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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

V,O LET.-A well lighted first floor and basement
i WORKSHOP, at No n Woosters. Inquire OF SMITH
l. CRANE, on the premises.
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FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-To LET, for
months from LIST of Nay next az esssnt LOUISE OF
oie size with brown stone 'front.' furs,shed in unique
stye adorned with objects Of AT and situated on neS
n The city being open 70 the south very y AID IA the nm
dia.e vicinity Of hne q e;y railroad and three Hes VI
fsses 10 Wal 81 and South Ferries Ac Address
NELL. BROS ( Co, No l5o P,asi-s,
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Y>O LET-Desirable ROOMS. No. 35l Broad
Il way corner Of Whesk lnqsiSe Of NJ. NJ LAWRENCE,
on the prrInlsee.
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Doaro aa1 Rooms.

A VERY pleasant ROOM on the second floor
Pantry Bath room &C. adjoining 10 LET with attend
sncs hout Board Gentlemen the pleasant
located house No 69 2dsv 4th convenient 20 ca
and routes two from Broadway occupied by
prvNc imily. Two rooms msy be had If desired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

Il front HOUSE three stories and basement nea-iy
p,sssuty situated opposite Perks's Gs-den No lol Aniiy
&c. Brooklyn. four minutes walk rom South feuy Ron;
500 which only thrceouTbs OF whe; has b, aid ir T.
Inquire Of r. l.. SMITH No 81 Bsltic-st, Brooklyn
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TJ,O LET-For Anniversary Meetings, Lectures
Il Concerto, Exhibition &c the lsrse ROOM on tho hrs
Nicholas Metropolitan Hotels Dimensions 2 feet BY 30
ceiling 20 feet high. Apply on the prernises
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THO LET-A small three-stOry basement and I'M
der-collar BRICK HOUSE No l5i 4lstst., tetween y
Sd with Croton BATH range and gas al Il good
order rent 800 Inquire on the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

ID Stockbridse. MsssechuseTbe Summer Session opens
MONDAY the 3th e April Some vscancie. yet to be
fd Circulars and Catalogues b. had OF the Bookstore OF
B. WESTERMANN Co., No. go Broadway. REID
HOFFMAN,.
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YINO LET-The fine thrce-story HOUSE, with
extension each floor. No a3 Wcst 3istt with al! the
modern Improvements; rent $3.50 Also tho hne thresSry
HOUSE with extension and modern improvements No. SIT
West 24thst 500 Alec three story HOUSE, mod
,rn improvements in West I9h.st; 800 Aso No 10
4ls,st stories high IS by ~ feet and cold
baths gas b. put in complete order; $50 viii be de-
Quoted on account during he time OF painting
&C. j. w. DENHAM, House Agents 9th.sv OF lo,h
st. Office open from morning to in the evening.
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OFEIcr Or nav CLEVELAND asp PlIr,9yHeH,


