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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07
NEW YORK Jane l, 1887,
DUNCAN SHERMAN 4 o.'sBuiLDiSe.S
WE have formed COMPREHENSIVE, under

w the Name and Firm Of
A. N LEWIS THEODORE STOUT.
For the Hsptsctine OF
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
iuCodns the neaoatine of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC EX'
CHANGE MERCANTILE PAPER aud LOANS the Buying
aud Selling Of STOCKS. BONDS &c.
Osre pere in the House OF Msssrs DcNCANSHERMAN
from tue Of their until he present
time whom take pleasure in referring affords peculiar
advantage for CO nducns tbs business We propose.
wiz eysr Orders for the Pprchse
and Sale OF STOCKS and BONDS aud FOREIGN EX-
CHANGE Collections made al Psrts OF the country sPss
the most favorable terms.
Interest allowed On Deposits A. y. LEWIS
THEODORE STOUT
In addition the above reference present by Penis
sion the following j. T. Soutte ESQ., President Of the Bank
Of the Republic James Barnes Predsnt OF fhd Nsr-
sasnts Exchange Bank VIM Aston. ESQ., New Ron.
WIN. Kent Erassus Coming ESQ., Albany; Chs' d Fisher
ssq., Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

CREAT REDUCTION in FARE b. EUROPE.
U-Y;rl Catir ESQ, seo.nd Cabin ga In the htstssn
p.dsewbee; s,esms1ip. ARIEL. 2too tnn. aaa NonIa
STAR 80 tu1.. sail from PieI he SNoth hse ~ n''s
1--we EiW-YORK fot SOUTH Bremen of Hare snt
AMPTUN. HAvRE aud BRE Serbian Ps'n sou,n' N.Y.
k5RT f srAR.- s.ry. Ava wed Az, /:
FORTH STAR s.turiay' sept sls..y, OFT 81 We'd 90,
Thee steamships. touch at Havr- speoie deaVsean H~
''' '''' D ToRRGSCs. Eo:,5 Bowpns otee.
nor LIVERPOOL.-The United States Mail
i steam. hip BALTIC j. Com.teck Comn,aier VII d.
pu, vi The United stses Nails for Europ. poatiy-y on
sATURDAY Angus, 49, At IL O'Clock nom her eer'h .: toe
foot Of Csas" f9I heish. OF pss.sss nsyns
'o"0i0n for tp%sR I'D K soS cofiN
Pssenrs,s are requested to he board at o'clock ~ M
All letters mus. pass tarovsh tbs Pos once; ANY, oh' VIZ
NoIcr The Steamers of this line have improved water
tight compartment ,h ,o,h
No has been spared make the Steamers Of ae
in su iespects good ss new and the aoousa
give them proves their Of vet uneqnsrd
B-Heresftsr the regular built slips for this hoe VIII per-
form the entie service.
EARE REDUCED to SOUTHAMPTON and
Il HAVRE The magnificent steamship 'ANDEhbiLi'
$50 tuns Edward Higgins COMMANDER viii sail: o,nu
hFW s9Rk sFraA i
ssturdsy. saturday.
Saturday, ............ Sept. l2lss.urdAy .....0c.
PASSAGE. ...
Frs. Cabin according location q State Room 100
specie delivered in London and PGi..
i' p''''ss VI "'''''' 'Pp' D. TORRANCE, Agent
No. 8 Bowling green, New York
Letters for England and Europe prepaid each . cents PEI
citie. win be rcceived No Showing grees New York up
10 III O'Clock Of Ne morning OF sailing.
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NETWORK GENITAL RAILROAD SEVEN
IN PR CENT BONDS Tho undersigned oder for sale the
SEVEN PER CENT COUPON BONDS Of tbs cc.pssy
s issue having twssy year 70 run ineros P.ysse ssat
WY "' pgNCAE, skHNXAF.aQs
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ELUSIIING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar
j. ts wharf by isteamer Island City, at s&. and 10 sm
and l. and the leave Flushing H. ~ at the
hos meeting and exchanging passenger with tho boat at
Hunters Point Through in 50 Ioinutes Fare Is cents
WIN. NJ. SMITH, Receiver.
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'p TIRsnP0syp DATES or SAILING.

