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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-27


Given under my hand seal, NJ Great
Salt Lake City, Territory Of Utah. this
Gfteenth day Of September, a. D., eigh-
teen hundred and iifty seven, and Of The
lndedendence Of The United States Of
America the eighiy-stcond
BRIGHAM YOUNG
The following is the reply Of Colonel
AleXauder to Brigham Young:
IlEAuoUafrEas TrNrH Rro. on INFANTRY,
CsmP WINFIELD. on HAWs FoRK,
October 9, 1851
.Brgtum I0ap9, Ego 0ooerhor gf Ofab
1ery4f0ty-
SIn.-I have tho honor to acknowledge
the receipt Of your communication OF
Sept ~, 1857, with two copies Of a
proclamation and one Of the laws Of Utah.
land have given II an attentive cousidera-
ton. ] am at present The senior and
commanding oficer Of tho troops Of the
United Eta'es at this point, and / viii
submit your letter to the General com.
manding rs soon AZ he arrives here.
In Tie meantime, / have only TO say
that these troops arc here by the order o.
the President Of the United States. and
their further movements and operations
( win depend entirely upon orders ISSUED
by compo ont military authority.
Very rcspco fully,
E. b. ALEXANDER.
lfrAmong tho documents is a letter from
Colonel Johnston, dated from the CAM
on tho Three Wings Of the Sweet Wat r
addressed to Adjuiaut General Mellow
ell New York, in which he confirms th
burning Of the contractors trains by th
Mormous. lie says the Govornor's es
cort Is four days behind him, with tw,
companies Of dragons. lie knows n,
reason Why Col Alexander should at
tempt 10 reach Salt Lake by the Boa
River, except from the fear that the Nor
mons hayo burned the grass on tile short
er route. lie adds.-"lf / could com
municate with Col Alexander ! woul,
direct him 10 tako up good position 70
tho winter at Hams Fork The road j
bctet between this and Hams Fork will
companies Of Mormons, so It is doubtful
lif 1 shall be able to communicate witt
Il ColfA."
II IS supposed at the War Departmen
chat tho troops are all in good condition
MS nothing 10 the contrary is said in IN
pespatches.
On the receipt Of the above despatehc
u special meeting Of the Cabinet was nm
mediately called, but nothing has tran,
pired with reference to taeir delbera
+ tions.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-27
man onaiho MORN ons.


We devote considerable space in this
,.per to documents, official and unofficial,
ouobing the Mormon WAR whish rs
Just now absorbing large share Of pubic
attention, The Administration Guds i..
self drifting into awar with ths inGetu
aled people and the probability is that 1t
viii not terminals without the loss OF
much blood and treasure to The county
From the letter Of Brigham Young to Col.
Alexander. his proclamation TO the people
of Utah, the burning Of tho government
trains and the preparations for defense
no doubt remains but that the Mornions
arc in earnest and mean to fight They
arc determined II possible TO prevent Che
entrance into the valley Of Gov Cumm'ns
! and his armed escort, now on thoirway to
Salt Lake City. Il Is said that they can
command about 1900 able-bodied men,
urmcd and equipped for Geld service that
they have a larga supply Of provision laid
up ard that they have in their midst es-
ablishmouts, for the manufacture ofpow-
der and firearms This, added to their
thorough discipline and extensive knowl-
edge Of the country, viii make them q
formidable foe to contend agaiusli and IL
is not probable that the little handful Of
men. now on their way, can oiIcct their
subjugation or even an entrance into the
valley. The invading army will have to
lrayol many hundred miles over dreary
plains and sandy wastes, before they
reach the territory They will have To
Ipass through rocky defles where tho en-.
cmy may intercept them and hurl them
10 swrl destruction. An these obstacles
will have to be met and overcome, before
tho Mormon REBELLION can be subdued
what the fa.o Of the little army, now in
tho region Of Utah, will be no one can
predict More than n thousand miles
from home, in The midst Of long and
droary winter, with the enemy on one
side and a mountainous waste on The 9th
or and almost destitute Of provisions, Il
would not be strange il they met The tic
Of tho French army at Moscow. Tho
troops wero sont out in small deiaohmouti
aud If fwinler sets In, before they copcon
trato thoir efforts and receive reinforce
monls, thoy may all perish. Hero Oh,
Administration is seriously At fault i
has tamporod with Mormondom until Il
has grown strong and has securely en-
trenched itself in Utah. and now an army
Iof $500 men is sont out 10 midwinter
with soqnty supplies, to punish thom
Tho President had thousands Of soldiers
70 protect tho bogus authorities in Kansas
but not onohad lie to send to Utah w,
shall watch, with much concern, tho pro
gross Of this new difficulty and shall hop
FOR q poaoablo and bloodleas termination
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-27
Steamboat Coiliston-Elgnteen Live,
Lost.

