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This communication ffoE. Robinson and Lane-two in
dviduals Who nj the Big Springs convention sepembc
5sSs resolved that they would resist the territorial law
"TO ABLooDY lSSuES-has been officially transmitted
to the legislature Of New York by Gov Clark in a shor
message and by Gov. Chase Of Ohio in a long war mes
sage The latter recommended the people Of Ohio TO rally
10 the support Of the governor elect Of Kansas In the lat
Ter legislature ono Of Chases party has proposed DIS
SOLUTION OF THE UNION, and another has proposed
70 raise Eve regiments for war purposes
We have traced Of the political of Kan
It's origin It's chief and great purpose Is to remedy
existing evils by forcble resistance to the laws.
We now turn TO the other Organization Congress in
one law, provided for The government Of Nebraska and
Kansas Territories In the former Territory the action
the government Ia smooth and regular. There IL Law
and order just there Is in Washington Territory and
New Mexico where there Is precisely the same organic
lawl ba ~. te.s II. .g.a.-
Kansas IL the verge OF civil war and crisis IL nm.
preaching thai fail TO challenge the attention OF all
good ciizens To this crisis the President OF the United
States and the House Of Representatives Of the United
States know only the organization established by the laws
Of the land and recognise only those officials who act IN
der the sauctios Of This law. II.
The House OF Representatives do this Ia the case Of
the delegate Congress General Whitfield has eer,i6.
Of his election signed by officials getting under the AM
tbority Of the territorial law; and elected the ne
and place and In the mode pointed by the very terri.
toral legislature which the Robinson Organization pro.
null and void, lie by virtue OF this prima facis
cerGcatr now occupies seat the floor Of the House
while Recder elected under the authority We have cited
Is not received ne q member. aa.r ~ @har ....
2. The President, In his admirable proclamation calls
all good citizens respect the rights Of the Kansas SET
tiers and obey The territorial laws Of Kansas
As matters stand will anybody tell what sense or con-
sistency ere 10 for denouncing Presdent Pierce
for sustaining the identical which Congress upholds
In receiving Whtaeld9 The opposition have over
.ls,fn n,
dare not admit Reederi .-....
But there 10 higher ground than this ground Of anal
ogy The President Of the United States represents the
Of the country and he has raised the stand
ard Of the LAWl Respea for it, anthoriv"-the Ian
gnage il Washingions - compliance wi ~ lao, aegu-
IN rs enclosures dss ejotned ~ s fund.-.
entail mafims VI ib0t II and the same great charac
m after stating that the constitution Is the act Of the
hole people and obligatory upon all warns bis country
that a distinctions to the execution Of The Laws
~ combinations and associations under whatever plsus
ole character with the real design TO direct CONTROL coun
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Proposals be guaranteed by two responsible persons cef
fed Judge Of court ol record ana
be entered into BY the successfu bidder win suey
before the lst Of July
pay performed and for each Of such
omissions satisfactorily The OF the trip
deducted for arrivals h behind time as 20 break con
with Depending sucieny excused one
fourth for subject TO forfeiture
Fines iposed delinquency be promptly aud sat
isac oty explained negectina take the mail from OF nn
post sansrng 10 be injured destroyed robbed o.
ater demand, convey the mail m ne
onsn,ly concerned In running
kcIes The Postmaster General annu the con
Tact repeated ageeRby contract, OF for dis
ob~yna oce laws Instructions o. the department
The schedule He also ordst
allowing hereT pro Tna increase on
pay lie also euA OF discontinue the service
part, pro rata decrease OF allowing one
months pensaon the smnun Of service dPcnsed
addressed the Second Assistant Pos,
master PoYosais for No 1885, hnifP "
parcula pamphlet advertisement or conveying
The mails In Alabama, Mississippi, sc of 1858 and lssb
JAMES UAMPREJB
June s-lRwsw Postmaster GENERAL
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Proposals for Wood and Coal.

oTpIos SECRETARY or rHE Senate U. 81
Julj 8, ls56.
