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thirteen irca were ttiiplojeci in its collec
tion. I rnigTit continue the citations ; Lut
these will buffiec.
True, w tdiall have lor pe-1 off these
things bv that bill, if it .-hall become a law ;
butlhM'hat these extravagant expendi
tures of the Cloverument ought never to
have Letrii eonitnenccd ; ami I hoM this A'l
inini.strati'ift responsible for the enormous
ab-JMfS that have crept into the collection tf
the reven i' The hea l of the Ihparttitetit
Lai no riht, under the law, to appoint in
spectors; but he couM appoint clerks and
tarter t.ni boatmen, and a tnousana omer
officer-, and pay them the highest salary at i commit a murderous assault upon Henry Jen
hisi discretion ; and under the abuse of that nings ; Moore kills Van Vort o-.tri ght in the same
p.jwer tLi.Ai enormous expenditure have J city, through jealou-y ; Mvga-et Burke, an Irish
(prun" up. Vcu inav go into ar.J of the ; girl of twenty four, poison the inmates of a
ll..rirf.f-it iif this Cfoverniiii-nt. and YOU i boarding hoi-e in New York, and ti e land-
will Cud the fame kind tf abe existiug;.
Jo into any bureau in this city, raid )ou
will find abuses. It requires an honest Ad
ministration of this Government ; it requites
a man who dares to take the repfnj-ibility
of doing ri;rht ; and you may reduce your
expenditures., as Mr. Jluehanan FU'.'fated
in the 1 tu r I have quoted, in my opinion,
$.y),0W,i!i.M); but we have tried tho Dt ni
oeratic party ; we have weighed thciu in
the balaiic-, ai.d found them wanting. We
d not jro....-e to try thuu nain e
profo.-; to thru.-tout the Corrupt, the lavish
men, who now etntrol the lovtnmiei.t, and
put in honest men, who will retrench in
gfjo 1 e arnest ; not men who wili write let
ter reeorn mending retrenchment, but men
who wili t ike h'lfd anl J T!:e wi ik of it
trenehntei.t. I have placed the t-xpeiiditurt of the
!overiiin-nt this year at $U.tyM,i no. I
know not bo;v much will be appropriated,
but I know tha' if the Government pnys
its debts tlii.s year, and does net have a de
ficiency for the next digress to provide
for. the ex j cn- s will be I ' " ,) ' . " ; but I
take the b a -is of expenditure to be .", mm ,.
Mii Taking it at :.", mmmus), without
counting the sum of :PbOiio,uiM t,..r Cuba,
in this "bill. r the iJM'U.iMMM.o f,.r the
pureha.-' .f Tuba, but simply taking the
regular xj :.-, the c( .t of running the
institution, and the juU t truIi eongres-i-.i!a
district would be I'Jo. J ; and the
State of Michigan, upon the present ba.-is
if represent iti..:i, would have t jay
rj:),!-js, but in truth the pr poition of the
rate of Michigan is over three millions of
th's enormous expeii'liture for the srir.rioit
of this G.ivi -mint T.t I he Strife of M:.ine
pays -,!'", I-, up!i the preeiit b.t-is ; j
the State l cw Han psl.ire -I i ,s ;
the State of Vermont, l.'JlT, ; the
Stato of M:isaehuMtts, I. I'I.ni-J ; t!,-j
State of Ithode Wand. llil; the:
State ot'OliKi. S- -- ' the Slate ot
ludiana, 1 i'.iej ; the State of IIl:?ioi-,
?;;,;.:,s;s ; the st- te f Lwa, ?si i ,
and so on. It this revenue was collected
by direct taxation and I w:.h it wen; t. it d
for oikv ii!V wrd for it. the expenditures
of this Go' rt.:o :.t wmld be redi;c d more
tlian one half Uiie ihe expiration of
twelve months from this day. It i lfeeause
the ieo!e do net see h.'W, aud where, and
when they are taxed, that the expends of
the Federal Government have increased s.
enormously. It would create a rebellion
in ninety days from this time, if yu wtrc
to send your tax-collectors around to the
different congressional districts, to wrench
from the piH-k(ts of the tax-payers ? l ",-
(MM. They (.yM not stand it fr a day ; j
but becau.- you can cover up these extrav- j
agances, because you can horrcw money j
and leave luture gencratMns to pay ir, t lit re
things pre permitted ; the expenditures go
on, and God only knows whero they will
end. As I Faid lefore, we have tried t!ie
Peinocratio party ; we havo weighed it in
the balance ; we have found it wanting ;
and wo p; p"-e in 1mi., to take possession
of this Gyvernuicnt, and not have Cuba,
either.
Collision- lu Str Mint- rt utit 1. 1 1 l.osl.
Cincinnati, March 2'.'.
The s'.caiuer Nat Holmes, bound from Pitts,
burch to St. Louis, with 15' passengers, mostlv
fiiiigrants for Pike's Peak, collided with the Ita-j
vid tlibson, fouud from New (rl. ans to Cintin-1 '
nati, with a caro t f sugar at.d mol.tssc--, oppo-
site Aurora, Ind.,list night, and both sunk.
The cabins floated down the mer; li or are
sunnosed tobe lost on the Natl lohiieS. One ac -
I 1 ,i.,-. 1
count Sivs onlv atKtut t o saved.
The David Gibson had but few pa-scn-crs ; all
Biinnosed to havo been saved ; two or three of
thc crowd are missing. Ihe Gibson was owned
here and value J at IS,ooii; insured for two
thirds of that amount. The Holmes was owned
at Pittsburgh and valued at 10,to.
Collision on the SortH Itlvtr.
New York, March
A collision occurred last night on the North
River near Hastings, between one of the Albany
steamers and sloop Stephen Raymond. The Lit
tor punk instantly, taking down her crew consist
ing of three men who weie all drowned cap
tain, Elijah Coukliu, mate, Peter Patsd, and W.
Ilogan.
IIkaVY ArKLtCTiONS. Since the beginning of
the present month Mr. Thomas Vance, of Lyn
don, Me., has buried 6ix children. The disease
which thus swept away ne.uly a whole family was
typhoid fever of a very malignant type.
