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New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
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have now one 0 the tuest Of A FIXTURES
us city Shoh nt beauty Of style iu-h d%sed
coul.-t ~bol o. .nd original desisnA Those ahOut
furnishing house. With fiHturr- wI 10 we'd to cal -nf
AZ We stock previous ~ purchasing esc~ Gas PfLs
IseStec INTO buitinrs 50 the -bu-r-t I.ltics.
jas Is. Mo'ftr, Manufacturer lls and I2l Punce-st
r NhANDtitRS n usc taken down. reg!t srtistlc q
br-l.l brVLEe, to book equal 10 new
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fAGyer.ss meni
Eaen II before the people that the place TO get

- ,Yf,ct PORTRAITS. done Ia the ,-vs
,Ip,rvs No $50 Biosdvay. His PHoroGRAPHs rSs.n a54
colcred A~sRyTYPLs ard pA@UtSRrofYr'' day compst-
100 Cal and see .fecliBeIs At h-s saaiou' peFl0r.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
MUSICAL MTELLIGENCE.

New York cannot be astonished. or else the spects
Gle and ambition Of 800 children. boys and girls,
Little and big at the Tabernacle singing alone aud
together, and in correct harmonious parts various
pieces Of music little while since considered alone
within the capacity Of ripper minds. would excite
prise Aud yet all this has been effected. Mr.. George
Blstov had the honor Of conducting th,s vast of
Lyrical juvtnl.ty on Wedhesdsy night, amid the plau
dits of the largest audieuCe cav congtcgated
together in that bulldog. tie may be congratulated
Oh bis complete n teaching SO many hundreds
to observe the requisites of musical time perfectly,
musical tune fairly. and musical expression 50 far as
is advisable to excite it in young persons. The puplIc
schools lsy ing musico artistic foundation for han
drcds Of thousands of song loving people, TO be
better occupied with the pure .uss than with coarse
pursuits.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
GAdverti-efnenLb
ING WAREHOUSE. Nos. 66 and

Fy,N>s CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, Nos 66 and
&C. gito.t s erN,ied tail nS-t Eith c1s;o
.asr ut uty Il excellent ready mat, C.0THNs rAal-s
H. ore tom The Goces Hine. of Csrnl, MosAL Ey,A.
,,a5.,ss.l, Al other C.othieEs ia NeEi0ih
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BROOKL Wv ITEMS.

MAJ Qrths FE'rWAL A May Queen Festival Of
the young ladies Of Pubic School No. y, corner Of
Fifth and North FIFTH streets, Mi,s Bodvel teacher
tex place as evening at the large hall Of the Odeon
B~ore the hour OF commepcing the hsll was densely
iLrUngtd AZ one end Of tie hal q connocous stage
vas eiteteo Tor the occupancy OF youn; ladies' Of the
>chc" NJ The rear Of tbs was a throne Con-truc ell
of eversners aad interwoyen with flowers rr5re,ent
M the tempt Of liberty; on the summit wa perchcd
az eagle, c.utch.ng in bis claws shield In toe back
grouId "'T the portrait, of Martha ard George
Ns-oingtoO, worked b. the lad - Of the schOo,. On
e.'her 'ide u the temple the wal was dec0-red w;n
hF-e NUMBER Of draw.ac-, AID necd.,ss-k. Ia
ru'ie arrlIs meLts we're executed with taste and by
SAs-i Ut Tie Effect Was sr.nd. Mis- Mary {. Sun
u'n'' LahdS'ne Young mis-, occuprd the throne
ara Ga h'nor 10 fei queery -tat.u Her tram coz
'st'd o. one tundrei aac twtnt, Young fald,- The
"i+piD- acdfe'' w. by rdrew B. Do,bs, and
lowed .! thoit-e-, ~. ., sjdre--. :. and the c~r,-
H"ty attendant uPos tae coronation Of the Queen Of
MsE' lhe audience were d,lgt:ei AID tbe rhole
't'F iss-ed 81 80 hi.ti. cr,lltat.e nauner. \
Frpc'.uon Is 70 take place Iii. iFnisyJ sftrrnoon,
L ''Htf 'ia' the whole -ohooi MAJ BE- pns.,., a1d
al~o 'A'-e r2o were unable 70 s4ln adm',tancc.
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IAdTertiserlentl
\ O T o q X A p n :

