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Diaaslers, &c.

STEAMSHIP FALCON from Savannah for New;York, I'LL
cargo Of wheat and rce ashore the Knoll near Iys
las before rrpoed and although tug boats ssat
her s,stsnco they ddsnot succeed In getting her on -
Az have chartered the schr John Price and two hsss
tsie out her cargo BY which they hope GET n
withe I'd any serious damage. a.. w..
scsR w. BARxELEw Richards from New Bedford Hi sss
York with cargo Of OIL ashore Churebs a o.
part Of Newport ct 10th inst has bIssa ssssbs q
water Through the exerton Of Messs sn5sd on the
Newport the entire cargo has been got out sne 49,"
beach The weasel will probably be got os.n, July u
SHIP LEXINGTON, Capt Dckmsn trem Tw,sss 20 be sshoe
for Liverpool reported by telegraph from Hall 10 Isss where
in Brandon Bay Ireland built at ysued a. about
she is owned, s42 tups register, rating a IA
$500 and supposed insured at the EsstwS for Charleston
BaIG PORTLAND. nsh. from ~ IA mat, which n.
crvsssd 90 rapidly that She lad be ran 70 wh h
o. Of Ocrscoke Inlet where she .,l Of 2s turs regs
SuIs a. Ssmooss ne' IN isss and owned in Portland
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L. S. NJ steamship James Adser Turner, chArle'ea uas
terss passed steamship Columbia, bound to Charleston
ship Time 0 Boston, acm.T ss.,e.d'R }sy - a.: s.p ~
lat ~ lon 81 % spoke ship Lea1de. from Cardiff for xs
YORK 7h lat Al 49, Ion ss passed ship Rufus ch's'' steer
Ship f RsHn Hedge San s5a %si;s ITO Days
Ship Kesr.ass (Gf sacO Ne pestips 0aSa s1y. ia
to foreign vessel The has experienced Westerly wnns
Ship Humboldt (Ham Psulscn Ia%bgrs % d,ys via
mdse and SEQ pass to L. Amsinck Had deaths sada
' Bs, SR s s1s60 f Boon sv.se days. To-
bacco, hides &C. to v9se. Hyips,,on 4 Co Co. po.,o
sebi George Davis Kelly Savannah is days. with wheat sss
nG sehr john Nelson Sterling vrni. days. with wh
scSr Ransom (Br), King Windsor, N s, days. with plaster
sehr Joseph Fsrwel Packer EsstpOrt days. with placer
sclr Pctomsc Lord, franklin Me days with 'pn 70
schr Crensbaw. -. Richmond days. with -four, &c. 70
schr Ocean Bid tBr Lockhsrt, Windsor days with ps
scbr Heroine, Ramsey Po!. Ever for Fall River s
scbr Mssv ESabetb Chase salem IN ballast 70 master
sehr. n sbaler Strickland Portland, CT, with stone
sSRr Judge, bopkinson Bristol Pa. for Bridgeport.
schr ,Ghas Hssley, Allen Albany fGS prOydsnce'
ssbr. Liberty. McEwen, PhiiaGe pIs Tor NoIwai.
sehr n A Holdreth TeTr, ROndout for Norwich. a..
Schr Chatter Oak = with mdse from wreck OF ship Cas
BrOOkman, ushorr at Squan.
Sloop Fsshion Young. Providence .
Sloop Henry Sisner, Gedney, Albany for Msmaroneck
sloop +. Ogden Fuller. Hndson for Flushing Ao,.
Ste Boston selew, Phladelphis and Cape MAJ s
with mdse. to + Perkins. n. a.
Steamer Curlew, Williams Providence 10 hours. mdae'
steamer Locust Point French Baltimore days with nd's
o II. b. Cromwell
sAILED-steamt ps Atlantic Lyerpool Vanderbilt South
ampton and Hayre Cahswba Havana and New Orleans; As
lama Saypnnsh Nashville, Chaeston jamestown, Noof
The Bremen ship Orpbeus arrived yesterday from Br,m1
has M passengers and Is consigned to Me'srs Hennins' Nal
Ter & Gosipe, not Pope Co as reported.
The steamship Illinois lately ashore Colorado Reef vii
this afternoon be the large Balance dock for ns
ton.
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Arrived.


