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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-04

LE News from New Orleans of Nov.
lst.. states that the yellow fever in that
city, is no longer epidemic.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-04

None know the full extent of pres emf
hate but those who have achieved that
which will ensure the highest need of fu-
ture admiration.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-04

There is sanctity in suffering when
meekly borne. Our duty. though set about
by thorns, may still be made staff. sup
porting even while it tortures. Cast it
away, and like the prophets wand. it
changes into snake.
Nothing is so great an instance OF i'll
manners as fattery. If you hatter all the
company you please none; If you only
fiatter one or two. you affront all the rest.
The Government of San Domingo has
issued about fifty -two and quarter mil
hons of dollars in paper. Thu value Of it
at lhe present time is just one cent on the
dollar: sblA
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-04

EN A. L. Wheeler, Esq. is having an
Artes:an well dug. at his residence south
of town.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-04
Saturday, Nov. 1871

DIED--In this place,on the Gath ult,.
Mrs. CHARLOTTE FULLER, consort of Rev.
A. Fuller
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-04
Agricultural.

There will be an adjourned Meeting of
the III. Agrieulturgl Sosiety. at the Court
house, on
Saturday, Nov. 18th,
for the purpose of settling the finances
of the Society. sa-
1. B. HALSET, President.
SAM. B. CoRBALEY, Sec'y
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-04
New York, Oct. 90.

At midnight none Of the wounded of the
Goulding family were dead. but no hopes
are entertained of the recovery of Mrs
Goulding and the servant glrl Murphy.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-04

EE Daniel Mcclure. Secretary of State,
has been appointed to the honorable and
valuable position of Pay master in the
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-04

Always suspect man who affects great
softness Of manner and unruffled evenness
of temper, and an enunciation studied, slow
and deliberate
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-04
Bourbon.

We visited the thriving little town oil
Bourbon, on Monday of last week, and
were pleased to note sundry improvements
which have been made since We were
last there. There are several business
FIRMS all doing good business. While
"waiting for the cars" we learned from
some bystanders, that Lodge of GOOD
Templars" had been organized. and was
In complete working order" The men,
bers of the Lodge have purchased all the
Liquor in Bourbon. and intend to burn it
in the streets one of these days. They
have passed a "Mane Liquor Law" up
there, of their Own, and use Moral sua-
sioa' to enforce it.
We also learned that a Lodge of indie
pendent Order of Odd Fellows had been
organized--or would be soon; and also.
that they had Society called tie "Bour-
bon Union" These--wiIh the Bourbon
Militia" make Bourbon Ear ahead of Ply
mouth, in regard to such institutions.
@A meeting of tho young men of
plymouth was held a the Seminary last
Saturday evening, for the purpose of or
ganizing Literary Society. The attend
ance not being as large as was desirable,
the President was instructed 70 engage the
services of a speaker to address the people
on the benefits to be derived from an or
ganiza.ion of this kind. The President
selected MARK CUMMINGS, Esq, who has
consented to deliver an address this even
ing, at the Seminary. Every young man
is requested to be in attendance, anG bring
one lady. at least-more if he can get
them. We hope to see a goodly number
of our townsfolk in attendance, and thus
aid in establishing an Institution where our
young men may spend their evenings both
pleasantly and proftably. without any ex-
pense. Lsporte, Valparaiso, and several
other villages in this vicinity, have their
Lyceums. and Literary Associations, and
we can see no good reason why this place
should not be reaping the advantages
which these institutions confer.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-04

On the maternal bosom rests the spirit
of nations, their manners, their prejudices,
their virtues; in other terms, the civiliza-
ton of the human race.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-04

sDWe invite attention to the advertisement
Of Dr. KLINE, published in our paper to day. The
matter ofwhich treats is very important, and oul
New York correspondent informs US that he has
known the advertiser for several years. and that
he Is every way worthy of confidence.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-04
Columbus. Ind. Oct. %.

The jury in the case of Manhunter
vs.. Shrewsbury d Price. to day rendered a
verdict against Menhunter for $40. 000.---
The latter on hearing the verdict read
drew pistol and shot himself through
the heat, causing instant death.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-04
Sands Of Gold.

