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New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16

When the Sandwich Island chiefs had made up
their minds to abandon idoatry, in order to con-
vince the superstitious, bigoted and awe-struck
multitude that the idols which they and their
fathers had worshipped were but mere sticks and
stones, utterly poweress either to injure or TO
bless, they entered the temples, and in the pres
ence of the frightened and trembling crowd, who
expected no less than TO see the very heavens
fall, or some other signal vengeance inflicted in
punishment OF such audacity proceeded 10 kick
and cuff those objects of popular worship, and to
bestow upon them all those marks Of contempt
which are pretty much the same in all parts of
the world and which constitute pantomimic Ian
gusge very generally understood everywhere with
out the need of interpreters.
We have repeated this narrative for the special ben
eft of number of our weaker brethren ofthe Press
who seem to be very much alarmed and disturbed,
indeed not little frightened at what they regard
the reckless audaeity, and, as il were the political
sacrilege of THE TRIBUNE, in dsring to SPEAK with
so much freedom and with such open marks of
contempt Of the darling peculiar institution Of the
South, and Of the schemes and efforts of savehold-
ing, slsye-driying, slave-breedng aud slaverQast-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16
SUMMARY AND CHEAP LAW.

In a commercial city like this every one is
intent on his own affairs that people become iso-
lated ard the word neighbor is unknown-conse-
qutntly there is an immense amount of suffering
which escapes observation, and of frauds on help
less indigeuts that are never brought TO light
Mr. Smith will trump up some ridiculous pretense
to avoid paying his servant; an original Jacobs
withhods wages from his sewing-girls. Ii they
grumble, he tells them TO sue him if they please
Both these highly honorable gentlemen we'll know
that ii they only keep their account at the bank.
their credit will not suffer, and that the community
VIII never trouble their heads as TO how they treat
their domestics. Should any Of Jacobs's victims
be indebted for 4 weeks rent, the landlord turns
her and her chldren into the street pleasant,
frosty morning, and the baker will not trust her
for penny tsbe applies for relief she Is locked
at as ar impoeu r aud asked significantly. why she
does not 20 > work Or /; she ia unfortunate
enough to ha.ye preposscs'ins appearance. any
resistance {, f,sq eatly given ss consideration
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16

OHlo-A caucus Of the Republican members Of ths
Ohio Legislature recently adopted the following
luton by unanimous vote:
Rsoised That o. the AntiAdniistra.On members VI IN,
House Representatives of the state Of Ohio approve of thu
course purued by those Ohio
gress present voting for and adheSng A Banks
Massachusetts, for Speaker Of that body and that we fus
recommend 10 the residue that Delegation the
os one under ell the circumstance proper 20 be followed
Messrs. Scott Harrison, Moore and Ball, who have
been voting Scattering" and thus helping 70 keep
the House at Washington disoganized, would pr
bapa DO well 70 teaj aud heed tho ab9re,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16

Parker H. French was arrested yesterday by the
United States Marshal, on the authority Of beucA
warrant and after the spse of half an hour wss
informed that his arrest had terminated. wirhcai
bail, parol or recognizance of any Kind. Col.
French was told by Marshal Hinton that he must
consider himself arrested, at about o'clock p. m.
Half an hour later the order was countermanded.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16

A Special Committee of the Board of Aldermen
met Yesterday afternoon for the purpose of 1vesti-
estup the matter of the contested seat of Aid.
Drake, Twenty-second Ward Nicholas >eagris''
The contestant, claims to have received eight more
votes thsn were allowed him by the Ward Can
yassers.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16
DOINs:s IN CONGRESS.

Horsr, Jan. l5.-The attempt to adopt the plN-
raty rule to-day failed by four majority lhere were
three ballots for Speaker on the last OF when BANKS
Rad %. Richardson, Go; Fuller, 3d. Pennington 9;
scattering, 8.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16

A dispatch from Washington states that a
Republican National Convention has been called
I'VE sre not informed upon what authority to meet
a, Pittsburgh on the 22d of February.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16
Nep9lork daily @tibnma
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY l6, 1856.

