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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12
N TEPESTING FROM TEHUANTEPEc.
F-o~ rh NV o-,,s-, p,,,,,,.

rvs I~ NV o-es-s Piosys,s.
BY the arrival az the scboooe~ n I.s.ev from Van
Crpr, have the bexed letter fr r fo-r,so>oderk
on The lsthnps Ct Tehusnispec communicating The
snsa N, II, , ~ ~. he p,e@inNy c.r.<s
esd over to the Pacific. Thus the Tehusstsosc Raah
CtnpaLy contract With the Ms1k a. Goy,Tpra.n NJ, -
bell fulnltd, ard tie privileges granted 20 the Con
pspy by that Gov'rpnsnt ba,e beeu scared rhls ID
ucttd, oyill tews and we congratulate tse Conna.v
On tie svcctssful result Of their enterpsie and 49,
vrsnee and our citizs rs generally the bright pre-
rtcts opening On New Orleans, in tie certainty TIM
opl oi'y WI 20, be y eat int Il Hrvsl sId %.
tsrf,re for TIE trsve end TIE ic with tue Stas IT
Territories on the Pacific Coast Ere long hope b
he erahtc 10 sIns upce the establishment OF resuisr
,iesu ship cOnmuLcstcn bet~eea this city and u
lett u-, p,te sr rgtntnts for navel over'%nA,
10 sc mel 10 COO municsion between the Pacific ter
milVs Of ID. rC sLd San Fspc,sco. The preliminary
sr,rsueph TO 'bis Il have already been commeacea
spseiL corr,.rer dercs Of TIE Pieayure
1ERUssrgFTC. Feb 9, 1857.
Ems Pic avail my self of The opportunity Of the
c'psDt Of to dsys e 70 IN orm on Of the grsny-
Ig intelligence Ct toe compl, tion of the preliminary
csrpe' -rvsd ecitss ihs lsthmus. On he 9TH OF Jaa-
vary ca Pickett of Vera Cruz, in company with Dsa
Bori'sco GuterE, lss s. cre,sry of the Treasury. aal
Der gel tltuIen, IN The Sucbl with two caSSisgrs-
rbe four horse Jersey, drawn by four animate -
driven by Nr Msson tie eQuerry Of the Codpsoy The
osher q light, on.hose eaggy, sriven BY Mr. No
Ever tire engineer If the COmpany's steamer Leo
pos. Ihese vehicles reached the Pacific O,eaa II
p H. on the eve irg OF tie 9TH list, wnbost any din
.uny whsiever, ana reuiped Tire bex afternoon {, The
Cts # Thuan'epec The Interest manif.s'sd through
cut The whole lie Il the RUE sas very great and the
people from The sbboriI villages ied to ~
tie can itgts- TO III, novel sgh and the trs! thaS
mat OF item bad ever in their lives. 90 thetr
srrlysl 81 TetuaLttlec the enthusiasm wss intenscI
he wht'e pcpu atC turned GU, Use to welcome
tte oueeIs en-, sged IN the great undertaking Of
c,rItctirg by NE ans OF transit road, the waters
Of the br, ad Pacific with those OF the Cosfssc sAccs
st IRE Suchl the A'lsnc. or. should is'her say the
a. int nj sfio
&C. s,isl music the firing Of rockets and the rosr
ar,iler, 81 pcupcfd in ,be most unmistsksbe msa-
rer The Joy OF the Tahusntepec,n"s Witnessing the
sccou pbsbps Mt OF tteir ng deferred to a. eel
a. the N comps te confidence the bright ADD glorious
future VT ich is room to dawn upon them.
Yours truly, TEuUANTEPECANO
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VTH co n q 4 E ) 5.
EXTRA SESSION.

