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Nrete % Gents per s@aAtel. finf sAoAteIn
fir cineu Dollar.

Cine 9rpFt Mniobl G5citljhcr, Ncriic, Stoat5m6nrcr unS an~
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Gtru0c's NScTtQcTa5jehtc.


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timrn 2Strtr0 mrN mohI Nrm0np in 3pcifcl ;jchrn; jlr1e
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Efh npM Uptrr1at, nc lpil Mblhcu Ycr bcm V0iter, 6aF ec0en
zen S'lpoitamNS, vtcbt sur Iu9enb uno beaciltrtcS SIre6eu
nab Srtibtit larc0tn.
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;Ftoe %lttbtnrti @8tr!tS. 9iOd fcin Weihibt5itreibe RATE
cen Srrthru, All cinem 10 freicn @pocn ME Nmsrifa, Lhrtis
pen III tHHntl. Suugc 'trtibt aUf freiem 8pocn, fur frtic
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ia INF -5tetrmaln, nit elmer eolen Observation-Disclosures in
etnenl 10 bcaclttrleu Iyet5ti slim, rlt MIR Is IN frin,n,
SSrrte oteler &rt nnoen. IS lit roa 9Gcrt ietneS Vcbena.
IN IN Atiitr 81 3faltatt teaonnsn, elm 9Ecrf ilpaitliGbriocr
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3tpll9tnI0A1'ch iu t~tSttten mn. Die QuSifaftrmo bes
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ol.trn cen at5hritH @bcncnnhn gratis < rcttycQe sra.
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S"annS Ger ncuei 3ett lcNrn. 3usCrlaNiee Iocnnu NM
S"nhn''r ntrbcn int aan3cn llmfdn0e Der Tsrein, St,orcn
l%D neg iEMEHnc, selutt. Gtaen G;nienomo gOa p Gents
ilper pete franco sclanot ""' S'"'
SrPFoiilon ron q. G5trnYeS gBcltoeibibrs
~ 3tdcI, 30 SrAmHin.
Nclpe 9pTf.
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No. 2Oi SrcarltrOtc, Eri'dcn rcr 4tcn uno Stem,
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rlttt9 unr III tiljQCu 9rcjS ;u Eaten ti :. ". RrmmrL.
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10. 50 WaintraBc, imiiten rcr 10. Ii. IG.,
halt tin mcFrS Eager fri9cr 6crun- rb Rnafcn NIe Der, paT,np
tr oc icGNt S0tpn, Die ans rem trNn f~anSDfltcu SUN, Bud
itM0, G4lsmI9, gtlue!9 Uo yinncHs StonGn IN NuT0rr Stdrt an.
3tfcrtIa inn.
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Slrhe bun LII III ZEN Sianr Mltet, Gutpncr5 Gin Yrr;u0litCs III
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INrcmptcitc uIN y uigtc bco;rnt.
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ltnltnEl NaietudNtrn, S0ldCnntfTn, &tmccn, llntcrflcioCrn 6ticCne
uH N1lnApGIEiit), Strlmpftn 't. bel y. 8chCr,
MN pp NJ ,.vt~,C,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-14
9cutihc Nlnrttn SGmcrcicn

IN NroBtI MWIpalI uno Yen tu btlttr GuaIltat cmgFcblt
=. s.. 6iihcr. N9t.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-14

0urh peri0nlits @infdufe i'm gicrpen lin Id in
rem Stano 9clcbt, mrincn 9eebrten &unpen elm NOR
%inGlitbrS Wager Der Soften GjAarren ieper Dirt mo Suas
lit1t 81 ausnabmSmciie tiltaen preiien oHcrircn ,u
tOnner. @ltidf0l5 c~mpfeble ih mein moblaIcrtirtes
Wager Yon Haut-, &au- unO Shnupf lobot, YiriIen
aller Dirt NM lcniti9c 9rtjfel, rte in tinsm Gis0rren-
8eih1It aelrGbnIit gsluht mrrpen. lin cine ~0cfluiae
NnliAt ICjncS Sager5 ttttrt 8. SIC ienfelp,
go. 1914 SrcnclraBe.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-14

