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

ta.m bece.fo<+h 70 resist ms spoGAsos 81 sAsir
d..ra rights without cormississ srsA''c'
even in the judicial Apprehension Of I~sonpse
and Cato. Hencefortb, tie sASeu OF
the dragons cannot b tarowa into the
Pro-Slavsry scale at every tan in the consro-
ver,y There viii be grave questons to settle as
TO tie legitimate powers Of the Convention and see
Legislature respectively, and they Will nsvs
to be decided by Congress or referred to the Peo-
DIE. Border Ruffisnism can no more launch is
rseged egioDs sgainst Lawrence and OssTstame
under pretense of beirg " the Army Of Law and
Order in Kaneas." Sheriff Jones" can neTer
again lead legion Of miscresnts TO burn hotels and
rob dwellings under pretenss of executing the de-
crees of Grand Juriss. We strongly hope that the
worst is over, and that no more blood need be shed
10 secure Kansas to Freedom. One weeks start
with the Legislature il years gam to the right.
May it prove to have been well employed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-12

The removal Of Secretary STANTON-to be fol-
lowed at once by thai Of Gov. Walker upon the
FIST attempt or offer on hs part to execute hence.
forth tie duties or discharge the responsibilities Of
his ofice-is q most significant act, 50 far as the
Preside Mt il concerned, but it viii not undo the esl
Of the new Territorial legislature That call is not
only fact accomplished; the Legislature is already
in session, and will probably have had weeks
start before the new Secretary pro tenn. can inter
fere with il. In that time, it will have turned out
the Democratic delegation from Leavenworth
County, elected by tie icandalous frauds at Kcka-
pco, and admitted their Free-State competitors,
thereby securing Free.Ssate prePonderance of
more than two to one in either House. The Secre-
tap's veto, if Secretary has Veto vii! thus be
rendered Of no efe,t and the Legislature may pro-
cesd in defiance of Denver If necessary, to fortify
the Liberties Of the Peopls sssnst the Lecompton
con.piracy-of bogus Constitution -makers-a work
which is doubtless already in progress.
Tie importance of this gain cannot be over
estimated. Hitherto, the Free State men OF hsr-
"a, have held the position Of outlaws in the es'im,
tien Of the wieders of Federal power and the dis
perser, Of Federal justice. Their Legislature WAS
wres,ed from them by invasion, violence and fraud
at ttsir frat election ef March 80, l-55, and has
ever, ill low, been in the hands Of their enemies
The She,ia., judges of Probate, &C., were the
creatures Of this Legislature. Every exercise OF
power which was recognized as legal BY those who
WELD the sword or who poiie the scales in Kansas,
VA By and for their bitter enemies. This week In
.usurates civil revolution which must enable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-12

Of Tie swrers q the Land, asd has rae sous Ann.
rsrce IN dealing with tie city. IL 1862 a. .,s.,
a. The sseut Of Abraham q Lsxrsrcs in .ss,. :.
ecrss o. this saus isleod T. the Conu.o co,s.a
Lawrence paid McCotter Yearly SO, ooo a, g
mission" for mskirg the sale. ard McCosha,
it through for 81 800 an acre. H.hsds h.,s =,
however; Mayor Tenann VIA in the Boar. =, -
time, ard vas 9 stumbling block and An 49,. -
Sturevant, Tweed Il Co. McC0tter VI. i, rr.,
tribulst:ou about the sale, when so.s 80.
sent 10 bis assistance Mr.. Do Mon ~ -.
Bureau Of Assessments. De Mott VI. .o,,.;.,.S
With the difficulties. and undertook 10 m, -. a."
gain through for ten thousand doiars M.r.,..-
declined at 6rst, deemius the coo,idsnss, II,
great, bu! subsequently consented; L.wreoo. !.
McCostsr paid DE Mott the ten thousand. rl -
atterwsrd the Committee reported in fsvo, Of a.
purchase, tie Common Council adopted IL u,oa
and the city paid SlO3 $50 for latd and w.ss, oos
worth $4,000. The whole matter 10 sst ferss i.
Official documents, ard is plain case Of brhsu !,
scms quarter. At any rate, the present AAseusa
cannot plead ignorance of the facts. They kasv
the referee bu,iness is q mere dodge. Tho city As
not made IN offer to buy, nor the owner b ssn,
there is no disagreement for referees 70 sesas 70
call for their intere unless to serve - soa,~
goats for McCot,er sud Mayor Wood whs sN b
appoint them. We have hsd about enough Of NJ.
Woods references as the Msnbattauvilo bulkAsal
and avenue contract awards chow; bat if We c,uA
be sure that his referees would deal ~ f.rl, By
the city a. Messrs. Esarts CocAraps and Hilton
did, in the Gaze Of Marvine w. Wood, We might
risk the consequences.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-12
Personal.