SEALrD PROPOSALS. will be received Al this ofhce untl
o,cloet m on saturday, for furnishing ano
a-v.rns vaults OF The Capitol on o. before me
Nuyehr next hundred 22fO lbs - best
wiite coal three nor more hn n
dastsr entirely ee Of slate OF other ioen sus
. -.
Also Cor hundred and cords best hickory wood
IN TIE Capo yaro
s,,d IN two pieces and properly packed In the Sau m
whole 70 stect Inspection and approval OF the secretary
- x-...,-.
Security ahfu performance Of the contract for
the articles the Satisfaction Of the Secretary Of me sen"
may be scparss should be endorsed Proposals for
Wood - aad Proposals Cuao and directed ITO e Secten
ofthn Senate, at Washinsion.'
JSy p-iswaw lint, Sent, siar.l
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TO OUR sUBsCRIBERs.

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the payment fihe subscription be ADVANCE.
Distant subscribers may money by letter the poa.e
Of which win be paid BY u ask b. ourselves in IL
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER Is published u weekly during the
sions OF congess, and semi weekly during the
Subscriptions for period year will be received on
proporoned 10 the above annual
@1-PosTMAsTERs authorized to our agents and
by sending DAILY subscribers, 900 sncosed or
sEMI-wEEKLY subscribers with SaS enclosed
tled 20 copy gratis
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United States Mail.


PosT OTucE DEPARTMENT,
June ~, 1856
DRoPosALs for carrying the United from oc-
Florida herein specified, will be received a
Once Department in the city OF
Washington, until Of the LIST September 1885, TO be decided
the day
Columbus Fort Fannng shoal Town Old Town,
Clay Landing, Aena Oue, aud Homosassa, 10 BAY Fort,
and bnck twice month, In steamboats, =
BIDDERS will the distance and propose schedule which wiz
with the plying between New VI
leans, La and Key West, Fla
Proposals a 1--WE also invited.
NOTE.
Proposals guaranteed responsible persons, cei
hed by postmaster Of Of record and
entered by the successful bidder with surety
before the Let OF October ls56.
No pay performed and for each OF such
satisfactorily explained three times the OF the trip
may be deducted behind time break
depending nails and sufhcenty excused ono
compensation for the uip subject 10 or ufo
iacory explained, take the mail IRON into
a post ofhce f suffering be injured, desroyed roehed OF
refusing, after demand the mail ire
On concerned IN running,
The Postmaster General annul the CON
failures arrsraby 10 eont or Tor dis
Ths He also order
an Increase by allowing therefor rata increase on
lie also cua disconin1e The service
in rata decrease Of allowing one
amount OF service dispensed
addressed 20 the second Assistant Post
For further particulars pamphlet advertisement for carrying
the mails in Virginia. Nouh Carolina souh Carona Georgia, and
Finrida, dated January H. 1885. JAMES ChMPbELb,
June l9-law4w Postmaster sensrnl
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No. 564. |

No. b64
NOTICE OF the removal OF tho land Office from,
IN Dacorrnb Usage, in the state Of Iowa.
with the Of the OF Congress entitled
"An authorizing changes the location OF land oces
3D. 1885, hereby declared and made known tha
public lands at Dacouah, in the
Iowa. will be removed the OF Osage in said
state, from and thirty first day of July merit
OF Washington this twentieth
day Of June, A. ID. 1885.
by order Of the President: -
Commissioner Of General Land Office.
June ol-law6w intel. l. Star.l
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No. 557.l
Notice Of MithdrawaI OF Lands In Iowa.

IN approved 18th May 1885, "makng grant Of
lands aerna" sections 70 aid IN the con
struon of certain said instructions have been
Issued from this Withdrawing from market, until further
ordera the auas situated IN the fo
Io,rine named Districts still open purchasers for effect
ing sa and locaons, vizi
Iaice At Dacorrah, all the lands In the district,
once Dodge, all lands north Of the line between townships
o. and a.
Once city, lands north Of the line between town.
ships 9t and %.
lysn under my hand Land oace the city o
washington '''' " Wy ' THos A. HENDRICKS,
N.v o. i,vsv flint. and s,arl Commissioner.
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United States Mail.

MISSISSIPPI.
