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Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1859-11-10

n Manufactures and dealersin News, Book and Job
vi Type Printing Presses, Cases, Gallies, dc, &c
Inks, aud Printing Material Of Every Description
STEREOTYPING Of all knd-BOOks, Music.
Patent Medicine Directions obs, Wood Engrevings
&C., DC.
Brand and Pattern Letters, VaTiOuSStyl6S,
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1859-11-10

The Western Farmer and Gardener
says that the reaso- -. ,,o cocl.le-bnr.
that gre" - ~ $3.50 no do.
-.rOyed by being cut 9R once year Is
that nature has pso8fted for lis ProPag!aL- a
tion by bestQwing omit seed vessels els wnlen 'l..
ripen at two 5ifsrsat':il9ea-0f the Y'1f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10

Mr. COVER spoks sgsrs, the bill as Evolutionary
in harscter ard urcore1i,u'iouai 10 ts prov sioas.
Mr. BATCHELLER called thu xttsetion of the
Rssse to the fac. that Asy, 1870, bill passed
by the legislature entitled AN oct 10 extend the
"r;ght Of ira By Jury embodyirg al the sslu'sry
provisions of tie bill before the House withou; ITS
obj cOI abe features. That law now On the ststuie
books and covers the whole subject. IL acootts to
the fugitive the rights enjoyed by oizs rs
~ this State, and certainly person could ask more
While he favored the p,o'ect0n % fugitive vithin
tee borders Of the State be deemed Il unwse to enact
lass precisely similar 70 these already on he ststu
bosss.
Mr.. SCHOLEFIELD replied and IN the course OF
MS remarks severely crticssi tire Admins rati)ns OF
Presidents Fillmore, Piece and Buchsuan, whose sc-
tons he said had rendered the reenaoment
Of the law for the protection of fugitive slaves, II such
law already existed and its enactment Z Il vas nos
at pIaseEt the statue book He cared rothiog for
the CoBstitG,ion Of TIE State Of New York. or the
Corstituioh OF the United St,tes when they inflicted
with tie principles CT humanity. lie called ca the
UcrEe 10 yirdica'e that man WAS brother % rnsn
whatever his complexion or wherever he wandered.
Mr. WANT replied in defense of Presitent ID
chspsDs Administrator, and d. nounced the North ss
having bruken faith with toe South They had stolen
California from the South snd now would repuil
The Fugitive Slave Law. lie spoke a. lerg.h as,iH'i
the provisions Of the bill.
Hr. RANNEY msde a powerful speech in favor of
the b and in derunciatOr Of the trucking subser-
viency 20 the South which induced Northern men to
support laws which they knew in their heart 10 be
vTotg. lie regarded the question IS Involving those
rights for xhich fathers bej, AID hoped yet 70
see tie North united against the common enemy, who
ready TO place Pro Slavery construction ON our
cou mon Constitution.
Progress was then reported and after discussion the
bill y as made tie special order for Friday noon.
Adjourned at 10 40 p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10
New.Hampshire Election.

DOVER, n. H., Tuesday, March 8-m'do'ght.
Stafford County, complete give, GOodwn n, for Gov
eruor, $500; Cate, 2,677. For Congress-, MsrSton
rep, 1926; Marcy DEM, 2,7H. Msrssons ms
jorty will reach 400.
NORTHUMBERLAND, N. H., Tuesday, March 8.
Fourteen towns in Coos County give ,Ol2 for Good
win, and $50 for Cate. Last year the same towns
gave O55 for Hail Rep and 1873 for Cate Dem };
Democratic gain, IS.
CoscoRD, ~ H., Tuesday, March S-mdnight
Sufficient returns have been received TO show the
succe ss of the entire Republican State ticket the cleo.
ton of the three Republican members Of Congress- and
decisive msjorities 10 the Legislature.
Concord Wednesday, March 81 Pm.
Ore hundred and fifty -four towns have been heard
from, and indicate that Goodwins majority for Gov
ern0r is at least 3, 900.
The three Republican Congresemsa are elected be-
yond doubt, by handsome maj orities.
The House and Senate are strongly Republican.
The Republicans yesterday elected their three Con-
gressmen by handsome sjontes-Msrston in the Ist
District by about 400; Tsppan in the I'D District by
about 500 and Edwards in the lid District by about
LOCO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10
COyNISsyONPRs OF POLICE