" Miss Margaret E. McDonald died in Hardy Co.
Va., on the 9th int., Wing the lr'th member of
her family including her parents who have
died in tho last five months. Only one sister
now remains, out of a faintly of ulcveu.
Anotukr Fatal Accident. We have receiv
ed the painful intelligence that another fatal ac
cident happened in our vicinitv last week. We
Ul,ucr?uuai....uui.,.,,i.e " " ia r:t!,l,lrroUlrn from pre
rivers a maa o me- na.ue- .'i huduiukiu, 111 ai-
tempting to cross the Chippewa rivcrin a catiiv,
just above the d un of the Indian mills, in Isa
bella county, was carried over the dam and
drowned. Mid'anil St htind, J.v '22.
DistONTiNriD. The post-office at Emmet t,
this county, has been discontinued, by order of
the General Tost-Office Department. All mail
matter passing through tho Battle Creek office
wi'I be e'efained here for delivery. Battle Crrek
J'fer$onhm, March 2..
Grapes. Wc learn that sevetal vineyards ia
and abut town are to be started this year, the
great profit on grapes having induced quite a
number of our citizens to invest ia that 11: e.
Kalamazfo Ua:tttft March 2o.
Well Don. ScmtoLtRArr! We are inform
eJ by Mrs. McNair, that she has received from
Mr. Henry Bishop, of Schoolcraft, ll collected
by he-r far the Mt. Vernon fund. AV(i x:t,o
Gazette, March '2t.
Err ort East. The Detroit Free 1'r'nt gives
with great glee the result of the trial of Tyler,
for the murder of Jones, x follows :
'The trial of Deputy U. S. Marshal Tyler,
which has been in progress during several days
past in the L. S. District court of this city,
concluded last evening, the jury returning a ver
dict of 'involuntarv manslaughter in the com-
mission of an unLawful act," with a reconirnenda-!
tion to tho morcv o! the court."
Areor.TiE5T. D. L. Pratt, Es-i., of this vil
lage, has been appointed by the Governor one of
the Trustees ct th Michigan Asylum for th Itj
tane. WlltJ.de StanJtrJ.
LAN'SIN'li STATE REPUBLICAN
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The epoch of blood is by no means ei.de 1.
Another -k adds it- contribution to the sa:i-
primary te.
Johu Jennings in New York,
'lv nu i FaTt.-tte Ki'hinv.n the wrir-r. aid.
Martin (u!aqher of the curr.e city fit'Iy :ab
William iJ'iekhma:! ; to New Yoik -olieetiien
kill Hernard K rilr- n ; ( harl.-s J. Siurge, a
cake aii l coffee dealer, is kille 1 hy John Ofro
mer, in tLe Ilowery; DavM J. Cos 'it, an auc
tioi.eer in the Howery kills hiais. lf ; a schoolboy
in Greenville St. Blahs, his playmate.
Horace Morse of Loekport, 111. shoots Lis son;
AlhaiiU ISi'.la.aa is savatrely riiiinh rcl ia Saa
Frur cifco ; a church is rohh.-J in Ha'tin.or, a:iJ
a jiriist nearly killed; a row takes place in
Ilol on, Kai.nas, ft-i J thrie lueii are killed; Miry
A lit. Siivdrr, n ;ounr' 'i; 1 of ', is killed at Al
hasiy by a i.am.-d Osdia Matr., while at
tempting ahortioi), a woiii.iri is shot Jtn in S't.
Louis .-ta:i'li::jr ia her o'.vri dor way by Warhin
t'liK, a tii.ii. ! rl.vt .i'. D-.L-lj r.. !,- in a
di.-repuiahle affray ; Mr. John CL.ik, of Dttroir,
is brutally h-;iu!o d aii I his Iiomj ai d thuinb bit
tea oil', by three Ii ir-l.inc-i' ; Neultr is shot by a
iuia:i Lear Ir..-en II ty ; Mrp. Ann ili::k!ey, ot
St. Ta'il pois-inis her JniMi:.d at .-'t. I'aul ; Mr.
T. Hee l of Abii.toii M.s , is lohbe l U!i l left
for d .eit a oii,;ti) is friht.-ne I to d-':i:h ut St.
Ants, (.'. V., by a bii:id of rowdies.
Kreia i-.u eftiii"::ati"!i of eiirrei t liews, 'or
ruoie t!.;ei t-:i ear, we ' 1't-ve that l. i period
of that time, eij'ials th.- t f..r ei inie.
Oiiif eol'.iiuei'u- ei .se to the pleva!-l;cc tf
ci is the d
details, ly the
i-play .e:d proai'iitrn e' pivea t its
ii irratlve uiid pietotia! iilu-tra'.ious
of lh.' we-i'kli.'s. Thi-e papers, lalllni; i:it tlie
hiiiids i-f the yoM.i:, the ini'i.-itnieti-!, and the
i:.-!iri:ic;p!ed, aetltii." t p i;: ,-rdeiit natures, and
l!-rtil to d morals, without doubt, ii.eite to
eriiiie, th.: very e-!.it and ptibiieiiy of which act
i ; rotnt'i-'.s.i'ivi s. f. r ! :i I L'ti uilti v a.i 1 disraee
i'i Thcie exi-l-i :i crook' d principle ia
hitman :;i'.'.:re whieh induces smni; men and w-
uu-u t imltito
i.s. ne suit id.- of a iioro-li-e-
many, and t:i-Sickles,
odiieiil l.iur or tie. in a
tiotis i h.nacii r, p
leis ahe.'tdv
II.. K3 a:.il M.i.lei tmlit),
The
Iluejtns (hi.,) i:,r
th.e lartie-1
nlars of a tpieer Siekl.-s affair, wherein a me-r
tliaiit detectoig his wile tunning awny with a (
.liiei r, cuts o!V his ear, ji ,-kets it, as well as tlu
di-praee, tucks his wii'euiider his aim, and takes;
tier liome.
SiiKi.f s Rei.o-.v Sr.ur..-. A taMe waiter oa
tilth avenue, detecting hiswiloiu frt--r-'Ji!i-ti,
goes at Iter panmou. witii a carving knife, and
mars his fae.-.