Posr oruoE DEPARTMENT
Washington, June 25, 1885,
DRoPOsAts for carving the United
October June, 1885, The following In thf
herein specified, will be received
tbe Contract ros Once Department In the city
washington ua p M August 25h next TO be decided neI,
day:
No 7ts6 From Tatesyo by Como Mantaia Halifax Panoa
iIyTean California OAKLAND and Pr st1n, TO Grenadn,
65 miles and back, iH unss week, In horse
coaches.
Leave Taesyillc, terminus railroad, daily, except
Sunday, at9ami
hrfye al Grenadi days by - might
Leave Grenada daily, except sunday, at pmi
Arrive TatesyiIie, end Of railroad, neIt days by
m.
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NEw hooks At TAYLOR ~ MAURt's,-South Caro-
liza IN The Revolutionary War; being reply certain mis
and mistakes writer's ~ relation 10 the
coorse and eooAuct Of souhron, rs
History Of the American Revolution consisting q
and for liberty, chiefly IN south
Carolina Prom ORIGINALS possession the editor and oher
s,urces, lT64-I776, by r. w, Gibbes, NJ. u. 81
the Life Daniel Morgan, Of the Virginia hne OF the
army OF the United states. ny Jan,es Graham ~ ~ = =.
Word Overcome by Caroline Cheebro VI ID
Fsshionable Life. ny Mary u Eastman. 81. -.
The Kingdom which shall be Destroyed hcan erposiuon
NJ pyephscy, ny Rev. J. Oswald, A. NJ. ~.
The hook for the Young ny Mary HowiH win twenty
rlustrations by Byram j. Pierce. 50 cents. -
July 9 .....F booksiote hes' v suee1
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THE College OF ~. James, Mary Embracing the
collegiate commercial, and preparatory departments o"s
eharrs pes year board tuition &C. two hundred and
arr dollars No fee.
Hiadsns admitted part Of The year on opp canon 70
JOHN KERFOOT, Rector, SC,
IuJ l-Iaw3m College ~ james, I, q, Maryland
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Notice OF Withdrawal OF Lands In Alabama.

Notice OF Withdrawal OF Lands In Alabama.
s ss @ ss S 20 sa ~ re-
Of certain railroads In said state instructions by telegraph aud mail
uaealed 10 The registers and receivers from ssls and
cation until otherwise directed the following described ands
TO wit;
Office HuSTsvILLs All district eresPt
owsi
Townships to a. inclusive, OF ranges T. g. and west and
Townships inclusive Of all the ranges range
Once An district ereept
Townships Is nd 10, Of ranges and .,
Town:ps IS s TO 10 q 4 Of and 10
p Town.hips e o 90 asIa.ys' O. ranges 4 4 and IS.
TOWNSHIPS II aa inclusive Of II all situated in the
northern survey.
oaics At present LEuAKoE All he district ereept
as follows;
Townships 81 and ~ OF ranges 7 and 8.
Townships ~ 81, and 81 ofrange9.
T,p Townships 70 70 70 TO q, e. inclusive, Of range TO-
TS%Hp TTs%n:Hp TO TO y e. inclusive ns'ass range "ss Il l.
Townships 81 and -, Of range IA.
Office All district erept
lows:
Towas.ips Town 10 n TO TO ,s inclusive, inclusive, Of range east,
TSnp. a y 10 20 s 49, Of ases and east
Townships s TO e, inclusive, Of range west.
Townships 10 and 10, Of ranges 3, !, and 5west
Once at GREEsvLLr (fonery Cahaba All the lands in the
district, except as follows;
Townships to II, inclusive, of range %.
Townships 9 to %, inclusive ., of range Q.
Townships VI TO 22 inclusive OF ranga7
Townships ~ TO %, inclusive, Of ranges
Townships ~ TO 6, inclusive, Of ranges 3 and 10.
Townships 10 and H. OF ranges IL, H. and l3
Township IA, of range "a.
Townships @ and Z, Of ranges IL and Is; and
Townships D. 7, and 8, ofrnnges 10 and 90.
Which also includes lands Pensacola and Montgomery
railroad.