This Board met yesterday afternoon at Police Hesd-
quarters al the Commissioners being present eXcePe
Mr.. Nye.
Officer c. ID. Wynkoop Of the Third Precnct vas
dismissed the force for stating that ptma Ion haA
been given out from the public desk ia the Msyers
sd r0om tina. the mast divide with the oosrs
all moreys that might be paid the n for transsotiag
public business, OGtside Of their salaries.
John y Bet don Of the Twenty second Precinct was
dismissed the Department f,r intoxicston.
Alexis Deiatolio Of the Eighth Precinct was dse
d.mssed from the Department for insoence to 60
peTor officer.
The caes OF Officers Racket and Mlls @ the
City Hall Precinct. which has been under invssag aasa
fer the last two days, acted upon. The Ccmn,s-
sioner con sidsred that the charge preferred aSaiss
these men, Of roboitg Mr.. Noble Jennings Of eioO,
not conclusively proven and therefore disms,s1
il. Officer MILF, however, was fined i've days
pay for taking drink when on duty, aud ten day.
Tor violating the Rules and Regulations, IN not taking
prisoners 20 ire Station louse. Another charge thak
Of drnrkeppess-ha having been proven against OMcr
Rackott he was dsmisssd from the force.
Owen Fsllon of the First Precinct was dismissed
for ntoxcation.
The case of Sergeant Graft Of the Mayors squs1,
was dismissed, the casrge not being proved. Crsis
wsscharged with intoSicstiOn by Sergeant Bsrsy.
The Commissioners have had numerous csses OF To-
toxicaon reported 10 them recently, and upon estsr
rg into an investigation the guilty parties have oom
planned Of sicknsss-n fact oil had distrhes ssd osly
took wee drop medicine. Such an excuse YES
becoming chronic, and the Commissioners, by Wsy 81
curing the disease adopted resolution docking saoh
man five days pay who should put 10 such Q plea
TIE Board then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10
Further from Mexico.

NIw-OKLEASs, Wednesday, March ?, 1852
The Quaker City's mails have reached the city
The steamer Uncle Sam met with terrible gaze, aud
returned to San Francisco on the 18th and ssed again
on the 10th for Colorado, as before reported
Advic.s from Vera Cruz of lSt March state that
portien Of MuamOn's forces had been defeated 10 al
attack upon Jslspa, and returned to Perote. Mira
mon subsequently marched eastward. ana resched Al
vsrsdo with 1000 men, inten1ing to mach upon Vera
Cruz via the sea coast.
There was much excitement at Vera Cruz, but they
were confident of defeating Mrsmon.
1t was rurored at Mnstitlan the 5tb, just as the
steamer was sailing, tina! Mrsnos had arrived before
Vera Cruz, with 1000 men and 40 field pieces.
The watchword Of Musmsss army was the defeat
Of the Liberals or death.
The express from the capitol intended for the steam
chip Tennessee was detained By Niramoa 10 conceal
his movements.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10

that be unsst study XsnOphoa's hemcraeilia sas
learn the Socrstc mode Of arguneosauon, vto "nieh
he Vas voct TO puzzle older heads thsn HE owa-an
rpoonfoEtsby forrsri boz. bat lovisg, earnest, TN
pr,ssive ard daring conscious Of great csPscity ~
beb aspiration but lcokrg round for sympathy ani
tnaing none. His parents loved him, bat could rot
con preherd him. Long sfterwsrd, at the aye OF 40
when be the moss famous philosopher OF ms Gay,
after having made his br discovery Vi tie Idsnfy
between lightning and electricity, and VITA ma No
with -hioh the word rGnF BIS mother rrots To cor
graduate him becoming al Alderman OF Phiisde'-
pbia
Mr. Everett closed bis discourse by fervid spos-
trophe 10 Franklin the printer, the MISTER 70, Of AFT,
bat Of sr Of the three great sciences OF Temperance,
frUgslty and Industry, the aro,er Of mighty ssrs,
the pegoaioi of restes, the Trainer of eanstitatous
TIE associate il not merely OF statesmen and
princes bat of all TIE great and wise Of history.
Once Boston sad New-York could not give him Nv
irg, but nov Europe and America are to- narrow for
lis fame and the proudsst cities contend which shall
do most honor 10 his meInoly.
Hr. Evert. spoke with bis custom>ry grsce and
eloauerce, and fox au hour and quarter held un-
broken the attention Of his vast and brilliant auditory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10
FROM ALBANY.

