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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-03
CHARLES Oh. WEEE'FE.
.ATjCTTO.NEER

Office, 30 Kilby street, Boston.
c. H. W. will give his personal attention sales of real
estate furniture at residences stocks of Goods and
door sales genraly in any part of the State and respect
fully solics from his friends and the public at large
share of natronape.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-03
GOLD BORDERED, LANDSCAPE,
and other styles of
Window Shade

Also White Linen, Holland and Chinz SHADE
GOODS constantly on hand aud made TO order WIRE
SCREENS painted to odrer any design Store, House
Bank and Office SHADES actured and put up with
any Of new styles ef Shade Fixtures. Shade trim
mngs of MI kinds constantly hand by
q. Il. BRUCE & co. 3n4 Washington Steet BastOn,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-03

STATE OF VERMONT, pRoBATE COURTS within
WASHINGTON DISTRICT IS. and for the District aforc-
said will be holden the Probate Office, in Montpelier in
said District on Tuesday of each week. during the year
ensuing. HARVEY TILDEN, Judge
December l. 1857.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-03
Healthy Bread.

JAMES PYLES DIETETIC SALERA TUS,
The purest made, and steadily coming into geue
raj use Every tamiiy that uses it will recommend it to
the friends, which s the hest evidence of its merits
Beware Of Counterfes The genuine it packaged in
lb. Id. and III packages, may be desired, with
the Popre;ors name each and up in 80, 60, 100
and 100 Id, boxes. For sale by the principal wholesale
and retail Grocers in Boston and New England generally
Manufactured by JAMES PYLE,
Ri Washinuion Street New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24
CITY POLITICS..

ForR1u WARn-TaaM,sY School OFFICERS
TIE TGumauy Fourth Ward Convention met lest
evening at Rice's corner Of Madison aud Cathsrine
streets and made the following nominations for School
Oscers; Commssioper Charles j. Dougherty, liquor
dealer Inspector Francis Ryan, liquor dealer.
T,usees-Rdmund j. Kelly, hquor-dea'er; Tnomas
Mulep. hquor-deaer; Eugene Casscrly, liquor
dealer.
CITIZENS AND TAx.PaYrRs ASSOCIATIONS OF The
TwrkrIErH WARD-Quite large and enthusiastic
meeting of the Citizens and Taxpayers' Association
Of the Twentieth Ward was beld last evening 10 Lam
aytipe Hail. corner Of Eighth avenue and T~euty-unth
street. Mr. Edward Walker, President took the chair
ard made few remarks relative to the objects OF the
Association which he said ~ss to select snch men Tor
Office as used to iii all the Important positions IN oide
tmes-nen that were honest and who served the city
with honor TO themselves and advantage 10 the COM
nuniy.
After TIE admission Of large plumber OF new men,
ters il was resolved 20 appoint Committees 10 attend
TO the distribution of ballots &c, tie day of cleo
ton.
The nominations already made by the Association
for Alderman School Commissioner, School Trustees
and Ins,s ctor were rea and received with consider
able applause Gen. Vim. Hall. the noniree for
Alderman. in re Spouse TO a CALL made few remarks
that be should be elected he would To do his
duty in putting stop to the system of public plumber
which had now been long and 80 extensively carries
on BY our officials; that he was DOW over 81 years OF
age had lived an honest snd intended TO die one
He then IN pressed upon the Association the import
ance Of nominating the right son OF men Tor Coane'-
men, inssmuch ss the Senatorial District embracing
tha. Ward elected one-fourth of the entire Board.
Mr.. Walker followed With brief speech, in which
be pledged himself if elected, not only 10 PIT stop 10
punder but also to do all in his power TO effect res
tcraton Of the Bible into the thirteen Public Schools
from which ii had been j.c,ed.
a i.ter IRON james G.. McAdsD, esq, one OF the
Republican nominees for Councilman of the With SEN
storlai District, expressed his tho corruption
practiccd by the city officials and lis iatention il
elected to do bis best to efect reform an soliciting
IN Endorsement Of the Tax Payers Association. 1t
referred to the Conference Committee after which
the meeting adjourned until Thursday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24