New ORLEANs, Nov, 1s.-Tho steamer
Opelousas from Beswick's Bay, bound
for Galveston, was run into at midnight
on the 10Th inst. by the steamer Calves
ton, belonging to the same line. The
Opelousas sank in fifteen minutes,
There were 6fty-six passengers on
board, eighteen Of whom are known to be
lost, and probably more.
All Of the officers and crew were saved.
Among the lest was General Hamilton, OF
South Carolina, The Galveston " as
somewhat disabled. .fr- rs.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-27
Courlof Common pleas orSenooa coun-
" Ohio

samuel X Holland plGvt d. O. Myor, & James Toner,
partners rs Myers s Toner Defendants.
THE Defendant, James Toner viii take notice that on
the 10th day Of November, A. D. leJ1, The Plaintiff
samuel X Holland filed his petition ia the said court,
wherein he says that there due to him upon setee Of
aaeeoun, as and agreed upon BY nd be-
the Of $40 So with interest since sDd 10th DAY Of No.
veuihcr A. n 1857, aud praying Judgment in tho
That Plaintiff has causedau aauhmcnt Issue anst de-
fendant That the said defendants James Toner, ms On
swer said petition orbeiore tho OH Saay aer the last
Monday OF November ~ %. 1857 the same win be taken
true and Judgment rendered accordingly. 4lIHl
no27.Gwp.G ESQ y. q. LEE, Prhs Atry.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-27
Recognition of the Republic OF
Nicaragua.

A despatch TO tho N, Y, Herald dated
Washington, November 10th, says that
the present government Of Nicaragua has
been recognized in the person Of its min
istor, Mr. Yrissagri who has been OIL
ciNlly received by the President, and that
a treaty has been entered into of which
the following are the principal points;
Tho Transit route to be thrown open 20
al nations on the same terms.
Tho United States pledges itself to
maintain a sufficient military and naval
tolco there to keep L open, aud to occupy
it Immediately
Our government to seizo Walker wher-
ever they cen find him aud bring him
back to the United States.
The lake boats to be transferred to the
new Transit Company. Of which Joe
White is a party, This arrangement has
the approval Of the English and French
Ministers.
The seizure Of Gen. Walkor is all gam
mon. Tho President has not the moral
courage nor even the disposition to effect
his arrest, His 'manyssi destiny doc
trino, as proclaimed in the "osteud Man.
iCestO." is sufficient guaranty that Walk
or will not be inlerlered with.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-27

FouNp DRAp-Mr VIM. Harris, OF
jackson township, in this county, who
for years has been Of very Incorporate
habits, was found dead at the house OF Jo-
s1ph Weaver, in jackson, on the morning
OF tho lllh, Verdict Of Corouer's Jury,
that Harris was found dead with bruises
on his neck, and that in tho opinion Of
the jury the bruises were caused by Jo-
soph Weaver Weaver was examined
before Justice Reed of This township and
discharged, The Grand Jury being ia
session wilno sas are now in attendance
before them, to inquire further into the
matter,-FyemoRi Journal
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-27
Burning Ofthe steamer Itainbo w--.IIea,
w Loss II L f..

