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OUR NEW YORK ooRREspoNpENcE.

NEW YoRK, January 40 1857.
The defeat of Col Forney and the election of Mr. Came
to the Senate has produced deep feeling of in.
dignaon in this city Had Colonel Forney gone before
the Legislature and run his chance doubtful ballot
and been defeated we could have borne the defeat
would the chances of but with clear democratic
majority in the legislature the result is Notifying and
with the of the defeat apparent the highest indg-
nation has been created.
The Times establishment is little scared about the in
vesgatng committee The correspondent went in rather
deeper than fording ground when he made wholesale
charges against Congress 1t is quite amusing TO see the
in which both editor and correspondent face the
music II simply moral considerations that led to this
wholesale charge Nc real evidence legal proof but
inference and nnuendo and the Times is filed with the
ucubratons of the correspondent whistng up the
of the concern and repeating several times in each
despatch that revelations come and that the Times
will be borne out in all it has said that the Times is not
to be relied upon Congress declared that it was not
worth confding in. The prompt and unanimous selection
of the committee and their decided action has the
correspondents thermometer down below zero.
The remnant of the late wing party who have not been
transferred by assignment to the republicans held meet
ing in this city last night They called the Ashland
The society is made up in the main Of those gentle
who, the defeat of Mr.. Clay at the convention
which nominated General Scott resolved that they would
support Clay while he lived and then vote for his
1t sight worth seeing to look in those
cradle fogies in concave They the political world
Rip Van Wrinkle it when he awoke from his long nap
among the Oatskill mountains
We have had weather that is really Siberian Such a
universal winter embargo has been known. No
water fuel milk, bread no cars omnbuses no
railroads, telegraph, mails is the universal cry.
Banks closed defaulted in the courts clerks and
bookkeepers cebound at home business stagnant Such
is New York to-day.
We have news Vessels coast and ships
wrecked calling in vain for help. We shall have
dismal and awful record when the of this storm
shall be written up.
For once the storm put an end to amusements The
new opera Of Strakosch goes over till Wednesday.
The Buffalo de6mans who received Monday
night with shouts of laughter closed her doors Burton
did open Forrest packed the Broadway full it
could be ammed But parties aoushed and the parlors
of the rich were gay and delightful. MANHATTAN.
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FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
ia l = -
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NEW AND IMPROVED .4RR.aNG EmENTs-

NEW NM IMPhOPED JfRR.dNGEMENTS, -
THREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cumberland
Wheeling, and all parts of.tle West. -1- S'''''
LIST. The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave Except sun
day. at Gas, connecting with Phadelph Ara
train from washington (at JuncoD) will
arrive at Cumberland at O'Clock p M.
Cd The MAIL TRAIN leaves Camden Station (eYcept SIM
day. at 800 and reaches Wheeling m connecting n,
Benwood with for Columbus Cincinnati Dayton
liz, Louisville, Ceveand Toledo, Detroit, Chicago ST. Louis
Cairo and intermediate points. - ~ "'
3D. The EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily T. D.. M,
with trains for Cincinnati Cairo Cbicago and
trail ind southern miles
than by any other The time these places
qualed. $3.50
Baggage through Columbus Cincinnati Indanapoi,
and st. LOUIS
Passengers and baggage transferred points Free
THROUGH TICKETS will be sold all I'm.
West the lowest possible rates, the ticket Camden Sta
ton, and at Washington city. w.
second s attached o mail train
Passengers from Baltimore Washington
road bp ddygh by taking accommodation
at Cumberland Oakland They next onpy bs
the express train which leaves Cumberland m
Passengers from Washington ample for meals a, wash
ngton Junction. " y '
This is the only by which through tickets and baggage
checks can be obtained In Washington.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
Tie accommodation train will stations esst of
Cumberland and the stations
west. Eastwady, the mail A. M
The FREDERICK TRAIN a. D. M (srespt Sunday,
stopping stations. Leaves Frederick arriving
ELLCoTTs MILLS TRAIN leaves Station a, g.
m, and $50, Leaves Eicous Mills 100, M and
$780, p. m, except Sundays a'|
w. 8. wooDsIDE -.n.n
Jan lF-du Master Of Transportation.
.
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THE HUMANITY OF ABoLITIoNIsM.

