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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

4 UC1ION SALE OF go BUSINESS LOTS
= 10 the CITY Of OSHKOSH Wicoosn i ptop1ss - SCI
At the OsL,osh Hotel. in OsbEoth TUESDAY he ga OF
Y. usry 80 CENTRALLY usted LOTS IN thai cty CO n
prsg 100 OF ysGbpe front on the OK hVt
suy the city and lots IL its immediate vicinity TERhs Oas
oussr cash bs,nee cash HogsEe al che two d tnrss
e y Der For further PARTICULARS mo ire u bEo
,cnber At Bva.lo JOS sTRlNGHAM.
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ndntina 4.d1emes.

4 DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES,
a. No ets BROADWAY. SEW-Yohh.
No ISL hCErAGIE -PLACE BROOkLfN
Cs-sss opsn f1- ~ reeep.ior II sgptL 80,
weekly Assemblies lD both Il ies sad Gentle a7 ~ eth
.hme e for pr.y ice u tue Lancer Qesde, OefG4
Cotliou AID sl O:ttr dances
Cirovs. oi ke sppy either Of the AeAdeniss
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FULTON FIRE-INSURANCE COMPANY
j. An ELECTION for DIRECTORS etthi, Company VIII he
held st Ofce, No 10 Wast MONDAY the 7th dsy Of
December next between the hours Of IL m. and p
JAMES N. RANKIN. Secretary.
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fesi and fonno.

