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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-11

ACCIDENT on BOARD A srrlsruG On Monday fore
noon - tbe steam tug Ioas about fas 70 the
steamship Falcon FOR the purpose Of towing TO the
fosurs deck she under hawser with suoh force
70 completely carry away her pho, houss, which was
thrown violently upon Captain J. Grssos Of the Ioiss
wreck. he srtrcatsd - speedily q possible and
found insensbIe from The injury be sustained. He
sso,y ss, revived and vas conveyed % h r:siAs.os
DOT considered dangerous Mr. Robers oae Of the har
Dor ploss, also slightly injured By ths souidsns
NAyoa woop ON ms Loox roR Drrspocssr PoLIcs-
Ss Mayor wood IA determines that The police shall do
thar duty, he can make them. There he's bean many
complaints ~ TO their remssssss, especially In Broad.
vsy and he resolved 10 inquire personally into their
conduct On Monday he walked up BroadwAy, and par.
sooay inspected the pcss whore the pocemea should
be stationed and found that ont Of tvsssy seven only
star" was on duty ~ far - he could sce Yesterday
be ascerta,ned the names Of The parties who miss
d ,hss ,sis via .Ais place Ss,rs the foiIcs oSmns.
soners, who will st to-day Yesterday the twenty sx
alleged delinquent parties before the Clerk NJ.
Robertson, ana made their ssstemenA, which viii be
laid before the Oommisscpes This odrcumssanos shows
thea the police must atasad 10 their duty give up their
stuations
wrmscroSs hsnDar-ou readers will remember
the ce,ebrauou OF washnstons Birthday on The 22d OF
February last, by the enos Of civil and religious lb
erty," BY bapquc u the Aaor House meeting Of
The members Of This association has been held 81 The
Aston house. 81 which Governor edward C. West, Pre~-
dent Richard B. Connolly, Fec, Treasurer, and William
Robinson, Eco, Secretary we're elected officers OF
the association for the present year The banquet this
year win be given again on the 23d inst At the Actor
house. and Hen. Stephen A. Douglas Senator Of The Un
ted States from Illinois has accepted An invitation 70 be
present. and respond 70 the principal toast Of the evening"
The Memory OF Warrington Distinguished citizens
OF all parties 70 be invited ~ gucats upon the
occasion The rapidly with which the tickets for this
oechrsor t,ssr Indicate the, tue rres~r ceehvs
H. ,tTl sGo.ss.e4 ss4ssTsIeI Vi car
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHrIADuPHA, Feb 10, 1857
socfs steady. Pennsyivania Sc, 50 Reading Railroad,
aoK; Long Island Rsiircso, NY Morris Canal, ib's
PsnssyivNpia Railroad, sk.
Sales OF cotton 10 day 5000 bales Quotations 17ko.
i2X, Holders nov demand higher prices kolasses,
$40. mess pork, sls &c. - ,e.-
s.les Of cotton Today 5000 bales ct advancing prices
MoRns, Feb. 9, 1851
The Ldusyfif-'f market circular reports that the re-
ceIpss OF pest week rs 900 bales against 1900
bales In the period last year. The stock on hand
a. eco bales The ircressef receips over the same
SINE year, TO- go bales Middling qoced ~ lzsc
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The Freshets.
CONDITION OF AFFAIRS AT ALBANY.