Ship Jacob A. sicnler Htz Antwerp s day.. and % Ssys
from the Downs With md.e and 40 pass to lytn Hsrsss
Ship Maria Sampson Rio J,ners Aug In baas. to sidis
ANN. whsse; Rio Ssnsso Ars With c. .si Z S
Bark Eysdne Dean Chncha Islands May 10, via yslp...o
}une With ssann s'es, LvIs. .n se; :D S,.ss
Plate Amsterdam s5 Batavia with troops. q :s.
sfs Capt 6 81 s'ss dSss
with provisions Aug 49, lat Is 0i lon 1905 VS. wsa
company with Ame, whae'hp showing white signs. vi"
Bark Crusader tof Boston, Moore Sunderland days With
Bark Venus. Atkinson, cuiscOs Aug as with wood goat
S hide s to ssoRs Co. when rn' isI
The yerss sailed hehcs Jn e. and on the 81 s, .ss "a
main and top@ssstay. had been cut aao.s through vs
knife other sharp Suspicion rest. on one 2. %
If the weather had been bad the nave os
Bark Asa Fish, Wolf Mystic, in ballast to MASTER; q.
Big Plat. Brsp wsneke Trinidad de Cub" q days. wiz
BIs Daniel HuhtIey (Br) Earle, Windsor 10 days. with
plsteI 70 na'tsr g. NH. An, ,u,,h ,oa...o
Napier Johnston Co. Aug 20 IS Lon. s. % ,pSis
ship Jane. Tscmb from g SiS' a e day. 9s S,pSa
from Manssnnls for boston. Aug ~ lat IS g. lon ~
RSssate HS .e.:s only .ss ss from
ss Princess RGya sI IT, BIER sa%a s Tavs s.s
repaired sailed for New orlssO. let inst ,,,u,.,,
Big Black swan !of GesIsstown s. G. Podser' "I"ins
'' so6l cl., sa smith aI 8 m:ss q %nHsou s.p
HAMBURG AZ days via the Downs u days, Win moso
70 pass. TO MnrchiesCn Howell
schr Chief Raynor, Baltimore days, with coal.
schr. Mary Stednsn Benjamin, Georgetown, u, aAJt
with naval stores TO Dollner Potter Co. LII.
schr Joseph Guest, Rsynor Aexsndrs, d. c. dsyS w'0
oasl to Cumberland Coal end Iron Co. ,.~,,.-.
schr. Robert Palmer Nchol Port Richmond lot 'hAfe"'''
s c.. with coal.
schr Bisckbird Weaver Alexendo days with coal,
shr Com Tucker Fuller Calais days. WITH lumber 70 Jes
Frye. -, . go
scbr Jane Haskell Calais Is days. with lsth to Smith
sehr NewYork Ryder Bosons days, with mdse to Dayton
Sprsgue. 49,
schr Oliver Spenusn epelman, Providence for Albany.
schr Laura n Mangan, Nalen, Gloucester with nsn 70
master - =.
schr Copy, DAYS.. Edssrtewn with oil e ~ Lt'eosn'
scbr Rsnown, CIowel New Bedford for Rondout.
sloop America, Reynolds, Providence, a.
Steamer Delaware Copes, Phsdelphia and Caps hsy 10
hours nldse 10 Y. Perkins :. :, In,
Steamer Potorns Cushman, New Bedford 10 hours with
mdse 10 Charles Allen A.
Steamer westchester Clark Providence hours ma'e. 70
Isaac Odsl. -, -, ,,,.
Steamer Decatur Geer Norwich mdse TO T. II Aoekland.
Withholding the day from z. n T., and very thick
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f,r,rA services b.i yidsy the 81 net - the et
d,nct II ar father oss1s Pt.. ESQ. after which Der 70
yss c3sy>ye1to tie family blry pace ~ s'te
,ree Kindred and f1ends She hes ~. her husband i'o
ohfdr.n c. rsh he s8ec.iouste Do.asr
sHAkT-A. NJ 20 Hester Thursday Sep % Ess
GTs,n ,mkEi Sol 4 Elsa Az, Smart, aged ys- ar
moa.tf.
sTARR--At Yoaker,. Wednesday seq: 3, Mary bBDs-
daughter WsL and Charlotte starr sIed u 'Lhs
and 70 JsJs.
WALgER-At Spring Valley Rochland County New; foH,
% Monday Sept Mr. David WALKER " New Iosh, lac oi
soush Broohyn in the 37th year ofhis are
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panic which he brain fever, dersnses the mental
vision.
Take single ias.anse-nsmely, the New-fofk Cen
el Railroad which bears have deprecated oy airG'
ing that the roadway is fact wearing ou', aad VIII
need soon 70 be created anew"
To chose living on the lire Of tba. road, aud "ho'
ike myself have conrtanty Travelled over Il rom Us
first constI ucon, statement could be more absurd
for, to our experience, it ia obvious and undenaoie
that by resson OF balias!iDg new ties, new ron
and other improvements the road is actually worth al
this presen, time hundreds of thousands Of dollars
more than il was at the time of the consolidation
This fact u patent to every who has been familiar
with the road from its origin.
The assaults made upon this road have led me to a
more careful examination Of the two last reports Of the
Directors and in confederation of what have said
there learn that in 1855 they expended out Of the gross
receipts of the traffic Of the road in maintaining the
road-bed, 1886 56, and in 1856 81 100 i29 and in re-
pairs of machinery the two years, $50 Os9 making
in all, g, 623 $50.
In 1856 they relad, with new iron &c miles of their
road, which would relay the whole road to Buffalo in
little over seven years.
In 1856 they had 81 engines, than in 1855, and
$40 more cars, and aer paying al their expenses they
Rad on hand at the time Of the report surplus Of earn.
ings since the consolidation, rame]y:
In the sinking Fund 80
In Of
And in q balance on hand.
In all ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. fS1IV,oW
ritk0ut any floating DEBT ch0terer.
What is true Of this road is true, think of many
not to say much the larger part of the Others na nelly
they have been deprecated without any good cause,
partly by interested persons tina. they may profit
thereby but still more by causeess panic, leading
hole era of stocks to sacrifice their property from an
idle fear that ruin was about to overtake their great
interest. T.
Candsdaiguo, Sept. II, 1887
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RAILROAD PROPERTY AND ITS VALUE.