Froln Our Own Correspondent -,
ALBANY, wednesday, March .. 1859.
The General Appropriation bill is now fairly
before the Assembly. The determination OF the
Commute of Ways and Means, and more especially
of its Chairman, Mr. Conkling to keep the aPPro-
prisiions at the lowest point consistent with tie
true interests Of the State--to make the bill what
an appropriation bill should be an act to spproPr
ate money in compliance with the provisions OF e2
isting laws-exeited necessarily the hostility OF
members who advocate what is generally termed
Liberal policy" in the expenditure of the public
money. The bill was taken up to-day in Com mittee
of the Whole, Mr.. Van Horn in the Chair, when MI
BLISS Of Chautau que moved ~ strike out he item
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10
Marine Disasters.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, March 9, 1859.
The ttssnsbip Baltimore, on her second trip from
Havana for Baltimore with Il cargo of fruit, came in
collision last night of Thomass Point, in the Cbesa
peake with propeller, and sunk immediately, the
crew barely escs ping with their lives.
Tie Baltimore was insured for thirty thousand dol
lars mostly in New-York and Hartford.
SQUAs, n. D., "Wednesday, March 9, 1859.
The brig PRINCETON Cspt. VILE, from Jamaica,
with logwoOd for Nsw-York came sshore at about IL
o'clock last night, at about milet south of Squan
Inlet. The crew we're all saved, aud the vessel Is
high and dry. She hsd pilot on bosrd. The wreck
ing schooner Excelsior has been dispatched to her as
sistsnce. 800
BosTos, Wednesday, March 9, 1859.
The brig Mercy, S. Couzsns, from Havana for Boz
ton went ashore last night, three miles east OF Race
Point. She is full OF water, and with her cargo of mo
lasses will probably be total loss. The crew we're
saved, except the cook. who WAS washed overheard.
The brig was built Belfast Me- 1851 is 80 tuns
burden, rates a ?, and is owned by Is. Sherman II
Co.. Boston.
The brig Mopsgss, from st. Thomas for Boston in
ballast went ashore NauSet Beach last evening.
The crew were saved, but the vessel is total loss
The brig Edwin from Csrdsnss for Boston. is ashore
on the Lower Middle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10
The Ohio State Treasury.

CIScISSATI, Wednesday, March =, 1879.
The Committee appointed TO examine the condition
of tas State Treasury made arepor TO the Legislature
yesterday.
The Comniitee advert, in commencing the exsmins-
ton OF John Bresn transactions to toe fact that
for many years the money in the hands of the Treas
has been doomed public property. Outside spec
tAtors have been in the habit OF spproa .hing the
Treasurer, and by sIttu management securing the
Of the money intended to be kept in the vsus Of the
State.
The smourt shown by the Tressurers books, for
Which Mr. Breshn shonld account at the expiration o.
he office, is 81, co. Geo. Mr.. Breslin accounts for
so 600. by the failure Of the banks 10 which the
honey was deposited dtducing this 800 ,O00 there
isuains balance Of Ssj6, 600, which Mr.. BresHn
lAouh have psid Mr.. Gibson, his successor. Mr..
Gideon repeatedly acknowledged he had received
ever cent due from Mr. Bresln, and after making q
solemn oath to the effect states that the money was
never paid him by Mr. Bresin. That the whole of
iAls sum was not paid 20 Mr.. Gibson by Mr.. Breshn,
Is fully established by the q stimooy. Mr.. Bresn &C
ihowidges having under his control assets belonging
70 tns state representing about $500 OOO, concerning
"ncn ne refuses to make any disclosure IS 10 ther
o0A1s c'er' Or the parties holding them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10
From California.
BY THE OVERLAND MAJ

