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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-24

Close and Mcody there are others who are Biasd and
Merry, and Wisc.
"Gentemen in difficulties bad better avoid the
House, lest they run the Hassard Of being sued by
one Of the follow ing duns: Dame, DsHca DaS-
eombe, Dwn-lop, DHn.bsr. DrH-dss.
The House has barely escaped Shskespeare's
arsthema az arstunmusc& souls since II has secured
but q solitary Ftc snd Drum mond'.
ION the March, they must always walk since they
have bat one HoTs.en NOV 10 their company and IN
erdesvoFing TO pursue the tenor of their way,
thew viii meet with Crpoks and Bridges Bob OF whom
will be Heard since, like TrsRGA, they viii not a.
low their hngual accomplishments TO Rsst,
"The geography of the house not only coupnses
several portions Of Old England, bat also small part
of the territory Of our Gallo neighoors beside tae
generic n0-ne Of FrNnck and large slice OF the Low
Countries viz: Bathurst BiaRdford, BCTcyori, Bcgs-
mont Galrag Holland, L0,ulraine, LiEeotr, Ne'co~s,
NecYoTf, OsborHe, Pcresscy, Salisbury, Sfgv'rrs.
SrT1irg and foyke.
The principal points Of the compass are North,
East and Uesi head, while the genial influence OF
TIE soft South gains no admlttance.
The religion Of 81. Stephens is confined to h'Fs
and Bcfkol.
The Butler will BE- unable "a supply the members
with any choice vintage, he has only one Bpff to
draw from.
Men Of straw are professedly debaued from sd-
mission 10 the House, and yet, euriousy enough, onc
seat Is devoted 10 Hay.
1--WE have frequently heard Of the vena,y of GER
tain csnstuencies but il will be seen that the House
still las it's Price but let the members beware 81
encouraging evil practices since Cdlcr0f Is ci their
number: and they are not far from NScidcgdic."
Sir William Williams of Kars gets the Governor
ship OF Malta snd bis vacant seat for Cane is "a b
filed by the red-tapist chief Of the Circumlccutiou
Office. Frederic Peel His brother, Sir Robert, has
recen,ly lost f30,00O on the turf. AP.c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-24
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
From Our Special Correspondent.

From Our Special Correspondent
LA PIERRE HOUSE, Tuesday, June %, 1857.
The daaer given last night at this house to Mr.. W.
u. Reed, the Envoy to China, was very successful
affair Judging by the speeches. They were IN good
taste and capital as TO dicon. Except little Anglo
Saxon mania from Mr. Reed, his address was what
might be desired, to tone, temper and style, from
the man. on the occasion. His puff OF Mr.. Buchanan
eyinced Of course all the diplomatic capacity requisite
10 tire at with the greatest liars on the face OF the EARTH
But there was an absence of fustan and commonplace
in it. and in the other speeches; no literary white
swellings in lieu of muscle no fatulence. feebleness
or rreeyancy- their stand points considered there
were anything important to do in China-and there
is not-Mr. Buchanan could not have selected
n better man 10 fill the post than Mr. Reed-unless
MIR. Reed allows his Anglcisms-W ordsworthisms
Observation-Disclosures, and all that exclusive one
ancestry, one Shakespeare, one language, one com
mOn-lsw busness-to blind him to the fact that the
English have from the beginning, been PRISONERS ana
sssassns in China, and that the invasion of the Cees
tials now is simply to keep up warcry and fight the
domestic English Democracy with the weapons and
glory-cries of foreign conquest When the war with
Russia began, The TRIBUNE took the ground that the
result would be the retardation of Liberalism in En-
gland the exataton to the same extent OF the lighting
Arstocracy and the defeat of Reformers and Econo-
msts. The result has so proven. In every case,
men Of family have succeeded at the elections this
Spring over the tried men of the People. Even the
editor Mr.. Fox, of the best democratic writers
living, has been defe so, too, Golden who
il shallow as an economist but liberal and repub.
ican in his desires; and likewise Bright the second
best orator in Parliament The people of England,
however would not continue TO stone their prophets,
unless stunned and dazzled with the noise and glare OF
war-conseouently Palmerston makes fresh appeal
to the bull dog propepstes OF the nationin this Chinese
quarrel Up TO this time there has been no difference
between the Christian nations of Europe and savages
as regards warmaking-the necessities OF the Barna.
elias and Stltstalkings rendering any amount OF
butehery in cold hot blood, glorious-or In other
words, acceptable to the brutal masses. The present
war Of England with Chira Franco and Russia being
pale accesSores is direct succession OF the original
hight respecting opun-which the Duke of Yelling
ton in the House OF Lords Acknowledged 70 he
war for the purpose of forcing the drug
hat country. The bluntness of the avowal was
\; e. sitched by its infamy Now, England has re-
ceived new moral light since that time. The Same
sris,ocrscy rule her-hushed with the result of the
recent war against Russia anu as ready to butcher
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-24
SEVEN DAYS LATER PROY EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.