n o o q x 4 :
II. so~cin-ns shown ~ Rcor az ia siDce af al
on stop 81 No lj Bfosf~.y. a1d tnsss D4gsecrsl-
IT,. oot.ed from n.,iiagure 70 life sire.
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tldV-rh--n"nti
M,ErSs MoSry EAST-pprsons engaged m the

sale OF KE1TLE, PArENI Door f.srt>sE> are selling va
quantities Of them They just Wnaf the saot' % me
community d@us d. and 10 traveller. tey are nllrnst-s
The, sale whrTeVr tuOdvc"c. Nore sgeu- Wsled
JAWS II. Lsf so,s Proprietor, No ~ htehGs-sS, but
fao, n. Y
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f Nd 70 any required sire A. BRApYs Ds,rerrral galleries.
No rs O. away. NAM sc'is or F2uy lortrNs
have b c,keo from these Old -'e0F MAKING pictures
quite - sAd better finished tLaA ths oshAs
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fAdveTtiser ent
Naus frnm Nichragua is hourly expected. What

ever nav be- the tate W..rr ami his tct vii
r.u isru'sble an hs H. lt tn@ uiae@ {" --t - feet
IIKy>,s,ys and ma glifceuI flushed PIcruRhS.st BsADY
No go Bros6vsy PosrRAirs aiken il say ~esther.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
CITY ITEMS.

nERcrRr YI-InLE.-The planet MetoIfy. rarely
visible ia hi, latitude, can lie seea for f.w nigh
Ouy. III the northeastern horizon. l! r,e, about =
ocIook, and has decllnsu)a u twenty Eve degre-7
Moth
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40 Spr iseuiHnt
One tbousand PORTRAITS Ot the PEOPLE made
tAdverti.eme1ti

efd cold ttJ for - en- " cet's, - HOLINESS MTtine De
pot Art No - Brva1way, On the prosress system
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

g., tr,rSrs doc srd hitteu .ni 'ar.r,'NS ,.--. = rr
~e u.. o the eA-peuisr ssop II Lewis. n A,sa-- A.
~ sessnih rect, al TIE r-e The chna r.eeIr-t n
sr.rcInee stths seveateen Ward Stlaoa Hsas- sal e.
- 40 ~ taksh tCU.a
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

NJ Adam. the compOrer Of Tht PostiN.oa of Los.
JAmcaH. aud various comic operas lot counting other
pr ductons died very suddenly At Psgis tAe @! r,
He wa- found by his wife dead lis chsmber unable
as it would appear even 10 utter cry for ASSIST 4nce
though the day previous he had been IN spparentl,
tic be't h,ahh and splts The g,uius Of NJ Adam
vss Somewhat peculiar. Essentially pquant and
spsikirg, but not with tho sparkle Of emnen, beauty
ard rot approaching the comic breadth much lvss 70
the dIamatc grandeur q Rossini O! whom be par
eTcc'lcpce worshiPPct VI Adam contrtved to make
hs marx at The French Comic 0pers, with an saii-
sIce which likes Fr,ach COMIC music
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

ASoTHER PROJEoT POR TIE RsLHF ~ BRo,D-
wAr.-Lambert suydsm and Others position the Com
mon COunc to open aud extend the Sixth svooue from
IL pesent terminus at CarnIne street u the
corner Of BrOOue and Lauren, streets, aud " widen
the latter street forty feet, for the distance Of
block TO Canal street, at which poitt Il iatcrsects
with West Broadway-thus opening avenue from
Barclay street to the Harlem River II wss referred
TO the CouHOilmen'o COmmttee on Streets.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

FAikBtNhSs SCALES of every descrph0e--
StsndA Weights ani Measures al kss WsigLlES
Atperstas "a sa.e ~ holesale and retAl By
FNRBASES & Co., Nc. ls9 Brold-.y
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

S,LARIEs oY ASSESSORS. The Asse 3sor, recently
applied to the Supervisors Tor additional comfcn-a
ton, which rePoited against by the Committee.
who fS.d their pay the same last year, aud their
reDOrt ~ IS adouted:
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,t- rss- .oct CssSDELHss .n Gas tiHrUHss Of new
s.s.tn.I beaatifu OF UsscruEF
AiTcnelL. Bau.sv L Co. No Sa Broadway
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8Ess

incf-as~ 80 ~ - rS'IitN
Tie ipcreare uDon tue Central entirely upos
eeht, Il. Passenger business showing falling Of in
both moLths.
The bus'ness Of tie Clearing House today ws
:ef 10000.
In paragraph yesterday in relation 10 tue sHses
Of the Pacific NAL Steamship Company, We referred
particularly u the prren: management Of the com
paby II vii occur to readen that the changes in
the executive organization have been very recent aaA
that much Of the success Of the company, as shows
by the statement Of May l. 1855, is due TO tho
direction under the presidency Of Mr. Wm. Il. Aspss-
wall. The following the letter referred to s tho
revoutious published yesterday. 1. u rare thss %
much lbereIty and duanterstedness witneese< % .
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
BIRT1I,
MARRIED..

