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New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
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LAW SCHOOL ef COLUMBIA COLLEGE

l. NEW -yORK--rhe send Of ta'. Ia-t,.as.s ~,a
third d,y Il Oc.pber 1890 tb- lev 5hoc
Bu4rg No u L,ayss-Pac~, ovp s- 70 the Aser Lbfary
N,w Yots SD viii ooutuas until Ny Is 1854
coprtr vw l. siseu dur, each y-r q" the 'ahect' em
within it. Th Pisa 4 ,ru IN aelase. tle various
braIch. 4 Commsu Law Equity Admiralty I'D 1n1'srh
Law sus .,T- c. vii b. gwen 70 I'll the top g e
eSeed within The r-e-s ~ oi ,t- slpre%e Court prescribing
viii b. th- Ain q The Scno . make IT,
sui thoE1 gh h. fi ss.nineu II prceees upon the pr,n
ce scieuce ( lpru irno- be iacucI'-d ~
tie afgrov-e Toe,s Of seas the tand' 1,.t. F,.SP.
rseaton roH with 'upp'rusuiy esu' aid eHpoaitoe oral
s3d ~Tiien ,...,,
Tie tsu bos used will b. AnnOucced TO the clssss ,ley
r f. y~sr Of hr oor.- will b. occupied With the study
ara Of Res p. The .ecrd yea iHclile. Equity Jar'
prui Con Hsrciai snd Admiralty La, Evidence flai
frsr. Particular attcnon whl b. gwen % the a~ OF
The ssr ard .y.teniac instruction Of the student, upon
iii oDoRE W. DWIGHT. Course, OF Lectures ~i as, be
b. Prof DWIGHT. upon con',iH'iouL Law upon the His
'oy Of the Rouun Law and 81 supplementary 70 The general
By FRANCIS LrEBER Ii d. Prf ss'r Of h''or, add Poi'
a sntee G aah, corse the g.al g1a %
oyn hr8er; bsci and hist y OF Poll icl cie,y sst
or tie History q Pel.;icsl Ltrra,uni
On Puu.hnIt Including it, history statistics aud view Of
By Prcf NsSSE Il Columbia College on M a phi,s9Pny
Acourse Leufs vii .o b. de dsse,s % on h aso, 1l
TIE following members of the Nrw.YoFs b" have A.'' e9n
- ,r1 70 NoYrs rasooosf ssDswIcx M,ssu.LL
: BfowILL WnLI,s ~. EyASrs, AID ALExAsosh W.
BsADfoRD -, =, = III -.
sgd wall be deposited in ae building '' the use OF 'He STU
Hot Court. r be held stated times conducted upon the
usus plan
AM person rf god rors character. whether Eatai,e oi any
c., m or g. either of tho classes The de-
rce ~ IL vii Conferred uPn such stGi-n's sa.l have
.urS the sa,isiscu Of h Trustees sng tu- Professor OF
kuuci law he Of study and ss! have passed
the r,a auisiir eNau.irs'in
.er. prizes h,s been established u Ia nEmeer to be
su,rt.d uenb, Of the school As snal have attaiEed s
ish, excellence n n,r respective clssses These pfx-s viii
be- award, yearly ntr-ring n the Spring ot .5t All maJ
cont-tr f,t who have connected with tue
srho nug tie pat year ard all others wao usy join the
Senior C-- p-uu the tn tot hsyiug 0eea a.
- - their admitted - tas BAT
Tie awarded will be:
For ib- prEe, two hundred and hity dollars
For tie .ecois tfize two h.udred dollars.
Fnr tie third prize. one huud-rd and hity dolars
For tire four prizfl oLe huldird dollars
The csudds.es slec 20 receive the amount N
money medals bonks The 70 which the canfidites ts
this rri,,. will xp sIb will be announced at
uear the op-uiue of the next term.
III. tu,p year payable In advance, which
will the : udeus 20 all the H. oiurrs
By on, the Trevs o The Ci-ee AM The committee on
the Lew Scb,- l. tHahLEs NM, III" -,
rrrsidruf o. Co.uaib.s College.
Columbia College, New-i oTk. June T. 1854
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gnIlerp, 6arnware, Sr.
6ousr- furnishing poohs.

