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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-03-11
S. b. ROW, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
CLEARFIELD, PA, MARCH IL, 1857

THE EINAuGuRATIoS-THE MEssAGE.-We take
up considerable portion of our paper to-day
with an account of the Inauguration Of James
Buchanan and his Inaugural Address. Every
one must at once be struck with the pomp and
show displayed at the Inauguration, reminding
one more of the ostentation and parade accom-
panying the coronation of some titled mon
arch than of the plainness and simplicity of
ceremony which formerly characterized the
accession of our Presidents to Office. 1t shows
that there is a tendency to degenerate from
ancient American integrity, and that the dig
nifty of the office is lost in the worship of the
man, and in base subscrviency to the party he
represents.
The inaugural address has the good quality
of being short, and Mr.. Buchanan states, in
the outstart, that he will not be candidate
for reelection, from which he would have us
conclude that he has inducement to stray
from the path Of duty and rectitude. We
hope he may not. Time will tell whether he
does. He applauds the ready submission of
the minority in the late warm contest to the
declared will of the People. The praise he
thus beStows on the Americans and Republi-
tisans who declared that if Fremont was elect
ed they would not submit-that the Union
would be dissolyed-a hue a cry to which he
is indebted for many vote Mr.. Buchanan
holds that Congress has not the power to ex-
clude slavery from the territories; in this diff
fering, not only from the opinions of Jefier-
son and other great men of the past, but from
his own in 1919, and in his professions since of
approving and upholding the Missouri Com
promise. He denies to the people of Kansas
any power to inhibit Slavery until they shall
come to form State Constitution, saying that
the time is, however, ssa matter of but little
practical Importance With Supreme
Court to decide that the STAKEHOLDER has a right
to take his slaves there, hold them, and de-
mand the same protection of the law that you
would for cattle or other dome estic animals the
time is all-important, as any one can see after
but moments reflection. Mr.. Buchanan
however, promises to protect the people of
Kansas in the enjoyment of Popular Sover-
eighty. We shall see how he does It. He
thinks it is an evil omen of the times that men
have undertaken to calculate the mere mate
rial value of the Union--a hit, we should saw
at the disunionists; reprobates corruption in
high places; deprecates extravagant expendi-
lures; approves the reduction just effected in
the Tariff; condemns appropriations for doubt
ful enterprises; recommends an increase of
the navy, and the construction of military
road to the Pacific--but whether he means
railroad or not, can only be guessed at and
avows himself opposed to meddling in the do
the acquisition of Texas and the territory ce-
ded by Mexico, and says that, if in acting up
on the principle he has laid down, we shall still
further extend our acquisitions, no nation will
have right to interfere or complain-which
is evidently intended a morsel for the fill
buster-fayoring portion of the party.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-03-11

GSTHE MURDERER M'KM is still at large
Within the last week several reports of his ar
rest were circulated. The last was that three
citizens of Luzerne, after desperate encoun-
ter, had captured him near Wilkesbarre but
the report is contradicted. He is supposed to
be somewhere in Ohio. We pity the poor
wight who bears the least resemblance to
M'kim, as he undoubtedly stands in imminent
danger of being arrested.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-03-11

AN Eastern editor says that a man out wess
got himself in trouble by marrying two wives.
A western editor replies by assuring bis CO.
temporary that good many men in that sec
tion have done the same thing by marrying
one.
A northern editor reports that quite num-
Der of his acquaintances found trouble by
barely promising to marry, without going any
further.
A southern editor says that friend of hi.
was bothered enough by simply being found
in company with another mans WIFE
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-03-11

LNOR SALE.-The subscriber will offer by
H public sale, at O'Clock p. NJ on Saturday
the 2Sth March, one half of ground in tho
town of New Washington, with two-story frame
House frame stable and other buildings thereon.
Terms made known on the day of sale. hy
JOHN NJ. RIDDLE.
for the heirs of Hugh Riddle, decd.
Burnside township March n 1857
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-03-11

