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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-07
THE MEN OF NEW-ENGLAND A HUNDRED
YEARS AGO.
rod.lnA Letter. never before publi,hed.I

Ilrnf-rT HOTUfTOU
NORTHAMPTON, June H. lIio.
Stp. vonr mother relations and friends are gen
erally well blessed be God. We want 10 hear from
YOU and the feet and army, and particular accou1
of the bigness and strength of the CITY tne
hight Of the walls, &c. your power ana interest
against scaling the walls 10 take the city, for sup
poee that if YOU get in the inside OF the city the place
is not taken, for | conclude that every mouse Is 30
so strOI that they are each, after SOFT, Casue'
But those things must leave to those VINO are on
the spot who are the best judges, but stu we want
70 hear If all the men Of that came from France
being taken store ships and all We want 10 near vi
the City LOuisburg being taken, Dut we oesue Pa-
,ientv 10 wait DDS time; but IN the mean Tune or
vour Encouragement | would inform you and your
ooiers that God in bis providence, bath remarkably
stirred up spirit of prayer IN this town LOT victor! ~
this grand expedition, aud hear also throughout tle
land: for in this town the parents ana some othe tea
those gone in the expedition have constantly set
apart some time every week to pray 10 uOu ioa sue
cess in this grand affair, and we have good reason 20
conclude that it hath not been IN VAN, FOR Goa hstn
in very remarkable manner smiled upon the meet
and army upOn many accounts, and we realy nope
and earnest pray, that tie Lord OF Hosts ana Goa
of Arns would still be on our sde ana then thete : no
danger but your enterprise Will se crowned WIN Ro!
and triumph BE much in prayer-abstan from all ap-
pearance of evil-watch particularly against those
sins a soldiers life exposeth men unto and ABOVE az
keen always the fear of God before your eyes, and
that will De a security to your living and dying
With respect to your business at home, al goes on
well; your wife manages affairs with conduct anu
coura e and indeed your business that she was uhac
quainted with before you went away Ihe boys are IN
6drs,rous-tbe new pasture l. fenced-the hay al
got in we'll finished yesterday. My saruce to the Ten
eral and to all the officers OF my acquaintance, ana
nv due regards TO Commodore Warren, and my love
10 your soldiers and in particular to those that went
from this place The Lord prepare and prosper you,
and all with YOU, and return you again to your re-
srectye homes which is the desire and pra yer OF
your loving anu '''''' ''''''' EBENR PoMERoY
To SETH PoMERoY Cape Breton.
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POSTAL REFORM.

