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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21
NOR sALB-KITTANNING IRON WORKS

HUN ihNNiNo AhVAN NOhhCi
IL situated in Kit'anDing Pa, consisting Of ROLLING
having 10 Furnsces three trains of Rolls Hammer and
Anvil Burton sqreezer, Clay Mills, &c Fney and Blast
ksI Factory with II Machines; large Foundry Blacksmith
Machines and Cooper Shops Coke Ovens three Steam En
Rnes four blocks OF Dwoliug Houses Warehouse Office
Stables often Land which they erected
bounded opposite sides by the Allegheny River aud the Allie
gheny Valley Railroad Alec large Store and Waehouse snd
20 600 worth Of Merchandise therein and in EnintOn Pa
another Stone Store and Warehouse with 20 900 worth of
Herchandise, and four Town Lots.
The in successful OPERATION we'll arranged
aud and admirably calculated continue YIELD
present. ample prohts fossesson will be given
time AIqly to BROWN. FLOYD q Co.,
Pittsburgh and kittanning
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Ghanfcs for Business men.

A RARE CHANCE for investment in a valu-
IA able Patent Right aud well established businesFOR
sALE-Ths PATENT RIGHT and GOOD WILL Of
BLAKEs FIRE and WEATHER-PROOF PAINT; The
Patent has sustained by and Agencies established
for tho Psint throughout the United States Satisfactory
will be regards tho profits and character Of
the business by appying to JOHN BLAKE Attorney for
estete Of VIM. Blake, No ll9 Pesr-st. NewYOrk 70
JOSHUA LIPPINCOTT ill., Nos 10 and ~ Sou:h Front-st,
PHILADELPHIA
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TuSIs MoaRELL, Aucrioneer

TUNIs M0RRELL, Auctioneer - =,
FURNITURE, &C., Of a family will be sold
THIS M0RNNo at Io oelocr =, No 81 NASSAU st & con
Kitchen furniture Must be closed without any re-
serve the leaves early on Saturday nornIs
Natiresses Ic Of which invite examination previous 70
sse. Lady buyers will find every comfort a. our spacious
SalesROons.
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Maebinerp, Sc.
ITO PREMIERSHIP following PRESSES

ITO PRINTERS.-The following PRESSES
II will he sold low and accommodating terms:
Nohvp Improved Cylinder Press bed 3lx45 inches in
good order. 80.
Washington Hand Press bed &xtt inches In good order
Washington Hand Press bed % x32 inches in good orter
Smith Hand Press bed 81 txS0 inches, in good order
smith Hand Press bed 22s inches in good order
Madison Hand Press bed 22l x27 inches in good order
| Wells Medium Press bed 1924 inches, in good order
| Gilman Jcb Press. bed i6x2O inches In good order.
| Diamond Press bed l4lx3t inches N good order
Improved Adams Austin. make in good order 7xi2 inches
Rusges Job Rotary fair variety Of type well selected and IN
good condition Also quantity OF secondhand Type tor
newssper book ard job work in fonts TO suit purchasers
Rery variety Printing Material both snd second hsnd,
furnished on short notice at the
Printers Furnishing Warehouse Of
WELLS WEBB,
No. 10 Dutchst
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pianu-fories anb mnsie.

A VERY superior 7-octave $500 Rosewood
N PIANO-FoRTE for sale for s2o' with stool, mate 20
a. b celebrated makers warranted in every respect patent
mettlc frame French action, 6as tone Owner IS sek ana
must se IT, Call at No. 90 Wakers alter O'CLOCK P III
hs
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HENRY II. LEEDS, Auetioneer.
rIFNRY IL Iced & Co. will sell BY Auc-

HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer
HENRY II. LED a. Co., will sell by Auc-
III ton on SATURDAY, March "a a. Iot o'clock st tho
moved for convenience Of saeconsng Of elegant carved
rosewood suite Sofas Arm Chairs Paror Chairs Panteus
nshcgany Center Tables Workssnds Side and Card Tses
roewood and mahogany single and double Bed.sads "ssa
Pillows. Bolster Mirrors. Pter
Glsses velvet Brussels, and ingram Carpets RUS TO natcs
&c Also, large lot Of KITCHEN FURNITURE witaes'
At ~ O'Clock In front Of our Store No 10 Nssssast
STUD HORSE YOUNG CLYDE; was sired BY tns tx-
fan ed imported Old Clyde; old Clyde by Clyde he se'y
Young Cyde's dam by Young Messenger grand dan ~
celebrated horse Grand Turk splendid animal ""''-
reserve. 80. ,a Ma.
Large sale of MARBLE MANTLE5 About 50 richly
and plain Marble Nantes comprising grspeTne
plain eIeula elipc plain and square black and soa
A,o' ROCKAWAY WAGON built By Ford Of New.I or s
sORREL MARE 3yeais old very fast and very hna' -
a set Of SINGLE HARNESS.
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ALBERT II. NICOLAY, Auctioueer, will sell

~
n ON WEDNESDAY. March 26 1856, a. ~ occcs at the
Me-chsnis Fxchsnse NY 200 Valuable and
ING LOTS situated the ancient and besuttu village Of
NhTOW and within only three minutes walk OF the Depot
of the Flushing Railroad These Nllsises are eaeh
feet and 100 feet Deep and will be sold with the
privilege The Lots Newown will be sold only la par
cells of four making 80 feet front and 700 feet Deep un
ming through from street. The ground elevated the
oca and the land free om rock Churches
of a DENOMINATIONS ard good Schools In the Immediate
vicinity this property and the water excellent Inc cars
of the Flushi Railroad Company leave Hunters font aud
HswtowD several time, day, which gives every faculty 70
persons bushes the City of New York derng 70
their private dsnce aud combining
oy egt cents which less than raroador stage
rout the City NeYork The streets and avenues have
all been graded expense Of the This
char rarely with and is worthy the attention OF
capitalists well those who seeking u obtain healthy
settle Newtown has been noted tor yesm
being heahiest village Long Island; many hrstcis
improvements going and ohe are 10 cortempia
,ion which will greatly increase the value OF this property
Every put mp will positively be sold to the highest bidder
without reserve Also. "a.
Mix Barn and Wsgon-house and eight Lots OF Ground
all Of Fruit Trees and good well OF water on the PREM
ICES Also, -. 81, r,,,.r.
souae Wagon house. and goes well Of water aud seven
Lots OF Ground. Also, ,, ,,or
A twOscry and Basement Frame hoCSh sna Luz.
House % feet square.
IS per cent OF purchase money remain on bond and
three years cent aud the te iad
For Lhogrsphic Msps and full particulars, apply TO
ALBERT H. NICOLAf, No. 4 Broad ST., NY.
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A c. FUTILE, Auc;ioneer obce No ~ Brosdwy.
7 ARGE and PEREMPTORY SALE Sto Pay Pa}ynSs n
i vancesl Of RICH PLATED WARES. FANCY J0Drpgy.
DIAMOND snd GOLD JEWRLRY, BROSZEs. sIAio-
AIRY &C., az No. $50 BROADNAn . -, -. ~ -
a. G. TtJTlLE will sell on FRIDAY. at loi O'Clock
large Roc over The store No. ee Broadway 9e ssd
BE s,sortIaeut OF rh Fncy Goods including Plated
Riamoad ana Cos Jewery. Ststuiry Brpszes. -
Chpa Onsments Silver Wares &C., to pay advances sna -
hI.o m. sssortmsnt Of ROSEWOOD PAnLoh run;. y'.;.
EITURE Poe wood Secretary snd E>Aeess bedfsca -
isrs &c Terms cash and dsposis< rsqpked ea'S's""
the mornipg Of ses.
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CTEAM-POWER to LET.-PostiOn central
~ light good rates low One First Floor With from to ~
horse.royer NJ GAUDU, No l02 WGterst
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Boaro anD Rooms.