Sit ki ls;n Pi. vek OnSuniay, neitr L.e.bur?,
Yd., a slave 1 .sined Sam, belonging to W. II.
('rav, ilehb. iati !v shot nr. I killed Rill, a slave of
.1. I. Wildma
I: appears f:o:n a h tt. r in the
1 .1 .
ir, that ltd! paid attentions to a I
wh, a ! w months .tg-i, mirried
! w'i.int.xi ,
Lo!o,, j w,;l-
s un.
Sickles in In:
j-.i.i.ijher et K
1. V Mr. Rm-c, a newspaper
una hee, ia the province of
1. di
.1 his wi!e walking witli h.-r nar-
amoui- in tiie street, icpalred to his house, pro
cured a doul.h-'.iru led gun, and deliberately
shot both the d. hi:. ;u T' is w is Making
-hurt work of it.
A 1'a.nnv Scot. -k StciciF's. At R.itigor Me.,
an honest Sco'ch -ho, maker lii-evered his wife
and a perfidious i:ei;hbnr as they houl d not be,
and, in-t.M.d killing tie m oa the spot, drarsed
them to a table and compelled them to sign a
conges-ion, with nn agreement to pay the ex-pcti-o
of proem itig a divorce.
A Spade am miovf.i. S: ki ts. John !Ien-
lnx, a labour. -f Rockland, N. V., for several
pSst has been hiboi ing under the most ia-
I tense excitement ia consequence- iff an alleded.
excitement m conse.jueiice of an alledged,
or real intimaiv tweea his wife aid one James
j KveiH. ilendtix claimed to have sati-Iied himself
' f ,, , , . J t .- ,- , . .
lot tfie delllHi'.ICIieiiS of his wile about a week
j AZ' en he broke tip Lou,., keeping, prepared
j himself with a double-barreled pistol ami w ent
11 pursuit t Evans, for the purpose of " vindi-
eating his wounded honor' itccording to the
most approved r iles adopted bv eet tleinen ia
ditlicultics of that character. He found 01.lv his
en ing wife, "poke to her, nrid then kissing I
daughter, bidding her to be a food girl," ttmi
bidding his wife adieu, ho walked out a few paces
in front ol the d-mr, and, ia the presence of his
wife and child, discharged the contents of tl
pistol into his brain, when ho A 11 lifeless.
P Ike's l'tui..
Parties are still genius under way f.-r Pikes
Peak. The Marshall S'atrnui'tn tells of ten or
fifien, who were to have left ji-sterday. The
Allegan Jour'ni! says that J. G. Lamoreux and
Mr. Brooks, of M.mlias, Jam, s Dawson, of Alle
gan, a yout'g Mr. Odc'.I, of Trowbridge, besides
quite a numberof others, heve left for the Ibt-kv
Mountains El Dorado. Some others are making
preparations to leave for Pike's Peak at an early
day.
Of those returning, the Chicago lit rat i te'hs
of two young tieti from the r.cighborbool of
in.isu.tiC, .men., tnrougii t.'iat c:tv J ut week on
Peak, brlns'nir witii
them ls,oont the result of a si-, mcnth's sojourn
ia that country. They propose retuniing again
soon.
But the 7',''.. .(.' StauJtr l says ; As the
young men' spoken of above, have not reported
themselves in this vicinity we think there mu;
be some mistake."
Co 1. 1. Kiit at Adrian. It is a fixed fact that
there is to bo a College at Adrian. Th.e i;.o(
tor gives the following as the names of Trustees:
Messrs. Dr. D. K. Underwood, Hon. L. G. Berry,
Hon. P. C. Beaman, Henry Hart, E.i., E. L.
Clark, Es-ip, W. II. Scott. Es.p, Trustees of the
stock subscribed in this city, and Rev. W. U.
Brewster, of Cleveland, Ohio; J. S. Watts, M.
D., Grass Like, Jackson county; lion. Ethel
Judd, Adams, Hillsdale A. Co., Rev. S. P. Rice,
Adrian ; Fitch Reed, Es-n, Cambridge; Rev.
John MeFMowTii... I .vni. on the part ot th.e
Wesleyan Methodist Society he'd a meeting on
the Cd inst., and arranged a plan of operations
highly satisfactory to a!!, ar.d no time w ill now be
lost ia the erection of the building, whose ar
chitecture ar.d appointments will be of a Ligh
order.
A "Pleasant" Emtii:itio. Pleasant M.I
Mask, who in at tiered a vourg !a lv at Hollv
Sr.rinrs V;j nnr...l ..n Vn.tir c i..
T'..,-. , . .1 "
at tie
Gen. Cass. Gen. t'a.ss was taken seriously ill,
on Sunday week, with symptoms of apop'ciy.
GLORY ENOUGH!
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.TlartinN llajorily in Ian
in? Tou!ihip mid
llietirstvoteoi tne city o, i.ansmg .or u.v
rigut. 1 i.e jepuo.n ai.i en i..i-ii.. ......- -
pood day i battle for the can.- on Monday. It
waanan ngt.i, wua o
and long will be rememb. red by friend, and
ni, 8. The true men ot the three wards v,ed with
each other in ilo.ng their devoirs for t.ie dag and
.1 . .. ti . ... 1 . l : . .,.o...i . .....t
me piauurm. 1 ,ie uooie- 1 11 si iu.h-'i m.-.-v
unexpected majority for the Mayor, fur, great as
the strength and popularity of the candidate w as
known to be, it was hardly expected that out of
more than two hundred votes tlie Locofoeo can
didate would be reduce I to the pittance of forty.
The Second fought gloriously for the cause, giv
ing theJLocofoco candidate tor Mayor, after all
his boasts, only to inajoiity in his own ward,
with a clear lb -publican majority for every other
candidate oa the city and w at J tickets. There
wa good woik done 1:1 the Thud. This is a
ward giving two hundred vo!.s and upwaids, in
which the I.oeofoens claim 1 Majority on the
stiaight ticket. The I.oeofoco candidate for
M.ivor received a majority of 11 all the itst
Iiepubhcan except Constable and Junico.
