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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

Duroea ~ the SisaAs,
By the arrival Of . gentleman in this
city yesterday, We are put 10 possession
Of the details OF q terrible outrage, com.
mitssd b. the 0ioux Indians, nsss Glen
coe, on Sunday 23d ult.
4 party Of Sioux lndians esptursi .
few days previous to the $50, near Glen.
coc Chippewa Indian. The Indians
10 council determined, sitter retaining the
Chippewa to point on Buffalo Creek.
near Glencoe, snd there burned him 10
death.
Our informant derived his informs.
ton from . teamster, who Was psss,s
near the spot selected for the terriblg
outrage, with wagon loaded with goods
All efforts made hy him to save the Chip
pewa we're futile. He represents that the
Chippewa met all the horrid tortures in.
licted on him with the greatest indiffer.
encc. He vas burned ct . slow tire, and
fingered several hours before he expired.
When the teamster passed, the Indian
was tied to . stake, aud the slow fire by
which he wss consumed, had but parti
ally destroyed bis feet and sncles. While
tied to the stake, the Indian WAS scalped
AMI otherwise mutilated. 1t 10 supposed
this outrage was committed BY the Siouxs
in revenge for the horrible murder Of
Dakota women, 10 the fall, near Lao qui
Psrle,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

~ A great charity fair has just been
eeaclodsd q he Crystsl Palace, New York.
It was epened o the 10th inst, and ito pro-
eeeds are to b devoted to the snlareenent
Il he s.. viaesnt's Hespitsl, IN institutisa
N charge q ~ Sisters ef Charity. The
IT proceeds ayo $4,000.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17
Ig Leigh Hunt saws :-"God ma

Fer Leigh Hunt say, :-"''od made
both tears and laughter, and both for
kind purposes {; lor. a. laughter ena-
bles mirth and surprise 10 breathe
freely, So tcars rnablc SORROW to vent
itself patiently. Tears hinder sorrow
from becoming despair and nladnr.>
and laughter is one of the very priv
legcs Of reason, being confined I" tl,c
human species.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

The River at st. Paul, SAYS the Pioneer
4 Democrat, closed on the 10th day Of
November. At this place boats were run
ming during the enii,e month, making a
difference of time for navigation Of upward
Of tweLty days.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

OnIo.-In Ohio, at the October cleo
ton, the democrats carried eight Con
gressional districts: at the Presidential
election three additional districts gave
buchanan majority, Thus eleven of
the twenty one districts Of that State
are democratic.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

pnoFIrAn,E NEvf, RE.-nnr day
last week gentleman Of Ncw >myrna
Florida, arrived Il, Charlr>,ouH :. g..
with 10000 orange, whi-h he di>po.
sed OF at SO per thousand. These
oranges were raised IL hi, own labor
unass istcd hN amy "ht, AMI from IAN
orchard of trees only tour Years old
st. Augustine was lormtrl' celebrated
for the abundance 81 "rana"> gown IN
its vicicity, h,,, lev years ago !. Sc
ycre frost Killed nearly ali the tree, So
that the raising oiihi> lucio,i> fruit has
been confined TO places IN The more
southern part Of the state.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

Since the death II John N. Clayton,
Mr.. Cri,tenden Of KY, IS the .'Fa;he," Of
the U. 5. Senate. He first took hi- seat m
1911. Pearce Of Maryland, is the next in
order Of seniority. His services commenc ed
in lSA3. Gen. Cass comm need in lSi5.
The principal portion Of the Senators en-
tered in 1916 and lB47.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

MoBocKAcl.- \ Rex. Nj. Dodge,
who pretended to be :. Baptist clergy
man, Wa, lately taken by the citizens
of Gran, county, Wisconsin, plunged
naked into a snow bank, and aiierward,
taken out OF town d, u rail. He va,
otherwise mal,reaird, ,hnngh hot in
iur,l bodily. The cause Ut thl, was
an arrangement having been made by
the aforesaid Mr.. Dodge To .lope with
another mans wife, respectable wo
man Of the county, whereat the indig-
nant people took the law into then
own hands. SO SAYS the Lancaster
Herald.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

