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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-15
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kg Dealers in
Ml BOOTS SHOES and TRUNKS.
essSses or EvrPY DESCRIPTION.
lNHOLEaALE and Retail, at prices to suit
w all. can be found at heir new Boot Shoe
store, No. &i4 North Second st., few doors be.
ow the Black Horse Hotel, Phila.
1lu We try TO please and sell cheap. Notice
country notwithstanding on hand a
arge assortment Of Men and Boys Boots, Caters
nd Brogans, coarse and fine ; also Wcmen's 4
iisses Lace Boots CATERS, Slippers, &C.. and n
we'll selected stock Of Youths and Chidrcn's wear
generally. We would respectfully invite you to
call and examine for yourselves.
y. y. Trunks manufactured and Ter sale whole.
sale aud retail at No 344 North Second IT,
April H. 1867. 3ln.
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cheap watches and JcNclry.
WHOLsALE and RETAIL, at tho "Philadcl-
w phia Watch and Jewclry Store" No. lIS
told No. 96} North Second Street, corner Of Quar-.
NJ.
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From Dr. James NJ, Jarrett OF
rng NEW YORK LUNG tNriRMARN
Ny connection nt the pest light yesu with
hr nbUye Institution hs Chief Physician, and n
twelve yearu oourfo ot steady devotion thn
CuREOF
Pulmonary Consumption,

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MEDTCAL TNHALATToN,

ha. enabled mo to arrive at decisive, direct
and succcsyful course Of treatment for tho posi-.
ty aud radical cure of nll diseases of tho
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-21

PLATFORM "As IS" A PLATFORM -
The first resolution Of the Lecompton State
platform resolves to faithfully sustain the
doctrine of Popular Sovereignty and its in
separable guaranty non inter vention of tho
Federal Government with the domestic in
sttutioDs of State or Territory.
The second resolution of the same plat
form sustains the Enelish bill, In which the
Federal Government says to the State or
Territory OF Kansas. "you may come into
the Union with the Domestic Institution
of slavery with 10000 inh" "bItants. but you
shall not come into the Union without that
"domes'ic institution" without you have
93 600 inhabitants. That is Lecompton nom
Intervention. Its Inconsistency is easily
perceptible to those who do not look at it
with u crooked eye.
The eighth resolution defines POPULAR
Sovereignty 70 consist in the people voting
upon the adoption or rejection of their fun
damental law, II their representatives shall
permit them That may be good cock eyed
Popular Sovereignty, but 1t will not do for
American ireemen.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-21

$50 Dors Mas. JOHNSON TO the D1u-
glas men Of the State. We say, then. IL ye be
Democrats "in whom there is no guile"-ii
ye be lovers Of the Unien. OF which your os.
tensible leader has been for long years the
uncoupromising advocate. oppose those who
oppose him at home. aud rally under the
banner of National Demucracy.-S + Ma
tioRdi.
That is precisely what the Democracy arc
doing. The lying pimfs and pampered min
ions of Lecompton are opposing him at home.
aud the Democracy Of California, with Ste
phen Douglas at their head win over
whelm their vile crew Of eonfederates on tho
Pacihe. The two hurd cd thousand dollars
so'th ~ hme which Uncle Sam delivered to
lake oif yo hands. cannot save your cor
rup' tecoo p IN carcas,es from becoming a
"s,ench IN the nostril," IF the cope. Let
G q ST. tinfeathered Johnston keep cool a
ew days aud see.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-21

CoHREcT DocrRINE The Democracy OF
Contra Costa lately met in Convention. and
after nAkirg nominations. passed n series OF
resolutiots among which wns the following :
Resolutd. That we regard the Kansas Ne
braska Act as u e final settlement Of The sta
very question, and as such, indo'ted by fh'
patisn- and will iepudiaie any and all al
tempis 81 Northern or Southern factions to
revive the same.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-21