7 OST, MISSENT or STOLEN-The following
H DRAFTS dawn by SATHER L CHURCH OF 3ss FIsD
cisco psyse the Shoe and Lesber D. sler 6suk 1n
dep sited New Yok Post Office directed - d. T.
MILLS Boston the Of December and have not
c.lved him The public cautioned against tie
zane: First Of exchange No $3.50 70 orce Of d Mii
70 order If H. A Parker AID Ldosed By him III @"7 g.
7 OST-A CHECK, No. I79, for $50, drawn BY
II SAMUEL 7 BULL Trauner Agen. Of the STATE Of Oaio
on the Ohio Life usuiaoce sDd Trust Company payable a, the
American Exctapee Bank New Any finding the
will be bersy rewarded delivering 70 tie Iubseber
at No. IS Pine 1t Esw-York. ISAAC MERRITT. Trustee.
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TIVE COUPONS of the OUTSTANDING 1929
l 20 Of the FIRST MORrG .GE EIGHT PER CENT
BONDS q the La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad Company
which were the Let Of Move mber u will be paid al tee
Broadway Bank in thi, city and after the lo.h inst
ELI FERRY.
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NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN COMPANY-PROPOSALs for LOAN Ia order 70
fGnd floating debt Of trs Company utug 70 nearly
$50 Geo. issue Of Mortgage Bonds 10 the exteu OF one
million dlaz has been decided by the Be- AID 0! Drsc
the best re6eeung the Company from the embsr
Interest paid upon tlis debt. ~ 80,
Subscriptions accordingly invited from al holders Of the
securities this Co Bpsny for hs purchase OF the
bonds thus be ved fe1eemabe In aud bearing
sew L per cent Interest, payable semi -nsally. .
To the holders of unsecured bonds and Outstanding
certificates the IN this loan. SUBSCRIPTIONS
though solicited from s "i take precedence in toe following
order;
OF the psny redeemsbe in 1883 less 1851 1897 and sL
Second: r. the holders Of outstanding Extension Certificates
Third: To the holders CT Preferred Stock
made follows: cent IL
sixty the sb nent ouef unsecured bonds
eIteusn certificates preferred stock time before the
18th cay Of January Any q the Liabilities or sceeptnces
Company which due and constituting part OF TIE
floating debt, 10 be received 81 cssh
bonds VIII be b. mortgage tue whole ros1
ts rta e ste and rolling stock subject 10 toe hrt
ard ecen9 mor,g eedy sven bat the mortgage herein
provided for viii BE- frs. ben upon extension csHhcatsto
the tuount million five hundred al twenty fcut thou
dollars Issued for the construction OF fly miles cf the road
from DIVER Plains Chatham which certificates hypoh
security foi the floating debt 20 be redeemed BY
the proceeds Of this loan
further security the purchasers NJ the new bonds is
intended hs $4,000 shall be set aside p: yidec that
Is canned aud above ard intereso and EN-
poyed pufc1se the market each yes the bonds Of this
isu,-such bocds purchased to be Immediately osnced
wishng Ia subscribe this loan Sho are n.er
in the bonds stock o the Company referred 70 tue
Con panys Office No IS Priest where COMMITTEES OF the
required information respecting the terms OF the osn and
tn condition Of the Company. -
By cider Of the Board. ALLAN CANPBEL, President.
Dec. 4, 1854
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ILLINOIS STATE STOCK5.-The Subscribers
l. offer for sale at yora de the following del poa of
he Securities Of the State Of Illinois:
9q2E-o pet ceLt COUPON BONDS due IN July 1870 The
prI cp ard Interest Of these Bonds will be paid In the City OF
New The alo wing cent premium on prinr
pa ard interest Thus the Bonds representing t0ey do
eco ,ls actually $50 Of principe and which 'noun.
interest is paid.
ALSO,
SIX PER CENT NEW INTEREST STOCK. issued for
Of under tie law of 1851 Interest h stock
doe, until Jan 1860 when they become pn
cipa and entitled TO the benefit the
vieec the Constitution for the liquidation Of the Internal
Debt Of the State nsurng the payment Of
this stock in a few years after that date.
The chance In first class
ry the payment OF which does net admit Of doubt tbs
proceeds Of taxes levied qdte the State debt added 10
The cept' om railroads. which applied 20 the
pose than sufficient 10 her interest promptly
and to entirely extng uish The debt In about 10 years
On July i, 1851, the State owed S25o0c00 She cannot
create any DEBT. and paying account of pnci
8 co per . Full particulars may be bad sppss.
lion to h. " CLARK. DODGE Co, No 81 Wall st.
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WAL LACK THEAT 2 R R;T
Siseds,, Dec. wal Be y'eduOed an entirely rev Drama %
s'''' aud ''s RAE f sss'is' on sxwyoRx 1
Wn.t,n b. tue Cab, =, :.
70 u.,s 6s ;e..I pss. 81 u ne
The principal character. sastsiusd by
Mr. LESTER
"'' NJ 1pavENPoRr,
MI T. S'-' NJ s6TskRy.
Mn HoRY.
'' Ts " @ s.rt 10 Nsssss.,t
The Hone q ,bs Poor ia DI,ision-st.
The Hens q the Rich IN Madison square.
The sBow Storm 10 Union square.
The ,sS ~ ss house IN cro.,.t Fiv, Points
En.Gey new nd a.trsive hiss been composed BY
' ' raof 9.stfrsai 5 eli Hs; o. 1881
Adam Psrwssther ptan ny eske
oiseoa Booosood NJ; f Es,s
scsssGTSs porte Yaii in Nassau street: The Ab.cOndlIs
q i hss Ss TSo LosG The Go,
s. T~.S ssTss9 e III +, g; 81 "a
LsBs.scn wealthy NewYork gentleman ....mE s5s6srO
Fofy iii & &
Dan. III, Mr +. 8. Johnston
D'" J; drt cpsarsnos here this season.
Badger expelled BY the Vigilance Counties ct ssn iran
cisco tpov az Lest.t
DsDi,lr Police on Ger psosfs
tHer first sPpcaTsrce here tn: zee sea, ~ II
Nj" ill., Co.; n,ss.nc. beeS
Aida Beo0scod beariles' Broadway Osie hosy
FIt The Pari Living Rdacsd By
cr.i. Puff, EaPs9.ion and New York EneTp;,e; The
Dsusltsr Such Things Ares The Poor Debtor No Accom-
sersr s-Tho Home of tho Poor Diyiion,t tn Poor
ACT iii The Home Of the Rich Madison square; The
The Hsissss An Unwel Arrival from Cafornia Bob
tai against Ace Ful The Infamous Scheme Of the Herei
sod the Academy EN- Gt M %t BY Tsns
Times ne and cot aesft:; Bess,ry Starvation
& s The 1ST Se. ass II Acss@ sa
scrsE The Tenemsn House in Gross street. Five Pointi
surns and the Reckless De.px Of the Starving Mother aud
her Gsld the sode BY Charcoal the ksesPti Two 70 one
VBrOokyn Heights the Turn OF Fortunes Cleans OF
Tn. TeOeneD. House IN Gros. street. BlOS9good
BECOMES en- ncepdsy 70 Destroy the Evidence OF bs On ne
pUsumsst. 'as from T ,Ss s%s. p' Danger 10 MOSQUE
AT n 4rs E:r the S s dali IN Icn Square, The
Banker and b. Hee.s. Arrival of The sdesoo; Tbs
81 soOsaooa'. caIeer. The Rich aud the Poor
In concurrence Of the importance OF this work. no other
peoe will be psyed with II on the ZANE night
The performance will commence att o'clock precisey ana
parties design honor the first representation With th1
sanesty and respectfully begged 70 be in the
by the rising Of the curtain not Only that they may see
the, may permit Others 70 hear the opening scene
played By Mr. Blake. u
At the conclusion Of the rehearsal yesterday aondsy aer
noon received communication from tue
Club through their agent suggesting thst the new
scenery ard hn,y prepared for the new ORA ms TdE
POOR OF NEW ORK should be ehearsed In its action and
effects Decking that nothing should be denied oa lis part re
qulree to The first representation perfect as possible
The consented to devote LAST night % this renen
thus Obliged TO dsppoint the concourie OF tbs
public Of the hsster at the uut hour
he drama will given the pubic onish;; and to
odste pers DESTROYS Of securing places for tue hrs
secore and third nights the Box Ohce Will remha open until
O'Clock tbs afternoon.
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tInEos DRAPrE, Alctiopres
DY SIMEON DRAPER, Office No. 46 Pine-st-.
- cor Of william Regular Auction Sale. ne hercssu5
Eyh,pre " cry DAY cad Bonis bo1sh. and sot
a. Priyste Sac also 9, tia sO.-d Of Brokers
To avoid fcou. quotations and kcitste those who desire
10 bora Eds .es hr Draper viii De present az ths nsf
chants E1chsnG 1T O'Clock each day a1d rec dive for
sale ct public auction sch Certificates Of Socts Bonds k
shall there be presented fr p1rpose IL sdHon 70 lis
rrsulsrly advertised Hs.
SALE THIS DAY n 1fi O'Clock. At the Merchants EI
change. For particulars CatAogue.
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PIcHARDs KISGsLASD. Auotioneer
DY RICHARDS KINGSLAND a. Co, sses