9ur6 GjutGuis, pCttc rr llutrr;dtnctc periDulih
III Baltimore, NhiIncclpljn nun 9icm gIcrf mndbtc, iii
co3 vNNCr rchClt'n um Gin SCccutenrce rcrnCbrt NOR,
rem, uno ut rcrlrItc nun III cen StIno Qcirbt, alien
Anrorpcrunl'n Der in lcin 0citait ctnlhlo9cnrcn Dir
tltel III Q%eni9rn.
SeipneCrs mott tr irlbe oufmcrtiu II ouf Icinrn a.
erNnntfn unNrmabicncn &06E, lcmic Sour,traut unp
8rontfurter &1rntnipitc ,.
%3hdmpnc, p. 2lpriI 1859.
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9rGpOrirt ppn
Gr. : 6. NaNCr II. s y, 2upcn, IiaT.
@rCiS 81 bic 9Ioitc; icdS 6IaIhrn fr So. VI alien 9!pclbac
III hUtcn.
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hot ih clncn lrIdtn Suf bnijttjh Ger 6cjluna Yon Sale uno
Edrlct- lcbcln crmcrtCu. bR Is 9oni uun0hG unlCrCr StitS III
bic 9rtrn GtQCnlNOfItu ccncItcu mjcocr o]UfSui6hIrn. "a % lrlt
LANCER Belt IN oiclcm yoNcc ]tetdnciN oCtroudt rub, II botcu
mr Meter hid Is nptht9, ais Dem 9G6Ittum III UrrThcru, nap Die
Gu1Ittot eclrihcn ltCte rtc tclr ut II. b0R IS ~uncr,6ijN giles SIR
NclruUN9 Der Ectocnbcn tbut mas g blsbcr Qc'hou bat.
N9rr'6 GatbHrctiihc Niucn,
Ir 6ciUn9 Ger 9trtopfuna, GclGiudt. WoacrItw6dc, GYSrcp.
nc, Muir, Nco rCrcrrbcnCn Wa9Cu5. res H0tblouie, Ncpimcbe,
Ger 4eIHruCn Nocr, os HhCum0ttemue, MnaltiNQe unc rr S0ut-
@ClHrulrt uno SoIiHulc, &8Irmrr, @iht, NcrrcnitnpGhr cine
9tut noth Gem MItto3ocntn Wr 9tCintlun9 Dec 9Iutc5.
Ntclc Ntucn lmo nit Suffer ubtICgcn, h0m,t Ic aud, Der
Gmrrnoltdh'tt nit ~Vcistltct YcrlhIudcu tGnU, lie iuo oa1 bette
Nbtubrun90mttteI IN Der @9clt NIB ci3ncn itb rptrCflib III rintm
0aremurl.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-14
9@an,en Silt.

9San;rn WNit.
Gin ]unictItor0 @jttcI SIR @~cr'rcibuno cict5 rnac;i,fcrS lit III
hONtn ti !. gS0onrT. Trr,oit
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
A PASSAGE BETWEEN CRITTENDEN AND
SEWARD.
CorospcDdence OF The h. Y. Tribune.

