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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12
Jnsuranes Companies.

CLINTON FIRk-INSURANCE COMPANf-
~ Cash Capita. $50 90 with surplus Once No. %
u ~ It,, opposite TIE Merchants Exchange.
HUGH LAiS0, Pre.deat-
RaKcroRs:
aush Lsirs Cors W. Lawrence, Ehnshsm Townsend
Charles 4. sword StuAu C. M1sh, John Peotold,
John Compton, Henry Hssht, Joseph Lawrence,
L-ouMds Sas1eE Shss Bronson, A. X. EHo,
John Ws.on Joseph W Cohss, Lawrsncs Turasrs
s.susl Nnl.ts VIM K Strong ) I kioOl,
Geo 9rswod H., Noah 5. Hunt rhonss smuI
J. IL R.nssG, Geo. A. Townsend, Don AJnro Cu<hsA.,
q. J. smith Alfred Will. Sylvester L. H. NnG
Robs~ ~ Bruce, J. ) Boyd A. YrnsSa del Vale
Henry s.vench
JAMES b. AMES ia, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12
Real CsIuie for Sole.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE-Situated
~ utes south OF Youkcr. kvetlSis station cou
ssupS OF OF LAND and hsni.oalc uOu ST. -
tttt obt two stVrts hesvurat ana s Cu:ans
NeiicRcS Cd C,y houses except supp ed
tsigs epus hehe than hs house rae h4,
nd has lived tine Il remark
sh hcahs tLo well shadrd, iri u aba d.uce oar
heN apd CCaNt hour ana 'CE ulu tcu Ch4rs
1nnr perfect AID accommodating flr turtle: p
fenllis sppN AZ No los (hAn boz. s.. up .t..rs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

L'Uk SAIt,-I1t SUP0TInI UVINo No. III
SdaV southeast 4 fths brt IN 80 hs.' possihe
nA.l - fcr tie rsides Lot Nss. U1a.s ox
10 thiesso'y attic basement ahd Savtcr.sI, 'a a. tas
Dcdern ,nPF, IN priest order tc c-lsr
PaScd shout hit nj sories Ursoct aut
sdsd e,essn style Sai~G!of -on- IN rrsVct sud
viii Be sid favorable Toe pfopcy iNs too al
itcuub sncts Most & ~. purchase money csa suiAn
Aond AID mortgage II dcsrd Gao Re 2tos O'clock
e-nssdsys and Saturdays lnUe zee calses, % ~
Nc. ffvht st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12
Clothing.
propielons.

SATIN J. EAsrsAx JoHS c. LLoYp.
L. A T NJ A y & l. l. y Y ID
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS
ASD DEALERS IN PRONlS iON3,
Not. ~ 49, ~ Bros1st New lofk,
OFgsl FOk SALB:
MIDDLRs % his Ling and Short Ribbed and Short Clear,
Cincinnati
PORK-Oid -lOs barrels A. Nhi'c's-sn sITs article
30 Thin Hcs--an ehtr. article.
New ~ %. Mess Prime ana Gear, Cry -laWeIt.rn
80 bNfbaTyi. Clear City PsrteL
EAhS-5t0 tsfc.s Whites AID 0tser brands We~ern,
N tnr soppins order
OLATfD HANS-cpp 'iercrs article for California
~ DO Western sour, cAnyAsei for ship'g.
sHOULDkRS-itH hhcs Prime Western, Smoked
LARD-l.N pi tArres 4 8 e. hess Prime Lat New.
SEQ barrels ara ~ kegs Ex'Ta Reaaed Tor ssiPprlr
BEEF-Srv $50 barrels Buckeye AMI Caitaso Nrstsrr.
E1lI,, 80 barrels BBskeye Repscsed. Su?srof,
so 10. Country I'D Cry Pune
Cd lSs 10. ChicAs1 6Ul Western u packed
20 DO. RAlrcsd Repackrd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12
CECURITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

CECURITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ NJ 81 PueF (GTs.t Western Baidins.-Cash Csp,,l,
- tsO all pld IN THIS COmpany having all tie capita paid
and b. Of nysnm-n ready ~ receive aPPh
nd .ue PoliCies Of Insurance herohaDdise,
Bsdns SHIPS and other property favorable terms
JOSEPH WALKER President.
THos W. BaDs.LL, SeeTst4Iy.
DIRgCrORs:
JOsEPH WALKER EDWD HAIGHr,
WILLIAM MOTT ~ WHlTLOCK,
JOHN HALSEY, JAMES o GARNER,
EDWAhD WOOD SAMUEL {. PAXOX
ROBT L. CASE RICHARD P. bRUfF,
uM DENNlST0uN y. GROIN WE'LL,
Nm II. HUSSEY = T. VALENTINE,
EDMUND w CORLIE5 T.. q DONSELL,
EDWARD WILLETT JOHN T. WILLIS.
CHAs 4 PARKER GEORGE " BEYER,
JOHN o. WARREN ROBr LIHDLEY MURRAY,
CHAS ELY DAVID 8. KELLER
HA 81 ABBATT, WIN ALLEN SUrLER,
NM BkRDsALL EDWARD CROMWELL,
EDuD MERRITT, WYHAN
SMITH Law RENEE, MATHEW MITCHELL,
HENRY BARROW, john ALLEN,
JOSEPH LAWRENCE. GEORGE ORlSSELL-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

A BtTrcXgs Aactsoncen ~
AUCTION SALE OF NALtABlhZStROAp
~ WAY FHOPERrl.-M.ssrs BLs& tk A
o. - ~ As~tg o. SATURDAY FEB a. 70 S'ciocS 4
NtVh>ss EschA- tAv ,svl.es Aao~e 81 NJ. ofssi
wa,. oTFosr 6sving yrs@a epnsstus u Astofy n.Ns
Bush Lot ~ L. frr "A ne. fgsat al - -
6ucte. ~ 81 t 10 depth Tho UoSA .ite asd ~ tes "a
BOD aad soIslsv tor flishes Pca'AE sqPlT "a the Aa'
t.p.ers No. Hr A. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

ogT!cI - raE ATLANTIC Mutual nsvsAScs Co,
NEw-foxx Jan 3, 1851.
T,UE TRUSTEES ia CONFORMITY with the
CpA,e. OF tae Company submit che Ou0 alag ssaseneot
OF its .fNE. ~ to- Slot Of Decembrf 1870
PrIiBns Maize Ii.ks, rVm Jan l. -. =.
- Dsc 81. @-0...
fy~u-sn. % Pod.ic. marked OF Jan lo l1o'o7o Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

Nbvsness M has 'vne vsush, o0y s>l bota
and oLttt Lots aud Luds Cairsgl bN tao 20,
up tt sue pics Gud truis cannot i. o. yid larger .ul
qvCkf piVNt q al 'vetuvn her c'y n
ny ,thef kmd 81 tl,uvss Macs .S~ sCd .u =. ,f
ne CIV and Lands cuniNgsu-. ~ the i.sas WI
p.atcs a tsC be At thr utH IL VOL ,OrrG G,
Nc. WI au 49, nsl yor, Mnerc the patty VII be found
hske Any Leeoiislions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

Total amour. Of Ases............,........ fS"VN@ 20
TIE Bsd Trustee. resolved ?, al nter'' Of SIX
o., cent on certsc.o Pons u tar ho4efs
thcu ess escntsses o. AM after taosIJ ne
y IT, I,u.t-.. .irr r-..,vns ONE MILLION ONE hun
Dk.D AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS OF Pr0h : have
r nrr hst tho ,ndus certificates ct he Non
c.nv Il ,b ue a 1884 redeemed AID pad 10 me holders
thereof es. rrPfs.nye. on and stei Ies1.y ths
cay February next iroH which dsH q, .aet'' 'stu
.n eease The c-aeAes be produced Al tho ns OF Pay
Tbe Esd nave also declared dividend OFTEN PER CENT
On the net armed premiums Of the COmVny hf IN" year eau
ia W - December A which reftGcsies vii De- issued on
,re Af,er rre.d.s me "a dsy OF February next ,
"a T. lie day January Ia" for which coc%e. zero
=. ..V r, ~ cs W J,a.y i55 to ,i J,aa
ay,
To-, mott. for l,i y-ar.................... 6SSJs
r.. c. 100 , :. Of IA Is ;i6 80 1871, $50
1850 1851 1881 10 49, and 81 per cent OF lo)i have m -
been redeemed by sh...,.......''''''''''' S""'V
Net -arnips remaining with the Co"pasy on lot @, .as
January,
0' v. 70 TNsEsD JONES' Secretary
,o,D n Iowa, Caleb BS,tow Charles Dennis,
Tt1u... r. r.t.n A p PLlot Doadis Persns,
tsnT, CIR Ieenardo su.re,, Joseph 0n.lsrd, IT,,
VIM C. Picktrsll, Leroy NJ Wiley, Mr. Liyi9s.i9o'
hnsu,tiu A,erll, Dsniel = Miller, Hnllam Wood,
I'M, Cnrti. ) I Nicol j usufy Barry -
M : W.tmors Joshua J. Henry, Cornelius UunIoll.
cbs,l.s "a Ru...lL Th.o ~ Riley Henry Brewsr
Low ell Holbrooh David Lane, WNts sherman
49, & Go.dhn. lance Bryce Ea~ard r. Boil,
y H,r.ou, WIZ srufsis w. y. p Morgan
Never C-ns Henry X. Bosert, h. J Howlsnd,
Eay.,s 81 Gniuan. A A Low Benz. BAbcock,
Rev Crook, William g. Dodge, FIetohes Westrsy,
A'"''' ~ John n JONES President
CHARLES DENNIS, Yo--Prssideot
w. III. II. MOORE y v,~--Pt,sient-
GALENA AND ChIC AGO UNION RAIL-
" ROAD.-TL. SECOND MORTGAGE SINKING FgN0
BONDS this Company due IN ls15 Interest Psy,be half
''-'' IL '''" sTRAcaAH Scorr. No 81 wiu.a,a.,.
I r. VANDERHOOF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

