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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15
EDWARD scHESeE, Auciicneer
MAGNIFICENT SALE ofSUPERB FRENCH.

NI PLATE MIRRORS, FAINTINGSl xenEV " a 1s
sCUrECK 4 Co will sell suction on MONDAY MAY IL
At iei oeoci NJ No ga Broadway between 3st and "a
entire stock superb French plate Mirrors
ssS conssips In pert Paris ZIG By 81 Nantes d. ~
by S. large assortment Of other s.es SUPERB U.s
~ nv and other Also large variety OF other GLASSES
Corres Pier Tables all guaranteed strictly hrt guaiy
french plates also superb on Pantnss By well
The above Inducements TO those wishing TO
rAssn Mrors seldom with. the stock large and
nu be positively sold The above can be exsmnee any aAy
10 information regards measure
sss and quality will be syen Catalogues may be oonea o,
1,oaAwAy between 2lst and 2ld-ts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15
GEORGE Cook. Auctloneer.
ELEGANT FURNITURE-THIS DAY,

~ May Vs. at 10Y O'Clock, at the Warerooms Of James Is
Cooh esq., s54 Broadway near Bond -GEOhaE COOh
Win sell ~ above suites Psor Furniture IN boc de broca
tee plush harcloth; 50 Beaesds Of various kinds vi
ross mahogany, walnut maple and limitations Esgeres
Dining Suites Sofas, Chairs Rockers Ward
,oi, Ie For particulars Herald and Courier, Csts
Lanes on the previous the sale Sale positive without
xssard To weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15

UyxRy h. LEEDS 4 Co., Auetioneen. No IS Nassau o.
ON THURSDAY, May Is, in front OF the store
" No Nss.a At u O'clock goAN M9sSE s9o lou,
rss ysar old stylish Saddle Horse and has been used
by Lady as such Also one RoCKAWAi WAGON In good
order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

EpWARI X COLLINS No. IS wsll-st., N 7.
BROWN SHIPLEY 4 CO., Liverpool
No "A A.stin Pris-s, London
B. G. WAINWRIGHT K Co, Paris =,
The Of these sLirs ui hot be sceounaos ot toe
silver bullion specie jsvelry preciou: stones OF ~
bus lscs signed tAereor and the 'Aas @eiss' GA
pressed therein.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15
NETWORK SUPREME COURT:-WiIlia.

IN Bcves against Albert c. Ramsey, Dswesd r. Ossnth,
william H. Aspinwsn Edwtn Bartlett, Moss H. 0rsnnsu and
Robert B. Antar1, conposE the firm o. 0dsnsu nlnscfn,
(;u,tsyus A. ssceh Isaac z Holmes Nsthsz g. King Wnts
C. Wetuors snd Frederick Townsend AdminszateD $3.50
Of Elihu Townsend, deee@ed John hsvgd ksd5ord a.
Wsiiirson William Goodrich, rnresue A. Meta, eimsen
Draper Charles Davis Frederick W. Rsalin Eb.ss.er o. Bur-
Ina EMsspe Ledentu hobart Usher Charles Tendon Jsnse
Iobb George B. Glover, Harry stanton A. osiehst sasa
vsId NJ Hopkins. Henry Hopktns John B. King John s. Ma
lew Joseph ker,bav William Alexander, Cornelius VsndsS
tlt Robert schu yr DsDis Torrance, Gsorgs eovaen.
ouverseur Morris w. K kuls sued ~ the name q Walie
Mills Otis p Jewstt, kuss Nelson 4. y Rzsss, ssed by
The Lae Of Richard Rsse Robert B. Coleman sDa Chsco
A stetson composing the firm Of Coleman Setson, John
Keller beodere MeNsee John Ntcbsy, Chses Mssss,
isssc C. Harris George L. schuysf, Charles T. Marvin, Rob
et l. eating. Abraham B. B.yl., Charles Good Robsn q.
s. c. King sued by the Of Alexander G. Kss Lewis
Csyck CHARLES II. Mills Frsnes skddy, George Bird -sum-
mons for reief-1o ALBERT c. RAMSEY, JAMES ROBB.
ISAAC c. HARRIS, ISAAC u. HOLMES, WILLIAM
GOODRICH WILLIAM ALEXANDER, LEWIS CIR
NfCK. EDWARD r. CARMICK. CHARLES II. MILLS.
WILLIAM K. MILLS, EDWARD N. HOPKINS, and
GEORGE B. GLOVER, Defendants: You hereby san-
noned and required 70 answer the complaint In tbs action,
witch fled In the oce Of the Clerk Of the City aud
County OF Sewfsrk At the Cky Hall Of the CITY Of New.
York, the lih Of April, lsT Of which coy e here
vah served upon you and 70 serve Of year snsvef
70 the said complaint ca the .uSsrben 1t theh o@cs,
days after the service hereof exeove Of the day Of sseh
wee and fail 70 the said complaint within de
me aforesaid the plaintiff IN this action viii apply Cegrt
for the relief den anded In the conpainf0stsd March
lsS MANN RODMAN Plaintiff Atseruevs >
nyi5 isvsvTh No. s. Wsilst ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15

