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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05

No. IS WlLEAH-sT. NV YoEE, f-e. h5I.
EDNTTND G.. HOWE and THOMAS BEL
l. KSAP Jr AZ. THIS DAY admitted psrtnsrs N nv
q. an Hons. Tse b1sues. vii hereafter Be ooeeset-<
--1'' '' Ai'- " NORRIS KETCHUM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05

NEu.YoRK .Np H.v-H,vES RAILROAD Co,
No. | H,Sov,Rsr, w.YOsK, Feb 1857.
ATOTICE-The Board of Directors have THIS
PER SHARP on IN. capital this Company payable
% and 6f The on 81 ~. Company IN tns
,1, VIM BEMENr, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05
dancing Ataocmirs.

4 DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES,
"A No s0S Broadway New YORK No. Isl Montague place
s-o.klyp.-New-YoTkC Glasses on WEDNESDAYS aud SAL
IRDAIS Brooklyn Glasses on TUESDAYS and f6DAts'
: go IA tr Lsiir. aud Children p IN. for Gentle
m,. Lsdt.' Private Glass a. p Pupils can commence
A. s,y tim, during the Predicting Assemblies ot La
a., nd Gentlemen EVERY MONDAY EVENING IN BROOK
I'M and EVERY SATURDAY EVENING IN Ne~lOrh
rrnrr PuIn. may 'abscib- Tor the As.enones son-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05
Jusirultiou.

CPANISH JOSEPH Z. GOWN, Graduate
- OF The UuvcIst, OF HAyan. CONTINUES 70 sye rhoN
OTGH lNsTRI CTlOS the above language 81 his residence
No So rs, jO:h..t OF the paPhA Lessons gwen 10
schools
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furs, Robes, Sc.

MFRS NJ half PRICE-To Close the
II SEASONS IhPORrATFOSs.
We .hau Offer ouf eotTs yuR STOCK daras the
MONTH Of JANUARY
AZ a. spost osses3 ONE HALF ths ORIGINAL PRICE, u
e.i< % sssss a. Erz0Rx CLGAkANCE
GRO BULPN
Ne 81 DrzakwA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05

7 7. VANDERHOOF
j. sTOCK COMMISSION BROKER
No. II Wlism-.t Loans NEGOTIATED.
DANKING and COLLECTION OFFICE.
ID sMALLEY, WEED BARTLETT,
No. 81 Wsllst,
New-York.
Gro c. SNALLEY, WA. c. WEED. ALFRED w B.srLErr;
the BesotAtion Of NOTES and
LOANS, 4Iso 70 the purchase and sale u
STOCKS AND BONDS,
- the Brohsrs' BOAyd, STRICTLY on COMMISSION
hsylIg pEomp. reliable correspondence will cosct add
nesot, PAPER bs al the principal points IN he United
Stat. and Canada, al the lowest possible rates
New York, January 81, 1857.
Refsrspe..- Mo- MosE3 T,YLos Use New.Yor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05

OFFICE ~ THL ATLANTIC hUrVNL issuance Co.
SEW-YoSS Jan y 1881.
Ct.,,1 Of tbe Cop.ny .uhsni, ihe following statement
Of IL Affair.". on The Slst OF December lss
Pruan. received Maxine rsk' from Jsa ,o, 80 =.
Ie Dee 81, sSsstro ~
R..lrn. On Po.icirs marked Of Jan 1888 Ls''S' %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05

Oy,fcE OF The hIcrIGsS SoUrEERS AND SosrEEa(
INDIANA RsILse.O CosPnY,
No - Willixs st., New-Iork Jan. p, 1877.
nVIDEND.-The Board of Directors OF nm'
Corup.u, have THIS DAY declared Dividend Of FiVb
PER CENT upon The Capita Stock. payable IN eAh on A
ar-r the 5th "a, OF February neat.
The Boots viii he elosd on the th inst !oeles
n Al open on the 5,t February.
EDWARD c. LITCHFIELD. rre,-1rer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05
Gopartnersbip Notices.