The Royal mail steamship Persia, from Liverpool
about O'Clock on the afternoon Of Saturday, june IL,
arrived at her dock Tuesday morning at O'clock
making the passage in nine days and eighteen hours
The steamship Asia arrived out al Liverpool at
3o'clock, 8. m, on Monday, June s
The screw steamship Queen of the South arrived At
Southampton on Wednesday, the lCth
The steamships Arsgo arrived at Southampton, aud
the City of Manchester at Liverpool on the morning.
Of Thursday, the llth.
The screw-steamship Circsssian arrived st Liver
at noon on the 18th, making the passage from St.
Johns, y. F., in eight days.
The steamship Jason sailed from Southampton for
New.York on the llth with 400 passengers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-24

~ Treasurer, or accepting or paying warrants except
FOR legitimate purposes, or for funds actually in the
Treasury unless the Commissioners give security Tor
the performance Of their duties.
The fifth recommends reform in the offices Of the
County Commissioners and Treasurer; declares the
night Of the people 10 look into their own afairs and
says that we will support no one who holds opinions
Contrary TO the security Of property.
The siyth recommends a Standing Committee Of
citizens whose duty shall be TO direct aud supervise
such measures as necessary; TO address the peO-
pie and 10 devise the means 10 carry the views Of the
Convention into effect.
The seventh Gays that in case il should be held that
taxes leviable for railroad purposes that il be
cuested by law, and that the same be separately and
specifically assessed, and seperate account kept at
the Treasury.
The eighth demands that if it shall be found that
money has heretofore been paid without authority Of
law, upon time warrants drawn by the Commissioners
o. Treasurer that proper measures be taken TO hold
the parties COZ cerned 10 strict accountability.
The ninth demands, if bonds given by the county
have been disposed Of at any time, at loss to the
people, without their consent, in violation of the
terms upon which they issued, that measures be
taken lor repairing the loss by suit against the par
ties offending.
After the reading Of the minority report, to the
effect that Messrs. McClintock, Baily and Bingham,
OF the Committee, were prevented from giving their
views to the Conversion for want Of time and eX-
pressing desire for the maintenance Of the public
faith inyClate the above resolutions Of the majority
were adopted BY 65 against 9.
There was considerable discussion and excitement
In the interval, during which resolution protesting
against paying any such tax and substitute protest.
ing against repudGtOn and asserting that the county
was bound in honor and good faith 10 meet al the
responsibilities incurred for the legal acts OF the Com
missOners were laid upon the table.
The Convention was not altogether harmonious in
its proceedings. Some of the members withdrew.
Many Of the delegates from the country ii not in favor
OF repudatloD were opposed topayng interest any
bonds of Illegal Issue while the city delegates with
.y exceptions, were in favor Of paying the bonds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-24

