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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-05

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lowing points: From the Buiiiio House
to jonathan SPY ker's, and from Spy k,r's
tc tie Court II Juse; from Jos.IL B2l.I's
p 81 aud 81 Jouus, to each opposite
corner; across st MAry's 10 .. y. Not-
ieu's: irem Nm Fr.ga's to Mrs Stock s.,
from Chambcg.in Bros corner 10 james
kci.y's; ,r5m Ms. L4lwi.'s corner 10 \.
A'a@on's, aud also to Eii. R'ientlush'-. :.
as pavement between - Mary aud
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Inc hHn 0Fldse 81 lAlrdot te be made
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-05

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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
Gteamboats ana Railrceos.
ISSO CENTRAL ROUTE
lOCOs FOR THE WEST,
VIA HARLEM RAILROAD

NEw-YoRK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
One Dollar less than BY other route to AosnY Troy ana
al stations Nest ard Moth. v,
Trains leave depot 18th street sud thav Ne~'iofa
10 o'clo,+ a. nj. Express Mail Train.
SNp. IN. Express Trsin.
Conpec,ips At Albany with the NewYork Central Railroad
t. for all stations through 10 Buffalo and the Ne' also WIN
,be Albany Northern Road for stations north.
RETURNING, LEAVE ALBANY.
7:s5a a. Mail irsn connectia With the New'lck cenita
train from the West Albany with the train leaving
Troy a7:S0a m. ,nu,,,
s m Express connecting With the Central kairosa
from The West and AZ AbaDy with the train from Troy AZ
2O D. M Passengers rely upon iris connection IRON Troy
FREIGHT ARR ANGEMENTs
F,ht for lbsnv and the West received depot corner
Whit. ard Centre uutl o'clock ?. M sud or"hued oy
Fxprss. a. quick a. by any other route , 81. ,
1b Rond Is now n excellent order provided with is own
eeUspb equipped with and commodious cars snd Tor
speed safety and comfort Is equal 20 any otser route
Depot In kev-York corner 2Sth ~ and iti-ay
TLsts procured checked al the ONCE corner of
' WM j. CAMPBELL Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
6alss at Auttion.

A SSIGNEE's SALE.-The subscriber, General
n A,.isree of GROW CHRISTOPHER, viii sch At ~ B.
Lie AUCTION a. the Merchants Exchange, IN the City d
NeYok on the 18th day Of January next az O'Clock ~ oy
s. BOGART Auctoneer all the estate right ute ana n,ersS
which he such Assignee IN or 70 that certain L,.
18th Ward OF the City Of NswYcrk bounded and dsioed
a. oows: Besl hin the norbery side Of
street a. point distant 100 feet es-y from the northeast
corner Of Twenty ard Lexington avenue aud r
Mag thence uohey and parallel with Lexngton Avenue - u
inches thence parallel with 9Th street y feet thence
,uthery and parallel with avenue 50 feet inches 20
the northery side Of nth street. snd thence westerly ons as
s,a 70 the psce of besinnins dated NewYork Deceme
1sse IdsI 9axSu FsndTuI JE KELLEY
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

rTHIs is to caution all person. against Pprensslng
or IS. ,,bscber be cl.ims be has GOOD de-
Notes soe . shch be intends 20 make the collection
s,.te s,S :. ..,ns ne 4 stemyted to b. enforced;
OF dfhe ssino 1ya Tbons.nd Five HuHdrsd and Sxtytvo
,Se poi.r (t2s2 S payable 70 the order Of Manning
r 20 No.ss Thousand and Fifty Dollars se
..stbs s -Four Notes payable :. ny oreer and tndS'ed y
IT, enc Note Of One rbou,snd Dollars 600 and one S
IT, rfou.snd Dollars ts2ote payable 70 the order OF A D.
isnone and dated Boston, Nov. 1, 1858. - .-o,,,,
Kev.York. Jsn. 3. 1879. r. H. NohIh.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
A. J.. BLEEcxEs. Auctioneer.

