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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02

DISTRESSING CALAMiTY-A FAMILY OF ELEVEN
Frozen TO DEAru.--The Baltimore Republican
says, an old friend informs US that neighbor of
his, residing upon cold, bleak portion Of the
suburbs, has been visited by dreadful calamity,
most affecting to the parties bereft, and which
made US shudder when he in feeling manner,
preached to us the sad intelligence. The whole
offspring of family-seven in number-frozen,
literally frozen to death It is too we'll known
that Wednesday night was one of the very cold
est that has transpired for many years in this
latitude; and that suffering was Intense. The
miserable wreck Of shanty in which this large
family were harbored was scarce fit to protect the
hardest of the brute creation. Not flame nor
q spark Of FIRE beneath the roof to cheer their
countcnances nor to warm their little toes but
there they were compelled to remain during that
entire cold and bitter night--no friend knowing
nor dreaming of the intense suffering to which
they were being subjected; yet it is not to be
doubted that had they been only able to make
known to the community the precise nature of
their distress, the hand of charity would have
been extended, at least so far as to render them
better housed. But this was unfortunately not so;
and in the morning when the guardian of the fam
lily looked into the miserable residence, his feel
inss were deeply touched at seeing the entire elev-
en- frozen stiff in death and he at once censured
himself for not having exercised better protect
i've care over the family. The bereaved mother of
the eleven little ones was yet alive, and we are
informed is doing "as we'll as could be expected
under the peculiar circumstances The father
is perfect brute, perfect hog. and has not
been seen by the mother for several months.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02

s@T A telegraphic dispatch from New Ha.
ven states that the Grand Jury in that city on
Thursday, found indictments against Samuel
Sly, as principal, and Rhoda Wakcman and
Thankful S. Hersey, as accomplices in the
murder of Justin Matthews. Their trial will
soon take place. .e-vv : ss-4s o.. =, j.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02

SUGAR CRoP IN LoUls,ASA.-A newspaper pub
lished at BAYOU Sara, states that in that vicinity,
seven plantations which produced last year 2792
hogsheads of sugar, viii only yield this year 7Ol
hogsheads. This, il adds, is about . fair aver
age of the rest. Ii also states that in the parishes
Of Point Coupee and West Baton Rouge, the yield
will be much less than last year.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02

a. Prof. John B. Dods, who sometime since
lectured on spiritual mauifestas ens and publish
ed book against the new doctrine, has published
n letter in the Spiritual Telegraph, in which be
comedies that he was in error, and confesses
himself convert to spiritualism.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02

No DEBArE-Debate in the United States
House of Representatives has been stopped by
the passage Of a resolution introduced by Mr..
Clingman. ae
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02

The Speaker to be chosen this Congress, esti-
mated 6y the cost of choosing him, will be likely
to prove the most valuable man in the nation
He has cost the United States Treasury, so far,
about Sl00, 900, and how much more, time only
toll ass .<-=sstfrt# FAC VS. -
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02

NO business of whatever importance,
was transacted in the Council on Saturday, and
but little business was done in the House yes
terday. st $50
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02

We hope we shall be able in few days to
make room for several communications now on
hand, but at present it is impossible to give that
attention to our friends we desire. T.. a.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02
HELNBOLDS GENUINE PREPARATIONS
se-a .se4ea re- HELMBOLDsS Lk ~
,-r,-e-- a., HIGHLY CONCENTRATED s-s-s-t. s-...
COMPOUND ri CID EXTRACT BUCHf

