester-
day morning was brought before Justice Brennon,
who discharged him, Mr.. Purdy not wishing to prose
cute the matter further.
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BROOKL YIN ITEMS.

ARREST Oy An ALLEGED BUR0LAR.-f osterdag
AFTERNOON German named Nonenmaeker residing Ia Remsss
street T. arrested by Oficer Guyon OF The sixth D.
rc, on a charge burglary The complainant Mary Cell
nan residing No. ~ ksmseD street. testified that sDovs
O'clock Yesterday morning she was awakened by aHe
no and IN looking she sccnsed with light IN has
hand which he Immediately exngushed and then made ~
rscar. TIE effected by means OF 1850 10y
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A FEMALE IL PANTS.-Polceman Brennan of the
Fourteenth Ward while passing up Centre street yes
terday afternoon, observed an individual dressed IN
male attire whom he suspected of being female
He lifted the greasy cap from the head of its wesrer
ard long dirty locks flowed down over dlapidated
Jacket at once convincing the officer that his surmses
were correct. He took the w0ud-be young man to
the Tombs, when she gave her name as Ellen NeaDd,
and her residence as at No l2l Leonard street, and
said she had merely donned the dress for clark"
She war slightly ntoxca ted and the Magistrate locked
herup.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS =, -........a..
A Young Lady wishes situation as GoyHRSkss

about he mdde Of Arrl IN tamiy with youhs chua,n
New s ork further south Good reteteAes s'e" h''
box No. ~ Boston Post-Ofce
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give the adm n,stracrs Of Mr Ogden nearly $500 900;
While tie cefendans AJege that the accounts OF the
concern, % rendered 70 NJ Ogden in 1925, showed
h;m 20 be about 40 900 in debt to the firm The com
pla IT. lcoinder and other documents are very long
an yer, dry since The issue upon the proper inter-
probation Of certain accounts kept While the parties
wC-e together.
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...................."S4jooo

Had this fire occurred during the night, it is probsb,
that tho building would hive been badly damaged.
FIRE IT THIBIY-SISIH ,rBLTr AND TENTH NENrE.
The alar1n Of fire in the Second District about 10
O'Clock last niglt was ,ccaSoued by the banning OF
dwclpghoisc cornar oi Tint ninth street and Tenth
avenue Loss about 5000. The ranc ri the owher
and occupant we were unable to GScerttia.
TIRTs ~ EROORIYS-DEsIRu Cri"N 90 hORsf'.
A fire broke ont IN range ol buildings near the
r,utentiary ON Thursday cyo,ine, occupeda,a stable
and slaughtcY-house by NJ. b. ;. Morris OF No. Il
Fulton street The fire oY-nated in the stable b. the
up.ettng a. q laut.yn among the straw. \ valuable
horse was consumed, together with two cnrts three
sets of harness and all the utensils belonging TO the
elauahtcrlousc The buildings belonged to Mrs.
Cortelvou, who sustained los OF probably 500.
Mr.. Mo1iss lo-, excccd- s-O0-no insurance.
The sam. night range of tobe- near the corner Of
Carroll and Columbia streets owned by Arson Blake,
was destroyed by fire. Three hor-es, belonging 10
Thomas Farley, Thomas McGinn and William Brown,
were consumed in the hamc-. 1t j. supposed that The
fire originated by accident Thco amounts :" ato1i
IN. i,-,
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No les than go houses were found open on Thurs
day night in the Seventh Ward. This evinces great
carclcssness on the part of the occupants.
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Part. Of hours It the beginning AID ending above, cannot
L.. counted on records made every so minutes
The above srs the only day. which or ice have
melted in shade the north side Of buildings aud the only
tim esToure roe above freezing point Of Fahrenheit
Yesterday tn highest temperature 2 and tom before
p till after midnight vas IN equlDo At con.
&C. ve houwhen i commenced falling gradually gnth
o. OK this oin 4 greet change took paee falling n
les 20 minutes s'to within dezcei gro In.
tel IN temperature toos place suddenly as tho seeond great
by oa. from tie East tia, tho 10Th Of Dscem
Lr Va The cold dey seyatspOl They have in Ise teTe
20 Of which is 30 below the reezng pont CensrAoe sna
Rermrs the OF viii are - n' re, 14 p'lhE Us
t atf. tlst the cold there - belo" the iTezins
o.nt ard smother that A. 10 NJ wa. 3 above zero These
Pc do9bt YER by Two 1sseb b U 3amb@r Of SOL
d.ers ro-tb'ten- ssa, WIND attended 'h9 com sno
Law de bly, william Hitchcock stfacs by shtninr and
la,trovsd II lst ~ ~ N-isr north. -. , A. "a. -
rtrnse AT s,ery, Missouri the eIneerapre AZ s. m e
70 iow zeco; Omaha Neb;aska, % " be1w IN ~" ~
ts, nc iAy lbhcd Letter from K,aeseh plains Of
Ir4eunanu. the 'e'" coinnlrneea ihs.,. ~ o -, 800 &
the wanne.tds; IN TIE month p 10y o'
II PoFr.rnouh A. - .bos~ on BrOoasn iiiEhs % ao,e
lis =, Ws1e-y Nc 70 bel0wi b. ~ sboyei
ard on Be- o.lvn Hi.h's - above. 9,
Tse sh ChTistD.- Day rain tsii here for 2 hour cnns
m a. ,h The hsh9st Temperature here was ~ 81
Bo.ten While AZ Csse'ten ISs va. ;e ne sr5ed
Christmas hey exfe.ieuc"di - NeF'pi"a5 - -
- svery Mo below Lz~rence, hsnsas - 70
90 a. 18th the d., th. COLI commenced here the cold
90 t;algs-fon Texas made inches th T. ~ Csiro %.
O. 10" zs'Si at a,s BytoSH Hisb,. So above zto
R..toI g. Awe a. PoE;su0uth ~ H., andst st. Join''
NV. Brul. wick j. above. . - -. 80
Thu Il will BE- that the cold Of tns 'e1iH ''1 '' 49,
W sul v ". AMI moved slowly Ii, -. -
I, oI ~ ~ hi. communicates % an uuTeasos pm
fr Deli, 70 20 nro detail but enough i here sta - ~
-. No man can uBdsrtske fOrets what ne Sr~t VIZ y
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-26

The Clinton Hotel was sold yesterday to the Park
Bank for $4,000. The Bank takes possession next
Monday, and commences alterations at once. The
Office is to be in the apartment now used as the read
ing room on the first floor, front, corner Theater-aey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-26

John Carter, living at No. IL Pelham street, was
terribly burned about the face yesterday morning. by
the explosion Of powdcr-Aosk, which he had in his
hands playing with at the time He is under treat
ment by Dr. Thomas ID. Andrews. 1t IS believed he
NAV lose one eye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-26
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