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Ia Scarborough Nos "a Sarah Harmon,
wil,'", ) Iv,un tiarl.ri. aged Is years Bos;ua
,ni Western paper piea'e copy
IL LIN ~, och ui., INV, NJ 4, daughter o'
Jsrr.- sud sar,h i.ooi, aged 10 years, 5 ,nosihs-
Jude DAYS r. .....rr
inth,, city. The 26 b u'i R"yslI B Parker
g.,i 80 .-~r> 27'h"t, Lew C-'a', aged 20
y,an> 1Th ali Ms NJ " Jane l.,mg, eyed y
.-ar~. Pal ih.I -m"nI, SoH e Jesse ID +, aud
Sarah Smlin, aged Uc yea aud t,c In,n,hs.
l. Lyman, tnh ult Mr. Julia, wife ~ John
Kun ~, AGED - ... ......t
IL N-""' hunk. I3n ult, MrS Betsy c., WIFE
1t G,rupe l.. dresser, acrd -. TO-. D"
H. Bc,wlck. OH ut HuSari No>os, aged "a
: .nr day, PAU Wentworth. Rgri u
Ia Shapsigh IL ~, Dee. samoa .i'ck-r,ry 20.
~ Ku,.ry Pmni, "n -aiuri =, Nov. 81, Cat
tie Ss- ~P.'h '~k, aged So Hs 'r'r"Ins were
DEF, sized oa Suuduy the 2!d IN the I"In'' 81 The
P-ppercl family, Ut whlch fanny he was Dr.
~. nd"ni, IN The. (ruale line There we're n" i''-
H.rsl ceremonies, - the Ssnde,n 'nians, al which
he deceased Was one, bury their dead IA solr,lin
slttIgg.
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THE statement that senator Doug.
lss takes ground with Slr Walker and
against the administration in favor Of sub
mit,ins, the whole Constitution 10 the people
has excited some surprise. fhekndwn'pro
slavery proclivilies Of Douglas, and his ser
Witty TO Southern interests, would naturally
lead him IN diGere' direction. His posi-
tion may be accounted For by the fact that
his senatorial trm expires mex, year, and
that be rightly considers failure to be 10
elected AS excluding him from consideration
in the selection Ola presidential candidate,
in 1850 Hcnccth unwonted difference to
Northern people. r.r-.,.. 81. as 5f,,
TIE SUCCESSOR TO JUDGE Curtis
The Washington correspondent Of the Phil.
adelphia Pres speaks quite confidently Of
tie appointment Of Hon. Nathan Clifford,
Of Maine. u succeed Judge b. r. Curtis Oh
tie Bench st ... .1..... ... sa.
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BRIGHTON MARKET. Nov. 2o.

4, IN rset $50 Beet Cattle, 400 sheep, and
90 SWINE
beef Cit- We quote extra S7,25 a 8 M,
irs' gu lily s6,O- s7IC; second 1913 $50, 70
third sjns $50, - M
Working Ox,n S.ies from s7o 20 SIN
Cows and Calve Sal, s'p'm s2J Ia SO.
sheep. Sales in lots ii"m g ,5I,o $3.50. ..,
Swine Al retail, Gom 10 ) els. vy
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MarrilgRs.

In Cb-i.~s Ms 18th ali Me- Rich .rd Nsh
~ 10 Mis- Abb- \. l. Kelly, Doth of Ch.rles
town. '
Ia = ,r',m m,h, 18Th uli VIZ joseph w. S,ri
a. 90 L..w,>iu,, To- Mis- Harmed J Smith. oi
B,'h 18Th, Mr. Charles n L'vel. If P.,Ilsnd
~ Mis- EllzahiL A Prescott at Bux o.
H. DNcr V u l6ih al Mr, Duius EnerN +,
~ Elliot To Mis-. r sac-s f,rwrllh"h ~ Bah'i
1, s~en, ."v % h, hy Rev : G'd, Mr. Cha
G SWEET, aud Miss Abby X. Patterson, both oi
>dCv. '.
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RUBBKRs. NJ. Smith,in Somes's Block
is selling Rabbers of all kinds, at prices
much. lower than such goods were ever
sod before insthis city. His p1ces4are
25 per cent. less than were asked for SIM
liar goods last year. ''l- '''' ..,--,,'--,
Am aged man, by the name OF
Hanscom. while walking on the track OF
the Boston j. Maine Road, near the
South Berwick Junction, was instantly
killed on Monday last, by an in~ani
bound train. ..----. .......-....
ACCIDENT oS ruE EASTERN RAILROAD.
The las, train from Boston 10 Portsmouth,,
on the Eastern Railroad on Saturday even
ing, run into three calves, about two miles
FROM Por,sm nutb, throwing tho two pa~sen-
ger-cars and end Of the biggags.car of
the tn.ck. Mr. wm. Broughton, a brake-
man. Nus thrown from the train by the
shock, and severely cut and bruised. ON.
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From WashiJ gton.