We sh. print for regular Subscribers ots 11s OO0 copies
Of Tuy WEEKLY Of this week II is without dopb
the bes, sdyefisine medium in the country IAh the ''
a.y Cor receiving advertisements for this weeks issue Prce,
s.v.otx 6,s Cents line
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16

The expected organization of the Assembly yes
terdsy was not realized. The day was talked away
without bslloting
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16

The weather vas warmer yesterday than for
many days previous At night there was cool
streak. but at the hour of going to press thaw
was promised for to-day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-23

sftfs uns shvs NJ rssk u heutsnani trau at
dsspas sad comrsay, untl 800 ocer shall D. slecs
o. .ppnto b. ~ lausnisr.lnslsL pruFtie n ths
sl tscrn of ~ sgyruth acie q ne cusitlfln ant
ssoa-i sai such o1csr - drtaiet sh-i have ne
sane poser al slthof.y at ~ saec b Ne uAhi.
bss - h b. oaftln u such ompani aud ~ shan
krvp a. rvcs q ~ compty, al prsgais o. Ell
snd tst,arss, IN ssch anusl - D. osy - saihtts 80
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chaltsr hsf % he slant rycygrv h b. o. ~
oft ~ meet at NJ lhsr haf D. N q N oncsr
tt a1osF % pa oaLng shah b oamlstsui Shines In
ssrr 81 WHEN ihs oncsr. % dst.l-i % cauusni sosh
e1upsay, y. shfrr 20 u1cyt shal have hssa detailed,
vtsufrtr he cummanarg a1cyr q ne rygm-ut O. rhth
sach cupsny bslougs shah, In srurs orlvf Any uan
cuutsi-'i ofcrf ar private, a naiy ths TsrsHus lahs
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-23

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daiy tgythsr, ~ ssuor ocr pfv-sut socrdng V rNnk
| sail canilald s.thaut rrrari % oors.
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oacrrs, hal psfss sih o'hsr troap., M cumsndng
oicsf prsssnt shah assign soue csupassautd ofcsf
oecy, D sash destitute eonp~ny b eumAni ths aans
ssct O. avery caHusnling oncsr uhsn On duty I.
hsryby salharit h sssrsn AT a uscs.Ay tunis sni
limits O. hs rarstg lal iuc.iHT sny raj on shch - pls
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cfnmandnE ofhc~r al n my usrs1u sls iutruie
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csr ant any Isrsu shn shall rssi asy sfutry 80 a.
uris o. at hu cat - such limits Keep hr - m.
sane mas - arrcsiyi By oidsr 4 sach e1uang atcgt
AT CARVED tirs sa1s cllr magistrate, D. ts,uirsi
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-31
williamsburg city News.

nrscpAcEvui PsocsEpIScs--A meeting OF the
friends n Fillmore in ibe Eastern dis.rc, held II
Warrington Hall, on Wednesday eytning 70 which per
sons, without distinction Of party invited TO be pre-
sent and listen TO tho arguments adduced Amongst
others who present Alderman Huntley, Of the
Thirteenth wad aeainst whom bitter feeling exists for
leaving the Know Nothing ranks and going TO the
support OF the republican On several asions
crowd gathered around him and endesv IN provoke
discussion cor the purpose Il was Afterwards stated
o beating him Not succeeding In their object the pro-
cesson IN passing the Aderman's residence, retv we'd
themselves By giving three groans for the traitors.
MssSG AN aged lady, named Catharne Leides, re.
siding in The Eastern district, has been missing since
wednesdav - which time she GOT on The Greenposnt
cars 10 10 " ksst Brooklyn She had on brown calico
dress and as but one eye.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-31