COPARTNERsHIP.-T undersigned, having
~ associAtsd I'm a. partner Mr. HENRY I. DAN
FORTH Will hereafter b. CONDUCTED cnder ne
i'm Of MELVIN Z DASFORTH VINO ~l 5oatin4e olsi-
lie Of MELVIN KNAPP :. ". - Ood-st
Nsw-Yori Fsb. ? Ia57 AUSTIN MELVIN
nIaSOLCTION of COPARTNERSHIP.-T The
~ inn Of ROBBINS MOTHERS g. 10 .ns day DO
solved oy tx taon ki,hsy pane, will sgD TIE am
rane i ..qudstoG.-Ssr YORK, reb 2 1871.
ROYAL r. ROBBINS
HENRY A ROBBINS,
DANIEL Z. APPLEION
LIMITED COPARTNERSBIP,-Sotie il hetesy sven II
The Er-esned formed usi ps.cer.ep pgrsGsBi %
Re proysloss Arle 81 Ti;le Of Chapter fPSt o.
the Revised statutes New Yorr b. coIcgc "a
uncsr - Of ROBBINS APPLETON, IN ~
City Of New York genera q the bushes. = %
irsI,scted By wn!ch Zoe importation AID ss 4 "AICdES
TIA; HsrTy A Robens WHO res.es IL E5e Cy CosnJ .ad
state Of k.- Y9f and Daasl T. Appleton @ho restless
SeE Brshton The County II r aoDl and Stat Aforesaid
he sensr partners interested sd o1sias.s .ad M
ROYAL T. Robbins. Sko resides IN The said City CognJ sad
Of View YORK the SPECIAL partner Interested -,sa,
and such Ls has ths day contributed % toe cDHEtn
stock II tie aid partnership me q eSc5 u eAsa a.
The sid partnership To- % LAY " r,
rusTy 1851 and The l., ~J 81 fso
r-agy, ISoS.-D.i - Nv fork, feb lS7. .,,.
HENRI A ROBBINS
DANIEL D. APPLETON,
ROYAL T. ROBBINS
" q WuIr.n.s- NV YoEg Feo. h5I.
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findnndi.

Pyosr, A Busy,ry,LLFYRR Co SE~-YosK, yss 81 li'
A DIVIDEND OF FOUR a. PER GEM has
"A beer Do Ard upo1 rsP- stock ps'to'e % ,1e
Dc Gers 20. rrPr-sen'a;ivrs % All ~ ty
F.b-u,ry 1857 Il - Of .hs Company No - NHIS
1ae rrAr.er eots D. css~i ffo ne !st . ltn go
rutry { W. u hAHA' A'pie--,I-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05

oyFIcE o. The CLnrJk Coal Co. OF PESSsYLyNIa
No. 10 WAl-st. NV YoRK jan 30 1857.
INTEREST NOTICE.-The SEMI-ANNUAL
II NTEREsT cot POSs Of the FIST MORTGAGE BONDS
Company FEB. J. will Dc pad, Prs.sntAson a.
ths IN ce, and after that day.
JEREMIAH WiLBAa, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05

TOR SALE The two three-story BRICK
Az. III feet BY a. Lot 81 lee, deep They built the
Eb,rsnii rnsnncr have been newly painted lsrzs
portion Of he purchase money remain bond and mort
rage Apply FRANCIS ObRlkN, NO. d 0th-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05

four story bTown.stoue House No. 65 West 57thst, b.
jh and 6nsvs upon which 1000 remsa on bond
and ortrare The Lot = inches BY % feet deep the
Nous. .ane width The House il built IN the
W al the modern improvements has been stand
ina Upward months and 10 ready tor immediate occu
paiop Apply ELIAS H. ELY esq, No s. Vast 31th-st
near the PREMISE al No. - Wsl-s,, Jsunosy court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05

r.,l ,,r. If Marine prrrrinms........... Sls n,
Nc Pohsi+. have ben issued pm Lite ri'ks. nor
,pou Fir risss disconnected vita MAlne risks
Psa ms uH1ed o. ''' sS7S As
Io..e. raid du-inG he p-riod : ssa ~ -
Returns of Premiums and Expenses. +>oals -
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21
The Burdeil Murder.