HALH-A' Milford y. a., ThHrdey, May =, ths wife a
John ". HL.e Il Now Ork Of
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lA1vart seulent
BEADS
IAdysrt.seEeni.

sf TyTEY DEsC
ts sale BY 81. 2. BRowS.
No lSh Pead o., New fOrh.
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IAcyertisement
An iniuncti,n yns served yesterd

civ ,orh sdirs TIE COrsrafion deed for Bro
Cy,rt rrotefy bur inuDcto could the p-uph
- 20 'IP Any tor their PORTRAITS Tht suow bi
~ nc.tiv o,,t al oEor' ani prre their appreciation b
seI e1ous patronage
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

Signor BadAh has been indspoSed for the f 81 time
in his engagements here, aud so Ls,sa MiIler could
not be played Wednesday but it will be given
tonight at The Academy
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

COREECTIos.-In our repor. Of the inquisition on
.hc body cf Gustav I.arg the lad who slfOcated
W fa1irg into the sLk, of house No % Thomp-
con street stated that the evideBce before the Cor.
oner slowed that Mr John NJ LOdcwick was aware
Of The unsafe condition OF the outhouse. Thus is
mistake, al Mr.. LOdewik the landlord supposed the
place to have been quite secure otherwise he would
have made il 70 forthwith
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

FiSL.-An Sam of fre ~s. crested last evenin,
. - 80. 80. y 'eiae to'-s zoe sn5S. Vir1Ov o. NAFtya'
~-' A. A'0- se'E'[ lie ctlrs.- ~ss .l.ElG
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

toHostE' INQrTsT.-Correr RediiDs bed AZ
Jssi-,'y ufer 'he boy q g. nh -oy1 l1rd 8;
- = - y ta.uf-- were 5itefsed - - p H---
~ .,h -f-io ot I-e bl, 1--,ut rse
~ - 's- Ha oaeE ,o Asi ..ck srsy r4lti.c1ls
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IAovt rt.s. ment.i
Gas FIyTtRFs AT RLDJCED pRCFS.-Th,

stb-c AIaiops r-ucs their ock will MAKE ibot a
dsdGctoi cn AL tieir fixtures to CASH PURCHASERS
Colt NHrTELsEI. Ne. 92 Bfosissy, coz Hst-st-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

FIRsr EoN THROUGH The boat Cet Of the o'd
Oswego line, with 100 bbls Flour, the fir! from
Osweeo this season, arrived here on wednesday
morning. Seycrsl from the same qaatter expected
to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
IAiveuisement
HRADY'S AMBROTYPES taken at No. 3I9 lirOad

waI tfr pOpt Picures yet pronced The rsptJ
sccurucy With whcb they taken strongly their
Cal ell = =
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fAdyertssmeut
Gas GAst-Ghs FlNTUKES OF new and be Al

afg! desisl =, ust out iOT tie Synus Trade
Alo the che a41 he fOKTABLE Gas WORKS OF Ges
mrro, C for private dwellings. Vntses. Lo
for wholesale retail, CO.. lrcaI MluIurius Ds"'
~. SO BtOad-ay. ARcHLk, WAKSLR Il Go.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

BTTTM BrA FERocioVs DoG.-Au-6s Lang. a
,aHs ains Nc Is ssi ssrees .s.oks y,ecd.y
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

STY.LisG 4 HoRSE.-Dahicl J. Barker, butcher
At No ~ br"pe -rr-t '-serlsY Arf,sed ehtF-6
sfssliIg bHe The = A
Nukbs No s. roni kis s-sed tia B.rter
vith ottss a. ssAhe snt the ho-e
alleging 20 TIE h's~S vho ~ ouevf
to I'm TIE accused orier tad tor Is aprAfa,
tyr e eIAnuaiLa-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