CLEARED.
Steamship Augusta, Lyon Savannah-S T. Nltchil
steamship souihcrner Eweu CharIeson-spoford Tles
Steamship jamestown Parish Norfolk Sc-f.udlam Plea
ship Relrhard lBrem, stark DEMONSTRATION Rogers
shin Kaiahon. Davis yigc-C & Duncan Co
SUI Harvest Queen. Young. Ldverpool-C II Marshall
Bark rtah Aiexander. MonroyiarYaies 4 Porteraeid
R s so ass y ess
rts fs RS ' Roger y John SISsy SSp snh.G
nrg Gee, Whitley, 81 Marks-smailwood, Anderson
Dig Sewers stowers Phiadeiphis-R r Buck &co
schr ABB Albion tBr Morris, - John, Mp Nevins
Eli Eastern light Br murphy $, John, NH whit
seE- Planet, Crow iialIlsx-D uewof sco
sehr Ann ~ osbcrn hlesandris-M Bedeii,
sr Sss u Msq sasss rTTs Potter
:, " Potomac, Berry Alexandria-bimon Phillips.
s ssbr large! Neorssor ssysunss1scrsnion Taman.
wsre E'y gSspna sss
schr Howard Lowell. ,aos,gn-s Lewis Co.
s d sS,fn Mott
s,y sophia sg.su
,s sPee s ySsn kRn gs as
Propeller jackson, Baker, Poriland--cromweIFs line.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Cahawba. Bnloch, San Juan Mic, 10 whit.
ney Avs NJ lon a H. passed bark Maria Hersey Of
stesmshp PsiadsI phIa Mceowan. New Orleans Aus "a
AN Ilsysns I'M n,.. Asg q Bpm OF I,ls Ess msfbOr
sssmshp rerds weodhu savannah VIII mdss and
pas-ef rers' 10 l. Mfohin
ship Samuel Fox, Ainsworh, Liverpool July o. with
cds, and 453 to w Tapscott Co Avg
passed Cape Clear date exchanged signals with shp
ssGs% soa1d III Jon escSsnsea s 1'nss
with ship IIayre bound r; 3D. Joseph White second cook
died. sph Qullan, infant died The " Fvhaa been
IA DAYS west Of the Banks with light westerly winds.
shi yorktown Meyer Lordon len Isle o. Wight July a.
win dre and passengers . Grinneii Mniurn Co Aug
s from ssv 100 days out % dpS bs ssw sperm
and ls0 bhls whale oil,
ship Caravan ssnds Liverpool July q. with mdse and
Messengers 10 fovlAnd Kdgeway. July Is lat So 40
n smoke ship windemore from liverpool for New York
All, as M Ion Is H. brig Garrow, bound w. Aug
III lat 81 90 lon 70, spoke brig Marshall Ney hence for
sSp Georse Bourne of Kennel uak) Cooper, Shields 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-31
Coronsr's Inquests.

Aeon EST4i nRowsne. &C oronor Councry held al TO-
guest Friday No % MT street upon the body Of bog
eight years old named Daniel Narhapher who acct.
dentay pushed overheard BY companion % h II years
Old, named Pcter smy,hc aud unfortunately drown.
"a The bcys, Nsppcarr playing Al the 1gt o. Cow
sIntgr street ane wle they we're tky srkng together
me eyrems yVuth ~ srnyte Coroner Conuery issued
warrant to bis arfcsi, On a charge o; homicide.
FutSg nnnsxSB Coroner Connsry also he'd m 10
qu,s; e oot o. Houston street. upon the body of an
rrsTcsr nj anort 70 years Of age wac VS. foun.
GtcWrec. Inc deceased was sb)vi fee; IL inches IN
hs!gf iIG bal fnoustache.
AcuprNrlfY Df0wNED.-Ccroner Connery held an ID.
qutst upou the body Of boy named Tom -, VITO
soute drowned The 70, q forty with street
l. r. The deceased was hand on board or sioop py.
nv tetvten ihs city and staten Island Verdict, "Acci
dental dean "
sricrls Alan Fri1 ring Al 27s Teutb street. con
miiied suicide by cutting his throat with razor. The
deceased la hem utv~ tur some yca-s past aud be
eorirg atarteG trim sickuess he determined n
put trd e Ls existence. Coroner Connery held 10
gntst uron le tny C the deceased TIE Jury ren
aer,c ytrdct d accordance With Iha above facts De
ceafod vac hfy eglt years q age, and was native d
90 many.
CirflBSE Acciprvr IN inquest was also hcid at 80
200 avenue y. upon tie body Of woman named
Fz,ttth fsker, who died from the effects II
severe turns received by the upeestng Of campncne
lamp willie sighted. Tie Jury rendered verdict Of
tdsIta death Isceased was twenty Ave years old and
yts born n Germany
CptsHxb 10 rAin an inquest was also held upon fbe
tody q ntn tanned Henry Rem ,son, (cclored J who
csd the Effects q injuries received BY safe falling
Nt0r him Sb'le h. engag w lowering il into the
~ Ac'el corner = Broadway and Howard STREET Yer
Cict stcaf atal desh. Dcc~asea ny years Of age
sud q ua'ivs d Orange county New York
FAIr COS Ac1uxr.-Coroncr Connery also held an
quest ~ ne Third ward ftston house upon the body
sly run over ~ horse and wagon In hey street. and
died sOon Afterwards from the injuries received. The
iary rendered verdict q accidental death, exculpat
years Of exc and was A latlve Of Ireland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-31

