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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-26
Utfan STEAMERS, Ct.

MOTTO E.-Pscket Ship WEBSTER, from Ly.
~ eroLC .'e s.reey bOtfel hat re .pJv-
-, ~ itcLa--1s Enter genera order q 7-r " Sora
River A. .oods Lot permitted -i he ea5he
DFpTCEn PRICES JUNE ST. : MAIL.
IL Line PCE1ds BsssAze Free 10 cents p-r poalt
.1r...-Fouf houIs IA cc-si "a PSnana ~ ro.
Trtoush for Csorn. via PsBsms RAilrO.i-rle Uuit-l
s.f.s Ns. >fesmsr Coz ~ dis Asp.n~Al
THURSDAY. Jure : - o'ciors .. rr-i.ely f-,u Per
100 ~ North R.-r tb- .s .ne a.t steam
~ " LIMOS. C.rL Chsrie. Bo.-. =
P,.sersef, Msis VIII sor~srd ~ P,.r. Ra-osd
once Psrsus win tbe o.ciac NJ, ---n.hip Com
,.,,,. u.rrifrert s,e.rl-hip JOHN L. STEPHENS wn
sfffr- ranoer ~rch vii he readiness sse .esvs
'rr--.S,feiv for sen Frsrcsco.
ne ruhc s-e tae P v. : 60 .vsy- ts,e
OIF e. NORg EXTRA STEAMERS iyiar a. Paaaa& -. -
es oic sny pessse eeienuof q pssse nAfs
- -,s.sse srIiy g J. RAYMOND a ne nnly ODE n
ths CON rsries No III "s'tst eoner wAsn New Yrk
Yf..shi to A'gnwa 70 eeIa per eub'c :oo, snd =
eoclo-k ca he saJ Of sA!.ns
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ZINC PAINTS, WHITE LEAD. COLORS,

ZINC PAINTS WHITE LEAD, COLORS,
II GLASS, Ache aIdersEred having sh ass1 Use
VII, 10 meet demand for Zinc PANT prepared 70
eser 10 he Tsde ia assortment from the different eaass
manufactured BY them in e!eaehed reted L1eed ~ 40
!Tenoh Zos warranted De egaA IL al r~soeet. - .ny cod
sieI Vii WHITE LEAD AID COL0REO PAINTS u ou
ewn manufacture Also, French sad American "iSpo"
GLASS. JEsSLf - hiLDS tnpo's, ~
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Professional Notices.

TIE IAMANOs FRISCO PAINTING ES-
DTABITsHNFNr-So go Broadway Decorations in
Kreso Enesu.rc or Ola Seer cry Psncrsnss Banner &C.
r.ited Also choice .ye. 4 Hdo~ sh.ies panied 20 ole
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GEORGE COoy AucoEser.
of a Family declining hOua cen.

FURNITURE of Family declining hOusekeep'
ipg and removed for enence Of sale On TUESDAY
.. ICi o'clock al No A2 BTosdwsy, vI Three hefas tour
nshosany Btdsteads mShOgauy Dining ribe' Chairs,
Roche Lounges three Mirrors French China Dinins Sets
do do Tea Breakfast Cas- Fixtures IN pstet order
hole be positively sold 20 the highest bcdt Aer
which q handsome OF and elegant FUHNl-
TURE-Psror Chamber ard Dining room Suites, Sci tic
whole worthy the notice OF buyers.
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I lGIIT for the MlLLlON-A GOOD LIGHT
i for TIN sHlLLIhGs PER iEAR-Ths slLviC
OIL COmPANY e nov resdy 70 ,agPiy re public WITH
sooo HAND LAMP good LIGHT ct NIL eer Aoef, or
cent? pei weok- hours each evening a. ~ sens' poI
y1ar Our O is Explosive, nc dsasoese snncn
10 e,ua surauee worth Of our On VII ave me h.i
90 q turbrg fuid 80 Of oil, 81 Of lard OIL eoi
hale oil VIII not couged temperature can Ne a'>s
~ snv tuJross az an sht Lamps u every de-on
ton for wing SHyc tl ~n be found u our che No ~
Pearl IT. few door. west II WHlst Also o. A. hna2P''
No 36 c emit ct oprosi'. Hovs'dss
' H. PARMESTER, Treasurer lvie On 20,
Secured w letters p.'sLt 10 ~ - o.,
NB-Al-o sale Lubriesns rsnner' hsnped ana ra'
81 .k.l MIR
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CUTMTCAL RATHS-No. =

ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS-No. -
l. We.; isis sisas DR. HANKlSSON cares pr
rsrelf.y ID lee al 49, '1-a arias, h1t
ssm Guut fsrsiyss Confrs tons 81 Luis. We B1g Z
Jt. DferTed HAad.. - ~ ErspaCn- o. &c san Al-o
CusrSntses - Minerals tom tAs sv-tsg lnsts
LII /, an Bst;sre. gwen 70 Stolen. Pn-s 90
TEETH TNTRACTED POSITIVELY WITH.
Il CIT PAIN ~ Il e 1rl'-s .7faic.; 20
,ur. ~ ~ : WILSON De~fi-- NJ. q b.s1--, Tt.s
rista J. pef.eey harmless e1-tt SIMPLY ,fsss
:, EN- st q bood ,-ourt .4 30h % = txtrite9 .5r
,cut half M .fs duT.I Wiki 80 s slg7=aisd
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the books will De
for - coo the resdue O; he esp.
stock THE LONG DOCK COMPANY chartered BY ths
Lesisaiuie OF Ne~JeTssy at e oss o. the Nesf ae
neay the 18th day Of May ussAi om u TO eeock u saS
ssy. ny 4IieI Of 30 D.reet oIs, .
HOMER RANSDELL President
JEANSN6 I4sRlskIt, Secretary.
DATED May l. 1856.
The hole cspita seek ofths sSove Company SSp0 Al.
been lie with tbe YORK and Ee Raj
road CompnS BY which the po~Tty Peehso tor he LONG
DOCK COMP Any NewJer>y 70 be paid for BY their ..p's
ssock be leased Of 10 cent Is cost With
privilege e rucnase AM such she5ocsTs oi the
RE R.rosd r. Asd Subscribe heIeto VII -
poToI.!onAte share Of the oet OF he LONG DOCK
COMP Any
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EXTRA QUALITY REFINED LARD OIL
IL Very pure burs brightly - long an ever
cIuss WICK being foe fTom gum It very supenof t.
MACHINERY. Also.
COBUkNS PURE TALLOw OIL. sor.dor Tor burnins
.tsd co,oeT and sill he best s-f o.
Barrels Gn W " gel, Only As-at . . ..
JOHN ". QUINCY, No. % WllsusS
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Coparinerehip Notifies.

CARD- The BANKING sRd EXCHANGE
~ BUSINESS. hitherto iu,tej in this ely b. NY A.
,~rsy T. LAM Kt NJ T., ESD, Eay ant, ~ b as
slr ~ ued from tfisdaie-
Is LAWRENCE % SutAorsta 20 receive outstanding
.oIl.ter, a. VOL as 10 collect other claims f'Vn tie
sAo,o Persons having claims o. m. w please pre-
sent The same fr tsyrurri pics 20 II Nj lo~D
l. LAWRENCE hss sssociat>d viii hinssli NJ
GitAPLEs FARRAE so will continue tie bANAlNtacd
EXCHANGE BUSINESS under tie zane AID arln q. y
LAWRENCE GCo
tsAe pleasure si,f- that furS sNsen,e fuf 80
yAs eve yesr, NJ has conducted nv P2'ne %
1ssder and fsh ess ava -5ec.iuy cmlasla hin -
Ibcsy reshc .ny btsDcst tbs may be inirgscd t III
l0ufs truly. /. SAihAh
lev YORK Nav u .
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rINHE NEW-JERSEY ZINC COMPANY, by
improved process II rrePafsd n or@r
,be RITZ OXYD of ZlNC superior IN ~hitsne. - sny
her manufactured hi, country sold either dy or ground
IL oil, By H. Aim e y y -, %, 49,, -.
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Bounlp Gdn6 nDdrrdnts