.e-..-earf ABLMBOLDS e1s.H.s ~
.l,-, HIGHLY CONCENTRATED t-s-ss. ....s
COMPOUND FL ULD EXTRACT B UCHU,
certain, and enccu.i
der, Kidneys, Gravel, Dupy, Weakness,
DISTINCTIONS, Female Complaints, =
and all Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, whether
.sern --l- MALE OR FEMALE, aeels r-Eur
from whatever cause they may have originated. and
This popular and specific rrmrdy
and guaranteed TO all the above complaints.
out the roots Of the iseas- driving diseases
hutds Of the body, thus removing the
-cso edt CCRE CERTAIN AND PERMANENT 80 Hi
This medicine aay> other RENE.
dies Invariably be trouble
expense to PATIENTS This inabIc remedy
.t = MERCILESS QUACKS, I'll q -~..
not from premature infecon the Conn
pound Bucu the only worthy Of the least confidence
Of he afflicted Ia performing
- gfssf-t IS SAFE CURES. .eu
contains narcotic other
purely VEGETABLE COMPOSITION 1t agreeable
the taste, pcrccpe
sons OF either without hindrance from business
advice, plain directions accompany
Reader IL do NOT
lect them, a+is > ' sd "a
,.,..,.- = Z, ~ DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS. f4@
With this medicine yourse prevent all
exposure. We ssfuara so .ssz-g ~ arrs
TRUTH MUST AND WILL PREVAIL.
This medicine speedily and ecctuaily
form Of secret Diseases and ersdcars
tous matter from the ysten restoring the perfect
must benefit everybody the simply
and despalring invalid. eqna
,-t. IL, A CURE AMI PREVENTIVE ss
OF any the above ailments. % slsel 8 'HH 81,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02

LOT ron 8ALR-RARB CGaANCR.
L01, ssibly stua4sd he oaQttnl, wsrA olooo.
des-tf WILLIAM g. roxsEcA.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02
HELMBOLD.S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED - -
HiOHL1 CONGRATULATED
CoMP0rND FLUID EXTRACT fSARsAPARILL


aC0AfP0DND FLUID EXTRACT fSARSAPARILLA.
For purifying the Hood removing all diseases arising
disease sns o% a r @ o. mic
Blood, and the reliable remedy for
the Throat and Legs Pains and Swsns Of The Sn.s, T
PImpes on the Face, and all s.y Erupnonsor skin.
hisgrAying to the proprietor
to state that Is now nearly three since they rt
parts me United States and have given 10 patient
and practiiionef the highest degree
country hospital have ,nssrab svr
n: The : :s
bern received from the most physicians IN tho
recommending highest ierms the value Il these sd
cnes and their superiority over all other preparations
tons Of Saaparia Buchu various rrepar-
log them have been given an q which Of course WIN diner
ccng TO the mode q preparation which each individual
ree mrcsncs require considerable care b, the psv.r.
ton to take the cxracve nattey,
1sSs a sas 81 ss .s@
unskui management Of those unscquaaed with phaaceut
. he
& % :a r.
havc made number Of experiments ascsin the
ne sSs so. s sss % for .. ana
bon The ssperiments have resulted fayos.b and i
compound Fluid Extracts, which contain Of
sssied ssrm ana are the ss active ~Sss can
be made Two Of the Extract added
t,s fully equal. n :eeet one ssioa Of Syrup saspaua
decoction As vn.ny made:
a. "s.rsspssiiss,' ~ DO Do
a.. s.s sS ss vi" sasn
Mo- 80 near sSs Gsrsrd ao rhisSspssa.
To be had Druggists and dealers evsy seon uas
xseats foS e. Psni. - ri - - - y. - -
Am letters Tor hs msdc.o: directed the
,. BRowNY ESSENCE OF JAMAIcA alNeKa.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02
[ From the Chicago Democrat, Dec. lo.1

90 1t is penal offence to deposit in anv post
ofhce, to be conveyed in the mail, an envelope or
packet containing letters addressed to different
is frequently violated by persons who perhaps are
not aware Of its existence. The thirteenth sec-
ton OF the Act approved March 8, iS47, reads
that every person offending in the manner indica-
ted above, shall forfeit the sum Of ten dollars,
20 De recovered By action gus tam, one half for
.ne use OF the informer, and the other for The ose
exception, however, and that ID in the q let
tere addressed to foreign countries.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02