COOKING by Castle cheapest and bat
~ FUEL foT Saaamer u---The American G,s Coking aad
HEATH CornpGuys RADs,s Ssess BroLrs Iron 5-s
Talon and Laundry slso 0 tnu OF ell sres ff
sale, ~hoe.sle and rrt.i BY =. 7. MeDOUGALL No 4e
Brosdwsy. of Csnsls. entrznc- No Ss CsnAist
GELF-SEALING FRUIT JAR1Giass, Porce
~ Ain and Tin Ass Tops r Tnn-rs rossry Eu
whps Old Enlpre Coffee Pots and vsos hrs and useful
srticiss N ths hoc,e fsruishne line whslrsAe, By
GRAY BROTHERS No - Dssknan&.
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90 mhom # map Goarern.

A MIDDLE-AGED American Gentleman of
"A tie highest rsptctsbity a good address aud pleasing
nann,s o refined and domestic habits t.
liquor tobacco any ion tases this ueho
The e respectable lacy, vita Wow
10 MATRMONY lie is established Ia business worth rom
$500 in distant city. and his desires to m--t
wh lady o some means. oteEed taste and do nestle nature,
capable e making tome the happy place earth - DE-
v,d husband Mary ladies' have anpathy about answering
rmons sdveT'eurnt, but Ot the IN ~ deli
t ned he.ta'e IN plying to this the s,n oman
is ia New York and sdyeres through the most pure
end honorable AID all correspondence will De he
Wish of th. advertiser all
tb SIDES h. returned interview References Of tic hish-
character given and, this inserted Ia eod faith, IS
Lo lacy VIII respond unt prompted by tie piv
Address IN coufd giving la pariicurs
A. H. C. HARRINGTON, ~ v. Post Office.
CAUTlON.-My wife, MARIA JOSEPHINE
" LUk # N. ~ iiaunon street. having lsn M BID
and ard without proyoc on, nj ses1ns
ter, BY TO- biGccn 10 ha box trust her my
JAS T. ISAACS.
NOTlCE.-Al Pefsous bsvi0g any CLAIMS
~ against WALhER ARIEL, lsoly doing bushes. at
No 500 West .lis, hereby notified present
forthwith the subscriber his office the above nentDaod
uuiub,r W. M. MERRILL, Receiver.
MIGHT SCANENGER.--JOHN DENNER,
~ Night ScsvruEeT 0rirf e a. No ~ Chatham No
ie4 Est lAt--i. ~il BE- rurctrsl, attended "a
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
Ddints, Oils, Ulass, &r.

Ia EROSENE OiIS.-Dealers IN Kerosene are
IN recommended serutuiz~ c.ey any Oh. h4t may De
il galy &C, undsr
The eokr of Kerosene light lemon, and I, in
purity durability and Illuminating prer- al Ot0-T materials
used for islt- hEW-YORK KEROSENE OIL Co.
No P,ar
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
Jusurdute gowpnuirs.

DRiTISH COMMERCIAL
ID LIFE INSUKANL COMPANY,
LospoS NEwfOsK
OFFICE-No. 6J WALL-Sr.
Cspi.si S3eS on
Depsitec with Controller Of New York k........... le,sS
ESTABLISHED 1870
Bo,sp ~ SEFsREEs ~ sEvYoRk
Hoo. Judge Campbell. J. Ph'lp- PneniS, esq
Henry Grinueli. Esq, Jais'. G1la'in esd -
John Crf.r. esq, Anthony BaFc.aJ esd rooa'
Samuel Wetmnrp, esq, sui
Stephen whitney esd Hon Eras:ui Cornlns
No extu charge for crossing the Atlantic.
Euiowuleuts for children. aud LIS Assurance In al Hs
brsnches.
GEO M kNEVlrr
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