BY THE OVERLAND MAIL.
ST. LOUIS, Wedne sdsy. March 9, 1859.
The overland mail, with San Francisco dates OF the
18th alt, has arrived here No through passengers
came with the mail
Fifteen thousand dollars worth OF Government prop
erty had been thrown overheard from tho mail steam
sh D Uncle Sam during a hurricane encountered Az
miles from the Heads.
The State Medical Society had exonerated DR.. Gale.
The steamship Quaker Citys passengers of Jan. -
failed to connect with the steamship Golden Age In
sequence of the insbty of the former to the
Costzacoscos bar, account Of heavy gale in the
Gulf.
Honolulu dates are TO Jan. 90. The exports of
whale products for 1858 upward Of 1876 900 barrels
of oil and 600 600 pounds Of bone-amseral increase
over the exports Of the previous year.
Some difficulty had occurred in the Ochotsk Sss,
growing of the eorts Of the Russian brig Constan-
tine TO prevent American, French, or other vessels
whaling there.
John son Isspd had been taken possession OF by
force from San Francisco acting for the Pacific Gasno
Company, ard Improvements were progressing there
with view 10 chipping guano.
1t il reported that silver mines have been
opened in Arizona, and that lead copper, iron alan,
gold and silver ore abound 10 the Territory.
The report from the Gila mines continue unlsvor-
able.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10
HIGHER WAGES

macs meeting of journeymen Csrvers took piscs
ast evening at the Steuben House for the purpose q
organizing more gepersl ard united demsad upoe
tsnion to stop labosug il the demssd is not oompHsd
WITH They appointed Committee Of Eve 10 draw
no cor stitutioa and by laws FOR spermsnest society,"
ard decided to hold another meeting 90 Saturday.
The Piano Makers In session dnriog the afser-
roop ard alec in tho evening. at The Hall of the 10
cisl Reformers, in Grand street A COMMITTEES ~.
pointed on Monday at q meeting held at PythsgoSss
aau to wait upon Messrs. S!enweg Co. tcss q
the argest establishments OF the kind 10 the oity re-
port.d that they hsa received the ans yer thN tss
matter would be settled if they would assemble at The
shop Of that firm. The proposition was rejected. and
the Committee are instructed to receive any further
answer They reassemble to-morro v, and are detsr-
mined ~ do no work until the advance ID socedsd to-
TIE Turner'S have also concluded 10 sgiats for bet
ter wages and will hold meeting on Friday. A
meeting of box makers, for similar purpose s 70 b
held ne xt Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10
PUBLIC MEEITNGG
RFpJBLICAN CENTRAL COMMIrrrE.

REPUBLICAN, CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Tbs Committee met ct No 6.S Brosisay last evea-
ing Jutge PgABoDr 10 the chair. motion to aA0b
II poI,eYs was laid on the table by - 70 -.
TIE PRESDEsr ancoupced the names Of the mem
bers of the Executive Committee. The following pre-
smble and resolutions we're un snimously adopted:
WAeas The R~puhhcsn party IL not ne-sJa PsFt.ss -
s.piz.,ion bsvIs success Of fsvssss
laes or The election and ppoin su' OF certain oss ole
on cI.p, 20 Q, sy and sDeoores but 10 ish
rsrerL The truly which es .. no eisseas
whether Of prcer conservatism, worthy OF PanSs~
rort berg se sea prescription ehef on acoa II 81 hs
scadsut Of birth reeoa. fsh sDd opposed 70 a a'nA
Rate ,Ed corrupt saars,e; therefore. 30 ~,
Rssolrei Thai have nothing 20 lose Ani svsyInss
sss BY of pubic optni,c, NO DO nsr-sv
e.- hs In oar oopion equitable ls~ stberziox sna n
r-sstaion Of previous TO econ ei"se "
the highest de.iee and. -
Rs,slrcd That ouly DO xe adorse sns r.sra ness
toes Of the r,souops ADOPTED By the lssi $500
Cony. ution Ov-rnors Mes.sgs relating 70 zoos
law but that we BY the adoption 81 tss pesmbs sed resss
iious, mo-. earnestly srpeL o.bsot oar fellow
ell ths members Of The Less sure In session VIZ
distinction o. pary vko have desire % rr~ctve ~
purity OF .h elective nise that they eyety es,U 70 -
such epAotmeLE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