CHEATED.-The eccentric John Phenix re.
Gently went to the Theatre in Boston, when
Mrs. W. ii. Smith was advertised to appear in
two pieces. After the performance he de-
manded the return of his money, for he SAD
Mrs. Smith appeared ,rhole during both per-.
formances.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-03-11
E,oR RENT OR SALE fbo I.,,.r nr.f,

LNoR RENT OR SALE, (thc latter preferr-
Il cd the former residence of the subscriber.
one mile west of Clearhetd on the Pike leading to
Luthersburg with about acres of ground, of
which are cleared and in a good state of cultiva-
pump at the door; and stabling sufficient for three
horses and three cows, well as all the out-buid
ings tha are necessary for the accommodation Of
a family. Terms will be made reasonable, by
MarchlI-tf l.. R. CARTER.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-03-11

" An exchange says that the cabinet of
Mr. buchanan ought to prove satisfactory to
the Aboiitionists, as there is a Black and
BYocs man in II.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-03-11

LocoFoco STATE NoMISATIoSs.-The Loco
foco State Convention, at its session in Har
risburg last week, nominated
Gen. William F. Packer, ofLycoming coun-
ty, for Governor
Hon. Nimrod Strickland, of Chester coun-
ty, for Canal Commissioner
And Hon. Ellis Le7ris, of Philadelphia, for
Supreme Judge.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-03-11

Mr.. BUcHANAN's CABINET.-Thc following
Is Mr.. Buchanan's cabinet, the nominations
having been confirmed by the Senate:
Secretary of State-Lewis Cass, of Mich.
Sec'y of fTreasury--Howell Cobb, of Georgia.
Sec'y of War-John 3. Floyd, of Virginia.
Sec'y of Navy--Issac Toucey, of Conn.
Sec'y Interior-Jacob THOMPSON. of Miss.
Postmaster Gen.-Anson V Brown, of Tenn.
Attorney Gen.-Jeremiah S. Black, of Pa.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-03-11

N1oN CANAL.-Thi work having been en-
- larged throughout to admit the largest sired
Pennsylvania Canal Boats: the water will be let in
from Middletown to Reading, on tho lst day Of A.
prii. Toll Sheets and information respecting tho
canal can be obtained at the Office of the compz-
ny, No. 56 Walnut Street. Philadelphia on appli-
cation to IL. RUMBLE SMITH,
marll-3t President &c.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-03-11

An EXHIBITION of Long Run School, Roges
township, will be held on the evening of FRI
day, March Goth. a large attendance is inYi-
ted. W. W. SHAW, and others.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-03-11

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-The undersigned
"A Auditor appointed by the Court of Common
Pleas of Clenrfeld county, TO distribute the pro-
ceeds of the sale of the store of X. NJ. Stevenson
& Co 10 Thos Ralston, after the 20th December
1853 pro rata among the Philadelphia creditors
of r. NJ Stevenson & CO.. will attend for that
purpose at the Office of NJ. A. Frank. Esq. in the
borough OF Clearfcld, on Saturday the 2fst March
inst. when all those interested can present their
claims e. 5. DUNDY,
marll Auditor.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-03-11

-On the 9TH, Hon. Charles Sumner sailed
from New York for Europe.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-03-11

1 SMPORTANT.-The person who received on
Il last Court week, from the undersigned at Mr.
Ianieh n corner IN Clearfeld, letter directed to
B. Di!ler. is requested to return the same inn
mediately or leave it at the journal Office if il
Is yet in his possession cInform alton of wha.
he did with it. C. JEFFRIFS
mari l-3t
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-03-11

a#FISH FISH Superior Mackcrel and
ESz.tj Herring just received and opening at the
ssAzs-1 cheap Cash store of Richard Mossop in
Clearfeld. feb i1-'57
A LARGE lot of Family Groceries just receiving
IN at Mossop's in Clearfeld. fcbII-'57
ELoCKS. CLOCKS flight day thirty hour
~ Clocks for sale at Massop's Store feb II,
MoLASSES-Best Syrup at 115 cents gallon
ls1 at Ifebill MoSS0P1s.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-03-11

= Sd{zES IA large auu sr.sd "a chiIdrens
az fe5ls1 ssntlsnsn.s, ana J1. IJns Is.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-05
BROOKL YN I1ENS.