CONDITION OF AFFAIRS AT ALBANY.
ALBANY, Feb. l0-P. n.
mo weather b cold and stormy. Lola Montez and
her sister, who have bean playing an engagement here
engaged soatnan 70 day take them across the river
n shin They wore the first that have crossed the
river snce the storm. On the second trip across the
three men In the boat got exhausted and were carried
swV down the stream below tho CITY, Tho Arc bells
were Tupg IN order 10 call assistance but fortunately
when the men had been carried soue distance DO 70
where struck the ice without injury, and the men
were rescued nom the 6reonbush SIDE They have not
attempted to return, but will como by way Of troy
Business 70 partially resumed the south Broad way
Much suffering 10 anticipated from the cold
The passengers who left New York By the Hudson
river road on Monday morning reached here at s
O'Clock this evening Some Of them crossed the river
y skin ~ great hazard, amoog whom Senators
Brooks, Petty and Kelly The TRACK for miles nom Al
bany 10 covered, and In some PAGES torn up. Tho pas
sepger got 70 LvDgstop creek i've miles north Of Hud
s0p, and from thence most Of them walked 70 Oak Hill
whore they got se'ehs for Greenbush portion Of them
went round by the way Of Troy.
THE FREsHlr AT oswEao
Oswsso, Feb. 10, 1857.
The SIX vessels which loosed from tn eir mornings
Sunday morning by the freshet and driven into the
lake, were found Port Ontario and Eve of them
brought into port this morn ng.
The Belle Adkins and Wioe Awake were nearly full OF
water and in coming into the harbor touched the boz
tom, when the former aank In deep water. the Wide
Awske was thrown on her beam eads by . heavy sea,
end has gone 0h0re near the fort Both will be total
loss The Virginia, ct the last account the hoe
below Ontario. Tho wind IL now owing heavy gale.
additional particulars Of u disas,ers resulting from
the reshets throughout the country are given on the
inside pages
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News from Rio Janeiro.

BAIIxonE, Feb. 10, 1857.
By The arrival Of the bark Blue Wing we have Rio Js.
metro dates 70 The Gath Of December The stock of -four
then on hand 5000 barrels and was impossible
70 force sales 81 any reasonable reduction. Moderate
saes Of oonee making ss previous quotations. the
market continuing 10 gain strength but without any 20
usl sdvsnoe In rates. Tho brig Japonica sailed nom
Rio Jsseiro On the l7th for Philadelphia, and the
brgapsine Forest for New York on the same day The
bark virgsia also sailed for New York on the 2ad
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Condition OF the Western Railroads,

MnwAUnn, Feb. 10, 1857.
The damage 10 the roads In this section have been
slight, and are repaired. Trains running regu
larry.
FoND Do LAO. Feb. 10, 1857.
No trains leaving. We nave nothing autheaiic
concerning the stale Of the roads.
GALxsA, Feb. 10, 1857.
The main line train was sent out This morning Forces
have been stationed Ut the breaks 70 transfer baggage
and passengers. No freights received.
CHICAGO, Feb. 10, 1887.
No trains are running on the Fulton. Burlington and
Rock Island roads, but u expected that they will be
trains are running regularly. The Illinois Central and
Chicago branch roads un3tured. and the damage
the maine lne road has been slight The Michiean
Southern road ha, sustained no damage, over the
Michigan Central road trains running regularly,
with change 1t the Ypsilanu bridge.
The thermomeser stood here this morning at zero.
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d. Mr.. BrCHANAN AND THE DAiIAs-CIARExDoN
TREArY.-By reference 70 our Lancaster despatch
under our Geographic bead il will be seen that our
correspondent at that locality is Of the opinion
that one object Of Mr.. Buchanan's late visit
10 Warrington was 10 bring bis personal influence
directly TO bear against the ratification. by the
Senate. of the Dallas-Clarcndon treaty This is
very important news IL correct; but our opinion
Is that Mr.. Buchanan went 10 Washington with
not the remstest idea Of interfering one way on
The o'her directly or indirectly, with the treaty
before The Sess,e
scar ago Mr. Buchanan was our Minister at
London, acting under the instructions of Mr.
Marcy in lehalf Of the Pierce administration.
His correspondence with Lord Clarendon, under
thcse instructions, was remarkably plain spoken
against England usurpations and treaty viola
49, 80 Mosquito pIJt,e .Jleses, d. IL C.nII
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From ALBANY.

THE SUPPLY BILL VETOED BY GOV. KING.
ALBANY, Feb. 10, 1887.
There is now doubt but that Governor King has
vetoed the Supply bill OF 1880 His message announcing
the fact will probably be sent in tomorrow. Is pro-
bable that the assembly may put the bill through
he Governors veto, but 10 "a not likely to get . two
thirds vote In the Senate.
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Marine D1sastcrs.