DEREMPTORY SALE of 3I9 LOTS and
CORES in the l2h Ward being part OF the well known
HYER TRACT"
j BLFECKER, son Co. will sell at auction on
THURSDAY Jan. % lSos 81 IL o'clock, st the aerchahS
FICrange; ,,,., A.
Or 7th sv-s Lots and Cores bet l85t snd Sotn u
On 6th.av-S6 LOs and Cores bet I'D ana l1shsts
On lSi,bs-4 Lots and Cores n bet th and ItnaV''
On lSjth Lots and Cores, bet oth and IthaVs
On IS6ths4f Lots and Cores n bet 6h and Itaays'
On l57thst IS Lot, and Cores bet 6th and Itna's
0n S7,bet-le Lot. ara Cores n bet. Sh sud 6ihsys
On lSsth.r- Lots and Cores bet 9Th aud I'm avs
On I53tha-4l Lots and Cores ks. bet 5th and Sta'ay'
on l4Oth,-s and Cores bet 5,h and eth-sy'
On list 10 Lots aud Cores. n bet 1h and o'n sys.
The Lott and ores n.a 5th.v have frontsges the
Harlem River the waterht Of which !, ysusbe The title
10 be propr.y perfect and the sale will b. positive Two
td, c. remain on bond ard mortgage for term OF years
Ii.b's,.rh;s nI.n,.t No 7prc.ds u,i57l
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

ITO BOSTON AVELERS-COMfOhI and
4 sAPETY.-Tbe public informed that the Old Colony
ana Fail River Railroad Company have attached 20 me Pessn
,,ro.r, OF their ros5 CREAhEKs PATENT BRAkE ore.
kIfOR This invention (,esdy In on many OF the bss
.anssed roads Of h county) prouoess 6esres o. security
ife and property impossible without hArosd
sese 10 avail eneves Of every Improvement for the saes,
II h are requested 10 examine th Every d oeservaice
,roves most conclusveJ that the application OF the ore
s,pd vhe Il s a rood be for ordinary purposes
no value in the presence Of Danger Th Company viii ,a
h.se haehnes all The Of road and warrant 1ss
10 answer 'A' P''p''' Us r. cLk BBAKE co.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

TOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA. - The
IL American Atlantic Screw Steamship Compsnys new ana
elegant steamship MONTGOMERY =. Croker Commander
will leave Pier No - North River SATURDAY Jan 10 At
O'Clock D. Cabin TO Savannah with unsurpassed
secommod.tors els Through tickets 70 New Orleans
$50 50; Mobile sS.; MONTGOMERY S25i Albany. Ga so
Itauts s23: Columbus. es5 Mscon s2li Augusta %.
Iiso 10 yareu, place, in Forid. lowest rstessteaers
iesyipr savsnpsh MoNDAYs, WEDNESDAYS and FIJI
DAYs Freight 10 cent. per foot. Insurance per cent
apsly 70 H. B. CROMWELL Co, No 50 Wes.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
Ocean Steamers, &e.

CLIPPER, SATURDAY, Jan. l5.--R0SS, FAL
~ CONER Co . line for SAN fRASCisC0.-The famous
extreme clipper snip WHlRLWISD. John " Get
der This vel known ehpP-r esTrYnE but 800 t1ns
atinE Pier Nc. = East River. Under present abe
u.nder she sde four passages Aeoo1rnsthe lonees. in
H. and shortest in II days believed to De toe q1iekss;
record She 10 perfect order VOL ventilated insdres At The
and bins Of smal capacity viii have p,ompt dis
patch Apply to ROSS FALCONER 4 Co, No. VI PIne-t,
co,rer OF William. Agents San Franoisoo, MesUL Ross
Denpser Co. Collections made in California and Oregon.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT

NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
For ALBANY and TROY Pare 81
On and afsr MONDAY Dec g. l25s, Trains WI 3esA
St, NevYort, A. follows:
s:9a For White Plsins
$50 O.. IN. For Wilismsbrdfe.
1000 q Mail train for Albany
lis3Q q IN. For Wsi,e Plains
2:S0 ?. m. For Wihamsbrtdse.
$500 p. m. Sof hiller-on-
$50 ,. NIL Express for Albany.
t:oo ?. m..F For Cro.op Falls-
$50 .. m. For White Plsirs
e:I5 m..F For White Piars from Whits sad csnusSta
$50 p m. For Wilhamssrdss.
KITuRSng-Win eave
SEQ O m..W White PlainA
$50 q N.Y. Wi2iAnsbridge.
TOO & .Croton Yala
zoos m. .Mllsrton
7:2p o. m. White Plsins.
e:l5a M. MAI train for Albany.
1870 q nv Wibamshridse.
H0 p m..White Ratns
500 ?. m..W White Paina
$50 p m..Albany Express.
500 2: n. Wllisns5ridse
WN. y CAAPBELk ou9ssfrssadsu6.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

TOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-U. 8.
II NAIL LINE The favors stearship FLORIDA CAgt
Isaac CrOwtn yin leave SATURDAY, January Is. q.
n RON fst nS NSs Xsus 81 xs.a1 nd soa s, e
Ai;as sgnea ooly en board Ier freight psss.se sppyo
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
A. NJ MERwIs Auctioneer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Trade-Sale

FRIDAY EVENING Jan H. at o'clock.
NEW AND FRESH STOCK.-A large collection OF stand
ard ard BOOKS in general Literature incuins
Ius,r.trd and Pictorial Works. and vsety Of Scientific,
Csca AID School Books &c s ia good order Also an as
sortneIt Of Staple aud Fancy Stationery including Writing
Papers Blank Books, Folos, Pens Pencils, kc.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
,IANOs MPIODEOys. and ALEXANDRA

DIANOS. NELODEONS, and ALEXANDRA
ORGANS Of superior make, 81 great esHsias iee
hand Piano. At extremely low prices ranging from
One Of the largest Catalogues Of Muse IN the
Insr,ruepts aud m1sicsl merchandise o. al kiHos -.
nose rates New Pianos and helodeot or ren' snp en
Slowed purchased Monthly payments recs"ea '' AA"
'h' A''Ho HORACE WATERS. Agent. No. ss9 Bro.dw,y.
DIANOS and MELODEONS.-
III Firss-cl.s PIANOS, fully warrsnsed pain OF ncniJ
piaSs .pd MELnDEoNs TO LET soi ins.alnsnis
j. NJ PLLToS, Nos S4l and s4S Broadway, n T.
DT1NOs and MELODEONS for SALE or for
Il RFNT a. low rsteL Bes. Boston and EewYort PI-
Iros Sole AGENCY Of 8. d. IL w. SMITHS hELO-
DEOSs A. ~ KAN0USE, No. AS Brosdvsy
CPLENDID 7-octave Rosewood PIANO, made
- by one Of the best makers and warranted Tor tnree yss
been few month"; and Ia perfect orders rch fl tonei
win be sold at great bargain for cash Inquire a. III sAs
T'HE WALLACE PIANO O-FORTE-Driggs's
Il PatsBt.
Its tones the fullest, most sonorous and pure
Ii Is the durable and will TeInsin longer u tune asn
any other Piano-forte -, .,.,
Il 10 bait upon solid iron frame bed pse-the whole
forms vibrating she with 81 upper and lower souaDs
board, like the violin ru,
is the best Piano existing. and recomrne -ded ~ Thai
berg Gottscak II. Fry NJ strakosch Maretzek Albert
Wood Gusve Ectbsrdts Wrn hason, H. WoDenhsaPts ana
Sole agents WIN HALL SON, No. 20 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