WASHINGTON, March III, 1857.
Mr. BENJAMIN iron the Committee on Judiciiry,
10 which WAS refeTrd the Pennsylvania contested
ees ion case repOted tn from the protest OF certain
iImbeis of The Senate aud House OF Representatives,
If tie liz fe Of PepnsyvsIis II ap2eIe1 toat
neetsulY prctest are: First "0at there was
tol a col 4 ... .isjoity Of eIca House ia iaVor oil
Nix oslo. Jared TO be elec.e1 ana Sec0Hd,
IS.t he s<u / not comply with the require nen'
Ot be state l@ys y appointing 8 tellsr snd making
nCIiUatiOts, Nc az lest one day previous - thS
neeuDg If tue Joict Convection. IL sdtiOn - these
Ettu ds was a thid. The priest o. the member, oi
tie HOue Ct Repr sp'aves charges hat the election
g. believed, by corrupt and uulssfui mssrs, 10
ytl,ipg csrisin menbe Of that b,dy; and reqdaSS
the ST. ale 10 od1r IA iayes.i ah)D, not only - IL
QGr into the i'll getty OF the election, 1T In order -
eton opportunity 10 tuomit proof a. - TIE facs on
~hiCh tnis change i,s,s. Ini.. the in ultice say,
nert the prayer 10 te gIanttd, owing ID the
ChaI,o being too vsSEe sDG inoeiui:e. There was
It sipg e isct u t4nce e'allsI "a the oa:ls
OF The geDers change was II alleged 80 y TIE sit
trg number ,aricya'ed in these GROUP me ans or
bac n kioNltdgs & tttlr existence. Iao CSddil'te
c'hld pot tAtioofe colf dei Necessary u pHn'
'c,Tg coumissi pr esssSro # oi tue a'sl ftnd,
tIoer - oepiye the ubeg Of the sea l. wa'ca he
tn'rt0. as The patty cha siD- c)rrlpou Ee Z acneo
" smpls poxe, - inves ,ats the Iite'. IT, on In
stga I'm, tee charges o. peyyen sne II rh6S 6sh-ve
1taIsCtsr Of Sir. CaGer.n 50 involved that be
MD not be Senator tSe result, oould 20 reported ana
= Sci ate could take ids h-r aciOa. Win Iesa'd 90
tao 6.st poitt-, ibe Conmi''es regard Ire 2rogis
lu the law a. On rels directory, anc the fAldre 70
ply with ih6m old rot make the clcci n Invalid.
~ 4 EnRloe aSAto be dsc lafged tf0m tGrt afr
spleiion q Tie FLhje-t.
- No fuCH 6irented from the c,rc'uSjD7s OF the
majority Of the COMMITTEE. The protest VA, sgaed
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A. IrIy FOR TROUT FAScILRs We find the FOL-
kuirg The H0,ff.rd Tims', relative 70 the cellar
Jroc.ss Of tTou-bieedDg:
"Drrirg he pas Winter Mr.. T. Kellogg has suc-
c.ecfd vibCu much trouble in bfee6iog Trout In biz
oelsr spsodab with proper partitions 10 81. oea-
laJ ard put tstd gravel ard store s In ths oo
He then lrccured ~, trout, male sod iemse 80
won't ihpUch IRE Jrcce.s which hiss prayea su 80
ID Fitnce, # pressing the spawn from the ,sus 50
t'soirs il il Ii. box lie then hDed me pos IN
.sei Rive w,t.T Era III FL: ".: about ..1ss
Hsi''! 'ophiuR III ,lw .syents. foe. lively young
S p, inch ses Il sns e. 20: .1a @ s e:
70 We oot, 90, be zen in Il en distinctly. The os1
g. LIT IT. IL tue, end are not allowed to I:.f:
Tie II hs st ID IT, ~: .:it s :;
bsyr - Fer ltoIe with great rspidity, whsn us
~,. stirred up little. Our popuisf ,ssst 81
We cor ,ispty GeStloppg ne. source: 9, 800 -.
80 g., II vheh il that which furnishes - - ~
,ie y, ;,out fre.h for the table IN the oe's"
esnsss, d " xxMs 4 tbs Xses'.
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CnsenRn- WednesdaY. March Il-rn
LATER FROM NEW -GRANADA-IMP0RTAN
FROM NICARAGUA.