ROARDlNG tN0s. 45 and AZ East Broadway.
- fsns< esn pleasant Rooms Ia advance Of
e.y II sse Rooms for Single Geotlsnen
R0ARD 10 BROOKLYN, with pleasant ROOMS,
ma{ Yefsned h very dsSsble location, By applying
o. Nc ~ 4uaneer. kstsrsness exehansod.
ROAKD WANTED. - Two single Gentlemen
at Rrnisesc Rooms "a psrss bsdoon)
n eesseeI - eaf 7hsss, with breakfast and tea Ad
tUR 9iQ = WEEK.-A Family of three will
SossSs fesrth me9beT, afer May IN NEAT SMALL
xsyrs cnispt T. fih-sY. hs
hsse WILL suRkisHED ROOM and BRDR0oM' wItA
49, 49, fslof, fisao ke.. with Breekfsss
eeessr sdcress D. X, Tsibupe Ohse.
R0OmS and BOARD ia BROORLYN-For
Ss"hss sr sHss SsaHsuss Apply ss - Llyipsssoa It,
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Il ment BRICK HOUSE, No. IS South 1st Wilamsburgh
Has rooms and h fitted the most desirable manner for
table private family, doctor, hrs class boarding
house ard k without exception, the peasantsst situation in
Wissburgb, and is within five minutes walk Of all the fer,
s VIII be OF lease required and painted aud papered
70 suit Inquire Of STEVENSON No III South
- at, Mllismsbnrsb,
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fnrnitnre.

ENAMELED FURNITURE. II. +. FAR
Of rich Epemeed Chamber Faniture In ell Patterns and CD
ors snd saoorstey Decorated n landscape 6ss AID
AZ the nanufaetory and N9l gd ~ eosfscS<
sstWsea Broers ADD 0rsrd-
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6ouses TO Let.

At CARMANSYILLE and WASHINGTON
n HIGHTs-Eew and desirsb.e CoTTAoES TiIn nnM ~ te
nooer co, i9tb,t or WILLIAM T. GRAFT, Nos
and l1i Nasssu-st.
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CTEAM POWER.-Several well.lighted Rooms
- II. HOE 4 Co.
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DRIVATE SALE.-Three or four beautiful
il COUNTRY PLACES for SALE. Apply % -
BAKER { WEEKS. No Plne-st
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npOADWAY IOFTS 70 LEASE.-TU UUI bFV'
,s. NJ the Marble Building No. ST. tnear 81 Ihomas %
Cbp,r viii be le frs. class tenant Iney aie 0'At
fact 90 ard see them.
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LANES BROs.s CELEBRATED IRON

~
FRAME PTASOS.-Large assortment at the Music Store
of COOK BRO Agents No StS Broadway - sm happy
TO that have used Haines Bros's Pianos at Muscs
Conventions and find them excellent instruments-GEO r.
p0OT For prrty and fulness of and elasticity OF
touch they deserve Il highest prse"-I B. WOODBURY.
During experience of forty years in the musical poie,,
MON seldom with nstrunents which have pleased
me so much in all Iespec,s'-JULIUs METZ
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IN YOUNG LADIES. CARMEL Putnam Co., N. Y.-S. r.
PRATT and Z. c. SEYMOUR, PnneipalS-Ths next session
Of this Itstitution will eonmsace May and continue Eve
months Terms-Board and Tuiton <T 50 per quarter Ma
sic 10; Mden Languages s5 Drawing S.; Painting, 80
For eeuas containing full particulars references &c. address
Priuciuals
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21

CELECT BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS
T. W BEcKwIrH. Principal
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y COUNTY, n. Y.-Ths Summer Session will commence
MONDAY April 81 and continue q weeks Terms for Board
ard Tuition in English branches s0 per There are
two Depanents Mse and Female entirely s-psrste and dis
uct in sticn and management Circulars Of each Depart
nent rnsy be bad at IylSON PHINNEYS No s2l Broad
Wv or cf the Prr cipals, ct Florida
JOHN w. ROUND. A NJ Principal Malls Department
Nis FANNIE JACKSON Prneip.l Female Department
JOHN W. ROUND, Principal Of Insatris
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xxyIJARF PROPERTY at BROOKLYN, be