orsIoE o. Tax CLsVsLsSD $50 firr'srESH RAi..s'o
CONPAsN. CLFvELsNO Jsa . t>o7
A DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER CENT from the
A # Company 70 the cta u Nov -
has Day h-en dec-d-to b paid - ts- >rfhoa~ss
to- rlGr Standing he Books Of the COMPANY oE re
lst1 b. made Souds Of sh- C1Giqsni
p.5ssie h lst II January o sish interest PaY.5 ena
saHy be II cent Tee L. 81 Jssuey
Nd Jutx OF sch year 10 ,As City Of Se~-fsrt
Yhs BouGs B. ready delivery III Sts February
z ROCkTEL LIZ S-c-"iEy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12
NON SALE.-An elegant anA,t.s,.,ful GOrHIC

LYON SALE.-Au tItNaNl dlI'Il tNNVIuI 10 HIO
IL COTTAGE bel A. boar's nl- SAT- -errs.
IT, .rcuud cotprr,sias erht beautifully o., IA
hoWcg sd h.chtn VITA WY es4isonc
sIb> std ebcc. Vacty % ifuu tees g. 'ae hoase con-
q tsror library l hfcr~n s4- s-uvf t1c
1''t hoor second % 70 GOD and
Or, lar II IL filed peak hss Pan'o - a. n@oe
an seo'v all positively ac4i'hy ho- an Adt ~r4e
Sal(O lIquiTe OF
Nm MATTHEWS. No 10 ErsItNo s.. y. Y.
EOk SALt-ln Greeo~lch, Conn u new and
sPisSda pace 9th iOu u Arrrs vel c.lcuas-d sr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

Tors amount of Marine premiums - sIs VI
", Priici.. have Aeel i-.Gsd upon Lite risks ne<
Uron Sir, . di.couue, led vita Marine risks
fFs"sn' ~N.ea ~ i,o" sS7iss 50
Losss,rsid iu1iI he rsroj <AaSs- ~
Rernrus Of Premium. Nld EIP,E,gs. too.tls y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12
NOR SALE. ~ IkA,k. or would be En-

kNk MALE, 20 LA II. or would be IA
u CHANGfD nv ClrN PROPS RCt-Avausoe ~ ACER-
foWfR situated IN kue'ion, y Via 'nb' aas 90 sent
and Store Dam. Factory lldr g. nse!us couscs store
hoesc sheds Sc, ss,bsd Tee nIisilg sad the
ecsiass new and IN complete order, Fsi'Ty onsAa,
ID tte Svershot wheel Nne shAi'us lc.tei ihe
plsrkoso about onv siV ful The lsedas Roa
Gouk wbetce there - dAy line Of freight ps>sg
Newlcfk ard Albany ShVud
tive busoess de'ir Ftirtt toe would A.vance
casa WITH the shove ana tale stsre ia the
hepg iistsctoIy Asn Do II Dc Creek A. Wa
bur sutabo for the blue fSs lunar burss y IN
the erecshu Of sctarug es'4hsIfacG-s osux
water. Terms easy Apply 81 NJ. ~ Fv~Its-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12
NOR SALE, 10 LET. or EXCHANGE for

TUX SAI-t, 10 LEI, ar ENCHANUE Tor
II CITY PROPERTY The ersufitGl Couutry seat. known
4" tae CoDwlSE fLACE :. nstS thn uie. wax It
the depot a. Jamaica l. SAL pace
ID ar. safe Land The MSnson hu.c aud oaudins with
10 will be let
mmraisiey TIE rvu-ndvI. ~ -crcs il
market gsfdeL, 10 ~ ~ pNces lug 1t ISAAC
REEVE No l'u Afl.nfcst Ciltou, braoklsE
oi LAl RIMS KEENf. JsmNcE
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6ouscs ano farms Waniro.