~ Two brokers have been arres-
ted in New York and held to bail in
$4,000 for selling counterfeit money
II appear they have carried on the
business for several year,.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

LAnD WAanAxss DEcL,xIxo.-In
New YsQks q Wednesday, Land War
rsnts soJd = folows: 10 acres sl,o5 !;
60 Gle; $50 eoe; 100, o..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

The Democrats of New England
have COMMUNICATED the event which
the late national contest decided, in q
grand banquet and Jubilee in Fsnueil
Hall, Boston, and speeches were made
by the following gentlemen, viz
HON. b. HALLE11, GEN. c. II.
PEASLEE, HON. JOHN 5. WELLS,
HON. w. q. S. MOORE, EDWARD
). RIDDLE, ESQ, COL. b. +. BUT
LEK, +. J. PARKER, ESQ, COL. G.
&. GREENE, OLIVER STEVENS,
ESQ, ID. w. O'BRlEN, ESQ, COL. G.
II. GkDKGE, HON. &. LEVI WOOD
BURY, EX COY. STEELE. OF n. H.,
AND OTHERS.
1t was fitting that these dcmonstra-
tlons should be made in Boston, for a
'loodless victory over more danger
oliS foe than the one that assailcd the
pairio,s of the Eeyolutiou ON the
heights Of Bunker Hill. 1t va, not
victory 70 ao;u na,i,,,al independence.
but on. /, sustain and defend what
our fathers gained, and preserve the
blessed fruits OF their toll and suffer
ing. /, WAS a desperate struggle
against the internal and not the .1ter-
oai foes OF tie Union. No wonder
mat hutiires and ilEuluiuations should
follow the achievement Of So i,npor-
ian, victory.
ihc Democracy beicld the approach
Of the Mon, foes, and saw them, as
the British AT 6rs, ,iid in the Revou-
non. gain victory after victory in differ
rnt States. and Witnessed the d.,vltion
Of sI,";l,uacn and traitors from their
rank, IN imitation ,i the tories in the
dsys Of Washington. and then there
va, rally Of all patriot, around the
standard ii the Union. borne alot, by
i,uchanau and Breckiuridgc. and the
rncmie, of American. liberty and In
non were scattered.
/, is ,i,,;no tina, W. sbould rejoice
AMI -. the british first commenced
their war IN New ENGLAND so the
Black Republi,an, BEGAN their work
], Treason, on the same ball,wel soil
m. l,.,,c,s r.,d a, m, I,nu,c, from
E.,;,,,o,shod ,n., II au ,ar,s 81 Tho
'"""''. p''"'"c a sP'''' i"'' vi Tue 'o'-
test patriotism. They all exhibit
gratitude for the safe deli, erance Of
,h,. nation rom ;,nm,ucn, n.rl A.
NOM, the letters was one fr,, each of
,h. ,,Ilox;, .,,I.,n.r =;
I,o\ LEWIS ,,S> Un\ HT.
Frs Cj,o,TF Iyoy HARRY mr..
BARD HON IVAN EJ-REN HON
Ed EEACU HON Insl\uHAN.
DALI HON SAMUEL WELLS
HON ISAAcTnt-CEy Uo\ rrv.
ErDY Johnson IIo\ r EE\.
Ton. MAYoERICE A\DTIIoN,S
Ep A\cJS uE,,.uEp ESQ
m. ON. from N. IJo, Harry JI;h.
laxl a. ..,,.
~ e' '"' 's ''''"'
o''o ana Truthful toast
The Election OF buchanan and
Breckinrldge-Thc victory Of patriot
Ism over moral treason OF enlighten-
ed scli-go,ernmeet over violence and
disorder-oi the Union and the Con-
stltution over the cAtrcmcs OF section
allsm and disunion North and South.
How truthful the sentiment how
Successive ,h. existence of sucb con.
,:.: 80. :.
,.u,,.,o.. a,,, L.. ill.,,
.,.,.,u h,,. -. .lI; :.
N. ,.th co,,,,,,. ,,r,.a,, :, rl.a.,;.
-. Iona, H. p, .,,;
manufactured h., h..,ho, nn,;,.
The ,e,,e, 81 Thon.s rr.n.;. u,
,,h.r H. o,o.o, ,.;.h Az CHI.
L,.,,,;sl .o,,;o...
a rerolutionlst under a monarchy
am a conservative under republic.
ms sentiment boldly utter IN behalf
OF a Thousand OF Irish immigrants, ill.,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