DOCNTY AND-WARRANT OFFICE No. IS
IL v .i-f. Nee H. Biggest Gsrfs. o-t ~;
AND ABRAMS A. ~ v sr-Lnts zli ~ g-sgss
eed Eud fusv-s-de3 ~ EsL o-Asr~ 4
g-trarce.
Lsut war,-s rroc--s1 - so hsp I'D sta-i s,;itls
3sE1sy Ls4t., go aFpAss--,l %
r :. COLEM'S .l n; IA ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-26

V,O INTERCOLLEGIATE LlNE.-To
! ,sl JUNE5 the sl.ndd f.v .rte packet ship hENkf
CLAY Car, Dayd Caukirs will be dispatched as sooye
For freight psDsss hsyns tne ,'ttsroom .eoHmoa'
sP0FFORD, TILLEsrON 4 Co,
No 70 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-26

nR. LOEWENTHALs WATER CURE,
~ beTseu Hilbts Hud.on County, Now Jerseyi
rcr he ooteI a. jersey City n few rniin oy "
IsrtcIiErs apply a. No. Hsnoyerst., new OH
T'HE SARATOGA SPRINGS Wal Eh-Cohh
l. ia been s-eceAf operation ioGE ysAf. Ese
t-vA1ti-es %! tkr yisce for s-ectns -lres are
lie eoLE,. Yer circulars s3or.ss the phJsians NV
D., BEDOR fHA ana AsiILTOH'
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Uater-Cnre.

nR. IRALL's WATERFOWL RE and SChVDLl,,
~ No Il Lssht-s,.-The ELEC rRO-C dEMlCAL eAIas
E4vd Boa6er. desiring Dietary Of nc insnHa0a can o.
accommodated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-26

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate q
the County Of New YORK. notice hereby Eyen 70 all per
son. having claims .gain.t ELIZABETH w SHE'LL, ats
of York widow deceased to present tho saue
with vouchers thereof the Subscriber al bis Ohee Ne ~
yultor In New before the 9th day 81
Inv n.,-Dated New York the jth day of AnuAry 1855
ia su VI. ALFRED CLOCK, Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-26

or VAfS 81 lees than Broadway pr,,es -
Gel Ia, .sxs,se cid ja.A,ry ibsy amt b. s1,t.t
keni Hate q - fk.NE. DC .tt t-s-.-
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TX pI-RsVANCF Of an order of the Surrogate

IN Fl RSI'ANC of an order OF the surrogate
e. the County VI Newlog notice 10 hereby Oven y al
r.rsoun Asuf claims against JAMES LlTrLE late OF som
ervul- Nev-Iersey dscesse 10 present the same WIZ
VOUCHER. The subscriber az h cfce OF John b. uan
ham No ~ Fs lthst te Cy Of NewfoTk on or before
the eleventh Day June reILpsted New fos me .shth
Gav OF December. 1858 DAVID DUNhh'
DO iAWtaM hxerntof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-26

WTLLINGTcN s. CsRTER Auciioneer
HARDWARE, SOAP, PAPER, &c.-TUES-
IL DAY TO morrow at loi O'clock at No 81 peyst Cor
uer Of Greenwich English Guus Percussion Caps Hoan Hy
son Tea Violin Strings Gutter, Brass scale Door Latehes,
Mustard Pepper Brandy, Gin Wine, Cigars Tobacco light
Vs,ts Clohing Shirt Collars SC in los 10 suit purchasers
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Hrspy ". LEEDS, AnctiOneeI-By II. II. LEEDS Go.
ON Tuesday Nav 27 at l01 o'clock at the