This Board met yesterday afternoon President VRa-
PLASCK in the chair
The PRxsTDEsr announced tina. he hsd received q
resolution from the Assembly at Albany directed to
tm as President Of the Board, and asking BY whsk
autf orty the Board had commenced suis to Toe. the
title Of Case Garden. He had prepared istts< "
the Speaker OF the Assembly, stating that tho Bossd
had never spped to the Courts 10 relation to the tts
OF Castle Garden. The Board merely leased II from
the city and the Corporation had oommen ned the suit
The Board as essees, had been made pHtes With the
COmmonalty.
The reply was approved ssd ordered to be srsas-
United
Mr. CRagTRgg stated that he hsd visited Castle
Garden Wednesday morning. in company With two
contractors in order ~ get their esimsts OF What
would cost 20 DIT up place there for the meetsg Of
the Board The contractors estimated that the J,6
could be done for 300 Here the matter wis dropped.
Capt. Leonard Of the City Hall Podoe Precinct sp-
peared before the Commissioners and asked the Boud
to gran, licenses 10 in accordance with lag
Of the State giving them such power He stated that
al preeent the we're nuisance. TnsY ire
qutnted steamboat lsndings railroad dspots, Csste-
Garden landing and other places and annoyed every
traveller that came along. either by shouting at him,
pokpg their whips in bis face, or seiziUg upon his
baggage and carrying II oil 70 some boie The poice
al present could do nothing with them, and had no
particular bold upon them. Ho proposed as remedy
that the COmm sioners license a number OF the most
respectable Runners, when he would exercise saist
surveillance them; and be hal doubt but that
the city could soon be I'D Of great pest. The Board
replied that the m after should be consii ered
A refOntiOn was adopted that written nodce be
given 30 the Commissioners Of the metropolitan Pc
lice Of the proceedings Of meeting said to have been
held in Rio County in relation 10 the dsstrao-
ton Of the buildings at Quarantiss. aud the proper
legal noce be served upon the Sheriff Of said County
in order that measures mig be taken by said author
ilies 10 prevent the occurrence alluded to.
The weekly statement Is a. follow
Of Hurrsnts arrived % March 1859 1ssS
Member Of Enixrant. arrived since 70 March .. 5a... m
Ins
Sane d&s 1873 o
1913. 1893 1897.
Nnnber Of Inmates IN In.titurons at
NsFds fsand.... l,#f Lsls
Humber of Inmates IN Marine Hospital. II ks ~
i,sT 10
Balance Ia Bsbf Jan 1859 to,>os "
Assrs gate receipts 20 March T. lss9...... Ss2eS ID
Receipts since. 20 Hsrch 9, for communication
pisbGrssmsD,s ~ per previous sseSubt 70
Current expense. Of Feb and Hsrch2 ans 10 bsa -
The Board adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10
Weather Reports.
w.osLso.Y, NsrOa >. i'ss'

BALTiMoRE-Cleer and cool.
WASHMGToS-CleAr aud ooo.
P1TERsBUKG-C Clear ana cool.
NoSFoLk-Thtr I'm. 81; wins N.
IyNcRsuRG-Cleai; tnsrm. 81
KNoxyILLE-Cloudy; therr- a.
CH.rr.xooSA-CiOody ta.rn. ~.
MiLNINGToS-CleaI and coat
AueUsrA-Plesssnt weather
CH.ELESroN-TheTm- 81 clear; wtad W.
SayaNx.u-Thefr. q; clear wind N. w.
MACos-CesT and pheasant
EoATGoMsRY-C Clear and pleasant
CuNBsRLAsD- Clear sod PIE ssSnt-
CINCINNATI Cloudy and cool
Ar JogS's n r. March s-W1ad Y. and Light; cay ever
tbelm. ~ A, -
As1sy n T. March She se passing out o. tho rivsf
hare
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10
Failing in Of n Church Floor.