PHILAptIfEIi, Tuesday, Nov. -, lsJ,.
Tlis moILire in the Ciicuit Cont uf the United
States for the Eastern District at Penusy' III.
Honor, X. &. Grier. granted ipuncons a, the suit Of
Horace ii. Day, AID also against the i've following
partier, io wiz Myers, Claghorn 4 Co; b. c. God
fIey Il Co.; Smou Sbbermat; Sbsdrrch Hl aud
Ashley Strange, restraining them and each Of them
from TIE further making or causing to be mace, or
u-ng censing to be used selling cansng u be
sold in any manner, any shirred, or corrugated, or
the spec,fcauoIs Of the letters pstent without the
license Of the IairtG, who l. the exclusive Of
the puiert privilege. The Goodyear psteut having
been previously established the only question the
identity Of process and proof Of Infringement which
being duly made 70 the satisfaction of the Court,
functions were Issued, above stat.d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24

SPORTING IsTELLiGENcE-A FIGHr BLIwEZS
AUSTRALIAN KELLY AND JOE CoECgS.-The Second
is the smallest Ward in the city, and the qriees Il
sbounds, however in stores whoesa!e and retail, a.;
in maj ufactures, great and small. With liquor and
diui.g saloons, it is more than abrndsnty supplied.
Fancy men and men Of muscle % generally Ignore
it, because it can collect at best less than seven huH-
dred votes. But yet, few men, professors o: the
manly art, cordescend to visit it. Two Of them did SO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Kelly and Joe Coburn-who
are matched to fight at early day in Canada, IN &c.
cordance with the rules of the English T. z.
They drank AID talked, and drank and talked ag'p.
Words ex .itir passed free as drinks iniox
ics,ipg, and finally Mr.. Kelly charged Mr.. Cohu'n
with being liar. Blows f,o~ed, and terrible rough
apdtuu bic fight of about Fix minutes duration ensej.
Quiet being restored it sscertsned that Mr. hsy
had come Of second beet. TIE police called and
arrived just all was over Cobu-n retired and Kelly
RENAME behind, col iident hat lie woui lick his man
in the real fight soon TO take place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24

FALL OF BCrLDIsG ~ ROcHYsTsY-SssEEAL
Ms BURIED IN rue RrIss. We leasa since gong
Ia pre,s trat the roof and the upper wab Vi Mr..
Bsr,ons new buidir on tie lower Race fell 10 about
81 o'clock this afternoon, sod thss several workman
were injured by the fnilsg ssouss s&d tinbsr. Mr..
Barton himself ~as in tbs basement with four MN.
all Of WHOM we're more % less hjassd. Mr., Carton
was slightly bruised Oh the back Of bis heck Two
men were cnt badly In The face. Abotke, Was Injured
in the head We Old learn the canse Of tie acci-
deLt The building In question pext the od
woelen factory, aud IN proeess VI fexre
the Gre last SIMMER. Il Is wobAer TINT no more
serious results should have acayyrd. lt 30
We learn from gentleman who len Rochester Lsst
evening that M. Cunier, carpenter. wns ~ beam
in the fourth story when the accident Scnrfei- lie
fe to the base nj crushing kS sknA in sueh man.
lAlbAsy Joupsa. ia
AS AxERIcAs AwaKDEDa Parzy ~ EsGiSsD.-
Prot. s. 3. Had. rusn AZ p.lawsro fslexs tsp ,ther
account says If Columbia, Pa.l has bven Arnrsted
$50 by Sir Wm. {. Treyelyb OF Nswc-sts,-On-ryns.
Erglard. for an essay 90 reform 81 Eogsh orlh0g
rarhy, .r which be offered przss about year ago,
open 10 B,tish and Ameflcan competition. Th.r.
were eighteen contestant, touf ID wloa,resehw Suei
$50 each. Prof H. is 20 reee.a slilicna- 20 in
case 10 exiencs And pgb'shss his essay. a, pa
eev daJs ago. cn the 70 II the Hon. John G..
Day D. tear Aontezuma. lad. two tfge springs bGr-t,
forth from the EARTH egd eohtiqge 10 throw I'd such
voluss II ~ete thi Grg. feds 10 the n,ighb rhood
haY- been ctst!ca VII Starring po,-s aud Z, ad,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24
m arkess.