RrsI1S.1ios -Dr. Andrews, for many years Ply
scran to th, Eastern dsptnsty has resigned his coa-
rectiCn with that Institution He will continue to
prsctcc his profession a. usual.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

SESSIONS No business was Eansacted yesterday U
the Court Of General Sessions Several cases were
crll,d for trial. but were ready and the Court twas
in consequence obliged to adjourn.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

SIfhf ht wv -bt'HNsA 100
In the General Tenn itwAs announced tins mNnln
that the chr ns ra.es Il spgea taken On Tue-a
bert- .-- - -
tic ,.st st--crl Terra on >atutG,y the @ith INST
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

CHARGE ~ FAIsI PRErXsSEs.-Beujamn Brooks.
? ci Uuc. }e.tsfd-y N--srd. etnsrd Sita h.vas
ftbarN a. st oo -ei By s- pT-tease. goo, the
Try goods 81 "a Ol LiheSy .tEset II ~-g-d tL,s tls
ct--j pufchlre the goods s,ste q al b. pr-
tut shortly - er rsee f-zGsuleni be
hr.G To ta4lt
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

Two hundred and ilty dollars reward Is offered 1r
the recovery of the bcoies Of Charles ". Mnturn and
Levi PawEng, aged nineteen. who are supposed to
have been diowucd near Fvrt Hamilton On Tuesday
evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
OtD PICTrRps let il not be forgO

Advert sefneDf
Old PICTURES, let il not be forgotten ara
CO.. Nd any required s,e BRApTs DsSreci4a G.leres
No 2t5 $50 AWAY. NAM se' o. Fiuily lorrn's
hzy. b en- c,keo ~ these Old sers. making pictures
quta - accurate sAd better finished tLaA ihs osnAs
fAc grr'isemsnt
One thousand PORTRAITS of the PEOPLE made
ef cold tslJ for y en- " eet's - iioLNLs M%tne 10
pot of Art No 90 Brvadwsy, the progress system
,Adyerti.emenLi
We invita- the attention of dealers and othsrs 70
ross ot C"sSDsLiss s.d o.s % n~
hiTcHElL b.nsv L Co. No so Broadway
IAdyertemeHt.l
An Injunction was served yesterday upon the
civ ,orb dus TIE ed Br Lk
rt rrtrfty; bur inJuDcto could the p-ups
o. DO kioe 10 BFApY iof th@ir PoRrRAiTs The auow
-. trifv al others, ani prYte their appreciation by
q seL patronage
fAdyorts, menti
GAS FIXTURES AT RLDJCED PRICES.-The
stb.c.br. anxious r-ucs their ock will MAKE libotL
dsdGctioI On AL tieir fixtures to CASH PURCHASERS
Coli WHrrELsEY, Ne. 9k2 Bfosiesy, COZ 'ist-st-
fAdyertissneut.I
Gas Gas Gas FIXTURES OF new and bean
afa! desisi =, ust ,1r tie spuus Trade
Al- the cLeAtes' POKTABLE Gas WoEks OF
private dwellings. ynSes. 10
ioI ~Loesaie OF retail cs st Oaf erca Muuiiurus Ds"t
No. SO Boad.ay ARcHLk, WAzSLR 81 Go.
Advertisement
BRiDY'S AMBROTYPEs, taken at No. 3I9 Broad
way, tie o- popular Pictures YET prcdnced The rapt
eId sccuruoy With Whcb they taken strongly IN their
isvOr. Cal. Ell - thstn.
lAive- seulen-t
BEADS
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L4V INTELLIGENCE
SUPERIOR COURT-TsnL TrSs Nay = teiore Jaese

HCsTIIIrIE> FAlRLf oossh0ko'

Fc-sr 7. ~ ~ J .l-rs N0Sio- ne<iSst- a.
The csse conn Ou sE1n his nofnlnS, Juh ~
tst H. otker uts-s wh3 htiaz rA tei as -
irg esoh e. sss.c cause b @ e duty - atFs t'so %
tus. as The s0nlrAsy cSafSs -O-'
tcr = e-,lt..,hi-g oac rrtceceut
Ite te - ,s -eels 'n 49, ,ae case
l.Ile 70 BE g., cost rct i op~tlaE &c "a
t-ft tf rla-tS Tbr AK eKsmlri ~As sa'
cs str kUch 30 let o. 'ae foi.t ot oI In.t nA'e
Na:y Ecrs sA- lie loysn VI 1ls,c ~trr IN ne cSais
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-03-13
The Enemies of Freedom.