POUR OR Five KIILED-sEvRRAL WOUNDED
OswEco, N. Y, Wednesday, Msros 9, 1850.
TIE floor Of the frts Catholic Church in this city
gave way tits evening, causiog consdsrabs conster
nation .rnorg the coOeregsiiOn 10 attempting to es-
cape four or five persons were killed Ssd several in
iured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10

becs sItsssivey sveeh sasd ssd ssVsIsl assds ssv'
been dschVgsd.
We have good reason to believe that one ofss ois'
est csptsips in the Navy vll soon be sssjsossd .
homilsiirg csurt,nntis. for conduct 4srsssfd
slise 20 the character Of private g-ateosn and a
An American officer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10
From Albany,

Albany, Wednesday, March y, 1859.
The ice hss been breaking up all day, ard about ,
ocieok went down the river. The space opposite the
city is now clear but above the city large mass Of
ice stin remains which will probably conc down to-
night. The water is cleSr - the top OF tue dock,
but not ss high as usual. The Hood promises 70 be
kss DAMAGING than usual
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10
MIR. VIM. Smith O'Brien.

.
WIN. Smith O. Brien accepts the invitation extended
10 him by Committee and gill receive the oongratH-
lstons of bis fellow oountrymen in Boston about the
middle Of May,
Ire Boston Custom. House will be closed tomorrow,
in respect to the memory of the late Postmaster
General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10
yon-Arriyai of the Arabia.

HALIFAX, Wednesday, Mxoh 81 p. m.
There are no sigps as yet Of the steamship Arabs,
DOW due here With Liverpool dates Of the 18th ait.
A stiff northwest wiad blowing, and it Is showing
hard,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10

BASE BaLL.--Ths annual meeting Of the Nshsss
A.fociaiion Of Bs,eBs Plsyers held Last svsssg
in the Cooper Institute, VIM II. Van Cott the Prssi
dent in the chair. The following Clue were repre-
rented: Knickerbccker, Gotham, Eagle, Esprs.
Potaam, Baltic, Mutual, Excelsior Atlantic, Hshes.
Eckford Continental, Union, Columbia, Sluyvessst.
Hamilton Metropolitan, Psstns, 81. Nicholas, Moss-
ment.
The following new Clubs vsr admitted: Mandates.
Star, Esculspan. Independent, Atlantic of Jsmsoa.
United, Neosho, Ashland, Hamilton Of jersey City.
K.tydid, Tigers. Charter Oak Of Brooklyn. Olympic
Of South Brooklyn Hlswsths Of Brooklyn, Lexiagtsa,
Washington and A,toris. Some amendments were
made TO the Bylaws Of the Association. After the 70
election oftOs Old officers the meeting adjourned -
meet again next Tuesday at toe Cooper Institute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10
of the North Briton

PORTLAND. Me-. "Wednesday, March 9-nidaghs.
IA yet there no indications Of the steamship
North Britcn, over due at this port, with dates
from Liverpool 10 the sd uk. Weather clear and
calm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10
Sailing of the Canada.

bosIoN, Wednesday, March ., 1873.
ne s.eemseip Canada sailed about noon today,
~ 70 passengers ioi Hskfsx and ~ for Liverpool.
osstafes out 500 600 In specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10

Stephen Rspaljs, Rspabica-. has oes. ss'''s
Supervisor Of Montgomery, By nsj'ras o. ~
Feat Day IA Massachusetts. A2rl7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-10

APPOINTMENTS BY Tux PRKsIDEsI-By and WITH
the ard Of the Sep.,-Pstnsk H. Dg~nsyb
Collector Of me Cosos for Dts Of saa Ps1zs, Css
La, ths pAsoe o. John q. Dow neg, resigned
susvEYoas OF rBE Cusrons-Nsrun Russell q Irs1,
Esv Ysst respyeAssed; Hsary n powd. 81 AsssL nss-
fort, rssppsiuted