To de Edit0r u INC ". Il ITto0ns
SIR: Will you allow me short space your paper
writer, whose letter appeared in the issue OF the
9th says of railroads: Not only has the original cap
ital been sunk, but the creditors, except the nnt
mortgage bondboders of nearly erery railroad N the
Union have no security for their debts" That this
.yue Of some rosds no one viii question. But the
sweeping emphasis Of the writer s due only 70 sast
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Passem1ers Sailed

In ..sam.a;p ltiaasi for Lisspco.-c WarDs Mr. and
Mrs. West: T. Amitsge, Mr.. and Mrs Roll children
and muse wilson w H. Scarborough South Carroll
ns; g. g. Thaysr, Alfred J. Jansen lows; Holmes, A. X.
Esle A. D. Henrhn, fitz Gbbon John o. Donnel Mr..
.sd Mr.. Poland and party Of hvs Lewis Hunt
IN ,sss.aaip Tsslsrbat for Bsrs and SostaamDon-ns
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COURT CALENDAR-MoSD.Y.

SUPREME CouRT CIRcuIT.-l, =, 3, ), D, b, Z, 3,
Q, 10, IL, r. 49, a. Is, 1875 - =, ~
USITED STATES DISTINCT CoURT.-Nos. ii, 81,
Al, ~ 43 a, 49, 49, S. &c. a,
SUPREME CouRT-GEyERAL TERM.-NOTicE.-
The General Term viii opened Monday al IL The
motion DAYS will be he first Monday, frat Thursday ard the
NoTIcr The Clerk of the Supreme Court gave
notice 10 the Bar that during the September term motions WI
be heard first Monday and Thursday and on the last sat
lrda
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Pnssruxrrs Arrived

\. ,lip TINE from Rc,tsrdSm-D. w Norcros. ia -
In RI,k Sarah from SaraHMd-G, frmkens,sia ~
Ke,p Ms w Smith aud chic Mis- NJ Hamharse ~. ~
yens aud child snd two In the s,eersre
IN bark EradHs, from ChiSeAa iad~ds-Mr v P. Cs.,z
Sam Smith.
IN Br brig Princes, Royal Bermr3a-D. w. Hon c,.-
A y Ba,ton F. @ Destwed J. Robson. ~
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Receipts Of Preduce-SEpT. II.