CINCINNATI Nov 23-HoGs unchsrsed and rather easier
ing 10 being TT d sc Co. The mark. closed he.sy
and ~ith sish, decline in pr The reoePt. lat oes
declined &C. WHISKY advanced to Nc Other ARTICLES geneI'
nicaeo' Nov. 2s-rrouR firm. WHEAT very dun a. eOc.
CoRN ,tesoy SIC. But.o 1850 bots Flour,
Wheat, 4 100 bush. Corn.
BUFFALO, Nov So -FLous dull sad unchanged; .aes
20 for slJeItu- nois sud Nhcousin, -
a4 50 for good to choice Indiana Ohio Menisan aad
Cspsd. 1915 for eoube extra WHEAT Ia pretty sood de,
and heavy s.. 5000 bush - 10 tr rcd Oslo 81 p 1r
sprn. on pyst. urps, be 80 Cons drill aid
poninal Csc BARLEY 10 al 6oc6Sc Rye heii at tsdc
So BrcEIrIs-i4o sbI.. Flour. 80 bu.h Wheat.
ALBANY Nov. 256 p m-FLouR in fair demand; ss., Of
Flour i7iais pi,, r.. No ..i~s Of wng,r RYr CoRs
Neglected Western Mixed 7!q'5c OATS In sood deaaad
pnces Gm; fsles Of 1iso bush sh; Ch,saFo A. jc
urssure bash. Cauads Fast al Sc. welht No iui.
Prime 81 l., aud 900 ba,h d saiardsy h'., on private
UswEGo, Nov z-6 m.Thc weather wet and dsagree-
able the market for Flour and GSs mac i've rhce IS
cago Spring and o. lac 81 - for good Re- wint.r uao
CANAL FsEIGFTs .ominaly; -Four, 3d.; Whos, &C. aud
.Sh .xr IssosI7 81 sa.hei. va; 1870 ba.hel. Bar
ley Exrosrs-ilS bbls Flour seco bushels whest
WnE,T: o-esy 2cc0 bush ~ 81 for southern d.
and i 4o4 IS ior do White; w.nern War; = g.
Corn Dub al 9gnyOc for Old Yellow. WHISKY dull a. % nst'
Al unchanged Cons firm; old Whit e5cs' new 9sof 81
NTwoxLEAxs, Nov. t-coTros-saes to-day as0 boles.
tie nsrA.t 6rGe Tor re sher rfsds and easier iof me
i,v,r ope, Southern Red WHEAT 81 - McLAssEs SIC.
PoRk buoysnt and advspced l2c
NTwOkLEASs, Nov. . CoTToS sales 1890 bales, Al III %
iic Mddg for which the marie; closes rmer the .'
OF THREE oays 81 500 ha.rs and the receipts a.
tCO eganst 500 the corresponding week OF las. yrss
Flour iuoysnt and BE sales ct -5 T. 10. Bacon
finn at G for shoulders ard gi0ac. for secs. fREGhfs;
Cotton L. Liverpool. eloQsd-, and TO UsVe li; SrhkLN@
FxcHANGr, 1911 0l0i .
hoeiLt Nov ~ -Corros Sale. to-day 30 bal 90 a, IL
fer .CLns, tie market closing quit
SAVANNA Nov. 2a-CoIrVa-stles to-day 100 bales al
unc hsr g-d prices
day, D. So baleA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24

Of ts presumed oppO-ition to the wishes Oh '"0
psop,e. and .msrd verdict thereon at oar up
rroachipg Charter Election. To the end ri .u'',
re one ticket for School Officers in eacn ara
where such exclusion has been effected OF "'"'.'",
fairly made up Of members OF the 'a'"D' p''S
parties, which shall be distinctly ''' "' S.s, -.
vorsble TO the use Of the bo'e j" Wv 10
formerly If the opponents OF 'ucn r'o o'o0'e 10
divide, they will; but ~e 'houia prefer 'n1, 'he''
too, would present common ticket ana make TOE
issue as broadly and squsrey as p"''i0le' Ihen' If
the People vote not to ha'e the Bible road BY tdeir
.hnarsn we have nethiDg more to say. 1t will
Or, h.,s been fairly voted out, instead of being
nI.rae,toeIy kicked out. But let politics and per-
sons aspirations be oyerru~d for the occasion, aud
let us see clearly whether the People do or do not
de.ire the Bible excluded from their schools.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
sFroIaL DisFarcH TO THE y. v. TRIBUNE.