There are 81 present seven egh, under treat,
ment on the stand but al are sad TO have passed. hs
crisis OF the disease and in far war 70
The FIRST appearance Of the yellow fever about four
weeks ago and few days after the arrival q The Vai
Ted states steamer Fashion from Florida This vessel
appesrs had about thirty inF,hds on board consstag
mainly Of wounded soldiers. but there were, besides
several Of yellow fever among the crew 70
Fashion allowed 70 lie about three gceks alongsid
the island and there Is doubt that she was the caus
OF the sickness among ts inhabitants The rst victim
vas girl named Isabella Freed, sno diei on the "a Of
August, but u also said tina, she hsd been down a.
Fort Hamilton the very day before she taken sick
Five soldiers who detailed cooks, also caught
nc 6scsse and died. and the last fatal that OF
Sergeant OIeary, who died on the 25.h inst.
The Fashion removed from her anchorage the
bland 10 TO the stream opposite Governors Island where
che lies. -Four persons sick with the fever were
taken OF her the day before yeser lay They were
= members OF her own crew.
AZ one time the whole family Of Sergeant Moore we're
lying sick but all except the servant girl recovered
A correspondent says
IN the fort westerly point Of Governors Island
~ od ,n velew fever stated In vour paper wonid
nn So proper Staten Island Ferry Company
shsy os 70 give wide berth a. cumsfances viii admit
II instead running they nov DO within 100 yards Of "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-31

There has been but one death, far have been
able 70 ascertain within the last two days Is that OF
Mr. Hiram Green, the brother inaw Of Mr.. Clapp, pro-
prietor Of the Everett House. Mr. Green died 4 i've
O'Clock yesterday morKng, AFTER illness Of i've six
days Hs u still alive. and IL Is believed win re-
cover
Ia but justice to DR.. A. N Bell 10 say that he has
not only his services 70 the sick poor n Fort
Hamilton, but that he has attended them without fee
and that he still among them rendering Al the aid in
his power.
We were wrong in stating that the family Of Mr.. Van
Brunt who died ct Fort Hamilton few days ago, had
left on the breaking out of the fever. II appears that
they had not only not lef but they were among the
good 6Amarans Of the Ridge His sister had started
leave the day he became sick but hearing Of speed
y returned, and with him up 10 the hour OF his
death.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-31
Mistakes Corrected.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

FIsHKII, Aug %, 1855.
Perceivng communication in your paper purporting
TO be statement Of the incidents and progress Of the
yellow fever at Fort Hamilton and Gowanus and noticing
several errors In the same, have been led 10 address
you, hoping you would have the kindness the
mistakes as some of them very materially affect myself
And The first the fleeing away OF old residents leaving
the sick to suffer for want Of proper attendance Now
know ON personal observation that this not the
case Many friends watched and attended with the sick
until the physicians refused to allow them 70 do So
did those who left do 90 until every had been be
slowed upon them, and proper nurses obtained while
the friends OF some have remained ap TO the present
ment. The second error follows:-"J. v. Bergen
attacked and he and two brothers, Leerts and De
Har and three children, died Of the disease" The De
Hart instead of brother Of J. " Bergen, Of his
and the Lefers mentioned is uncle. There other
similar do not affect their correction Is not
urged But the concerning my decease is particular
ly urged, as conveys to absent friends erroneous
impression OF the death OF Mr. De Hart (hs brother in
law and my self LEFFERrS I. BERGEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-31

TIE LAsr or BIS RAcs.~The body OF william
John chief ~ the SIX Nations was found in the
Wellsnd canal The Mohssk village, on Sunday morn
ing week The deceased had probably attempted 70 cross
wire bridge during the night and been prccipated into
the water The fat which makes this incident notice
able IL, that William john was grandson OF the noted
Captain Brant and ore ~ the last not the aet member
ol that reuark able family
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-31