The Pennsylvanan abiding to the heartlessness and
hypocrisy of the abolition party remarks with great force
"The onesded, fanacal, pretended humanity of aboi-
tonm evnced in this country is probably the most self
sh and cruel organized manifestation of hu-
sentiment exhibited in any country in any age. 1t far
outstrps in its conceptions and designs all the horrors
the French revolution and find parallel in history
cept the awful and bloody Of the terrible succession
of San Domingo tragedies it aims to emulate Beneath
sumed of humanity it hides the most fendish aims
and purposes 1t stops short of nothing but the mmoaion
of whole nation and that the happest and nobest the
has shone upon. 1t boasts of undying hostility
the greatest and best devised
by the wit of 1t sets at defiance the fundamental laws
of the land and nctes treason riot boodhed and DEATH
to surmount and nullifY them"
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For the Union

WASHINGTON, JAN "a, 1857.
MEssRs EDITORS The following s extract OF aletter
received by gentleman of this city from his sister You
will please publish, and .oblige yours, &c.
PorTsvILLE, (Pa,) Jan. l6, 1857.
There is very little going here except the excite
resulting from the reacherous conduct of repre-
senatves in regard to the election of United States
tor. An indignation meeting held on Wednesday
evening. shall enclose you copy of the resolutions
passed shall also try to send you Monday copy
of the Gazette and also of the Miners Journal 50 that
you may opportunity of seeing the light in which
the conduct Of those is viewed by both parties.
"a handful of republicans have todaybeen firing
utes in honor of Camerons election if there be
honor attached to it. Considering the in which
the election secured, would rather be Forney the
yanquished, than Cameron the victor"
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BY TEL Il G. II A p IL.
Three Days Later from Europe.

| Three Days Later from Europe
NEW YoRK, JAM 24.-The Cunard steamship Persia from
Liverpool 10th instant with three days later intelligence
from Europe than that per Atlantic, has arrived.
COMMERCIAL. a..s... ....e 1914.
LvERposL.The cotton market is queter since the arr
of the Atlantic and quotations barely maintained
Breadu steady with average business without any
auoabe change Money is easier but the loans
stock in the Bank of England have advanced cent
Advices from Consantinope state that the Turkish gov
has definitely arranged with English capitalists for
loan of fl2, Oo0, Ooo at six per cent
The monthly statement of the Bank of France shows In
creased commercial discounts and heavy decrease in bal
lion. aa' .t,-'..
At meeting of the leading ron-masters at Birmingham
an inclination shown towards further advance, but
none declared.
The against the income tax had spread to Ire
land, where it discussed vigorously. "a. s.e.a. az
despatch from Naples states that the Nespolitan figate
Charles ILL., with troops bound to Sicily, blew up the 5h
| and many lives lost.
The leaders of the late instruction shot Palermo
December 20. ...H
Advces concerning Persian affairs are contradictory.
certain however, that the Persian minister had acu
ally started from Constannope for Marseies and before
going, had two interviews with Lord Radcliffe
Later from Nicaragua.
New YoRK, Jan. A-The steamer James Adger arrived
to-day with advices from San Juan of the 18TH She
put Key West and detained there thirttwo hours
The purser reports that the cholera had disappeared from
the sthmus There little sickness and deaths the
Adger.
The soop-ofwar Cyane at Aspinwall.
Walker represented in better condition, having
200 abeboded at Rvas, who well supplied with
ammunition and provisions Colonel Lockridge with 800
men, still Puna Arenas awaiting the completion of
steamer, which to be ready about the 18th inst.
The Adger encountered great fields of ice her home
wad-bound passage in latitude 81 deg. and 80 deg.
[sEcosD DEsrAroH.l
The passengers by the James Adger give An of
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CoNGRRss-sATuRpAY.