The lates, Geographic news in relation
% Kansas matters j. ~ follows:
Washington, Dec. /. (fribunc CORES
pondrucr.) a letter has been received irum
secretary Stanton by the President recalling
hi, resi- nation as Secretary of Kansas, and
,-si.nius as "a reason for this course his in.
tcntion u: standing or falling by Gov, Walk
y. whore whole cOurso he approves.
(rImc corrc~po dcnce.) Gov. Walker
,clt Tor New York this morning. lie is lirm
I, ever un ia, Kansas question.
Washington, De There Is no doubt
'iaI the Administration will adopt me .sures
with view oi securing To- the inhabitants ei
KInsr. fair opportunity OF expressing
,hrrr opinions at tho cnsuin: election, on
lie SUBJECT oil slavery. in the form proposed
,, th Constitutional Cony' ntion Acting
Gov. Stanton is enIrus I'd with the duty OF
carry iug Va { the instructions.
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BOSrON MARKET. Nov. 30.

FLOUR. -Sulc> OF W,s'-rn : ,,c,iine ~ IS 20
'anry, s2itr = ~; exiry SO on IA ss ~
GRAIN. Corn sales ~ ,ri'nw li'S W sss'
niN-,i AZ 9''o9ic' OIs-Nnlhrru az 10 Ia -
,vn'~, n.y. q, Sc -....r
HAY Sale. u East. N al Sii IL $40 pes III,
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ahc,..rr.iG,.,. sale