WAsHIScToE Feb. 3 1852
Mr.. CrileEden, although called tee Patriarch Of the
Senate, has, is vel ku9wu, very young blood in his
y,lIs. Mr. Sesard hsJ always been notice able for
self command ard a courteous bseIing in the Senate
which have hitherto prevented him from either giving
or receiving sn insult. ps.ssge between these two
genleD daring the discussion Of the Ger. Armstrong
bill Friday last illustrates the chsracteri.tics OF
each.
IL was after four O'Clock, and the Senate was grow
ing thin, but Mr. C.itte1deu was sill speaking In favor
Of the BILL which IL friends anxious to press to
immediate vote. DOrng an interruption, Mr.. Seward
went up 10 Mr. CIittendep, whipsfed word, and re.
turned 10 hs test. Mr. CIiJezden resumed Oisspeech.
PreeIty Mr. Seward fugge,ted that now or Leverwss
the tine TO get vote. He that be could
himself cay something in favor Of the BILL but no:hng
he couC roy would be se ctive to ask it, friends
to come to a vote. 1Lis said with Mr. Sswari's
uiual calmIess, but Mr.. Cntenden fred up ct ouce.
"These are very disagreoable solts Of interruption
to gentlemen. am sme the Senator knows feel
Kindly ioI him, bot DO rot chonse 10 be admopsned
in any sucb iIm Manner L. is for me 10 determine
HhtD | 81 all eak and tOv loCg sDs spesk; and
cannot though will not think too hardly OF It,
submit in lubho tn the sort C admouiiOn ard chaG-
tseUeut for what say was about 10 conclude, and
but for the eeutlemsDs Interruption should not h1ve
occupied, perhaps, more taan he did with his unnecss-
ssiy and suPtIiuOGe adHoLtOn.
The Hon. Senator'S looted up from their CONVERSE
ticn, leuer-wrtre or frsrking, aud fairt buzz
around tie galleries. Mr.. Seward ssid nothirg, bu.
s,esdfaty gszod st tie ceiling, tvirpg his spectaces
in CIs haDd, is lis wont. NJ. Crttspdsn corcluied
bis remarks in lsss than minute, ending by saying
that it no. his temper to occGpy time with upne
ce;f6ry debate. With two more sho-t speeches, the
dGcusion ctsedi but before the vote wss taken Mr.
Seward sad:
Il owe ar apology TO my honorable friend from
Kentucky. Itln'ere ane humbS beg Lie pardon for
havirg interrupted lin The motive which had in
doing 20 topped would have savei me from urknd
rebuke for suggestion thu: was well intended, ani,
hope expressed with deerrce and respect, and even
yCpeI6tiCn for him.
MIR. CRIITENDES-I am only cory thst / did
sny ytliI thar call ny friend 10 order. Ii
mbted any ID bumOr, il did not last momert.'
"Mr. SLwARD-I wss on oil tidss beset by gentle
men Who sisntd ne to inake the appeal did. They
were hisnds TO the BILL"
Mr. SewsrOs last remark shoSs the position which
be holds in the Senate. lie alone could be trusted 10
Interrupt Nj CrireIden. The manner in which he
spolcgzst, and the manner in which hs apology was
received sre equally cIeditable to the New.Yorker
sId the KeL,uckisn.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

BE- sis o bring ct st'o' vl,e Il IRE S'= fir ne
tics.t Which VII b. nomi.s.cd. Tie p'lrici-ls eE-
pscted . h. pi.s~It, sre IT, H0l. JOIN MGo' b3JS,
The H5r. WI-sn Il lard Pre.to1, tie Hoo !. II. i.
Strsl', tie Bon. Joa- : P55iiston, t7e HJr. I. :.
Foaiuoy, .h- Hoo. Jsln-s r. Sr-0:1er k'J. l. ; T.
sl.x,n1,r B.t-lT, R,b;. y. Cpl "a, jones e. Brl-e
Alex. Rves Roht. Saurce's, and wm. S-yCour.
-speski7a Of the Deroc- siie p'l1-er 10 Pra''az :
a. ws.Li, gtor, tie .porie. o: 4A<Psaai .Y..a
!0T'h AHtTtcan stst.s:
"Esouch tviI.Ics Ias already beer obtained 20
rfvs thst ergr4y.r. lu Pl. l5hs -nl ,.ss -
w,ro ot-n ts1sd - pr c-Lt 90 t~iT b'l., an TIE
m.uey .cd over {. NJ. W'ufc!, tct p--Hc PU1.cf.
Tfis p.lce-tsse was SON ties PfI Over u PEE
,.rced oars tu. ffe COZ uion % 700 f-1c'pa .
.sosce detec'icn Tfe ssm- sort o. 10 81 nov -Ea-
cusd uu~sr coltrsc's made by tte pr-ssp, >l2snn-
;src.n, of Piu,rg a. ~ PER c-Lt ~ re pfces f.-
lr7red by se1InaL. Toe t.stiln"1y s7p - tisi -re
Quar- 'f. of psoer inferior 10 -. ssmPes b7 ~ i,ss
cT-rerce II 50 pr cert H're ac ep-si 'f"- I-E ore
cof,Tarfsrs. tsat tnol'ants o. dp,anef.l Sere re-
c4ipe6 for - prcted b. gIi t1.t TeIe never de-
E,.red: tb.t irorsa-ds of vo,Gmi-oGs tDluusn's
v.re pst lor a. pril led wrch Ueis Tot p+--ed c-i
,hst ,fou.sD8s of'i most vsloa'e publications have
dsappeaI.d " tl01t sry >c,oori.'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY FEBRUARY TO- 1850