HrsHY ". LEBDs, Auctioneer-By H. II. LEEos Co.
ON TUESDAY, May q. at lO5 o'clock, at the
" sa euocm No % Nsssaust, splendid sssofmsnt OF
Iay,nd,r Ro,emHy Double Rockets Ayres Astatsns, Pc
tuDts Vorouicss Santana Ileioopes hoehsrneys CAys'
anthem INNS Goranuins Nebenss Fuch~. Doubie Daisies
Pm H. monthly and other csnetons Hsrumbargcas Dshlss
ss,ss Tube Roses GsdioGs Tiger Lilies, Abothamus and
many other va ieties. . -
Ina front e Store No q Nasaust
CARRIAGE HORSES.-A splendid par Of gray CsTTsse
II bands high of superior .tyle aud suon and cond
cred equal appearance any OF their fe In the city
vsy dne travellers very fac city Coach bui little use
made by SweeDstoni also Bougbsn quite new made 10
order and in excellent condition The above
are the ~ opeity OF gentleman leaving Tor Europe
Aso fine English Setter DOG, well trained AMI hfokeni
about years old and very desirable Dog sportsman
DECEIVER's SALE.-N. Y. Supreme Court
III ALEXANDER DUNCAN and others against TIE A.
SOCihTIOS FOR THE EHHlBtrlON OF THE INDUS
TRY OF ALL NATIONS In pursuance OF and by virtue OF
"a date tie 18Th December 1884 VII bo sold under the
Of the ndcIsued RereYeT &c at Public Auction,
=, The Merchants Exchange tp the CitN OF New nok on
guiIRSDAY The Of May oeH az q O'clock noo1 Of
a.. d,x ALI the right title and interest which he ssi ihs
A~asnt,on f tie Exhibition If the Industry Ut all Nations
hsd on the 18Th 1f Deeember 1884, OF sAy time Ac'oSe
Of In and to = - c. 1,r.,.
Val and kpown as THE CRYSTAL PALACE" tos-thof
rh he Iron Feuce surrounding tho Tounds upon winch he
Cs1i Palace erected aud the uneNred term Of the Lease
th.rest-Dated Newly OH Arrh -, 1896
John VI. WHITE, Receiver, Sc., No " Nassau 81
The above Sac 10 ADJOURNED TO TUESDAY, the Sth OF
'"S' '0 y" Wv John II WHITE, Reeeives.
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NEwyORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY NAY g. 1855.
Jnsurarrt Gcmpdniss.

Jrsuranft Gompanies.
NETWORK EQUITABLE INSURANCE Co.
~ OH-s " p.lI
fovosts Bascve ~
tArt ~ - lO.bVO.
CrsRTTsID AylIL, isxL
Tts Company scntnses 20 Insure Los psn-es
. RICHARD J. rHoRNE. F,,.a~.,
John MILLER. seers;Ay
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D0yU NAIL STEAMSHIP ASIA for LIy.
,1,UT VANDERBILT EUROPEAN STEAM

yJ,UF VANDERBILT EUROPEAN STEAM
i snip IINt-For SOUTHAMPTON. HAVRE snd BRE-
NTk-rhe hr.t-elass steamship MORT Il sIAH, l. !. Nun
- 4 Mater will sal from Newly crk Tor The sbeve
nor, on wednesday Jay2 Fist Cabin passage tllo Sc
eoId do $50 Fof'Eeishi or pGs.ase apply
y. TORRANCE, No. Bow ns Green
The North STAR vii lease Bremen tot New fotl on
Ausst and SOUTHAMPTON Oh August Persons desiring 70
lnus out tbe friends obtain Certificates OF Passage
NOTICE to PASSENGERS and IMPORTERS.
lN-The LIVERPOOL aud PHILADELPHIA SIEAh-
SNIP CONPANY'S Iron Screw Steamships
cry or RALTIMORE.....2s1 tGl-. .Uspt LElrcH
cry or " ASH SETON z SO tnDs .Cspt w "YLIs
CrTY OF MAEGUESTER..2 100 tans. Capt ? g. PsrsIE
EANcInoO ,........... 4 81 tuhs Capt r Ewing
A-s Intended to sail - fo'o~c
CITY or BLITIMcgR..... wEDNEsD Az. June
CITY B,IrINS 0s ,Y Ju-. Is
RATEs or PASSAGE
Fsos PHGLAprLPHIh
ahin o berth state rooms
cabin in three birth state rooms...- %
Calm u forward state roo rs .............'.'' %
FSos LIvEHPooL
CABIN 81 berth stato-rooms. s'inoas
Calm IN three berth state rooms sulHess
Cabin g.. iorS erc state rooms. :.....'lo soN'~
Including ste~srdF i-ce.
-MRD-CL.ss P.ssgkGEts
I'm ei sInj Of Third discs Passengers oil Sc seh ana
found b ouch provision - required. sn
Fr : - FrOn Liverpool
C.rfe.-, OF P..-ax vii he Issued herr t. parties ~ho are
.r. ~ rii ss 'a-B friends AZ corresponding rsssa
These sissn-ip. consruced with improves ~seS-'su
p.f sch vessel came. an erPeehoeo 'ofeeon
D-sf. on LIVERPOOL from q up~erd ,...,
ell 20 the Asert' in psnsoeiptia 'nd A'spo0
vii b- forwarded 18th ecoromy and dispsteh
r" '''e" " JOHN O. DALE, AGENT.
No II Walnut st, Pha saePn,,
orsABkL coRTis, 10 i17 s ,s sew.Yors
Nos 4 and Tower x JlILzs Liverpoo!
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TIkE INSURANCE COMPANY