MAPHIs, November 29.--The steamer
Rainbow was burned to the water's edge
on Saturday morning, ten miles above
Napoleon, Ark.
ltis reported that from City to seventy
lives were lost, including all the officers.
Tho boat and cargo will prove total
loss
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-27
Freo Love IN NrIo Oountr.

II may not be generally known by our
readers, that party Free Lovers. some
time sinoe, purchased building and piece
Of ground near Berlin Heights, in Erie
county, under the protenco OF establishing
a Water Cure. Here thoy formed So
cioty and established press for the prac,
tioo and dissemination Of their odiou,
doctrines; and for time they were um
molested But thcir E2ysiam was destin
ed to be shortliyol; for row days since
upon complaint Of several respectable cit.
iaons Of Berlin, who were unable TO tolor-
ate their iioentiousaess any longer, their
paradise was suddenly invaded by a set Of
officers from Sandusky, who apprehonded
thoprinoipal characters and brought them
to The above city to Onswortho chargeor a.
dulIery ,andin deraultorbal, lodged them
iniail ACterasummary hearing before tho
Mayor, in which much testimony was adj
ducodand thefaots pretty thoroughly can.
vasscd, by able council on both sidos, the
Mayor held the most Of thom in bonds, to
appear before the Court Of Common Pleas
and failing to give bail for their rcoogni
zlnee, they were remapded to jail, A com
promise was, however, agreed uron by
Che parties, to the effect that the Free
Lovers are to leave the county, The prop
eity, which they had purchased and OF
which but lhtle money had been advance
to revert TO the original owners. III,
people Of Berlin viii no doubt breath on
sier, now that they are rid of this fou
nuisance. The SaOeUsky Register says
the men as a general thing vera we
dressed aud wore long muiaelios-iha
tho women were good booking, wore tboa
hair in long riuglets about their neck,
aud deporlod themselves (except Mrs
Lewis) with a defiant mein before III,
court.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-27
sIennAoat DIsaIer.

ST. Lours, Nov qO.-phe steamer Cat
aract burst her receiver at Lisbon, in the
Missouri river on the 18th inst, killing
five persons and more or less scaldlng ff-
teen others. Among the killed is Wm.
Brace. OF Hartford
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-27

ILiISoB.-The fetufns from the late
county elections IL this State show that
scmcely ons-haf Of shl eniirt aggregate
VOC was called eat. The Chicago Journ-
az gives returns from SO counties, twenty
FIVE Of which have elected tho entire Re-
publican Ticket, eight the Democratic.
and thirteen the mixed tickets. Forty
Eve countios TO be heard from.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-27
yvesdl woodll Woodlll

Thos, Indebted to US on subscription
e.e ny ~ wood, it brought in soon.
We mn.l haes lhe wood on lhe money
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-27
Court of Common pleas. Seneca county,
Ohio

Char'es VI Yerk, Prfi vs.. James Toner, Dceht
TIE Defendant James Toner will take notice that on the
lin day Of Noyembcr,A A d. ls57 the Plaintiff, Chas
W. YcrS, filed his petition IN said court wherein he says
Tint there is due to him itom the defendant, Defendants
promise ~ note, the of S303 with interest since the
2th day Of February A. ID 1857 and prays for Judgment
10 the same. That Plaintiff has caused attachment
issue neuiusi Defendant Said Defendant said
petition on or before The g saturday ae the last Monday
Of November A. D. 1Sj7 the win be taken true,
no27Swp pGa5O j. c. LEE, PrG, ATTY.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-27

FFTIon Chas. sumner OF Massachu-
4 sei s. arrived at Dos,on, las, week, from
orhis Eufopean tour. lie looks much i'm.
Riprovea, bu. his health is still delioate,--
lie win resume his scat ia the U s. SEN
ATE on the assembliug Of that body.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-27
Durnod Ia Death.