The lengthy inquest in this case closed on Satur.
day, without positive evidence as to who commit
ted the murder though the tide Of popular opinion
sets strongly in unison with the verdict of the Cor
oner's Jury, who accuse Mrs. Cunningham and Ec-
ke as principals, Snodgrass as accessory, and the
two Misses Cunningham of knowing more about it
than they acknowledge. The most important tes-
timony adduccd since our last, is that Of a woman
attending cutlery store in Broadway, who fully
identified Snodgrass among number of persons as
the person to whom she sold dagger two days be-
fore the murder He distinctly denied tho purchase
before her evidence was given.
The very important evidence of Farrell has been
in part corroborated by another man. The impli-
Gated parties are all in close custody, and the
Graud Jury are expected to find Indictments at
once.
Our latest intelligence says:-
"Coroner Connery had private examination Of
Eckcl, Mrs. Cunningham and SnOdgrass, this morn
ing 10th inst They all protested their innocence,
the latter adding that il any one knows anything
about the murder, 1t is Miss Augusta C. or her mo-
ther"
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21
COAL KIOD.-The attention

III of the public, and particularly h0usekcepcrs-
is respectfully solicited to this and convenient
rangement for combining both Ilod and Coal Sitter in
one by which arrangement the dust and dirt is sfted
in a complete and thorough manner from the Coal,
and received in chamber below from which has
easy escape through opening in the back part of the
Hod This sitting of the coal only relieves It Of the
dust and dirt but at the time leaves the fine par
ticlcs Of coal In t state for rcpenishing the fire
whereas, in the common hod, the finer pieces are so
mixed up with the dust and dirt to be entirely lost
This HOd owing to the construction Of the chambers
being double in their sides, Is much stronger and more
durable than the common fIod, and Is therefore cheap
ut higher price than the common Hods in general
use. The saving effected by this Improvement should
bring it to the notice and favor of every housekcepcr
sio JAMES GARDNER 4 son.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21
The :. Repablieaa !, Nsnlaa de-.

Tomorrow is to witness the assemblage Of the
Conventions of opponents Of the incoming Admin
istration. Al we have already intimated. measures
have been taken with view TO secure the success
Of the opposition nominees BY whstever curious ar
rangement II may be effected. lCoH tfCf
We shall not give our space to-day TO chronicle
all the rum,rs which have reached our ears in re-
gard to the modas operaxdi through which is to b
secured the election of candidates whose success 10
to verify the adhesion Of Rhode Island to Repub-
lican doctrines. But thereis one thing which we
cannot forbear comments. .. tho Lieutenant Gov
ernorship. Unless the exigencics Of the allies
should compel some other arrangement, It 10 bruit
ed that Warren is to furnish the nominee for that
Office From the personal merits Of the gentleman
first named to us in this connection, We supposed
that bis individual deserts were the occasion why
Warrem was thus remembered But not less than
two other Republican gentlemen of our town have
since been spoken of for the same Office. 80 that an
inkling Of the truth has presented itself
Warren has been noted, time out Of mind, for
casting vote nearly solid the character Of its
citizens. From circumstances on which we will
not at present dilate, that vote has been almost
uniformly thrown in favor of such men or measures
a. Providence favored Thus she came to be con-
dently relied upon to give her support at the polls
to those candidates and thatpolicy which control
led Providence. "Warren is sure for US" became
an axiom with the political magnates of that city,
justice, to proritiate hcr;-and nothing ras done,
or was thought of being done. Look ut the paucity
of political honors which have been conferred on
her, and compare them with those which partzan
policy has showered elsewhere! With ono excep-
ton, not properly political, when was high State
or Federal officer selected from among her citi-
gems
But since old parties bcclme disorganized, and
new party lines began to be drawn, Warren has ex-
hibited more division Of political opinion. The
domination Of the Providence oligarchy has been
resisted to an extent which places it in jeopardy,
and in this dilemma her claims must at last receive
attention. Thus it is that We hear the namo of
more than one of her citizens mentioned as an in
ducemcnt to her fidelity.
The Lieutenant Governorship, except in case of
the absence or death of the Governor is very much
Ike On additional Senatorship, and the town which
fills it may in great measure be said to have
two Senators instead of one. In this view, VIC
should be very glad of the election Of either of the
gentlemen referred to, especially now that ques-
tions Of great interest to our town are pending.
We need hardly say that it is not on political
grounds that we could support either Of them, and
are not to be understood extending any political
countenancc to the remainder Of the forthcoming
Republican ticket. Nor do We hope that the meas
ure Of justice to Warren which fear may oxtort
from Providence leaders, will net anything to that
interest.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