The heart &of woman is so formed
that, however arid it may become in the
breath of prejudices and the exigencies OF
etiquette, it will always have a fertllizing
and smiling corner--it is that which God
has consecrated to maternal love.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-04

The STATE PRrsoS.--It was stated not
many days ago. by an officer in the State
Prison. that there are row about forty more
inmates than the institution was designed to
accommodate; and that this state of affairs
renders 1t extremely unsafe for keeping
prisoners. The State Sentinel says there
will be proposition laid before our Legis-
lature, at its next regular session, to have
new building erected somewhere in the
limestone regions Of the Wabash. This
would undoubtedly be benefit to the State
from the fact that it is more central To-
cation, and consequently easier of access
During the past few years. crime has s,
rapidly increased, and Its victims have be
come SO numerous. th.I more extensiv,
buildings are imperatively necessary.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-04

@Tbe amount of Specie in the banks
of the great monetary centers of the world
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

from Cotos Court for the old political Saen,e.i S.i
These wrs against fFG.saaa' sa@ walker %sR i It will
by the Sheriff, that Sheriff Is sam " ''"0'' "'''
% there I'll. smother ra%S+ Of ssn mSre ssS ,F's sr Ba
nature 'na. ~ certain provincial Free-State men
chanan 70 m nav, contemplation of anticipated trouble
Stei wren the LecOmptOn Constitution is thrust on
Kansas. ..J Nth tba old d;Aicul
,,o. 0, continue TO leave the Territory. Some
think il is because they are giving up tsss others dnd
snaer When il occurred. learn from Platte, Clay
and Jackson Counties, that desperate efforts are
being made to organize the Border Ruliians once
more for the protection of the Bogus Calhoun Gov
ment. An old gentleman, formerly resident OF
Platte County, and who has relations there, but
who is now Free-State man, has just come from
There. and Informs me that there never was such
systematic effort at any time to get Border Ruihan
dom aroused. Those who are at work say that thus
Is the last great struggle, and that Missouri must
helm 10 seat the State Government to have 1t done
property.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

ARREST OF POLITICIANS FOR SABBATH BREAKING.
On Sunday afternoon about o'clock, the Nineteenth
Ward Police proceeded 10 the corner of For.y-second
street and Third avenue to arrest party in the habit
of playing ball there every Sunday. On arriving at
the place the Police found about halfadozen Of the
ex-Municpal Police, who, with John Egan and large
number of boys were playing ball in the rear of Esans
store. The whole party arrested and marched up
Third avenue to the StaOnlIouse in Ffy-ninh street,
where the principals gave their names as John Esan,
William Caughlin, Jeremiah Graham, ex-poicemen,
abd Patrick Whslen. They were locked up, when
Egan sent after Judge Browne who was in the neigh
borhood, but the Judge refused to take any steps to
hberse them fron the fact ha. they were arrested on
the order Of the Mayor. Egan then dispatched per-
SOD to the residence Of Mayor Tie nan, at Manhattan.
VILE but up to late hour the Mayor had not arrived
at the StationHouse Egans Custom-liouse Officer
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22
LAW W INTELLIGENCE