Bv Tie Erie Rdayodd-2+f3 bbs Flour 10 do. Whisky,
Is do Provisions IS do Talow 96 do. Alcohol 81 pigs But.
ter 20s5 sides Leather $50 Hides e bag. Oats so do.
Wheat, IS bales Copper 50 bales Wool.
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The circular of Messrs. Berenburg, Gosler Il Co..
dated Hamburg, Aug. %, notices money as rather
more abundant, a. 6la6I 2 cent best discounts,
altt ough the demand for silver for Vienna continued
Excbane es were firm, with rather an upward sndency
To tie Editor Of The n. Y Tribune ,...,.
SIR: The suspension Of Messrs. Ftzhugh q Little,
John of Oswego does lot in any way effect the O!d
Esxego Line an incorporated company whose lisbil,
,;as 5o NOT exceed s. 000 No note was ever issued
by this Company. We invite the continuance OF the
Confidence heretofore extended TO this Line, and beg
10 assure our friends have the same facilities as
vhen or anized and our boats and propellers leave
SsiIy on time. +. S. LITrLEJOHS, Agt. o. o. Line.
Yo,E Sent. 10. 1851.
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Directors of the Michigan Southern and Northern Ind
ara Railroad Company on the 18th Instant
Ticket for Dbseto, If Michigan stiyn RaQLoad Company
Robsr,L stnsr-, Nex.Yors. S.eh.. Ten Eye. Albany.
s. i n Bsriow New:Yolk. John wlkin:oa; syrl:u~.
oiS 9,; Sv New Yss E'I'e H @S1 S
II n a 1o r. John Barr Mchisan
Richard Mott, Toledo
Ticket for Dre,oy of Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
RalroaA CompIny
J: h, Ransom NevYork Ama'. Parker Ab.ny.
Rss d stuart EsTY2 E N.m I ss.f Fs. As.
John Msree' Bath, RaasGm Gardner, Michigan.
Ezekiel Morrison, Indiana
We are requested by Mr. j. A C. Gray TO say tbs.
urder no circumstances will he consent to serve az
Director.
Appleton r. Hillyer, esq has been appointed
Cashier of the new .Etna Bank at Hartford. He is
OF Charles T. Hillyer President of the Charter
Oak Bank, in which institution he has been several
years Teller.
The Bergen County Gazette advises the holders Of
TIE notes by the Bergen County Bank TO make no
sacrifce upon them and expresses e belief that the
Bank will resume payment during the presen. week.
The Philadelphia Ldger rays:
ave regret TO announce that the enterprising firm
of Dawson Il Hancock, shippers and importers OF
cookery, iron, &C., suspended payment yesterday.
Beside house here, they are largely connected with
o UUure VI new LUX anu dIotucI III LDuuOu.
sioppsge, we understand, caused by the non.ful
fulfn mt Of engagements by class Of their creditors
in the iron trade. The amount Of their liabilities has
trapspired but from th extent Of their business
employing large ships, they probably large
There two other reports Of failures but
they not satisfactorily youched for tbs reports
are probably incorrect"
To he Editor Of The NJ y Tribune
OFFICE OF THE CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO
RAILROAD COMPANY, No. 18 William street,
NEw-YoRK, Sept IL, 1857.
SIR: The intimation in The Herald that the Nich-
gan Southern Railroad Company holds claim against
the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Company is alto
gether erroneous. Not one dollar Of any such claim
exists. j. Il. WARIsG, President.
The 'ast Bank of England statement shows the
following variations as compared with the previous
week:
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The following is 9 comparative statement Of The
yelue Of certain EIpor.s Eon the commencement: Of