Theie was work done ia this ward, as the elec
tion t f two Republican Aldermen proves.
Republicans of Michigan! your citadel is safe
in the strong hands of bieiids, and your tla
IhmU proudly fioin its iinpregnablo wal
low we giro ci'v returns :
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township o
The Township of I.a
Repuftiic.i-i on Monday,
ioritv for Martin, and tie
ItNSINO.
i'vr went thoroughly
:"ving thiity-nine ma.
in R. Everett, Rep.,
Supervisor, by 1J maj-wity, and every Republican
Township office! . Wi lldme old Lansing.
m: k:o! is.
As at the last elc ti n, the Township of Mo
ridhm elected a Locof. .eo Sujn-rvior by one m i-
joitt v. l he poils were clue I filtei-a minufes be
fore the proper tim. exchi ling three Republi
can voters, who reached the polls before th
pn per hour of closing.
uf.lta, eaton cofsrv.
.such returns as we Lave received make it cer
taia tlrat Eaton was up and d .ing oa Monday.
Martin received 31 maj .rity, and the entire Re
publican township ticket was elected by majori
ties ranging from 2' to I . There Las been dis
affection heretofore ia Delia an. mg the Republi
cans, but when they pull shoulder to shoulder,
as they did oa Monday, there is t o f . ir.
r...i.K.
This Township gave Martin 1! mnjuriry, a;.-l
elected a Republican Supervisor by I.
WAituro-A .
This township give a ru ij irity of ihirty votes
for Martin, and the Republican township ticket.
WilLiAVSToN.
Th: town went Loeoll.co as Iis-J'tl. Mrlj iritV
for Fchh
l i-LU I.
This Egyptian town keeps up irs iep;;tti..n.
Thirty-four majority tor IV L I:.
ONEIDA , EATON Co.
fce.u bl tea -i ii '' r .' '
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Mart
Smith J.J.nsin. , Snifrvi-.r 41
The Locofoeos made up a Union ticket, put
ting cn Repubh'cxr.s for Clerk, Treasurer and
Commissioner of Highways, aa 1 den were beat
en by majorities ranging from thirty t fifty bv
the straight Republican ticket.
Al.AlEDoN.
This towhship gave one majoiity Locofoeo fi r j
a;iporv!or,
VKVAV.
Thi township gave 40 Republican majority.
ST0CKrf.:Di.F, April J, ls..o.
Rt rus HeSMFR, Esc.. :
Dear Sir : i our towrislrp cdectioa yester
day, the entire iiepubliean ticl
the following majorities :
t.-orr Mr n.Cbirf Jus-.i,-..
t was elected bv i
i
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l'u:irti JIcS.ecz;e, ?L-r. isr .
Ira W.- .1. I. Crrk
Jest-j-b D Ke--t rs, Trrasiirer
lc r S. Or-c-.rjr. rsoho. ! !nr -
'r n Ra'.l.H .-htrt.T C m'r .
EUra li-.j W n-. J-.isncs. t'. I jc?
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lienrt u-an !y
bhrtrj- .jut-'tR'n 1 t i.r!i :.-
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We have do
mua oetitr trmrs we 1 a,i nv
rean to espe , and decidedly better thaa a: j
any previous t. T.h;p election for several years. .
1 ours trcly, .
1 iiCnr- Tl,J' J
Political Pp. omisFS. "At lover's perjurit.
Jove laui'hs," and "political promises are nude
to be broken." Out of the debris f the cam-
pairn of 1 C0. t!:e Albatiy Jo-im-i' fXT.h.I;; f-v;r
promises of Bjthat.an, viz: That he u-il 1 have
the ii.-tliutior.s of Kar.s.is in the l.a:- N of her
s,.t:h rs: th tt he would build a IW P-.t-l t. the
P.tei:ie; that he would p!.td-Ien t: e t! e ho::;e of
the laborer, at h-a-t in i'en:;ylva:.:., by Proiee-t-..T-
at-.l that he would iruard the Nath'tia! i
! with :rict ccoromy.
K:l!.-as is t:'.I kept OUtS.ie t.:e .: - eC:.Ue
she refuses Slavery; the firt !!:;; t.-t been
tur;.-d o:i the Paeifie Itail U-ul: ti e P.-:,r svlva
ria laborer liads by t!. d.-feat of the Tarit. that
he ha- Von duped; aud the t-.tpvti iitu-e ot the
public reotii-y has .en duublei!.
A Oh-.e or OshaMsT-. Tne ;.- -t
W i-hi-'oti, has !.... the eouf:J-,ee of Iluchar. -
an. as it l-ng tut .10:10 t.'.at oi eciy oo-.y t.-.
Iluzhes and Johnson are to i-tirc, at.d tt.e I res
idetit's shadow, II iwTt.an, is to take the chair,
and to become the o!h r. Wendell, the contrac
tor f printing is thtrcby relieved of a burden
of i ihiO per annum, which it has cost him to
sustain the concern.
Uowmaa was brought from bciioul, ; j;ortJ fr tht?lll ia j,ri)V:0:i,;
where 1 e was a small editor, to W ashmgtoii to j w,,, yl l4C, t) p iV0 xm pul,r;.l, these
reward him for his ubscrvioncv to Puehanan, ; Cd, for the ben. 'It
and was made t'l.mn.is-iotier of Pubhe ii.;ild;f:i:. ; , , . , ,e ... ,...,!.., ;,,
; .? att,.rwar!, Wcm supenr.te:..iet.i 01 punno
: prailll.tr, aiM !, lie occouie" pro,riei"r u.ii
j T,r:I;t.:,,ai (-d.lnr of the I'nln. This urrange-
j inert Lnng. t:.e t,,n ate, tt.e i res.ueiu -
j ciu9vr together, and hereafter, the Pre-ident wnl
j regarded as if editor. A man who b'ows h:s
J llWn tn,.,1.1,.t OL!;t not to rompla'n it it is tut
I .. . .