NV ORLEANS, Wednesday, March II, 1857.
TIE steamer Black Warrior has arrived At B,lze
from Havsna, with later advices f. m Aspnwsh
The IspinraH Courier Of the 81 irst. Gays Col mel
Lokridge has forced his way up the river ~,;h bat
all loss capturing steamer and large qualities Of
,ims arc ammunition.
Our Miti.ttr, Mr.. Morse, had been f.vor,bly re-
ctived in Granada, but the Government o. that couu
try peril ted in thrositg the blame OF the Panama
rtts uIon the Americana.
The figste Saratoga bad sailed for Greytowu
The R.volutioLists in Peru have been sssfal.
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tie fcs connected with 'he disturbance ia the lobby
co Friday evening, reported entirely approving tie
conduct OF the GfIcers Throughout IN removing hcs,
tie Csp;ol the person creating disturbance int re-
lie ofHcers to have been desirous OF preventing such
renewal but il appeared that it was to fscilI, ,,s l.
Although sBy interfereR,. strictly speaking sas d.
cioecy in proper, We, a. the COMMITTEE fat tbs the
reporter bad 10 intehien to impede the officers they
cetm cenfUre Lesessary.
The special order being the Excise bill II vss '.ka-
NJ, arc debated BY Messrs. WOOD. MAHEN, FOCI
and Others, vhtn progress y a. r. ported.
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D.rr,c .,rrNpr At BUrGIAar -Acop, II ocl,ck
let tS'rug Nr. Taylor, of the hfm o. h'tA'a q
Co N 81 Bowery, ws' pss'rs lh..f gore s~nis '"o
lour, st,rirw.scl ed, and Gscovei,i aPpe-ran -
f t.tca,s n,i5e Ofiicsrs VIM. Pel'n~r. AleItnier
McBnce ard s,sil mrsb, cf tn Foar'eeutl p Ice,
soon IN the spot, ,nd gu-'s h4''1s oeea ST '
'b-iesrsid On ,ttrsnce forced by eide cor t''e
ttesl. ing fas.tr,d themselves ~ tarte iSl oF'
NIt csuelt, with tie assistance Of obc'T }" fnz
usu'ice # tie Ter'h War'. var = o. ba'S.T'
tool,. beg. r,ps g.. were fu:d, fa'i's-n'ds PEP
srst1 u tyI grstd hssL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

YousG MIss RFPCBrIcAs COMMITTEE The
Youpg Mems Republican Committee held regular
meeting last evening, a. Stuy vesant Institute, C. q.
Not, The President, IN The chair No business OF in
toia. ce was transacted. A specisl meeting Is TO DO
ed Cd tie 18th mt - eonsiie the new Police B,i
al oil er matters now before the Legislature.
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ASSEMBLY.

Bills were reported for the renewal of the Cha'tsr Of
NE y oil nal Acactmy Of Design ia Nes fwE, Ani To
allow tie WHOM ludusril School f-r gits a so1e Id
lie c's'Iibuton OF the school monsys.
The Ppt Wsidsfs bin vas req rad co npsete.
On motion Of NJ. FLOYD JONES, The qi'sh % o'
sgItth with the Commit &c in tier rspNt was pos
u red I'll FI6asIe
Nj JOHN j. REILLY presented the minority re
Io't on The NeSYoik ano brooklyn = ice b IL.
The Special Committee sppoia'ed to inves gate
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NEw-JERSEY LEGISLATURE

IL Esros, Weonesdty, March Il 1871.
In TIE Lel isIstu'e OF New jersey, 10 dsy, ms Con
action on the port Of New Yoik to use any pit ottu
aoil or waters e New-Je'seY, wihout the consent OF
tie Legislature Of that State u be az intfnSemec'
az ,jobs Trey propose law giving ths Gove-oor
nnner 10 NE ears vr he preventi;n of lnf ssmeat
Of State Iigtt. The mortal OF the NeEfof % n
missontrs IN Qusrsn'ina was presented and real.
Mfssrs Rnbi g Mcte, Day lhoenton sni HerpTt
wee sIpoio;ed TO meet the 'rk Com n's'on-f''
who hire.
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FROM WASHING TON.