Madame Otto made her first appearance for sew
ersl years in concert for the poor at Hoboken last
evering. Her voice is said to be as rich and fall o.
ever.
Dan Hibbsrd, prominent farmer and Q worthy
member Of the Society of Friends recently died ct his
residence ia Cortlsrdvle, N. T., aged &c years. He
had been q resident Of Cortlandvile for 10 years,
where be was universally esteemed for his many
manly and noble qualities.
General William +. Packer Governor elect, while
oct bunting, about thirty miles north of Wlisnspor,
ruptured blood vessel CT strained himself in some
way which caused hemorrhage Of the lungs. and
for few days his darger was considered imminent
out happy to learn that be Is now out OF danger
and able to be out OF doors, and receiving tbs oon
enjoyed during the huGt, in the course Of which the
General shot a fine buck. Phila. Bulletin.
The Washington correspondent Of The Erenias
Post ssys that Senator Summers nervous condition
could net erGurs the excitement of listening 10
Douelss he Obligtd to leave the hall immeds,sy
after the commencement of his speech.
Mr.. Joshua r. Giddngs i. ssd to be well again,
" unable TO participate in debate.
Tie Alexandria Gazette ssys:
"Tbe last will and testament OF the late George w.
Gusts of this county admitted 20 probate az tho
December term Of tie County Court, aud by II we
eeiD that be directed h at all hs sio5es his rst
plantations be set free within the next tive yssrs ssv
g 10 his executors to provide the necessary funds
nom his estate 10 remove them from the Common
Wealth There are, probably, come two or three huu-
cred slaves thus set free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-12

Gov. Wise, as ws have slresdy noticed, is unu.
,ua.iy prolific Ct message this season, and h. O't
produced tliplets in which be treats of finance
bullion, u.ury, Thanksgiving days, oysteu, run,.
way segces, and other things too rumsrOus to
mention. Tie Governors monetary di,qa!s:tiohs
weyssterdiy discussed. A crest deal is said abou.
ceattrs Of tIsis New York Is TIE great importing
center. Thea the,e are satellite and secondary
0eeters, sueh q, Bos.On, Chariestoo, San Fran.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-12

At meeting of thirty eight Of the forty six a''o-
cinted Banks Of this city, called upon very short
notice, yesterday afternoon. resolution was uDani
mtusl5 adopted to resume specie payments to day.
Tbose Banks which were not represented will, it is
understood act in concer. with the others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-12

KESTUckr.-Tbe new Legislature conyered q:
Frankfort on the 9TH. J Q. A. King AN wn
chosen spesher of the Senate by 10 votes TO II. JR
Has kirs cbceen Cle,k with " American" ofi ,ers
throughout DR.. ID p. Write Dem Of Gteeue County
was chosen Speaker of tie House by 20 votes TO ~
for J. S. Jackson AM The minor Ofii ,ers are Of
coufse D,uoc,ata
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-12

TIE Court Of Appeals of New.Jefsey has
affirmed the Judgment Of tie saptems Court in the
cs.e Of James Donneliy, the murderer Of the bar
keeper Of the Sea View House. He will bseIecuted
On the 6A Of January, unless the efforts now
being made for obtaining pardon or a Communication
of tho sentence prove efoctusl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-12

From MEXICO we have later sdyicss to the effect
That the position Of the Government had improved.
Tee forces of the opposition had b:en routed, aud
ComoDfort formally installed. From Yucatan we
learn that Campeachy at last accounts, was sill
besag,d. ard that the inhabitants were greatly
s,rsiispsd for want Of provisions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-12
) fhs Editor Of The n. Y. Tvibuze