ID room No s64 Broadway. opposite Taylor. .sloOn.
WEDNESDAY. Dec g. at lOi O'Clock, a. theI new saes
room No SEA 6Iosdssy opposite Tayors s.oon the bsle
Of their and stock Of superb ERRORs
Oh sud Pssn PAINT NGS, ENGRAVINGs, &c confis.iug
Of Per Sc.ws Msute and Oga Mirrors Of all sizes Ia gilt
rcseyord ats tsk walnut $40 cho EngrsviDgi every
variety If francs: psstl Paintings in richly ornament
"a IT, mes Of which will b sc ID witho Il
This sale sres Inducements 10 those about prchasnE
every variety and style Of goods u tots line Of
business being manufactured By themselves they have no
hes;or ia recommending them being equal 10 ghing OF
KING odere6 70 the public either at private Or public
sale.
GLASSES VII rrt Up aOy part Of the city desired at
WEDNESDAY. Dec &c.
And every day (suI6s,s and Christmas excepted until
DECEMBER 81,
At 10Y O'clock srd u 6siy, at thei, saeroo
No SEA Brcsdvsy, opposite TaIlOrs saoon
Crest Hisy ses Of suPsrb Pars Fsocy GOODS, Chinese
GOODS silver I'D Chins WARE con.i.,ipg part eleg.nt
maib and gilt Clocks superb French Chua Dinner and
T.sses els fusssu STATUTES and Group superb
Ronzes seyIes Frelch China Vases Bohemian Glassware
ir great variety psper msche Desks Jewel Cases k solid
sterling 81 yer Ware PLACED Ware, Jewelry Work Boxes
Fsrcy Boxes Cigar Holders and Fancy Goods every deScp
tion.
Ladies wishing 70 purchase for Christmas and New.Yess
Presents vcud well cal! sad examine this collection
ng which will be found elegant Diamonds, ets Of Pins
B;sceltts. EaITiT 20, Studs, Sieve Buttons &c
TIE above pTst the mott ceo and superb coec
zion OF Farcy Goces of red auction In New York The
positive ard peTemptory and those wishing 10 purchase
,snt for ho6 al presents at low pcfs wo1t do well
20 al and examine s extensive and beautiful cO'c ion
II BE- thrown 10 the publc Tor exhioon OF
goods on " edLt sosy. lotto inst ST o'clock.
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nlVIDEND.-The Board Of Directors of the
~ HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY have declared
Dividend Of TWELVE PR CENT upon the C.pitd stock
p.yAoe on and aer MONDAY the Ito day q De ember 1851
HENRY A. OAKLEY, Secretary.
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And every day (suIoss and Christmas exceped until
nECEMRER
B. A Chiffon, Auotioneer
ENLFGANT CARVED ROSEWOOD and