SESArEMr. Wilson presented the credentials of Hon.
Charles Sumner elected senator by the legislature of
Massachusetts, for the constitutional term commencing
the 4th of March next which were read.
Mr. Fessenden presented the credentials of Hon. Amos
Nourse elected senator by the legislature of Maine
fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Hon.
Hannibal Hamn which read and Mr.. N. appeared,
was qualified, and took his seat
To-day being assigned for the consideration of bills
adng to the District of Columbia, the following
passed bill to increase the salaries of the judges of the
circuit and criminal of the District of Columbia and
for other purposes bills incorporating the Washington
Paper Mill Company and Granite Manufacturing Company
bill supplementary organize institution for
the the army and navy and Of the District of Co
umbi in said District approved March B. 1855 The bill to
authorize the Commissioners Of Public Buildings to
distractions from certain and in the city of
Washington and prevent respasses the same, was
taken up and discussed at length when it was
amended and passed The bill incorporating the Metro
poan Mechanics Institute also passed and after the
consideration of executive business the Senate adjourned
House OF REpREsENTArrvEsAfte the usual preliminary
business the SergeantatArm Mr. A. g. Gossbrenner an
nounced that in accordance with the resolution OF the
House of the 10th instant Mr. Joseph L. Chester was with
in the bar of the House Mr. Kelsey of New York. from
the select committee reported the following resolution
which adopted
Rssolped, That the Speaker PROFOUND to Joseph L..
Chester the following questions '.What excuse have you
for appearing before the select committee of the
House pursuant the served you the 18th
nstant care you ready to appear before said COM
mee and such questions shall be put
you by said committee"
Mr.. Letcher of Virginia. moved that the witness be re-
qured to write out his answers qualify to them under
OATH and report them to the House, which motion, after
brief discussion agreed to-ayes los, noes not
counted. z@ t4Ea a#t tsts a-aa.
The Committee of the Whole was discharged from the
further consideration Of the bill for the relief O. B.
Kennery, and it read third time and passed SEN
bill authorizing the Secretary of the Interior approve
the of the marshal for the district of Missouri for
furniture for the of the circuit court Of the United
States for said district reported from the Committee the
Judiciary with amendments, taken up, read third
tme and passed After spending hour in the reception
of reports of private nature from the various standing
committees and referring the to the Committee Of the
Whole the House adjourned. naap@ ..@
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SATURDAY EVENING G. JAN. "a, 1867.

nI T. JAMES, No. ls2 South Tenth street, Phadel-
pha general travelling agent, assisted BY Wa H. WELD,
JoH JANIS DEKRIEe, j. HAsMTT X B. JAMES, TMos
D. MICS, r.. w. MoRHIsos, w. Willy VIM L. WArERHAS,
ALEI H. CARSON d. X MrsTH BEs swAIH T. SsHMAS, and
P. DAVIS.
@3Mr HENRY NJ LEWIS, OF Montgomery Alabama, IL our
m travelling agent States OF Alabama and Tennessee,
sisted by LEWIS JANIS o. LEwIs, and SAMUEL d. LEWIS
ay-Mr @. W. JAMKs Harrison street, Cincinnati, Ohio, ID
our general collecting agent the Western States and
assisted by H. j. THOMAS, WILuAA H. THoEAs THos NJ JAsks
Dr. A. L. CHLDs Morris, and RICHARD LEAKE. Re
cepia Of either will be good
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The INEVITABLE MERRIAM"-The philosopher of Brook
yn Heights (Merriam) must be ce-house He says OF
himself Notwithstanding the intensity Of the cold Of
Sunday night and the great and reigsrating power Of
the wind continued my observations hourly throughout
the night eadin my Thin cotton night Dress Nth bare feet
erept loose slippers and was times FIVE minutes in the
open air without experiencing the least sensation of cold
Think Of that ye lovers Of fires and warm beds
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE-
RIES OF MARYLAND

The following the drawn numbers
dated Lottery for hs benefit of susqueanna canal class O.
drawn January 81, 1857; -
81 3 sc 10 81 67 ~ IS 81 40 81 =
following drawn numbers of The Patapsco
Lottery, class 10, drawn January %, 1857:
80 36 AZ III &C 40 &c 62 10 q
D. H. MePHAIL, Commissioner
Jan 24-It
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Railroad SsSseription.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 2lThe stockholders in the Lexington
and Frankfort Railroad Company to-day subscribed $50
to the capital stock of the Lexington Big Sandy Railroad
Company On Thursday the Louisville and Frankfort
Railroad Company vote upon proposition TO subscribe
additional 100000. The subscription to be paid in bonds
bearing six per cent interest and having twenty years
rum but payment to be made only upon condition that the
Big Sandy road shall connect at Lexington directly with the
Louisville and Lexington road and be constructed through
out with the gauge as that of the other roads.
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The Boston Post says ;