Special Correspondence Of The N. T. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, March 5, 1856
That very great improvements in our Mail ser
vice are practicable, one who Sees but especially
no one who has been lately in England, can doubt
It 10 a most undeniable fact that our Mai, service
s Ut this hour far inferior to that of Great Britain,
though the British Post Office pays large annual
surplus into the Public Treasury, while ours is
constantly running the country into debt. The
simple iteration Of exposed and exploded iallacies
is apt to be provoking; but when the Washington
journals meet the demand for Postal Reform with
cool assertions that the PostO Office ought TO sustain
nseB-as if that were the point in dispute. or as if
anybody had ever denied tit is difficult to main.
tain that sunny suavity with which every great
question should be approached and discussed If
The Post-Ofhce were required to transport for
nothing all the Federal troops from the Lakes TO
the Gulf and from the Atlantic to the Pacific. AZ
the exigencies Of the Government should REQUIRE.
and to transport also all the arms, food munitions
and 90 forth, required by the Military service, and
IN appeal for Postal Reform were to be met as
now, by aserments that the Post. Office oucht 70
support itself, the public would apprehend the
fairness and force Of that demurrer, vet il wers
just as fair to call on those who send letters nv
mail to pay the expense Of transporting troops and
ordnance, munitions and provisions for our mill
fary service, as to load the Mails with thousands
Of tune Of franked letters and documents, paying
nothing toward the cost of their own transporta-
fion, and then call upon the Department to sup
port itself.
The Reforms now required in the Postal service
Of this country rank in my eyes as follows:
i. Free and general delivery of letters, &c.
2. No Franking Nothing passing free.
J A Money Order system.
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Mr.. BLAIR AND THE BALTIMORE MERcHASrs-.
FRANCIS p. BLAIR esq, publishes the following card
in reply to the proceedings of the recent meeting of
merchants and business men of Baltimore, some ac-
count of whose doiDgs was published in The Tribune
by telegraph
WAsHIsGToS, Thursday, Feb. 90, 1856.
To he Editor Of The Baltimore Democrat
SIR: observe in your paper that public meeting
of merchants and business men say that President
of the Pittsburg Convention i assumed 10 be " the
representative of the business and wealth of Bst-
MORE" and add that " it was to coutrovert this false
statement that the meeting had been called"
1t is usual when man is charged with a crime
slstng of what is shown the face of printed paper
whether it be libel, forgery, even false pre-
tense-that the sternest prosecution makes exhibit
of that which is alleged TO contain the ofense and
the best proof in relation to it. All ask Of you and
the other editors of Baltimore who have published the
impeachment made by the merchants of Baltimore Is
to publish the thing mpeached. If what the meeting
declares be true, shall stand Convicted and hence al
who have faith in the accusation and desire TO make
it good can make no objection to the publication.
- snid in my remarks to the Pittsburgh Conven-
ton, that rece,red call 10 represeat the Baltimore
" Republican association composed of Of character
" and eztens're wealth," and in the paper submitted
by Inc, explaining the views Of my constituents,
characterized them as " a body Of business men Of
" Baltimore" So, by express designation, confined
my right of representation to particular Associa
h0n, whom truly described AS a body of busineS
men composing it; thus most clearly separating II
from the mass of men who charge me with arogatiDg
the character of the representative of the business
" and wealth of Baltimore" which implies 10 the
generality Of the phrase all the business and wealth Of
Baltimore. Every one who reads what said will see
/ meant no such thing.
The insnuation in the resolutions that anything sad
by rendered necessary that they should Viad'-
cate their commercial and industrial classes from
"he imputatioH Of tendencies either TO Abolition or
" Free-Soa" lie equally unjust to me. The whole aim
Of the paper laid before the Pittsburgh Convention
was to restore the great Compromise in regard 70
Slavery, which makes the surest guaranty against
agitation-agaipst abotion-ag ainst civil war-which
the repeal has preached throughout the Union-the
Compromise which the most illustrious MAINLAND one
who gave renOwn to Batmore--contributed by BIS
eloquence to establish, and which he proclaimed TO DC
necessary to the Union and all that it secures.
Your most ob't sery't FP BLAIR
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FIRES.
FIRE IN WATER STREET

FIRE IN WATER STREET.
On Wednesday night an attempt made tooum
the unoccupied house No. 3i6 Water street by some
rascal, who placed quantity Of cloth saturated with
tar under the stairs, and then ignted it. The fire was
fortunately discovered at early moment by George
Baker, who gave the alarm when the flames were ex'
tnguished with few pals Of water. Damage slight.
FIRE IN GRAND STREET.
Last night fire occurred in the fancy store Of Alex
exander Fields No. 3i7 Grand street. The flames
were soon eItingushed by the fremen Of the District
Damage TO the amount OF about $500 done to the
stock
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Per. Benz. Pomeroy 10 his WE.