ELEGANT CARVED ROSEWOOD and
H MAHoGsNY FURNIrueE, al made 70 order aud Of the
beat usterss heb CHANDELIERS real BRU jSELs CAR
PIT DAmASK CURTAINS. PIANO FORTE. &e-COLE
kCHlLTOE will sell on TUESDAY Dec 9, a. ~ o,eoeS
No Il icthst ID st suction al the FURNITURE
IL TIE above house which has been 10 less than
yeai r perfect order consisting Of elegant cared
ecfas Te.es and Chairs suite ch Brussels
Carpet carved osewood Seebo,Tds, h Chandelier rose
woi Bcokcsie superior rosewood Piano forte extra large
Pier Mirrors Dsmesk CuItsn, doing Tables Center Tabe
WsrdTobts. Floor and bal Oh Cloth pure da MSttre'se
Srrpg h Toilet Sets &C. sot ne usual yitsy
Of BEDROOM FURNITURE. The house 10 completely fur
risbed throus hont IN costly and Of he best materials
b. usd house the mOfn1g Of
q. the Auc,ioIetrs Office No As Nassa-.t Monday. i
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CUPREME COURT-City of Brooklyn, Ccaa4
~ Of kinsA- ELIZA ANN TAYLOR ak.in.t ROBEM

- OF kIDfA- fLILA MN dt.fhtt
CARsE and ANN ELIZA CARsE his wife -sumuoos ~
re.f (Com To the above named deepdsDts: Toe
hereby summoned ard required the eomptsst
this seton which viii BE- filed Ia the Office 81 the Cen Of ~
County a King the City Han In the city Of Brooklyn -
10 copy OF your 70 the sad complaint ca "a
subscriber his Office No IS Pine street in the city 81 hsr
York within twenty days after the services Of THE soass os
you exclusive Of the day Of such service and you i.
the said complaint within the time Aforesaid the Psn
Ia this action viii sppy the Court fOr tn relief desaasas
the CON plant -Datsd 18th July 1851. -
Y. w. VAN yECI(IEN Piainta's Attorney
No 46 Plaest Nsw York city.
The complaint in the shove entitled action va ~
tae osce the Ceik OF the Cou1ty VI Kings, brsl-
said County, the llth day Il AusuSt 1851
A, V. w VAN vFCHrFN,
dl lsvsyTu Plain.ia's Auo<usJ
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FURNITURE Of private house, No. 2G Greene.
i o., 70 be SOLD a. auction On WEDNESDAY MORNING.
a. 70 ocock Consisting Of shogany Wsrdrobes Bureaus Ia
bic, Chairs marble Washs.snts Minors Paintings Sofas,
O-naD, WHO Curtains Bsd.te.d' Bsdt Bedding CT
HOUSE, TO LET. Inquire Of JOHN LEvlsoS, Auc,iOneer,
No RrOhfRaY
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NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms. 20,
No. NAlst, Dec. l, 1851
dividend. The Board Of Directors of this
~ Company have declared Dividend Of Eight per Cent
upon the CAPITAL S;oek payable and after tn 81 dag OF De
csuber 1851 ". BLEEcKER Secretary.
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30 Wbom it mar Concern.