nyHF BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
II ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS -,
Frou He~York 70 LiVerpcoi' .,,,
Chief Cabin Fsssase. .''''''''''''''''' IS
Second Cabin Passage. ...'s...'''''''' -
From Boston to LiverpooE ~,,a
Chief Cabin Psssaxe.......
Second CABIN rsss.s,; % r; i,s '''''''''
iRaBIh. csrt j. stone. ANEgIcA Capt. Mla,
ASIA Csp. &. Lott, as SIAGAskA' S.pe- AIss Isi,ss
AFRICA. Cap. shannon. ~ AotA, SaPs a Srssn on
These vessels carry clear white lsat a. usDes- s00N VI
starkosfd bow red on rort bow ,,,,,. u, Z
ASIA Lot............Lesves York. Mesnessay
AMERICA, Lang Leaves Boston w eSne' - va
aERICl Shannon Leaves N Yofk.. Wednesday Jan ~
III ROPA Lech..... n. York. Wednesday, fso
Bsrtbs DO, secured uatl paid for
Tie ourers OF ships wiz not Be sccountso ior oo'
svr b. ion Specie Jewey Precious stones or Me'as IN
e. hills Of ldnE .srei therefor and the Vsee nefeO'
L. CUNARD, Nc. Bowlins Green.
CTEAM to LIVERPOOL, LONDON: GLAs-
- Cow, DUBLIN BELFAST Ard LospoSpEKShni, Kh sne
a. tas gI,sS s,,,s. Nal. via LIVERPoo without delay q
ns 49, ,sSrcsa rStes-Tb- LIVERPOOL, NEW-fORk Aad
PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP CoarASss IL =. raSs,
CITY OF SATURDAY, Jan. lA
Al Il O'Clock noon. from Pier NO |" No, . =, -.
p..sr VII 6nd this the most speedy Ana sse f"]s
e' RATE, OF PASSAGE.
r,hn f,oun New and Phisdephia -
ysirass. frm New-Yo 10 sbovensmed pisces -
Re,rrn tic kets available for months W
P.sens.r, forv arded Havre Paris hsuours Bremen
Antwerp and all parts Of the Continent without delay
NoTcF-These provided with every reauss
N rs tie immediate extinctisn Of FIRE and the esst as
spine /. enforced with regard 20 the use ofhghta
John g. DALE, No. is Broadway, New-Ycrk AGENT
In Liverpooi 10 VIM. INMAN, Tower Baildnsa
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
Gonses an6 farms Wants6.

WANTED to RENT-A small HOUSE, with
w an acse Of GROUND, less mus be within an
the city, by sesmbost AID easy o sece'' 81 The
year Address j. b. box No 1910 N. T. Post Once stating
location, kc, and rent per sneSm. t
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
MaebinTp.

DEAUMONT STEAM GAUGES.
I'D Perfectly reliable handsomely made, and WAkRASrE2
wy c. W. COPELAND, No SO Broadway.
COLEMAN's FARA MIIL.-This Mil has
inst received the FIRST PREMIUMS at The Slate FAR
Syracuse and u s. Fair Richmond, Va snd Is creating
sest excitement among throughout se country
Can be operation the Ofsce OF the COLEMAN
FARM MILL COMPANY, Tribune Building NO. spruce
IT., New-York
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

NEW SHORE ROUTE to PROVIDENCE and
IN BOSTON via NEW-Y0RK and NEW-HAvEn NEW
LONDON, STOHINGTON, PROVIDENCE and BOSTON
RAILROADS.&C. and after Dec 80 trains will Ie.vs Tths
At a m and arrive In Providence at $50 and Boston $50
D. m RICHARD ~ DOWD. Superintendent
NIEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHILA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH snd WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-Msl and Express lines leave NewYorn ct and n
m and and D. m fare 8S Through Tickets sold for On
the West and for Baltimore Warrington. Noolh,
through checked Washington In sn6
o. m trains j. w WOODBURY., Assistant Superintendent.
baggage will be received for any train unless delivered and
shocked kfeep minutes advance Of the time oflssyils
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
W. G. CRRAMERJ EecfeLAy,
No. 81 Pine.st., N. Z.