CouNrY AUpiroRs.-lt is made the duty
OF County Auditors 10y law, to forward. az
least once in every three months, to the
State Controller, all abstract of all Licenses
granted and the amount received for the
same, and to report the number Of licenses
issued by the county Treasurer for the three
months preceding. Tho State Controller
has issued n notice in regard to the matter,
containir list Of the counties that have
failed to comply with the law for the three
months ending June 30th 1868, in which
list we regret to see the county of Butte.
The Controller says:
will here state that County Au 'itors
stand charged on the books OF this office
with all the licenses issued, and they are
only credited with their eqni'n ent IN cash
pnid into the State Treasury. or by the iden'
tcal licenses returned, am informed thh'
since The going into eliect of the law OF coo
giving the e. tire pr ceeds OF the sales OF the
ninth and tenth class merchants, ana the
third class liquor licenses TO the counties
that blanks previously FURNISHED by lhe
Sthi e have been used In all such instances
thu Auditors will be held &c accuunt for the
portion due the State. as their account can
not be credited on their own certificate that
they have been used for the county II,
within reasonable time after the ,,ublca.
ten hereof; reports are not made t. this
Office as required by the law above referred
TO, measures will he immcdiatey taken to
have Ill that are de ipqucnt removed from
office; and | will further add that a like
course will be pursued in regard TO The same
or other parties for failure to make report.
to this Office at the times required by law.
have taken this method Of ca ling the atten-
uon Of the parties int rested in this matter.
from the fact that private correspondence
has hitherto, in great measure, failed TO
accomplish desired result
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-21

A MORMON TEAM.-Gov. Cummings tes-
.tifes to having observed wagon on the road
from Salt Lake City TO Provo, which was
drawn By rig, barnessed TO the tongue by
an ingspisss combination ofstraps and cords.
In IL was seated fat man, who excited his
team even into atrot, by the aid of a black
snake whip. This unique team was suppo
eed to be originally from Harris Fork.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-21
FnAr.n .nRlyrn.--A Mr. Gnlispic, Who has

been prospecting The North Branch of Frazer
River, publishes q statement in the North.
ern Light. in which be says he Is satisfied
that miners can DO better in those diggiogs
than in California. In the hanks. he found
from four to FIVE cents to the pan, and on the
bar, fifteen cents. His statement is indors-
cd by Mr. Gamblin, VIM I Tibbe,ts, Angus
tus Piss aud A Gibbons, Of Plumas county.
and Simeon Metuliek, Of Jackson, Amador
county, Cal.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-21

Iva WEAVING Way The San Francisco
Herald. after all is claiming in favor Of the
ell a "radicai defect In lis nature" or
course. that ia precisely whero Lecompton-
ism heads We are p easei to zee our Le-
compton Press have the manliuoss to say so.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-21

R'panrp This accident TO the Nchras-
kn claim NJ Longs Bar, has bcen repoired.
and we aro informel that the water will be
again turned through the Gumc to-day The
contractors have exhibited great industry
and VIC are peased TO chronicle their sue
cess,
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-21

REAp rr Let III who have been misled
o. 10 stephen A. DouRlas' mociscy. by
lying Lee, u,pto.ies. read hisgreat Chicago
speech Let all those who have tslsely and
maliciou. ~ denounced Mr. Dougls a his
frieud- as Black Republicans, le.ihe sp eeh
alone. for Il they attempt 20 read IL. Il "iil
scar their eye-halls National Democrat.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-21

PRoBABLs DRewsING.--As A small boat was
recently picked up in the Straits. near this
ha' hor. FIR m certain Indications, il is be.
hevci TO have been one in which, about a
fortnight since, six men left Victoria on Il
hunting excursion. The ony ma O. of any
Of the narty which we have learned are Geo
Schaefar. lisuser. Rumbek "a watchmakerl
aud one called "Bill." All from Volcano.
Cal - Titio,ia Gazette.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-21

A FsEE s ~. LEcoMrToN- - LrcoMproN
GovEHsoR 1T 10 aid hat John Van Bu, en-
IL desirous Of the Lecompton nomination for
Cover nor OF New York. and that he will get
IL. provided no one else can he prevailed up
on to accept IT,
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-21
TT CrT1T CrT.

From md efer this dtte no teenl advertisements
will - Inserted uriil rnii fnr Political AID The
htrical printing rn-t be paid for de livery. The
above will be stuctly adhered 10.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-21
Nnticc.

FRANKLIN ROYAL. ARC CHAPTER. No. 20,
viii meet at hasolio all On Friday evening. Au q.
> Nh, Mt i-a "'eNek,P 2 VI. A general att nta ee
is particularly reqGs'ed. H.A. GAsToN. II. f.
Attest, l., W. TlrTAsY,
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-21
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
Butte Table Mountain COnSO!ida'
ted Mining Company.