METROPOLITAN POLICE-AN OWNER
Nl iswAuted for valuable GOATS found sstrsy. II
claimed With days they viii be sold 70 cssges
INQUIRE TheeDth Nsra Station Hosse az No 4lj
BIcomeIt Office Of the PROPERTY CLERK
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legal Notltm.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-ELizUk
IN SMITH sad AOELINE D. PLATNER sssna pAn Nh
s. LORD, GEORGE VAN B0HKELEN aud ID nnn.
DON To the defendants You hereby sommenea -
required TO the complaint In this acton .ncr VI
the City Hall In the City Of Ncwfort sod 70 ~
q copy Of your to the said conpasnt on ms -
Ysrk within twenty days after the services OF thn -
you exclusive Of tho day OF such service ana -
fan the said plant within the tint sfofessd -
plaintiffs in this action VIII take Judgment sssns you o -
Of fourteen hundred aud sixty dollars snd seventeen
hundred and fifty beside the costs Of this scon-o's
July 2s 1887
LEONARD W. GODDARD, Plaintiff Attorney
The complaint 10 this fled In tbs Office Of tee oss
Of the County q New Yofk, Sept, 80 1857. -. .
oce6 lawlDWTus L. w GODDARD, Astofnsy.
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TOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA. u. g.
i MAIL LINE The splendid steamship Az ltsrA Capt
NJ Woodruff will leave for SAVANNAH on SArUR-
DAY Dec IL O'Clock o. from pisr No. L. N R. Bls Of
laaDs signed only bosrd For freight passage sppy
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL No. IL Broad way.
esed The shove and leave SATURDAY, Dec. 49,
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Ocean Cleaners, sc.

DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP AFRICA, TO-
IL LIVERPOOL The AFRICA n Shannon. Commsnd.r,
will s from the Conpsn,s Dock At Jersey City. with the
Mails ard Pss.epsets for Europe WEDNESDAY, tina gh
70 O'Clock PASSENGERS requested TO be on board 81
III odck. The EUROPA vii sail Dec: Is
CUSARD No 4 Bowling Green.
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Real Gsiats for Sale.

TOR SALE or to LET, at Rye. from l2 to 80
sc1es LAND Eew BadiDss great vNteiiss ef Grspss
and other fruits House large AID well built Few minutes
from Railroad Station Inquire Of L. 5. BUTTERFIELD,
Rye Station
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6onses to fet.


TO LET-The four story ST ORE and DWELL
ING HOUSE south sas corner Of eth.w aud .l,t,,s
other kinds Of business Thstore and basement aid be let
scpastey II tered Also the large three story and attic
HOUSE No 23 West lSthtt with all the impro Fenens IL
would be let at TIE rate Of $50 70 good tsnso Also No
SlB West ed 1t with al the moder1 improvements Would
be let to choice tensut ct The iate Of $500
] 6W OENHAM. SthsY cor i6th.st-
Office open from ing till O'Clock evening
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NOTICE ia hereby given that al application VIZ
be made TO the Legislature Of this sf.ts q TIE .ess
ISCSRpoR o n'ees az .ss Cy % in he en-,
NswYors % undertake the Manufacture Of AkritvlAs
FEkTILILFRs by the process Of DR. Charles ffsasnca
spseker otherwise said Company may deem sxpsds
and vend slsh Ferers and TO 90 and rsnsao oil se
and things msy be- useful TO sees
ssi' tunesl'wi,h profit AID Ne~YoEs, Nov ~
u U lAy6w
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3Jiauo fortes anh mnsit.

A CHOICE STOCK Of PIANOS and MELO-
~ DEOEs ct VERY LOW RATES.-Aseneg Of Jacob
Cicksrinss celebrated Boston PisIos n W Smiths
Prz. Meloeeoas and improved NeEY Piano. Second
h.ud heceoEs bit e dset a. great bargains Pianos and
me!t deors .or -eat. Rent allowed On parchsse.
A 81 KANOUSE. No 455 Broadway.
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furlturf.
3)aints, Oils, piass, Sc.
misteIiaueous.