Decrease q. compared with sas6ilh
The pIa,s and maps of the final location Of the lands
Of the La Crosse and Milwaukee Road have been
formally fled By the Lsnd Commissioner Of the Coz
pora.ior.
Annexed are two tickets proposed for election as
Directors of the Michigan Southern and Northern lndi-
ara Railroad Company on the 18th instant:
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Hon Job, Minor Bc,ss Y. Z. vsnslyls, s.zy.s,x. -
Wns W. y nepSssld u wbsek.Io'snp sas.<s Siessd -.
H;Osips'sn wn C,-ss' rsassas 1--WE. Ma O.
ssi'n, Gilbert serris, Ms. c. L.Gsnlse q. ne
lid ospt B,ehe, Bo.sba,d Mrs }. ,. H. sssssssS =
p"s. I Brown J. rersssoD NJ rssen,,echyr Il H.5sy
% Whthsos, H. Z Tompains. n. Hnsnsn G RaS<sS
). Z h.ys'r Prot B-rtasTini, c. Wcrss. Mrs. Dr. HS-4
MI. Nmi:.t,: Box Aiss stare ~ ou-s-e chf.s.s.,
L t1,h NJ iiunl Bauer. W. Msdzinf. upoer C.nsS,F
srsD, NJ rts,ue'li ssd es4 I'd Bssdn. aa. + s..
brand New,foisi j.; BruAE Le,els. : Couis. c. -.
Mi.: Jolie ~. GUS Gee g Jnrs.y. osl.:::
ark j.; II C. crsh, II GIuspsir q y,,N"a. IA Asy
n GohD' zo nan,s Bss,hsr FRA List JoI.s
sbeidler O. Despfsd Toasby II p. fA1lIae s Tse
E'p; Male. " NJ. cJ ss.t SsA1;S,
trs. Johr Grill II o suniysn MustrpAo Hs.a.r CIR
Kene J. ?: Mo';in P1sil ard chS aorss ": a.! L
ieldt c MEMBERSHIPS, ID cl.ten Fsuto>s r. Jsrv
Lows W. Lochbzrt &c.
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Mark.,.. .CARrruIL1 RrroRrrp ron THE TMsvsr.

SATURDAY Sept H. 1857.
AsBEs-The emsnd both kinds limited and the mar
ket for Pearls sales of ~ bbs at 81 Vv fots are
steady ct 81 81. AN
COTTON-The market steady sales to the extent OF 400
bales are reported We repeat quotations:
NEWBORN CLASSIFICATION.
Upland. Florida Mobile NO Texas
Ordinary........l2t ~ ~ ~
s SisdIHs Fsii::IIssi q isl sl ~, i,
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Congress.

WASHINGTON, Feb. II, 1857.
HoUsE.-Mr. Barbour moved a reconsideration of
the vote referring the submarine telegraph and post
Office bills to the committee. The motion will be
considered to morrow. Mr.. Washburn of Maine,
from the committee elections, reported against MI
Whitfeld's right to his seat Mr.. Oliver of Missouri,
made minority report in Mr.. Whitfeld's favor
Further proceedings were interrupted by the arrival
of the Senate 10 count the votes cast for President
and Vice President, which was commenced.
After some time spent in examining the votes, The
presiding officer announced that James Buchanan and
John c. Breckenridge were elected President and Vice
President of the United States.
The question was raised as to the counting of the
vote of Wisconsin, the electors having met on the
Ain instead OF the 80 peoemoer' The presiding Of
convention of the two Houses. The Senate then
retired. when discussion on the subject commenced
in both Houses and continued TIL the hour of ad.
iourDment
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Mr.. EDITOR Il notice in yesterdays Herald article
which Mr. Cngmsn of this State is spoken of rather
seriously regarding his upon the Minnesota Bill and
also the day before extract from the Richmond h,g
the effect. Deeming it nay duty citizen, and a
lover of correct statements. to endeaTor to eradicate
false impressions that may obtain in relation to the action
Southern Democrats in Office with your permission have
psnned short and simple exposition for publication 1t
seems that the position assumed by Mr. c. and by
gentlemen of the Southern delegation who voted with
him. is very maintainabe one, and dare suggest
he and they have been radically misunderstood 1t is be-
live generally conceded that the Kansas Nebraska m occu
pies very prominent position in that platform upon which
these gentlemen rejoice to stand and believe ALSO very
orally admitted that the principle embodied therein that
of Territorial Sovereignty principle which denies
gess any legislative privileges regarding the domestic insti
tuition of embryo States Now the upon which such
structures have been made in nowise different
humble conception in point of principle theory than if
Kansas had asked to form her constitution
vious to knocking for admission slave State Now
will ask these journals and all other censos hat right
to demand for Kansas what refuse Minnesota
The difference plain tweede dunn and tweeede dee
Further comment spprehend to be unnecessary when
addressed to rejecting Southern will simply say
would be very proper, in my judgment that public
journals before commenting should examine and understand
the relation of principle aeon-and wish be &C.
cused here of advancing dogma which the established
usage of certain political party forbids to subscribe
their usage being clearly contrary to the doctrine Of
ce what you preach Their principle being vatism
their practice tadasm Their harangues intensely union
national and their votes intensely sectional and ultra
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FroIs. Washlnrton rltr-