In another part of the paper, we have
said that the Black Republicans are the en-
emies of freedom in America. They are
not only in sincere in their professions, but
their political movements all tend directly to
the overthrow of civil and religious liberty,
and the establishment of anarchy and dis
order. The work of insurrecton and agi-
sation now carried forward in the North un.
der the guidance Of GTprrNcs and CHASE
and in the South, under ATcHrsoN and
STRINGFELLow, can be productive Of nc
possible good, but only evil. No greater
calamity could befal our Government and
people, than that which must in the end re-
suit from the agitation schemes, and section
al animosties, cherished and fostered by fa.
natics North and South. Not single Slave
will be freed, not single foot Of land Sc
cured to freedom by any measure of insur-
rection. The people of the Territories are
competent to govern themselves. To them
belongs the right to control their institutions
unaffected by outside influences. Why then
this eternal din all around us, abJut Slave.
~! Why must the true interests of our own
localaties, be neglected, while the work
of disaffection and treason to the Govern.
ment goes on! Depend upon i'the greatest
enemies of freedom in our country are those
who seek by exciting sectional bitterness
and strife, to dismember the Union.
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6T Two young men. names unknown,
were found on the beach at Island 25, be-
low Memphis, few days since, fast locked
in each others embrace and frozen to death.
A small boat was found near them, complete
ly closed in BY ice.
0 The Columbus Fact states that of the
COG convicts in the Ohio Penitentiary,
there are--Second conviction, 50; thirds.
fourth,l. 422 are intemperatei 262 are
married; 80 are blacks or mulattoesI 56 are
are over fifty years Of sge: 224 cannot read
or write, and 400, or nearly IS per cent, Of
the whole number have no trades.
or An old. maid died at Newton, N. H.
lately, leaving $3s,4l9. She was all her
life getting ready to be married, and had
stored UP ls2 sheets, SO coverlids. 80 blan-
kets, ~ beds, with ll2o pounds of feathers,
"a towels, "a table covers and AZ handker-
chiefs. while the whole amount Of her wear
ing apparel did not exceed ten dollars in
real value. @
0T"There is more parade thar potatoes
as the Trishman said of the dinner table ct O.
fashionable hotel.
or An old preacher once took for his
text, "Adam where are thou!" and divided
the subject into three parts. let. All men
are somewhere. 2d. Some men are where
they ought MOTTO be. Sd. Unless they take
care, they will find themselves where they
would rather not be.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-03-13
Fusion Honesty.

The leaders of the Black Republican par
ty, are the most dangerous enemies to free
dom of any in the Union. Protesting great
affection for civil liberty, they are at the
same time covertly working against it.
1t is an indisputable fact, that letters have
been received by fusion members of Congress
from pretended Free State men in Kasas,
urging them not to admit Kansas as a Free
State if they can keep her out. until after the
Presidential Elsrtion. If Kansas were to
come in as Free State, it would take from
them all excuse for agitation. and thus de-
stroy their hopes of preferment and power,
While pretending to be for it, they are real.
ly the enemies of freedom in the territories.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-03-13
Price in 1866.
Price in 1870.

THE DEMOCRATIC VIcToRY IN NEWPORT,
KENTUCKY. we announced yesterday,
the Democrats beat the Know Nothings in
Newport. KY, by majority of one hundred
and seventy-fve, or about two to one. Last
year the conflict was very close between the
two parties. This result in Newport-in
Vincennes, Ind, which the Democrats car.
ried two to one-in Detroit, where the Dem.
ocratic majority was about twelve hundred
on every officer but the mayor, who was e.
lected by his personal popularity. over the
Democratic candidate-the general Demo-
cratic successes in the town meetings in
New York-are an earnest of the way all
the elections are going this year. It is but
a SPRINKLE foreshadowing the heavy Demo.
cratic showers which will come down this
summer, and fall and mosten the now parch-
ed political fields.- Gin. Enq., March 5.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-03-13
A Foolish Measure.