ACCIDENT os THF LoNC IsLAED RAILRoAD.-Aoout
= O'Clock on Thursday afternoon scoident occurred
On the Long Island Eairosd at or neaf h}oe r"s'
caused BY the locomotive being thrown on the uscA
by reason Of distractions having been sccide1'a1
placed thereon by the passing Of tram previously
irom which come timber lad fallen. The locomotive
was thrown from the track and the tender driven INTO
the baggage car, the ruins Of which parity oeH"''saed
the front Of the fir; passenger car, seriously "ounans
a Ms. Wills of Hyde Park. WHO was etaaolns on ,ae
platform ard bic son who was sitting IN tue oa. NO
s,hei person was injured. Mr.. Wills tad Pece o'
the iron rail driven through Of his legs oeow the
knee. His son had both legs crushed 0! 'he non' "a"
Of the car pressing him against the seat Tue ps'en
o., ira, co,.;.eS n six cars greater portion Of
tie passengers were members Of the Naa0na. Guard
Fourteenth Resmert vino were their way to Brook
iyn from River Head. where they hsd ''i'e' toe en-
csmpmeot They rerdered every ss'l''ahce P''sio'e
to The rounJsd ard had trsn Conveyed to their homes
by neAss OF carriages. The engineer states tnss Dc
ssv Toe obstruction On tho track but cot IN t,ue TO-
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-05
LAW INIELLIGENCE
MRS CJ-NNJNGHAM'S BAIL.

The hearing on the writ Of Hsbeas Corpus in the
Gaze ofMrs Cunningham, was continued yesterday. be-
fore Judge Peabody. A large asseublags Of specta-
tors was present, including considerable number Of
women
Mr.. CuupDgham's appearance was very mach the
same az when ste was upon her trial. She had the
came thickness of VEIL and the ssue strong look oc-
cssiopally covered b. a handkerchief But the same
Counsel the group Of syrnpsthzirg fiends, the tear
fl 6augfters the unconscious children. longer
there She sat alone. and though the room was
crowded no one sst within two or three yads Of her,
The crime seemed to surround her Ike al atmosphere
which al shark from entering.
Mr.. Hall presented his argument: the points were
printed in THf TRIBUNE Of yesterday.
Mr.. Smith elso read the following:
LETTER OF JUSTICE OsBoRF.
PoLIct CoeRI. FIRsr DfsIRIcr,l
New YORK, Sept g. 1857.
A. O,KEy Hall. eco. Dis,ietAttoney.
My DEAE SIR At your request state that hAs. OeS -
ard person is charged with felony punsnaoeY
imprisonment in State prison for u ye ~ ssd 10 H..
doubt exists Of his gni or he is taAen in fa1vsn 20
t-p tue constant oustor. 70 commit without esl.
r " OSBORN Police Juriee.
HOW MRS. Ct NNINGHAM ~ TREATED 'N '" ~
sr.risIsr OF The wAPpFs AND MRS fosi
NEw.Yosk CRY PEisos sep = - .,
The uulerS-1ed r.akes the folS wing " 'r
r., - e.,,ncs WITCH under re~ax..ion OF eae
,, trI., has t.ar sterot 10 colIn S'o~ W M "a sL.
dressing bVreal table three =. conrasi, v,lh her
~. 10 o,,y ft..S ~ss. u, saasSosa fsst' t'ss
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-05