Wt ;j 1,.,, n (
Pool, ioi; liiK Mink Edmund Raike said,
Taxes for education are like vapors, which ri-e
onlv t-. descend agiin, to beautify and fertilve
the earth." The Slate 1 f Ohio acts up
statement ; she appropriates about vj
the purcha-e of school apparatus, a:iJ M
this
to
for
lier sc!iMil librarie
This is rai-ed bv tax of ov.o-
t. i.th of a mill oa the dollar of the entire proper- family in a suffering Condition."
tv valuation of the State. Hon. An-on Smith, I suppose that Mr.Kollett may have sent these
State ('oiiimi-sioner of School.-, concluded a d 1 athd.ivits to nie, thinking that I w ool 1 feel woun
tract with the Mesr. Appletoti, of New Voik, lcl by the icmarks of the Fr" l'r-s in its
to fupply the State with her library book- for j comments oa my letter publ'she l a few we hs
lSu'.'. Acc.tr.lit.gly, all the bee space oa the sine-. That paper u-d language of this import,
floor of the immense -.ilrnmti at Appl. ton's, is
now oi
piled s
upied bv en at masses of these Itooks,
idiy like bricks, ready for packing and
shipment. Ia bulk, they measure oyer -jr. solid j
cords, ami thev weiirh i tuns. 1
I
r.tiTiN.. I.ii.fr.u.. Th Wa-hif.gton l',n
has made up in mind to be magnauimou-. I'-tj
once, and to allow ail parties to ei joy the light
"peaceably to a-semble," for the iin pi sc of con-j
sult.ttiou and action it is even iiu litie l to allow
the cijoymei-t of this privilege to those whom it
feats as of no party. Perhaps there is a !Lrht
tinge of irony a delicate .-hade of mo isM in
the following paragraph, toward- Forn. y and his
h 'lends :
"It is umpii .-ti.ni i'dy the light f tlie j'e-oph-of
Pennsylvania to uiei t ia convention. The
Ameticiins have done so ; the Republicans hac
done so; the I'einiM-r icy liave ih.iie .. ; uud now.
If thev can alien d to pav the i xpense, e in-i.-t
that the political vau'rauts and disappointed a-pi-
r:mts for olli. e sliall in- jiciim'ted also to have a
Siate meeting. Thec il! ind'c.tti s upea opposi
tion. It propos-to re-i-t the f'ede.-al adminis
tration; to jirot. st ;i;.in-t the a-'tion of the ,-.
eeu'ive guvernment ; todimaeo the Ien.iM-r.itie
j-aity ; to sustaru ale! uphold its , xit-n.-I. s and
promote their fortune."
I-' iT A BlUsT. Tl." follow ing LiajT'Dig
the Detroit ' V'.v. wou'l inip'y t
shade of tiiun ph, :.! ! g.- i-i ihe lo t th;!
enitn.-r.t is '.ro't to iepe: d npoa ihe f.ni.e
of I. od carriers for etedit t- e:rry oa its
.tis.-, is something that l:-;body but th-V'.v-v
would ev. r think of boasting .-1' oit
hea--ken to it :
'The woik on tin- new r.ost -office buildi
Irotu
-h-ht
. "iio
Pitt
lesumed ye-teniav, ia aeeordanee with diteition, i 1
revived iioni the Supei'iateiident, Mr. Jordan ! !
w ho Went to Wa.-ii'..gtori to -Ib-i t an art. .!.'..-
rm lit 1 1 y which the men tu:-ht le- kept it. employ- ;
llielit. 1 l.o.-e eiupicve I i.!i t 1 OUI
propositions to the gov ci t:;net t, tntou
Mr.
Jordan, bv w hleh thev butmd them-elve- to win k
until the first of JuW whhout lii.awii upon ti e
public fund for p '.v."
'It IS 1!!K EitlsT SlKf i;tT Ce:-Ts. " I
t is
the f.i -t st-. p that t"st-," s rys the ). 11 It prov
erb, and truly it 0 witii the Dud Scott de-ci-ion.
That it famous pi Inci; le, ;:s it .amities
itself abroad ir. to ihe afhti-s of hfe, becom.
more poisonous to justice, :t- it Cieeps.e.wstd.
It h is no.tr ma h- it iteces.-ary i r the D.-pi tment
of the Interior, arid the Land Bare 01 at Wa-h-imrton
to tlecide th .t a man with Abh-nn blood
in his veins, cannot bccni" the -re"M!jtor
public lands. The outrages upon common sense
and ctntiion ju-i". , hav..' on! bee iine to be ;ip
p irent, gr ow ing out of this s.oi... D-c l Scott de
cision. An EtCEMKie. Cat! L'ng'.it g, n German prin
ter, a wanderer over tie? world, bani.-h.-d from
Baden for complicity i:i the scenes of 1 !., a
volunteer ia the Mexican' war, wounded and dis
tigured at Ruena Vi-la, founder of the first Ger
man paper in San Ei.mcisco, heavy ti.ig. diau at
Cincinnati, scholar, P' t, n.u-tc! in, and jourrrev-
lnau piinter anywiiere from Eastp.ort to New'
rleans. died la-t week at Detroit. j
D;stn.R;.r. The young man. Leonard W.
MeKiiit.ey, who was arretted at St. Johns a few
weeks ago on a charge of abstracting motley
f-om a letter in the p ist-odh e at Eaton Rapids
while acting in the capacity of deputy pn-tnus-ter,
has been discharged, there being noevitlet.ee
aga r.st ! lia bv which he could be held.
fiootj News. The Clinton h' ub'i-a t learns
from a reliable source that !v htn lre-l t.,t,s of
the improved "T" rail has arrived at the big Ker
shaw from London, and is now being sent over
the Detroit i Milwaukee Railway to Owo-o, for j
the Amboy, Losing and Traverse Rav R.tihoa h
A. 1 iiEsr at OinovA. Ales. Miln-, a son of C K::-T'' W-'1 ' the !a-t s.-ssion of tht
Robert Milne, of Allendale, was dron.-d ia the ! L,'eV?;rur"' ,!" ir i-''AXoui oa the I'.-t't.
Grand River on Friday. Hiram liteh rf theu!t-' H" f : Tieas irer. G...-.rgo Reason :
frig rorthind, Lad Lkull frac.nred at Gra:. i j '""- c;rk' 0. Foutch: Srer-ty.