SECl KITTY tlhE INSURANCE CDMfANl
~ NJ 81 Fipe G-st W-s,rn Bu dioSs The suh 49,
bers to the COMPANY hereby pohe5 hA the books - 80
Vr'picr re z, r.. >'ock 81 oOo vi b. c7-uet n
The the Courany No 81 Pine ST. Nona1y Juls
:. rom 10 a 60 =. - hcA sul i-.tA
u 70 per viii b. requir-d 20 Ne psd n.
The remain nstA q ~ peg be required e.
the plsce. Moicsy. June q
JOSEPH WALKER.
WI DENNlSrOIN Ccnuiissi 'ocrS,
EDWARD HAlGHr,
New Nola NfS = lcS
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~ s MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY-For

T. : MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-For
HAyASA ard NEW-ORT EASS-On MONDAY
60 ,,?p II from pier foo q W.-ren. V ths a.
ard f.yorie steamship PHILADELPHIA Capt J. MeGow.s
vii fAil a. shove
I-.i,bt 70 N-~. Orleans - cents cahlc foot
shp-f. vii he supplied with b.ts bills of sdins 81 tn
f .isn ID by the Company sppeson their Office No
Chr 20 ST nc bill Of l.ds vii be signed sfer To.
f,ira Or r..se .ury a. the cee ~ the comp.uy No
~ W,s. e. c~rrer Wsrr-r. o. ROBERrs.
AVSTRALIA-The magnificent | clipper
n .hir QUEEN OF THE SEAS. vii se dlsps,ehei for
uT1PVVRNT positively. on MONDAY. June :. Csl
few ia splendid style IN 6rsg AID
.cord srs For balance Of freight a. o~ rates
80 an board A. Pier 40. - Fast River
IT, GOODBYE. ARKELL ELLIOT, No 90 Peari-s,.
DOy.I. NAIL STEAMSHIP ASIA for LIV-
II ERPOOL The ASIA, f. q. Lot comm ,nder viii ssl
., - ~. Ccrr.r,. Does J-rev City with The Mails snd
p.sns.-s fT Europe on WEDNESDAY the 1ssh tost 2
oroI precisely P,..el requested 70 Be on bsrd y
II o'elccs. 49,, -,
A " z. CUNARD No +Bovlius Greer.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
L Of The County Il ~fors, r0tce hst-by ry-n IA al
sots having csins sgsint THOMAS CHOPPER, ste OF
The CITY Of Ne~Ios deceased 10 present the 'sre win
vorch@r. thu ,nbscroer hs Counting No
S. Burps clip he City of New 1rk or before toe
seventh dsy Of November Dated NewioTs the Sh day
rs i.welr CHARLES II. MARSHALL. Executor
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ffaai Noiufe.