DIsUNIoN CONvENTIoN.-Ufiea, FEB. 16.-A
general convention IF the radical sbolitionists as
sembled here this afternoon. Charles L. Rcmond
presided, assisted by several Vice Presidents and
Secretaries. About one hundred persons were
present. Speeches were mnde by Mcssrs. Gsrri-
son, Rcmond Powell of Mass, Susan b. Anthony.
Miss Remond, Miss Sarah Clark, Parker Pilsbury
and other notables In attendance.
The Convention, In series Of resolutions, fully
endorse the sentiments Of ths Disunios csuvvur
lions held st Worcester, and openly svow ssees
soc. The meeting continues tomorrow.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21
HARDWARE.

TUNHE SUBSCRIBERS have on hand good
Il stock of HARDWARE, and nre constantly
receiving supplies keep stock at all times complete.
We feel confident that we can furnish anything want
ing in our line, on the most favorable terms. ttf
FARMING TOOLS.
Shoycls, Spades Post Spoons, plows, Cultivators,
Hay Cutters Corn Stalk Cutters Hoes, Rskes Chaim,
Horse Rakes Rope, Sythes, Hames Forks Of oil kinds,
Ok Shovels, Fails, Corn Shcers Eattle Ties. Axes,
Hatche-s, Grindstonc Fixtures, Cards, 10. iiaf
I'D la BUILDING MATERIALS.
Nails of all kinds Butts and Hinges, Locks Of all
kinds, Gimlet Screws, Knobs, Bolts, Door Springs,
Gate Springs pullcys, Bells and Fixtures, Latchcs,
Castors Hooks Rolls, Rail- Catches Sheet Lead, Pipe,
Zinc, etc. .I.He fY.if
Saws Of oil kinds, Bench Screws, Chiscls Hatchets,
Gougcs, Hammers Door Clamps, Spoke Shsves, Au-
gers Braces and Bits Planes, Wrcncbes, Malls, Broad
Axes, AIDES, 0imlets, Compasscs, Ca..ipers, &c.
HONS FURNISHING HARDWARE.
Tea Scales, Iron and britannia Spoons, Curtain
Fixtures Wardrobe Hooks, Sad Irons, Table Cutlery,
and Scissors In >,variety, Cork Screws, Coffee and
Spice lills Lanterns, Wood Saws Coal Iods Pokcrs,
Msslin Kettles, Enamellcd Ware, French Ware, ETC.
3 .5.,t.q.. So. JAMES GARDNER 4 SON.
I.,.s .i,., eu.Ss.s T. Sassr,. y-sszss aa..ss,
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21
Public school Exhibition.

We take great pleasure In calling attention 10 the
Exhibition Ofthe Senior Department Of the West
District School, Advertised to-day, and in urging on
our readers to give IL their substantial support.
There are few objects to which they can contribute
worther than that which is one object Of the Ex-
hibition. Mr.. CADY could not but regard hand.
some patronage ~ ple.sant testimonial, aud this
he warmly deserves 1t the hands of oil who have
children or deserve to have them. 'iss
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21
HERE Is ANOTHER NO HUmBUG

rENHE BALM OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS.
Il A fresh supply Of this excellent article just
received at Long Room, the Great Cheap Store corner
Miller and Union streets. = BfU.,I
This Bdln is used for beautfyng the complexion
and removing all TAN, PMPLEs and FREcKLEs. 1t is
also superior article for SHAVING and CLEANSING THE
TEETH, both artificial and natural.
The of the article is said to have proved to the
infant and youth, luxury, antidote, aud of
diseases and the advertiser knows of case in which
this article gave immediate relief where eruption Of
the skin had become painful.
Directions for using il envelopes every bottle.
ag2 Il. G.. WHEATON.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21
DIED.