TO I7< Tcit| OF Tie n. I. IVf0uW
SIR: In your Rst of the Members Of Cougress wness
identical which appears in THE Ts'scsr OF hd1
you enoreOusy put down the n,me Of James T. Jones
Tennesee whsrest the ef that ssrtsn
terminated on the 4h Of Msch lat Andrew Joensoa ss'"s
L,en chosen his successor. As you sse well aware
You also omit entirely the two Wsdes D. IN the s'as7'
ard Ydwnd in Ii. Hou.e-Sssh REPUBLICANS isn osi"
esg YrS, psg u ,S1 "'~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-12

TIE Europa, with three days later adVices from
Europe, Is now fully due, but had not been tsle-
srsphsc up TO the hour of going to press.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-12

We have at length tbs vote east at the recent
Charter Election in our City so nearly Off sL Net
the declared result csnuOt vary moro than sd'ssa
votes from the following. A good deal Of issii.
canca may be extiacted from the folio wing 6fyru:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-12

The mails for Europe, per U. s. mail steamer
Fulton, will close this morning at l0i o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-12

Denoclauc....-..
The vote for Governor of tho Aims House may
be regarded fair test of party strength. Assun
ing it to be So the vote at this elec ION compare
with former results a. follows:
Fremont. IL ~ Clspp. ....l3 AS Smith-...9 9Ss
Fillmore =. 1921 Putnam S,i6i Wagner. -l6 80
Buchanan al 9l3 Tucker. 81 1913 Dugro -.is $40
Republican gain on Fremonss vote. 6,sili On
Clapp's, 10, 567.
Democratic gain on Buchsnau's vote, AZ; on Tuck.
ers, 4,5l2.
The Democratic majority over tho RepubFosa
vote Of thi, city was in IS for Buchanan a. l4s;
in Nov. 81 for Tucker, 2i.i03i In Dee. 81. fr
Dusro, ls 358. Republican gain sace tho Presi
Dental electon-5,7si. Aud this gaia does not
resut from falling of in tho adverse vsss, but
frsm an increase in our own. II took place moro.
over, at . time when it could not possibly b
attributed to any fsverish interest in "blsslss
"KAasas."
The vote of Mayor Tiemann appear b hsvs
been made up - follows:
Republicans. .........239S 2 Americans. ....iss sa
Democrats ............2ST -
Total 40
The sbeye il baied on the assumption that I'll
who voted the Republican or American Aims
House Governor were OF the party thus indicated.
Az these, however, were borne on the same ballot
with the Mayor, III probable that some anti Wood
Democrats voted the Tiemann ballot tha. came to
hard without caring for the name borne on it for
Alms House Commissioner. IL may b fairer,
therefore, TO assume that all Republicans aad
Americans, with few exceptions, voted their
respective tickets for Supervisors who were voted
on separate ballot; and we know no reason why
any Democrat should have voted against his party
on Supervisors. The total vote on this ticket Wac
Republican, 22,G54; American, l4,5O3 Total,
J7,157. Tiemaun's vote, 43 1873 Deduct %, l57,
kaves G. O3l as the utmost possible Democratic
vote for Tiemsnn. His actual Democratic vote 10
somewhere between these extremes Of 6 OBJ sod
2,se4. Suppose we split the difference, and CAL Is
4j7, and we shall be very near the mark.
There were no more Republicans in tho City at
our Chatter Election than at the State Elecion
four weeks earlier; bat there were many Thousands
more At tie polls
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Nesoa1ork DAILY Iibm,1e
SATURDAY, DECEMBER l2, 1857.
LOuden Agency

Londen Agency.
Hessrs SSNPsos Low, BON 60 No. ~ Ludsste HILL Lon
doe authorized 70 receive bsoipt0us to TIE TRsUSE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-12

The vote for Governor of tho Alma House may
be regarded as fair test of party strength Assua-
ing it to be so, the vote at this elec ion compare
Nth f,ymsr rssults an follOwa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-22
Pert q New York. may n. lS5u,