srPREMk COtEI-SFsciAt Ifst-fFH. 3-1@<ors a.
CIrsKr.
Or Saturday morning, John n. Whiting, Referee.
.ubn.d for con6rnson report from which spp-sys a.
M Vhirr s dsuEu.tsd With tie whole s,iet and wiscs -
Iays the behsesnt psrtie. c0uas and sDe Aer
h.,,e before soue other trbu, The Refetee ssked ga
S ar order fo Messr. JobsOn And seely show oa
dn..dsy next before Judge Cierke why hey shoA no ~
pnbed Tor contempt Court Mt y ely has also 70 chow
esuse suy b. have WHY his should no, be STRICKEN ,
th- rc,l. OF ibe Court. snd his license invoked
6KNsRaL TTRN-Beore Juds DAWES CLsssE and Scrrss.
LAND.
John B.ekmsu Admins u W. Bsrhrof decsascl.
AT. The People and others.
This sut was brought to obtain construction OF TIE
will OF Dr. Bhrofe Knd rhook After making eertsiu eSs
ces to hi. widow spu. .nd certain resyes in Enssnd b
devised the residue estate e1cenf 100 60 20 his exes-
tors " their discretion associations tor We
r. ief % POOR women snd orphans.
In 1883 upon the probate Will the eno2nce1.
and the plaintiff became administrator
The complaint which ia 1851 syr that b. Il a.
vtssd that thee b-cee.s for charity pys judS
m.nt OF the Court upon the will
Judge Mitchell bsfor. whom the heard made a.
and the upon app from that dscr--.
the 10TH. JOHN H. Reynods and Joseph Blunt vii reply G
Fable socs H. Undsrhl against the beSuests
IN behalf u tho foreign yo and Joan Van Burea closes <
ths Plaintiff.
hs Of interest account Of the objects ofths
test E bounty ard the gs questions involved aud wu ocnpD
the Court today end dtomoETow.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22
TIE REAL GAME OF CALHOUN.

Tie Kickapoo correspondent Of The Pres' lPhla-
delnbial. in bis letter of Feb. g, 1853, says:
THE programme Of tie LeccmptOnites hs. unwit-
,rglv La ted out II is this Calhoun has ef. man
b 10 is.ue certificates to tine officers elect who are
slavery according to bis count whenever tue Con.
iitution pass through Congress, which fact he is t.
telegraph 10 his said agent at the earliest opportunity
As soon ss the members of the Legislature receive
their certifcates they to meet at Fort Leaven-
woitb elect Calhoun and Isaacs United States Sens-
storr. and adjourn sine di What the State officers
are 70 do we are not informed. The game is very
desperate one and ii is very certain that Calhoun has
staked his bottom dollar on the result II the Con-
stitution passes Congress, know of no two who
would be better entitled to ts advantages or better
representatives. Of the LecompOn party, than the
above named. 1t il not expected that either of them
will ever enter the Territory again, citizens, and
they would very ftly carry out in fraud, the game
thus frauduent!y begun.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-rss. is-BeSr. Jaass

Michsel Harrison ast. The Mayor. Sc., and Collins
This action brought TO foreclose q lien died
by the plaintiff under the Meohsncs Lien upon echoed
building Ms H. The defendant Collins contrsted for the
ton the bu6ng question and the plaintiff furnished tin Cd
other materials the request of Collins valued S2ls hs
Collins made with the School 0c Of the Ssv
enih Ward The plaintiff and testified TO the
and character and value Of the work performed BY hin
he counsel for the deiendanta moved for dismissal OF the
psinf the ground that the School 0ce Of the Ssyeoh
Ward he scents 81 the Cooperation aud had po
20 biz d them. The Court granted the motion.
George s. Suit for plsinua; A. r. Lawrence IT,, fos tAe
Mayor SC; A. r. Dyett for Collins
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

NEw.YoRK H.sIoRIcAI SoCrETT-We invite spe-
cis stterton to this evenings lecture on the subject
of Washington Portraits, by the Venerable R-m-
brandt Peale o; Philadelphia. 1t will be the eshtleh
arlversary Of his own birth. Mr. Peale has recently
added to his collection careful copies, made by h''n-
self Of .he portraits Of Washington, b. stuart irum
bull and others, ard taese. with Is own, Will be ex
hbited in proper order during he lecture in peculiar
Way By gas light so that the whole audience may see
esch picture distinctly.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22
.fAhrrrflAmfnf.
Dr EITCuis SIX LECTURES, embracing an

DR.. s. s. FITCH's SIX LECTURES, embracing M
Of the treatment by which be- cures OF voc
IfosI Innss U.art som.eh Liver Kidneys snd skn and
other ehron dsoiders and Rules Of Heath aoss
OF eood oonyituon msy BE- preseryed % oSE HssDskD
y,r,, bouud volune Of 800 psses-O llu"raons fres,
H. Orc 25 cents; By mail nee q pSss" fot 30 senA
1;j,a Ofie. spe saie ard sadTta D. FrcH NJ d., No
ia BIosdw.y n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22
fAdyertisementl
WAsHINGION's BIRTH DAY At PrRDY'S N