Orsebs Bsn,b, Lord Cimp5el. D1'ing 5 rse4b' -
c,ab IN Sc1t.pi be ;lrEci ne a;tetlOn assio - os
srss, dramatic p,s.; j, rstarg over his pays c. J.
t.sr.y,l, he zas s:u,A oy 2. vat III 5er - eih
usr,s-s a. au.ious they con'sif, slf ey Ih- eKsns
a,trorfs.ensss &c Gccg'acy II tie.r sPPL'ao he
b-ssu ro,ins sud --ma-kluz rg.1 ther z sie 2 t'ea
,r01 srp e,I, % 81 elrcli at0o- - a' FAh eAy''
.tss ca koowl-dse 0ftte isF a7l'd O. f-Sl ~ =
t.rri.h. lie L.. siuce ppt ten i1'o m'F7 FeS~~
f,ra a-d o-ser srd j. pfi--1s them &c tas sn'p7 o.
f.-n,sr ite-io III P4yrs CJ-i,r Sao, IN A-' 's-F"'
.7tpsy Of Ssakesrea-e, sistss Ia t'efs sie m'''
i..,-ir y iD S7ssfsp, ,re toE. he fst ic s'ne say
- esry lie been ccnr-ctci z-'h Ne-hsi Pr"'s''''u'
to BE- net wiL n sllthe Eoika oi c''enP PN-y
sran2ists put Together.
Cen. Walker. "ths hero of nsny ssts, the
",t.,esm4n and lsugiser lse qlote the la'gnaEe Il
II, g.J,e Ms,ct,y, hss joined The Catholic Churel.
n. initiation ok psce in tne Moble C4tcedrai oa
,bel.t Fsbru.7y. william, tie zero va re@rei
srer tie ab'e.t sec byteIiao ard Ee have
tsar- 71egaed q sli f5r t1e service Of the pulpit
il tha. celoa ins'i.n.
-Yr. P.le D. BaJ5at v5o .as -bs sulj.st Ga
-,regr.pic fispste5 from Nszsrs FaI- 20 re eff. t
tst he had brtay sssau,'ei ;he 5gei CT. Potter 4
,hu Place sstes 70 wraitily iaA, he q" igts ",La
" ms OVID Yam IN L-- ~ h'--Fi anu p ~ '.-Nf -
"in takire 1sguerreotytes.'
y run of is sfost IL Wa.in2t7u x mar ia-e 15cl
p ttk- place tlere IN fas.ipa.be lis l.Is saitls;
tie II n. George EI.ts toe slcq1e0t ald accom-
p'i.led gentleman from Lol.sia1s, ID to many t-s
r.Ch heiresf Mss Ccrcor9D.
Mis- Le Wllra Casmlsrs Of Georgetown Ky,
and niece # G T. J. C1euib-rs, Vh) dls'Ir-ush.d
iimsff in TIE Txsu reyolutio1, was found dead 10
imkl stream Ie.r Georgetown on Saturday, Jan. -.
% Friday purcbssed quantity OF chloride o; iron
srd to ources Of chlorooo. II il rupposei tost she
vert to tie creek, and, aer wldiug aCrt de auce
ilhaltd the choiJiorm Sud iel over into the water
HneIe ste was lo-nr.
1t e ssid that re time for Dr.. Hatch to file an
answer 10 bis vie Cora II set Z complaint for 3 IL
voice mes expired and ttst the counsel FOR the LAZY
bss been Informed ths the Doctor intends to sbs0d'n
tie dsetic s11 GlOw Cora t. ob:s1 Ter legal ree.e
from him. Judgment Of divorce vi be obtained for
Mrs batch as fool a. possible she1 she will be at
liberty 10 unite herself All f,rtlle in spiritual snl
bodily sfiili,y si,h some o.her mortal
In Pmlsdtlpos, On the 3oth Mt, were per-
formed the funeral r-ss Of Mrs rscy Gray, lsiy
who h.d passed BY a5ou. ioar molth', tn. crest ase
of oue hundred yesIs. Sac died =. the house OF her
daughter, in Shppan ttree', PllaisiPhs, aoj, 90 TO
three csya pre eyoas to her dscsass in the eI y-
,re1t Of most remarkable health. Nr. Cray Wa
with her husband, who Off cr ia the navy. on
bosrd Commodore Psuys .bip at the osttle Of Lss7
Erie. Her rec,lsc,ion # Washington sas perfect.
she leaves numerous tescsrdauts
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
COMMITTEE ON COAL WErGHrNG.