NOTICE is hereby given, that the annual meet
IN The Stockholders OF this Company will be held
It's office in Clcve on WEDNESDAY 7th day 81
Gy next At 10 O'Clock for the election Of twelve DlkEC
TORS and Transaction Of other business
t. ROCKWELL Secretary.
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O,TIcE OF TIE CLgVEL.SD COLUMBUs AND I
CINCINNATI X. r. Co.-CLEyELASD, Dee 20, 1856
NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting OF tho Stock
IN holders Of the CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS and GIN
CINNATI RAILROAD COMPANY for tne Eleson Of Direct.
Will be held the Office OF the Company 10 the City Of
Cleveland. WEDNESDAY, the 18th January lf1. Tue
Books Cleveland md New York will be- closed from
Jan 20 the I4h, inclusive. Ii. c. MARSHALL, Sec'y.
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PHENIx BANK. NEw.YoRK, Dec 81. 1885.
nYIDEND.-The Board OF Directors have this
~ dsv declare a semi anu DIVIDEND Of FOUR PER
CENT Il per cent payable TO the Stockholders Oh aud Ats
' F. NJ BRYSON Cashier.
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W ALL BILE + AKIN al AON liON. no gu"
,ctib.r having determined remove 20 me West ;. de-
srou. Of sposns Of the FARM Which o. poT resiae.
suAed 10 the Town Of EAST IlSHKlLL Dlec-'s
County within mile Ct the hopeNel hgreh .o2It ss ~
miles depot of the Hudson Avef Railroad and e An
boat New HAmburrt and miles eat OF fishkii
Village The Farm contains about 30 Of choice land
meadow and wood land and IL de-
d.dly in Of the beautiful trie and h-si'hul
o Of Duchess County IL 10 10 hsh state OF cultivation
y well fenced AID admirably adapted 70 purposes OF grazing
and he ras g and ALTERING Of stock or the CULTIVATION OF
grsin Il ia wei wa,ered having three never falling streams
pAsps through H. with numerous springs AND II PsIiily
stoe ked with a kI As Of fruit Of The bet vsetes
Tie dwelling house i. commodious MANSION, well ouh snd
convensncss ef modern buidnss and ~
c.ept repair Beside THE there two tenant houses ana
large bans hay and carriage houses with other
outbuildngs -,
To any person who may desire comfortable home IN the
country this will be found 20 offer superior Inducements VIII
can only known and understood BY personal Inspection Of
the premises. 49,. -,
PIBIIC AUCTION on WEDNESDAY, the 7ih day Of JAnu-
Any next u O'Clock the premises The most IN
exceptonsble title given. 1900. ..,,,.v
Irforuation may be had application 70 TUSds B4INGk-
IT, cornor Beaver and Brosis New York or 10 the sab
scriber on tho premises Terms on day q sale. . -
East Fishkill, Dec. 8, 1856 THU. J. VAN " I'm
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I 1. vANDERH0oF.
" y Wru.u-.t L~.a. resoti.'-&-

$4,000 To dSd hoAS 20. on s2sG a.? @
~, o,.C.,t, Apply TO BAKER WEEKS, Auc'i'aee"'
Nc. s P,Iv Il.
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BANK DEPARTMENT.. ALsANY. Jan. :, 1851.
HNHE MONTGOMERY COUNTY BANK (Bank.

ing Asochou) has his d y filed In this office ao'ice
Of the appointment Of THE ALBANY CITY BANK, In the
City Albany Aseut for the redemption Of It's circulating
enti led An Act 20 Anend tie
era acts eStEg Tucorpo ated Banks Banking Associations
an individual Bankers" passed Apnl II. 1851
JAMES VI. COOK. Sups riutendent
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Sales bn Auttion.

OY BANGS, BROTHER & CO.-Trade Sale
- Eootr. No IS PArs row.
HESEV II. LEtDs. Aucti1r--r- -
HFNRY II LEEDS & Co. Will sell BY auc-
ID. :. .-,r5 NJ p Nassau -ErEsn- ANCl tNt AEa
MCUERE OIL PAINTINGS most Of ~1ea nAv- D-rn -,
,c,es TN FIos1 Anon Others 49, b t1and -o1s une
r-u p.. by Zuc,r- a. Teuiers Grlu-fs 0-0rSe h-lIA
Co,r.so aud others. As irvoce - Os1inrt -
..f r.c.iyed from Psfi. and 49, WORTHY % sfeIl'L-
Chm besur CHdiri Ma5rsLcb-. De = 'erEo- ana
-or4 Nh. uocern Painting. vu b iouni 'rt o. n ~,
.v.r Wilson and %, a. invo'ce ~
Pfi1s. OF Copper Wafer-ooor Drs~iaI' 80 lie sAe 49,
b. affL0Lt rsssrv@ q close accOuDts.
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BANK DEPARTMENT, ALBANY, July Is, 1883.