dipttch from Wasbi'g or states tia Ia Ssns'e
On ruesduy confirmed the reaiy With Nc4 Ia, tie
Tntiy with Persia ard tie Chitn EAiFadi'1u
Treaty. The IoSing said t. be tls new >. ion-
meIt. de'eimi' ed on fo Nsw-Or'ears:
y n. EstcL Collector; J. G-ucs Nivt OF 80 T. :"
dams Surveyor; e. mn >uPrrin .vnseut u CO u.
II use; NJ Atsis y stmAster: J. NJ ke-Lcdy, ei'td
states n.r,hal W " HI e Dis.Eict At IfEey ". h-l-
ban, Gtu,is Appra cr J. Cancel -; L.s' ? A.
mimi ApprA.tr.i A. J. OWN. Tre.suIsl u Nnt.
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MR.. BUCHANAN PASSAGE THROUGH BAL
IlNORE

BALTIMORE, Wednesday Mach IL, 1856
The statemebts of the Lancaster Pa ,2ond,nt
Of The y. Y IRIBUsE in reference to the passage OF
Mr. Buchanan through this city, are utterly f,le NJ
tuch occurrence took place the contrary, Mr. Bi-
char an expressed to Mayor Swarm bis grai 'aion u.
the cordial grtetins given hi gave bis pressog
engagements AZ Wsshingto o. resson for his hurried
departure. No bricks se,e thrown, ard no member
of the f. NEEDLES as H. ared.
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THE SENATORIAL ELECTION.
Dx.rv Tu<adsv NJ arch 10 tx

PoTsDAM, Tue sday, irch lO, 1871.
Bloomfield U,her, the Republican csnddste Is elect
I'd by about 9 COO majority.
BAIoST, Tussd.y, March 10, 1857.
The ofi.i,l vote too senator il Franklin Coouty
staLos Spencer Dem go; Usher R,2 Dol, which
gives SpeI Ger IS majority. ,
Usier receives go msjoriiy 10 St Lawrence. which
elects i'm by over 2.lOO
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THE REMAINS OF DIR. KANE

PHILADELPHIA. w -rresdaY Marcn II ioo'.
Tfereua1s DR. X ape arrived at the dim,fe DO
t TIL. afitIno D. h,vrg been escorted over the rue
:, The Is. troop Of cavsry ct III. Washington q a?s
sctirg rs cusrd e honor. The body WAS pac 81 10
r6.p, ndepce Hall the interior # which AID all ma
fItit1 tes 10 4 being draped ia mouraDs. tn, coli
his te,n ssefrlly deooTs'ed with caGelis, fhe vol
urtsry tisrrg of Peter Mackenzie esq, AL 'nTimis
friend Of TIE deceased Tee hsg. through ,u the cy
are hargirg at bali mast eIsped 10 m)urnlog. L"s9
The rem airs of The am. nted deceased.
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s!soy BE freed May Il therefore pea.s your Excel.
.bry by sIo With tbs orsent o. hs LAgisl uus- ct
the Stste OF Nevieik 10 enact that the rooecy I'll
uegioee shs be conhscs'ec sIi their sold r
tehoO. Of tie District ao0 county IN which sic1 -
erfy arc reeroes shalI be ound. And your o4''nter
va ever play. jesus
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RyrrpIfCAS CENTRAL CoANirrfE.-The Republ-
can Central Committee held meeting last evening IN
Academy Hall, Mr. john Kennedy in the chsr.
rs, III len was adopted highly commendstory of tho
course Of Gov King in ve,oug the Supply ball Of 1856.
II tie gound that 1t cortan ned appropriations to Menu
b,,s Of the L. gaure Of 1850 for services ss members
e Conn i,tees. A letter from Senator Feb, ex-
pr,ssng his pleasure ard gratitude at the reception u
resolution approving his course, was read.
"w,sHIsGros, March :, 1857.
"DEAR SiR-The pressure Of busness during the
last few days OF The late Session a Congress prevented
Cd IN mediate ackr ow edp Of your favor OF 18th
ult conn uncana copy of the resolution OF appro-
baton Of The course pursu'd by me eurltg my scaa-
to,isI lam ad, p'ed by ibe Rel ubcsn Ceatral COM
niltte OF the Chy and County OF New York.
IL am much sralihed = receive this voice OF xst
come and Of spt rovsl a. TIE IN mfnt when my pubic
tsetrs epdt o. and SIN returning to TIE walks OF pm
yate life Ii ia the more grateful ioasmuch a. )mee
fra msbsdy ofuen iLtru,ted with the confidence Of
their fellow either g, and the voice OF u. 2hbos snd
ir. &C. With mssy II whom has been my iot 70 gym
p.ihLs In TIE vssitl des OF political strife for msey
BE pLa ed to oomuun c ste to the Cormittes ~
Irc 4, md ard cordial acknowledgment Of The heser
o v, we'd BY n iesolut, which, their organ yoa
lave OF G me the favtr 10 traIsmi
With sincere wi,he. for the welfare and h.ppues Of the
sep,,msu Of The Committee and Of yourself
Your very ODE diem. servant
TO WILLIAM PlEL. e.q., s.cei1y."
In view Of the decision Of the Supreme Court 10 the
bred Scott case, and the State of affairs in Kansas,
Con miliee app rted TO drift reso utios; Messr
S,ccgrafs. Wolch and Sherwood as such Committee.
Ahr being out for half an hour reported that they
waited tin they desired TO wait at lest until they
received The whole Of the decision of the Supreme
Court. The Con mittee adjourned for two weeks.
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PHILANTHROPY AND SLATERY COR RES
PONDENCE.
INVITATION TO BUY A SLAVE