LAKE GEORGE July %, 1889.
Ny DEAR: Saturday last at break OF day our troops
TO the number of twelve thousand embarked tor Ca
brillons all in health and high spirits could wish
for more appearance of dependence on God than was
Observable among them; yet hope God will grant de-
liverance unto Israel by them. Mr.. Beebe and l. by
the advice of our Colonel stay behind but expect soon
to follow considerable number of sick are left here
in The hospitals; five died last night. | have been
well in general. Want very much to hear
from you-our dear children the people-and the
neeh6oring ministers, &C. | would mention, would
time permit ME to describe it, the affecting scene of
last Friday morning. A poor wretched criminal,
Thomas Bailey, was executed. Mr.. Branerd and my
self chiefly dscoused with him, but almost all his
was to have his life proonged-peaded with Us to in
tercede with the General for him, but there was no
prospect of succeeding. His crime was stealing or
ing, whereof he had been frequently guilty; once
received 900 ashes and once repneved from the gal
lows but being often reproved he still hardened
his heart and was suddenly destroyed Severa
prayers MADE al the place OF execution the poor
creature terrified to amazement and distrac-
ton at the approach of the King OF Teror. An eter-
uity of sinful pleasure would be dear bought with the
pains of the last two hours of his life. He struggled
with his executoners | believe more than hour ere
they could put him in any proper position TO receive
the shot, The captain of the guard told me since that
lie verify believed that the devil helped him. | was
far from thinking YET his resistance was very ex
tIaordnary.
am with increasing love and affection, dear yoTr most
Affection ate, loving husband BENZ fOMhhOi'
Mrs ABIGAIL FoNERoY, Hebron, Conn.
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cf the students expelled. do not think the matt,
will end here. The newspapers have said no,h;s.
about this affair ss they fear the students Win come
down upon them with " sharp sticks"
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FROM WASHINGTON.
nrpIcIENCY LEGISLATION.

v.r.x., csry.Sposdenes Of TIE " !. 1nooDe o
WAsHIxGToS, Tuesday, March J. 1880.
Ihsye somewhere heard it said that an intein'
cent person who wishes to remain faithful JAIL
ellie must keep away Com Rome; and in the same
spirit suggest that one who wishes 70 cnernn
Sevout faith IN representative law-making ana
..,he nerfction Of human reason" should stay away
from washington Happily, however the galleries
~ The House ere 30 planned and constructed that
very few Of their occupants can hear one tenth OF
xhs. !, .ad on the floor below so that the stranger
who ru,hes in at morning to witness and listen TO
The deliberations there proceeding will go away
An the adjournment with bewildered, aching head
and never an id ca in it Of what has been going on
BEFORE and beneath him. Let me give, for the ben
eft Of such and their stay-at-home brethren, a
dAguerreotype Of the operations Of the House On
the Deficiency bill passed to-day
This bill was reported BY Mr. l.. ID. CAMPBELL
from the Committee Of Ways and Means, whose
sine Members were almost if not quite unanimous
in its support II ia based entirely on estimates re-
eeived from the Treasury Department-that Is 10
cay: the Administration applies to Congress ior
additional appropriations for the service Oh inc
wear ending with next June. Here are the items:
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CHURCHES OF WHEELING.

For the visiting the city We pub
sh the following Isl Of the different Churches and their
lime and place meeting II there are any rssskes We
VIII make tAe necessary ieorreetioa VIII. pleasure
81 Aathk1c,s, Come Monroe and Byron
streets Rev E. T. Prnxss Rector morning sssrices lC<
O'clock, evening, ".
s. Zohs Efscopalidl Main street. between First and
Second Centre wheeling, Rev. G.. X w1Rxsk, Pastor;
morning services i0,< O'Clock, evening, *.
Ffst PRECIPITATION, REy. r. H. WED, PASTOR Fourth ST.
between Monroe and Quincy; orn,r and after
noon;
ecoHd Pres1yferaR, Webster street between Main and
Maset Centre whssins services morning and evening.
1854 tiss street, between Chestnut and
Ialert sts south nasens Rev Pastor, ssfFi-
foti,1 Rey 4 PArI, Pastor, Main street.
pe,ssen Msnstoi Aiio s's services morning and
sysnsn g., :. I, -, : -
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tll<IlF-BEKl.Il5N. q
TSNAsTEBN cranberrses, IN rtore and FOR sale b.
~ avn gro. WILSON
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AsISpIA RuBaEs PuMr.-A Among the most
useful novelties of recent invention is a pump
consistin of an India rubber tube insertediin a
circular iron frame BY means of movable.
cylindrical roller attached to the rod leading
from the crank that portion OF the tube connect
ing with the mater depressed so as TO exhaust
the air and create vacuum. OF course the
water PUSHES in following the roller in its revoz
latiOns, and discharging at>the other end of the
tube. tits difficult to conceive of any thing more
simple or perfect as contriyance for raising
water, and at the same time may act as a means
to force stream either in a horizontal OF yerti=
cal direction. Itmay be added that no mechanic
win be needed to keep it in repair, as the tube
in case of accident can be easily replaced by any
one having the least idea Of q tool.
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TRANSPORT A. Tx ON