BANK DEPAKrNENr, ALBANY, July To- ISoo.
NOTICE l. hereby given, pursuant 10 the statute
m such and provided that al the ClRCULAr
ING NOTES issued Luther Stowel, individual banked
COMMERCIAL BANK Of ALLEOAHY COUNTY,, must
b. presented the Office Of the Superintendent 81 the Bank
1t the State OF New York for payment within
two Nears the date hereof the ndI Deposited Tor the
rrd, pon tho circulating notes issued ~ tho said banker
VII b, given up
Yl8-lawN+y NJ SCHOONMAKER, superintendent
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TINE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
III uNiTEn sIATEs IT. .LIa. -

posing this ipe are:
IL. ATLANTIC, Capt Oliver EldIlge.
THE BALTIC, Capt. Jose ph ComstOok
The ADKIATIC, Capt James West
These ships having been built BY contract expressly Tor the
GoYenment ssyce every bas been taken Ia their con
stTuetOn also IN their en8 % Insure aud speed
aud their secopmodans for passengeo qIsed fof
elegsnce ard comfort.
Price u passage New YORK b Liverpool In Gr,e.,s
cabin $50 In second DO as Prom Liver 10 New York
- md - guincas.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berth can be secured until paid for The ships Of tia
line have improved wAer' bGkhead and avoid danger
oH lee VIII 10. cross the Banks north Of - degrees until after
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Bnil6ins alaterials.

LINGUISTIC TILES-FOr Vestibues Halle
A. HeNths DINING ICONS Conserystoriss, &C GARNKIRK
CHIMNEY TOPS, pRAINPIPES. &c. For sale By
MILLER COATES, No ~ Pesxiss Nj.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS, No. g Waist, NY.
bRONN, SIMPLIFY Co., liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD Co,

b. O. WAISWRICHT & Co. Paris
Tie u these ship. Will be accountable for gold
sytf slon specie jeVelry precious metals
!es. bills Il s1s gasd therefor and the value thereof
expfcs sed tLeEeih.
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Professional Notices.

STAMMERlNG, &c. permanently cured with
~ pain opvrziiun. sc!euhc principles. by Dr..
JONES tn only re siObc who does zis
ban lsfg ii eGmsIt and requires pay Gutl ais a1ent
I'd. He the CT Of system. AL under.
every method has devoted BIS life
pediu Il specA has cured
srte wihin sI: yeS- lie As1 DEAFNESS
With great
Or J. A JONES NILS
Ooe Rocus No 81 BrcsdwAy Newly oh oPpote Metro
PositA1 Hotel. lor short time
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NEW LINE of NETWORK and LIVER

NEW LINE Of NETWORK aud LIVER
~ POOL MISUNDERSTANDING LINE Tai. line vfn
D. eoLo !rised q hs tloSt ADD irstc.ss sAips
hEnk1 ILAf......l 5oo tons. .Cspt- D.yd Csul.us
GALLON 800 tuB-..Capt Daniel H. Trumas.
okItNT ;.:...;.. 900 tuRs.. .Cspt George Hal
ELLEh AUSTIN. 900 tuns.. Capt Wm. IL Gsrreh
Tie abvc shps have been recently built and the aTzcs
and most Substantial in the trade They are comnanded
seLtisuen 81 eIrerieaee AID ability. Their aooommodA
VtrJ supenoT every exerton viii made proa
tHs coo fo Of Of shpper
sor freight or plsssEe apply 70
sPoRfokD. TiLxsToN Co, Nc. . Broadway.
c 0RiksHAwt Co., N.. 10 0or.e-p..ssss.
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CONTfkENTAL BANK, Dec. - 1850.
nINIDEND.-A semi-annua Dividend Of FOUR
IL FER CENT on the capital stock Of ,his Bank viii be
paid the Stockholders and ser MONDAY The IN Jay OF
lamar rext b p WARNER, Cashier.
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ASTRoIT J BLETcKEs. Ase,ioneer.