P0rt q new York. nay $As A0o0S
CLEARED.
snip A1sr Ersml EiScaseser samoFeoSchs GO
Bark Aida (sr,, Healey, st Jobns-A smthers 4 %.
Brig Princess Royal tBr). Pearman- Bermuda-w Da-
E'Ss & A AssS '''
ssn'5 %sss
sSs Co
schr Rienmond, James, R'chuond-C Psersoo
Sem Sem Hasths o srosie se fhisdsiphlsJss Hand
s seT hir Ian Ssn
sshr fs.ss Sawyer s.nsSr abo.
= schr Virginia. Hiebee. Philadelphia Baker.
schr Cameo. EasterbroOs, Ezaeethpor-walsh Carver
sobr Jas lawrence Brosn Bost9s yPs AZ sprAsue
ssSr Sss Hs ss sP Scmpss New Hsvenaa
ARRIVED.
Steamship jamestown, Parrish Norfolk DC, with mdse and
sies,hD Piedmont Post Ba%s,s 60 hours With ~ %dss
sU4e son o a. w Sal and
senator, Ccan, Liverpool April with coal to Brook
s st vsry heavy 1I gale
lon .sd ~ ss
% A end her and & eaa w s as S
ossded; hss leaked badly ever since; NTH
.enss s o zsIess Co light westerly winds
last With ss5 passengers Smsnck 20 EIpersnced
heavy weahe' on The coast had brs ana oeas on pou
Ship Adonis J;reu) Bo~se Bremen &c days and
IA passenger. Hennngs Muller Gosing Had heavy
weather.
ship Addison Gilbert tof Boston) Paine Mar~ees days.
With mdse 70 Cousnery Experienced heavy weather Tor
sari Caroline Smith GweT, Gnau Trieste, &c days. with
mdse Pollitx Has been detained In the lower bay
since Monday evening by the storm
Borgstede (Hrem) Scbweiohe Bremen April B,
ballast $50 passengers order Th inst Lat 49, Ion
t6 ship Thomas Jefferson bound East h, La A. Ion a.
Bark Aeen Heinrich (Bren) osdeaus, Bremen, April In
ballast passenger Stanton Ruger. Sd inst Lat
q %. lon IS S. several ic-bergs-
Brig ard, Hodskins Calais days with lumber. 70
ashr Leaning Brewer phbadslphia for Providence.
9ehr Susan French. French Ehsab-thro~t for Salem
Gchr Wsichman. Baker Elixsbe hport for boston
Schr J Ross, Baker Providence.
echr River Queen Fowler, Providence.
schr Amanda bu'chins. Troy for D,ghtou
schr Mary Jane, Baker, Albany for Boston
scbr Captain John. Davis, Rondout for Boston
schr Tiger Haley, Rondcut Tor so-on
Steamer Ann EliEs, Robinson. Philsd.lphis
Steamer SOPHIA KY, Phis1 elphia-
Steamer Delaware, Cepes Philadelphia, hours Lay 70
Is hours OF Cape May during n. aorn-
Steamer Novelty. Rel Philadelphia.
Steamer wamsuiss. Wye, New bedford
Steamer Curiev Williams. Providence
BELOW.
Two ships and bark. unknown.
sAIIO
Steamships George Law Asphs~an, souhernor, Charles
ton.
FROM 9uaraptne, ships Amer. Ga.an, New River, NIB;
Thomas Perkins Ssetin
Wind sunrise, N meridian, calm; sunset light airs from
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Herald Marine Corrvsuundsso>,