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1t is rumored at Paris that the French fleet
is about to proceed to the Black Sea--but it is.
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Tine Ocean Steam Company, between. New
York and Bremen, has been one of the most
successful of steam lines established between
the two continents 1t is understood that, lin
addition to regular dividends, the Company has
accumulated $780, surplus, in capital Of
5000, GOO
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FROM TExAs-Texas papers Of the sth inst
state Ten counties, including Galveston, give
Democratic majority of lib. Judge JAS.
Webb, died at Goliad on the It'll inst. The Gov
crnor has appointed the 9th instant as day
of thanksgiving in the State. Bill Blake, who
.ssassinated the family of Mr. Moore, had been
arrested, and after full confession, was hung
by the citizens of Angelina county. Tho
mas E. sneed Oenl9 had been elected Mayor
of Austria
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ToSlGnr is to be the last appearance Of Miss
luce, on which occasion the great play, of Ca
mile, the Queen of the camiIias viii be pre-
scented. Alter the performance Of last night,
NE do not feel ourselves called upon to tell the
public anything concerning the extraordinary
power of this lady. They have Witnessed for
themselves, and all of them can testify to her
superior talents
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-22

sY- Beni. Frnnitifn md Prof. he ssrnth.
Franklin brought electricity from the heavens the earth
Prof De Grath applied that electricity relieve discussed
mortals Prof De Grath,s EtEcrRc every
thing, but certaitN Rietnatisin Neuralgia in
day or twoi cures Group Crmp. Pains the Breast ten
minutes cures lasils Wounds, from TO three
days. cures Earacte Deafness, Breast days.
cures Piles S@eed Glands. Stiff Nick, 10 three
days cures Eysipelas, Scrofua, Plmples
few days. 81 =
For sale by T. u. LOGAN CO., Bridge Corner.
Also, by LAUGHLiNS' BuSHF1ELD,
novl3 Monroe Street.
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Gs,4aaa Protestaat, Union Han Main street, between
Monroe and Quincy; services 1os1 morning.
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THE SucAR cRor- st. Louis Leader has
mn article on the sfailure Of the sugar crop
1t says:
It Is now ascertained 10 certainty, which
leaves no hope for 4 different result, that the
sugar crop this season, in the South, viii scaree
~ exceed 100, 900 hflds, showing a large deficit
on the yield of the previous year Of loo, 600
lihdS The excessive and long continued sever
ity Of theslast two winters affected the cane
disastronSly and led to this almost entire failure
In 1858 the yield was 400, 600 hhds-in 1851
SO. 000--in 1850, 100000, and this year, as
already stated. 100000
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FROM BALTIMoRE.

Nov. 21-There was an entire suspension of
business in our city yesterday, and the churches
were all open. The day passed off very quietly.
But late on Wednesday night IN attack was
sure seekers We're shot the wound of one being
quite dangerous
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Thomas H. Meek,. admir- q
Council ( poisiey and otbers

XlTIRssslINIA to Wit '-bFoeEe circuit Court, Fai
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Commencement of New Volume
EaAa RIP RS
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
Fob DECED1RER.


Fob DECE11BER.
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We learn that Rev. j. Mifith, of St Glars
willie, Chic, has received a call from the Second
Presbyterian Church of this city, to the place
lately vacated by DR.. Dixon
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BENJAMIN FACE, u. co,
Misunderstanding pharmaceutlsts and Chemists,