DFFEREE's SALE, by order Of the supreme
II {, urt ofVALUABLE PROPERTY - CLIFTON siAtsn
ssud a. sucfou SATURDAY, JGl TO- s'' a. = c0eA
rteu o. 2 N,-chsu's' II chsrsa SeF.f ok . ,.,.
kN1HOSA BLEEChER Co vi SCI . t.s 4, =
ID 81 On SAT- RDAY Jan % O. = a. u o'clock - ne
Chart. ttlsI - The following sIoeeGngy 'Alsoe AH' ~
sirstie p pity. VIZ. = - a
on fFW YORk AVENUF-The lots Of ground On ana
~. n rcffL s..' rrt.r u Yortsy. And Nlfsns'
spr M in-,u ~York T. sizs Of each ot AAd ta
uuU b.. ty iii hey known viii b seen on ine
on NIkOINIA AEENUE-Ths IL lot. Of around on ie &c
side of Nsiuiasv, AID known By the lo+t' o ~
70 40 b. clusiye. - , -. -.
o. NEw-YORK AvEEUE-Ths los Of ground on ne
ves sde # NeuYortsy., composing he whole front OK e-
bloE cen Vgnissv and Clifton Snd known y me
numb. - from l97 70 2 inclusive. -,
on VIRGINIA ANENUE-The IS lot, u ground on tne
south de u Nrsuis lv between New OH and NeIuoL
AZ, lrovu BIZ tie numbers from l3l 20 ls, inclusive ,
ON CLIFTON ANENUE-The is lots Of ground on tAr
north de Of Cftop-av bet Az and vermont
ay Known BY the numbers from rs % - inclusive; ,
Th propey 10 beautifully situated on high ground ne ave
rues wide the view fne the water pure and iAils 10Y
ersEe prt4ct comprises e the most elegant oudins
fs on tie bland being the immediate vicinity q me resi-
1.pce, II Cas- OrCouor W. c. Anders1n Daniel Low,
4sor and others and viii positively b. sold 70 The h9nes'
bidder =
Brosd-st. CIV W M II a'4hO-' n 49,
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NASSAU FiRE Insurance CosPNY OF BRooSLYS.} d.
Jan. S. 1851.
nIVIDEND.-A st MAMMAL DIVIDEND
~ Of Ten PER CENT hs Ibis day been drcAfed payable
On ttmAne their otce, No. 10 CouItst, Brooklyn.
A J BEEkMAN. SECRETARY.
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furniture.

ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNfTURE-A
IL II. y. EARRINGTON'S Mandatory WArvrooas Nos
Is and IS Wo0sisrst.. between GgSnd an1 BrooGe
CHOW CASES.-HOfmsn Il Fersch's Show
~ Case wGreiooHs Nos ~ Chsihlust and 81 Bowrry A
general Of Show CAscs Constantly ON hand GA
Show CSsr taken IN EAehsss- Orders promptly executed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-12

The Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson is undoubtedly
vag but like other, of tina. genus he fails often TO
let his hearers know when he means to be In
earnest and when he is joking so that they Miss the
spot W here the laugh properly comes in. When he
quotes Scripture gibly, you may know be is intent
on bepg funny; otherwise, you are In danger OF
passing his jokes without apprehendins them.
Here is ore from bis late speech at Syracuse,
which hundreds Of dull people will read without
suspectipg its waggery
"The Democratic principle is, tina. Man is capable
of selfgovenment That principle Is Lot snetrei'a'
but practical"
Let u, zee how practical" is: Our State has
within cur memory had two successive Conventions
for the reyisal of her Constitution, with an interval
of quarter Of century between them. Zach oil
them was what Mr.. Dickinson, even in bis eraver
moments is wont to pronounce " Democratic.
Well: these two Democratic" Conventions, BY
yerv strong Democratic" votes, decreed that if
certain caste or race of men happened to own $3.50
worth of real estate respectively, they should be
entitled to exercise the Right of Suffrage; if not,
not. Is it "the Democratic principle Mr.
Dicbin1n, that brute becomes man by getting
possession of $3.50 worth of real estate' You IN.
doubtedy voted for this Property Qualification:
do you kold that 4" Man is capable Of seif.govefn-
ment" whenever be has $3.50 worth Of real estate,
and Z OF otherwise, If so, why not say 80 in your
speech
But in another section Of our common country
it is boldly held that Man is capable of self-gov
eminent" if he have white skin-and not only Of
governing himself, but several scores or hundreds
of black chattels also while if be be black, he is
capable of nothing of the Sort Yet one of these
very black chattels if he happen to obtain bis free
dom, may not only govern himself but he now may
own human chattels, even though they be fifteen
sixte enths Caucasian in blood, ard as white as
average Members Of Congress. Is the principle"
whereof you boast, Mr.. D., practical in this
case, or Theoretical" only
A few years since, Mr.. John Mitchell came fu.
gtye to our shores, and set to work to constitute
himself an American citizen and Democrat. While
he was under probation for citizenship--an embryo
or crysslis Demo crat-he published his aspiration
for an Alabama plantation and proportional gang
of negro slaves. Since then, he has graduated in
the Democratic seminary with all the honors, and
he now proclams bis aspiration for t,co plantations
and tro gangs of fat nggers Is this sufficient to
procure him diploma as "practicap' as well as
Theoretical Democratic or must be have the ne
groes actually in possession to enttle him to this
honor
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The Herald talks Of decline in the circulate.
of The WEEKLY TRIBUNE, basing its talk On
gross perversisn Of remark in our new Prosp>c.
tus We said that the Postnasters had BEN
drilled or driven into position Of hostility Vticl
had doubtless deprived US Of some thou'saas Il
subscribers but We never lntimsted that this w.
hsd not been more .h an made up from other sources
Being just now Of charitable turn, we propose h
have the circulation of THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
aud that of all the Issues Of The Herald scrsinized
BY two capable and honest men chosen BY the twq
establsl msnts respectively, who may sslecta tara
to act with them if they see fit and, after months
free access to and observation Of the two establish
nents, if they report that The Hrald total presea.
subscription a.d sale exceeds thAt Of The WEEKLY
TRIBUNE, We win p.y $500 to the two leading
Orphan Asylums in this city; while if they report
that THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE ha, greater circua-
ton than The Heraids total subscription and salA
then The Herald shall pay $500 to the OIphaa
Asylums as aforesaid. What say you'
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Thsrs wsrs ps,tSps. sa1 Dozen real, ys:,..,.
Pearls toun. Il certain jersey brooks last s,s,s
s.c's with half peck or 70 worth from Eve ,ii
inss 70 Ave- mills (or less) each. The tine ws.s,i
IL hunting pearls in hat AID other States, must bsr
been worth at least hundred dolars for sysrv A.
lars worth Of pearls obtained, not to SPEAK Of d.
deathly celds caught in wsdirg and sropnr |, col,
streams, and not considering the wantou n,,..,,.
Of several hundred thousands Of harmless. var
meaning CLAIMS, nor the monstrous Muncb.u,..,
which unprincipled penny a-liners wer. tempted 1,
fabricate, treating Of peck measures of ,;,.o,
egg pearls found in brooks, guiluem aver a.
tsrbor;ng q clam. We eIhort the Minue.oe,,. :.
stick TO their timber their lands, and their sil,ys
and let the claims alone.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-12

The Supreme Court meets in General Tern %
Monday next, and We hope that it will not allow
the occasion to pass without establishing rule
that will conduce more than any other to the speedy
termination of suits. We mean, rule not to
allow any cause to be postponed because one Of the
counsel is engaged in another Court. The Court
is entitled and the public is entitled to demand
that its business shall not be postponed to consult
the con yenience of some leading lawyer. II be
cannot attend in three Courts at once, lot him
choose in which Court he will attend, and then the
business will proceed without interruption. The
Lennon case, We perceive, is near the head Of tho
Gale ndar, and we take it for granted that the coun
sci to whom that important case is intrusted will
be ready to proceed with their argument.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-12