TgIRAYELERS for the NORTE, SOUTH
Il EAST or WEST should buy before ste ring APPLE.
TONS RAILWAY GUIDE. Price 25 eexts. The clean
manner In which the THROUGH ROUTE y AeS are de-
uneated enable. the traveller 20 See al glance HOW hH
SHALL TRAVEL. He viii save m,ny dollar BY securing
copy. y. hfLhIOs ~ ~ uou,hsls, ps,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
NEw-YoRK and HEw-HAvEN RAILROAD

NEW-YORK and EEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
IN la5s WINTER ARRANGEMENT lsts.
Commencing November r. lSS.
Passenger Station In HezYork 27h-e And &hAv,
sutr.ncs I.b-st - -
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORE.
Yor New Haven, a. (exli l2+5, 2:45 (e1.) SS tnl
$50 p FOR Bridgeport, N. (eI u IS. 2t5 (eLb
Ss and $50 Eor Milford, s:r.;fod Fairfield scah:
port and Wesport l245 5:45 and 490 For Ho<
wsi a. m l2.G 2Ss (sI) s:S, 4.3O $50 ?. yot Ds
reo and Greenwcb, "a N; l2t5 s:4 40 $50 n, Yor
Stamford, 7, (ex) l245 2t5, (eL) 3, 49, $50
yor Port Chester and ntsrmedas stsoni aso, ia
<:So, $50 $50 y. - -
CONNECTING TRAINS.
FOR Boston, m. (exl 21 p. (eGl yor Providsros
via Hartford m leI) For Hartford and spnnsasd,
(ex)i l2,45 sad 2:+5 (eIl Bor C0uneeic1t Ryef
RaiHosd 20 Montreal, ieI). For Canal Railroad =
Northampton, g. m tex.) and 1915 p m yor New Haven
and Sew-Loodon Rarosd, N and a. FOR Housa
tonic Railroad, FER Nsngatack Railroad, n, 2:u
.. Tos pasbury and Norwak Railroad, 3:55 p
JAMES H. HoYr. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILR0AD.-O,

IN and aer MONDAY Nov ~ ls5s and until further netcss
Passenger Trains viii leave Piet foot Of puane1 - ouo~S
ys: 49,
DUNKIRK EXPRESS a. a m.. for Dunkrk and prtncips
hteruediste Stations
MAIL WEST A m, for Dunkirk and Basso and insss'
mediate Stations
ROCKLAND PASSENGER at p. m. from foot AursyA,
~. Piermout for Sudsms and nrermedlsts StstienS
WAY PASSENGER at $3.50 IN, for Newbursh, Pors Jsr
,s and intermediate Stations
NIGHT EXPRESS at $50 o. m, Tor punhIk and Safases
snd pr ncipal intermediate Stations
E&IoRANT ct o. m, for Dunkdk aud Buffalo. ana msse
asediate Stations.
PIE above Trains daily, Sundays excepted.
Pbese Express tnra with the Elmrs s09
C.usndssas Railroad for Niagara Falls ct Binshsrnu wh
he Syracuse and Railroad for Syracuse et Corn
py with the Buffalo Ne~Yok and Erie Railroad for Rochss
Ter Buffalo and Nasss Falls at Great Bend with the Dele
var. Lackswanna and Western Railroad Tor Scrantoni q
susao and Dunkrk with the Lake shor. Railroad of Clsve
sId Cincinnati, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, NO
CHARLES MORAN. Pres,dsnA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

EOh bUo ION anu 4 IhU !DH1'Cn VI" w W
Il PORT and FALL RIVER.--The splendid and superior
steamer BAY STATE, Capt Jewe leaves New eyety
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY a. 4oeiocs 2 ma
and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Brzyton, on MONDAY
WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY ss4 o'clock p IN, from Pier No
SN.R.
Hereafter will be regarded secured 70 any appa
cant until the shal have been paid for.
Freight Boston forwarded through with great dspstch %
Al Express freight Train.
MM BORDEN. AGENT Nos. 10 and u Wessr
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-