Marine D1sasters-
sHIP .. II. WHITNEY DIsxAsTED.
CBAnBvos, Feb. 8, 1881.
The ah,p J. II. whitney, from New Orleans for Liver
pool, vas SPOKEN yesterday, or 81 Helena dtsmssted
and leaking badly The steamer Dudley wss sent 70 her
Aasistance.
loss OF THE SHIP HEzuIAn G. WILLIAMS,
LIVERPOOL, N. g. Feb. 10, 1851.
The ship Hesekiah Williams, With . valuable cargo
from Liverpool England. for Philadelphia went ashore
on saturday night ~ Port Jo sne bged and her mash
are gone. The crew saved.
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Stands, thence 10 fsnams-the Steamers 10 10 oor-
nTssssd iOr var purposes and subject to purchase BY
government
The adnnhtras h hos water IN reference 70 the
dsssss Of he Dallas Oarendsa treaty The OAbinst
had quite prstvsnsd session 70 day upon Vie matter
and they arc extremely pushed 70 know what course 10
pursue. Marcy h u his wits' ends.
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VIEW YORK r.neIsLATvRn.


AisAsr, Eco. 10, 1887.
The bill providing for The prosscou Of the wives and
children OF drunkards was rcportad upon fsvorsbfy.
The annual report Of The sais Medical ssossy pre-
scented.
Mr.. srrson presented the reply Of The Commissioners
appointed 70 lay out the UonBeccut boundary ne show
ing the total expense 10 bs 81, asa "a
Mr.. CuyIm rave notice Of . bill making BANKING CAPT
tai and The real esate Of Individual bankers liable "
TAXATION 70 The exssat thsa Of Incorporated banks
and pos otherwise.
Mr RonAppeor introduced bin susborsns all judicial
ofcer, while acting the capacity Of such 70 preserve
order, and pupsh contempt
SEQ 900 sha be appropriated annually Tor the sa Agri
cultural Society vbesher such sum remains IN the
come OF the United states deposit fund or not
Mr. PATTERSON introduced bill giving the Judges ais
cyetonary power In sentencing prisoners "a years
OF age 70 the Penitentiary or state Prison.
The bills relative 70 the storage OF guppo sder Ia New
York, and for NE relief OF the Consumption Hosptal
were debated and progress reported
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Assembly.

ABlrY, Feb. 10, 1851.
General order day.
The Brooklyn water bill was ordered 70 third reading
Several bills Of material interest were considered 10
Committee OF the Whole
The bill authorizing the appointment By the Governor
with the consent OF the Senate, OF three state Tar Com
missiorers was taken up In Committee OF the Whole and
progress reported.
The bill 70 reossnIze Me wsrdens ONCE in the port Of
New York was then debated.
MI Foor presented remonsrsnoe against the bin frors
merchants and ship owners OF New York, and movSd
that the Committee rise and report progress on the bill
Notion carried.
NO e.A.r susinsss Of Interest vss done.
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News from the Plains.

sT. LouIa Feb. 9, 1857.
Additional sdvices fom the Plains have been received
me mail reached Independence the 3oth un, ansr
detention Of eight days, owing 10 terrible storms and
.snsely cold weather The coaches had 10 be s the
road, and the mail brought . siderable distance q
mule bsok. The passengers and men suffered greatly
and the outward train compelled 70 return. large
party Of KowN had gone 70 attack Bsnts Fort and
troops had been sent " protect H. The party sen, In
search Of Indian Agent Dodge had returned without
tidinss. Ths Indians report him killed.
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hope for something better than repetition Of
the blunders which have called down upon
this inquisiton the ssorn and contempt o. the
whole community.
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Navigation at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Feb TO- 1885,
The steamers Whitney, from Boston, and Georgia.
from Norfolk, arrived to day. The Georgv reports oil
the vessels in the lower bay in . safe duon The
,hp Samuel Russell has been got OF and towed into
Hampton roads Our harbor II fully opened, and
i've steamers went ont TO day, including two for New
sumo their trips 70 morrow We have received no all
from the East to-day the susquehanna being impossible
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News from Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. Q, 1887.
We have dates from Vera Cruz 70 the ID inst and the
oty Of Mexico 70 January 60 The Potosi Insurgents
been beaten and dispersed. Strong fears feK In
lower California Of another nlbuster invasion from san
Er~nesnn
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Cotton Presses Destroyed at Mobile.
MoTts, Feb. o, 1897,
The Shippers, Pianter', Hunts and Montgomery ootson
presses were burned yesterday, and nom TO- 900 10
1b coo bales of cotton consumed LOIS about s7o0 o0o
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PATERSON, N. j., Feb. 10, nb7.
Mr. Reynolds, editor OF the Democrat, left ths city
Saturday last for New York, busness and designed
returning home Monday morning He len SAvery's 40
e Bsekna street, early on thai morning, but has not
since been heard Of Any information Of him viii be
most than kully received BY his family here and By The
pyoprAtoyn q D~>uoryof
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House Of Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, II