w tween tbe Wsil-et aud South Ferros t0 feet n
he liver ard running bsck AS feet " fursst with - feet
Ssh Of wster prses occupied By The Delaware and Hnd
fun sn and Coloru6isss 20 Let or Lease. Appy %
OF Nc. r7s fpskst, Ny.
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STEAM POWER to LET-A brick two story
OBUILpING 100 feet by So al Eizabethport j. Apply 70
BAIZ 47 Broadway or TO J. H. ROLSTON Elizabethport
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I.i.pd within five minutes walk Of the Snug Hsrbor
.n61 with eight acres Of Lam attached well stocked sI,h
Fr sfd Vegetable Garden under hs state OF
T Hn,e stands on rising ground and commands one o. ne
se. views on the nofth Of the Island Apply 10 ia =
w BLAT HFORD No 80 Wal-st., Sew-fork, or W. H.
IOTHEND No s. Mal.st.
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New round-corner 6t-octave
ID PIANOS. with iron frames Tor tl9 secondhan 40 s
4aa 5 l6O and sl75; MELODEONS for SIS SIS and r6a
PIANOS and MELoDEoNs to LET st SOW rates by ; I
Pis,os and Mason Hamln's Melodeons and HsrmoDums
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ITO be LET-72 LOTS near the Arsenal,
making the entire plot Of ground ying betweep sts e9d
Pear Stable but suitable for Csreeners or
Boxmakers Shop. Apply TO GEORGE Jones,
North corner Of Broadway and Wsrren-st
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KNDERHOOK BOARDING-sCHOOL for

IN BOYS-The Trustees Of Kindsrhook Academy have the
satisfaction that the Term will OPEN
Nav under the auspices Of its late Principal Mr. ALEX
ANDEE WATSON A. NJ, whose distn guished ability snd
education. Bosrders in the Principals family will enjoy
liar .dvsntAses Terms s 200 Circular At APPLE
TONS Ne. Ss Broadway; of the Principal No !. Cntonst
Brooklyn the undersigned. w. Ii. TOBEf Prest
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com MEDAL Observation-Disclosures

few Of these splendid Instruments just received They
are the substitutes for the Organ yet known s1i are ad
uaby adspte for the of small Churches Prices from
a8C 10 1886 according size su number of stops Illustrated
Price List with full description Of The instrument ioIwarded
e. a. a,nlcstion no THOMAS BAKER,
No ST Broadway, Nsw-fork.
Piano. N Rent and rent allowed on purchasing
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fve.stoy BUILDING, with Store, Dwelling and fine Gel;
lArs on corner 20ths and A The building is p
feet by IS feet inches uitsbe for almost any business
purrase Of the Lofts extend ell The Pos
session siven Immediately.
JAMES SALMON, No. 10 Livingston place
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CTORE TO LET in Clinton Hall, Ast0r Place,
- sp.ciuus and well lighted each street. lease Tor
tenn Of years will be given TO good tenant Apply on 'ne
r.nisee or to EDMUND COFFIN, No. 81 Broad'st
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In Winchester, Va, at the hiring, men servants
brought from 500 to Sl36; women, $40 to 500
boys, $50 to $40 girls from $40 to $35.
The 9Th of January was observed in New York
by the Democrats. Letters from Hon. John Letcher
and Hon. Thomas s. Bocock, of Virginia, were
read.
Chas. Allen, soldier of the Revolution, died at
Laurensvile, s. c. on the 9Th inst
Col VIM II. Polk, a brother of ex.President
Polk, has been appointed one of the Democratic
Presidential electors of the State of Tennessee.
Donal McGregor the leading actor of the wor-
cester, Mass, museum, died Monday night A few
moments after taking OF the costume with which
ne mad been performing in "1on.n
Grisi, the Prima Donna, became n r,o,bor ~
Brighton, England, on Christmas day.
VIM. s. Maggie, Treasurer of the Broadv.y Th.-
tire, New York. and husband of Fanny t,rsnn,a-
the popular actress, died on Tuesday.
Ed Campbell was found frozen TO death 49,.
Wheeling. Va, few days since.
Mr.. Chanfrau and Miss Albertine are PLAYING Il,
Washington.
Jasper Cope. well known citizen of Philadel.
phia- died on Sunday last
The higate Potomac has been heard from NJ tha
Navy Department, having arrived nj San Juan del
Norte--all well. ~
The o. 3, cutter Joseph Lane, Cant q Jones
arrived q So Germain the 9Th uit In loS ssilIng
Gays nom Norfolk, which port she left MAY lOth
The shock Of an earthquake was felt NJ O.den.
burg, A. T. on Saturday, the 9Th inst
], The house Of Jesse Owens. Hector N "
burned down january It'll while he v,. 60 80
nome ana his mother and his two chdrsv :. ssn
burned to death. '"''''un were
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THE IRISH INVASION AFFAIR.--The Irish
American publishes letter of instructions which
has been forwarded from Washington to the u. S.
District Attorney in New York. 1t is from Attor-
ney Gen. Gushing. He says:
In consequence of meeting purporting to have
such object, which has recently occurred in New
York. the President directs me again to invite you
to vigilance on the subject. While it is difficult to
believe that such intention is entertained by any
persons in the United States. if entertained that
it win reach the stage of an overt illegal act
ertheless, 1t seems proper that the subject should
have your consideration.
The President is, of course. soicitous that no
violation of law shall go unrebuked, and especially
none which touches foreign relations, and thus
affect the honor and the peace of the whole coun.
try. He therefore particularly desires you not
to fail to institute criminal proceedings against
any person who shall be engaged in illegal acts
of the character above referred to, otherwise
contrary to our obligations OF friendship to Great
Britain.
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80. rr.,.ud had indicated her Withdrawal o.
S.ss.s ,.;,,,s 70 4 proiectorats over the Mosquiic
r w,., .;cm and possession Of the Bay lsanas
h.ss NET with no one to-day who credits tnis r. 3
,crt 81 Who thinks that e harmonises win ~ -
tse reliable Information we pcssess on me
The American Colonization Society me. Wu.s 49,
The annual report Is Of an encouraging snals EEL
representing the experiment Of improving In,
by means of the return to her o. hef - HI ~.
dren, a. fully successful The address Of me non,
George p Marsh though deliveries Wi.no.s nc =.
highly Instructive. There was much regret that
the Rev. Mr.. Lee, of your city, who had been an
nouneed. had not arrived; but the Rev Mr. Bur.
rows, of Richmond, very kindly delivered an nm
studied, but pertinent and sensinie address.
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WAsAINeroN, Tuesday Might Ian n