NNHE REGULAR MAIL LINE VIA OIUNINU~
Il TON for BOSTON and PRoytDENcE.-lnlsnd1K Kouts
the shortest snd direct carrying ths Eastern Mall
The steamers COMMODORE, Captain joel Stone, and
C. vANDERBILT Capt w frazer In conneeton With u.
sTONINOTON and PROVIDENCE and BOSTON and
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS, leaving New.Yort daily (sun'
day, e1cepted from Pier No North River first wharf above
Battery pisce O'Clock and Stonin gton at $3.50 m,
fhe arrival Of the Nal Train whoh leaves Boston 81
b:iO p. m.
The c. VANDERBILT from New Yort Monday Weinesdsy
.ud Friday ooi sonnston Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
The C0MMODORE, nom Nev.1ors, Tuesday Thars
day Saturday from sonngton. Monday, "Wednesday and
Friday.
Paser proceed fon Bennington per railroad 70 Proy
places advance Of those BY other routes and In ample time
Tor ali early morning hnss connecting North and Eas<
that prefer remain board the steamer enjoy
pish re.t unorurbed eskst desired and leave sonn
10 the 8. N. train
Fars from Providence to Newport Fihy Gents.
accompanies the steamer and train throasA
esch wsy. ,..
For passage berhs freight apply on board the
steamer or the Freight Office Pier No North River OF
the Office, No. 10 Bsttery-plsce, Jan 4, lsos
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
printins.

AT EYERDELLs Wedding Cards. Notes,
- hai IN Broadway Of Dvsne Ordsrs received ~ mI
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY-
~ Connecting a, New Hampton with the Delaware, Lacks
and Western Railroad aud At Eaaon with the Lehsh
Valley Railroad. , ,a.a
Leave Easton interDsdae places nom Pier
No. North River at II IL and p IN or son'ef
vile BY above trains, and 8, p M
The Elizabeth with trains the New
Jersey Railroad which leave York from the foot Of Court
aldt-st- at "a and u H., and aud 2. m.
the Delaware, Lackswsnna and western hsi
road win -.ye A. N m only For Lehgh Valley Railroad al
u m. and II m JOHN " sIEhNs sopenhrndsh-
FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leavesf Fulton MAJ
ket whan By s.eaner IOLA5 at 6:S5 7:5o and 10 n,
snd l. 445 and The leave Hlushins L. L. $50
land 10 q In and S;i5 snd meeting AID exchAns4
passengers With the boat a. Hunters Point Through tH
minutes. Bsre IS ceutL WN. ". 6AjfH. hsoetvef-
hudson RIVER RAILROAD.-From Decss
2s 1883 The Trains viii leave Cbsmberss- Station az
follows: Express Trains, q n. and 3.l5 and iO p
Albany NAL Train At II rs fI Pousnkeepde, e:+5
II for Dobbs Ferry At 10 FOR Sing Sing $50
2 Tor Pee,skiL, P n Ths Pooshksep,,e, PsekskLn
bns sing s3d Dobbs Ferry Trains the Way 9stons
Psssenseu Chambers Canal Christopher and Slss
Trains for NewYogk leave Troy a. sos and 0.1O and
Sl5 535 Ia, and Albany about Is minutes lster On
Sundays at tp. m. A. y. SMITH. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

NOTICE.-EAST RIVER BANK.-The AN.
IN EUAL ELECTION for Fifteen Dtrec.Ou and Three Ir.
spetors Election CT EAST RIVER BANK vii be h.la
TUESDAY, Feb 1882 1t the BANKING House Garner Of
A%v ssi s:h-st Pei open tom Il noe- unt1 p n
w. 8. CARNAN Cuh..r
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
fnrniturs.