NrOTICE IL hervby given. thnl shares Nos &. 90
i2l aud llg in tn" above named Go. viii b.
sold ut public auction on SATURDAY,, september 18th
between 10 and II O'Clock. A. NJ. at the Court house
Orovs. tn pay up for back assessments, " order
ui BOARD of Trustees. " NJ. II. RHODES, Pres't.
tuAs WAIpENEg. Spc.v
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-21
Sheriff S Sale.
rpY VIRTUE OF TWO wRIrS

Tef VIRTUE OF TWO WNi'S tF
> cNccu'inn, issued nni at the District court ~
the Fifteenth Indicial District IN and for the cum
ty of Butte, aud state Il tnliiornih, tn IN" directed
and delivered, commanding We tu max" the sum 81
five huAred ard ty-t 20 1jlu0 dollars s,hCaring inter
st at the rate often per cent Per annum nntl paid
dcss Il e. Of sag IL l0O) and the sum Of tWeuty-
four 2j-0O dollars costs II sus and all a'cruii costs
nn said writ wherein Rplif Nrl tSE! rlauun. and
Jamts Miller mud George Nlchul ARE Defendants. Al
81 SUN OF tso thousand one hundr'd Il d seven
1.'O0 dollars bearing irtrrsi MT the rate ot zen e
cont per Hunum unt,l paid, aui thr further sum Of
Ihriy-one 1llo0 dnilRrs costs 4 ~ nnd n "ccrutg
cost said wit wherein WM NESHIl - flni o.
III. and NMES MILLER md g.. uRG& NJ, ilpL.
are Defrndan's have lpvi.d upnn nnt vi cN u~'
at pphc ~aie. to the highest hi der fr cash "n sat
uriay The llth dny u September, a. - l-dS. Mt o."
hour "i n'cl c. V a, SAT- daN All ot ti' itg't'
THE and int rest ef tho ahn'c named icl"atnuiS ~
and TO tho following described property 10 WI. Al
that c,r ain piece ar body of band, situated IN Tire
Cunn'y oi Butte. hear ia" foot 'f ""'' 80 ht
Nou tains, about wp mites from = Myers Ranch
"hh about one mite from the Co,tnnwo cd Ranch md
mere rHrcularN dcscrlb ii NJ llows 20 vii South
Wet O1artcr Sec ion M. -. 7 .wuship North 20.
North Ran Enst Mt Dlablo Meridian, North Fa' I
Qihrfer Section NJ" T, Tow uships rth - north
Range . East. MLDiahlo Meridian. North Wrs q mr.
l,r section ~, Townships North ~. North Range ?
East, w u ablo Meridian - IN Wrst QlArtar sec
tou 2d townships North ~. North Ring E'-i.
w Dlhb W. Ttdi~n. South tus Quarter Stc'ttu No
-, Town hii N rtn 20, North Range East. ~. N
ah'o Meridian - tanng $40 acres uf Ia I'd : 10
Se her with all nd singular the ienenenls here i'ia
mehi- ani Hnp1rtnnences thereuntn belonging or w.
ANY wise anpnrlainnV. Also that certain property,
-Ohaet IN Oregon Township, Butte couniy, an'
SHOWN AS tho Bpntio Quartz Ni prpprrty, ou-tsing
"t the Qaarlz Mil, Machinery FIX nres tenement ami
hpnnrihehces tug lhrr with the q lnriz Ledge siln-
Al'd near SAID mill, aud tn. land upon which sht
Inill aud ledge situated. Also about 100 tons nt
u ltrtz RAILING lying ne n saii mll.
The above ssia {" take place at the Court House
l"or IN the town of Otoye, county and stale ainre-
said.
NJ d. PLUM Sheriff Butte County.
Dated Orovle, Aug. goth, A. % lS5-.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-21

CoNvsSrio> An anti Leeompton Con-
vention has been called to meet IN Sonora,
ruolumne Z uHty, to noui ute candidates
Ior county .fices and members VI the Legis-
lature,
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-21
DrMocrATIC &C UNITY TTcKET