1osaL TnEarER-1he Birth Day Of the Father our Couuy
be celebrated al this popular and Aourshns establishment,
by an Of unusual interest and mh Pour pircs
announced, viz, CAnLMHss; Or, THg DkowSsD CREw
The Psntomiule Of the RED GsoNE AND WHITE wARRIos A
rev Drama called SAH TIE JRwHSs aud the Comedy Of In
OUI PLACE Mes.rs Allen, Fox The Carlo Family and
sl the Company appearing.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22
Advertisement.
EXAMINE IOTR SCALES.

AN INCORRECT SCALE WILL GAAw THE VERY UIALs Vei
OF Az APPARENTLY PRosPEsOus BUSINESS.
Test your Scales thoroushy and found inooTrect
sde Of FAIRBASks cELEBRArLD seALE 1"' s"
yer..Iy NOV ledsed standard for correct ~eiznt
Moye than 100 different modifostioEs toe ssI. oy
FAIRsANKs 4 Co., No. lb9 brOeoTv ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22
CITY, ITEMS.

On Saturday tLere was snow enough on The ground
fer olerabe sic Ching, AID it well improved. AT
night the weather warmed up, and yesterday there
IVES gradual thaw, so that the sleghitg was pretty
much used up. At 10 o'clock iast night mixture o;
snow and rain wss falling, and it was .atAef sloppy
under foot.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

in-,i.,ton toe power to interfere in the everyday
affair Of The people and food the cOuotry with paptr
currency, when hsy could Use as specie. bu
VIII rs. cbections the bill IL herewith returned
,o ,ba Uouse in which it originated.
~ 80 - ies J. ". DENVER. Acting Governor.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

SEyrs1H DIsrncr.-Tom Jonea, jr., the Repre-.
sentative IL tte Assembly rom the Sixteenth Ward OF
this city, maze his mark the other day by good
speech, aud ia thus complimented By Tile albany
Erhng Journal;
"A GENERAL BANKErPT LAw.-T. Jones. Jr., OF
New York, delivered speech Yesterday on the SUP M
ject of the recent financial cries, and IN iayor OF
general BANKRUPT law. As Democrat he was
Obliged 70 make few Pro.Slayery iourishes, but as
whole, the speech is very credtsble 20 its author
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22
GAGvertisemeut.
U.SuuvcToS's BIRTH DAY At BARNI Ms

.pa sprroprs,e p~rformaDces An American p'ty by
.abor The PIONEER PATRIOT now 10 the fh week
81 m and written 20 Ill Wstrse the times th.t tried
M ns souls" THIs AFTERNOON well THs EvGsiyG-ss
,v s msrceni 1legorcal tsbc Mfs Charles Howard
,b Godd..s Of Liberty and the anthem Of the Star Spanged
B.up.r AZ BARsIa's Museum
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

BrRcIAR ARRESTED D, A WoMAN.--A fellow,
giving bis name az Good Thomas was arrested yestsr
say charged with burglaious. entering tho promises
cf Margsiet Mccormick, in Eleventh street. Mrs.
McC. was aroused by the fellow in her room, and,
spripgpg up, caught and held him until the arrival OF
a policeman. Thomas was locked up. On his person
was found fine set Of skeleton keys
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

A SEINE IN 4 CArHoIIc CHrEoH.-Dwing mass
Yesterday morning in St. Andrew Catholic ChWcn'
Duane street Immediately after the elevation oi Tue
Hosf an athletic Irisbman lose from his seat IN Tue
body Of the church snd stretching out DIS arms III tue
shape of Cross, exclaimed wildly Save me on'
-aye me, Jesus ! am going | am gong fof
fsw moments there was great alarm IN the galleries.
where it supposed the uproar was caused oy tue
discovery of FIRE in the building; but the true a'e
oftbpgs soon appea.ed, the enthusiast was removed
spi quiet restored.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22
fAdvp,ti-meptI