The Boston Post says; -
"Like Gen. Cass, the Michigan senator Is New
Hampshire ZACH Chandler was born in Bedford,
Hlsborough county, little than forty years ago.
About 1888 he entered clerk in the store Of Stephen Hem
drick of Nashua New Hampshire which place he left for
Detroit He served in the staff Of General Riddle, New
Hampshire militia, for short period which gave him mil
itsry title." 80
The MISsEsorA run raADE-The total amount of peltres
from the Pembnaot Red river region exported from ST.
Paul. Minnesota Cor 1856, is follows: GA 2s2 rats g.
276 minks 42s martens s7s foxes; 1900 coons o45
6sers 10 wolverines; 1854 badgers 2,o32 wolves 4o5
otter 25a9 ktfoxes; Clio deer; 20 cross-fox; silver
fox 80 lynx; 1900 buffalo robes, and bs6 pounds of
beaver; worth, in the aggregate about $4,000 lrs
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Ranking House OF chnbb Brothers,

Washington, January /, 1857.
,oUN b. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are this day admit
d as partners banking House Of Cbubb Brothers The
6 Pom composed Charles st. Chubb, John
D. Harrow, Henry Holiness The House in Davenport Iowa.
Chubb, VIM H. Dougal and alexander
Ian Il All 80 = CHUBB BROTHERS,
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Schooner Abandoned.

NEW foRK, Jan. A.The schooner s. II. Pickett, from
frgna port bound TO this port, abandoned the
18th in sinking condition The crew have arrived here
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The foregoing despatch Is made up from the Of
several returned Ncaraguan who give very conflicting
storias
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secretary OF the Treasury has purchasedtw lots in
Iowa. as aste for the new customhouse author
lied to be erected in that city.
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Wisconsin Senator.
Acq,iittal.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 23.-Mr. Doolitte has been elected Uni
ted States senator by 70 votes; SO for Mr.. Dunn.
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.

EH5 q G5R
TRAINS leave Washington for Baltimore
4 Al 6 and ek. a. m, and aad AZ, p.
On Sunday, at "A, ~.
Leave Baltimore Washington
Ajax and OK, n. m, and 3 5k, ID, M
On Sunday, at AZ, n.
for Philadelphia York will a., ,. a,
sX, and AZ. NAe uahS ~ W
Passengers for annapolis viii take trains at and AZ
Do for oT aha .; $3.50.
ing at Washington Junction. " 'n' eon"e''
Ian ar T. IL. PARSONS, Agent
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g Il N II II A l. N EW 8.

FRENCH wNEs.The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says: .a" a4aaara
GAN immense quantity of wine has arrived at Ber-
cy within the present month particularly from the Loire
and the Cher These wines of good quality and
met q ready sale at high prices New wine from Lower
Burgundy is not saleabe in consequence of its inferior
quality II appears that there is great stock hand
is expected" .u.. .
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Damage to Steamers.

NEW oRLEANs, Jan. 22-Garand, the city treasurer,
der trial for alleged deialcation, has been acquitted
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Governor Newell, of New Jersey, was inaugurated al
Trenton on Tuesday last
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LousvmLE, JAM 23.Accounts have been received here
Of the sinking ofthe steamer Hghyer the cargo
total loss but lives lost The boats at Portland parted
cables in consequence of the moving ice The board of
underwriters meet today to adopt prevent
tiepated disasters The weather is bitterly cold again
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NoTcEAn adjourned meeting of the citizens of the I'd
Ward will be held at the Foundry church. of and
4th Streets Monday night at o'clock to make
general for the relief Of the poor of the ward
The meeting called Wednesday night last by the mayor,
and held at Harmony Hail. very poorly attended 1t
is hoped that those who able and willing to attend
will respond to this CALL while many of their ellow-cit
liens suffering from prvation and want in their very
midst By order of the committee:
WIN. PETTIBONE.
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Murder Trial in Philadelphia.

PHLADELPHIA, Jan. 23.-The arguments in the Of
Isaac @. Sherlock for killing Philip g. Cawges for the
ducton of his wife, concluded this evening The pris
has public sympathy his side and will probably be
acquitted though the counsel for the defence has brought
forward plea of insanity which it believed has damaged
his The will to the jury in the morning. nthe
judges charge.
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The swMDLKR TnomsoN-Thompson, the commercia
writer for the New York Courier who left suddenly ae
defraudng various parties appeared in London on the
rival of the Persia and collected drafts he took out wit
him @ " r.., ...
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no Rev. James HarreII m ssfonary or the
Protestant Episcopal Church will be glad exprnd
the poor donations money, clothing,
Address No. AIS Twelfth street, Cd door south OIL.
3 Jan 24--d3tiit .aa
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Under the present systsn, ~ sAvsstisee pays 90
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