WORK IS Noy.mler Z, A D 1885,. By var.
l. Tue vi al rNc,'uihp which ISSUED al ~ judg.
;neui IN favor f Roi-ri M,ich-ll. at Krnn-buns,
IN said c"uuly OF YORK. Trader, Exerulor oi Ssmu
Il mitchell, Is,fr al =, NJ K.nnsbunk, deceased, al
he Supr me Judlci.l, Cvuti. begun and holden
nj AIRED. w,,ha a'd frs'id osmiy nj yS4, oai
The third ur,d"y Of September. A d 1857 l
haS. iskrn ill the right Ia ~qniiy ,hst William,
Junkins, vi krum bunk In said ,ouniv III York,
mad vn ,ne til,~a,h d'yof august last, the d. y
~hrn the si,nc VAS attached on mesoe pruce~-
10 redeem n certain mort. ssrt rt~l est..,r, with
The buildings thereon, situated in ,aid kennehunk,
"n the road 10 Lyman, and bring The same that
Is deS,rb ID In u norgdg- deed ihescol from The
al w,'lian Juukins To Robert Fletcher, rvsS'rd
I'D 70 York County Rec.rd., July 10. A b 1851
aud ~ Saturday The twelfth day Of Dscsa,l,er
nrNi. nv ecciwk IN rheauernnon, onthe prem
'.s>, ,h.ll ,tier ior sale ~ pohhc aac'iori 10 the
h,sh.s, nlti-t. laid rxh, in equity IT ,deinptioa
AZ satisfy sad exeeuion and sn see and charges
Vt sale Fl M once iYT1iS s-OIl, god"
4 A. w MENDUM. Dep u,y Sheriff.
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KANSAS AFFAIRS At WASHINGTON
Washington Nov. 30. To-day the rela.
lions between the President aud Gov Wa
Ser have assumed a new aspect, and while
iricndly protest. ~ arr still iHtcrchan.d, 10
= undrrsI"Jd that either the resignation "r
tnr removal OF Wake will take place before
tue meeting OF Congress. Tho iOrm,r alter,
lItiyc - now uUG probable, hut the other
may he accomplished by the action OF the
C.,hine. % morrow.
The President justihs his course in sus.
tanning the Convention upon the ground
hat It's legality had bten recognized by Con-
.r-s- and himself. and that therefore he l.
h,und 10 accept its rec mt actiOnas valid,
.,lihcugh ne would have rrcirrrd tina, the
who'll Constitution should have been sub
united - the people,
Tho Constitution and schedule which re-
entity up;-'srl in the Urion were transmit
',1i here hy Gen Calhoun a. literal trans
cripts. hut authenticated copies arecxpccVed
d,I which will he communicated to Con-
;r,ss with the Presidents Message,
- II there i one man above MI
hthers WHO deserves the cOGtempt Ola Tree
community, 10 u I've who. edu.r,trd IN "a IRE
cOuntry. will N these hard t,mss compare
the onditLn Of free llhnr,rs with the black
slaves OF the south, 10 commend the latter.
la sucha fellow ~ to me orthe meeting
1T the unimployed in New YORK city. and
'dyi~e the pOpulacc { ~'ll themselves for
slaves 81 btttr their cundiuJn, Gnt !sJIs
the mouths OF lamishing women and chill.
,irun he vii, TCvuiyr tho words sIi'ei % his
character, aud lroh tie w,aSrnvd paws OF
starving m.n he will have what such Dig
ncracy deserves N,,eb1ryport Hsrdid.
- Judge Appleton has made per-
Ietual tile injunction asiins; the Groccrs
Rank, Bangor, and appointed G W ln.er.
oil. Levi Bradley and ). =. Strickland. re-
ceivors Tho immediate liabilities on the
Bank, arc stated a, SS2.2l9 81. while it,
..sats are nominally S3l ,2i6.lS. TIE Wig
thinks enough may be realized from tnese
,,s~e,s in the course of six months, to secure
the bill-holders from loss.
- The following extract is from one
1f Mr.. Buchanan's stroneest pap,rs in the
North. All tho Northern papers Of the par.
~ do no, speak out ~ openly; ba, they all
support she policy which this paragraph ex-
Ir~sts:
"Negro subOrlination. or sp.call,d slavery.
Is the h,Sis. the foundation. tho corner
stanc Of our republican cli6ce." and the
,me las cOme when this must h, openly
',S"wrl and boldly proclaimed as tho Its.
motive badge OF DeinOcraey-"-N. Y. Day
Book.
TnE yI.roRiA BRiDGE The Montreal
Transoript says that the first tabe hetwe N
'a- ahutment and pier M vn the Mon
raj side OF the river, ms nc length bern
fixed. and attracts the admiration Of thous
and OF curious visitors. When the supports
were removed, and the Immense weight Of
inu was len to support ltssli on in own
'ottom, u depcS.iou vf about an inch and q
= u took place The calculation was IN .'l,
'owever. Tor four inches, - that the w.rk
~ succ~dvd better than was anticipated.
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r,,,,s,, As,r,, !. l,,lyh,l.

non mO,isys -hish every fDaie -in APPrveials. All
stain frO,n Specifying the many distressing mpslni'
they are subject, a constrained u say, that, Ds
HsksssAS's fNs,LS trLis are the remedy, whenever
they are ADMINISTERED for functional deranrs-
usul- oikmAiss. There 10 no such sOrd az "fAIi"-
This |. aruie TIA, has kno~n exception In period
oft~sOIy years fOr all local Affections which prevent
maternity they inf,llIbe. They be taken
.heu that s In prospect, as ,hsy uoad nsviah,y
eciuls the possibility Of its recurrence. See adver
tlsemsnt.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DR. Phelps Trussss.

The great number Of radical curs AZ Hernia within
the last ew Jea BY the of DR. j. W Phelps spiral
spring rrusses, hss nven them the prsssrence over ~
ohers His apparatus for the co-ction and cure 81 I'll
klnds Of defrmites are used at the MAssachuss Gen.
erzi uesp,tal and are reeomnended BY the drst sur
geons In Europe and America Sign uf the OGDEN M
ge, % Trcuons, n, Bosson. HUluu liE 1yuu1f siul
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DEM0vAL d D srEpSiS h Co. hare removed b
u the Granite Store, Nos. and 50 Broad street,
Opposite rhen Blnck) where they will continue their
Eartha ., China and Glass Ware J ma z
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SE>D rO., IT.
800 Agents Wanted.