RDWARD K COLLINS, 10. s. wanst, MI.
BROWN. sHlPLEY Co. Liverpool
6fEPHEN KfhNARD Co.,
No. n Ansna Inafs, LoulouL
BE- WAINWRIGHT Co, Para
he svns Of thee ships win moi b accountable for el
dfyvr bulloo ssre iews;ry unsG
Nils Of tsaaG tbs<for aaA tAs vpae ehcsof
PfvSss1 thssvia.
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1nsnrante Companies.

NLINTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPAhl-
~ Gosh Capital 800 with large surpus omee NO ~
'' 'pf' Wv HUGH LAfN0, President.
DIRECTORS: go
Hush LsipG Stuart C. Marsh, John Penfo1,
Charles Svord ID Uenry B,iah, Joseph Lawrence,
John Compton. Sias Bronson, A. y ono
Leonardo Susrez Joseph w CoTies Lswreace Iufnafe
John Watson, VIM. K. Strong. s T. Neoh,
Samuel Wnlets Noah 8. Hunt, Thomas Smsh,
Geo. Oriswold, IT.. 1~o A. Townsend, Don A. CnSnnan,
J. H. Ransom, Alfred Willis, SJivr L. n; " stn,
4. J. Smith, J. s Boyd. AfznaS1 osl Nsae'
Robert II. B1noe Henry g. Leverich Alive y LanG
c.. w Isvrrucs y Town.end J. HsloOmb,
" LAMPS e. AMES Ja., Secretary.
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&opartnersbip Notices.

DISSOLJJTION The firm of VASSAR &
~ WOLvERTON il this day dissolved BY mutual consent
JACOB A. WOLVERTON
COPARTNERSIIP-The unde rdgned have this day formed
copsrnership under the firm Of POST, vASSAK Co f1
the purpose Of conducting the Wholesale FISH and fkO' Is
ION business at No 2s Chsmberss and No ls5 Reade'-
New. Yori Aug s. 1857 PETER X. POST,
ADRIAN H. VASSAR,
JACOB A. WOLVERTOS.
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"ARI. LEM r Al L K o A d
III sIAMIR ARRANGEMENTS

Commencing WEDNESDAY, June s. 1857
frsins leave Depot Of White and Centre sta
Croton Falls Tn connecting with line Of stages for Like
C.on F, with hne stages for Lake M.h0Pss q rqrdy'
Corners With Railroad for Albany Troy Ss,css sad
The West p .hlle:on Tr:n, stopping :. al .saasus
n,-White Plains Train, stopping at all stations.
Leave 2sh-st. Station: 145 m w Iliams Bridge Train
stopuius n al stiops IL m-Wilhsms Bridge Train stop
.iUr A. ali stations III mWhs Plains Train s,oppng
IN stations 81 m-will.m. Bridge Train stopping At all
sstiops D. m-Creton Falls Train stopping at all staaoAs
IN m-Wllisms Bridge Train. stopping a oil stations
~ WM J. CAMPBELL, Superintendent.
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DIsSOLUTION.-The firm of DREXEL

nISSOLUTION.-T firm of DREXEL,
~ sATHER CHURCH, Of San Francisco and Sserancnso
California Is from this day. dissolved by ntata r. n.
DREXEL, Of Philadelphia, retiring the refrom
Msssrs SATHGR kCHURCH as per Advertisement below.
win the business heretofore and authorized to
settle AL claims in California aud T. n DREXEL
will settle the busn. A. the Atlantic aide.
ANY outstsndnx drafts will b~ paid presentation at the
respective places upon which they are drawn.
r. NJ. DREWL
p. SATHER,
June s. 1857 L. w. CHURCH.
notice OF NEW FIRM.
r sATHER ard p. w. CHeRCH have this day formed .
sopsrtneTshp under the Of SArHER CHURCH. aud
VII continue the BANKING BUSINESS. hsrctosore
Quoted by the late ina r SATHkK
San francisco, June q, 1857 l. w. CHVRCH.
sATHER 4 CHURCH, Bankers,
Corner Of Battery and Clsysts.,
Draw BILLS OF EXCHANGE 1t slsat in sum. % ssi. a,
folows:
On .Psysbe st the American EXCHANGE Bank
On Boston at Shoe and Leather DcAers' Hunk.
On Philadelphia. Payable BY Drexel Co.
Or Baltimore .... Payable BY Johnston, Eroa Co.
On Cincinnati. Payable BY A j. Wheeler ssq.
On St Payable BY Hs.ke, Co., Exchange Bank.
On Pi,tsbursh Ps. Payable by T. " Jones esq, Cashier
On Leulsvile. Ky. Payable BY 4. v Hunt Co
On n Oriesns, 1t. Payable By Blown. Johnson K Co.
Also Exchange on London
snn.ioI' on the Maine Germany.
pn,essse CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT and other Ex-
CHANGE at cunsat rates and transact general BANXfN0
sUslSkss { W sHtHtH ls.n Tr'n0i'oe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