WARRINGTON, rev. w. iesi
The lIv,Srs Laws nc. A.,
The House resumed the consideration OF toe bill e.
,abashi.s the collection districts OF tbs United aasss
codifyns and amending the lsws, g., sud- a.
ter struggle Of IL foes 70 kill and ~ friends 70 save
the measure, II was tabled, BY % sgaina 50.
TIE OCEANIC TELEGRAPH hill
The seuAis's submarine Telegraph bin wn taken up =
Mr.. wAsmvxs, Of H., moved 70 hay The matter % We
table Lost.
Mr.. Jonls Of Tenn, moved 70 commit the btu 10 the
Committee Of the Whole the Btate OF the Cnos Dsa
creed 70, by 80 against 1ol
The question wss then taken on committing the bill h
the Post oioe Committee and decided IN The Affirmative,
syss against IT, - ,xu,., ,,,v,
The Bouse then went into committee on be Isrn sh
Mr. Boi0, ldem) Of e said IN June, sS NC ,
eIzavasans appropriations Of the last lev yeassnenoe
the necessity Il reducing revenue He asserted Ia
direct TAXATION thousand millions Of dollArs ssd
neatly condemned ths protective policy. 70 reply
nee trade and direct aud he Knew pshns which
would oouHibuts more 10 tAs grandeur Of toe oocntry
me substitute which he onered for The t.sin enl ~
step In tb drccnen- Two steps more and We shall have
~ ea..on, tr.pl stS: y .a,cs..s. I'c:sss,ys
ssit showing that We present dutss thereon shoud
be maistsssd. ess dssuroed he sad, The Gress abs
ing ssrssts OF the country would be disasroSsy aso-
M MnIsos (dsn) ot va. opposed NE peoans BIN.
s p.
the dutes IN eli The schedules q The sot OF 1919.
EVENING SESSION
denocssoy nos he esSees MAJ ,ssy dd sos make ds.
ncs ssues tbs Presidential election, and lid - NE
citizens Of foreign birth had never proved reofeens
the land Of their adopsop while the policy OF The Ane
party calculate 70 alsnas her attachment
the soil
Hessrs. CADpr1, q Ohio, ana KMur, sp,rissdly'
respouded me laasr opposed the rAxn bill, pasttcu
larlg In that paYt reducing The duty % benin.
Mr.. DAVIS, Of hAas., made spssch 10 oesepe o. ns
hshng bountiss.
Adjourned. ,
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THArHspe's Coscur me ofnc,Al prssraDnc 'w
Thaberss series o. concerts, 70 commence ., Nj
bios saloon, next Monday, Published elsewhere. Tue
srea, pianist win be assisted by Madame d'Ausr. 10
Italian music, Madame JoAsAnsep, In German songs Mrs
= l.. Davenport the accomplished yasedsesne, In re
inss from the Eusnah poe,s and Mr. Joseph Barks In
violin soos. The prog anime 10 excssdiugly tempting.
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81. LOUIE Feb. .. 1877.
collision occurred on the Pscsnc Rair saturday
night one passenger demolished and German
boy hiled Several Of me passengers les
injured.
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Supposed Case OF Poisoning.