Nav lOkk. Nay rs lg3 7
NOTICE is hereby given tbat the ARCTIC
~ FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY of the City 4 Nsg.
lok utrud to INCREASE The Capital Stock ot sad Company by
the o To, MY Hundred shares of Ffy D1s
max utr, Capital Stock .sd Company Thee Huuan
snd S,yny i've Tbu-sii Dollars bens the ultimate tra
ton Il Company further incrc-e the sid ,sitai
sun u Iuudr.d Thoa.sud Dosrs B the 1saf5
OF Dire tas RICHARD A. OAhLkt, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
nrtICE Of the CHEMUNG RAILROAD Go.

knFfICB If the ClIEMUNG RAILROAD Co..
~ No Dey.sf N " June 1859 Toe animal nee'ias q
scshodTs OF this Company, tr 'he ertion ~ thirteen
(3l Drstr- and three Inspectors - DO hcld the frs ~
the Company. No ~ D. TUESDAY. June Ia ~. ps
q, b.. or-p ,nrn n o'clfk 10 Oct The 'rinsfr
books Company w bs cioaed from the i until l1h
us, ISAAC OTIS. Seenctsry
ID .GALLAUDET NOTE BROKER, No. g.
i Waus--ilsId~sTe M't4l ard hon flp1f ~autaj Alec.
,her descriptions q pap.f -d commission, a. lo~ss r,ss
L ans obtaised zrd business Dotes
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

WONDERFUL IMPR0vMENT in
w GRAND PIANOS
STETSWAf eoNS artists ard pasnc ssasssi
o. cal and erAmine .he ae~y y.iuvrn,~e oVERSTkiNG
sRAND PIANO which. for power aasity Il 10
oospcd superior Grand Px8c BY al sho hsvs
smind srois whoc, BIS, musical judge II the
nv such as r db-ck tn uaEsn Editor of TIE Austcs Re-
siswD u C. Hil ". A King w. Mason. II ru8. A
woliaphanpt A II Uocd snS many otherN
sTETSW Az q SONS.
Nos Land - Nvsit-rst. Ns~ YorA
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Copartnershlp.

GDparfnershlp.
~OPARTNERSHIP-- The undersigned haze
u hi. day formed COP aRTS ERSHIP lnder fsa VI
BTTLFR SCHULTZ MATHENs fr thr rrau.a non of 8
GENERAL AUCTION snd COAMI sSION BUSINESS. and
br.e themselves No s. cedaFs. opposite tho Poet
Oebee JOHN BUTLER JR
ALEXANDER n. SCHULTZ
N.w.York May q ie59. DANIEL A. MATHEWS
nIsSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHiP.-T
par-u.rshp her-tfo- .rs'iDz gb.cnbers
under The Erm ofJOsEs WHITE 4 McCuRDY dss lived
Dat the dsJ of asy S5s bv the ~iIDd.~ of JOHN
r. Nc( UkDY The b.us- ~i b. c.atina-i b-ret fe b,
ASAHfL JONES aud SAMUEL WhlI T., und-r
Of tie late Enn. A,AHEL JOSrs.
SAMUEL WHITE,
JOHN X MccUhDf
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N.w.ioRk cossoLIp.rtp sr,sk coNrAsr.l /

kswloRk CoNsoLIDArhD STAGE COMPANY
Offo- ia a0tn--t between Broadway aud 1ts..v. :
rINHE ANNUAL ELECtiON 'or DIRECTORS
Of this Con pany aud tor INSPECTORS fr The next
iDs tction, vii h. he'd at the Office Of tie CompsnJ -
MONDAY, JuI~ 49, b.t~e-p the hous of u ni and
Toe Transfer Boiks will be c-d uttl sltet toe Elrcoa
New.Yok June l. 1859. JACOB CAMPBELL IT,. rirASr
NOTICE.-1he Arnusl F~ctiou of ID rcciors of
IN The AMERICAN EMIGRANr AID AND HOMESTEAD
COMPANY Will be held the Office q the Company NJ ls
Broadway TUESDAY, the zstn day Il Juns n'n, u
O'Clock, M. By order II the BosId.
JOHN 4. UNDERWOOD Sc ,rrt,fy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
CUICAGO CIIY RONDs-s sEWERAl;s