We wsa, a smart ssrn, In every town in N-~ Eng
lard, to tar ugh,y AMI ut ciuce our Patent
lula Uubirr s,ssf slai Lamps Agents en easily
make ffm ave to airy dollars adsy, the pohss being
larr, and the .sly- only mi,rhy the number ~ saml
lies. r~r. In shlch have already sold the Patents
snl Only M sxeeptsd. .. la 'l tEr'
Aliier,-Vs % inquiry contain stamp TO ire-
pay the answer. w SHAW = CLARK. Jv~,iiSrs,
laf Bidiefori, Sic.
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DODGE. GILuERT a Co,

Dealers IN RisisHEp wAoS Axlr, ELIrric srsisGs
Carriage Bolts, Bands Punched Nuts aud Washers,
seable Iron Casunss, shIrHs BsL, Bws, Axytls aud
vcEs, Portable forses and Leather Betting, Thp,en's,
Coopers', Boiler and NHgon ntvsts, J OK and Press
screws, Fan bower, Lathe Chain and Cogs, Lathe
Dogs, Chuck, Coach screws Emery. 30. ir suui. ~
.,,r ,.t,.,t..fts -. d lv6 STATE slrset, Eosten
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THE GREAT EN0LIsH-REMsDY!
ssIR yAME5 Cl.AttEE'S . - .
nsrERRAT IN HeSALS Pills.

HE I'm 6AA- CsNuhAStA - Oss@
sslR yAMES CLAtlEE'S 80
CELEBRAT % TexAtsl PILLS.
Prepared from Prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, III. D.,
Physician Extraordinary 70 the Queen.
rhi. invaluable ueiiclne 10 unfalns In the cure OF
IN ,hsss painful aha dsnsrrqss dissssa lncidsat 70
The uaai. Ssas,isafisa n sace'ssnd ~.
moves all obs,racsns, and brings on the monthly peri
Il sith regularity. These ps SHOULD be used two or
rhre. ~.ets pus to confinement they forty the con-
.,nsioa, and lessen the .ssstax dsdns i,ber spssps
he mother perOrm her duties With safety to herself
and ehld.. p
These Piih should not be taken by femals TIA are
pregnant, during the 6'n tA'ss ms"tA,' - thsy are
sure 70 bring on misearriass but At every other tms
aud 10 every other case, they are perfectly ssfs.
In ell cases Of Nervous and Spinal ,neetsn, pain In
the Back aud nnbs ueAviness, PAtgue on slight ex-
srtion p.lpnAtion of the Heart Losoess Of Spirits,
Mysteries, SICK sdsche, Whites, aad all the psinfa
diseases oecasone by adisordered system, tbess Ps
gill eject cure when all other means have fsiied and
although powerful remedy does not contain iron cal
incl, sn,imeny, or snv other mineral. tt
RsIidrestioRs accompany each bottle. Price, In u
,nitedstales and canada, une Dollar. -
Sole Agent, for III. United States and Canada,
-,-r frr p, I.c. BALDWIN. 4. co.,
- T.. e. 49, = - Rochester, n. Y.
FUTILE L MOSES, Auburn N. Y, Gene raj Agent
N.B-Sl,VV and 9 postage stsmps enclosed TO any
.uthoiIed Agent, will snsurs bottle ofths Pills By re-
III aas-riHlY. CS,PJnlanu, Wholesale agent.
,r Maine ar,
For sale by s. s. witcheiI. saco WIN. G.. Dyer, Bid.
!, trd, aud Drussis's ursVsry town In The United
states tHul ~ 90 Il. ItIk ~
d Foster B Co., No !, OorhH, Boston. Wholesale
agent TOT n. ~ l--,-,,rn.ln 2 AArohl-lyl0
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THE are occasions

When ,vru the llrshhiesl =, opir nred msdElne
,te chauge, ct diet, weather, aud hundIeds al
V,l-r csu.es pnJucr .aNiy IN the system 'lIa' i
urrd. cur', cling, or IA VIinr wo'ds, tie liver be
,nne> .hghiS drr,ng-d, aud needs stimulation
|, all WIN tin themselves IA ihi> situation WI
nv DIR. sanford. invisorator. they "ay lee sure
ct rrue, - We ran e.iii To NJ efficacy IN curing
ii,.Ja, h., In,hgc>,lun, : .ur Stomach and other
iI,srcp non IN = family. !, acts, as n-i'
c,n,. sa,ler aud heiier ihtu any due "i pill We
ever ,wa,luwci, .nd !, mid thai the srn"llrs,
lalAu, cau take IT, (S,e Ud, er,i,e'nsntl iSl9
send FO@ IT.
The most supr,bl, iHu>,rhsL M'gazl ne eve
pubI bed m Inrr.a, j. the D,cr'nber nulnl-'
fIh.. Cuswr LIIA> AR J"ugSsL. .c'"ia'.lts
~ ,.Ii, .yl.Mi.l E'gJsriHgs. ",,,' .i''"H iu''
pa,Iuu,.,s ul ,Ec h,.' ni> -, ihc C'rinolo'"ah
- A.,Aps,rn ir, aaLio,sd year sl"s'e c"p"s
gjiy csHts Si., ,n,rn ','p,,s MI be sshi lo ~
- S,,u> N,,, with ., subscribe on receipt ~ i've
,p',las, sIsmp>, as crn,s
sc advrni-e,u,ul h-ad"d "Briham Prospee'
iuy" la TIN. psp-r Address
& l. DERBY, AciudyC A. ~, .
IS x as BiUGJway, New York
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To Female Inyalids.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS

y aalr->i NJ a. f~m.i- iar<h suffering fr'm tune.
iionsl isishsscs s,eeisi On he II simply
,ssar, thai she sheaii spp'SciAis the rry-rtie- af
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
ia r.r, 10 them At With these In her possession
her .ysvsiy nresoae conclusion. rhrrr u
cr.s.a IN iaeuir. th- ustur~ ~ tie dnieuty. n Il
arise fo the Suspension, irr-fusrty. activity
~ any the fasctis4s ds, tctise 70 .sx rehf "
cert In under The epraon ~ thes~ ,ills saccesses
sfdsy .. sghs In the or~i. u life which grtc,dss.
ssll la hal shsch o,lov, msiuntv. they greatly -
e.lts the change taxing psee In thu syst~m and ab-
,iAe danger shiss thy prevent pain Married Ladies
may take them tsay tne, eKcfpl dariax he tern 10
maternity 20 sdpa,sss-r them that time would be
pr~,vai NATURE frou ,alniling her design. -....F
rhese Pills are pat up IN square nAthaxrs Persons
rsbinf shere there v NO agency established. by en-
eo.in One Dollar In letter, prepaid, 70 Ds. G l.
CnssssnAx. Bx No. 4 81 Pvst Une~. N<u-iosk lily,
hsvv them ssnt 10 their resp~~tive adrsses NJ
turs mall Au~et.--S >. MITCHELL, saso A sasyo.
ssiisf,rU u. A. tisy. ps,slAsA keAains Co. Bss-
%. vho,ssAis md rstan.
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LIST LETTERS

ID EMAlNlNG ,unc,,lied tor 10 the Post Ohce
NIB ldeijrJ, December Isl, 1857.
y'I, Persoa, cnlin,x tor these letters will please
say they are advertised ---
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co WooD ST., PIr-sDURGu, Pa.
fo'H F'r0-.'ctOrs.
II. II. HAY, L CO. Portland, Geuerai Agents fOr
the state Of Maine. sold In BIDDEokD, by y Sawyer,
and W. q. Dyer sico, by .. l.. Mitchell, 7. Gilman.
issmnsAa
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- Winter has fairly Sc, in a, Mn
ne-O;a. At last accounts the snow Was fl
teen inches ep at winona, and hack OF
that city there were drift eigh, feet deep.-
AZ st. Paul the snoa Mas two feet, AMI IT,
pin" rrg,ons four feet. Al several pL.e /,
in Miehs,n. one day la, week ,,he mrre.,r,
sank "a 10 degree beL's mo; and nortl
OF K.l.nz ., the snow j. reported to b
tw' feet dep. Is rl..lht. .'t ..'
AT REDUCED PRicRs. A. L. BERRy
No. 10, Factory Island, is giving grca,
bargains in Ladies Fur. and Ladies' Boots
and Shoes. Now is the time to get 4
supply Of spsh articles, and Berry's is one
OF the places where selections shoall e
made bel ...H. Ir. tft. i...H..
lmr o. AAill.A iaue.a
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rh,ice.W eekly Xennsbec Journal for

November IL. 1857. - 5wl9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-09