ALDRrcu-In Providence 1lth, Sarah A. wife of
Robert Aldrich, aged 80 years.
PLAcE-In East Greenwich, Sth, Maria L. wife Of
Rev. William z. Place, aged 60. = TIr- .BgE1
NIcHoLAs-In Providence, l4th, Mrs. Paulina Mich
olas, aged 25 years.
THURBER-1n Providence, 10Th, Capt. Samuel Thur
Der, aged 6s years. tL.. L..f. ..-f.L
RHoDEs-ln Pawtuxet, 18th, Phebc Rhodes. widow
Of the late Capt Benjamin Rhodes, in the s7h year of
her age. ~
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

SAVED FROM A LIVE DURIAL.-Talton II. But
Ter, timber cutter of Scriven county Ga. went to
Savannah since Christmas to sell timber, was taken
sick. and, twas thought, died. There being boat
about to leave, his remains were deposited in cof
fin and sent homc On opening the coffin after it's
arrival, he was discovered to smile. Medical as
sistance was Immediately called, and it is said that
he is fast recovering. He was in the coffin nearly
two days and nights.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

SINGULAR SrArE,fExr-J Hawes Davis, one
Of the officers of the San Francisco Vigilance Com
nittee, eommitted suicide on the llth January, by
ussns e sychnine. and the San Frnnciseo, Sss
states that th IL ths s;sfh suicide which has oe-
ssrzsd soag TIE members Of that Committss.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21
Interesting Letter from Daniel Webster.

Interesting Letter from Daniel Webster.
The following interesting letter from this great
statesman to his friend, PETER HARVEY, Esq, of
Boston, has just been brought to the public eye.
Though its writer has passed from among us, and
though several years have passed since the date Of
the letter. its perusal is no less instructive than in.
teresting.
(Private.) 4a.f.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Q, 1850
MY DEAR FRIEND 81 feel well and in good
spirits. My cold is going off, and although it leaves
me weak, my eye and head are clear, aud that aw.
full depression which accompanies the disease has
disappeared. It will return occasionally for a
fortnight perhaps, but not for long visits.
My main relief, however, is, that Congress got
through SO well. can now sleep nights We
have gone through the most important crisis which
has occurred since the foundation of the govern
ment, and whatever party may prevail hereafter,
the Union stands firm. Faction, disunion, and the
love Of mischief put UNDER ut least for the pre-
sent, and hope for long time.
Another effect of recent occurrence is the soft
ening of political animosties. Those who lave
acted together in this grent crisis never again
feel sharp aspersion toward one another. For in
stance it is impossible that should entertain hos
tile feelings political acrimony against General
Cass, Dickinson, Shields, Bright, Rusk, &c, &C.,
in the Senate. We have agreed, that as we are
much moment to the country again, SO we will not
mar the joy or the horOr os the past by uny unne-
cessary quarres for ,he future,
Another thing is not altogether improbable, and
that is, remodeling Of the parties If any con-
siderable body of the Wings OF the North shall act
iu the spirit Of the majority Of the recent Conven-
tiOn In New York, new arrangement of parties is
unavoidable. There must be Union party and an
opposing party, under some name, I know not what
very likely the party Of Liberty.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21
Grlrgrapb Jflariuf suurual.
Miscellaneous.

Ar at New Orleans 4th, sch A Manchester, Potter,
Matanzas Towed to sea, ship VIM Sprague.
Ar at New Orleans 9Th, sch Justice, Saunders, La
vacca. .I ....
Cid at Savannah 9Th, brig r b Lawton, Gardner,
Havana; sch Abbot Devercux, Alchorn, do.
Cid at Savannah 1lth, brig John Pierce, Melville,
Havana. l f.r ..a..r. -t...I
Arst Boston 18th, ship 0roOndatcs, Dsley, Shields,
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

A PoIJCEMAS's WIFE RoBBED. On Thursday
evening the wife Of police ofhcer was passing
through Forsyth street. Just - II was getting dark,
when che was sttacked " fellow who schokea her
Ssd her q q 9, sssss viisl + asa.-S:s y:rs
NSsyey.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21
MORE NEW GOODS.