~ LoAN.-The bonds bar pr cent interest Ccspeos
psysblr JsuusTy aud JuJ l. h NewhoTk am mature 10
ll The payment uf f,Uef. AID sinking tLd povited tsz
by az annual The deb of c, " Chicago
~ e which has been contracted fH strictly sas
oipsi purposes. for sale by ASHLEY NORRIS
No. - EIchangs pls.e.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
NHAMBERSs PIANOS. BARGAINS!
~ Bibr do lso. Asor place., ~
Cor1et of stbSt and thAv

THE briggs PATENT PlANONFORTE-
Or THE VIOLIN PIANO.
Itu sufk spos tOa frame ed eA,e. en1f-J sy&fss
sx the th1s rrevins the soaaf Asrs otSs
ssr Of the instrum-ni froor the rrsin
II ~in rrzr4ia IN TUNE kr MANY AoNTFs ard. SSso ~
srfnp .ettrd. fos y-an
1t k.s sgnSns esrts sbovs bos Bks iae Won
saich conbs.d toSshes 10 he tnus >
o. sn,ire Instruments viblsfosy sbsl
depth snt flress d o1>, s-t ts Ssssnr
power of suszinias the hs s-~u Ss-d
~ u tEr Vioiln clzss
h IMPROVES WITH AGE sns USE e~couirs nor~ v'srs
CIV snd tie psrer sat
fE 1. the BFST PIANO-FOKTE ENiSTinlr,r sa4 n
nend.5 bJ GrOTTscHALK rdkL8ESS s0c 1aaay o;hss .,
ISIS Ard professor
scte AEer1. Vk HALL son. No oS Sro~fsay
SyHV. NAP
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

hFUNUWtT bNNk NaF
ELECTlON.-The Annu,l El-ciios f'r DlREC-
IL TORS OF thi, Bsnk and INSPECTORS ef ts. Al
en,uut ction will b. held the Bsnsias us-, TUES
DAY ath day Of Juns bewa he n,, u 70 saA
2p "a. }. l.. E,ERiIyr, Cs.s~s.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
orSIeEor raE CsIoseo AND RocK lsLAso Co.. /
N.w.YOsx. May %. so

YNIIE ANNUAL MEETING ot the Stockholisrs
Of this Company fos eleou Il tEir~e ncto. s ths
ensurg YES. wil b. held Otio~ II h Can94ny tn
City a Cbcsso State o( Illinois. FRIDAY tnv i'Eh ssy
Jurr ne TIE pon ~l b. op usd Il n doos srs
closed at Is o'clt IN The Transfer Box will ~ c.-d
az. neon Of WEDNESDAY the st day q June snd
co.rd until the morning 10th day - Jins p,n ~ cdrs
OF the Beard. FRANCIS H. rnNS. Soy. .
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

NEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE ms CO.,
~ Boston Capital and accumulated Premiums - az
PAYING dividend of 8 p-f cent 70 81 The osored Psnp
s,. Rrs.rt, &c tIrri,h-d Gratis JOHN HOPPER,
Agent .nd A,,orrey for he Co., No llo Broadway, -
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

OrrIcr. CLEvsL.Np q. May .. 1850
CftE ANNUAL MEETING ot tn. STOCK
Il HOLDERS Of TIRE CLEVELAND ANb TOLEDO
RAILROAD for the ELECTION u NINE DtRECrokS, AZ
h~ usrct other spPrpae husinsss viii Ne q d o. ~
CorpsUy. oac,, in The Cy Of Ces"and ate 81 Oss ca
WEDNESDAY tie 18th dsy ~ JHu- 1859 he p>ls 70 "
,p4n,d ~clcck Thr Transfer bok, q es closed
WEDNESDAY ls dsy II June .ur r-mNn 81 I'D I'll sfex
the <ctioa BY oodrt Of to- Board
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