snd the survivor and survivor them executors
viii and ,s.,snsrt hereby revoke al former VIII. t-',,
IN witness vhsSof b.ve he--uro .et nv hand .rd - a -
this lss WI and testament th. foureu,h Is, q Feb-
II. fr, roirr will and testament h.yns ,he. p.., ~.
..-e.e5 by lie s.,sor JLr S,e-.. FS Ia isS> in bs
p-sssnee q rlch Of and BY ,.id t.t,,r psish.d ID &c
eAI,d 10 Be his l.s viii testament and a-
eah oiber h-ve signed All vii and
te,'aneat lis ,iat meat memorandum having been ..o
re.d usihe word rive nfened fourth page twelfth
Inc and halt sdied =, end Of eleventh ae ELEVENTH page
is!nesJ FREDERICK ROHLANp Hobokrn. IT,
JOHN WALKER Poboien v J.
THoS P CLARK, ia, Hobokep NJ.
present Hobosen. have heretofore made published nv
ssi and e.,.oe1t sad IS have since u uasas Of .ai4
Fanc. ConOye 81 present L-at-nant IN the Navy
IiS. b. s:'s in 4 ' s s a'st52 d Re-
70 s,id is viii testament, DO hereby alter said a.s viii
Nv aid nephew Francis Conove DR. pert, 70 the .noua Of
assigns il fee simple. AID do direct h, this devise
and besee,; Of the onea par; Of he resdaTy
sT rry With is fir; mentioned "a ie.rna,ei IN sail WI
the stevens half and being the part allotted
of .si5 haf part before the same hal have been
divided into ten equal PsTt' or distribution directed in
visit have 20 my said nephew Francis Couove- in
,rd by said viii and Testament
ii Min & have JOIN ~ 'Pi s RI H. 81
Attc.,ed b. ? Rohsnd and Thona, P CilIs. j..
Where's. l. John c. Stevens have heretofore made .ni
published my at will and testament which bears date Febr
.y A. 1881 srS hsys also executed and published eoiel
DO hereby aiiiy, repub.h and confirm said last will and
and cCdic except far said codc does alter the
will ard testament. and except $50 far this in,tr
ueui bling second eodlcil TO said will and testament
nav rltr the IT. tn ir,t place whereas /
haye by said viii and testament beqaeaaed 10 Mary
Malone AGED woman, who has been cook in nv
family so absolutely, do alter the said Request
and sive said $500 hold In trust
and vest the same and pay over the income thereof % the
said Mary Malone dung her life sHd upon her desh 70 pay
the said q 500 Oliver Tisdsle, present waiter
b.ouiey and in Fee Secondly whereas in the With and
7h Sec Of said will and testament have devised and be-
qusathed portion Of my estate three sisters in
trust s1d it pehsp. little obscure in its phraseoogy
desire 20 declare that IL is my intention that the
portion or fund therein appropriated for church school
b. applied Appropriated by the trustee for the endowment Of
the school ,nd merely confined building the
direct that the school be- established .nd carried In
such and for such objects the said trustees shall d.
ret and not b. confined school for infsas IN the Of
nurses. nor do intend that the church aud school shall b.
united but be carried by different persons aud
separate dnc, management by the and
the tm.nt
JOHN G. STEVENS H. 81
Atteed by John Walker Frederick ROLAND and Thos 7.
Clark,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-24

FOURTH OF JULr.-The Joint Committee of the
Aldermen and Councilmen met yesterday afternoon in
the City Hall to make arrangements for the commem-
GRAFTON Of the approaching anniversary, the Common
Council having appropriated the sum of 5000 for the
celebration of the day. Alderman Mcconnell was
chosen Chairman, and Committees on Fireworks, MI
sic and Stands appointed.
The Veteran Corps of 1912 pettioned for an spprO-
pison to enable them TO celebrate the day aud afer
the arrangement of some other prehminaries the
Committee adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-24
TIE PUBLIC WORKS OF PENNSYLVANIA
PARLIAMENTARY. TuesdaY June % 1857.

In the Supreme Court this morning Judge Lewis
sale of the main line Of Public Works. The decision
declares that the State had right to order the sale,
and that the Pennsylva Railroad Company or any
other body has right purchase but the Legislature
had no right to exempt the purchaser from tunnage
tax. This decision will probably prevent the sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-24

A GRAVE BrsISrss-Our fossiIfeIous friends OF
The National httHgenoer are busily engaged IN what
they call "reorganizirg the Wing party" What are
the authorities of the District Of Columbia about that
they permit this trespass upon the cemetery Have
they no laws against body -snatohingi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-24
NEW-HAMPsHIRE LEGISLATURE.

CONCORD, n. H., Tuesd ,y, june q.
In the House to-day the Personal Liberty bill was
discussed, and adopted by lS4 to ia.
The resolutions cOndemning the bred Scott decision
next taken up, and Mr. Greenleaf of Portsmouth
made on elaborate speech against theirpassage.
Much Interest manifested in the debate, and the
galleries and lobbes were crowded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-24
THE RRJG HENRY HICKS ASHORE.

NANTUCKKT, Tuetday, JuIc % TOT.
The British brig Henry Hicks, from Phlladephia LOT
G, Jobns' n. b. loaded with corn and flour. went
shore on Muskegat on the night of the 22d, but got
eff without damage after throwing overheard part OF
her cargo She was at anchor Yesterday and reported
In the eve ming again ashore on North KIP Nantucket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-24
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Tuesday, june % 1857.
The Democrats of the Hid District of Georgia have
nominated DIR. Bailey for Congress. They also passed
resolutions denOuncing Governor Walkers course in
Kansas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-24
NEW SCHOOL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

hICHMOND, w., IUtsUdy, JdIt 20 Io0''
The New-SchOo Presby terrain Church here indorses
the action Of its representatives in the Cleveland AS
sembly and appoints delegates to the proposed Con-
vention at Washington on the 9th Of August.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-24
COLLISION ON LAKE SUPERIOR.