49, IL Liz IL ena,A ~xx ~ x1<d ~4H1-a
gHtlU1UW IlMU1j UaGxxHDW ~ CO. !bA1
~ 49, =. a. ssel "a y ~ -
IT. Hseds1 eS1siya q ~ k66a IS6alDvsSh &c.
ssd lcssss g. Hssi 80; ss3s sse
- so sn !. - 80 - :. -
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c cS'. me- ses - sSus Ois1,Ssesk
Ithobsst manufacturss = !, /. PsInts. !. ~ a.'k
Tistsd VA 4 1rsssn ferfwasrJ. rsx!
latent snd Commor ss.ts.' S9ssc: 49, sha
Sssss pes rsss., Hisser., ssrqy: arc ggsaH
v,p pI ill.,. ~ 49, Ss's' W. s-rx.s o..
an i usa,s q saws. '-' sssins csrds.'
!s.ss:!ps.s 5000 s:s', ~ $780, 'ss x.s''c.s:
Slate sa ana s c rsnens h.s' fA sha 1''s.
~ snd ~, y Tr.n. o' An kinds Of GAMBIA .s
' Tos rss 80, ...,r,,. Il" 81 9cvs
Laying msny and an exssnsss - rsns.s
70 ,mtofuns our Coed ds:cf eS ms - - @
;sss :ss:i. sS en- :: ssssss IN Ssss .
With domestic e have into sac ar
PaicEs: UnsIxUs, saffiER { co.
Way tosus 31C4An sIffs S4fg sstfEsfs 11,Ef1 e.
= 1890 - -
yxyHoLEsAIE and aErAII ps.er - ever, S..evto. Of
~ Fsfnsssres FsssAsss, mss'sssssss ssds ~ -
s.1sst, Chle.so. - - - - jun. ie-ssS
!. aiiili,ns sas- iMroHrEns o., $3.50
Is sos1 wsser Street, tsp .ssirs,) Caiesge. =
HE wines and LIQUORS sed ~ tse sssve Hoa:e q. sisf
bond Msdsr tie sesls Of GeSsrsment 70 Ohicaeo
wn they e. IN. Dsss a.. re s
10 Chicago with the same certainty ~ to Quality any
1ck sobbed Goods sed part q The eoy or csnsAs
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02


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,is1 u sSsS~IT::y.Y aTsssiSg1L ssEo"ShsW 90
sEs.u.a az eqeeaose - Hs yb3ee4sl "A IA ga All
IIyH0LH4li Dealers In hardware 6uf1Y Xanpfac.
w tnsee a and pealeys n eteyes "a XAX 44ie4et
uEyUDs q - Ux4OS
myle.ly .SaAE S1A1fAO8 0AN002 Us
sue = n.alK ~ ~ ap0WwfmM fxIa8#ff
81 ssA.l ,2.l.ssw ss.stSssa ysG..S-SLVTaasVaA -
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t.aa-I NS-s5 ~ - - yy--S--l
-a10E7 - g 70 xROMkN - eIaYfUrk a gag't1ef sn*
Fl nnri lcfiNG IGnIcx M njnlpna,l hptSf1I 49,
go Saiei TSaunl EfiG.~sssssS~r.s 49, - -
~ An sention psd Is I'd .rd q Rsai
I~ess yn.ninr Nonev Ic.iine Innd Ws,rs.fs
= 49, ~ ~ s : - - - mwris:ivS
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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02
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.snoh.H % 49, ~ y. s11Ek1Eiei s'siu ed 10
sa0oaM0U1DoSEzUkd09 tod11iD0O3
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i.;.:s ss:s: Z Z: s,. 49, -. - u
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.entsee say nina and de prssat DsoSsr say indass
CO. i:':1s q &! s. q esss
TIE Dsier Asss syrsn al, .oi L.,sI.
the result Of q !ss ssl
s;s:: e :cs:: z m e:
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variety n eeies hsdistnes havs N ss1ssdes And
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moved and the nedlss.s lsg sst 81 tstfet ns
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brings the unfortunate petsnt sase near Sss
o. e nessea . :.d sa.ssrs sS :ss: ,, s
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s:es "a ss
n "a .s q: s: s
q ssssraEiss iAc.s sss ss1 ssdpsseaaessi.. .
enabled him to ss.. !. AFTER
ysassS compopod ~ ssepeent end healing psoDe
win dsnger0us and annoying diseases the bowe,
whoutD sndangssug The Nie % the patilfs IT,
Such Is the origin Of the Synur or 1AIEB hoo - suA
ease. cure in one quarter the tins Fsssd o6ary
mineral vegetable poison s5zssn 49,
ievef csses fe syse % the ouposte sxtssne. M re-
equilibrium and leaves the bowels
It Induces diseased scon the system
pleasant to the taste, and produces psuses 8 ~
will always effect cure taken before the patient abso
iutely incurabc! z. * y ~ S&11usf LE
produce death, or induce any diseased
rs effect chirsn 10 astrnsent, and qaesins,
best cordial known!
THOUSANDS CERrirIcA a. to its Effects, and ne
erestthss wsousht can he psUdur bnt medese, having
Ihave done duty in bringing the mee to tie notice
s sns so sSts< TEE PB0PLE,,% ~ .es -.
and it's fe usy fnvsesfe for theneive and the oniy
way Dc shjs h 10 us g ~ 70 y 3 ~
GIVE n A. TRIAL. S7ssasS - Tess
mspofaesured only sy DWIGHT CHAPLIN,
sss Ne. - washsa:, ssreea, AIsasy, Il. IL
promptly BY him hs agents,
and ene msy be had 81 Drss srneraly ihr~ushout
Apply ~ sBsve, - . -; -, - - ="
A. W carncaIIL, wo.crsser, A.ss. - -. =,
tH L. y. G0RToN, Cleveland, OhJo.Es ni-1 - s 20
EnwA nm Hill, Detroit, Michgan.9 4S1 taszz& -
CHESTER n ARRIs, Indianapolis, Ia -,
81 A. BoYHToM, Ottawa III J'sas5-E Nta af@+ts SIS
xn'g THos. ARMsTHoNo, Dassnport, Iowa. So A5tzee
- J. H. PRICE, Janesvillc, Wie. s,s.a. 49,
.@s p B. Cook, ST. Paul, Minnesota. $50
+. b. SEELEys HzfrsburHi,, Pa. 81 So 8Fsrr 2 TS&
The above AGENTS exclusively in the employment
the and charge Of the States which they
located. xfFs,<rYrsle sr35-lyw
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02