~ Az ~ = - ~
For Iotrt Senftr- rrtte rrd Tluurs CO untles,
S. A. BALLOU,,
OF pLUMAs.
F,r''ts, emf lvven.
~. =. MORRISON.
HENRY II. MIGUELS.
For tssosar,
ALFX DEOWN.
Tor County Surveyor,
JAMES $. LONG.
For srrefiniendent oi pu' IL Instruction,
III. 4. TON.
For rome.
JAMES C-p1ICN.
. e-~'-s..-------
Township Hominnuons.
ror snnet,isnr. Tirs district,
pITIEl EEEER.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-21
For snnet, iHnr. T irs' district,
pf TER I'REER.
r,r Ju,ices II re rerc".
JOHNS. BEriY. ..fDwAtD DONAho.
[, Z nitlnl

e fortintf's
+. Ntr UTE. .jrnRY ]. COLINS.
Cotnty Ponds rcr n ~ iirofd or " reon ronds-No
~ti.,iia~. ved"cs,iav eerio~'.e- lat IN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
GEN. SANTA ANN on GEN. PILLOE

The Diorio DE- IA Marina Of the 2ath ut contains n
letter rom Gen. Santa Anna in reply 10 certain state
ments made by Gen. Pillow in bis attacks upon Gen.
Scott. The Mexican champion writes from TGrbaco,
New.Granada, On Jan. -9. We would insert biz mani
le.tatoo entire says the Di0r0 did its length per-
nit but tha; not LoirS compatible with the limits OF
our sheet, W. restrict ourseves to that pat oi II
which W. consider the most important. After some
" general observations. Gen. Santa Anna says
"The American General Pillow one of the invaders
Of my country in ls7 desiring to make room Tor MN
self to occupy seat IN the Senate OF Warrington,
some time since published letter IN Whch, amer pant
ing him .ee q. a hero against the MeXi"ans, he has
presumed 10 say that his Generap-Chie at inst tne
had dared 10 make Infamous proposals 10 ne, ana thst
had stopped to hear ard to accept these proPosons
the object OF which va. 10 terminate the war ehu cs
ebrate q peace by means Of q miserable leclDlaIy
consideration personally. Inc posiron oi ten;
Pillow in his own country must be very tte 20 ne ehNeu
il in order 20 reach the post he espires TO- ne oeeNse
neees .aTy 10 resort to the ignO6e means OF inNebhS
. caluu,v which !. ali th. more unworthy OF SOL
der and gentleman because tie distance Wh%h sep
arates assures hin. OF impuniy. but NlnDue it'
nouncng the right Of enforcing Ue PIoPri 'Ionsf
bilty when circum-t gnces VIII pcthn M 10 no 20
viii nou confne Yny-slf TO the most indignant denial
OF this infamous calumny. tnat Gcn
Scott-inhuenced, certainly, bY hht sentiment "hich
induces an hoDo.abe man 20 Ue Ju'.Jnas aItauy
in H. I-n.ed Sa.e. VINO l. there that, knowing my
position IN Mexico, q e ior;uhe that possessed and
The elevation of my c-Gra'ter cOud even imagine
,Ls, vond have suffered The humiliation Of listen
ing 10 the proposition Of 30 infamous transaction
e that which t,eneral Pillow indicates And
who. KNOWING, as everybody knew. the anger
which filed ny heart against tEere enemies Of my
countrv whom ] always conbsted with ardor aud
copstancy, would have then dared 10 put upon me
such humiliation Even when & man has given
Lin self up to evil, when virtue is dead in HE
hesrt, tie sentiment Of justice eItngushed, and he
resolves to commit great crime Vet i j. even then
necessary that there should be some proportion be-
tween the Ditude u; tue crime and the advantages
which be expects from 1t. And even II Gen. Pill
low in The e1cess Of hls gratutou mali gDty supp0-ee
ne 30 wicked that have arrived al he extremity Of
being traitor 10 that dear country for which have
poured cut my blood, and Of selling her inee-
perJence which have glorlou,'y confirmed With ny
th-s crimehs most horrible that . y mag gnstioa cSH
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
Statc Of tIse Weather.