FLUSHING RAILROAD. The Steamboat
ISLAND CITY leaves Fulton Feuy Wharf, >srsA Ode, =
e. and 100 m and L, and ? N dsay, I::sse sse
s,ts 81 which eaves Flushine the hesa Rescns
ear 40 10 Fushns By any Of these Trains, and rsss -
next any succeeding Train, throsse N ~ anscS 80 =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15
B. G. WAINWRIGHT 1 c.
TIVE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
i ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.

NNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
L ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
TRoM xIw.YoRE TO LINERPooL.
Nhlcf Ceb.n PGssAge.
Seeo1a (ahir Passage. -
IRON Eesroy TO LIVERPOOL -.
Chief Cabin
seccnd Cabin Passage .....'..'''''''-''''"
Abe shirs from Boston call At Halifax
PERSlA Capt. Judbah I ANADA, Cspt bant
ARABIA, Capt J. Soma AMERICA Capt NfcxnAA
ASIA Capt Is a. Lott NIAGARA, Capt Ryrs.
AFRICA Cart sh.rnon. EUROPA Cspt J. Leiteh-
These vessels clear white light az mast assd oeA "
rstesTd bow red on port bow. NJ :, ,ss
ARABIA, Leaves oson WedHescy' asy 20
PERSIA leaves n York Wednesday, asy ~ %
AbSRIcA Wickuisa, leaves Boston WsdDesi.y ~, a. q
CANlf1. H., is.x-s B.-ton Wednesday June 4 90
AFRICA shsnnon. leaves fosk Mesnesa.! 81
NIAGARA, yrie leaves bosor Me9ness "a
ARABIA, Stone. Leaves y. foTh "sansSs''''
btrtks not secured until paid tof:
Al experienced on board <.,-n,.hi. for Coli
The owners Of ships vii no. z. Ston.s or Metals
snse bnhion, Specie ssl the value thereof
unlea blls Of lAiifg G<Eso ''e'e'
therein expressed.
Eufsitht CT psssss .gT.y sARp. Eo l. Bc-Ers Csen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15
Mem Cork Gitp Bnsiness Dirertorg.

YTNHE FOLLOWING LIST consists Of pSonai-
i pept Houses IN each line Of Business:
Berlin Wool Embroidery Silks, Frinaes Gfnnps,
Buttons Ladies' Dress TTirsrnnss Gold and Silver ATo'es
KoiiLsAAT BROS, importers and JobSer) No IS Jsan-k
Advertisins Agents.
=. NJ FETTENGlLL kCo.................Ne lls NessaN
French Window and Picture Giass.
j. H. POiLLON Co importers and Deslsrs oS MursyT
Crate and Fender Makers.
WM H. JACKSON, formerly w. = n Jsckson Soas> Nc
s9i Broadway, door above i9th-st-
Hardware, Cutlery, EDGE Tools, Acc.
YHOS DOUGLASS (Msnuscturer and beAerl. No Plata
Importers and Dealers In Foreign and Domestic
Hardware.
CHAS. S. LITTLE Co..........So s. and 81 Fultoast
Iron, Metals, &c-
BUNTING BEAN (BrokersI.. % Wallet
Boat and Oar Bazaar.
Prom 900 20 500 Boats always on hand hes ceeo1nf Z.
lowed 70 those who buy 70 sell sgain-iNGERSoAL
son, No. 30 Souh-st.
Lightning Rods.
n oUIMBY SON, efcs lss L 'ts St and lf9 Ns'ssu&
LHhosrapher.
Soap Manufacturers.
FAY. BROTH ERS. y and ~ 'aon'se -
shin Bread and Crackers.
rRASTrS TITUS Co... NO - w sniisi >.
JOHN T. WILSON formerly Taylor WILSON, - uton 81
Windows and Plate Glass French and EnGiisha
r. HolKlSs BROTHERS, QmPortefs) No Of b.I~sJ-s.
ANY additions to the List should be broas to ths
oHes Of {. NJ PETTENGlLL n Co. No liz Nassss-"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15
A UCTIoN SALE of valuable FOUNDRY and