CLFvELAND, Tuesday, june q, IooI.
The propeller Ontonagon and schooner North otar
night, and the latter, with cargo OF corn valued al
&i2 O0O became a total loss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-24

THE PERSIA'S NEWS AT NEW-ORLEANS.
NEW. ORLEANS, Tuesday, june -, 1897. :,
The Perss's news was received mere to-uay anu
npbsbed exclusively in the regular evening editions
az the Associated Press Of this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-24

MILLS BURNED-CROPS OF ARKANSAS.
LOUISVILLE KY, Tuesday, June %, 1851.
The McKibben Mills in Taladega County, Alabama
were destroyed by fire last week
The crops throughout Arkansas promise an abun-
dart Weld
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-24
ARRIVAL or THE KUERSONESE.

PORTLAND, Tuesday June % 1857.
The steamship Khersonese arrived here at O'Clock
Chi. morning with 39l passengers from Liverpool, via
Halifax aud st. Johns, n. b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-24

'THE CHIEF-JUST1CESHIP OF kENIUCh1'
LOUISVILLE, KY, Monday june 2, 1857.
Incomplete returns indicate the election OF Wheat
American, by small majority, to fill the vacancy oc-
casioned 10y Tue decease Of the Chief Justice OF hen
tucky
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-24

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR OVERNOR.
LOUISVILLE, KY. Tuesday, June %, 1857.
The Hon. w. ii. Melville has been nominated by
the Democrats of Mississippi for Governor Of that
State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-24
THE sLOOP-OF-wAR CUMBERLAND:

BOsTON, Tuesday, june %, Io''.
The slcop.ofwar Cumberland proceeded to sea TO-
dav. Her destination is the Coast OF Africa.
The Washington union., 1857-11-20
TO OUR SUBS oRIBERs.

person win be upon books, unless s
paymesi Of the subscription be made In advance.
subscribers may forward money letter. and all risk
win be assumed by ourselves in ts ssic transmssion
COUNTRY PAPER pubnshed t weekly during the sessions
Of Congress, and semi weekly during the recess.
subscriptions period less than win be received sr1s
proportcned o above annual rates.
SsPOSrAsTTs authorized agents; and by
sending subscribers with $50 snoossd s
WEEKLY subscribers with s2S enclosed win be entitled 10 copy
gratis
The Washington union., 1857-11-20
5. 6. HERRING = Co.'s Patent champion safes

8. g. Herring Il Co.'s Patent Champion Safes.
TIME subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
nps that discriminating public were bestowing their patron
that exhibit all
their stock enlarged their depot BY opening extensive ware
Broadway No 25l OF Murray street
Hail. This enlargement OF warehouse with the
enlargement their factory will enable the subscr
stock of fire and burglar
other establishment the world Particular at
private families TO match
Cor tho security OF plate and jewelry
~
win keep hend kinds money chests vault
Halls powder proof locks for banks
oness patent pemutaion bank lock and Cygers
pncnt letter lock, without key.
= + c. HERRING & Co.
Nos. 1885, 1877, and 139 Water street, and
No. 2bl Broadway, Murray st. Now York
.... r. COYIE 4 CO., Agents
Washington, Il. c.
D. w. KNOWLES, Agent
NAV 2s-Iv Richmond, Virginia.
The Washington union., 1857-11-20
CITY OF WASHINGTON. FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 90

Ccsayy Generals 0Gen. George Gibson, esinpissay gen
era assistant Captain D. L. SIMPSON six clerks and
ger
Supon Genaais o6Gsn Thomas lawson, general
sssisians Dr. r. C. Wood and nr G. X. Wood; three clerks
Engineer Geners Joseph Iotten chief engineer; assistant
Captain H. O. Wright i've clerks and one messenger.
Typographical BureaHCoi j. Aber colonel Of he corps;
ssan Captain c. Woodruff four clerks and
Ordnance H. Craig colonel Of ordnance;
Capt VIM. Maynadier; eight clerks and one messenger.
The Washington union., 1857-11-20
United states Patent once,
wAsnrNeroS, November 7, 1857.