This COMMITTEE net Yesterday 10 the Library room,
City Hail. TO devise means .or pfeyeaiiDg the frauds
low Irscticed BY coal dealers.
M. ALFRED BARBER, cosl 6ealsr, recommended
the ,i MsItir seE Es ching cart vs.ch he said
had been adopted By the Psilsdelpbis Com non Coan-
ell. great may cosl deslers, he ssid would never
give just weight until they ~ere compeled; sad in
ibi- ety. be believed slo0 co worth of coal vas thus
withheld every year.
Mr.. Martin, tie Inventor, was present With model
Of BE cart the body u vh'cs rests on facrum WITH
I.ver exterdirg fjrward to indicate tie weight Tee
ir'ertion would save TO cents per tur, tley said
eLd cap be adjusted 70 any cart, at an expense Of
about $40. The arrangement i. wfs urged, woult
effectively prevent false measure aBy person might
determine The correctness Of the cart by plangupon
It soue Objte. Of Known weight.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
POLITICAL

Tie rumoF Dos rugs rapidly that an alliance hiss
been formed bstseen Buchanan al Bieck iurjge with
a view to the rouir sion Of tho other by toe
Chsreston Convention. Ire teims Of this sliGrca,
c,nenpstes the ht application Of ell their strength
in behalf Of Mr. Buchanan, and its ultimate union
upon Bleckinrdse, should TIE efforts 10 secure Baks
success fail.
MIR. Edgerton Of Ohio went to Canada recently
to visit BIeslin, the 6sfsu.,ibg Democratic State
Treasurer Of Ohio. lie succeeded in obtsning from
Mr. Bresn statement, covering some forty psges of
manuscript in which most of the missing fands sre &C.
counted for. Two hundred thousand dolsrs are, for
reisonal and private reasons, yet ef urexplaiued
sc TO their Whereabouts but will be accounted for in
Que ,sssor and probably saved The disclosures made
by Mr. Bresn aye fall, sDG strongy confirmed By ,e:;i-
noLy previously in possession of the Investigating
Committee, and disclose the names ef parties who
were instrumental in getting M B. into his fnarcisl
emsarrs:smeIts, and stree biz fight have been very
sveIe to his rstuIn to the States The Report Of the
Committee Wilson he made TO tie General Assembly
Of Ohio.
Saline County, Illinois, cut i;s entire vote-sbout
twelve hundred-last FGll fer the Democratic ticket
The Cikoanoti Enquirer ssvs there is not man in
TIE peritentisry from that county. Cannot some Of
the ether counties spsrs enough Republicans 10 form
sjury FOR Saline
The Wings and Americans Of Virgiria are 10 as
ssnbe in convention in that State the present week. 70
homna'e candidate for Governor. The Convection
VIII probably be quite lsrge, and unusual effort will
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
TIE FINANCIAL COMPLICATIONS OF THE
DEMOCRACY.
} IN Occasional Correspondent