DASg DBP,srMENr, ALB.Ny AUG ]. lS1!.
N'HE EAGLE BANK of Rochester has this day
Il filed in this Office notics Of the spPoinm-nt OF the
for the rrdemp,on 81 IT, circulating pote. together with
OF the sppcI OF the Metropolitan Bank 81
such agent agreeable the entitled An set 70 amend the
relating Incoposed Banks Banking A'socia'
tons aud Individual bsnters passed April II. lsol
JAMES NJ COOK, Superintendent
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fegal Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County of NewYorL Notice hereby SVEN to all per-
:9n' having claims ss.in't SAMUEL RANDOLPH late Of
voucher: thereof :u6:cGSeE Of John u
Be- q.
f.Il ' isr 81 S.' gbAH RANDOLPH yxscn,,
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the SURROGATE Of
.sn. h s.Sns ,fR n
the City Of deceased to present the same, via
Lard, No us Er.t avenue the City Of NsSYOrl on o.
before the y, day Of September nsx--Dsd
s9sERE t Ehseh. Executors
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
q :..n Eliza Ell.
City Of Nov dscsd present the .sne with
IS Bresassy !. the City az d N:vYsrt S.t.r. ..
ss N0''nS'
CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY Of
y NEW.YORK-ELIJAH I. BROWN and WILLIAM
s SID composing tn. a1s q BABY
s sm:s .ss ..ss Of Ssm You ar. hereby .sd
required to answer h. complaint in th. seton wlsh wiz
NeYOrt at the City Hall in the City Of New York. .ad %
Your .n ~ Il: ala 'emp.n. on Il: sub
YORK. within twenty days asr the service Of this
you exclusive of the day Of such service and fail TO
the said complaint within the time Aforesaid the plsnt
in this action win take judgment against you for tho Of
hundred and forty nine dollars and cents with
cents thereof from tho nth day OF January thousand eight
hurdred and and on two hundred and eighty
ssDd eight hundred and and four hundred and
eighty nine dollars and seventy four csnts thereof from
IS thousand eight hundred and seven beside cess
Of thb sstiou-Dsted June L. 1857.
Tbs complaint this scOa va duy alsd In the oacs Of
the Cert o. the C and County Of On the ltA d
g. w. Z. A. GAINES, piasst4t Attoeasys
jytT ts~t~td'
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Me0ifal.

CANDS' SARSAPARILLA.-In this mltry sea.
- of the year when every feels tbs necessity of
taking snepc and Alternative medicine the pure EX
TRACT OF SARSAPARILLA will be found the most
remedy in the world for purifying the blood regulating the
bowels Prepared md sold By A. b. D. SANDS, Dmssi.ts
No 100 Fulton st. New. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

YI,HE LIVERPOOL AND NETWORK AND
J. PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP C0MPANY'S Clyde
built iron screw steamships
CITY OF BAlTIMORE... - 81 tuns Cap \ Latch
CITY OF WASHINGTON. $50 tuns. Capt C. Peiris
CITY or MANCHESTER. ICE tuns Cap. Kennedy.
KAN0AR0O.. l,SIi tuns ;CsPt JeneE
The underuo.ed or other vessels intended 10 sell
From LIvERrsoL.
CITY OF WASHINGTON....W Wednesday. ...."...ylly l
KANCANOO "Wednesday. .........yuly -
CITY on BALriMORH ednesisy ..........July .
CITY OF WASHINGTON. .:WednesAy......"....Ausi
And every sltemsss Wedne rayv,
CITY OF WAsHINGTOa-.. Thursday July q
CITY OF BALTfMORE., see. Thursday. - 70
CITY OF WASHIN OTON. Thursday ............Sept
Ard every slteD.te Thursday.
RATES OF CABIN PASSAGE-Frou New York md Prize
delphis S75; Liverpool Il Gness guneas and Is
saneH according the accommodation In the State Rooms
al having the pryeg the saloon Including Stew.
srd's Fees
THIRD CLASS PAsrSGERa-A limited number Of third caN
will Be tkeh and found In much provisions
required. From Philadelphia and Nev.York, ESQ., tom Hv
Ccrtifcates passsse will be sned here parties Who
arsiroys OF bringing their eads a. corresponding .se
These constructed with improved wsterti
coupsTtment Esch vessel carries experienced Suesos,
and every attention paid to the comfort and accommodates 81
Daft, on Liverpool from ~ upward
Spccie taken by these vessels Ut usual rates.
An goods to the Agents will BE- forwarded with economy
and dispatch. go
John O. BALE, No. rs Broadway, NewYork Agent, or
WIN. INMAN. Nos and Tower Building Liverpool Agent
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Water Cure.