PHILADELPHIA, Nay 2i-Arr barb Urania Turner Mes
sharon Saow ssspSr GcsrS say wssca Boston
.,,sa Jsns ke'fhqS Pa. snrI on Endeos. A.yMsr
Moneview Fsikenberg, kyork, Eie Facenle, aud Lizzie
I'd bark ANY sicEerscn Bostoo, 5rEs B'ses~ Sander
ssS s sD Js a"~ hosos sss Hn
Adridee Baem1n ard AZ ser, Brows, pDsloa Esie,
ydenss Non.e',eq sssenssrg salem: Lire Tsyer Tsy
miscellaneous ana Dasnsssrs.
s" 5000 fn ssw @sen9s lying II he .r" ANA a
and s.%s N silicon s es%s ss%Ta sa'ns hole In
scsH D.rtrL yosrrp-Thc following from letter "a
Elwccd wansr ksq sscrcs1y Of he Board Of Underwri
The .ehr Daniel Foster Of New York Gao. Tl.oa from
mornings and came on the bar nsary opposis wss mi.
sss ss sssr W T q
cut 2. r S er %; p "a 2 . SSS ss s 90 S
So. ug.s and rss 5 % so vii. S and ooe
w. lsn home ssaseess but are likely 70 rseovef The DO
% Of s 9 ws %sa i sy s. yr John oa "a
CONVEX. -
scHn eyoser.sA from KIne.cu. ia for New yos. besor.
money Insured IN d.TEo q Be
ZOOS. rs - az IA Valued .s aSou, $500
whalemen.
Tcs M p s'n 81 ss s, w c Capt
p.s 4 s"S al sss ssn II. WE YOU'D 90
AtnArruera ray Feb - Neptune Cosnstock Ma II wis;
VIZ Heary san Francisco 10 whs There vers Il sAips s
Lee Bay averaging " Whale. apiece
ca1soi. s s Of HSsiie. WIN q Sss % Oh
Spoken, sc.
snip Mandarin Psrr hence res for shAnshae Marsh n
ship samuel Russen Kensedy. hence Asra Q for Hong
SP wilbur PA. Burvci from Liverpool f-r Boston. April
ship Consatuuon Lundt iron Sorseens Liverpool April
brig Gen wsshins.cn hence far Ha,eor Grsee M, Apru
u Oh Cape ~ NAYS
.Ap xasasSn oa so.ss n Sssor. srpo n po'
tisryu,eoe May s-Arr brig MILO, Apds-un knsssu ia
euSss & saS sn oogs nt s s:r 40 ss
Brothsrs Thospson avana .ohr James Ward Bsh-S Hsv
Yorh Nn shp kAAs swecuAnd bArucl do' lin, brig NOT
clsprsa Nay e-Ar brs julia, HcssrsepL New orse.As
ton Portland sehr Sarah Moore Paruidse frsnlfor ish
brig Nelszso Putnam Philadelphia. cid oh brig Marrhs
bsssins. risiss, ScsssS' iia Sre. A1ss, ioS scsoc
a, csde, Cole 90; Alfred xrs READING rhladelphia SIR
Portland sehr. osrsla Porter and d--uos Perry kvors
18Th barks Ain ade raron, forland suasn Csrx khou,
NYort brtss Mary Hamilton, Baker do; Rio Grsnde, oosb,
nAs1sA Nay OAR barb vhlse clgyd Orwell Mobile;
% S,s rSr-es n Ss rr1
briys Com stewart Williams, Porlsnd Villa d- horiair ls,
Maui, PM saspeis .enr buchanan. Desos, Mobiles iSh.
Cld 18Th, shrs galhariae NYers; M.r.r-. Ann. Josns
Sys1 ss fyns ssss Gonsps s ps Lad s :sg.r
sa ia .eAssg Scspsas Msocw.n :,sr
:.s:. .sa nSos ps5Ssd b:waE Ss.li,ss sfsfdss
fychssre Jones' Rsinore brig E.ses snns,t ssSus y
nSswe ssrton and Eest w,na LA1s, hs%osscs; .,
eAse Anckor ChssIey,- wiimngsc-, o. nc~csAA Heyt
RAaaAspAAA; IsArAa, tapAssuss, Sss'sa; sssn 0ssA
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Army Iptslisgence.
HsADpuArrsss on vxR AMY,
Nwv yoRE, Nay 20, 1861.


GrSrAt Orryre, No 7.
In recent orders from Ne headquarters ~ Department
he arragnment and consequent trial Of certain ned sol
disrs before General CDurt Martial ordercd for The
trial az sucb may b properly brousht bcforc
prosooDced Illegal pct having been authorised by
The Department Commander Tho charges not having
been forvarded from Department HesdQuasers, bat pro
ferred on The spot
ms deemed safe o. ccu-istsu Win the ,pserests cf
military discipline 10 allow This ruling pass unques-
TONED, int precedent
The orders In The usual form, nor limited by any
accompanying Instructions. Upder such orders, Il has
been the long standing and general pnoe d The service,
for Court hsrit IN Ia dscrcsou, w odesdcrs agsin
whom charges presented through the Judge Advocate,
by the highest authority On The spo Inc custom seems
reasonable convenient and only be quessooed
by negative inference from the silence Of The lac. n
invsdes rshe but protects the right of speedy Trial
II expense, emp3cs the guard house, and makes
punisbp effective ny pvomptness.
Should The authority Insulating Court Martial dsvcenvd
these considerations, and H the Court W Vie kl c
tain named cases, ~ W certain class Of cases specn
form a. order should then be used " empress ~ intensoua
BY ssumAsd u Brevvt ueosesAnt General eccu,
y. l. sCV1z, Ae>hG Asst Aajt esswal
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The Academy OF Dcsign.
To THE xpyroI OF THR prpAIn