a, r,,,ern northern Western and Southern Lanes,
nSsSSe SsSsG + REFoaI HS 7 Thsisdsy Feb 4. 1885,
Loulsv,lIr. Ky.-cser vind y VI; VI thermometer @s'
BgaLNG;1T1on;c II clss-s ie~svf vinS \. W. w W."
JaAEsyrLlE. Mi.7clear wind n W 2seios' Fc5o Ea'a
bTs1srp' ST;. lows Ciear; wind \ W; 3.
CsSo I.-yery cold strong n. wind.
MlLwAckrE. wi..-ChG; below zero.
soso o. t.o MLs.,F ErS gtSd Nd n W" 70 '+o" zero
cLrTrLAsp. oiis-Ccqdy; q
Columns. o. Clesr; -
MoNTREAL. I. C.-Cleari Is
TS1SsTg TSSSSTg SlS %1e5fs5 -Siss6tl 'nf 4 frosty
CIsCIN>A1I. O.-Clesr; 10
ST. LouIs. Mo.-Clesr; "ird ~; 49,
FyANsvILir, Ia.-C,esT, wind \ H.
PHL1pitrarA Pa-Coudy with appearance Of snow; wind
Nrw-YoEs u u-cloaayi wind W Thermometer Il, ba'
OswIeo' n WIND &: %
WAsHSGroS D. C.-slow-stonn commenced here slightly at
RcHMo>D. Wa heavy Sow storm is raging here.
SPEIAGFIEtp MaSs1W c1ther mild ~, " ca
EWING REPoR1S-G p. m.
III: moi@iPS, jui i melted q It feii; 4 =,
N,sHvLLr. TENSsnow el lat night; this evening It is
ESs.OsIEhss LA-HeGyy yesterday flooded the
streets; tbi, e, ening clondy aud windy i6.
Nr% it,S, [gsF S6,.: 2 S;1c%s5y Si,5 h s. a.
SCHENLCIADY, n. N.-Cloudy; wind ~ D.
BUFFALO y. Y.--Cloudy snd CO d; wind W.; q.
TRoY n. Y.-Clesr and mild wind n.
DUSEiRK ~ Y.-Cloudy aud cold, wind W.
HORNELI svILIs n. Y-Ccar; wind S.W.i a.
ELMIRA n. Y-Cear and cold; 90
PORT JFRvIs. ~ Y.-Cleas.
EEWPURGH. y. S.-Clcar; wind y. 81.
MANCHESTER, Nt.-Ncry clear and mid -.
RUTLAND. Nt.--Cloudy and mild wind N.
CALAIS, Me-Cesr: wind w; %,
81. JoHS, NIB Very fine wind y. w p
H,LIIAx n. S-Cslin Gnd haly; 80.
S.cKvILLE-Clesr; wind N W; IL
CHARLoTIEToWA, N. B-ClesT aud cold; wind W.
PIrTsFiEID. Mass-Clear; %.
kLwYORE, MdDight-Coudy, with appearance OF 'ain ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
Inter From Bermuda.

HAIIFAX, n. $, Thursday, Feb. q, IS''S.
The steamship Delta, from st. Thomas on the 10Th,
ard Ii rlnuda on the 3lst ult arrived here to-day.
The ship Cabinet forty-two days from Marscles,
for NewYork, put into $. Georges, on the 18th nit.
leaAy and disabled il sPaN and with sprung fore
mss ioretopmsst and man-iOpsail yard.
~ ne snip Horatio siXty two days from Shields for
Ne~-fork. arrived at Bermuda on the l?th ult in
want cf sails, spars water. &c
:, iAe sup Splendid, fifteen days from Mobile for
haNre' arrived at ST. Georges on the 18th ult very
Admiral Stewart had len Bermuda Cor Bqrbadoes,
in the hag ship Indrs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
Kansas i'm the n. j. Legislature.

TRENTON, n. j., Thursday Feb. Z, IS5S.
The Kansas resolutions denouncug the Leconpton
Constitution passed the House this morning by vote
of 81 70 II. The negative votes were all Democrats.
In the afternoon resolution highly appreciatng the
character aud craftsmanship of James Buchanan, and
expressing confSorce in his Administration, passed by
vote of 81 to 81, the Democrats all voting in the
affirmative.
The discussions were very moderate.
Politicians are trying TO widen the breach.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
Kansas i'm the Penn. Legislature.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Thursday, Feb. A, 1888.
The House passed resolutions to-day directing the
Specisl Committee Kansas not to make report
until the 10th Of March next by vote of !s to 6l
Kansas affairs occupied most of the session.
A Republican member moved to refer Mr.. Bu-
chanan- Message TO Committee, to remove the delu-
sions in relation to Kan:as, and to convince members
that It was treasonabe to assert that the people Of
Kansas had right to form and regulate their nsttu
tions in their own way. Motion lost.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
Rhode Island General Assembly.