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER CURE, Bins
X harton-Eisht ride from the city BY n Y and Es
Rsiiosd Visitors win find this Of the pleasse paees
the Union Board - week Address j. H. NORTH Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-SUMhIER AR

IL aASGIMnsr fsundays going East leave
Brooklyn for Greenpor. ct daily and On
pm. rf Riye1hesi s and 80 pm 10. Nerti Isip q
10 On and - m Tor Rarminsdass II an 10 andS pm
for S,osset .. 10 sad 10 fsf HsmpsteAA 10 AM
81 and Coz Jsnsios q sst 70 a.. saA ~.
sai T0n,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE. -
NJ The Through Ticket and Freight Office ofthe
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD,
GALANA AND CHICAGO U. RAILROAD
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AND QUINCY RAILROAD
to Chiesso Milwaukee Gslens Dubuqus, Rock Island Bur
nston Quincy St. Louis Cairo Ksnsn and NessstA ana 81
yis SUSPENSION BRIDGE or BUFFALO, 10 At
No. 173 BROADWAY, n X. ..
Of Courtandtst. DARIUS CLAhk, AGENT
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Bass DsrARrmISr STATE OF ELwYosx,
ALHAAY. August T. 1857:
vuNHE PINE PLAINS BANK has this day filed

thi, Office notice of the appoint Of the PARK BAhh'
In CRY Of New York Agent tor the REDEEM 2.isn OF M eeu
Ei ndes together with revocation Of The sPPSnnen. o.
Metropolitan Bank such agreeable 10 the sot emu
act a. smsrd the several sc' relating to lncepon
Rtnts Banking Associations and individual Bsuke pfssea
April II, le,t JAMES NJ COOK. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

hudson RIVER RAILROAD.-From May
2S 1857 trains will esve Chambersst Station follows;
Express tIain., and Sis Albany Passenger sin1
e, PcushIee pale IN and and pm for Peetshil So
pm The Pourhtsspse Peehsi and Sing Sing train; stop
IRE nav sstion Passengers taken at Chambers Canal Chris
topher ana Slsss Trains for New York leave Troy IS
md 10 40 and 4So p and Albany at 80 sit snd 1870
80 and I:4spm A. r. SMITH. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

III PORT and FALL RIvER.-The splended and superior
steamer METROPOLIS Csp Brown leaves New; York every
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY at o'clock M !
AID the EMPIRE STATE, Capt Br.yton. leaves New York
eyery MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 5o'elock
m from Pier Ne 3NR the Battery both touching at
Newport each way. ,,,
cant until the same shal have been paid for. .
Frgt TO Boston 10 forwarded through with great dispatch
by an EJpress Freight Train.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

II NENIKAL TSAILhOAD OF INV -ULItoLH
~ Connecting at New Hampton with the Delaware, Lsck.
v,nns and Railroad and ct Esson with the Lehgh
Valley Railroad. =, . 49,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, commanding MsJ IS. 1877
Leave for Esston and from Pier
No North River. q, 80 IL IN. and $3.50 for Som
eryiIle by above trains and at 5:l5 pm
Thr above trains connect Elizabeth with trains the
New Railroad which leave New York from the foot Of
Courtlsndt.st. a. 7So and u q m and $40 and Pm.
Passengers the Delaware Lsckswsnrs and Weserr Raj
rosd will leave $50 only For Lshish Valley Railroad
A. - m onIv JOHN o. STERN9, Superintendent.
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" RAILROAD to Chicago St. Louis Rock Island St fssl
via New YorL and Erie New York Contra, American Lake
shcre Great Western Railway, and Michigan Southern Raj
rosd forming the shortest quickest and most psss.n. route
the Great West The road between Det.0. and Adrian IL
now open and trains are Adrian with
sip 70 Chicago and the West FOR farther information apply
at the Companys Office Nc. Is, Broadway corner OF Dey'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