Yscn IN Occasional Conespondent-
WASHINGTON, Feb. :, 1859.
The opposition of Mr. Buchanan aud the Penn-
yksnia Democrats in Congress to the drift of the
party generally, on the subject of the tariff, excss
. good deal Of pupgent remark here among South
sIn frteaters and free traders. The feryent utter
srees Of the celebrated corps in Flanders are faly
tqsaed in intensity by the ,jssulAtions emitted by
hese hotspws at the snosy locks and snowy liver
ef "our venerable President" They accuse Bu.
ehahan Of treachery to The Democracy. They ar.
Iaign him for hostility to the Cabinet. They open,,
depounce Llm as an opponent of the Administration
Having used and abused aud ruined him in tho T.
compton intrigue, leaving him lone destitnt.. sT1
eharacteress, they now refuse 10 protect him ~
the enjoyment OF the Procrustean bedst.,d ON
which they stretched him, because il ia made of
Pennsylvania iron. Mr. Buchanan should ins;st
that such treatu eDt is contrary to the Constitution
which declares that cruel and unusual punish.
Denis shall not be inflicted.
The Democratic cauc Is of Saturday night made
war on PenDsy lyana notions and specific duties.
And Pennsylvania now makes war on the Dem.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
CoNMTssIoyERs OF POLICE.

The CCm1hsscpsrs Of Police net yesterday aeer-
rocu At Pohce Headquarters. bat did ktte business Of
Gel se oDebce.
The rs sierati Of W,n. Davis of the Tenth AMI
Robert Stevenson of the Ssysnsseath Pfceisct were
acc pied.
S.igeapt Williams who bad charge Of the rneR de-
tsilec at the Poll Courts sert on toty in the
Eoor,h Precinct sni Ssrgsar' JOHNS 4pp0ir'ed in his
pisce Se'gssnt Seaman of the Fourth transier-
I'D t. the brosowsy tqUsd.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

FATAL FALL FROM 4 WrsDow.-CJ CJrJrer Gamble
bel. .n II que, "Wednesday No. lo2 seco1d street uon
the body Of Mary Jane Lane CHA years Of age, who
ed by falling Of fourth story window On Tuesday
pIed yesterday The child upon chair boxing OF: %
window whz os balance and ,- hesdIong The rie
wsl The Jury rendered verdict o! scciaes.a ses.a"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

TIE i-vsr,sn Vas lo"sst mon VII e'H'i 'e- .o'>
fsy.r ~ The -.-,.,. Agr eng b. ~ rvs as0.hsr
MEETING en- esily DAY, 80 Conn'i'se Al 71rn"i.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

Tie Introductory lecture Of Prof Guyof, on Com
psrstiye Physical Geography, will be given this
evening At the Historical Society, a. 8 o'cock, to
which admission is free. The regular course sii be-
gin or the following hOOday at 2p. M. aud be con-
,noed each successive Monday and TuesisJ at tho
ssIns hour until coDpsted. I. viii extend PROBABLY
TO soue forty lectures.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

Col. 7. B. Thorps, tts author of " Tom ven, tho
Bee Hutter," aud simlsr sketches ead fsvorsoly
Known a. contributor to Hupers Monthly has par-
chased an iLtreit in TIE Spirit Of TIE TiDs, cf
which pspef he will be an associate publisher and
editor
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

NEw-YoRK DRAMATIC CsioS.-Tbe folio wing off.
crs Of this Society ere elected Tussdsy evening"
President, I. Feu'kteri Vice-Presidsb., II. Melt,c;
Secretary, j. SSermani Treasurer, r. sanas; S. N.
IL Ca-k.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

Beipr xest.r than at the close Of !ss7 5Zj OF
The RcaId HeAl of this city having IT 1875 taken for
csoIs hospital buildings fetsd by nis Com
nioB aud leDs .so indebted - t.s iof toe support o
sfoc ty contagious dseaes sno selt 81 tsT
ihoy tn hspsl Qlsrsnte ts iaeebts dgess
no~eesed BY Committee u tho toSrd a Hath but
sppsopna ha yet been the C5aaS Council. This
sJ pss, would reduce tie upfsso abe tsaac, Of hs
year above Z te0 AID II respectfully s1blsd sha thsr
should be sdted to the tax ey for pfoseGt
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

UsITED STATES SHIP NINcESSEs, Dec. 10, 1888
SIn: have the hoIor 10 forgari TO the Navy De-
pertinent toe accompanying papers 10 relation 20 toe
esuiule ard destruction by ire Of the klins Snui-,
b-ig autine under American colors, by her Bnt'un'c
Mai, steamer Viper Oh or about tue lth or l2h
Of october, lsas.
l have the horOr % BE, yeiy rs'pS,tiu,ly,