IA MACHINE PROPEKTY az New Lon Jon, Uonn;-Tbs
Esste the late Neville don Eoubdey and Machine Works
eSssng OF Real Eets'e Steam Engines Plaui-g Machines
General Machinery Lafhes Tools tc With LARGE and y.lu
able Of Patterns ,sether with al the Stock remain
hs hand viii be sold at public suction TUE SDAY the
2oh dav Of Msy instant Sales TO IL oelo-k
The property very sdvs tageouslv locs'ed houoe
WAfer sd the Hssbor having wharf with good depth NJ
Real Estate may be continued For further partc see
cculs which VIII be forwarded order and dstreufsd On
the day Of Terms Sums Of ESQ end under cssh abve
eat 70 60 days interest se ed above 5000 nan'
interest added for approved endorsed ppe AZ PAM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15

Tor LIyERPOOL.-U. s. NAIL STEAM
Il SHIP ATLANTIC. Capt. Oliver Eidrdse, vii Sep.rt
With the L. Mails for EuraPe, positively on ChpAi
May 81 from her berth. foot Of Canal st.
Tie sbp of this ine avoid DANCER from ice WI no eto
the Banks north Of 60 until after the Let OF August roIHeth
OF passage hsyirf UNEQUAL ed accommodation sppy TO
EDWARD X. COLLINS. No % Wsust
Passengers Will please be on board At II o'clock N
The BALTIC, Capt Comstock will succeed inc Auane
AID salJ June
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15

VNHE MYSTERIOUS STRANGER has arrived
BLACK can npsrt few SECRETS by which much of the
misery Of life may be avoided and hundreds that
now miserable may be made happy. There Is mpoure
about this Those Of desiring further ps.uls.
Of this seeming novelty obtain them BY incosns one United
States stamp of the ctyl sddresedt to Box No.
s6g Post-O Office, New-York City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15

SUPREME COURT-In the matter of the ap-
re;s.on q tie M.yos Alderman End Co%nansltZ q de
ST. on the forth westsr ds thereof between BseLman an
fery ' IN the City Of Nev.York, kstcs ID hereby veu.
by the Commissioners Of Estimate and
entitled matter tA., BE costa and charges incurred By q
the In the above entitled matter ubseancnt the
entering Of Rule Of Special Term Of .hs Supreme ceu,
heis 1t the City h In The City Of New York The 1A day
OF November 1855 referring back the said Comniesons,
their Report for reyon and correction. w DO taxed befe
enc Of TIE Jrstces Of the said Supreme Court q Chamf
the City Hall Of tho City OF NewYok On Monday the r1 dy
Of May, 1856 a. 10 o'clock o. ma.
,,,,,,. sHSsf ss 1 fSsssiibb' '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15
NEW LINE of NETWORK and LIVER

NEW LINE Of NEW-YORK and LlVEk-
IN POOL PACKETs-PATRIOTIC LINE.-Ths lire viii
Be con- psed OF the following and fstclas. ship: vz
HENRY CLAY.......l 500 tun'.. Capt David SsgTsns
ORITNT............2oeo tuns Capt. George Hill
The above ssps have recently built and the largest
and NEST substantial in the trade They are commanded by
gentlemen a experence AID ability Their accommodations
very superior and every exeon viii be mae to promote
fort Of PASSENGERS and the OF sapPes
For freight or psS.ss apply TO -, ,
sPoFfORD, TfLEsToN Co.. No . Broadway.
A'" A G. GRIHsHAw Co. No 10 aorss-piaassa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15
Jnsnranee Companies.

Jnsuranse Companies.
NIEW-YORK EQUITABLE INSURANCE Co.
N OEcs, Ne. 50 Wsl-st,
Opposite Hanov.rs.)
CASH CAPITAL......................
CHARTERED APRI, 1873.
nj, Company continues 70 inssre ssrst Loss OF Damnse
" '"' RICHARD J. rHoRNE, President
John MILLER, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15
Ofean Cleaners, &r.