We understand that o. P. BRowN has in
troduced bill into the Legislature to pro-
hibit Slavery in Ohio. The first inquiry Of
any intelligent citizen would be: Is he q
fool or mad-man Every schoolboy, knows
that the Constitution of Ohio expressly pro.
hibits slavery, and furthermore, that any
person bringing a slave into free State. by
that very act entities the slave to his Free
dom. We are surprised at this want of in
telligence (or if it is done for buntombe,
want of foresight,) in our Senator. True
we have always regarded him as a man pos
sessing more bombast than b-ains, and more
self.esteem than either, but this lest act lie
certainly an evidence of idiotcy or insanity.
We mistrust that when he arrived at Colum-
bus, he was taken to the wrong House.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-03-13
DIED.
Gone to his SDirit Home

From the residence Of his grandfather, Col. David
NJ Iutosh of Sha alersvillle, Feb. goth, SAMUEL MA.
SON, aged eight years, Of Samuel and Maria Ma.
,on.
The cherub boy that dove-like nestled By
Your side is not dead: the caskets buried,
But the priceless Jewel shines more beautifully.
Although the white snow lies upon his grave
(Ncat emblem OF his purity;) though rude
Winds whistle mournfully around IT.
Yet, he is still link-a precious--a
Connecting link in loves pure chain-a bud
Transpanted from its present stem, to bloom
In cilmes celestial.
He lives In Heaven
With no stain upon his young spirits purity.
S.&s.
In Charlestown, March 3, HELEN F. HATFIELD.
daughter of John and Harriet Hatfield, aged years,
Q months and "a days.
Yes; our dear little Hattie has left us now,
But she has gone, where no clouds can darken bef
brow;
Where no tears can mosten her sweet blue
eyes,
For Cod called hcr home, TO dwell in the skisl.
while she was with us, ourjoy below,
And we did not dream that SO soon she must 70;
But her spirit pure, longed to soar above,
And Jesus received her, to his arms Of lovo.
Wscount not our Hattie along with the dead,
But, with crown of glory enclrcling her hoad,
mid that white robed throng In heaven she stsnds
luminous star, in that sainted land.
In Windham, on Wednesday the 5thinst., Mrs. So
PHIA S. sEARL, aged 50 years.
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or Brown untrue 20 the Rights
Of the People.

o. p. BRowH, our State Senator, has vo-
ted against taxing Banks the same as
other property; or in other words, he has
voted in favor OF exeRPting Banks, and i'm
posing additional burthens upon the labor
ing classes. We are surprised at thisi for,
demagouge, and bsrgainer as be is, we had
supposed, he was better friend to the peo-
pie than thus openly to vote away their
rights. From the Legislative report Of the
State Journal, - good fusion aulhority-ot
Feb. 10th, we make the following extract:
"Thc Senate went into Committee Of the
Whole. and considered the bill to amend
the general tax law. The Committee rose
and reported back the bill with amendments,
which was agreed to. The question being,
shall the bill be ehgrossed. Mr.. Phelps
moved to add to section the following pro-
viso:
"PRovIDED, That if any person shall not
have an amount Of Of credits equal to bis
debts, such person may deduct the same
from his personal property and moneys, and
il such person shall not have credits, moneys
and personal property equal to his debts,
the excess of such debts over his personal
property, moneys and credits may be de-
Quoted from his real estate.
"The amendment Sas lostAyeas 8,
nays 80.
"YEAs--Messrs. Lewis Phelps and Will
ford
NAYS - Messrs. Baird Beatty, Brand,
Brazee, BRowN, Buckland, Bundy, Burnet,
Catell, Converse, Gardner, Griswold, Ham
iIton, Hardy, Hawley. Heaton, Holmes,
Hyer, Kelley, Kirk, Lawder, Lunt, Marsh,
Mathews, Musgrave, Rush, Taylor, of
Geugua; Taylor Of Mahoning, and Warfel.
"Mr. Phelps then moved to amend sec
tion eleven, so as to PROVIDE THAT BANKS
SHOULD BE TAXED AS OTHER PROPERTY IS
Lost-yeas z, nays IS.
YEAS Messrs. Converse, Gardner,
Holmes, Hyer, Lewis Phelps and Wilford.
NAYs-Messrs Baird, Beatty, Brand, Bra
zee. BROWN, Buckland, Bundy, Burnett,
Cattell, Griswold, Hamilton, Hardy, Haw-
ley, Heaton, Kelley, Kirk, Lawder, Lunt,
Marsh, Mathews, Rush, Taylor, of Geanga;
Taylor, of Mahoning, and Warfel.
''The bill was re-committed to the Com
mittee on Finance.
Let it be remembered, that on the 18th day
of Feb, 1856, o. P. Brown, the pretended
friend of the laborng classes, voted to inn
pose additional burthens upon them by ex-
empting the Banking capital of the State
from taxation.