The dwelling Of Mr.. VIM. Quinn. situ-
ated near Alliance Stark Co.. was de.
stroyed by ERE not long since and four
children perished in the flames. Both
the parenls were absent a. The time.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-27
80 Knnaan Oonatltntlon.

Tho Kansss Constitutional Convention
Which wv, elected by less naa tro Mou-
ami ro,,, and guarded. in is dolibora-
lions. by U. s. baYonots, has at length
completed lie incubation and tho result
II before tho world. The majority report,
or someihing similar thereto, wac adopted
- Provisional Government has been au'
ihsrissd. with Gen. Calhoun At lie head
N m into eTeot immediately and act rs
sort N regency. until tho wheels Of gov
crnm.n, 70, fairly in motion. A more
uumit'raled fraud never was perpetra'od
within the bounds Of Chrislondom. Tho
Constitution itself, which to al intonts
md purposes, legaliz,s and establishes
slavery forepsr, is not to be hazrded by
submission to the peop,s-olly the ex-
tr,.nro.slavery cause and oven this is mol
n be submitted 10 a fdr and impartial
vote. For beside The unju't manner in
which the territory is districlod, for ihC
purpose or voting. every voter 10 required
10 take an oath to support tho Oonstiiu'
ton lust adopted. This alone would dis
franchise the Free State men. But Obi.
Is NOT ALL Tho returns are not to be on
trusted to Walker and Stanton, who, by
throwing out the Oxford md MoGeC
frauds. spoiled all their fun at the last o.
lection. Thoy aro to be forwarded to The
President Of the Convention himself, who
is to opon and count them and declare Tho
result. What perGlyl What treasonl
IIn q matters little what the fato o
The avery clause may be. SO long as Tho
Constitution itself is not submiuod.-
Here was The "dead point Of danger,
md how admirably have they got over it
Tsqy feared the people They knew, il
asij,cy submltod tho whole instrument tc
CIR aud impartial vote, II would be dc.
raatad; AMI hence this miserable shsm,--
telegraph Informs us that tho President
fully endorses the action of the Conven'
tio7. as calculated to aray sootiouO
strife and give peace TO Kansas. We viii
roo. The Washington Union asserts th,
spmq thing and already il has begun {,
apply the party lash, upon tho backs o
northern doughtaoes. After all that ha
been said about popular sovcroignsy-a
tar MI the plodgas that Buchanan ha,
made, that Hc people Of Kansas should
ho perfectly free to regulate thoir own in
s'itutious in their own way, Copstitu
lion is to be forced upon thom, whicl
they do not want. But the dose, It ap
paars. is too strong FOR tho North and al
ready it is beginning TO "work out th
peacablo fruits Of righteousness" NAM
leading Democratic journals in the North
sueh as the Ohio Statesman, Chicagc
Times, Pittsburgh Post, and Philadelphia
Press, have entered their protest, in une-
quivocal tcrms, against this moastrous
swindle. The MI absorbing question is,
will a Democratic Congress endorse the
Constitution without ratification by the
people?
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-27

R1-Ex-Sonator Seymour Of Vermont
died, at Miadlebury in that State, last
Saturday.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-27
wreck and Loss ofIIfe,

WANNN NWN AuNH 81 Ailus
CHIcAoo, Nov. 9l.-The 2 schooner Fly.
ing Cloud, from Chicago for Buffalo,
went ashore az Miller's Point. so miles
south Of this city, to-day. seYen Of her
crew were lost.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-27

FE- Bsyard Taylor was married at
Gotha, Germany, on the eth Of October.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-27

ETJ. Wesley Parsons, baggagoman
on the Cleveland & Toledo road, WIS run
over by locomotive on Wednesday OF
last week, aud died on the following dav.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-27

RVA band Of eounterleiters, engaged
ia the manufaetufe and circulation Of
bogus silver coin, YVES detected last week
in Cincinnati. They were arrested aud
committed 20 prison.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-27
EARM FOR SALE.