IN POUNDS BAGGAGE FREE-l0 cent?
eJU per pound -Four hours from ocean to ocean,
b. Panama Railroad The United States Mai steamship Com
tspy " IN dispatch for AsYinwsll TUESDAY, May 20 st
O'clock p M precisely from Pier foot Of Wanens Nortn
River the welknovn and fas. steamship GEok0E LAW
Capt VIM. l.. Herndon u. 8. n. ,,,
Passengers and Mails will be forwarded by Psnams hrosd
And connect At Par ANA with the Pacific Mail Stesmshp Com
v. mssniG emf steanship GOLDEN GATE, a. Pier
son commander which will be in readiness and leave mme
dstely for San francisco. r. -, L..
The nubic are informed that the 81 8. Co always have
OEF or MORE EXTRA STEAMERS lying 81 PansnA redy
for sea 10 avoid any possible detention Of passel gers or ms
Fer passage apply 10 l. W RAYMOND, at the only once
the pn.ries No III Westst corner Warrens New fdk
Fregb 10 Arpinwa 70 cents per cubic foot or one And
half cents per pound prepsd and no freight received e
II ocoek on the day Of sailing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15
THE OFFICE Of PHILIP sPEYER l. Co
u AAs bees renewed IRON he q B,osA IT. 70
No u BpAdvu
Watthfs, Jfme!rp, Er.

CECOND-HAND GOLD wATCHES-The
- ssbseneer has on hand two dozen GOLD WATCHES,
vhieh have been and which be ,e.rs AZ ahox
heir ors NAL eoss, md varraatea time kespers :
ZINE GOLD LEPISE WATCHES 4hoIes jexa 4K 10
TiNE GOLD DETACHED LEVERS fan ,-weled eao 90
PINE GOLD ENGLISH PATENT LEVERS..,,Sto %
COMMON GOLD PATENT LEVERS .,...,....S "a 10
Also Gold Hunting PAten. Leyers and .-vers Silver
Lever very low. GEORGE c. ALLEN
Importer Of Watches md Je~elry wholesale and retail
No II Wall st, ID hoor, near Brood say.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15

a UCTION NOTICE.. BOGAhi, AUG
"A hepssr, by s. BoGARr-THIs DAY at II ocSek =. 4
the non room Frankfort and Wiamsta Sheriff
and Msrtssse Sale ROOTS and SHOES consisting Of the
Of Broadway store Gentencns morocco and calf
Boots Gsters ladies' and mems Slippers youth
Boots and Shoes, all first quality.
A DRIAN II. MULLER will sell at Auction,
"A THIS DAY at l2i o'clock at the Merchants EIehange
for seeount Of whom it may concern: $1,000 pAYr1S;
XEHIA ard BELFhE RAILROAD COMPANY SEVEN
PER CENT BONDS, due 1864 hypotheeAtedl sl'o0 each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15
VFNTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY,

~ in connection with the LEHloH Valley RAILROAD
oneued 10 Baueh Chunk-Sprng arrangements commanding
Ap IS is6 Leave New fofk for haueh Chunk and inter
mediate places from Pier No North River q m 70,
i015 m S,i5 and 5:le D. The above trains connect at
Elizabeth vh trains the NevJeuey Railroad leaving New
York from foot Of Couytiars al $50 and II m, ana
m JOHN o. sTEREj Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15

an HOUSTON. General FTsisht Agent, Ph.sdei1aiA
~ LnyBxERf, sapef ntendent. Aioons, Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of tho Surrogate
Of the County Of New.Yo notice bss, ysn 2 ~ Rss-
.e Of he City q E..Yst ssss's.d e Pss;s1s sss =;
sabsedber. ct his oRee No s. Pinsst. he CsZ q Nsv.
York before The ssh sMpcssd Hsv'XsA.
Mi isxsmThs CHARLES NAPLES,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15

TOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-SEMI-
Il WEEKLY U. 8: MAIL LINE-The new aud beautiful
steamship LANES ApSt ~ s. =; T1rr.r So%%,aaer VI"
oelOcl precisely For FREIGHT .pglJ on board .ssr:
Of sPOFFORD, TILEsTON l. Co, No. % Broadway. The
soUTHERNER csg. Tko' Ew'n will r ;uec'eS ,, And
steamer CAROLINA makes regular uips to The various
landings the ST. Johns River Fords connecting With the
TUESDAY at o'clock p Through tickets to Jseks0n-
vile, $Sl; 70 Platka, ecS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15