EUK BOSION, wa NOhWICH anu w.
bv the f.vcrit~ steamer CONNECTICUT, Capt VIM Wilcox
on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS. and BY ths
new and splendid steamer COMMONWEALTH Capt VIZ
iisns On TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAfs.ts
Ayns Point; thence BY and handsomely hnished elk
renee Lowell Nsshus Concord White Mountains and every
other section ofNew England can be oy
applying board 4. MARTIN Agent at his Once
oIloprtlapdtI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

CHEAP EXCURSIONS to FIRE ISLAND
~ 81 q each way-Every TUESDAY and FRIDAY by
Long Island Railroad and steamer Hero Lssys SSqss Ferry
SATURDAY, leave Fire leland At II Tickets for Fire
Island TO Depot South Ferry Tickets 70 return to be
lad ON hosrd tbe Hero Hotels Fire Island
new and have ample accommodations Of the best lind
EXCURSION for the MILLION to STATEN
II ISLAND FORT HAMILTON and CONEY ISLAND.
Exeuron to Staten Island miles for cent. and Coney
JOSEPHINE and sOUTHFIELD leave every hour from
a. 20 D m (or 6ne SUNDAYS every half hour vi p n
for Fort Hamilton and Csney Island WI land ct the
Art LANDING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07
NJEw wyDE-GAvGE ROUTE from NEW.

r AND ROUTE-NEW-IORk to PkOvi-
DpNcF Lr-Op and after Aprl Express Trsin Of she
PROviDENCF. HARTFORD AID FISHKlLL RAILROAD
" III cave Hartford the .rrva there Of the Express Tram
th New York and and New Haven Hartford and
Sprin gSeld Railroad which leave New York ct am
SAMUEL MOTT, Superiateadent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

OFFICE OF RACINE AND MISSISSIPPI RAiLRoRD Co. }
No. "A EXCHANGE PLACE, New. YORK. Aug 1851
INTEREST NOTICE.-The SEMl-ANNUAL
i INTEREST on the BONDS Of the CITY Of RACINE,
Issued this Company due on the 10th inst will be paid on
and presentation Of the proper Coupons a.
the Offce Of NJ X JESUP Co. Agents, No A Exchange
place. HENRY D. DChAND' rfcs'.
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pr,essse CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT and other Ex-
CHANGE Al currsat rses and transact general BANKING
sUsISkss { I. w SHT chTScH. San rr.noi.os.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD COM
IN PANY'S EXPRESS, General Office No. l7S Broadway,
YThe New York and Erie Railroad Company are now pre-
p''@N " ~ HOMER RAMsDELL, Freshest
Gas A. DE Wfrr Superintendent Express
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-18
Republican Platform.

The recent decision of the United Slatee
Supreme Court, has knocked to pieces the
Republican party. The issue DOW is, sub.
mission 10 the laws of the land, or open re-
rebellion. Greeley, of The "Tribune," says,
tha. the decision of the Supreme Court sis
entitled 10 Just as much weight as would be
the judgment of majority u taSse conere-
gated in any Washington bar ROOM" This
style Of language sounds as though treason
was a settled point with the leaders of Black
Reputlicanism. a@ "a
Mr.. James Pike, known as one of the wri-
ters of lie Tribune,n writing from Wash
ingion to that paper, Gays:
"But if Mr.. Buchanan is not clear and for.
oible in style, we must admit that the doc.
trines ofthe Inaugural are sufficiently pointed
and distinct. Of these, we come at once TO
the expression Of firm conviction, blunt as il
may seem, that this Union rs not soorth saving,
nor this Government soorik p, ,essruing; upon tie
busis Of the Inaugural, backed by the coming de.
cision Of the Supreme Court, 10 which The Pres
ideat, by intimaiion, clearly points"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-18
Young America.