Hav.-n on Saturday. j L't' r:r'?!'t : K-ir'-'.er, Milton B-a die y : Pro-.,.
j cutlsg Attorney a il C. C. Cornrnis "oner, Ntls..r
Tavks. The rut.tiao ,Ar.-..v,:.o wart s all to M -sher: Ju lgo of Probate, iV-rv II. E-tee :
prepare to pay their tases, a:. 1 ral- s t!
liumb-Jg cry 0 le-avy Mate taxes tax payers,
lot.k at the column healed Statu Tax on the a
sesstrietit ro
illd -to w hat Ti
Fatal C:kci mc:s!ov. The Ie;r-.it 7W '..?
is infornie 1 that the Jewish rite of cTCutr.trsiuii
JS per.orine i upt-n aa n.iar.i cr.nain t. at nty a
few days slr.ee, which, unfortunately, rf suited in
the chilis bleeding to death within a few hours.
Trancf. The body of v;ss Bra !y, who is
supposed to Lave died in Norw ich, Conn., cn the
lgih nit., still re.calns as at List accc-ur.tr :l a
state t f perfect preservation although kept in a
w arm and comfortable rootm
to be ia a trar.ce.
'sed !
At thi Point of Death. The N.
Y. A"
sav? t: al Senator nort?hi. who was m that ertr
s'
on Tuesday, receive I a te'i-g-aphic -II--; itch from j
Washir.rr.oa ar.30uncing the ir.t-jHigence that his
son Robert wa5 lying at the point c f death.
. r :.? l.rj ul
Suffei Inj; In Slotilc nliu.
Mr. Kmiih; : I set.d joa two ath davits nude i
i:i due f rm by a Notary Public. ai-l sworn t '
and ab.-cribfd by 4i hei is of families repte
, trif.Z over 7" 1 p.T-:.-. Thee allid ivits have
been f rwardi-d to mt f.orti the co rity t f Mont- ;
calm, by Mr. M. P. Kolktt. a highly respectable
z -title::;.in t f Pair Plain. Sab-e-ii'.ed t 'n .;t
ti livlt are the name of heals of fmi:ie. re pre.
s-t.tiiijj -i-.-T per.-:iS. w':iv --ate on oath that iAfv
a' (ft'in i u u-'fil'.n'e '' i-n aal have i;o
meat'. in their ia -1 m of pri-curinj them.
. tt.iched to the other a!li davit a-e the r.aau s of
.',4 l.ea.N of families, repn - r.tln : -7- pt r-o::.
w lio
that t!
t o! I'rii.
' vi-i..n, b-it that they have
1 If.. ,1 r.- Il,, t. m .1
r;. , and no ne an
last it is beheVi
.e j rovlsinus the
of ib
d have
have.
t :i;liir; t!it.n, lh),,
1 ;. ... r..iV;Vt.,i t
; f ...... fe.,.uvJ )V th.. State.
Mr. 1 oil. tt says ia a :.ote acconipar.yin thes,
papers :.s tollows : " The figures opposite the
1. anus show the number ia each fami'.v. I think
that there is not one third of those that hae
been here with certificates, that have made
forthev have learned that tiiere is nothing
, .,. . f),rth tlu, ,ut..nent that
i there was
destitution ia that county, and if
ti..r .Vim' ! tie aur ibf Tih ntv of tirovilors
cou!,n,c t for hhor at ai:v time : Also
benef.tof the Cato P. M., who made the
f ,, . iU IVtro;t Fr V. f
. .
! atarcn loi.i :
I wish to state that there is not any suffering
j ia northern Montcalm. The vara that is going
'the rounds, purporting that the pioneers of these
! northern counties are ia a sulYeting condition
; and a starving set. is all bosh, hutnas, and aa
' insult to the people 1. -i ding her. . I, sir, am
j personally acpiainted with neatly every man ia
M uitcalm couu'y, and do not kn.ov of a single
(I have not the article n-e.v bef.ne m
M "II
j Mr. Swift is an honest man i:e inu-t beaerv
1 w eak one." Rut if my friend F. llett entei tains
'iy saich idea, he 1- tm-taken, for that thrust was
made with such .1 ulil'jttf ham! and so a
wcopim, as not to produee he slightest unpleas-
M-X sensation. :H. W. SWIFT,
The affidavits w , re una t.-idably crow d-d out.
y., j, ,.
. .
iihik i s Cm ri
Mnat t.ls.
Ju-tiet It is iur opiniuii, that il" the ladle
who gt.t up tin tableaux patty, presumed to ex
hibit scenes from any book with width you are
not familiar, ar.d therefore could not undoi-' ad,
it ia a good pound for demanding back the two
shdlii g admittance 1. e.
Suan If von don't get JeM-rs from vour Na
thaaas oltetias ovi wish.adlress Mi. Hiilt,t!i!ifW
potma-ter g; iieial, personally he La-aerced 10
! redrc
all gr icai ces if Nathan has got another
.-weel-heart, the D'-p.ii tment is liable .ettainly,
as it is double-s t.ii!i2 to not getting your L iters
rer."ila: the on v m;sf e tnoe i-, that the Ie
). irtmerit i- bu-t-rd.
Rival I: is our piivav .ini-)a, pub'ie'y cx-d-.-s-e.l,
that if I..11 vng s'l.ii.ld put ii. a lival
ellim to W.t-iiirti n. to called "ihe eitv of
Iti ic'.lli
to her.
R:.nd..;:
i.-t.m
that tl
nrt'.'
liiat it uo 11 1 be awal ded
1. .ul ! be no fear of John
.1 his ;.:-ie 0:. that ji-
i.-IU .
I ..li i -the
'
i I,.
I"
the
c:-e pop
man who
t his 11W Ii
nl id.
Was e
bi-fol.