NV foRg, May ~, 1907.
Being wen aware q ycur gstlsDuy, and knowing full
wen that appeal 10 moi Ike W be In vain, make
bold 70 ssk you tell me why s thai The Acsdens
Of Dessn keep their fourth gallery In such dreadful
OF eciipses The ober brilliantly iIlu A.
Mated and the sudden transition fron light 10 almost tos
positive injustice 70 We artssG Respectfully your.
LAZY
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svrrmp oovu-urcuit 2eo, 27ee, 7s3, 900,
calendar for Wednesday last
sunn,o. Corr No. sAs ass, ese ess, $50, ssa, tce
sra ss1, sss, 49, 81, ssi, "a, io2 ssi 90, ss a.
cas- se4, cas-, isT, sls se7. s2i, ee7, els, cas-.
Concs riaAstsn iEs, ne, ~. ils, a2o, l9I, Ia,
l2e, 10 70 lo6, Part a-ko lxs - W, M
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city Intelligence.

Nov1xuxrs or Er PHnupr1r Prpu Ex President Pierce
viii leave New York day in the New Haven cars, and
will NOT stop until be arrives in Boston, where be VIII re-
main over the Sabbath snoe his stay In this city Mr..
Pierce has been kept busy. He has received number Of
his PC ona snd political fiends, and on Wednesday he
dined host with Gov Marcy, Charles King George Ban
croft Charles O'Conor Daniel lord Heman J. Red1ed,
and other well known gentlemen Yesterday, In com
pliance with invitation from 1T. Cogsws1, he paid
vis, TO the Ator library. He also came do~n town 70
ray a vr 10 Cburch's picture Of Niagara The health OF
Mrs Fierce v not fully established, and they both look
forward with much pleasure 10 their return home Alter 80
long an absence.
Tnr GroRcE Law did not sail on Wednesday
nounoed in Of the storm AMI the passengers
were consequently detained until yesterday, when the
vessel left her dock There 600 persons
on board, the majority OF whom women and child
red, whe their road TO Join their husbands and
fathers the Pacific coast A. usual there were some
dozen board who swnded by the runners
and mock Offices The fact that these frauds com
mtted extensively the sailing Of vessel Is
ceedngy dicrodibIc 70 the company, who should take
some notify strangers from the country OF the
dangers they In buying tickets OF unauthorized parties
PAYING On snurI svyyrrr.-wc learn that street.
CON Ebhng will 10 day and 10 morrow, pay OF
ali old debt, due tn, street swcepcrs and crtmcn, the
Comptroller having Furnished hi Al las, with the neces
sary funds These debts have been accommodating since
The month of July last and The money viii very
acceptable 10 the men who have been deprived Tor
| long 9 tune Of their hard earnings
CATION 10 rpavrIIFIs-A Spanish gentleman, passen-
rcr in The steamship North STAR which sailed on Saturday
last, took bis baggage on board short time previous 20
the hour appointed for sailing and having procured
key of hs sateroom locked his trunks therein and re
-, A., IL A., ,.,. L.. Of s,r.. s,,s,d, tr.vin,
'ei' ' 49, " - -
occasion TO return 70 has room lev minutes
he discovered ht his trunks been broken open
ina bis Absence AMI all the money he had with him bout
~ 600 In earish douboons) stolen TIE rest Of the
contents d the trunk we're scattered around, while inc
tsornd " n A. r.
Instances nm 70 ths &c sur 90 me oepsrtafc o. Amss.
sos o s"sb ooss,on. viii ns,urav take p-oper prcc,n
uous: bu, ought MOI The agents or owners o steanships
sors .o,ue reshoi whereby strangers who are merely
A. ,.,s NAV no varned o. their danger For instance;
On The a.v az sailing 10 suspend pacards about te vessel
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-22
Coroners' InqSsests.

UNION COLLE6E-The literary anniversaries o.
Union College will be held in the Presbyterian church
schenectady the 9h 2oh 2st and 22d days of July