WANTED 10 PURCHASE-A frst-class
w HOUSE (not Euslsa b.scmerj) looa I'd between sth
aud e7t 5th and 9AbvS Address {, Box No. l5
Post-Cffcc
WANrtD-ro purchase LANDS III uhnUs
w NcdieaL, &C. thst been abaudour ed forfeited Toe
Taxes bisputcd titles srstousy Investigated aud advised
upo1 AsNs send all Old docucu nuub aud dcscrPGoi
OF I1sd NkSIERN LANDS ~ sale -NchGage.
A J. WORKS, No "A CnSinh-s 81, ~ 7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

NEW.fOsz CrNrRiL. HNL ROAD tohrNf
TsrasUaYR's OFFICE, ALB.sy, Jan. a. 1851
CEVEN1H SEMI-ANNUAL DlVlDEND.-
- of this Company have declared dividend Of
-FOUR fER CENT the capital stock thereof ont u It's %,
To the nlcnths wk.ch will expire on the jl't
te 2rh day Of February next upon sOck
istoed York Boston Albany and Oh the a day Of
March stock registered a. London VI before the
18th DAY If January nat.
Stockholders whose s'ocf 10 registered s New York viii r
c.ye their dividends he Office u Duncan Sh.rnsa Co
those ~hos- registered - Boston the sce Il J.
1hsy Bro those vhose stock 10 registered al Albany AZ
Thr Albany City bank; thos. wbose stock fezered
udo The Onion Bank VI London the rate u IT, L. 20
dollar
The 1farsr Book. will - closed York. Bo.on and
Albany the close Of business SATURDAY tho jst ~ Jsuuary
lb. will BE- reop.ned thu myrrl oi Monday. the M
q February uext Tho Transfer booAs q, London
closed tie 18th 81 January inst the % Of February
next GILBERT l. WILSON, Asst rreasr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

MILWAUKEE CITY BONDS Persons hold.
WI ina MILWAUKEE, CITY TEN PER CENT BONDS
Il. Sis. lay Na'ch 1871 have tds privilege
exshsr zir th-u il they Sd, M AZ eda,.bs for
WAUKEE CITY SEVEN PER CENT BONDS payable
% year. trum Feb l. ls57 WA .esnnGL interest li.su ii
uncef IL .r3rAucr es'Ahainst slns1I Fund &c By ap
pyugst the otc- Of M..-rs. HEIGS GREESLEAF No y
NLhAla-sL. Ally s-foTe nc ls lay Of March
J. B CROSS, Mayor Of TIE City Of Milwaukee
MAYORS OF CO. Auw.atee Wis, reb. l. 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

GALENA AND CHIC AGO UNION RAIL-
~ RoAD-Tk. SECOND MORTGAGE SINKING FgNo
BONDS this Compsny due la s1 Interest psy.b- hat
ysAxy, IL Nsw-YOk 40 tor sale By
sTRAcHAN 4 SCOTT No. 81 wi1.alsst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12
0TTicl o. IaE MANHATTAN Lirs ISsvs,.-s Co (

S.w.lOsS AND Nav HAVEN Ran Road Co,
No H,NOvER ST . SEY-fosE Feb > 1851
ArOJICE.-lhe Board ut Directors have THlS
~ DAY i-c.srei = DIV IDENO OF THREE DOLLAA>
PER STAR on The capital stock Comploy ps~bls
a., r 49, the 18Th instant o TIE Company IN ths
o. - vs. BEMENr rre.sures
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12
Boar6 dno Rooms.