Fron Csr Otra Co,,e.ponderL
WAsHNGToN, Tuesday. Nov. 90, l-,-.
The Paraguay ok ,edItion has already cost On
enormous sum. aud will Inevitably lnvolSe still
grester Expenditures. Naval men here who are
familiar With the theater Of operations confidently
predict that The expedition vii be a failure.
The Administration is greatly perpexed by tho
complication Of affairs IN the Cult espe ;iauy cy
the Spansb demonstration against Mexico. Ex-
plsustIons haze been demanded Of the Spanish
Minister here. Lord Nsper and Count de Sartiyes
are try ing to help bin out of his embarrassment
The chief Of bureau in ouc OF the Depart
ment., aho bas been Suspected Of being Douglas
man, wss called up to-day before one of the Sec
retarles, and asked if be had subscribed tn the
fund for the celebration on the reception of
Douglas. The soft impeachment vac denied.
Senators Trumbul and Dixon hsye arrived.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24

dolly c'ee.cS The ste rersy> al to tAe ury
S,riGr DE der s.a o. Ssy ,rrrau.,ica = de aid -sS
Nberorr ~. s~ps~tt th-t the rrce cou q I've
si,s s,s H. ~ SD . cs ss ~
Nd,yrry NH rto.te and raicus y o. q. an kea s.iy
s,1sr, Bi.ai W.s.aaaI sEd vosb. com n.sa. &
srd rr on- tkeu. 40 caeh even Of hen do the
svsri s4'> 1d ssosr the -sss I.' ssss mcs
. nser bss Of SssIs % Ce~nsy C,s,ss. srs tod fss
.-. :. uioiud Nv h~ .rd shsses ir ,a sspsa
Court y %s VEL S = s ~ 80 a., "a S
Bosrs .so sps ies sars s-.<s ~ sss --i.s
prosd.s, AID lis Court sasl seem pror~<
'se'Aor '''A tie es''' oi Us P'o'esSile prscsrys
Subscribed s.Fse me. TIA =, esyo nssseess.
1854 q b. sH,srrS. Conrissiorsr Of D. rds-
Cry ora C0sa,y II NcSr- Fort. o-Davm A.
po~.I o. tie .sd ef' o iat asy ssoi9 "a a. ,eT 90 s
peFp'' t.sh Of the .y aot County q New fe, and h
ben -uch fcr past Tss, h. acted ss s'sssy
the soaIe Of County C'ny,ser' Of be sss \ Nv NJ
since sra curing IT. oFssn,kaon Irred q ana 81 t'sh
We , ,S ., nss. Ssss. L,s -. ; aver.
srS Isf.rrvd IA the aTlsIt As,. ~ as&cd ssd
81 hv',rr the sid ke@, hsd to of ofth- sd
County Gers. IL The aid aida, it s-tkgA NxSyq
rcxea rsrer usrsed eor'siCs correct a;cnrut 80 'hr
sr,icn The ssid Board IN tie otios VI
Supervisor Bel. 'sisI'eS TO u sHs sAs.s ..,n.,,.
svt.cI BID ,nd before si' "a s's sf Nos.,
JONI II. Ts,pP Comr II Dteds,
Supervisor Bait moved that the S'cresary OF the
Board be instructed to prepare ,isteasst " tho
votes rom the rturps produced to be certlhet and
attested as required bylaw. VI Pr ~.
The Yeas and Nsys b.ing demanded, the Prssdet
put the question when the motion was iost-b voSinS
In the adiIu atiye and 6votrg in the negative. 80
ThOsc voting In the afhma,ive we're 81 petvA0rs
Tweed, Bel, Puriy, Brisg', Conrer aud Rscte-S
Those voting in the negative WIRE Supervisory
Kennedy, Stiiman, Weissnian NcctLies, Stewart and
Bhut-6. rH 'ItrHJ
A true extract from the miputes Of the R,ed Of
Courty Capyssscp, on Friday Novenh-r l?, 1874.
Aegslerk. No,. 2. 1893. n A FowLAR, Ss,H,Ap.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24
LECTURE OF HON JOHN COCHRANE.