SERIOUS APrRAY IN ARKANSAS SIX PERSONS
Rypopryp KurrD.-We learn from q gentleman direct
from Linden. Ark, the 81 Francis river, that a ain.
Guilty occurred between number o. gentlemen residents
OF that place. which resulted In the death Of sx OF the
party The disturbance grew out OF political dispute.
We unable 70 learn any OF the particulars, or the
of any o. the parties connected with this melan.
choiy affair. - Nrnphu Eools, Aug "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-31

LAST IsLAsp-MoRE OF THE SAvED.-We have
this morning been politely favored with the pames OF
twelve moro Of those who were fortunate enough to
escape from the dis ri Last Island and whose safety
has mol hs reiofore been recorded Mrs A. NJ dickinson
two children aud servant Mrs ". A. Leftwch Mr.. VIM.
Hart wife, two children and servant, and Mr. Trosciar
(or Troxler the spelling Of the not being ain
ed and wife Of Bayou Gous constitute this gratifying
list All Of them except the last two designated,
taken boa a the Blue Hammock which may, perhaps
for their not having been included In already
Published accounis.--Ncie Orleans PiodyHn> Aug. %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-31

three new sre reported since yesterday Mrs
n ~ hs- sister m aw Mics Burns and German name
49, ~. urv psrps thc wife u poor laboring man,
rstsr ft - Tho German, who was
III a.t retained from Q ten day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-31

days. with coal TO New York Gas Co. Vessel 70 insv Ana
IA lat 46 S. lon 46 IS. large iceburg s'' -
Shin Java, jackson, Glasgow and GreeLock yulv n v6,
mdse to Durham pimon anchored ct quarantine las
Bark Lima (of Windsor Mann GLASGOW Il days with col,
Lat ~ o. Ion So spoke fishing schIs Lone Star. Of Buckspo
BARK Sta Marie r Nada Bolivar 80 days. with hides and
passenger. TO Moller Rivera.
Brig N Mayhem, Hail. Bermuda, days, In ballast To w
Big Penguin, Wainwright. Bermuda, days with
Brig Abby Watson (of sedgwick) Watson, Pensacola =
days with lumber to Peck Church. Aug 8 rs miles Of
Haeras spoke bark Hamilton 10 days from Gardens
Brig waecsmaw gof searspOro Grant, sagua Aug Is with
sugar TO ii ID Brookman Go.
Brig Mary Hamilton, Boisford Galveston 70 days with
tasses, 10 Wakeman Dimon Co.
Brig Borneo of Jacksonvile,, Craig Jacksonville, wild
schr REINDEER OBJ FIRTH Bermuda 10 days, with ballast
Ecbr knchanress Simpson, Savannah, days. with cotss.
TO McCready. Mott Co. -
Eehr w ID Pitts Jones Berlin, Md.
schr Susan Mary Robinson Deer Island bound 70 Balu
echr New York. Bingham, Richmond.
Scbr Lucy Blake Haskell Rockaad.
Schr Hall, Mitchell, Portland
schr Texan. Hunt PASSPORT.
schr Brave, Lowell Albany
schr Glide, Lowell Albany.
schr Stevens. Rogers, Albany
Schr w II Mitchell, MITCHELL Harrington.
Schr Sarah, Bartoi Portland Me.
schr Augusta, Perry. New Bedford.
Schr Cheftain, Ames, Rockand.
Propeller Planet Looper, Philadelphia.
Propeller Decatur, Geer, Norwich
Propeller Pelican, Audrich, Providence
BELOW.
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One bark.
RAnEn

Steamships Baltic Liverpool; Augusta Savannah; South
ernor Charleston; Jamestown Norfolk ships Union
Orleans; New York, Charieson Grnnel London; barr
Alice Tarleton Batimore Hungarian. Gibraltar; veap
Curacao brig Stephen Joy, Philadelphia.
Wind during the day.NW.
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Major coryrrrrs A oepES, Corps OF Engneers died al
Brand Vermont, on the s3d last.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, AUGUST 81, 1885,

This great mistake quite number Of ladies gos
CORA LIMA
p s-Knowing you are IN advocate In the cause Of
Fremont, thought might interest you by telling you
that most Of the ladies At Baldwin and Gregoys are great
admirers Of the bold sPAthfnder," and - matter OF
experiment the other day amer dinner whilst sitting on
kerchefs that wished 70 Colonel Fremont elected
and would have done your heart good TO have 80
many little white emblems Tutoring In the breeze.