.,
Mr. HORACE GREELEY: | offer NJ apology for this
CONN III os'irD. You claim TO bs a ph,nthrOpot,
snd you are notoriousy, champion Of african slaves.
propse sinpy aLc 10 good ia to, TO aft I'd You 80
tpportupity giving 20 the world if yol please
psclcs illustration of the philanthropy sou preach.
throw slave no is fit 10 be free. He Is Intel.
HgtLt--able 10 read ard write ard m AXE uo a. soun,s
in q smell wey-is a gCot csrpeLfer a1d caodet-
maker-sn toLe,t man and consistent member of a
Christiso chulch. For some years tlis slave hred
hmsel -paic bis owrer q full p,cs for bis Il ne
Ia d up heney, ana bought bis slave wife ard their
your thidIen. Tso Of their Od,r childea are st
sisver.
the owner of this nan has ogsred TO sell him to ms
at the slaves 1eet; but am not able TO buy him
ror would il we're able.
i,nnns Sc ,ha. 81 500 would buy the nan aud his
tao ,Isre ,cps spd remove the family TO Free State
II Las occurred TO me that you may be able, or may
know soubebocy who Is ace 20 spa'e nus sum u
mcney for 70 god e pupcse. u would svs me
ole 10 aid in The matter, by pu cha Jog slaves,
tnsi pating them AID attending TO their removal;
aud III re = on to spond &c on the subject
fyou want any knowledge Of me you may rser 70
Here tie yiier iLsetts tie nsmes of ,eVersi well
kLown nd distinguished ptro's, Which We 0mt J
or ary a he sdi ors a. Richmond.
can give you any dtsuao'e seciry for tbs faithful
apIlicaL Of the fumes.
oucht 10 have s.aed hat these ns.rces are Of
Ieaily pure white bloodths wife wen IN of excel
iebt chsIsctr, end the children hansslms an 1
sIfigh'ly
am perhsps es far from any sympathy with Abb
Iii, niss you from -ymp ,tby with tlsyeho dsrs
] own saver, sLd EXPECT TO O~n them during my life
Krcwirg something of the matec by personal ex
pe,ierca s,n better judge Of it ths1 you can b.;
sid take the opportunity OF saying TO YOU ia, You
nd y,ur coal utcs &c tie worst enemles VI the ia
They ale by erest ODDS 10 a halpi'r condition. thsp
,,uf shiie 40, es-but Ike all otterbumsu tsiogs may
h usde disccnt ntd win thtflct. Youex; te hsntp
o.corten'-tlen to naturalization; sud thus you
mske il ntcesssry fer us to rule them more rgidly
Ii IL. alone Mr.. Greeley.
Why th,p, You may ak, do ca'e about enact
rating this particular fimily' Is'y, bsc'me they are
cs-morsl and christiao ard ,led for free
dom.
kro~ hundreds Ct saves; do not know one dozen
VII se fl TO Re free know Scores of free nesto7s
lu,. With veIy few txcepiors, they are moe isdo
rspt. ion orsl aud degraded than our slaves
Tti- l.t'tr il rot fo5 publication.
Your bsdent :efYsnt, - -
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NV AytxuF WEST OF BRoADwAr.-The Special
&. nu,itt.e of The Board of Aldermen, AID. Wilson,
Cahmap, appointed to consider the propIiety VI
op. nh new ihoroug hare west Of Broad
WAY, held an informal meeting yesterday afternoon 10
Mr. yel.Itine. Office, CITY Hall. Meesrs A. r.
st,vs,t, James R.nsick, Frederick DE Peyster, and
other .It, nsiye property holders, were present The
expiession Of opinion yesterday seemed to be decid
edly against the proposed opening Of an avenue
TIN, UGH Greene street Wooster street was spoken o.
and the gnttmsn pressni were Inclined 10 think thai
Il hat street was se cted, there would be bu. tie,
any, opFOsition.
Armotsrsrce urs ing the following reason against
tho nr,o,sd ex.erson Of Greene TO Fourteenth street
wts in circulation
r.:. -i6 de- great h9roasbsis. % shs, i'd. W.,
.sd ' :qDs- ." Inc -ruaa. 70 sr,sa a., =. >.
So ,.!6. ID: , Coz mon S ess.e ,s.
Broadway, Their BY diy.rsiDgs little and terulna
gc e Ss rIcn sS.4e a.. . tho.
L' appropriation Of very valuable property foar.estA
r,:e@1 with G.y.'y ys and thu. .s., diminish As
1 ItS wP Is S Rd.y mSi BIOS s% :,.s
crowd u o,r.Ees Foar,Bth passing broash them,
thus hzrd the live. Ct pedestrians crossing them Tss
Of csir.gs mailing their enhance aud ext from only oas
(Brosd~s,l a. ' ir,r'ee'ion vih rootxenn
and Ri. danger would greatly sed BY snother sveIas -
F,h In the opinion II The ,D,irants 81 those obse.
oI would be entirely r,mssifd ;Pd relief "a ', e
U.yer.ty place the latter beies sssdy
D de, ~ leaving Greene street t 10. widss
Nccfr from f'eJ tacs T. Cana seet add there
,e,ct ne best route 10 the Battery Erhss paa
woi sIel ssen he expense Ia cmos'Don with the pro-
pod f1.rsn of Oiters street, stf sqoAy aeeomu DdAA
the pubic
Amng the rmcrsiTabs are Frederick z. Gilbert.
FIedoick Broi SOD Urah j Smith Courtlsndt Palmer.
james RsLwiok =. BronfoD, Frederick De Peystsr.
The Committee viii shortly hold regular meetings,
when those opposed, ard hose 10 favor Of the prcs
III bsve an oppoiiuoiy Of expressing taeir views %
he suhj,c e.
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ELECTION OF.sTATE TREASURER.