Inak.
til the
1 1
' It-t
jt.i half thr..'i-.'h, but we thi:
1 1.; claim to tivc tho l-.oid-
we can
Mr-half
ad L'etS
Aii, and th" liiaiee v -.. 11 theRiil
J. JVefsoi In t.pii ic't y tu did the fair
hit g !.'! tei.ii 1 vtir poliiie.l I tiiteiplcs ugivst.
c i th tt x.tu -houM vote the t-ntir" Locofoeo tick
et, but vou .'.id i't like the iii.-n, therefore you
lidwiilto like from them money ei.,UL-h to
make th" candidates e-i'ial to g'tod men, :.n 1 il
if V bodv .ifte! waids g:tVO Vll'l SO Ill Jl'h W hlskt-J
as to make you foritet your agreement, sue then:
for eiicn.a. hhig on y ur r'ght of bee suffi age.
t!.!i-.;..;js A bloody 1, use, and :i bhuk eye,
form prctt v g od j.ri'iia ' evidence that you
voted, and that sotn, l.o.Jv else did not u-e your
n iti.e in your ab- nee.
I 'eSiioer.it Ti.e in.-ei I ion of yoi.r name ia the
toa n-hip regi-tty do, s j , it tie, ss.nily eon. pel
will to vot; tt.e bepuhlican to'ktt, though in our
opiuioa it Wt.lild be the bett.-r Wa
t'011-.el, -ia--- If yiar tit i.-hl.oi -tstsf in b-.-ing
.1 m. tl,o.li-t w Due ton an- not. -too j.-inii farms
witii him.
Sep'ileh: e The monument to kemos i to
be constructed of maple sugar, d ei's tallow and
plug tobacco, ia equal parts.
Jert boj'n If you found pot trv. in Jera-haV
waiting-book that vou cannot understand, take
it to a regular poe'.
Beginntr It is rather tailv ttt j.Imio b at.S
Vet.
Indian Mi hio.i.s
New Voikerson tie
on the Rale route,
IN TtiK I'l ISS. A J. II ty
:r wav t
Ciilif.r ina, .
aid bv Ir.d'
teams destroyed, near :., 1 (a"!.
and the following pet sots kill -1
Frank R obi son, of Net Y.e!
George An iersor;,
Mc Kane,
Miss Kincarid.
Crui-e.
Mi-s Brown, littl- ghh
MtGowan, an Irishman, latelv ft
Biugh-Ti. an. wife 11. d fee
Mrs. Armstrotrg.
A iittle Miss Brown, -i-t.-r f ti c
th- In.!; in, died from fright.
1 MI
I-i n
d b
Isl- KI.I.A CofNTV. Tie' R.-M.blic.i'.s of thi"
t Ccron. rs. Willa-d Stuart an I Thomas O vf- 11.
Law S.. i:ool at Ann Ap.hor. A sch.-m f. r
a Law School at the Ui.irerslty was ad..pt-d by
the Kegt.ts last wc-k, to take efn.-ct in ctober.
The f lloalr.g choice a male of Law IVofvrv
sors: Charif-s I. Walker ar.d Jam s V. Campb..!',
t f Ib-tro't, and Thomas M. Cook f A bio.
r.'.iZK Ei'JtiT. Aaron Join:, the English train
tr of the Betiicii B iy. h is sent a challenge or.
his own acco jnt u jom Siyer, the pres-nt
thai.pio!, of Enghu-d. for l,t-M and tie- cham
P.W!:. P.tr.AorAV. A Buenos Avrts letter of Ja:i.
z - ir.fortr.s th.i
r.r'that there iJ a p.V.abi'i'T
of t!
ie pear
ttlemei t of our Pa-ag-rav d'tf.- j
r..i-.. v T,-r tr.-..- c. v.. - rt.
dh.t 1 is I bv the t , J. r'. -.it:A oth- r
R. publican rar-ersof Indiana k arm fi ite f,r
Speaker of th- i.ext LIous-.
The Ia.-i.dcn Tii u$ oi course ha its say upon
the Sickles atlair, but in a condescending tene it
s ivs :
With ihe recollection f"ir t'rcssweii's cli
etits helore our eve. e are not about to tly into
paroxisms of miious indnativin bccaue ia
the 1'i.ited Sta'es. ns elsewhere, w n.an is some-
L-s frail, aTid man pel cra'lv v iiii
cn
is ..re i't ad ai'es a:..! ol a.
Was1. it -ti.n s'orv a! cut M
ceunti -.es, and
and Mrs. Sick
les au i Mr. Key nrht at a:. y iven season find
its eiun.terp.11 1 ia the scandalous chronicles id
any of the Iluiopeau eapitoh London included. 1
It is t:ue. indeed, that the husband's vengeance
was swift. a a je and severe. Such is rot the;
way in which such hjurics are re-ented in Y.i:
hind : but atvorihiii to the ci ihation ol a tomi-;
try, so i the fashion of revence. One' nation'
iis s .1 stilletto, another a revolver, another an 1
oiLint eun, a louria a oarnicr. e 'ii ino
tlie fourth wlapou; ia the United States 'the
.ecoml cotr.es more familiar to aa outraged hu-
,
! d lltnt eun, a tourtti a liarriter. U e' en pioy
'.and.
Tinv trv a barri-ter as a we
ia Kn-land
w ithout doubt, whi a it will pay ia the cae ot
Kev, that xpeiisive weapon would have been of
nu'-Uv little avail, inasmuch as the seducer was
, . ,, ,. f
not worth the powder to blow I, -in to a future
Mate.
Of Mrs. Sickles, and the feeling entertained
tor her in London, tho Tim says:
".he excited interest ia every one who met
her in those da) s, and many an English friend
will grieve at the termination of her btief career.
The facts et the case may be told in a erv few
words indeed wo had rather make as short a
story of it as possible, for it is not one upon
which the mind can le-t without the most pain
ful feelings.
Air. A1..HM1 l"s. Everywhere but at the
seat of Government, Michigan is on th.' alert to
avail her-elf of her natural advantages ami re
sources. The I'iiut A'. sais that the Messrs.
Seymour are m getting out timber, and making
other i.eci -a'.y pr.-pat atnu-.s for tn;i! ling a dam
aros r'lir.t river, ia the vicinity of "Moon's Is
lan 1," half a mill, or so below th;s city. Wo iiu-d.-rstan
1 tiiat it is their intentia to con-truct a
saw and gri-t mill, carriage factory, e., at this
point ; if true, tho enterprise will a Id essentially
to the bu-iness of this ci'y, arid they w ill deserve
a high meed of praise fir doing thus much.