Last evening the Hon JoHS CocRRssr dehvsrpd
lecture 10 the Hall Of tie Cooper insttase betps ths
Catholic Library Association. The Hal vas sbvat
half filed The subject Of the icc.ure thcis0u-
cree OF lard distibution upcn the general pros
p,rity If nation. The iecsu-ersr Thought tbat
il was OWING to the evanesccnt qualify OF ar
and water that they Were not monopoLtcA ~
land had beer. lie Asserted th,t the exstence of
wan. of nutrition FOR the body gave the right ~ the
possession Of the earth to those for whose ssnance
Il WINS necessary, es the want N air and water gave
the light to them. Vet this widely departsd from
in practice. Without attempting tn interfere wtth the
present rights Of properly, the principle conss oe
applied To- lands unappropiated, by giving tafm u
those who needed them for their support lt9inniog
with the establishment Of the patrarchal syste the
lecturer the history Of tho acquisition Of pywr.
based W the possession Of lsnd, until tr,suhd Ia
the ereeih ~ thrones, which placed productive 'noor
in position Of servitude. TIE anoement pveepcr
ity and freedom Of any people In the ratio Ut te
number OF people owning the soi; AMI to Enthusiastically,
he cited the ststscso OF population and apd-ewte{ship
Of Russia ireland, Austria, England, FTnce, Italy
and the United States. Ii freedom was 10 be per-
petuated he thought il NUT b. b. cause land nnst be
vested in the largest number Of our people. As .
measure of public policy therefore, he cons'deaed that
the distribution Of the public lands oosg our t'nd-
less citizens was matter ef necessity. Ghe lecturer
then conriJere the neuce Of tho rapid iuersAse ct
cities and their population in connection with tlesuo-
ect. Cities became the centers u crime aud oppression,
and il Was necessary to stay ttc progress OF arime
that lands be th' open to the surplus p0Quitti"n
Of CITES The prop, sed allotment he c6ntedted Would
result in the advancement 81 the rnsteviAi wealth of
the country. Assuming that the msss ct osis alien
pnlation and nearly equal number ut oue native
population would avail thems ives Of fres lspdA the
lecturer endeavored to approximate tha lmaentV III
crease Of the value vi our pI.en, ahccupiyd lands,
and The increase OF value OF the personal property by
the adoption of the scteine. In" fcverues ~ the
country too would be Increased by the increased
sumption of foreign products, beside trfrdhg many
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24
4 PRILADELPHIAN STABBED.

John Brysn, Of the persons who came as gn"sts
Of Hberpia II CINE Company No. |, was dsngerously
stabbed last nix ht about o'clock, il iroat OF The IT..
Nicholas Hoel. Il appears he WAS aightiOg from q
csrrisge in front of the hotel, when irsoxicated
man ran agairt him, and, on demonstrating xjtn
him, struck lin powerful blow, ~hich was t.
turned. Two lr.uds Of the assaent then came up,
and one Of them stabbed Bryan in the groin ndicu
a very ugly wound, which is however, not consid-
cred fatal. Tee dants escaped and Bryan wa re-
moved to the Eighth Ward Station Hou-e. The
Mayer went 10 the Station House and took the neces
cary affidavits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24
grated new lease, to have serviceabs steam force
FIRE PIN on each boat be used on every ayals be

FIRE puup on each boat, 10 be used on every ala bic
occsson
ON .-eio-.red r-s>r-n-- ~ y--r yo-& Pie r-rvt
Mutual IL voluntary dOs~ bAse asrAed
fife csnp " lien tur cannot rcHsr-
Morris Franklin Responded.
The PrcsSc ard Tyrssr~s ofti> ysk Fi'S
Tepo,-e.s Ih. srd snor-r- OF svuevohu
ssdusi tn AID rcoIony xecal4v
tie b-s. p oea- G; i1esr lcsAy.
ID. T. NJ i.ken and joan Giles spoke 10 this toast.
q The Che) and Asrs Enciaes's 81 the Ss'riert fsre
Department
Zopbar Mills, ESQ.,, was called 10 respond
To- he Bod,S of Con~ic-srs Of tr Nev i0-k Fire De-
The f.hfG c~hcEe az their cus tas gwen ctA
setsr aid efficiency - toe Department.
r. II. Eli, ,sg., responded.
Il. Tse STEAM FSs Ensne-Tte greatest s-AiiSy 10 Vol
uIteer DE- parfunett-
NJ. Coleman Of The philadelphia Ldger, gave a
history OF the introduction of the steam Ere Engine
in Philadelphia
IL The C If fer It's pa,risc
eDtsu s in rh- Of its history t inSres-i pro-
rsf.y population sud power evidences Of is odsr ca
cry ertcrfrise ard it'd pendesoe
Dir. Smith OF Philadelphia responded.
is TIE Pv,-Toe power has ras,d mantle dark
civilization has progressed where its lence has b-a
exertso.
Was supported by the Hon. Erastus Brooks
a. Ho-aThe that guides course Through Efe the
hghttkst cheers bomes
w. 7. b. Milken took the ladiee part
This morning the Company leaves at O'Clock for
Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24
To tho Asso c .sted Press.