HARRISBURG Wednesday, Nj rch IT. 1917.
The two Houses net ia Convection aud pfocseced To
ballot for State Treasurer, Which resnlei az follows;
Henry \. MsgrAw. .......----oo
JACOB Dock. Observation-Disclosures
Mr.. Magfav wss e,clned re elected she oiii,e OF
State TItaspieT fol the eDslirg lear Adjourned
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THE CINCINNATI MAIL ROBBERy

PnIIADELPnIa, Wedre: d.y, March II, 1857.
The fusl resi INK III c.ee of james Mcfstii5g,,
Cbsged wi ryboi.g tie Il ais While csrk ia tie
Crc,ri SIT Po t.Cfii t,ck place bsFore ,he Un.ed
Sts,,s Coo misr net TO day. The Pls'ms.sr ie.tiisi
that COO nss ttcisn. ioe pr Ouer &C led
Ito eus'Od; ard vi De CONVEX Cd 10 Ono for > a
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FROM TANPICO.

N,w.ORLrAss, Wedn+s.sy Mach II, 1857.
AC,ices from Tampico state tha; Gen Moiena, the
ne v Gov eIpor, resohed that city On the ~ ul;.
G,rcia had b. en- cesered By bis followers, anu the
revolution Ell ded viii out bloOcshej.
The revenue cutter Csss ad arrived at Fanpic).
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NEw-HAMPsHIRE ELECTION.