ON the petition of Josiah Copeland, of Weymouth,
" Massachusetts, praying for the cxtensiop Of patent granted
Cn from the expiration Of said patent which
lcs place the Goth day Of January, 1885, ~
ordered the said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday 1h January ut II o'clock and all persona
appear cause they have why ead
tion ought to be granted.
required Patent
objections specially writing least twenty
hoarng testimony hed by either party
hearing transmitted In accord
the Office which will be furnished apphca
ton.
The testimony the Of January
deroos papers relied upon testimony be od
In the morning Of thai day; the arguments
any, within days thereafter. .sl
ordered published the Unisn ntel
genec Evening Washington Philadelphia
Daiy News York n W and Inquirer Cincinnati,
hroe weeks TO tho lth dn
of January next, the day Of hearing
JOSEPH HOLT,
Ea Commissioner Of Patents.
n PsEdtors papers please copy
bills TO oacc with paper containing this notice
T--1aw3wt
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attention the card Of VIM Grsndin who vs.
the States and Territories also commits
the United Court Of Claims Colonel Grsndn thor
cughy with business connected with the departments At
wahGon The practice c the United states Court Of Claims
fv~s yrA D~iy N~~
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American Gothic and Brass-FoiI Rooans.

INVENTED BY EueENIo IArnLs ARCHITECT, sB A b.
nESIGNS made for concrete churches, villas, cot.
L. tsgos, and farm buildings once Gohcs, chsppasus,
Wesichester county, New York.
June 17-dn
The Washington union., 1857-11-20

Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York.
Trinity building III Broodody
TNHE assets of this company amount to nearly FOUR
entirely cash, Of which thrs MT
invested bond and mortgage
city and state Of New York valued at nin m
lions Of doltors
profits already amounting million SIR hundred
tho property OF tho policy holders
TsnNs A.
application and pamphlets giving every sup
piled applying tho agents
rRED'R 3 WINSTON President
ISAAC ABBATT Secretary.
SHEPPARD IOMANS, Actuary.
MNTURN POST, NJ d.. Medical Examiner
May 26~-fyf 4-4a
The Washington union., 1857-11-20
Wheeler IL Wilson.
MANUFACTURING CoMPANYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,

MANUFACTURING COMPANYS IMPROVED SEWING MAVhlNfS,
Familiss, Manufaousrs, and Others
yJNHESE machines combine all the improvements
Il invented Their extensive and increasing SALE
nod the @ aS % & em
have been sufficiently long to test them and have
Among advantages they all others
M Beauty and simplicity Of construction consequent
from arrangement and need Of repairs.
I'd UneRampled and rapidity Of operation s.
4t perfection their stitching and their appca
' pneal Office No sts Broadway Now York
in tho principal cities Of the Union
Fashionable Dry Goods I'm New York.
N immense assortment of seasonable fabrics
IA santly on hand also, full and
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF CARPETfNGss
ocohs msngs mats curtain materials lace curtains gilt
cornices, window shades, &C., &c, &c.
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICEsl
LORD & TAYLOR
.... 255, 257 2a9y and 26l Grand street,
Muy 26.-ly and Al and 40 Citharno street
Matthew Hale smith,
COUNSELLOR At LAW,
Rooms 22, "a, No 16 Wall street, Muc Yoyk.
Aug 15-tft sa.l. ....
Cyrus w. Field & Co.,
wHoLEsAIE PAPER DEALERS,
No. IL CIg arod New York, ss.t.-
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers to
their large of printing writing, wrapping and all other
kinds Of paper they for sale at the lowest market prices
May 26-ly~
Ben. d. F. A. WhitiOck Il Co.,
Beekmca Street of Nassau, opposite the dstor
House.
PRopRIFroRs OF THE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE CREANT CABINET,
| TMPORTERS of Cognac brandies for druggists, and
Dupuy Co.. Iiennessey Pnet Cas-
n Co Of the highest reputation and sole pro-
prtors branes the native proof and hayor OF
CogIac viz
Vineyard Of Chateau Bernard,
Iiqneur dcs champs dor,
Superior vineyard, vioux Cognsc
~ Also a..H N5.s. h.
Exclusive importers Of the
Old Royal Hollands, ..s...
Burgorns.tcr Schnapps
brands Of Sherry Naicra and Port whes &c u.s.
Ales, porters, and cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE, CREMANT
E. A. W. the exclusive owners Of this aine and
are in receipt of shipments by regular packets and beg those who
given trial to under their guarantee that
will I've found superior decacy and quality to wine at
present imported
| BENZ NJ. wbtlock,
Fdw'd 4. Whitlork,
frcdk j. IIavcrstlck, BIN. 4 f. A. WHllDoCh " w.
Oliver W. Dodge, .....
Henry Canimeyer.
May 2e-1y@
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