.v.o;c,e,t. they ell belonged 70 the hssoclA1yn,
fass he Farell might think tas' Only 'uoSe VIM
40 ~, names on TO bis paper were' ,;u,
PrrL confirmed the chsrgs on o Iv ho tr;sS to
tnd eaa ,Aa ranks Of the NewIork Volunteers.
set nv NV knew who the New York V volunteers were
Ips SIruIRs did not want to belong TO any assoca
MI ri, eiment could be called regiment Jus. u.s.
ton. 1T companies were called companies 'no!
go themselves 20. 49,. ,noan
caI. CooK hoped that the gentleman did no. i''''
"ompare the volunteers with target conPsSS "a the
NJ ALLISON said that there was no sucn pou te5 at
Etw.York Volunteers they were al uSO""'
fot Hamilton.
Private SowERs applauded. .. ,et mad at
NJ G,RDnrR-I don't want any one 70 su, su, ali To-
what saw I say that we ought " ~" the box; let
rether like peacocks, on the l4tn' oan do as you
ber rip. am going to turn OUT yoD
Ne p,,, wanted to know what ,ns 1im' the narade.
as .aing 10 do before they decia, ,be box WAS az
He Knew that bs Peel elsh Ia f.lt honored in the
good "a Gsrret Dyckuan o
aWsd as ~ s'OOu 'OOoro.ed that all the Volunteers should
". -, ,sa Nercer House at oiocA on 'h0 '"0'
OF the 14h. ,.s,, want 10 meet with the regls
MI. EAkk.d "a abused the Association. -
nent; they 10 no. from Committee of the Veterans oil
MI that they were ready to JON Inc 'oun'ee'
ioI[' so sosSe Accepted with thanks
or the PnSrR said that If was the intention OF the
moi 10 notice the presentation at all, but TO pa
race oi Hall Was well satisfied that they would par
Mr. S1rrRs-Ye are all gsdto "precipitate' when
mar is TO be benefited, but when poor fellow dies
they was only seven at the last funeral :: no
An invitation 10 the regiment TO take part lu .,Io
,r.sentation proposed by Col Hall, was iad on the
liable TO ;. However, the Chair put the motion
after il was tabled. Lost.
Mr.. GARDNER wanted them 70 be band OF protne,s
Mr.. ALTIsoS did not want fhem all TO make JACK
as.es of themselves. There were persons there tina
would put il in the papers.
Messrs. Inpis, Hall, Brewer, Peel, Cook and Math
sws were appointed Committee 10 confer with tn
Common Council Committee regarding the presenM
tiop. and the meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-05
EyCISE COMMISSIONERS.

The Board met yesterday at o'clock p. rn', all the
members beng present.
Michael Callahan requested, by petition, that cler.
;cslerror be corrected, whereby a license had been
sd o,t in the name OF Jeremiah Callahan instead
OF himself. On filing petition and bond. he re,
Ceiyed new license, after the one in question hao
An application for license TO sell was made by
mrs. Cordela Pastor Of No. Walker street COM
missioner HOLMES remarked that TO the best OF his
recollection the applicant kept house years ago OF
NO yery reputable character, and that 1t would be
wen 70 examine the case further.
bill was presented for confirmation, by the Clerk
oftbe Board, for clerical services rendered by him
during the months of July and August, to VII: 20
Says at &3 Der day; total, $78. The bill was 10 the
form of petition addressed to the Board of Sdper-
Yisor. Ii at was certified as correct.
Adjourned O'Clock this afteceoon.
The Commissioners desire to state that that they
will sit eyery day in the week, Sundays excepted,
with view to reach the end of their race rs soon as
possible.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-05

from City tss~s ~ithis 6ve dsys under peu..y
6Ny dollar Tor every day thers'ter.
Reesed fsi the sAbss end the poats water which
they form and into which thtg drain the vicinity Of WISH
necn and UeAerhil svonne. WyotoG Rse. Bsil9 wsren
Ne daAaeross to the health a
vicinity tho HI att Wsrd~o b. directed TO
steps he may deem TO sbs,e
either By removing the when
pus the Of the stables GIL the ponds they hAvo
occasionad
Suts have been commeoced against several parties
for violation Of ordnances. The Board then adjourned
t;jl Tnaadav
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-05
BROOKLYN 30 ARD OF HEALrH.