BOSTON, Feb. 10 1897.
Bosca J. Gardner, Postmaster ~ bingham, died last
week under circumstapces that lead belize that he
was poisoned The matter b being Investigated.
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Boston Weekly Bank Statement

The foolngs Of our bank statement for the pAss week.
% pared with The week previous, 20 folio W.
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TIE CONDUCT OF GOV. STEVENS, OF wAsHIseros
TERRITORY, CONDEMNED AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
aIBsoN's CASE UP AaAN-THE TELEGRAPH Bill
AND The TARIFF, ETC.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-01-23
{ BIZ S:torJl-Galir
FROM the Lon lon Family !. i.s.15.ais,
Mary Gardner Welding Day.

Merry rang the b lis in the oil church
tower of the pleasant village OF Lapp-
ina :ton the wlole pla:: was astlr.-
A, ,eI women sat a. the doors 9t the low
tn lched c,tt, rs, cljoyIns tn" briyl
sunshine aud here lnl there tn moth
ers anl little children playing about the
road were standing in groups, talking of
VIVA. was going on but as they spoke
all at once. nothing cou i b. mllr ont .
except tn. nims OF VI .ry Gardiner, which
went fr IN mouth to mouth, from one
enJ Of the villtag, 10 the other. The
younger portion of the popllation were
collected about the church and church
ward, where the old ycw looked less
gloomy than usual, and the bees seem d
beside themselves with glldness as they
bummcd among the branches of the tall
Ira trees that grew bv the will of the
rector 5 garden All win, wcre able had
c)ns ont; for this WIS Mary Gardner :
wsld;at day. Ey,ry one loved, hrf and
though they felt sorry she was soon to
leave them. they could not let her 90
without their kind and hearty wishes at
,r,in.. The miller hal cone up from
the min that looked SO busy and clackc /!
80 nlisily dlwn the river. to give the
brid, away and the rim gers, spirite |
youny fell Tvs had agreed to ritg her in
20 the church. as they said. and thus 1t
happ,ncl that on this bithe May morn
ins. the bells of the church At Tipping
ton were ringing so merrlly.
Who was Mary Gardner: She was
a, orphan; her father an mother, ordt'
nary laru-l .borers, both died before She
was two wears old. and she had beer
brought up at the charge of an old lad!
wh, lived in the dark rel brick hoase'
with curious twisted chimneys, and ;
double row of chesnut trees leading u
to the entrance, at the heal OF the WI
lar,. rh- glrl was OF quiet eon;entet
disp ,sition, and well repaid the kindness
bestowed on her. When OF age to b(
useful. she was taught to rely on heI
exertions for support and independence
and passed through various grades OF
servants life in the household OF hel
ben,factrcss, and at last, for her stcadi
ne,s anil good conduct, was chosen t
ASSIST toe housekeeper, w1osa ad'anc
in. YEARS renlered her uneqa1t to tn
duties of her Office. In this way sh
learned every thing connected with tn
proper comfort and management OF
house, until about the time OF hcr TWEEN
ti.th birthday. the old house keeper die
a,l Ma was put into her place. Her
ner natural kindness of he,rt made her :
careful to avoid giving off me-, that SON
of tn. older servants. who had been loos
in, to the housekeeper's situation, a
knowledged that it could not have bee
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-01-23