GaAlH SHIPMENTS FROM CHlcAGu.-
The following are said 70 have been
the shipments OF Grain from Chicago
this season:
Wheat 100000 bushels To Buffalo.
100000 to Oswego, ard 100000 to
other ports. Corn: 100000 bushels
10 Buffalo, 1000, 900 to O>wego, and
100000 to other ports. Oats: 300,
600 bushels to Buffalo, $4,000 to Os-
wego, and 100000 TO other ports.-
Flour: 100000 barrels to Buffalo, and
$4,000 to other ports.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

- llesida papsW ~ tAss the or
aags ana lsnsa essP b tAat etaas viii
beGssa ~ esansA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17
JUeTIcE IN EAGNASD AND AMERICA


JUeTIcE IL EAGNASD AND AMERICA.-A
bout the same time Huntington, charged
with excessive forgerics, was arrested here
u man named Robson, WHO had defrau-
ded the Crystal Palace at Sydenham Of
GlO,OOU, was arrested in Eoglaub. Rob
son has ben indicted, tried, found guilty
and sentenced to twenty yeats, lmpri>on-
ment. TIE trial of Huntington hero has
not yoa even been commenced.-N. Y.
Courier.
The difference in the cases is indeed stri-
king, and it may yet be even more re
markable for their rs no knowing when
Huntington will be brought to trial.
Their is assuredly sopetoing radically
wrong IN our xdministr a. ion Of Grim nal
law. N. Y. Com. Adv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

E1- 1t is said that England draws
from us annually some 100000 for
steel pens a4f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

TRrE A. PREAcHlSc.-Auut Mary
saw. over a tailor> door. sign bearing
the inscription, the Fountain OF Fash
.on." ".Ah," exclaimed she. THAI,
must be the place where the spirits
come from.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17
OYSTERS! OYSTERS!

BY THE CAN. KEd, DoZ or CASE,
UyNNmay be fouhd NJ all times at the OYS-
STER DkpOr opposite the Rst Once, nj
low figures can be obtained u this State. Your
attention isslso invited 10 thosr beautiful large
count Oysters. put up in half gallon kegs, for fam
lily Cash ordeIs ty mall or expires. will
prompt attention Ifidr.-s
nsfyae dam ". ID NAhp, Ageut, box - r. q
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17
Clothing.
FURNISHING GOODS,
s1psN Bows, (iOihimG.

Our stock ~ HGi nshing Goods consists IN part ~
ries. stoks. Gip,cs. Suspendrrs, Shirts, Collars.
Drawers aud Hosiery.
Come and Sc ~. vc hSg" = full and splendid stoch
Of every kind TO suit the and please tho
u the meet fAstidious.
Thankful for the liberal patronage that hes bern
bestowed on us,we hoI~ by ciase application bus
tne's and our utmost endeAvors to pienas that W.
vii merit 4 continuance Of our Old customers and
large increase Of new ones
dec2tf j 4 DRAYEk co
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

Boston, Dec. l3.
The brig Henrietta Hsns has arrived
here with Honduras dates to November
25th.
The country WAS tranquil, and the ex.
citement caused by Gen. Walkers inter-
ference 10 The Nicaragua affairs had
somewhat subsided.
There is nothing new 10 regard to the
future course Of Honduras in supporting
the other States against Walker.
The news Of Walker's success was not
known to the people Of Honduras, and
i, was still believed that ths famous ad.
venturer hal been defeated.
The party Of American gold diggers
who have been in Honduras for some
time past, prospecting for the precious
metal, bad nearly all left the county, N
account of the siskly climate. which had
proved On the coas. very iebi.itatlog 30
Americana.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