II PORT and FALL RIvER-Ths splendid and supensf
steamer METROPOLIS Cspt Brown Leaves NV ORR every
and BAY STATE Capt. Jewett. leaves New York eveU
MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, ats 'eiock p m.
from Pier No. N. r., the Battery both o1enms
Hefeser no rooms VIII be regarded secured 70 any spp
e.st until the seine shall have been paid for. .
Freish 70 Boston through With great dispsseA
VIM BORDEN AGENT. Nos 10 and II Wsstse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15

V,HE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN STEAM
II sHIP LINE-Fsr SOUTHAMPTON, HAk RE aud BRE-
MEE.-The fr.telsss resn.hiP NORTH STAR r. =. Hun.
morn on Wedne sday Fret Cabin passage $40 ss
cord do $50 For fresht or passage apply
n TORRANCE, No. 5 Bowling Green.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13

! because a wrclched viper objected to the fra.
grant yapor of cigar was to be deprived of
my aiter-Supper smoke. For a moment nv i'm
pulse was to kick the counsellor, Jump upon the
basket and bolt from the house. but callner
thoughts succeeded, and | sat resigned, merely
secretly wishing that Oxen and the snake were
sitting tete-a-tcfe in Libyan desert or Louis
ana swamp, and that | was hundred leagues
from WieSenthal l had suffered so much all
day that my moral energy completely gone,
| was overwhelmed by the rapid succession of
unpleasant events. | started at every noise,
expecting to see Nimrod or Dietfenbach or bot
of them enter the room and perpetrate some
fresh assault upon me. Nmrod would OF course
begin SMILING the candles with pistol-balsi and
Deieubach, rs soon as she observed my stats
OF nervous excitement, would insist upon bis
tiers and muStard-p lasters and perhaps upon a
little moro phlebotemy. Hitherto had had but
one sister Mt Il time to deal with. But if they
formed triple alliance, and set upon M in con-
cert, was lost, without hope of rescue. Furtu.
natcly neither Of the elder sisters made their APP
pearance, and at last the youngest, to my great
relief, took up her baske; d nd departed No
sooner was she gone than Frager according to
his custom, tried to remove the disagreeablo i'm.
preston she had made upon me. One got &C.
customed in time, lie said, to her strange tastes
and stranger pets, and when once she was mar
ried she would give up her researches in natu.
raj history, and settle d&vn into an excelleht
wife. | was quite sick of the simple old crea-
lures infatuation and apologies, and begged 20
be allowed to go TO bed.
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK. I
Iron staamers and the comnasa.

The new steamer Persia, tho largest and, we
presume, the safest ocean steamer now afloat, by
her late voyage to this country has demonstra-
ted one fact of the profoundest scientific and
commercial interest. Our readers are awars
that her hull is built Off iron. The great obstacle
to the use of such stcamcas in ocean navigation
has always been 80 neutrali2e the influence of
such mass of iron upon the compass. We in
cline to think this difficulty has been not little
exaggerated, though it has undoubtedly been a
grave one. The variation of the Persia's com.
passes during the whole voyage, as we learn
from Captain Judkins himself, did not exceed
three degrees, which is at least one degree less
than the average variation III wooden vessels
The Persia IS provided with n compass lele-
waited some forty feet from her upper deck, to bo
used III regulating the compass below, if neces-
sary; but the Captain informs us that it was
entirely supertiuous, and that when he returns
to Liverpool he shall propose to have it and tho
mizzenmast, which supports it, removed We
should add that the alterations to which the deck
compasses are liable are corrected by com
blnaton of magnets, patented by n Mr. Gray, of
Liverpool, and which the captain thinks per-
fectly reliable, and al-suficient. 1t is not GER
tain that another steamer, though built by tho
same architect, will have so little influence upon
the compass as The Persia, or even that che will
continue to carry hers nearly in equilibrium
another voyage; but this invention with which
she is supplied, the captain seems to think,
makes II matter OF comparative indifference to
him whether she does or not.
The experience of the Persia will be likely to
give a new impulse TO the manufacture of iron
vessels in the United States, and create q new
demand for iron, scarcely less considerable than
that for railways. And the discovery is most
timely. AS our forest timber grows more scarce
on the seaboard, railways making iron more
abundant; and it will be a relief to those who
have been worrying themselves, lest cur supplies
of ship timber would give out and leave us moth
ing to replace aud add to our ocean bottoms, to
know that we have enough of the best ship tim
Der in the world, IN more than dozen States of
the Union, to provide for all the commerco
of the earth for a thousand years.-N Y. Zee.
Post
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13