A certain Judge, while attending Court in
shire town, was passing along the road
where boy was just letting down the bars
10 drive some caitle IN. His father stood in
the door ofhis home, on the opposite side Of
the road, and seeing what his hopeful bcy
was doing, shouted OUT j
"John don't you drive them cattle in there /;
l told you 10 put them in The pasture behind
the housen % az sa 81 >
The boy took no nosies whatever Of the
remonstrancs, aud his father repeated the Or
der in a louder tone, without the least effect
land the third time gave positive orders not
TO drive the cattle In there. The son didn't
even deign to look up, and disobeysd the
parental injunction with q eooIness which
positively Shocked The judge, who, looking
at the culprii, said, in tone of official dig.
uity:
''Boy, don't you hear your father speaking
10 you?"
'oh, ya-a s" replied the youth, casting a
glance at the Judge and then at his parent,
'sbut don't. mind what he says. Mother
don't neither, and Tween she and |, we've
about got the dog SO he doni.-Arthur
Giimon.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-18
a pRoLL ACCOUNT.

q Ef4 y t.. ! Z
The Turkish papers are dabbling in Amer.
lean politics, Listen 10 ons'of them on the
Kansas question. The language is translated
BY The Conslanlinople correspondent OF the
N, Y. Tribune: go - ..,...., i i
"lE the. northern, part Of America there 10
Ia province called Kansas, which having a
very warm climate the inhabitants are much
given to agriculture. They fave, therefore,
imported a large number OF slaves from AZ
fica, and employed lhem on their lands
The people who live in the north Of this prov
ince regard slavery as Inconsistent with hu-
mainly, and having SO appriscd the inhabi.
ianis of Kaaeas, urged hemito desist from
this improper practice. Having repeatedly
tone this, and not having betn listened to,
the Two parties assembled, and after ascer.
tanning the number OF each, depulised rep
'resentatives 10 the seat Of the American gov
eminent, called Washington, 10 have the
matter tried. Now, as there has been for
some time past great coolness between the
American Council OF Mobiles and the people
of America, they could not fall upon any
agreement on the suhjec, of the people s
quarrel in Kansas. The difficulty increasing
daily in strength, it was foreseen that trouble
would arise out of it. The enmity existing
between the two councils resulted in each
endeavoring 10 prevent The labors of the olh-
ers, and consequently nothing was done by
either. Moreover, as the army Of the Amer
loan republic is wholly disorganlzed, and con-
sists Of Bashi Bazouk soldiers, The council Of
the people desired TO have them properly
trained and placed under some kind of order,
with regulations and pay assigned Them. The
chief of the republic likewise was in favor Of
this arrangement, bu, the Council Of Mobiles
conlinued TO oppose that of the people, and
great quarrel arose between chem on the
subject. This state Of things, therefore, be-
ipg productive of the ruin of the foundations
of the republic, and The destruction Of its
government, the chief OF il decided upon sell
tling this affair Of the army in some manner
or other, and for this purpose last August,
called up both the Councils and gave them
two weeks, ia which lime 10 coIne 10 set
f1ement OF their differences. Now il happens
that by said republic, if the peoples Council
DO not also consent 10 it, the chiei Of The gov
eminent, even together with the Council OF
Mobiles, cannot take one ak;cha out Of the
Treasury: as the former would not consent
10 give him any money for their support, he
had to, dismiss all the soldiers anc sell the
vesseIs'.of sgr &c other governments. OF a
truth is clearly seen that this discord be-
tween the Two Councils will very soon cause
the ruin Of that republic, and proves the value
of 1he peace aud happiness which we will
enjoy under the benevolent protection OF the
shadow of our blessed Sullan.'
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-18
The Area of the Grea. Lakes.

The five great lakes OF North America
have recently been surveyed, and it is found
that they cover an area Of 80, 600 square miles.
The total length Of the five lakes is 1874
miles. Lake Superior, at lis greatest length,
is 355 miles; its greaies. breadth is t6O
miles; mean depth, 9ss feet; elevation
a6sve the sea, 627 feet area, $4,000 square
miles. Lake Michigan is sso miles long /;
it's greatest breadth is los miles; its mean
dept is 900 feet /; elevation, 6s7 feet, area,
10000 square miles. Lake Huron, in lis
grssles, length, is 200 miles, its creates,
breadth is 100 miles; mean depth, 800 feet /;
elevation, 574 feet; area, 10000 square
miles. Lake Erie is a5o miles hong great
est breadth, 80 miles mean depth, 200 leet;
elevation, 555 feet; area, 5000 square miles
Lake Ontario has a length OF 1870 miles, and
its mean btead,h is IS miles; mean depth,
500 feet; elevation above the ocean, 262
feetj arsa, 6o06 square miles. s.-,