The Board net yesterday. Present. the Mayor sud
Aid. Van Brunt and ScholS A pumber of local nui.
eances were reported and referred, when conmua-
cation from toe Ademen and Supervisors Of the Eiah
Ward was presented regard TO puisances occ.siooed
by sunken lot. The following resolutions were there
fore adopted:
Resored That the agents having eksrss of IA.
deposited the ba Of the 6sps Il Lsns ls,slI
R&Gsi be nosed b the Health Wssksa " remsss thc sane
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-05

The SUPPOSED PofsosIs0 CasE.-Coronef Snei.
last evening concluded tae inquest on the body o'
Elizabeth Scott who it supposed, died OF poison
ing. The Jury, however, rendered the following ve,
dict: eve find that Elizabeth Scott came to her death
by Inflammation of the brain, superinduced BY hsI'
" Inclination of the mind, encouraged by the
"srossly ignorant conduct of her medical adv'set'
"Dr. IssAc Tobiss of Union avenue, near North
"Sacon} street."
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-05

pouscsd ti weuncs or fstsl nature. a. some oil 'he
sssies have touched veins and other vital parts The
parties ere s,i we,l-known aud would have been sr-
rested last evening tst they sl aei Oa tho spprosos
OF the Fist PYecinc; Police. Sergeant Snodgress,
however expresses his determination to arrest the
Gang if complaints are made against them.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-05
psrsr,y,so A RrvoLvrroSAnr RELIc.-The Hon.
THE COLE CASE.
Tn fbe Editor Of The n. y Tribune.

To fhe Editor Of The n. 7. fTibHne =,
SIR: Your report of the Of Cole ~. Cole" if
10 dsys paper may uninenonay do injury the business
and Character very worthy lady VIII you have the kind
mes. TO state Mrs Taphagen nothing tine relations
existing between Mrs Cole and Mr. William H. Dunn at the
tmr thew took rooms house They represented them
selves husband and wife and she had doubt
until her interview with Mr. Cole Upon
truth being told her she Immediately gave them notice TO quit
which the gentleman did such hurry tha. be forgot
his baggage.
Nec York Septembers
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-05

RAILROAD ACCIDENT On Thursday accident
occurred to the Cincinnati express train, on the New.
York ard Erie Railroad, when rear the Hohokus sta
ton. wood pile standing near the track, fell over
on to it, just the train approaching the spot
The speed was sackcned, however, So that only the
locomotive and baggage car were thrown off the
track. The locomotive was overturned. The fire.
man was sowewhat bruised No other person was in
iur6.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-05
IAdyrrisen ne ut.

Persons who wish the genuine LEA & PERKINS,
WpctsrrRsuR, S.uc, viii please ssk or particularly
for LIZA PERKINS woRcEsTERsHsE SAUCE as toe Omission
Of LA PfkRs gives scupuous deaer- the opp'f
tsnisJ Of suppyinss spurious sauce.
Ne as Bro adv sy Sole Agents Ia u D.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-05

RELIGIOUS WORSHIP AT THE AIMS GA,
investigation ofhe Committee on Aims Of Je. ~ Wv. 2,
Common Council, relative to Catholic aud Protesa.
worship in the Aims House, closed on Thursday
night which was the third session of the Committee.
The next movement will be the report of the Com
mittee to the Council. Much interest is felt in the
result Of the matter by the people of jersey City.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-05
preveLt the scesIsa. tsteraSH o. n'o s'N' "'
the resuIl Of tao dissste<.

nrnrrp,1rr A,sKsELr DsLsGArEs.--Jotn Ccope
has been elected delegate to the state Cooeen'o' o.
Syracuse. firm the Thin Assembly District. James
Mu,.4ueh s,emste, and James Mcqueen ae'egS'e W
tho Judiciary Coaveoticu-
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-05
NEV-.IERSEY ITEMS.