CoscORD, Wedresday, March II, 1856.
One hupcied aud thirteen towns heard from give
Hse, the Repuslicsn candidate for Governor 20 65.
votes; Wells, F,675 .nd Haeduek, 1Os Ia the
Hou.e, the Republicans, thus far, have 10 members,
ard the Democrats - The Council and Senate are
Republican, and all the Republican Oopgressmen are
reetc ted.
CoseoRD Wednesday, March ll-P.A
Ad6iiC nsl returns cor firm the success OF the R.
publican ticket. M Haie's majority for GOvsrnos
wltxoted 5000. The Republicans also elect til,
three C,rgressu en- srd majority Of the CouOca All
Strste. In the House they have from thihy to fry
majority.
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NON-ARRIVAL OF The NORTH AMERICAN.
PORTLAND, March I'LL NJ.
TIE steamship Moth American, now in her fifteenth
day ont and fully due has not yet made her appear
ance. Weather thick and snosiDg.
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MARINE DISASTER.

BosTos, WeiIes lay, MHch II, 1857.
Tie steamer K. b. Forbes passed Cn,,han thl'
mornicg with tie bnk Col. Lsjyard piesiousy re
ported in distress in TOW for Bo.ton.
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HEAVY ENBFZZLEWFNr.

Bo,Tos, Wee nesJay. Mach II, 1857.
GsorgeE Nose Confidential clerk of Chates Lac
& Co., proouce do,lss in this city, has ae,e IDded
sner having tnbtzzled $40 900 Of he 'urds ofha en-
p'oyUs. Hell but 3 years of age.
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NON-ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA AT
HALIFAX.

HaLuAx. Wednesday, March ll-l2M.
The steamship America, now eleven days out from
Liverpool has Lot been sgnaled up to the present time
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DEPARTURE OF THE NIAGARA.

BOsIOS, Wednesday, u ucl IT, 10.
The royal ma steamship Niagara s,ded ,g-dy 4
LOON with - pas,eogers for Lverp)1 AMI Is Tor Ia
FAX. STE take OUT 1901 co IN s.tcle.
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NEW.YORK. March II, la57.

Ny DEAR SIR: have yours Of the "a inst,
which coumfncts ~ith sgrea. mistake: "Yod pro-
ss to be pnlantbropist." make no such pro-
kss'or-very few professions Of any kid. The
word judges as it see, &. fro my ate; silent
" abide il s VERDICT.
If can OILY deserve the reputation OF philan-
tbGopist by buying cut Of Slavery such negroes,
,mos. white" as the masters believe u6iit to be
treer slsve., then I base no desire 70 earn that
tie. SO for from inclibpg 70 buy them, d. NOT
with tti- particular elias. Dough, or otherwise emm
cibs.ej While The gtea. mass Of Their brethren re-
main in bcnd,g. Ga The contrary, wish them -
I,ma'n where they are, lookpg their white uaces
srd cousins in the face perpe ua reminder Ut the
Internal 81 stem of wbiSa they are vc;m' and OF
tie inquiries Which tyen IN he Jldg nsnt u sis'e-
holders, ma, be snd are perpvtTa!ed under L. N,
ST.: / tae Slavery to- dee2'y t. hep drug the
cc1.ci noes Of your clsie ny bdyiog eut of Sa'ery
ihcse whom en- you ssy are ut no lorger TO De
bor5nen.
Your reques. t. let Jon alone IN the Slave
Sst,s l ,hsl duly resp.c; ask Jour Men,
BEES Of Consress AID SupItme CDust Judges 70 d.
Ehewse by US. Ycer Nebraska bits and Died
Scot, decisions, for.iog Sis7ery upon the Ffes
States in yuie Of III. m.ese,, goadog us beyond
The poin: Of peso fu' endursoe,
Ycgr., hVEAOE "hT-Lht'
To - - Va
u = -, ,,-,t xfur Liter az 70 A. agy one
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To - -, "a
i 81 viii p'nt your LIVER, 80 'Di' a'y one
North ,r Sou'b, who w.hes 70 do "hi' you ask o.
ue usy bs, he opportunity.