sHE Grand Medical Warehouse, - washiugton street,
Albany, N. r., immediately 50 cnterprising yans
with horse and 600 $500
good written mendaton and ability
AGENTS In the sale AZ the
the day In the western states whom all
will be paid and salaries the st lco $780,
cordng to the ability applczuf. as "a
N. B-Apply without delay either BY letter person.
above, or ~ p B. C00K, Of Third Jackson
St. PAM. General Agent for Minnesota.
n An communications promptly ATTENDED, IL. IL
scS4-1y DWIGHT CHAPLIN,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02

LAMENrABLE! Many of our readers have doubt
less seen in the city papers (our own among the
rest.) articles from the pen of R. B. Curtiss, a
young man of fine ability. Mr.. Curtiss died at
Shakopee on Friday last, aged "a years. Young,
talented, ambitious, he has been struck down BY
that Unsuitable demon of Hell-RUM! He was a
native of Norwich, Ct. and has father and rel
atives residing in New York State.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02

TnAxKs.--We are indebted to Mr.. Morgan,
of the firm Of Chamberlain & Morgan, for late
papers. .t. -
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02

DISSOLUTION AND REMOVAL.
subscriber would respectfully sppre the public that
the rm Of Wright Fitx dissolved, Esd, 1855,
by mutual CONSENT All due the win be settled
r. n. Fitxs who authorized the
that The undersigned, having his ship
ST. Peters street, Of the First Chur the
building formerly occupied by Xesrs. Gse, Hester,
the carpenter busness In all its branches Thankful
for past avors he ocis continuance
au3-tf r. II. F1TZ.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02

WAYzArA.-This is q promising little town
on the North shore uf Lake Minnetonka, con-
tanning steam saw mill, two blacksmiths shops
two stores, and six or seven dwellings,. 1t is
principally owned by o. E. Garrison, who has
recently received a warrantee deed Of the town
site. Success to Wayzata.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02

A RARE OpPoRruNIrY.-There never was
better chance for good, enterprizing man to
make money. than to start an Express between
this city and the Eastern States. We know a
large number of our citizens who would give
such an enterprise their cordial approval. Will
our Eastern friends think Of the matters Mon
ey can be made out of it--come along and try.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02