DOARD on BROOKLYN HIGHTS.-Pleasant
ID spd newly fursishtd ApaTtmsbts for OenasnSa and
I.kv o. vo siu gle Ce Inquire a. No - Wne~st
DOARDIEG-At Nos. 10 and ~ East broadway,
for Gsuticm.1 and Wives also for single Gentlemsn
Facilities for FIRE.
DOARD in BROOKLYN.-A suite OF furnished
~ in family Of four Montague and S'ath Fer
Ias witL board BE- bad u'leDaa aud vito heirf
,nces g qutcJ. Address 4 X Br,otyn PosrOhIc@-
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for SOP coo BONDS of The CITY

pROPOSALS for 500 coo BONDS VI The CITY
Of BUFFALO, HAVING twenty yeas - run. ntsre.. a.
pr pr p.,A5e annually principal and aeE-
pe, able IL t.e Ci,, VI SeDfoTk
Above BONDS. hsyL 5e-r .uy ordered By the Common
CyvEc h- Cry 3GfAo b. .p2rop Ad Tor tie oaI+
ina q tn Naiit I'LL BE- ready iof delivery The
syn Ssy Of February Al s-aed pg9p Ey fdr
-. Vbo portion 4 ths - b. banded 10 H., ssrs
DUNCAN SHERMAN Co, on or before O'Clock II ths
AFTERNOON Of THURSDAY the LA day II FEbRUAkT
TIE BONDS Will b. awarded 70 re highes, tieer.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-01-28
The WELL OF SAMAR1A,-There is a hal

The WELL OF SAMARIA.-There is hal
lowed charm, a sacred spell, magc-llke IN
fuence, that seems to hold our spirit in awe
when we first set our foot upon the now bar
ren soil of once-favored land; and, as we
climb the lofty mountains and range the val
leys of ancient Judea, in Imagination we again
hear the mournful melody Of the harp upon
the willows. M s..L
But, dreary and desolate as this land now
is, there are many places of thrilling interest
to the traveller. Among these is the we'll OF
Samaria, rendered immortal not because of
its antiquity, although many centuries have
rolled round since the good old patriarch first
dug for its cooling waters; not for It's beauty
although both nature and art might have
combined to make it doubly enchanting, the
pure limpid waters of the fountain springing
forth from the bosom of the earth, rejecting
back the rays of the morning sun, which
shone like diamonds on its surface; nor yet
for its tsutility, although many a gentle maid
en- watered her fathers flock from its exhaust
less fountain, and filled her pitcher for the
more pressing wants of her household.
Time, that almighty rushing flood, has
long since swept these things into the ocean
of oblivion; but there are other and better
reasons for perpetuating its memory. The
eterna! and ever blessed God, while clothed
in his mortality, deigned to sit by it and teach
the ignorant, calling forth the attention OF
his hearers to the waters of eternal life
Ask yonder female, who has left her water
pot, and is fast Fastening to the city Of Sama-
ria, how long she will remember it; and
what will her answer be? Ask the gathering
throng, who are following her footsteps to
that well, when it will cease to be thought of,
and will they not reply: Eternity alone can
tell? And, as they sit by the side of Jacobs
WELL and hear the words of the meek and
lowly Savior, telling them that, if they drink
of the waters of eternal life, they would thirst
no more, oh, how do they bless the day when
that well was dug to be pulpit from which
the waters of life have been preached to them
and satisfied the thirst of their immortal
souls! O Well of Samaria, how honored
thou hast been! and no marvel; among the
ruin and wreck of time thou hast still found
place where the seat Of mighty monarchS
cannot be pointed out.
[Godey's Lady's Book, February, 1857.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-01-28