Office Montgomery; All the lands district ereept
follows:
Townships % and o. OF range Ia.
Townships ~ TO III inclusive Of ranges ID and 20.
Townships = to "a inclusive of ranges 81 "a and o.
Township ls TO q, inclusive, Of ranges pa 25 and a6
Townships IL -, Georgia
line and
All the lands south of township 70 of range 26.
Office ELBA: All the lands the district lying Of l3
both north and south the base line together with the following
Townships 2, 4, and S, of ranges 10 aud ID.
Townships 10 and H. VI ranges 81, %, and % and
Township H. of ranges "a, IS, and %.
Which includes Montgomery
railroad.
Office ST. STEPHENS All the lands district situated in
townships and south OF the 3 degree of latitude also
Townships and 2, north OF ranges and
Township j,
Townships 10 , north, inclusive, Of range east.
Townships north, inclusive, and and
Townships 10 nortb iDcusive of range east.
hand General Land Oice city Of
Washington, this twenty-fIst day Of June, 1856.
TH0S. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner.
June al-law6w Intel. starl
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cPANIsH and American Statutes, printed az Madrid
Mexico, being The DEGREES Of the spanish oofe ana he
number of vols, less consecutive Gr sale a al low
price. FAaNeA '7'hV"'
Iuly 4
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has e1pesienced heavy weather. Lost feretopsa. lib and two
Big John Stevens of Bush, Peters 9, yaxo de Cuba
Char eston dsyr, with obscoo Thompson
HAVE s. bed , VERY heavy ws.Asr % boat I'm .,
Buckeye from South Xmercs fSr New YORK WITH head ofore
ana oov.pr gone; same day. passed lower mass
Brig Borneo (of Jscksonve, Rogers Jacksonville s days
wih yellow PINE 70 Peck Church Have had heavy wea
Brig John Jones oe Cold Spring; L. Mis- Charleston
scir BerOues lBanovs huffman RIO Grande Is Ssys with
hides hair &c, 70 Bunse Loehnis Co Have had heavy
schr Sarah SPARKS Lar kins Jscms Dec Is Hampton
Roads Jan Is: with coffee, TO Young Gerdes Co.
Sch, Fl.nner. WILSON, cSsres.on days. with rice
ard wheat Powell l2n inst of Cape Hen Ia gale
Heck ''
schr Mary jane. Hpson, Norfolk
Schr Frsnk. Landon, Norfolk.
6chr q French Webb Virginia. 3 days
scnr John Bailey Phillips. virgina, Stays.
schr John Bailey, Phillips Virginia
Schr Mchsel Dpndrun shurrotI Virginia Saturday night
I'm inst while LAYING to of Sandy Hook, into by
bark name lot known which carried awsy BIO Tsprt and
sctr Pins lot New London Perew Georgetown DC 3dsys.
scbr henry johnson (f New Haven't Morgan, Alexandria
schr Townsend Cummings, Alexandria, sdals.
6chr v Ph',ips, Watson, Surnam. DEL days.
schr Hepry Johnson Loeb wood steamship Granada
that ashore on the Weet Bank. with beef pork. &C.
gion bsr Kong Thry on Bsrnegat Shoals with par
OF her cargo.
The bark els.ss from Trinidad "
gales; passed u large lumber Of barrels.
BELOW.
Shin Naples Duncan, from Legsoru.
Bsrb kttee from -.
Also one brig unknown
Slips David Brown, San Francisco; London London;
Hoxie, Glasgow.
Wind during the dsy NV
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Port OF New York. January l5, 1886.
CLEARED.
sbip L<ndon, Hurbut Londc n-tirinne, Mlnturn Co.
SHIP Palestine, spencer ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Wiley.
BARN Mar M.iilda; coo%bs. Antxerp-Pcst, smith Co.
Bark Watson, Wortinger, Laguayra-Daleu Bliss.
Brig DeaA, 1btetts, Ponce-g y Brookman 4 Co.
Brig Ecirburg, Damon, Union IslsndPkpury SANFORD
Brig Rate PendersAst Graham s,Josns fF-Rooms DIN.