New YoRK SrArE.---The population Of the
State of New York is set down at 9, 47O, O63--.
an increase since 1850 Of 372, 024. Native
voters, 5l6,745. Naturalized, l35, 076. Aliens,
632,746 Colored persons not taxed, 1886.
Indians, 3,945. = t.''.- ..,......z
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02

VIA
Having msny extensive ~ rsiiabs
sOs importing Good 6k3cf nos ne Msstseiay, whieA
e seas io~ : 10 e e. 3 !: Sess IL Ssss q
Philadelphia. - 4 80. -. ,,ssf - T. 4
rangemens g enable " 70 Job their Goods a their FACTORY
PRICES. 'FpaPs @sa@ UuALkUB, SAf1LER & co.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02

VHE Copsrneshp heretofore existing between George N
Proper and Carlos Wilcox, the aud 1rm
Proper Wilcox, this day Dissolved By mutual
The business will be continued hereafter Carlos Wilcox ut
ths Land Once Building, the heretofore. "a u
CARLOS WILCOX.
Minneapolis, July LIST, 1885, 81 saess. aull-tfl
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-02

STEAM ENGINES. .sss-ss- llsa. 5.res
DORrABLE STEAM ENGINEs hand and made to order
vs:4,s D. - and Is horse power, from improved pat
terms, with Locomotive Boilers and warranted
thing Of the Kind ever before offered to he public. Pe $0o
per horse power. p. W. GATES & Co.,
seb90doEwtf Eagle WoFks, Chicago.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31
WgDyEsDAY. July 30-P. ".

The yesterdays frmness Of the Stock market was
scarcely MART .ired to day, with the exception OF
Reading, Of which the sats were larg some 1000 or
COO shares TIE quotations advancing to s7f-an i'm
proyemebt Of y cent. There were consideraole
orders from Pbladepb and it is rumored that the
difficulties among the miners lees serious than they
promised TO be. A leading operator has sold lo,Oco'
shares OF this stock in thee days. Eie was also quite
sctve, cosipg at cli, with transactiors during the
day to the extent of about 1000 shyes. This is
decline Of e. cent. The bears seem again disposed
to increase their lines, both of this sock
ard d,Readrg z. Central was 92l Panama, 99l c99t Tho
Western shares were generally without important
chspge but rather heavy. Illinois Central was an eA
ceptop, ard cold Of lot. Ls Crosse AMI hnwsuAe'
and Wisconsin Lake Shore are also iirn- bEf CncHsO
and Rock Islspd, Cleveland and Toledo, mio"'s '"
Central, sc were dropping. The sPecu's',so 80
Of the stree, appears TO be mainly eonnnea ~ 80,
few stocks, Of which Erie is the leader. 10 'un
be.weer the Bosrds ard after the Second noai up
nearly O'Clock, there is always moro OF 'es' uos
Thb oorce sIatiou Of speculation upon one ,'och
operaes Of course unfsvorsbiy upon tne o.ners'
ard thr. while Erie tcse 10 cent from 50 70 o. the
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