WASHINGTON, Feb 12.-In the event of the foil.
of Congress 10 pass the tariff bill, it is said that Me
Campbell, of Ohio, will press bill to depos m ,I
surplus revenue among the several States for me me
keeping. "le
Messrs. Jones, of Tennessee, and Florence If :,
House, and Weller of the Senate, compose the cue ae
mittee to inform Messrs. Buchanan and Rrs.S:nn'
ridge of their election as President and Vice Proa;
dent of the United States. e'l'
Messrs. Pearce and Bgler are the committee ;.
make arrangements for the Inauguration. Z"
About sixty passengers arrived here TO-DAY f,o,
the North. Owing 10 the destruction of the hr;Saa
across the Susquehanna, and the freezing in Of ,S
steamer. they had to the river on foot on ~.
ice, leaving their b; ggage behind Vie
6P. M.-The New York mail of TO-DAY has ~.
arrived here yet. 'O'
The bridge at Port Deposit has been nearly ~
washed aWav y oil
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For the Journal.

For the Journal
Mr.. EDITOR PERHAPS you (iks all others desire be
attendance at the celebration of the Battle of Mooes
Creek the 9th inst All can't 60 Some must be dis
appointed unlesss arrangement the
business be made and nasmuch every wishes CO.
and important battle suggest that meeting
called which let determination be made stop work
and business for the day. and let all the ground hear the
speech enjoy themselves and back home pulled up
with bravery that they will enlist in the service the militia
Immediately. IKE.
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A GENIUS IN THE UNITED STATES SENATE.-Ih"
world renowned statesman General Glass; is to be sue
ceeded in the United States Senate by Black At h
publican very lily qualified for his position Inc
Detroit Free Press relates the following anecdote I"
him ~
During the late campaign, Mr. Zachariah Cba1
dler United States Senator elect, improved hln'f
in stump speaking by taking lessons OF a receo"y
graduated youth of the University, named DeKte'm
On one occasion Dexter had taught him to reclte a.
extract from Burke which was intended to be brOuS|
in with great force and tremendous applause. nav t,
ing heard him recite, just hefcre time for pup.'
speaking, Dexter went down TO hear and see Ea,n"
rah climb the tree He did well. the passage n0I
Burke WAS finished, and drew down the plaudIt' ~ u
the multitude. But, ir order to give ii still m:,.
force, Chandler remarked, in his most imPre'H,".
manner 'Such-such, fellow citizenswas the a u,
guage OF the immortal Burke, an the Senate o. ~
United Stdtes.'n
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ArkAna0S.

G.ePnor Conway. on last THURSDAY evening" (says the
hall of the house of representatives. and in Che
the senate and the house took the official oath after which
he handed the clerk inaugural address, being too unwe
to read it himself and withdrew. Judge Hany Justice of
the court administered the oath to the
There formay about the proceeding and occupied
but moment Of the time Of the gsnraly assembly
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Having ex Lausted my paper, must conclude.

DESTRUCTIVE FREsHETs.-The breaking up of the
ice and general melting of the frozen waters at lac
North has caused very extensive destruction ofpro
perty in the cities. At Albany the loss is estimated
a. 100000. At other places property to large
amnnnts have also been swept off
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Congress

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is, 1857.
SENATE-The proceedings of the senate were
Houston motion of Mr. Jones of Tenn, resolution
adopted after debate for the appontmst of Joint
Brsckinrdge of their election The Speaker announced the
vote the motion made Yesterday by Mr. Akers to Law
the table resolution against Mr. Whitefeds right to
his seat. The motion was negatived By two maoritz
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NEW York, Feb. livery little additional testi-
mony was gwen yesterday in the Burdell case An
attempt was made to show that Eckel and Mrs. Gun
nngham were the parties who entered store to pur
chase dagger on Friday before the murder but the
witness failed TO identify them. Mrs. Cunningham
haslbeen committed to the tombs
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Large Fire at Newark. N. J

NEWARK, N. j., Feb. Il.--Messrs Quimby & Cos s,t
sve coach factory on Broad street, burnt this eyenr
Very little OF the stock saved The fire now
among the buildings towards Gair street, and it is
to say where it will stop F'''iUle
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Later from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 9.-Dates from Vera Cruz ~,
to the Sd inst, and from the city of Mexico to tbs
2sth ult. The country was distracted. The Po,o1;
insurgents had been dispersed. Fears were entsr
tanned of ilbuster invasion of Lower CaIiforn,
from San Francisco AUD