Remarks Of Mr.. O'Flynn, of Wayne--
On has motion TO exempt from publication
so much Of the Governors Message as
did not relate to State affairs, IN the
House Of Representatives., Jan. 8, 1857.
Mr.. O'Flynn said he regretted to find so
much eXtraneous matter in the Executive
message. 1t was generally conceded, he
presumed, that biennial session of forty
days was inadequate time to dispose of all
the important business likely to be presented
to the Legislature at the present session. But
limited as the time may be, he was disposed
to cooperate in good faith with all, prospect
i've of party, in considering the affairs of the
State, and devising such measures as were
best calculated to advance its prosperity
But, at the very threshold, we are invited by
the Executive tore-enterthet theatre of section
al aagtation, to the rejudice of our local affairs.
Against this protest. Why, sir, at this
time, obtrude upon us this baneful subject Of
slavery and bleeding Kansas? 1t bodies no
good, that high functionaries should, under
the pretence of duty and philanthropy, utter
calumny and invective against one-half Of
our common country, and the executive gov
ernment of the whole. Nor is the matter
of that portion of the message against which
| protest, less Objectionable than the style is
undignifed. Is the Chief Magistrate of the
nation to be arraigned here for alleged dis
orders that may have occurred in Kansas, un-
der the promptings of fanaticsm and folly?
Has it come to this, that the Executive of a
State, for mere partizan purposes, shall pub
licly charge that the citizens of one-half the
Union have been guilty of "acts of oppres-
sion and atrocity that would have disgraced
public enemy protesting to be governed by
the laws of warg" Such, sir, was not the
feeling that animated patriotic and good men
in the earlier and better days of the republic,
when there was no North, no South, no East,
no West. / regret, also, that the Governor
should have alluded to one of our own distin-
guished citizens, in manner unbecoming
his station as the Executive of the State.--
That venerable man has gone through long
and cventful life, and although honorable
gentlemen here and elsewhere may differ
with him concerning great public question,
yet it should not be forgotten that he render
ed invaluable services to his country, and was
the cotemporary and equal of Clay, of Cal
houn and of Webster-[hisses from the fu-
sion side of the house Mr.. O'Flynn, turning
toward the quarter from whence emanated
the interruption, proceeded: Honorable gen.
tlcmen may now indecently indulge in the
abuse of unexpected but transient power,
but the time may come, and perhaps at no
distant day, when we may learn to appreciate
the high qualities and purity of life of that
exemplary man. And now desire honor
able gentlemen to understand that, although
they may disregard the courteses Of the place,
the minority on the floor, few and humble
though they be, know how to insist upon
their rights and repel insult in an appropriate
| manner
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-01-28

SCARCITY OF FUEL AT THE WEsT.-The
Cincinnati papers contain accounts Of meet
ings held for the purpose of relieving the
poor who are suffering for want of fuel.
Among the heart-rending incidents of the flu
el famine related, we select the following from
the Gazette of Tuesday:
One night last week, one of our city Off
cas saw man come ont of an alley with
load of wood on his shoulders. He went up
to him and charged him with stealing it.
The reply was-"I have stolen it. My
children are freezing with cold. | have no
wood, and no money. The man from whom
| am taking this has plenty of wood. When
better times come, | will 90 and tell him
what l have done, and pay him. If you
wish to put me in Jail, | will 90 to the station
house with you without word, but sir, for
Gods sake, let NE take Mis aOood home first"
The other instance was Of family near
the intersection of George and Mound streets,
who from Friday last until Sunday were with
out wood. The consequence of their priva-
ton was, that on awaking on Sunday morn
ing, they found their little infant of five
months old lying stretched out dead from
priyation and cold
The Louisville Journal says the last BUSH
ell of coal has disappeared from the market.
There is little in the cellars of the citizens,
but none in the yards of the dealers
The Courier says the sutferings of the
poor and needy are without precedent. In
stances are mentioned where poor women
have actually burnt up portions of their fur
niture and the Stats of their beds for fuel.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-01-28

A Paris journal, the Union, says that, in
consequence of the success which attended
the efforts of M. Geotfroy Saint Hilaire to
bring horse-fesh into use as human food, a
society has been formed at Paris for causing
the flesh of young asses to be eaten ALSO
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-01-28

The highest single passenger fare in the
world is fle5 (Ss25) which is the sum charg
ed by the Peninsular and Oriental Company
Cor passage from Southampton to Shang-
hai.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-01-28

The New Orleans Crescent contends, that
the McDonogh bequest has proved anything
but beneficial to that city. 1t adds: enc
Donogh was a nightmare upon our prosperity
while he lived, and his estate has been night
mare ever since. The sooner we get rid of
it the better"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-01-28

A Miss "Steed," lady of brief stature,
having married man by the name of +" Cur
ry," after weeks acquaintance, Brown re-
marked that it was an exemplifcation of the
old proverb-" A short horse is soon curried"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-01-28

A carpenter who had given up good job
in powder mill, in Saco, Maine, last week,
on account of the hazard to life, fell through
the scuttle Of building he had engaged to
repair the next day, and was killed.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-01-28

On Monday a lady stopped at the Madison
House, Covngton, KY, with her husband and
thirty-two children-all her own. She was
about sixty years of age, but looked young
and hearty.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-01-28

The London papers received by the Asia
announce the death of DR.. Paris, President
Of the College of Physicians. He was not
only eminent as physician, but was the au-
thor of many valuable works.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-01-28

STONE g. CHUBB, Manufacturers of Plows,
Cultivators, and Grain Cradles, and dealers in
all Kinds of Agricultural Implements, and Ma
chimes. Agricultural Warehouse Canal street,
Grand Rapids. Mich.