Z HAVE the Agency fr The sale Of The Fann IN Seipo
4 township, heongihg TO Daniel Engle. Said Farm con
aiRs go acres, chou 30 ncrs Improved The balance well
n,hefed-a good Frame House and naru-a nice Young
Or,hsrl and other Improvements Those wishing 10 pur
chase win please call on me. Torms reasonable, tho
property must be sold. Wo276w) JOS. .iSWlGARr.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-27

re- Great storms prevailed, during
the latter part Of last week. on tho west
ern rivers and lakes, attended with fear
ful loss Of life. For particulars SEQ telo-
graphic news in another place. The
wes'hor has been unusually cold eyory-
where and much snow las fallen.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-27
JOSIAH HEDGES
A. C, BALDWIN,
w, c. HEDGES.

Eg- A private letter from reliable
source intmates, that Gen, Walker IL in.
tereepted at Nicaragua, win next be heard
Of at EIayti.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-27
Pubiic Itecepiion 20 KcaI Dow.

BosroN, Nov 20,-A public reception
OF Neal Dow took place last night at the
fremont Temple. The building was
crowded with the Sons Of Temperance
and othess. Addresses were made by
Senator Wilson, Mr.. Dow aud others.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-27

banking House Of W. @. Hedges 4 CO.,
WIN pay such rate OF lNrEmsr on money dc.
posted a specified time, as may bo agreed upon
by the parties.
We pay the usual rates OF interest on deposits
subject to withdrawal on demaud.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-27

Rg- Jones. the murderer OF Cyrus
Beebe, whose trial came off at Columbus
not long since, has been sentenced to the
renitentiary for life.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-27
CIRCULATE
THE TRIB % n 3

WIN our friends 20 to work, in
every School District, andraise us
a rood club Of subscribers. Sec
torms in another Place.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-27

R.g- Navigation on the Mississippi
river north Of Dubuque has suspended
on account Of the ice.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-27

Gov. Walker en Route for Washington
ST. Louis, Nov, 23--Gov. Walker
arrived here Saturday evening, en- route
for Washington. Nothing new relative
to Kansas matters has transpired.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-27
Glorious MowI from WISCONSIN,

Gl0fl0u3 MoWJ from WlSVOAsAh'
Tho Loootoco press, itOppoor9, crowed
to soon over their alleged victory in Wis
oousln. This noble young state sill
stands true 70 the principles Of Freedom
aud Right and has again entered her pro-
test against the Administration and lis
prc-slayery allies. Although $4,000 Re.
publicans stayed away from the polls the
victory is complete. The Milwaukee Sen
finel Of Thursday last, says that hardly
doubt remained, but Randall, the Repub
lican candidate for Governor was elected
by from three to five hundred majority
F,rty.threo counties were heard from
officially and eight reported and therc
were three to hear from, Randall (Rep.
haA 9.30e votes, and Cross, s,o34. The
three counties to hear from would moi
vary these figures CITY votes,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-27

Woons Hsn DrE.-rhii admiflbie article Is rapidly
improving the hair No article Of similar tiad, now BE-
fors DE pabo. enjoys better reputation restorative
and invgoadng hair tonic rs peouar chemical qualities
have beneficial effect upon he growth and character Of the
hair giving silky and glossy texture to that which was FOR
merry Of coafe and dry nairic II has, alio under
stand tendency preserve the y0uthih color and arpea
Of The ha and destroying oounorluting the effects
Of age. With such recommendation 10 i favor, We barely
perceive how any lay genismia shoui be without 81
valuable adjunct to teir toilet The urioe may be had
Of the Druggists throughout the country Dem.
t-V'soid by M The Drerisui noyGlm
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-27

RV- The Missouri Democrat says there
is a great demand for mechanics and la
borers in Kansas at the present time.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-11-27

cR-Hon. Edison B. Olds, L is said, is
figuring for the elerkship of the next ma
.ional House Of Representatives.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-23