OrFIcs % THg SosrH AssSies> flas issVstscsC CO.
Nc s Wal 81 Ne~.l.Fs, Jas- J. fs0 I
DIvIBEND.-1h B,'rd o' DGec,or. have
~ TuIs DAY dsclsnd a SEMi-ANSUAL DIVIDEND Il
N'''' ~ " sJHscKHR. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

DAyEN, BACON & Co,
II (Suu-ssrs o BACON RAvENJ Pisnof Forte M.nufsc-
,,,. ,rrr,o.ns No S2 fands;, Broadway wn~re
f of nstrle may ks Eaad exclusively of
o. q msnaatGr Warranted V every r~P Ct
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
fnanndi.

DIvIDEND.-The Board of Directors Of u
~ HOWARD tNsrRANCE CONPaSY have s~ciu,l
DIVIDEND of FIFTEEN PR CENT lrps capital <ssA
p.,,hie 90 and sitcs MONDAY. Jas~ s. lsss
HENRY A. OAKLEY. S~cr,<srv
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

DIANOS. MELODEONS aud ORGANS The
il HORACE NAIERS PIANOS and AELoOEOSs. f's
drps- rurity AID nifty az sufpas'el rtce
r-r-shi- S.coud hsIf Pi.-os aud I-.ofras rD % -
% sud Mel dsous rer- 'uthIJ pyneutr r
,y,d fsr Pians. HOR,C WATER As-u, No 53j 8el.i-
w.y nsni1; The HOrar- Wst-r. P,ro' ar tno ~
:. sruoux ,a- very ErGsSst We ean sl4k Of tl-
,.ri,. frum p-rsual ku0wi-ds"-CbrItss isfateese.r
Notnrs al The Pair displayed trter enc- -CAsret
-, aWa,rr,s Piaros and Mrloa-Ons chAisup comp
- s-r. u.d- auYMhrre 10 The county rh2nk llara
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

"TTSIfF EKTF 7 VV II 7 IT NUN NVb LVNN.
4 1heNFW-YORk AND ERIE RAILROAD u bssh .sl
oreh, .cuippsc snd thc vsrrs sfr uSD ~n"en 10 'ss
woro psI of the Stock sud bnH s"d w. 'hs la
r,yti.fra osre, should how sok iars IA
lsyus CasupsBy o iis small snd teuF rsy - s.s~s.
in u.Ucistg former vslurs And 80 "u sSsr h1srs as
Con u.y have - hir - so'sts ~iR the pissie
the sss o Bonds sId Ptsuc- nis' m fainfe y 90
prseca net ard necnsa with -cono'ny. prps
ten s6ms, and work p.ot'tb, snd tvr ,|lJ %
r-ps of tn road II making diviiesa an
isugairDs elsrp IL " con-. Il hes 'essss
cc ston. Tr Ahr that hs bsD sosred al ssp-ass
eNcry branch ~ HdL bpius rfosi rcvrftiSs
hack ;s ustural cbsousi IN nNus % SC, ant vita
lite patience a9d o. al 6Ui LABOR Pp,e.t AL
Trehr sustaining vuiucs thNl from the nnease
busl that NJ syce l. p hv All al
pa interest promptly 20 pay Ssh nti tn9ue In .ae
s1iens the ufih Nostg.s, Loan. The ml 4 TO
day those prsous who ra o.. showdus Bi s.soy ~
ske thu sh of 1851 ant the f.ssls
~il follow those ~ho make igv.nens In rsifsi
sch snd bonds
For further information rod the Eric CiTcua, issaef ~
WASHl NGTOS MILLS NJ Is kxesauss ilsc~. Ne~ losk
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