Phiiaeiphis 7. W. Dyott sons is2 N sd street New
YORK. Barnes PARK si Duane Bait-
snrlst John D. PARK Chicago. barclay Brothers. 2fs s.
Water st. y Louis, Barnard Adams 4 Co. N. orieans
sold IN wheeling by Iatrhiins Bushaeid, T. n Logan
ana onsE and generally through
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And the various affections upon dsordered
.tSTOH4GH OR LIVER,
Such INDIGESTION Acidy the Stomach Colicky Pains
LOSS Of appetite psspondencg oostysness
Neuralric Aeetos has in numerous instances proved
highly beneficial aud in others effected decided cure
scientific ppiass s ans sSs on srss
Holland Bcerhaye because OF its great success
United States was especially
mighty country Meeting with great success atscn Them.
lnow oeritt the American public, knowing that It's truly
Its 70 those persons whose con-
stitntions may have been tie continuous
stantansous in effect ands recty to Tie seat Of
p ans n nssys 5sl ss p G
the system.
The great OF this Aroma induced
many which the public Should guard against in
hayegiven Boeraves Holland rial one Sos
te @ convince you how infinitely superior isto ailthese
| wHATIr IS DOING FOR THE SICK.
have sa sssa1ss aoasa
fna J. iSyariaby relieves digestion and debility,
rs use for headache Tith which long suf-
J. W. MCDOWELL Esq. says: ~ have used Boerhaye,s
Holland Biiters myself and II to Others.
AID goaa a xes . Of lover
great benefit from its Of the stem
James ~ Murphy says: After several physicians had
fssa, Holland Bitters the pain
The editor OF the Kittanning Press one
oest IN te pace had failed. Boerhayeis
Holland B,ters Cured me o. the
EIancs Felix only Of the Extract
Colee II know that Holland Bitters h one
Of the best medicines III the world isofdersd stomach
or liyer.r
Dr. editor .Fackel Baltimore, pronounce.
1t 2 medicine The confidence % me public
Dr. Eherlart, the leading German phy sican OF Penna
has prescribed during the last three years
marked success In ebtatsd OF the eesv ~
guns, Or Of the system generally. 80
The o. the ractory 81 used
y and WAS therefore induced eject mon
my etroubled with the great debility common 10 ali *
habi; and doing her more oed
than anything she has ever taiers
NoTICEwhoey expects to ind In tis a beverar.. m
be disappointed but TO the sick lo, snlTeS Il
win prove grateful aromatic cordial, possessed Of sya
lar remedal properties. z : 80
Sold At 81 ottie bottles for SIS bS the soie
iproprietors, : ). - 80
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cons UMtl HON g OREb.

BE Nor DECEIVED by base limitations HECFsfAN
CLARK CO.'S GENUINE COD LIVER OIL, never .ffsar-
Points aud nine years has 10
all cters tile only AfPfIay
teraed With oil, whale &C. &c. too much eare cam
not be taken TO procpTe tile Genuine.
Our on IS made At factory IN Newfoundland and
each bottle has signature Is get
HeesNAS. CL1ns Cos, for the edft OF As.irsn
late paitn there has been article introduced
called Anshtons which Is in way connected With r. O.
CO., or II o. 4 Co.. Sold by drugssts. octl53fndaW
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NAPLES The Paris Patrie says the manifesto
from the Neapolitan government is daily expec-
voys, of both France and England, will proba-
bly, demand their passports. ~
RussrA-It is said that q new treaty of com
merce has been settled between Russia and Prus-
| STA, with the view of an international railway
Communication. The concession of the Russian
railways to the credit mobiier, was signed Oct.
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TAG American Statesman, at Dandrige, in.
Tennessee, OF the sth inst, says
The farmers OF our country are preparing to:
start with their hogs to the Southern market, and
in the course OF. ten days, all viii be upon the.
road. The great drouth of the past season has
cut short the corn crop even more as it turns out
than has been expected, fewer hogs VIII be driy.
en- South than usual
Some of the traders have bought corn in
North Carolina At forty and fifty cents per bushel,
and driven their hogs there TO feed them. the
crops in North Carolina having been better this
year than the crops of our country, and such a
thing as driving hogs there from this section Of
the country has never been known before We
understand that some hogs have been sold here
Mt s. % per hundred.
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'NovElrY MrIs.n-Do you want barrel of
No. l, Family Flour2 Then go Immediately to
Doane & cowgilrs, and get one of the Novelty
Mil" barrels, ard you viii not be disappointed