USAS1M Us EorIsG,-A party of
eleven gcntIem M went down bail,w'
yesterday Oh fishing excursion. and
brtorn they had succeeded in catchin: a
sufficient number Of the fnny tribe to
MAKE chowdef, the Presidential aaes.
ton cama mp, AMI the Grand Sachem
propoandad Us follows:
.'All those in favor of Fremont, please
w'lk up and take br ,ndy cocktail"
The eleven walked up and did it
unanimously.
The next proposition was, IAN those
IN favor OF buchanan. please put their
gla,seS on tn table
The eleven replaced their glasses
unanimously y.
The third proposition was. ".All tAos.
in f,vor OF Film IRE, pl,,s, order th.i.
d lks
The eleven ordered INN olatcly, un-
aaimoasly.
The party arrived home in perfect
safety Notwithstanding the differences Of
op'nl2n IN regard to preference for the
Chief Magistrate Of the Union.-T,ue
Ca}ifWaian.
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A FINE STORY SPOILED A story
has for some time been going the roun Is
of the papers, to the effect that Mr.. Bu-
caanaa viii write his inaugural with an
eagle quill, not plucked by m IN from the
wing, but the free gift of our national
bird. The story says that Senator
Brown, of Mississippi, WIS proclaimin5 :
the certain. election of Mr.. Buchanan,
when feather droppe,i at his feet. from
the wing of an eagle that was flying over
The gentleman preserved the quill, and
had 1t forwarded to Mr.. Buchanan The
B"lt'more Pa'r'o.. Of Saturday last, af-
ter quoting the story, thus spoiiel its ro-
nance -
1t is great pity to spoil so romantic
a story. but as this is a prosaic age. and
we have to do with matter Of fact pco-
pie, We venture to give on good aathor-
ty, the following version of the manner
in which this particular ayles feather
was actually procured, and the keen and
sarcastic remark its proposed use clicldat-
ed from Republican Senator.
Senator Brown WIS visiting fricn
in the neishborhood Of Washington. who
has in a cage fine bald eagle. While
this friend was exhibiting it to his guest
the impr soned bird dropped from his
wing feather, which Senator Brown
picked up, exclainns he would forward
it as "a present to Mr.. Buchanan. On his
return to Washington, he met Mr.. Sew
ard aad after relating the incident, told
him he intended to send this feather from
an eagles wing to the Prcsidenr elect,
that he might appropriately make use Of
it in writing his inaugural address. -
"Humph! - responded Seward quietly,
in his dry way-"An Easle-a cagea
Eagle SLAVE Eagle -
What world Of meaning is couched
in those few but significant words, and
how completely they destroy all the ro
nance concerning the Eagles father
: Wig.
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lNTEREsTlNG FROM kANsAs--As s.
sfMBLlNG OF THE FREE STATE LEGIs-
LATU URE-ARRGs OF SEVEN OF ITS
MLMEERs.-Ioieha. Kansas, Wedn,s-
day. Jan. 7 The Free State I.egisla-
tnrc assembled here yesterday. and after
a short session, adjourned until to-day.
as e.ther Gov Robinson nor Lieut.. Gov.
Roberts have been here.
Gov. Robinson has resigned. Lieut..
Coy. Rob RS is n,he Territory. but has
failed to attend. Much dissatisfaction
prevails in cons q1cucc
1esterd J [. $. Deputy II .rsl,al.
under writ from judy Cato arrested
seven members o thr STAT, Lusisl .turc.
'he wit has upHarls Of Thirty names
att caad 10 it. Nor, arrests will proba-
bly, lie m de. THIS is another oif1rt to
kill the Free STAT" NOV IN mt.
Jud5e Curtis. of II" ;,.nat.. will de-
ilv"r d mes,as. as ectin,, q vcr4.or to-
day
There is an m,~t un nimoas deter
min'tion that tna Legislature shlil 90
on with its work. 1t i, doubtlul wheta-
.r thy Will be able t. do SO.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-01-23

The following is verbatim conver.
sation which lately occurred between
two miidle-asad men at the corner of
Eank street and Hog alley.
"tIow do you do, Mr. Brown"
''D> what e
why. how do you fin yourself! ;"
II never lost mvscl.?,
"Well, how have you hccn:"
'.Been-heen where :"
'Pshaw' how do you feel -
Feel fine. and sea.''
Good morning. Mr.. Brown"
cit isn'ta good morning. either"
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HE PENNSYLVANIA SFSAroRsMIP.
The Tr0"eEr stat as a remark lbie
fact tlat both candid tes commenced
life as type-settcrs aad both b,com,
editors, and then politicians. Cameron
is ot Scotch desc ,nt--forn.y is decen-.
I'D from tn, French Hu,,ucnots. Tho
name was Originally De 1t forne.