Advertisement
NEW STYLES TCBuLAG, ALBERT and BEAu'
FosI TLsi JonyLLE scAsFs. CEAvars; GLoS,s Of h1.
Ch, Sk ke SHIRTS made order snd ready made w
DEssHIsTs, DsAwTxs HALF HosE, kc AT NrnL-
d. C. SILLEcx Coz.
No l5s Broadway, cor doo''J'-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

TRE CAsaL-srRLTT HoNo1pf-' hND'' 20
JrRY.-A late hour Saturday nieu' O0'o".' "oA
rery concluded his investigation co'n"eN.'u 'ow'
dajs sgc, ;u,o the circumstances a"eedns '"e ue"'
Of Mr. james p. Duyckipck, late the foreman 0' moo.
and Ladder Company No. 4, who was sho. oy p','o
10 the bands Of J. Frederick Bsdenhopp 'asI monaa!
everins, while m the lager beer saloon No. ios Cana
tr-e.. Much testimony use taken during Tue day Du'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

Dr. LEONARD WRAr who has lived several years
in IDdis and mingled Intimately with her people as
planter and magistrate, vii give this evening, before
the Mercantile Library Association, the first of course
of four lectures on India and IFS People" Mr.. W.
has ectured accepaby on this theme In Boston, whose
press seems unanimous in commencing his eots. He
il an Eng!ishman, and will Of course give az English
view Of thing-, but bis extensive and intimate knowl-
edge Of LIS subject must make him an Interesting
speaker.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

AIIENPI TO EscArE FROM SIsG-SiN" Fhi'oS-
THREY MEs SHoI.-On Thursday evening" a' ~
O'clock. while the convic,s in the State fn'on d.
SiDs sing were fling ito the mess-room i'r sup
Pc, FIVE of them ade rrh !cr the n'e''
.icb Is frozen over, thinking to escape on Tue i'e
They we're pursued ard f;ed upon By tue gua'a''
al 4 al trougt, bsck, when three were found 70 oe
wcaided; John Spence, the wel-knoSn conip1n'ou
ard ps Of Mol Hedges, hsi received FIVE oaA'' re'e
Dev.n, sent up for ng stolen goods Two oau''
AID Quitp, +, urth We:d Burglar, got iout ou'ie''
Tee ctbe...o were rot Injured spence and Juan afo
badly hurt, and viii probably de
Spence IVES sentenced al the ls't Term oi 'ne
# Sessions Of this city for four eafs and nine months
Quipn and Devin were both sentenced a. 'e just
closed The conyicts bad got of 90 the zee aoou,
Lurdred yards before they were brought 70 "
tie musketry of the prison police A'ter .ner return
TO ths prison. the two who escaped uninJule were
subjected to the wekrowr disciplOe oi sho~ering'
perety so subduing to rebelcOLvets while QuHn ana
spence for wsoee life 10 hopes were eh'er'aned' "er.
"a. en- 10 the prison hospital. Devln iuckiy escaped
with two mparayely harmless Shots "na VI" prop
ably recover.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

The very slight specimen Of sleighing available OF
Saturday and Sunday set New.York crazy Saturday
was high carnival the avenues ana the revely we
kept up TO the serious iamsge Of Sunday Observance
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS CoURT-Fsb So
Before Commissioner MosroN.
DISCHARGED.