IN PURSUANCE Of An order OF the snrrosate OF
Il TIE Cetu:v e View Ysk notice hereby gysn 70 AZ -
soxs havirs a.. u. sssin.t ABNER L. sbOCuN sc W
Civ Of Nsw-Tork deceAs present he zane ~ta
:hsrs-f subscribers The Ofhee OF WnAn II StsV
Ne lss Sauth ~ the Cty Of Sss-fors on f go
he eshth asy Of jay pentDse i New fots ne
SG day u JsnGArY, lss s,ocr,,
CHARLES 4; hJSHES E,eso'or.
~ iswfnM JANIS APPLEBI,
IN PURSUANCE Of sn order Of the Surrogate
Of tie Coant, Of New fort notice hereby gwen % a.
r,r,cr. 1svrg daus As.rst EpWt RID = POWERS ale 81
the Of Columbus. Oess deceased - present NE sane
ycrcas ke-esf 20 tie oscrer a. as oce No ~ a.
s.re.t Cv q NsvN ork before The tSsfl Gay
Of Ncvsnh neI,Dai@t New Yk TIE tenth day o; Nay
1850 BENNY MORGAN, EXees'or millsFtvN
II PURSUANCE OF al order Of the Surrogate
o. the County New Yo-s notice hereby rven - Al
p. r.,rs h.Nics saI, szaast ABRAHAM 2. BLkkS esl<
tbRAHN, BLAKE late Of toe City u Se~Nors tecess
ed 10 tb with thereof % the rsosrr,
Zee q Ejvard Be,h No g Pesver q, Va she City
Yors or or BEFORE ,he day Of September
Dated Newton ghe ssth iay q Mach lSSS.
sIENERT P BLAKE. I ,t,,,;..-,.,-,
mhSi iavsuN' EDWARD bECH,
IN PURSUANCE Of sn order OF the Surrogate
q tie Cr-n'y Il Newlcrk note q her-oy rVea % al
Per. "a havs claims SAMUEL PARSONS late q tAs
Cyt Nei merchant. deceased, 20 present. the same
VII voucher. ecf - the shsrber a. the otce Of Gordon
BulIhAnl No 70 " .st the City q NewfoEt, or BE-
fore he h dav 81 Msy usX'Dt'ei N-wfets the Ath day
Of November. lsAS DAVID LYMAN, Executor,
M iA~tH.M' ELIZABETH PARSONS, Es-eut7a
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CALENA and CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD
" COMPANY-NO icy 20 STOCKHOLDERS -ras
e. Mcaue Siokhclas OF the Gseas sal CheHs
ULu ksIosd Coop, y 70. the elect n q Directors 80
other tssss will be held a. he one o IA.
Cou psa, u CAicrso g. 10 OF WEDNESDAY The IA dAi
Of June 10 ocl.ck II accordance win TIE seSsse
ul.if o. be SHAFT al " AVE II sasa toIulAly
CA,~ar, srril q lrS w N IAERABEE secretNy.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-05-29

Mackenzie, it is we'll known, has for a
long time been agtating the question Of tn,
dissolution # the Canadus. And since thevote
to remove the seat of government To Que.
bee, he renews his efforts with vigor. Speak.
ing of the salaries paid to officials. he shows
that the Governor General gets $4,000 IL
year, house and servant hire. His Secreta
r, gets So 600. The ten Minister get $6.
900, mileage, immense patronage and six
dollars n day during the session of Pnrlin,
ment. The Engineer Of the Grand rruuk
Railway gets $4,000, aud the agent gets
the same, Chief Justice Robinson has So
666 per annum, $500 for travelling expenses,
and a pension of 81 444 when he shall see
fit to resign. The Registrar of Hamilton,
Dnndas, and Wentworth Che is Minister
slso) gets $4,000 year. The Registrar OF
Toronto and York gets $l2 900 a year.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-05-29
/. Our Foreign Relations.