VUST OPENED AT LONG ROOM, tho great
- Cheap Store corner Of Miller and Union streets,
more new Fall D'Ianes, Prints, Cactus Shirts, En-
for Dressss Dress buttons, Woocn Yurn, ETC., which,
together with those already purchased for Fall trade
comprise stock well worthy the attention Of purchn
sers In Warren and its vicinity. All those who will
favor me with CALL will find my assortment just the
one they would wish 10 select FROM and at prices rs
low as goods can be bought in New York or Boston.
alt tI ..a'0I Il. q. WHEATON,
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21
MERCHANTMEN

THE SOUND DOrEN-Navigation is resumed on the
Sound. The steamer Bay State arrived Mt Fall
River on Sunday, having gone through in 25 hours
from New York. "STEPnEN'S himself again"
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21
MARRIED.

WHEAroN-CooPER-InW Washington City, 9TH inst
Lieut.. Frank Wheaton, lst Regiment Cavalry, and
Miss Maria Mason, daughter Of Col. Samuel Cooper,
U. S. A. -.II
BExNEr-SwEEr-InP Providence, 18th, John A. Ben
net, of East Greenwich, and Eliza A. Sweet Of North
Scituate.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21
The Weather.

The icy reign Of Winter seems to be giving way.
The scftness Of Spring. If not upon u.s. seems to be
snder us, as pedestrians are constantly reminded.
Within few hours the ground has become {" set
tied" however, to a remarkable extent, and, al
though we do not dare to halloo that sre out Of
the frosty gods clutches, we may hope that we
have seen the worst of him for this season. We
thiEk he can afford to quit us for SPELL"
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

REV. MIR. KALLOCH INDICTED.--Th Grand Ju-
ry Of Middlcsex County reported Saturday mOrn-
ing. Among the bills returned was one against
Rev. Isaac S. Kalloch for adultery. The counsel
Of Rev. Mr. Kalloch, Richard II. Dana, Jr., and H.
IL. Paine, Esqs., appeared in Lis behalf, and asked
that Mr.. KallOch might give security for his ap-
pearance without pleading to the Indictment. The
Court said this would be unusual, and that he (Mr
K.) should first plead to the indictment. The
counsel then retired to examine the Indictment
and after few moments Mr.. Kalloch appeared in
Court. lie appears perfectly calm aud kefposses-
sed. The reading of the Indictment was dispensed
with, when the clerk asked Mr.. KallOch if he was
guilty of the charge alleged, to which he replied
distinctly, not gully. lie was then admitted to
bail in the sum of $4,000, aud s. Dana Prescott, of
SOmcrville, and Ralph Warner became Ills sureties
boston atlas.
RESIGNATION OF REV. Mr.. KALLoCH-Bos-
ton, Feb. 15-The morning service Mt the fremont
Temple to-day was crowded to excess. Rev. Mr..
KallOch briefly addressed the congregation on the
subject of the indictment found againsthim for adu
terry. He had no desire to avoid, but cOurted lc-
gal investigation In the meantime, he would tenn
porariy resign his pastoral duties and meet the
charges as citizen Of the Commonwealth, hoping
soon to resume Lis ministerial labors. He then an
nounced that the Rev. Nathaniel Butler, of Maine,
with other clcrgymen, would fill the vacancy caus-
ed by his temporary withdrawal. The services
then proceeded, Mr.. Butler officiating.
The above paragraphs refer to story which we
had hoped would prove to have too little foundation
for judicial action but it seems we were mista-
ken.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21
SPENCE g. SONS HOT AIR FIR


~ NACES.-We are prepared to set the above
to the entire satisfaction of all such as may be disposed
to favor with their orders. l4.
The above furnace is acknowledged to be the most
durable well as the most economical now in USE
Also, Spcnce's Cooking Range, unsurpassed by any
now in the market an entire new article. Also, the
Jenny Lind, and various other patterns.
As TO Stoves, we have the My Queen, which is q
great favorte the Gothic ArTight, Laurel and ether
patterns too numerous to mention.
WIN. A. BROWN & co.
my24 Corner of Main and State streets.
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OF DAVID, or Three Years In the Holy City,
being series of the letters Of Adina Jcwess Of Al.
exandra sojourning in the days Of herod addressed
70 her father, wealthy Jew in Egypt and relating all
the scenes and wonderful incidents In the life Of Jesus
of Naxnrcth from his baptism in Jordan to his cruc
fxion on Calvary, edited by the Rsv Professor D. H.
'n''"' 8. 4. Whitley, Westminster st.
Providence.