LNOR SALE-A gSinloie FARM, cOuDaiOIas ~
.crrs IT cnoiCe land orefrer vito STOCK sud tAhs-
iHG IMPLEMENTS ,itpeed ,rTue urs snuth wes. of S6S
Sueh Orange Cluy v Hss ssd sir~ Il tn uvrr .ns
srroGudIs county Tau iinpfots consist IT lsfe, ~rf
,nt -.s TeGait-Lsusr. Lay tuo safu, Ciri.ge house
5tsble Has sr.~ Appo Or.b.rt 'ne ssr-a vtn-i}
lther choic, fru pnisrs P.- ou De hs1 liz
n.sx,.l. a1..I u l.EiiRl.E CLARK Nsy N. Y.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-08-26
FROM EUROPE.
THE CONFERENCE IN SESSION.

The steamer Hungarian from Liverpool
August 10th, arrived at Quebec Saturday
night, and gives four DAYS later news.
The Zurich Conference of Austria, Sar-
DINA and France, had commenced its session
and is constituted as follows
Austria - Count Colloredo and Baron
Merpenberg. France,-Baron Bourguene
and Marquis Bonneville. Sardinia Chew
alier Des Ambrois and Chevalier Jococan,
Sandman Ministers at Berne. The Govern
or of Zurich received and welcomed the Am
bassadors and was to give them a public
dinner on the llth.
The first formal sitting of the conference
took place o. the Sth, but nothing had tran
spired as to its proceedings.
On the 8th the affairs of Italy were deba-
ted in both Houses of Parliament. In the
Lords the marquis of Normandy inquired if
there was any objections to producing the
papers relative to the projects of peace trans
mitted to Austria in behalf of England be
fore the treaty of Villa Franco was agreed to.
He denounced the conduct of the government
as one-sided, and evincing no desire to main
tain its neutrality. In the Commons the
India Loan Bill finally passed.
The Completion of the Mammoth Steamer,
great Eastern, was formally celebrated OF
the 8th, by banquet on board the vessel,
which was attended by many members OF
both Houses of Parliament and distinguish
ed Engineers and scientific men.
FRANcE.-Napoleon went on the 9TH to
Chalons Camp of the army, to remain several
DAYS. 1t was asserted that Prince Richard
Metternich would remain at Paris as the
Austrian Minister.
ITALY-Early on the morning of Sunday,
the 7th, the king of Sardinia entered Milan
accompanied by his Ministers, Mem bers Of
Parliament, and the Municipal bodies Of
Turin and Genoa. His Majesty passed
through the Corso on horseback amidst en-
thusiastic acclamations.
GERMANY
The relations between Austria and Prussia
almost assume the dimensions OF regular
rupture, and were regarded as dangerous to
the smaller German States, which were al
ready looking towards France for protection.
The King Of Bavaria has apologzed for the
passage of the Austrian troops through his
terrific y.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-08-26
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

The Steamship Aua from Liverpool, Aug
! 9th, arrived at New York on Thursday, and
! gives us our latest news from Europe. TIE
Representatives of France, Sardinia and Aus
tria. NJ. De Bouequeney, NJ. Dies Ambrois,
and Count Colloredo were to assemble at Zu-
rich on the 8th, to arrange the details Of the
Peace at Villafranca The Paris correspond
ent Of the London Times reiterates the state
ment that Piedmont formally declines enter
ing into the Italian Confederation if Austria
forms part Of it. The same authority ap-
prehends that the restoration of the former
sovereigus of the Duchies will be effected by
means of the mission of Count Reiset,
aided by the intrigues of France. The Sar-
dinian Government, having recalled the COM
missioners from the Dutchies, declines to use
Its influence with France to oppose the wish
es OF the population. There is a report of
an attempt to poison Garibaldi. Another
that he will take command of the Tuscan
Army. In the letter of the Emperor of the
French to the Emperor of Austria the former
is said strongly to urge a reforming policy in
Italy.
Louis Napoleon would not enter Pari. at
the head Of the troops, because the Cabinet
and Privy Council urged that he would in
cur too much risk in exposing himself so
! ng time. Bodies of French troops were
cor tinually arriving at Marsailles from Italy
AUsTRIA.-There is trouble in the Ministry
of the Emperor, growing out Of the questions
of reforming the government of the provinces.
Baron Bach is reported to have rendered
his resignation, but the Emperor had refused
TO accept it.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-08-26