FUNERAL DlscorRsE.-St Matthews Episcopal
Church, in jersey City. will be re-opened Tomorrow
on which occasion tho Rector, Rev. j. j. Bowden,wi
,,.sch discourse upon the death of the late Miss
poh;o Who was lost on board of the propeller j. N.
-. A.. time of the recent disaster to that vessel
unon The sound Miss Robinson bad been, at the
time of her death, the 'eaons soprano sHse' III "'
Choir of St. Matthew's CturcN eurins three years
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-05

The ovners of the boats on the Wilausburgh Ferry
have provided themselves with the boats and tackng
required by law. The only beats now unprovided are
those running from Hoboken to Christopher street.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-05
HUFtl0If'II'H ]
EXAMINE NOIR SCALES.

An incorrect Scale gn'w the very yits out OF apps
rently pro.perou, business"
Te., your Scales thorcughy and II found incorrect throw
aside and buy OF F.RB.SKs celebrated och tne
universally standard for cOveect weight
Warehouse. No. l8s Broadway, Ne~'fosx
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-05
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New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-05
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New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-05
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PURDY'S NATIONAL THEATER. - -Four good
nieoe, including the pant mime Of the Magic Hands
70 b. performed this popua heater To NIGHT Mr. C. J.
Foster in Nick Of the Wood and Blue Jackets"
NJ, n l. Fox appe airing Roaring a ph John Lobb aud ia
the tentc mime the Of the Irish Tutor concluding.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-05
IAsYertissmaot.

TRAs.-THg CANTON TEA COMPANY have q
hand ever variety of TEAS for Grocer Tea Dealers and
faulies-sonchons OoIons and Young Hy.on fnsa
cents to % cens; Gun powder aud ImperA from een
,ents-su other qualities equally low. Also boxes OF g
Funly Tea for one doilAy. Csn and examine.
No. l25 Chsthsnst. be< Pearl and Roossvefas
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-05

tx enrthy .Adrc. q. tie ce'usis. II ,sios n, M co.
s. e, DC s,ss.s. Of as ans cSosS sSo..e
when 0aS ne r;sh Tie bsnediotos by the Rev. Mr.. Ps
IN
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-05
IHdver.issntn'

GAS, GAS.-Some new and beautiful styles o.
Gss Fixtures, just for the Fall trsde also, new Psen
Gas Purifier that will 80 cent to the eonsmer Cs
cur great manufacturing depot. Nc. SO Broidway
ARCHER, WARN Go.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-05

RA1rLEsEAKFs.-Twoh hunters killed 81 rsttlesnakes
on the 23d Of August, on Rattesnake Hill, Sullivan
County. There were besides, in embryo, over 900.
Twenty -four were taken from one venerable head OF
family Many Of the old ones were three or four
feet in length Scarcely a day passes in Sullivan
County but several of these poisonous snakes are
killed The Pilot and Mocoassin snakes are also found
in large numbers in that County.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-05
CITY ITEMS.

The Rev. Dr. Bellows viii resume the service at
AL Souls Church on Sunday morning and evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-05
Advertisement

THE BORROWED BABY.-The excitement occa-
.c ned by the borrowed bsby BARsvss MUstUa BY
IL i. going away Never lose the present opportunity to
see such a curiosity.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-05

THE GOLD SSuFFBorF ExPEDITIos.--There Is
scarcely doubt but this enterprise although intrued
to but one Of the distinguished Committee, will sue
oeed. The bearer of the golden bequet to the brave
sop of York reported progress yesterday to the Chair
man in the folio wing dispatch:
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-05

TIE Grand Jury Of Monmouth County came into
cou,t ca Wednesday with q indictments-three for
murder one for forgery, and the remainder for lar
ceny, assault and battery, &c. The murder cases
ere Dcnnelly for the murder Of Moses; Jane Steward
charged with drowning her infant, ans Elizabeth Ben
re,t for poisoning her child.
The SUSSEX, Bergen and SomeSet COurts are also
in session.
paper hae been established at Hsckensack called
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-05

=
To AID. MONAGHAN No. CITY Hall
arrived In Augusta "Wednesday O'clock and intend
to night and leave in the morning for Nashville
which h, about 500 miles. JOHN VAN TINE.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-05

paper hae been established at Hackensack Gale
The Bergen County Gazette.