The democracy" Of our State have been having
a lively fight at Syracuse, as they often do in our
Wards at the Elections, in order to give flip 10
business and call out the voters who delight in
shindy. Besides, it is something for party 10
crushed out as theirs was last FAN to show that
there are enough Of them left to divide. Their
scrimmage reminds us Of the militia captain who,
being unpopular with his company, was responded
to at roll call on training day, by single subaltsrn
In aftsrward giving an account Of the days achieve
ments, he .aid he got along with the maneuveu
pretty we'll until he issued the order" Rear rank
take distance :" That, he said, 'was like parting
soul from body"
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COPPLR AND PEARLs n MISSEsOTA.-A gentle
nan has shown the eoiior Of Tic 81. Paul Democrat
specimens # native copper, Of the pursst quality,
fooud at st. Croi1 Falls. ore piece has large quaa
ti,y Of pure silver in it. While hrhisg in the riyer ne
noticed lie clans similar 10 those that the Jer,ey
pearls were found in and gave the hint to the bo.t
man, AID the result was, in two or three days they
found boiwet tao ard three hundred, varying from
the size Of pins head 10 pea. The river, at tie
Fall. il filled with The fresh-va'er claw and the
81. CIoix pearls nay soon be az celebrated as he
Jertty.
The Copper ADORE mentioned, we trust, I, al
l;sht, AID there can Of course be 40 cliect,on "A
thsse times to The Silver. Bu. TIE Pearls, va Ten
tur to sssuIe our M:r:tio friends. are ahumbgs
an ntuit.sstad, u.,oa Of osi:ns haostvy
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NEBRAsKA.-The result has not yet been ofhcAly
sLIouLced concerning the election in NeDraska Terri
tory for member Of Congress. letter nom OmaHs
to The 81. Louis Republican inadvertently throws q
little light on the matter. 1t seems that while the
Democratic papers have been so confidently announc-
ire flat Chapman was elected, it was purely guess
work. The returns have all along been in favor Of
Ferguson, and Coy. lard was disposed to give him
were made against him, with view Of reducing his
vote, 20 es to enable Chapman TO get the official
in dCIsement.
One affidavit made by a Judge Of election in Monroe
alleges that the balotbOx stuffed and that there
were ftrty names on the poll-books when the polls
were opened in the morning all fictitious. The returns
trtm Florerce were accompanied by protest from
the canyassers aiming to have the whole vote throwc
OFT account of fraud. The settlement Of this cues
cn does not in any degree depend on the merits OF
The case but solely on the bias Of the majority Of the
territorial canyassers: 1t 10 bard to tell whic party
is n oct nearly in the ht for there be no douk
that there was infamous cheating ON both sidoI
Should Ferguson get the certificate, he viii be inels
te a. lie holds high judicial position in the Tern
tcry under The Federal Government.
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The Hon. GEORGE G. DUNN, late q Member
of Congress from Indiana, and the msster.spirit Of
the quasi Republican opposition to Mr.. BankSs
election as Speaker, died at bis residence in Bed
ford, Ind, on the 9Th inst. Mr.. Dunn was native
of Kentucky, but professealy and We think ear.
nestly opposed to the Extension of Slavery, be-.
lieyiog nothing less than an absolute Prohibition by
Congress would prove effective to that end. He
was Wing in bygone years, and latterly an 4" Amer
ican,' in which capacity he headed the Fillmore
Electoral Ticket in Indiana last Fall. He was
man of eminent ability, supereminent Obstinacy.
ard unsurpassed efficiency as csnvssser before the
People.
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The MASSACHUSETTS HuSKERs.-The Gardner
party. which put Henry j. Gardner on the course for
Goveinor Of Massachusetts,, yesterday nominated
Alexander DE Witt Of Oxford, Worcester County,
late Member OF Congress for the Worcester District
for Lieutenant Governor; Ex-Alderman d. L. Allen
of Boston for Secretary of State; Timothy Ingrshsp
of New.Bedford for Treasurer; Chandler X. Rsuscm
of Roxbury for Auditor and John II. Clifford Of New.
Bedford for Attorney General. Messrs. RsAsom and
Clifford, the candidates for Auditor and Attorney
General, are also upon the Banks American ticket
but Messrs. Tenney and Rogers Of that ticket were
repudiated.