Bsls Augusta. Stone savanrah-sturgee C.earman Co
scbr EeeIa OR. Roberts, o,enfuegoss:-J W Lowden-
chr F,amer %ypes Wmns.on@T @ more ~
schI Harrison, Dickson. Washington Master
Steamship Ericsson, Lowber Havre Dec co. PM with
ndse to Durham Co. Expereneei heavy
Steamship alabama schsnk savannah, with pas.
sergerr, To = L Mi!chil
teas % Gordon Talbot Experienced heavy weather On
tie 18Th inst on ae Northern edge & the Gulf part Of
sbip challenge Kenny Mania Sep. passed AnJer Oct
hem Indigo sc ariswold Jan g. lat 80 lon 10,
gs ss ss M s % GS ~
rpe sboye ard below ane ack diamond 10 The centre
hessy sesdef and ssa sss, Have been % days
Bsrt prde Boston Thomas, 1arreyieje Spain
S' .sss 'nS ship coso Boz.
so Viz IS;s q is Ss
ps q a hs sya
weather the gale the Oh and cub 90 miles SO Of Nantucket
lived tie Bar on sunday usth) where she sl lies
Choir.
bark Abeopn vfn sire Mobile Dec 20 with cotton 10 Ro
bert wllhms Dec ~, on Tortueas exchanged signals with
a ship showing private signal with red ground and black
diamond Pns,ec oompary of Cary.fo heef The has OK
ge,ssc. e o. ve ss.yy gales from NV TO NE
trig euIs tortusueee. Peesova Lisbon 10 days, with
falt, 10 y a Machsdo.
Brig Pau FiieoeTet Posss sMecslenserS Neemann New
castle g day.. w wa m nd n . Lunch se,ncke
wib ccals az Meyer Lost fore and mansoysads on
bth
prig Nor sei ae Cook eavaua days with tbacoo bark
Al ,tuc Mclean Jinty kxpereocei heavy weather;
o4t fore yard No date ~ miles Of o. Cape Hsteras saw
stk with OF for tuset
Brf Grt nsda Cowsn Cudad Bolivar Dec 20 left the bar
lar with hires de- Ias rect Co Jan IL lat o. lon
Is "a tro pbp Patic he tor New Orleans; Ih ia ~ 49,
ion "a TO- spoil trtp Laura frm Porto Cabeo York;
sam. dsy rsssed bark Freosrct august Tor ses- Yory
frig Andr,w Peters tof Esvor,bl, Mcfarland Trinidad.
abs ner IT, with shoesny, ~ Cal Pe'ers. TIE A e
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THE DANGERS EAST RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL
O'clock yesterday morning, the Fulton ferry bost
Union left New York with 4 load of passengers for
thir city When about half way oss, che became i'm
tedded in the ice, and drited Wailabout Bay
wheD sfier many unsuccessful attempts to get Der of
fte passengers were landed about O'Clock the ice
ard AIDE their way TO shore. number of )rses
carts board, which remained until the boat
t1wed ir her slim.
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Board OF Ten Governors.

The Beard met st4P.k Present Messrs Draper (in
TIE chair, Smith Oliver Townsend, Ganther, Bell Tie
NAM, Taylor ana n1gro.
The President announced the committees for the year a.
tilcws,-
Aims Hc,ssN-hesers. Oliver and Cunthsr
Lelts,te H1spr.dI-Nssars Smith and Gunthsr
City Prison Mess,s. Bel and Duke,
Coo~si Home aud Orpho. Asaum-Messra DuLe and
Cu1iher
Co,f,@cs-Messrs Dule, Bell Taylor and Dugr,
Lnrot,c AsDlrn-Messrs. 10y ant Dugro.
O,a Door fcor-NessTs. Townsend and smith
Perftenfiayp-Messrs Dugrl and Taylcr
R1nddu's IJdzd-MeesTs. Teuann and Oliver
So,d-tes-Mess-s TerLann To .snt Suaith AID Oyec
!Sb~rs-hessfs. Gun her, Oliver al Uugro
Fi,droS--Nsssrs. Snito Curt tier and Oliver
Snpptes-Mess-s TowrEend Duke and Taylor
Work hops--Messrs. Bell Tkmann, Duke AID Tsylor
Ci.y Cemstvres--Ssnih b, Tiemsnn and Duke.