EDrcAno>AL.-The Preshytery Of Iowa
City has fund at lis disposal Of $1,000,
the bequest Of MIR. Coz Of New York.
for the purpose Of founding q L o.legiate
Institute. This object will 30 carried
out at the place which shall make the
most advantageous oIier for the lossi,u-
tiOn. The Advocate states that M ei-
fort is making at Lyons, Clinton Co., to
secure the location Of the College 10
that town.
Emigration TO the West.-,Thc Cass-
vile G..) Standard speaks with SUR
prise Of the multitude of emigrants
crowding the streets Of that town
bound for the far West. The emf
grants are mostly from North and
South Carolina.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

TIE PArENT OFFIcE.-The Patent
office at Washington furnishes crafty
ing evidence Of the mechanical ingenu-
ity of our ronntrynen. which appears
t. be more active than aiiys nation in
the world. The number oil upplica-
tons for the present year Is nearly five
thou sand. III $50. in Great Britain,
the number was 2959 and in France
4u5e. There la, been in this country
an annual average Issue Tor the four
years previous 10 this yea, OF 1880
patents. Some Of these Ioohli,.s, ar.
Of no account. but thu mechanics ,oI.-
veniences brought ont every day viii
show that by far the greater part are
teal labor saving aud economical ma
chimes.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

pIANo FonIE LEsso IS. Miss Wk,r's
Class, although large, still she wosld be
pleased to give Lessons TO few more
pupils. Her residence is on Fourth
street, north eide, one door east Of Bra.
dy, with her Father, J. Z. Hilireth edi-
tor Of the estate Democrat. Applica.
tons may be made at Der residence or
OF Mr.. Hldre.h at the Office Of this pa
per.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

lroUR 70 acre lots, I milo north Of Hu,oa ,t.t..o
i On the and n Railroad, on rsa.ouAtl. ,ru.
AID 90 srcs, one faiie north - Waicatt: CHEAP
onr-hAif cash, hAAnct ~ On. and two years
Also. $50 scr-s in Washington county, % sers-
nn' timber, and Yunnihs water on part This ana
Is only 10 mil'~ fr,m Iowa City, and II from wasA.
insion, on hnr toaa r. IN Columbus u nichmond -
WI y" Shehrst, aId part time
Also Tour 90 ssre tls near Iowa CITY b.autifsl
farming land, and ". u wstcr.i
Alec. lot, In West bsyentpatt ranging In s,xs
from 90 feet BY 2O u \ acres, sold Tor \ dyvp All
balance in Que Asd two y.ar.
AiHo few well siiuAted lots In Tie city u peyssv-
port. T. br sold on,ssy iermO
Also, one Vel nni.h-i new brick dwelling. eapL,
rooms. large cellar, wood house and stable. beauti,ui
" situated on the hui; from tho ohser ystorv can y,
sen alAFge poEtkn OF the city, Ro.s Island aud
4olinr
Ai.o. sevr'sl nest buildings on ln,,.d grou,i
w1niJ o. sold On rssan ablc terms Apply to
A NJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

SofISNiSG rug EXPRESSION. That's q
laundering big lie, said Tom. No, re-
piled Dick, it's only a Illuminating en-
largemsnt Of elougasing verscisy. Tom
took of hie hat, elevated his eye. and
held his tongue.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

IT, Ladies OF Texa, do the work
oiIeap year with degree OF expedition
which would astonsh any body butthe
natives. 4 Southern exchange SAYS
that three girls in Texas, last month.
went visiting, and returned i'll II week.
each with AN Indian husband.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17
Albany, Dec. L..

NIUAnV, DC. l..
The case Of Paige ". Philips, which
has been under argume1, in tho U. ).
Circui, Court for the past four days, be.
fore Judge Hall, closed With yerdic,
in favor OF the plaintiff. The suit was
brought for an infringement OF Pages
patent circular saw mills, Tor manufac.
turing lumber out Of rough timber. Some
fifty suits already commenced hang on
this verdict. The CAGE sill he carried
up.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17
;TATE DEMOCRAT DAVENPORT, IOWA. DECEMBER H. 1856.