1utsuay NIRuI, Jan.
The members of the House of Representatives
talk In the evening Of having returned from the
bark-mill in which their daily rounds are performed
At the opening of the mill this morning. Mr.. Quit.
man, of Miss, (who with three of the South Caro-
lima members, and some others, were yesterday
regarded as indicating some distrust of Mr. Rich
ardson) arose and expressed himself satisfied with
Mr.. r., and, though not agreeing entirely with him
in principle, certified to his orthodoxy i'm general
This was presumed to be part of the programme
adopted by the Democratic caucus last night but
when Mr. Wilson was called he too had something
to say In justification of his course the tenor al
which was, that though voting persistently for
Mr.. Richardson Ii was his purpose TO vote for any
conservative and suitable member whose election
could be compassed. his great desire being the or
ganixatAon of the House. The work of voting
!nen went on As usual, the only notable incident Of
Ing uAy oeing an unsuccessful attempt Of the
hanks party 70 resolve into existence the plurality
TUE, we except what / must term very unfair
.stc9ps ~ MI. Chngman. of North Carolina 10
CONVEX nj. banks of having expressed a doubt a
TO whether the white or black race was s1,nar;or
sna sos'ss 20 sse me doubt resolved by the ANAL
f. 49, - 'Ao ."o races that one might be lost
IN the other. MT. Banks when eatechisad -.
swered IN manner 50 entirely incomn. ,hIs ,.;sh
me viewsot southern members that ~,
Of what he said ought 70 be regarded ~ - lasss
Irepsat e that we are near q plura ,;tv .,......
- tnet snenen so-day did not compass n ~,
week wiM Il " the only means Of arrsrss =, I'll
neDhers sesm disposed 10 consider 49, emenf
9eans they mnat and will adopt They des,,s o -
eaeenons ana - learn from most reljsbie $3.50. n
ne fresadAnf Of the United States il yerv n.y..
Al az desires for m organization
ampesc9 was sent northward, and I supno..
sn ssd. nom this city last night stating thst for
~ sAAs !" preserving seod terms with the United
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FROM CAPE HAYTIEN-By the arrival at New
York of the brig Vulture Capt. Perkins, from
Cape Hayden, with adyices to December both, we
learn that nearly the whole male population had
been marched off to join Soulouque's army, which
was reported to be 10000 strong and to be march
ing against ST. Jago
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For sale by DOVE 4 co. ~ COG
IRCUIT COURT, RfCHNT1I