James Gray and Anthony Buckley two sesmen o.
American schooner Absgs J.nnnss brought ~
ned charge of setting fire that vesse while -
Hog Island Nsins appears that the vessel put Il tbs
island account OF stress weather The trip from New.
York Elizabeth City G. Shortly ssr putting Ia al Hog
Island the csptsn and another man e the weasel on bua
svg the accused in charge Of her On their rtn
OF the beds Of the discovered 10 be FIRE.
instantly thrown overheard and further damage dons
The evidence the showed that Of the accidentally
dropped pipe which fire the bedding The Commis
accordingly ordered their discharge. Mr. Dwight for Tie
prosecution; ex-Judge Beete for defense
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

po,,cry,x CuAnaED WIN ATTEMPTING To
ExIoRr MoSEY-A few days ago, man named
James d. Davis was arrested on suspicion OF burgla-
riously entering the premises of Thos. Gouey in Eey-
enth street. and stealing therefrom pocketbook con-
tanning fifteen cents. II seems that Mr. Goney, who
was in bed and asleep, awakened about o'clock
in the morning by the shutting of widow. He
jumped out Of bed, and looking out ssw Davis, and
suspecting him to be the thief caus, ID hs arrest. The
accused was committed to prison for examination.
Subsequently Mrs. Davis went to the prison for the
purpose Of seeing her husband and met at near
the prison gate by Policeman Voss Foss who gave
bis name to her a. Thompson. She asked to see her
husband when the policeman said he would LET her IN
for 50 cents or would get her husband out of prison
for 81. She said she was very poor but nevertheless
would Try and get the money The policeman engaged
10 meet her at the place, in the afternoon. Mrs.
Davis then went TO Of her friends and iioally
succeeded in ra-iug the sum Of -. With happy
heart at the thought Of being able to get her husband
released from durance vile she repaired to the place.
At the appointed time the policeman there, when
she handed him the s. bill. lie gave it to another
officer who got change, when he returned her 81 and
pocketed the balance; after which he told her to go
home that her husband would BE- released the same
afternoon. BY means or other the matter leaked
out and reaching the ears Of the derelct policeman
he hasteI ed to her house and returned the 81 stating
that there was some mistake-that he thought the
man was locked up for disOrderly conduct or some
such thing. Officer Hawks arrested the accused and
conveyed him before Justice Steers who held him to
boil in the of 81 co., to answer the charge before
the next Court Of Sessions. An examination was yes
erduy had in the case Of Davis and he was discharged
from custody, the evidence being insufficient to hold
him. 1t was shown that he was in the habit of visit
rg the place in question: and was Of good
character.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22
Advertisement. o.,

ANsON's DAGUERRHOTYPES, LARGE otAE, ro~
81 Cars The oaly pl.ne in .hs city where pAS"hs
srr made exclusive sny other psoture " q ,,.u.
AksoI's Nc $50 Bf0sdsSy, opposite he.roPs"~ n~-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

HENRY W,FD BrEcHrR lectures on Wit and
Iumor," before the Young Mems Christian Union this
evening in d.. Chapins Church, Broadway. This is
probably the lsst opportunity to hear NJ Beecher leo
ture il our city foE some ncnths, and We presume
will be improved b. gcody number.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22
eisl Coregooden,.

LAWRENCE, X. T., Feb Is, lo5S
The BAL chartering the Lawrence Leavenworth
aLt Wysndot Bsnh has become law over the
Governors veto. The Acting Governors veto
message is rather we'll written document in some
respects, although taking extreme ant.bauk ground
He holds first, that Territorial Legislature has no
power 10 charter bank; secondly, that the bank
iaquestion is Objectionable; thirdly, that they have
no right to make nything else than gold or silver
legal tender; and, al,o that there is an attempt 10
this bill TO bind and anticipate the action of any
future State Legislature. send the message in full
n Il is in respects the most credtsble docu-
pent his Dcnyeric Excellency has gotten up.
some slight discussion ensued in the House when
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPEerAL TERx-reb. @.-Bstors. Juds'
WOODBURY..

Pentridge agt. Lyon.-Motion for Commission 70
examine granted Of ro,ion to abide cycn&S
Schmsnn ct al. agt Ernest Pitcher ct al two
csses-Moon for jud suen demure complaint fve-
lCus, granted.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

RrApIsGs.-Teresa Esmonde will read from hmsi.
can snd Irish Poets tits evening at the StuyVeean
Institute.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

The nativity table gives $50 natives of the United
States, 20 of Ireland &c of Germany, of England,
of Scotland, Of France, Of Poland, aud each OF
Prussia, Switzerland and British America.