NOTICE.-H. BURRELI. & Co., have RE-
~ MOVED from No Is Fronts to her new Store No. "a
Pesri-st aud No. SO Wster-st
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DAWN. BACON & Co. (sueeesson 70 Bacon
II E.s,ni, PIANo-yoRfS NANUgACfU1z1s-
Vs. NJ les 0fsndst nea BroAdvsy; vhsrs fun
..s.dn1c az IN5rnJNENT3 may b. fesn4 ss,A ~ y.ig
M ,su 90 sf,cs ra usrsn,sa IN sssT esps&
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MUSIC at HALF PRICE at WATERS, No
vi sss Rr,.avu-pIANC5 and MELOOEONs az lowe
NJ =. ,hsa sveT Sers offered In this mNkst Panos AM
Ese3eons 10 rea. allowed PuIhs.e FoT saie
orta o.. meats One foctavs Chckerrg Piano fo- e25
Ons 10. 6i!S4,rs oa-vei less, for ts1s.
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OIANO-YORTES and MEL0DEONS, il plain
e. .rvey oss.s % RENT 81 io r.ses and s,pei
a. posos,sst 5, S r GORDON, No fsr Broadway.
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Boarn ano Roems.

ITO LET-A splendid suite of ROOMS on Broad
l. wsy opposite Metropolitan Hotel, furnished uaf4I
niLhed. Gas Bath, &c. Apply 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-08

Il IL stated tia: there IL 30 statute law Of any
kind in the Territory of Utah, regulating mar
riage, the matter having been kept asa church
regulation, probably for the purpose of introducing
this immoral custom, so destructive to social pu
rity and the interests of chrisianzed civilization
The Law against lewdness is sufficiently wide in
It's scope TO embrace and condemn the practice OF
polygamy a crime against society; and Judge
Drummond urges it as duty of the citizens OF
the Territory TO respect the acts Of the Legisla
ture as the supreme authority, without regard TO
the assumed domination of the church, which Is as
much subjected to the laws Of the country as is
any citizen. All persons, therefore, who are not
legally married in other States, are liable TO indct
ment particularly, however, when two or more
women are cohabiting with man.
We have seen no explanation of the manner In
which the authorities propose to execute the law
With grand juries and petit juries, composed en-
tirgly Of Normons, it will be difficult to eject the
pAny.wiged from their harems.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-08
SociaI Lille ia New York.

The Boston Transcript notices the increase Of
extravaganza in New York, and says there is q
strong feeling Of necessity of REFORM only peo-
pie of absolute wealth meet the prevalent
standard Of expense requisite TO entertain on q
handsome scale and maintain a fashionable estab-
lishment; the consequence is that some of the
most conscientious and mos: gifted have retired
from the field Money has become social critic
rion such as scarcely recognize in Boston aud
Washington; parties" have desenerated to an il
sttu,ion for matrimonial speculations and the ma
ture, the intelligent, the individuals whose resour
ces make them independent OF general society
Of which they Notwithstanding the best orna-
,nents. have grown indifferent-apd seek q. tie
club the opera, over their qaiet book or in some
ta7orite domestic circle, the recreation they need
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-08

a HIGH HONOR JUSTLY WoN.-We have had
the pleasure of examining and admiring SPLEEN
did solid gold medal, presented by the town of
Portsmouth, Va to our handsome, accomplished
and popular fellow citizen. DIR. Randolph Harri--
son, who has recently settled il Richmond, for
the practice of his profession. TheinscriptioDs on
this beautiful memorial speak more eloquent
ly than any other language. One one side Of
the medal is an admirable representation Of the
Naval Hospital at Portsmouth, W til several naval
insignias headed with the inscription platinum
qu; merat feras" On the other side of the medal
is an exquisite oak wreath, with the following in.
scrip:on: Presented by the Council Of the Town
of Portsmouth, Virginia, to Randolph Harrison of
Virginia Assistant Surgeon U. s. Navy, for his
professional services duriug the epidemic of pesti
lential yellow fever in 1863 "
The well merited compliment is heightened by
the fact that DR. Harrison, prior 10 the breaking
out of the pestence, had sent in his resignation as
surgeon, but Immediately withdrew it, when the
' elbow fever made its appearance. We are proud
to chronicle such noble instances o. self sacrifice in
a glorious cause, and we doubt not that gener GUS
public will perfectly appreciate the services of one
Of the sons Of Virgins. -ERqHtrtF Of Yesterday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-08
Judge halliburton

1t appears that Judge Halliburton, Of Canada,
the author of Sam Slick, has been giving lecture
In Londsn upon the presen: position and the fu
ture prospects of Canada, and The Times has taken
itup, advising some capable person to visit its
back woods and all the outlying districts. where
labor is wanted, in order to LET the stout hearted
and strong armed know all the particulars peees.
gary for them TO be in possession of previous to
going ihi.her 10 seek their fortune