IMPORTANT TO BETTING MES.-The
Supreme Courts Of Ohio aud South
Carolina have recently decided that
the losing party in wager may recov-
er from the stakeholder the money he
may have deposited with him. Al
though the latter, after the deternina-
ton Of the wager. had, BY the order Of
the depositor, PAID the money over to
the winner This decision ofthe Court
is destined to effect an entire revolution
in the betting world.
We commend this matter TO those
individuals who have bet So much du-
ring the late Presidential eleciion.--
We know tina, the losers OF bets
may often i,npoverish his family, aud
cause his own complete bankruptcy,
without endeavoring 10 avail himself
Of the laws which would relieve hlrn
from the consequences Of his own rash
ness and folly. To repudiate bet is
looked upon as 10 better than pleading
the baby act, or the laws against usury
and therefore it often happens that
many men lose all that they are worth
without nurmnr, simply because 1t
looks mean 10 repudiate such acts OF
folly committed in the heat OF excite
ment aud passion. Betting is becom-
ing an alarming vice, and there ought
10 be a healthy public opinion that
will di,conntcn.ncc and pat it down.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

Frauds, and irregularities with fraud
ulent bearing seem to abound. Fast liv-
ing is the cause, and the temptations OF
a "fast" society seem TO be irresistible,
90 80 to lead to breaches Of t,uet
1t has transpired this afternoon that u
/ vel! known msrke, reporter OF the name
Of Thompson, employed for many years
on The Morning Courier and Enquirer,
sailed 10 the Persia yesterday for Eu-
rope, having taken with him some con-
siderable amounts Of Exchange on Lon
don and Liverpool, as well as coupon
State Bonds, Virginia skies, Tennessee
skies, &C., which he had bought Of
Brown Brothers, Lee Brothers &co.,
Wbitehouse, Sen 4 Morrison, Cammann
I II Whitehouse, aud others, 10. ali which
he gave his checks, which prove to be
nproyided fer.
Mr.. Sturges, tie paying teller Of the
Bank OF America has also ceased 10 fill
that Office, iD consequence OF his having
certified the check for $40 900 of "a par
I " who had M funds there 10 cover it.
The friends Of the party have since made
good part OF it.
These Irregularities are lamentable, and
their discovery should be a warning.
The demand Cor money continues
quick. The supply is, however, liberal.
Rates are steady at 8 Lao per cent. for
first class long dated bills, and ID for
second class; Baltimore and PHILADELPHIA
abounds 10 the market, and is negotia-
ted at loal2 per cent.-N. y. Times.
Dec. IL.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17
Handsome Residence Il Rent
LAND FOR SALE.

Removal
~ q RAIDS Land once over r,llm.n pov.,.
Mcican's Bsus on Braiy ,trret. ngvas,s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17
Splendid Farm fer Sale.

I'HIs farm contains 200 acres, $50 under cultivs.
tioh-ioO acres superior timber. good d~elLing,
out-houses and nn- barn, beautiful stresu, u run
ming water that never faIs, and nhe orchard Of ali
kinds Of fruit
IEkss ~ easy that after the first payment The
isrn, may be made 80 pay the deferred pay mrnt.
Apply TO To CAnx
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17
100 Acres tninproyed Land

mis- - beautiful land being In sec. s,r. ~, r. a.
only IL milo, from the CITY and y miles from L q
CLAIR Price rcssonsGi' and terns easy Apply b,
move r n rama
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17
For Sale or DAasn

M., M ~, e',Eibe Building Lots, sssustsl
=, On usf'n Th,ri Ripley and RIondescs st,e,ss
neu!Ars enquire of CoRsis 4 Dow. or
"usuNI AMR9MAY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17
atu Aoutrtistmtnts.

CIRCULATING LIBRARY
Ana News Dot opp2~ii. the LaCisir. House. New
iutk, Oh. a.V5 aud Cincinnati Dail@> received -N-
ryiay. y. II. STARR, Agent
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Cnicr thi, head limited number Of special not ice
will be inserted at ten cents per line each inserio
fifty cents per week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE REPRE- EN-
TATIVES OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.