~ E~--t--.-->' - - y $3.50
TIE Eo-l3Ars 60 close ueoa is. md
ca. os ds.a-easo 70 t 2ge4 cd fellow
-saat2 Cea7, and tae new coming IS
we shall issue no paper next week. Asa
r..'oa ne have too few Eolilays- TOO
few paua.s in eha hurry:ng paragraph Of
l.:ii..--too fav Gains brood over the trou-
bel sen q business and pleasure, and we
sbsI ra';ciousiy cling to tie neagra sup
nv hist custom graassus. Wbata bless
cI Gay IS christmas. Hamm9d in by cod
December days living sbiyer;ng amid the
enows o. winter it SILL brings to the heart
p suop5r r.ohae7s md warmth. How
many Etle hers are swelling with joy
tut ant..ci, ,ai;ons-hov maay Iittlo stock
iass vii! be filed VITA dainty cif}s-how
many l:t.Ia eyes viii open at earliest Peep
ce day, All there vii lie en- G. ger seram-
hing oo5 Of bed, . rapid p1ttering of
El5lo fee, = quick thrust Of little hands
in.o stocking legs; and chen how the
eyes VII brighter, and The ordinations
crioy and surprise vii bubble fast from
TIE lips of happy childhood. We love
the MISERY which surrounds these gifts
We have no sympathy With that over
refined truthfulno2s, which would destroy
tla romance Of the White bearded Santa
Claus viii lis reindeer tcam. The be
lin romance which makes childhood
beautiful. will vanish soon enough, even
five @ not break taa Offering bubble.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-23

Read C5o. MAr taov.1LL's adyor-
l:so@lent in 70 days pa.aeF.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-23

q Ea s-a--n-gzssaa 3 s, II e.sD -2l &

ok STEAM SAW MILLS
~ are row rgrsaisiG in aud within one mile q
Glen,.o.95. al have two 5000 hlia sites len
It Glenmu,,t end ten lots apiece 1or a copTle
more, aI.d VIII furnish steam engines Ter them
olfioegcl oee nc g.osHs8, at Chicago priaes. one
half down oae-atIth in three months and The
balance IL three yeas. Particular attention IS
called to the fact thai deltpcr8 IS equivalent TO
esirin.. tao purchaser an opportunity 20 cave 6
cash freight bill Of from $3.50 TO $3.50.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-23
EC3 SENATORS q;
TIN AUD SCISSORS.

-~Doo4:,cI,s9 IS publishing in the n.
Y.P,cayuno history Of the Morsnons,
Written in bis peculiar humorous and p
quaint s;yle,
The Wau&e4ha Repetition, speaks
OF TX. Pres. Pierce, as the late Franklin
Pierce.
The Saltwater Lfee Eager says the
health Of That city IS '',l:ssreas:ng'y good"
TIE distress IS supposed to apply to ply
s;eians. The Messenger gives 3l.25 as
tue retail pr,ca ofwhes.t.
Lady Byron, has sent a contribution
Of $500 10 The Childrea's A.I Society
of New York.
-aJano Eyre" has been dramatized
by a popular German Writer
Lieutenant 1Iaury Of the National
Observatory, in a lecture in New York,
said; I have always {o,,ild in my scien-
sis, studies thar when | could set the
Bible to say anything on the subject, it
afforded me greet 1rn platform TO
stand upon, aud another round in the
ladder BY which I could safely ascend.
Happiness IS { b;fd which owns no
cage bat its own bosom.
Itwou.d be fun to scott go into It's cage
-Eoe. N. P. Banks VIII take his $ At
ii Congress at the opening of the COM
ing session, as the new stste government
Of Massachusetts,, Of which be VII be
chief canaot come into ex;sseneo until
the 9th Of January next. HIS res,Sns-
ton from Congress viii t~sAo eject on
tho 1st OF January. 81 us means Ar.
Banks viii lend his voice and influences
to the Republicans IN the struggles Of
he House.
The New York Herald Gains thas
the present population Of shas city IS
10000.