M DUKE called attention the fact that new prison
building at Essex market By tie Common CJuncii
a, stated that he had received petition from u Der
Of ladies' and Rentleep sskDg the nHueoce ofthe Board
~ su,e regulation 20 be made to pseven male sno Re.
nse prisoners becoming acqusi1ted, also to stop
the Innocent from being contaminated b, the guilty He
offered be following, which va Carried
whereas That ne Common Counrf Of the city have re-
eciyto 70 build CITY prison on the ate OF the old prison
~ mir acouaiped internal aueemens OF prisons
q be We become Satisfied thi shoulc be
psoISed That tbe committee az the Commop Couccu be
requested confer With oommtse r IN The Bossd til
plans ard spec Ihcatons OF said prison
Announcing ,bat he would oeduct ,be Of $i2h OO0
hc the Board asked for TO pee oefcie, cs~ for
tn year 1856, from the required for 1864 tie
stated that this make the tax lev for the Board
10 ell 1920 600 for 1865.
This crurnutiostioD eJeited some c'a3useou and Mr
T1srer txprteed the op.op II st the Comptroller cid
lot s,ttrd properly 20 bis bueinee,
The Bse-d adjourned eory
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The Fire Department.

MEETING OF THE EXEMPT FIREMEN's ASSOCIATION.
The annual meeting of this body held last evening
a. the house Of Engine Company No a. In Mercer street.
Fourth at hal-past o'clock Thers fair
Attendance Ct members.
Mr., p ". Eggs called 20 the chair, and Mr.. G. w.
Whistler acted as Secretary After members had paid
their CUES emo the ers book duly po sted up
by Mr. Hsgadorn. the Chairman called the meeting TO
order wbrn Mr. Wheeler read the minutes Of the lat
quarterly meeting held in October They duly ap-
proved OF This fomslity of calling the roll dispensed
with. number Of renen presented tneic discharges
rcm cGeeat companies pac their initiation fee Of 81
epi were regularly enrolled rs Exempts
The 1reseuIer's report was read BY Mr. Joseph 81
Price ANA showed a. follows
balance January, 1856. Observation-Disclosures. $A7 40
accepts. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1886 81
1888 o.
Expenditures NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20 II
Paisnce January 1866 ................. $692 SO
he pts during the evening dues and initiation
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MiscellaneOuA.

Fer loss Of ships Isaac Aeron ana Irene brig Gazele.
scbr Ellen, from Boston Mon,evdeo wrecks the South
American coast New Jersey coast Ac columns
LAUNCH Messrs Roosevelt. joyce Co launched yeserda
fri their yard foot Houston street. the ship Glad
TdDgs OF 800 tons register She belongs to Messs VIM Mel
ton OF this CITY, and In every most superio
vessel She is be commanded by Capt Horso Nelson
STEAMSHIP GRANADA recently ashore In the lower bay
got of last night. aud came UP 10 TIE city.
STEAMSHIP ALABAMA schenck. from Savannah, came UP
his morning. and proceeded TO jersey City.
STEAMSHIP ALADAsAAt meeting called By tbs passengers
board the steamship Alabama, this eh day OF January 1856
Il WIS unanimously
Resolved, That tender TO Geo Schenck commander
officers grateful acknowledgements the skill
displayed In sale delivery during tho Saturday
light last and the ds following Too much praise cannot
SAID In favor Of those who stood at their duty through
dagers seldom Witnessed by those 70 the and
IN this humse testimony Of confidence would include
The Of Anhony Wood chief engineer wno unng
efforts. proved himself equal TO any emergency.
Resolved That the above De published In the Savannah
pers and Herald, Times and Tribune, New York
Capt Ahnsr Jackson Oliver Ellsworth, Daniel CLANCY
Grant Arsnus Field, John Rohana; W Bartlett, Henry
Howard, G Head Thoe b Mnshback II Wedon, MD, K Is
Downing, ND, Geo w Fitch. Soan q Smith.