The Annual Meeting Of the Representatives OF the
New.Yorh Fire Department took place last evening at
Fbemens Hall. The President, JoHs 3. BELcHEE,
oecutitd the chair large number of Representa-
tyes were present.. The Trustees OF the Fire Depart
uept Fund submitted their report.
The Treasurer ad remaining In his hands last year
balance of $8 49, since which time he bias received,
from various sources, the rum Of ~ Cp ~. WHICH,
the aggregate, amounts TO ~, l5 80 out Of which
there hes been expended the cum OF slssJ VI rem
yested a. Geo. leaving balance, dep0sited In the bur
chtn and Droven' Bank 10 the credit OF the fire
Departnen, Fund.- of o., 2l3 "a. The Permanent Fund
Including Trust and Special Trust Funds now amount.
10 s 550 invested as follows; $93, 800 on bond and
mortgage. ard $3.50 in Manhattan Bank stock.
The nterett derive from the Permanent Fund Is only
ab4 ut o., $50 per snnrm The sum OF money PAD 70
tie widows on the pension list Is over n 100 yeul
willie II pa, mepts for the purchase Of shoes and coal
are abe nj alcC0 more. Tie income derived from the
Permanent Fund ia entirely Inadequate 70 cover these
two items aloLe. The Trustees spprehensive that
owing TO the constantly increasing number OF spp-
carts for aid at no dstsLt period, the demands apoa
he ire ssny increase In the same Ieo a. IN the last Two
yesrs they viii be compelled TO break In upon tho
PermsDsut Fund, unless sustained by the continued
hberaity Of this genera community.
Since The lat report the Committee have distributed
among the various bene6ciares, ,e7S pair OF thoes
icing a auch larger number than ever before given
cut
The Representatives then proceeded to elect ofncen
for the ensuing year with the following result: fes
dent David Milliken; Vice President, John Giletsn
Secretary, VIM. A. Woodhul; Treasurer, John ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09
A CORRECTION.
To the Editor ef The n. Y. Tribune.

To TIE Editoyef The ". y. Tribuae
SIR: TIE declaration of Mr.. Delavan and his learned
friend, Ppf Mccoy, that the Court of Appeals decided
that "prohbitioLs Of sale could be applied to liquor
"slready in the State is Incorrect. The Court de-
cided no such thing. The only decision of the C,urt
was that the Prohihory law Of 1855 unconstitu-
tonal aid void. Three Of the Court dissented fro N
this Blu, three sfilmed it because the law, in pro-
htitirg liquors on hand destroyed property in thOse
liquors wihou, iue process Of law" aod therefore
VI ccnsttutionsDy while two dsseotei from that opin-
op ard sfi med that the provisions OF the act pre-
e6ns The place. N r Thea alone Lannon'S Gs sh' De
siIucion Of property in liquors hand The PROPOSE
ors lut foih by the Court worJed IS TO cover
both sectors. The two last Judges with the three
iss,nters are II opinion that toe sale of liquors
hand may prohibited by the lie ,i-Ature if the public
coed require but the Count asa Court, gave no such
a. c;siop
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09

At Daylight thh morning, it discovered that me
secfioSal canal boat Dsnsl ConneB lying in docs
in The Delaware, short distance below Market sheIs
bad dissppesr during the night some porsose ~
foupd floating On the surface Of ibe water sod spo9
uoir the cock, il was asceraned that the oosS hs
rui during the night. Three rtrcns wer c,h;..
be slsepit In the cabin o. the ve,se, snd nctnIns
rs ,irre Teen heard Of them, il slmost cesS nsy
ore drowned. Their names are a. 'os , .,..sn ~
BRADY aged about twenty ave o-o T anS arober,
.po 'oe. o, 90 sIsy.n and fourtess yeas. Ins
49, hsrasd A. CIR don. email m '1ass.cturng place
CO ts Le6s about t:S I 'ss srsdE .ss
nrsDS nj known how tie accident hsyPensd
Tt. h.., vas loaded with tg bon. PREPARATION are
bei s made to recover the Soeiss; ,,. ..a., Al.