NEW 10kh, March D.
South Carolina papers contain details of the
recent terrible riot ut Columbia College on the
night Of the 18th alt. 4 party Of students who
had grUdge against the Chief Of Police, made
a murdcrouS assault Hpon him in the street, bad
" iuiurng him. One of the students had his
skull split open The Chief. was conveyed by
some Of his friends to the guard house, when an
attack was soon made by some $50 students
armed with clubs and pistols.
The Chief was again badly beaten and stab
bed, and was then thrown out the second story
window. The alarm bell was rung and the
citizens came together, another conflict ensUcd.
Six military companies were ordered out, and
were afterwards stationed as guards, around the
guard house and jail One of the students has
since died, and others are not expected to live.
Bedell the chief, is also said to be dead. The
excitement was kept up till the 2Ist, when the
students were still threatening revenge, and be-
ing very active insprocuring arms and ammuni-
manded their arms, threatening to fire upon
them if they refused to deliver them.
The students finally yielded, and quiet was
restored. Another account says; the scene pre-
scented was such Columbia never before saw
Two hundred armed citizens, with guns loaded
with balls and cartridges, opposed to more than
one hundred enraged young men with rifles in
their hands. The word was given to take aim,
and fire would have followed had not Col. God
win and others thrown themselves between,
and called on the citizens not to fire. Bv much
persuasion, the students were induced 20 return
to the College. Some of the students We're sub
sequently expelled.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13

DRUGS, Medicines. Oils Paints, Perfumery, Fancy
Articles, all kinds of Patent Medicines, and an cN
eellent assortment of every article kept IN cstab
lishnents of ths character.
MAIN ST kENn<HA. WIS.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13

1T takes" the Green Bay girls Whenever
you hear of girl doing anything about right,
you may be assured that she belongs around
these parts One of our young lady friends
the same who made the trip to Lake Superior
and back this winter-sends us huge Mackinae
trout, weighing somewhere between twenty five
and forty pounds-cought it herself-sent il to
the edtor-nOthing TO what she can do--ean
catch trout of that size just as easy as she can
catch a beau-and thinks no more of it. Thanks
for the tsh.-GrceR Bay Idroeate.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13
Congressional.

W ASKING ~ " NaftN ..
SENATE-AFr. Brown introduce a bill for the
construction of a Railroad and Telegraph Line
from point on the Mississippi, south Of Iati-
tude b, TO the Pacific at San Francisco The bill
grants about 4, 900 eco acres Of land, for which
the Company pay 30 cents M acre, before obtain
ing title, and are to be required to deposit 500
coo security; that the work shall be faithfully
prosecuted according 10 the provisions of the
bill. within II months; 100 miles of the road
must be completod-thc Government To pay
$500 per mile, for carrying the mail until the
road Is finished, and for 10 years thereafter, and
for such reasonable sum Is the secretary OF war
may determine for carrying troops, munitions OF
war, &c. The road is to be forfeited within 10
years, and all lands, except those paid, to revert
to the L. s.
The bill grants the right of way 400 yards wide,
gives no exclusive privilege. but allows any Co.
to construct roads when and where they please
and obtain such favors from Government as they
can. Referred to Com. on Pacific r. X.
Mr.. Miller said the Committee would ,ule&-
vor to report next week.
The fortitiealion bill was then consider
HoUSE.-The Speaker submitted a communi-
cation from the Court of Claims, enclosing bills
making appropriations for the payment OF GER
tain private claims, together with the evidence
and the Judgment OF the Court in the several
eases.
This is the FIRST case of the kind originating
under the act creating that tribunal. 4 debate
followed regarding the proper disposition a the
bill. One side contendeI they should be sent
to the Com on claims Tor examination. While
the other agreed that the action Of the court SUI
perceded the necessity of so doing. Without
coming 10 a conclusion on the subject the house
passed the Military Academy and Invalid Pen.
sion bill