WAsHTGToS, Tuesday, Nov. %, 1853
II s said the Presidents Message, and the reports
Of the Heads Of the Departments, with the exception
OF that If the Secretary Of the Treasury, are nearly
completed. The Postmaster General has issued an
order for a weekly mail from NewOeeans, to connect
with the regular coaches OF the San Diego and San
Antonio line to FL Psso, where it will be transferred
to the Memphis Overland Al all to San Francisco.
Secretary Floyd has far covered from bis recent
illbess that ne able to attend Cabinet meetiog
to-day.
New-Orlears papers of Thursday last, received
here, ray that conspiracy was discovered in Cam-
p.acty Oh the I'D ult., which to have been fol-
lowed by an ostbre SIX the following Sunday when
the city was to be sacked to raise for the
ZulOaga Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24

A public exhibition o: the Grammar School, Of this
city nav open OF the Cooper Institute ana free to
al visitors. Toere will be. during each evening. sing
ing and defamation by the scholars On Friday az
ternoon a, O'Clock, tie scholars viii give Nr Cooper
reception in the large lecture room, and in the even.
ing. Mr. Timm and Mr.. vilsrova viii perform on the
Alexandra organ aud piano fo,te, selected from
the Membership Ut,on. On Saturday, the medals
viii be distributed by Mr.. Peer Cooper. Tnere will
be some public speaking by Distinguished men on
each eyering. Tie collection u productions is very
large aud very excellent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24
The South Carolina Legislature.

CHARLEsTos, Tuesday, Nov. -, 1898
The message Of Gov. Auston TO the Legislature OF
south Carolina was delivered to-day. the MESSAGE
Conservative in tone concise and well written. II
CALI the attention Of the Legislature to the duty OF
eecpg United States senator in the place OF Sens
Tow Evans refers in terms Of cougrstulation to the
nrog,a OF the railroads and other internal improve
mett. Of the State; recomms nds the Investment OF
Southern capital more il Southern improvements and
lees in Nortnein securities refers in terms OF disap
pIova to incendory Resolutions ssa'ns. oavgry .!
upoeserving Of response, aud exhortins the states
10 cultivate y,ines industrious domestic habits,
and to observe scrupnlousy oil the Federal ob"goos
De then refers to the rcert saver case 81
no IN ,~,r, ,.if the fyof;on 20 law aud order o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24
The National Finances.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday. Nov. %, I5j5.
Fro~ SPECIAL Corresportent
The issue Of the ten million loan, already author
lied by Congress, depends on the receipts Of the
Treasury. II they are abundant the loan will not
be issued; if they are deficient, it ~ill be offered
The probability bow is that it will soon be aiver-
tised. OF the two millions of Treasury notes whose
reissue is authorized, one million has already been
ressUed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24
The Weather.

BIsGHAMTos, y. y, Tuesday, Sov. %. 1853.
Snow tas fallen here to the depth Of fifteen inches
since Yesterday.
CHESTER Pa, Tuesday, Nov. %, ls,s
The sIow here is sevcn inches deep, and is still
falling.
BosTos, Tuesday, Nov. q, lS5S
a severe north-easteily gsle and heavy raio storm
has ragged here all day causing unusually high tide
In the lower portions Of the city many wharves were
covered, aud numerous cellars flooded, but No sxious
damn ge done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24

TIE people 81 Souto Cafolrs bat expresse' regret a.
Their cccurrerc. productive If rtei e,cite-
nents He questions the p'op,ir,v ~ inerf ,ri,g in
srch q amer sih the commerce OF the iahsbt4st,
sf CUBE nd evrre-ses the belief that xhe the Navy
al The Ufiied Staes may under the Coos itu'i II Dc
charged With pIevertDg q ssve-trade o-;~e-n the
cossi Of Africa az d orr Shores is pucy "a l-
foreign nao's regulate their affairs aud e,f,fce
their own police. The remainder OF the message il
corfbed Ia State puiicy Recommending, With Othel
things, arelesl Of N { u-ury Laws.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24

TIE HIBERsIA ESGIsE CosrASr LEAVE THEIR
M,HK AS the Companies marched down Broadway
yesterday they halted opposite the establishment Of
Mr. Fairs, of the Root Gallery, where Gne photo
graph wss taken. Considering the uclernent state OF
tie weather, And snuoyapcc Of Tremendous array
Of umbrellas, Mr. Fairss picture is complete success
TIE prnc features and most Of tue faces in the pre-
cession well brought cut, aud do great credi. to
the freusD as well A. TO the artist.