:, ,o,,,,e ~ cf tb, c,slceue the Git Gese .sns.
v,, called oc ,.d ~, hrspcke:
"LAprs .sp C,srr,v, =: II co, picassc, 70 ssg
snyttiIg uIcsr s,ch circumstance or II eatr~y
ssreesb'e 10 both rsr'iss Tiers m.y n~HAss *
se Crystal Pa'sce is,stsl. Sill, 81 I, - P"esiSs
20 more ct this time
TIE Glf Ger,lensn retired .gair More b3~s.
Mon sPp'suse. We sbout 10 resum. the fen.
In're dialogue when 8 fcsndsl geSiug ms, near by
tod u that tie Gin Gentleman ws OILY The msa ths
to, the tickets ST the door; OF oourse ne dd pot be-
Heve ttst; would Pelham deceive anybody'
That VAS sl-eIcept tts: the eagle eye q Brxxs
6sC, vered US ana introduced Us to the Cir GealsAs
who has rouan,icsly mahogany couu;euance, hsck
uusachc ard mpe,sl. snd IS the cross eyed gH sssl
we were 60 busy wiring Briggs speech q. tse tine
thatws couldr I take il down then "cis,sngy" sp-
peasnce BRICKS also Introduced Us 10 the great Per
ham msei and we had the pleasure sad fehony"
Of shaking hands with that distinguished phiaatAro-
pat and Of being invited 70 gli,s Of sherry. II we
occasion to b. remembered aud to be told-to use
the csssic ard appropriate lausu,ge OF M. Buchssss
to Cur children and to our chidrens chiljres.
Brscs, who was in 8 particularly gsris and mellow
mood Gescsnted upon TIE virtues Of Mr. Perham; he
repeated with particularly mellow presidency the
sorcrous Phrase, IL tel you PeIhsms al right" lie
a,sd upon the power of the Press insisted that
humble reporter vas the "chiet man in rHT TsIs-
I'M, ana on parting recommended him TO the care u
al the Amer( &C saints, and gave him Perhsms card.
lfthere is sry,hirg IN TIE city which 10 move re-
usiksbl. than Pelham hm,elf, Il is Perhsm's card.
II striking procf 8; once OF his genius. hs scces-
niciy sid his manisctpce. 1t cot something 70
grave Petbams card is SIX inches long Add yet
We lo,k IN vain for perhsms name. There are tArce
more or lees beautiful lsdies on ess in dishs
bile L. Pertam MoEmon Humanity and Briggs
forbid Then the number " 1--WE" seems to be
great fsyciite Of Perhsm.; the card is half covoed
with 6vts-Rouap. numersl and vernacular. tbs .
mystery we have pOudertd over in vain. We repudh-
ate the heat ess suggestion which made to Us By
81 uufeerg wretch that it is five olar bark biz;
the toul 81 Perhsm is incapable OF the insHts Tas
u, stery s,l RENAME. and VIZ shall be obliged to 70
gard az one Of the wonders of this wonderful world
Why Pclham, the friend OF humanity end the genes
Of marisge should put on his card not his own name.
but Bergen County Bank The card has been re-
tuned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-09
FROM HAVANA.

The United States Mail steamship Cahawba, j. D.
Bulloch commander, from New Orleans via H'Yan'
arrived On Saturday, having ef the latter place on the
even ing of the ID There is nothug new stlr1ng at
Havana The fugsr Gales have been heavy at hrm
prices; stock in market 3d. sO boxes; the shipments
have been heavy iIom all the northern ports OF the
islapd. Exchange has declined London, u prem :;
Eev.York and northern cities, - DIE. Ffeishs TO
Europe have improved to the United Staes still good
but Lot rapid. The Eussh man-of.waT Eurydoe
arrived on the Is.-all well on board. The Cahawba
encountered strong gales on her pss'age home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-09

THE RAT PoIsOSIsG AFTAiR-DEATH OF ONE ov
THE VIcrNs.-Tbe editor of The CIereidnd Pdis-
deoL, writing from WasbipgtOp the lot inst, says:
The great Wholesale posonirg care exctss much
interest here. Tie National The largest Hotel In The
city, being oyerrDn with rats, the proprietos under
took general slaughter by poisoning them with stych
nine. They ook The poson and then took to the near
eel water which was in the cistern tanks and wells
about tie house where they tuubled in and died Of
course. The water being concealed and raised by
puuIs did not expose tie condition Of things I'LL by
is Dolly Csc scne hundred more Of the bosrdefs
were suddenly taken sick, doctors were called. and
be alih officer cent for who Dot long In discerning
tie csuse On removing the covering 10 the big ois
ern presented the moe. ckeniDg sight ever seen. II
vas literally packed with the dead bodies Of posonsa
rats. -,
Mr.. Lenox from Opr State, war guest at the horse
AZ the taken eick started for home and died
Gu The way No other deaths have been heard o. put
many OF The b0srjen arc sul very siok. Mr. bu-
chsnan xes aso stppDg at the howe and Ia. not ye.
fuIly recovered rom Ito fleets The tanks have beoe
q oroUgb,y cesDsed.