rlRCU1T COURT, RICHMOND. VA.
~ THIS IS TO CERTIFY that my daughter had been
suffering with Chronic Darrhra for about ten yes r.
and bad been attended by several prominent pIy 4
cians but failed in receiving any permanent relief
der their treatment During the last spring and sum.
ner, she was induced to try Bakers Premium Hi.
ters, and from the time she commenced the use on
them she began to improve, and 10 now az consider
perfectly cured. ''ao',
1855. WM v Ngynmo cf,
ror can be supplied by calling on Messrs. pin.
s 1911, LApD CO., Richmond Va, and Druggist.
da IN
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PRESENTATION OF AMERICANs.-The Emperor
and Empress of France received the following
Americans Oh the evening of December "a Mr.
Jennings Wise, (son of the Governor of Virginia)
Secretary of the American legation Mr. Benham
and Mrs. Macrae, presented by Mr.. Mason, the
American Minister.
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eoaaEsroxpsscE or THE oisrare%
WASHINGTON. Sunday night, Jan. ia

w.sHrsoTos. sunday Night, Jan. IL
Ida NOT know why, bat the opinion ss'a a..s
strength that the plurality rule y very SUI - III
shs trcuble In the House, and Mr. banks Hisna a
Are confident of bis election IN tnas W ~, ,h;nr
80 sser<rd voula follow. Mr.. Banks Is generaiy
sS,atss5 .nd h warmly supported by those OF ms
I'm wsv m thinking but not by all who now vote
Tar him. Richardson Is sure OF HE seventy-nSe-
some saw al seventy-seven--andI do not think nj.
Rsnks can come mp TO this while q pretext can be
tound by the Campbell wing 10 refrain from coming
nm They will try hard 10 make II appear taat
another man, whom the Banks men can VOC Io.,
can concentrate the whole Free SOU vote, snd 'en
thew will vote for such man Mr.. Camppei mas
already declared that he has both persohal anu
political objections TO Mr. Banks In th'' no 'pe"Ne
the voice OF a number.
The New York Assembly presents the same kind
of a spectacle, giving In the eiectien OF speAsel
ffor which forty ballots have been had) forty-hve
American. thirty.fve Republican, and forty Hard
and Soft Democratic votes.
Amer n careful analysis of all that was said and
done and omitted to be said and done, so far as
can be ascertained, at - diplomatic dinner at the
Presidents house on Thursday last the political
gossips of the city have to the conclusion that
nothing valuable can be eliminated beyond the
facts that the social relations between the members
Of our government and Mr.. Champion are very
pleasant and that both the government and all the
foreign ministers present make point Of testifying
and, Of course, their opposition to Colonel Parker
H. French, the minister sent by Colonel Walker
believe, however that Walker viii be perma-
nently successful In Nicaragua, and that anon a
minister of his nomination may not be refused
And not only this, but Ibeeve that In very little
time the government thus established viii relieve
England and the United States of the trouble they
taking upon themselves with respect to Central
America. Were Walker in condition to essay the
undertaking, he might and would even now accede
to the propositions before him to aid the people OF
other States in establishing improved governments.
What England processes to own he might not ven.
ture to infringe upon but she can claim no such
right of protectorship will entitle her to inter
fere in internal CONNEXIONS even though these
should be excited by rather recent immigrants.
The mails between Richmond and Washington
have been slow and irregular since the first heavy
fall of snow; but this is affiiction which
we must bear with all the philosophy we can bring
TO our aid The detention of the mails renders ne
cessary the epitomizing of news in general to
adapt to the Geographic wires and this saves the
reader world OF trouble, and greatly facilitates
the discrimination of knowledge. A. b. G.
The Chance t3r Speaker-Mr. Richardson-Demo
cratic Caucus-7hc Chances Of Mr.. Banks and his
Portion - Criminal Prosecution - Smahson gs
Mann and the Prospect Of a Reversed Cduse-Mann
5s. Smithsoa.
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WINDOW laf.AsS-.A vnried as.ortmeut
e., al. A's, suitable ter Iront store wiBaews;
y; ~. * W WIN. SATTLEh,
= = 142 Main strset
gTT nATHs.--Round ana O6ionx Foee
= Tubs Hip or Sta, Spence and Infants Bsths. n
ZIMMERMAN.
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INSANE MAN KILLED.-On Thursday night the
keeper ofthe Insane Asylum, in Concord, n H.,
was attacked by patient, who had been an in.
mate for Is years. and was compelledto kill him in
self defence