their reach But the more we see of the
nanner in which matters of law and Justice
are administered, and punishment is meted
ont 10 the transgressor-taking it from the
case Of Dan Sickles down, the more are we
convinced that in many instances, it is but
one stupendous farce.
A petition, signed by one hundred of the
principal business men of Montpelier, sett-
ing forth the high esteem, uprightness of
rbaracter, and unquestionable integrity in
which Mr. Bckford had been held during
the many years of his residence in that place,
and praying the Court, in view of his uni
form good conduct and fair reputation, in
connection with his age and health, might
have due influence in fixing his punishment,
was presented to Judge Smalley, as was also
q similar petition from over one hundred of
,bs citizens O! Windsor. But the sentence,
!, we learn, was made up before John Nelson
left the court last week of course these
rsttions had no effect in the closing scene
6ftais melancholy trial.-W Journal,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-08-26

The ORAsHUN. Here is more of A.
Wards "Orashun'
line a Union man. luv this Union from
the Bottom Of my Hart. l luv every hoop
pole in Maine and every sheep ranch in Tex
as The COW pastors of New Hampsher is as
deer to A. Ward as the rice plantashuns of
MsSissppv. There is mean critters in both
Of them air States, and there is likewise good
men and troo, 1t don't look very pretty for
lot Of infammetary inuividooals who new
er lifted their hands in defence Of Ameriky,
or did the fust thing towards skewerin our
independence to git their backs up and sware
they'll dissolve the Union. Too mulch good
bud was split in courtn and MARVIN that
lilly respectable female the Goddess of Liber-
~, to cit divorce from her at this late dav.
The old gal has behaved herself well to
cast her of now, at the request of a parsul
OF addle-braned men and wimin who never
dld nobody no good and never will agin. line
sorry the picturs Of the Goddess never Civ
her no shoes or stockins, but the band NV
tars around her head must continur to shine
britur 50 long as this Firth revolves on her
tree. The wether was ALFRED hot, &
man at this pint of the orashun fell down
sun stroke | told the aulince that cousid-
erin the large number OF powerful handsome
gals present, | was more afraid ola DAwTER
sTRoAKE. The coke was impromptu and
amused the aujince very.
To resOom-G. Washington was clear
headed, warm hearted, brave and Study goin
man. He never sIoPT OVER The prevalin
weakness of most public men is to SLOP
OVER, Put them words in LARGE letters
A. W. They Rush Things. They travel
TO mulch on the high presher principle.
They got onto the popular hobby boss who
tr0ts along, not carin cent whether the
best is even goin, clear sited and sound. or
spawned, blind and bawky. OF course thew
cit throwd eventooally if not sooner. When
they see the multitood goin it blind they 60
Pei Mel with it instid Of exerting themselves
TO set 1t right. They can't see that the croud
which is now bearn them triumphantly on
its shoulders will soon diskiver its error and
cast them into the boss pond Of Oblivyum
without the slightest hesitashun. Washing
ton never Slopt Over. That wasn't Georges
stle He luved his country deerly. He
wasn't after the spiles. He was a human
angi in 3 cornered hat and nee britches, and
we shant see his like right away. My friends,
We can all be Washington s but we can all
be patriots and behave ourselves in a human
d Christian manner. When we see a
brother goin down hill to Rum let us not
give him a push, but let us seize rite hold of
his coat tails and drag him back to Morali-
ty.