ENAMEIED FURNITURE of superior style
L ana fn,sh m.nusssured and for ssle By j. w FISHEk
Co. (clasrly VITA kcGnv AIszsSrpal, he ~ 8-ossvsy
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION No. 90
Wsrrsn sIhe Trustees have ordered tha iuer-s be paid
depOsiiors the OF SIX PER CENT al eated
thereto for the s' three and az orh psyses and after
the lrh Al interest called for vii A pc!.
pal NJ ID. VAN PELT, President.
vAxpTRBILr l. BUIros Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

MOTTO E-OFFICE of the BROADWAY
IN INSURANCE CoNsASY-TAs AassA Election for Di
Of this Company and Tor lnsp,ct ~ AZ "a
oce Of TIE COMPANY No $SS Broadway Of Ho.nj
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INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON

Letter from Vice President Breckinridxe-
He Deprecates the Use OF His Name In Com
nection with tho Presidency-The Douglas
Manifesto-Its Eject ON the Ponticiaus-
Anxiety OF sew ards Friends for the Fusisa
OF the Americans and Republicans I'm New
York, &C., &c.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, August %, 1869.
Judge Black has received q letter from Vice Prest
dent Brecknrdge deprecating any Whatever Of his
name In connection with the nomination for the Pres.
dency 1t 10 said that he prefers seat in the Senate.
The recently elected Legislature OF Kentucky will elect
him a. the successor to Mr. Crttenden whose term ex
pres March, 1884, The Attorney General Ia hunting for
the whcse preferences are now said to lie
between Lane and Houston
.Ae Douglas manifesto has thrown the republican
camp into the greatest confusion. It is q bold ie
cot successful attempt to appropriate all that Ia
populor IN their niger business, leaving them only
Stewards "irrepreseible conflict" On the other hand
the democrats say 1t kills Douglas in the South, and
necessates the nomination OF Southern man at Charles
tom perhaps Houston, who under the circumstances ap
pears strongest.
Douglas friends Of course are excited call him the
Great expounder "successor 10 Webster in unanswers
BILE reasoning and all that but are much chserned at the
prohibition Of publication in the newspaper press by tho
Harpers; he should Eave stipulated against that It would
have saved him great deal of annoyance.
Sewsrds friends the greatest anxiety about the
fusion Of the Americans and republicans in your State II
he cannot unite them all ia lost.
Cameron and Chase said be intriguing to prevent
fusion this fall hoping thereby for one rival less
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A GREAT CRY ABOUT VERY LITTLE WOOL
In our impression Of last Friday it was stated,
as part Of the news by the American, received
from Halifax by telegraph, that the Paris Con-
stitutionnd had recently printed an article which
seemed to convey threat against England
We find the terrible article In the Pays received
among our foreign files yesterday. 1t is a
lengthy and elaborate laudation of the French
army and the Emperor. The "threat" referred
to is in paragraph put In to season and
strengthen the dish The writer-M. Granier de
Casssgnac-says, in the usual self clarifying
way common to Frenchmen when the army Is
the topic, that as France is so great, the army
20 brave, and the Emperor such a terrible enemy,
people will do well to think twice before they
provoke her. People generally do think twice
about weighty matters, and the Emperor him
self is distinguished for his elaboration. In
spite of the Pays article the Londoners may
continue to sleep quietly in their beds M. de
Cassagnac will not assault the Tower just now.
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The "BLooDY BATTLES" OF ITALY.-Some
weeks ago we alluded to the comparatively
small losses sustained by the French, Sandman
and Austrian armies in the late "unprecedent
edly bloody battles, with earns Of precision"
in Italy. We then showed, from the best data
before us, that the proportion of killed and
wounded, or what the French call hors de combat
was considerably less than one-half that which
was sustained by the American armies in their
encounters with what the Europeans are accus.
toned to call "the cowardly and undisciplined
Mexicans." In our articles referred to we gave
the aggregate losses Of the Allies and Austrians
at Solferino at seven per cent. The French jour-
nals-just received give an authentic" statement
of the "caualties" sustained by both belligerents
in Italy. According to this statement the fol-
lowing table shows the numbers engaged and the
losses sustained