PRovIDFNcE, K. l., Thursday, Feb. 4, ISJS.
The General Assembly have passed resolution IN
stIucting the Senators and Representatives in Con-
gross from this State TO vote against the Lecompon
Constitution. The vote nearly unanimous.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
Pennsylvania Politics.

PHmADFIPnIA, Thursday, Feb I, I85S.
The Democratic County Convection adjourned sine
die this evening after passing strong Lecompton reso-
mtions The Convention was a scene of confusion
from its commencement to its close. The President
declared the resolutions carried, amid the confusion
created By their introduction.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
United States supreme COurt.

WAsHlhG1oN. Thursday. Fob. Z. IS5S.
CaseEo. 6i-Wm. Is. Dean v. Nathan Mason c.
No C1NJehn NcGayeck ys. Peter ". WoOdl-i
No GS-H II. Day -. Union India RObber Co.
Argument tcr appellant commenced.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
The state Medical, Society.

ALBANf Thur-day, Feb { 1873
The State Medical Society today elected tLc C.low.
ing officers for the veal:
presdea-Tho!nbs c. Brirs 1lsid of Troy
Jirr- Presidcsf--G. W. Bradford of CortaLd ,snt,
Soyff1rg-S u. Willard of AlbAiv.
Y,o1.aFSr-J.N QGeckeibu.h a. Albany
Marshall :. Berry Of Boston and Samuel H. Dyk.on
of Charleston ). C., were elected honorary members,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
Commerce and Navigation.

ALBANY, Thursday, Feb. 4, ls'S
TIE Committee on Commerce and Navigation viii
meet at 81 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon to hear par
ties interested in the Brooklyn Ferry act, now under
the consideration Of the Committee.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
Cen. VIM. Walker Indicted. etc.

NfW-ORLFANS Thursday, Feb a, IS3S.
The Grand Jury of this city yesterday found true
bills of indictment against Gen VIM. Walker, Col.
Frank Anderson and others, for violation of the
traty laws. They were held TO appear on the ith
Monday in April for trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
Meeting Of Creditors.

boston, ThuT-dPy, Feb. 7, IsJ8.
Atameetog Of the creditors Of Mcs'r'. Lawrence,
ST. s. Co.. led Yesterday in The Insolvency Court
claims wore presented aud allowed against the firm
for near.y 81 10000 Another meeting ct the creditors
,,li he he'd on the Sd Of March next
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
Arrest Of u POst-Ohicc Clerk.

CHICAGO, Thursday, Feb. l, 1898.
Tie local agent ~ the Gov ernmeLt 10 this city ar
rosted Henry Van c. isen clerk n the Post.Ofice
last night on the charge Of stealing registered letters
lie coLfcsged his quit.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
The Nova Scotia Legislature.

HAIfAN, n. s., Thursday, Feb. 4, IoJS
The Legislature opened to-day. The Governor :
Speech was lengthy, and generally unimportant. He
promised the introduction of measures providing for
an elective Council.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-05
NEW.YORK LEGISLATURE.

From Our Own Reporter.
In SENATE......ALBASY, Feb 4, 1858.
TO PREyENT CRIMES.
Mr. SCOTT gave notice Of bill relative 10 pro-
ceedugs prevent the commission Of Crimes, by pro-
viding that the person proceeded against shall have
an examination and be confronted against his accuer
before he shall be required to give bail.
CLERK AND DEPUTY CLERK FOR THE COURT OF
SPECIAL SESSIONS.
Mr. DOHERTY introduced the bill heretofore no.
tced in TnF TRBUsEl authorizing the Police Justices
of the City of Ncy-York to appoint Clerk and Dep
uty Clerk for the Court of Special Sessions in that
City.
THE EXPRESS BUSINESS.
Mr.. STOW gave notice Of bill to enforce the la
b.ty common carriers against persons companies
engaged il express business.
RESOLUTIONS.
On motion OF Mr.. FOOTE, the following resolution
adopted:
Resord CT the Assembly coucur That Senators in Cor.
instructed and Repre- natives eed TO use their
Influence procure te law granting pension 70 the
utyng soldiers Of hs Indian Of l79 TO 1875 under Gesr
ais Wayne srnar and st. Clair and TO the widows OF the de-
cascd s,.ders Of thai