The aspect Of Affairs at the present time,
in regard to war, are more Perilous than ev.
er. England has refused TO recall Mr.,
CRAnProS, and our government is de,ermin-
ed to send linn home. In regard to the pro-
priety Of ths.course, there can be no differ.
ence Of opinion among candid men. He is
utterly deficient in two OF the essential quail
ifcatious of Statesmen and embassador-
honesty aud competency. Every act Of his,
since he came to Washington, has been con-
ceived in sin and brought forth in blundefs.
or late he has been convicted Of gross and
outrageous falsehoods, by the united testi.
mony Of Senators CRITTENDox, CLAYTON,
FIsH and CAss. These distinguished men
all agree, that the negotiations thus far with
England have been conducted by our govern
ment with great prudence and ability-that
CRAMProS has pursued a crooked and dis.
honest policy alike dishonorable to him and
The nation represented by him. Such be-
ing the case, the course OF the President is
plain before him. When a foreign minister,
the ambassador Of great and powerful ma.
ton, the representative OF the largest COM
merCial interest in the world, SO far forgets
his character as man and his dignity as a
Statesman, as to be guilty of wiIiul false
hood, thereby endangering the peace of the
two countries, he should be recalled; and if
his government refuses to do this, the Pres
ident should take the responsibility of dis.
charging him.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-05-29

A SAD ScESE.-Ono Of the saddest cases
which we have Witnessed for many day
was that of Margaret Moran, convicted in
the Police Court, on Saturday afternoon,
for stealing skein Of yarn worth shilling
She is an old lady, who had seen the violets
blossom fifty.eight times. Her head is
bleached by time, and her limbs are bent
and feeble. She cried like child when
she was brought iqto the court room, and
firmly protested her innocence-bul the ca.
dence against hef was conclp..,ye, and JUS
tlce Ds,sIard corfu do nothing less than
punish ner by fne--though, we are sure
he would gladly have done otherwise.
Just before the septeacc was passed a
young man. ofpeihaps ,eigeteen years came
into the courtroom, and approaching the old
lady asked "What is the matter wild ye! -
Sac could only reply with sobs and tears
The Justice then pronounced sentence upor
her, and the boy thrusting his fingers intt
his vest pocket. drew forth the required sum
paid the fne-the big tears chasing eacl
other down his checks the while--and ther
taking his mother by the arm, led her frou
the courtroom, with look that seemed e
say, "Guiliy or not guilty, she Is my moth
ller." That boy will make good and usefu
man nnles we are greatly mistaken. n B'!fa
. Cowjsr. 5, ag
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-05-29
WALKERS FREE Press IN NICARAGUA =

WALKERS FREE Pass IN NICARAGUA -
Recently tha Wa ker troops did not receive
their usual weekly literary pauJtum-"E
Nicarauguenes for the excellent reasop
that it was not is-u"d-the corps editorial
and Typographical having been overcome by
The climate or agnadiente. Wherrupon Gen.
eral Walker sent word to the office thai, il
case the paper was not issued by sunset the
next day, he should send Il file of soldiers t.
arrest the editors. printers, and all. Grca
activity prevailed in the Office alter the re
ccption Of this hint, and the paper was crush
ed up" just in time
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-05-29
AIa Interesting EnCidcMt--'Rhe Two
Ex-GoycrrOr RiglcrS.

PHILADELPHIA, May 90. An interesting
incident occurred at the Merchants Hotel
last evening. Elk Governor Bigler, of Cal.
itornia, who went to that state in lS49 and
has since been Speaker of its Assembly and
twice electpt It's Chief Executive officer.
met for the first time in ten years his young.
or brother, WIN. Bigler, who since then,
has been the Governor Of the keystone Stute
and is now Senator Of the United States
California Bigler reached the shore Of the
Pacific poor aud friendless, and for q Ions
time lived in hut Pennsylvania Bigler
was formerly poor printers boy, and the
two. during their separation, in consequence
of their energy and talents, have been ele
vuted to the highest Offices in the gift of the
people Of two Of the greatest States Of the
Union. What noble commentary. On oul
free institutions, and what sn inducemen
does this incident afford to the poor ant
iriendess but deserving youth Of our land
California Bigler is now generally spoker
OF for u. s. Senate from ihat State, nn1 j
chosen the two brothers will next meet a.
members Of tie highest delibsrative body il
the world,