The Board met yesterday afternoon at the Office in
Worth street, the Hon. GULIAS c. VERPLASCK in
the chsir, and Messrs. Carrigan, Curtis, Cumming,
Crabtree, Morgan, Purdy and Garrgue present.
The President reported the proceedings of the
meeting Staten Island last Thursd.y at which DIR.
Harris nominated DR. HarcOurt for Special Assistant
Physician in the Yellow Fever Wards and that was
contemplated to pay him for the period Of service at
the rate of So, 600 year.
The report was accepted and the nomination con-
frmed
Yellou Fevsr at Quarantine.-Mr CURTIS reported
that the Deputy Physician at Quar- lntine sick of
the yellow fever and the son o. the Marol, together
with the EDgibeer, his wife, and two of his children
had died OF the disease.
The tHYsICIAY.IS CHEF reported that, in accord
with the powers vested in him by the Board he
had appointed ten additional abOres and yelOwfever
burses.
On motion of Mr. CARRIGAN, the nomin alton of Or
defes and nurses were confirmed, aud the appoint
melt of the Otber ANTS referred to the Committee
on Staten Island.
M GARRIGUE reported that the agent in Buffalo
had informed him that Belgian fanny of seven per-
sons in destitute circumstances ia that city, aud
desired that they be sent to their friends in Green Bay
Toe Board o: dereo that they be forwarded.
Mr.. CURTIS offered a resolution calling upon the Of
fcers at the Marine Hospital to make daily report at
the ce of the Commissioners of migration, of the
lumber Of yellow fever patients at the Hospital the
mum er uno er treatment, number d charged and the
Duuber of deaths, number received from shlpboard
and the lanes Of the vessels on which they Occured
the FIST return embrace the whole number of
received this season, their names, and also the
Of all officers and others who sicken from yellow fever
ADOPTED.
Origin of the Epidemic at Qu0rantine.-Mr. PUK-
DY stated that the Physician chief had reported that
the yellow fever epidemic which had appeared within
Quarantine limits, traceable to cargo OF rags
which hal been landtd at the Government wharf from
an Havana vessel and that they would be sunk to-day
by OIoer of the Health officer, DR.. Tnomp:on.
Mr.. CUMMINGS stated that there are nov 90 patients
in the hospital with 81 attendants; to-day they have
ado cd 1t other assistants.
The following is summary of the afidrs OF the
Commission up TO the day of meeting:
OF arrived TO July q, 512
=, 80,
To date ..oo5<
Nc of Inmates in Institutions Wards Isl .lS63 2!J2
No Of inmates in Marine Hospita........... l5O lj5
Total. HfJ
Oyerdraft Bank Jan. /, ,l9J6........... St5pSl VI
July %, 1856. .............. > Sl+lI55< W
Received since to July 80, for cOmuiu . .. -,
tstion Of alien passengers, &c's SoZ u lo'o's "
Disbursements previous accounts 2I7 % -. -
Suuery expen4es July l6 lSo6 7l74 oF-l55 i2| -
ov.,,r., s3s,3ss So
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31
FROM ANOTHER OLD-LINE WHIG.

To ne Editor Of TRe " y Tribsne
SIR VIII you permit an Old Line Wing briefly to
express his sentiments upon the coming contest for
President. have slways been s.raightfOr Taid
Henry Clay Whg, and yet, and. hitherto, nothing
has ever iuouced to swerve from the well beaten
track lac out and established by such political en-
gineers as Washington. Jefferson aud Clay.
And now, snce the Wing party proper ,s broken up
it becomes us the salt Of the country still to pursue
that line Of policy adopt those measures and men
most conducive - the creates. common good.
Ihave examined the matter long and cuefuly and
with an inquring mind in Order if possible to get a.
the truth have come TO the conclusion to use what
Little Influence have TO promote the election of Col.
Fremont.
Well knowing that msDy Slvcr-Gray Wings are yet
undecided whether to vote for Fillmore or Fremont,
viii, In few words to give come of my reasons for
tie oOurse above stated.
In the fret place. it is not pretended that Mr. FIJI
more be elected and in that case every vo'e cas
Tor him is thrown away, or aids the election OF Ba
thbban.
Besides If there was any chance for Fillmores elec
lion, friend Of the Union / could not conscien
housy supPor him after the PRONUNCIATION OF suci
o"onon eentimeats ~ are expressed In bis iat'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31

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What course then, is bcst to DC pursued
TIC 'tcst r between Buchanan and contioua
tior Of all the preseIt evils existing oolutry,
with the extension OF Slavery into our fee domain on
The one hand ara Fremont and an opposite line Of
policy the other.
The Constitution guarantees 70 us the freed I'm OF
speech Yet for the exercise Of this right an honored
citizen Of Virgioia is expelled from his Sae; a Sen
stor Of the United States ia struck down with a
budgeon upon the S, nate h,or printing presses are
deftroyed towns sacked, civil war aud devastation
permitted when frosn from the President might
have aver:ed all Our sympa'hies for Freedom
but while we do not purpose to interfere with Slavery
in toe States, We do cay in the language Of the illus
trious Clay: No earthly power ever will m Ike me
vote to spread Slavery over territory where il does
"noi exist"
Let ur, then follow the advice Of our once great
Captain; promptly meet the issue now before us
fir DDS Of humanity should and muster forces under
the flag Of our country. by so doing we have
to believe that the Union will cemented aud pros
perty, peace and tranquility restored.
SonerriAe, N J., July "a, 1876 AN OLO-LINE WHfG.