K. t p tin ball in motion. Ah! bat if we at Lan
S'mg .-.'' onlv get the bail under motion !
Thk ti.i I.ti-v t'ori.ox'r S:an:i It. A young
gentleman in Ton ingford, Ct., who recently got
married somewhat ia hast" and informally, after
an interval of two or three weeks took his bride
home t u Let parents, in towards Hartford.
The gir l's in ;ht r did n..t approve of the l.m-o
wa in which the thing w as osiiiially done, and
so 0:1 their arrival lodged her assent with the
town tletk.took out aa ontiiely new certificate,
got up a clew r wedding party, invited ia the
mirii-r, r, and had the entire marriage ceremony
performed over again ho ''wasn't a "ing to
have things go oa -o, not another minit."
Tin. Balloon Sronv. That was somewhat ol
a novel situation, if there is any truth in story, of
Mons. t lod.tr 1, 0,1111.1 feel above the earth, in 11
h.illoon with :t cray man moutittd on tp, urm
e 1 with a hharp knife with which he had cut al!
the connecting ropes button; aal that was n
b. iglit thought of Mot:s. Godard, to pull the cord
and let the gas lo ise oa him atid gie him tiie
asphvxia, until hj could git down to earth
a.rain, nd it was Very kind of liiai to send him
to hisfiiends when n'l was over, but it was rath
r stupid iif him to go ujv with a eia'y maa even
tor a fee of .1 loon francs.
N.tii kk Wn.it.i.v IKiMitvn. A well Jre-sed
pickpocket :it Worce-'.-r, Mi-s., I.i-t wct k, seek
ing w hora he might piov iij-oti, found a widow
lady, who hi I a small co'li.i by her sid", which
coi.iiiine.i lie: muni, wim-i' lemons sn
0 was
taking lo Pji'I River, to lay thelu be-id,. those of
tlie father this widorv, abstracted by her grief,
he lobbed her of I t'l, whiih the passengers re
covered for le r. The thief narrowly escaped
Ivnehil.C, even ia Massachusetts.
Br... kf Jan.. ta Monday tvetiing, says the
la-t Ja -ksori ('(.''"i, two. the prisoners in the
County Jail esc 1; e l by digging through the out
er w.i'1. One of th. 111 pr. tended to be si, k, tin 1
he was tu. I j .ii? into his ceil, but left in the hail,
in charge .tf a fellow j iii bir 1, and before mora
it;g both had ma ! their escape. Their names
w. ie Mieha. 1 Kelly a-. l Va-.ars J'e. No intelli
geie't" ! theni h i-, '.cea obt.titied.
Lai..
'! 1 I LATIONs toH a IVt.ov It i
that for tie-most p ot, tho-e ptTo:;s
in prisons bu-v thems, le, s v, jj, what
pr.
d v.
V p-t
se to do W In-! 1
g. t out. tine ol
trge i.'i it 01 lef.-r writers at v .
pirtleiil.il ..n i f the i'hurh -toi, f,$.tri'r (
A ir- of Si-1.1. s sit-: j Si ki .s' ri.Atr m CoNi.kkss. Sickles' seat in
It .n n i t', d !itie.indit:.it.a!K he w ill not r ' eonti v. on the p-ound of fraud, by
1 1 i-scit in the m t t'otigress; but. if to Lis j Williamson, the Republican nominee hit po
ilsc thcie ,j a- v ii-nlifica'ion. l,o will send in i tion in o"'u r te-i.ecr i.ot.oilr U titloii lit rL
his re-ignation at i!' e, ar.d when the srr-cial
lion occurs, he will again h a candida'c, ar d the
power ! Lot 1
t'itin.phatit it tui a
New -York to prevent hi
1'oIT.HlT at Howri.i.. The Litilgstoll -j.ub'irrnt
s.i that 01. Monday aftern.Hiii U-t,
soiri- person enteted the store of Geo. W. I o-
it Co , in this village, ojien. d the safe, and took
a pocket book cot taming on., hur. Ire 1 an 1 s-v-
.1,-v-eijht doihus ia bank notes. Ti..- store w.
left ai..T... at .,, tim- during the ,!v. and
r the thief mav be, 1 is boldri. - -ho h:m an
eh-nt ar th- b i-in.-,,.
The St ri.FMK Cm nr. Th- Sup-erne Comt of
'his St it--, will meet i-i Detroit in Mt iu-tsl of!
April, :.s 1 ,-rctof ire armouneed. Tie- Legisla- i
ture t a-- 1 a bi I ..ttli.tr the Sri! it t.-rm in Ar.ril. I
r.-.t 1 a.in - f .i'ed to -r-e r'.er..:, tb.t 0 si,.,.M
' ........ j
take iri.int lii'e efb et it will not take effect until I
iet:ety 1 tys ufte-r the t !.'? f the oti. Af
th;s rear it will as-emble in April.
A W;;out. 1 a Sy. Yor.K. L t-t f
iot.s iv, r di-ef,-. ,r. 1 in the in of t
C
-a I
the iirvcr.ee ( iron or.-,
Eveaviteoris w cre commenced, and
-hl'f be
:i..:i of d
ri v'gor..'j-lv pro-ecut.-d, under in
r-e'or Even t. whh h liav r.-nlr
lavo'-i'i'v tt.an was
'1
In
t 1 A-
. for the b-t f.t. i.n tas
rr ir g.who i I'o-tma'terr
O FIynn holds on
His oi l c'-rh, tie
htm, but ho 1 "f
et a'v.g. tl-r.
y te- th rtn l to".n-ii.
"Telly toA j-rtrt agalrt
n o'', and has g n new
Mns. Bcrtkli.. This nor.-l rrl:n:r:at is at
Gr.-nb :-h. Pa., h:; 1 the ro!J of that place
says "-he .Jres-es we!', travei in a fire epi:p-
page, a-;d ha- ;
as her ng.-.t.
wr.o aeeiiinf ar
-s h-
An Cn; t tToR I'ra;.. Mr. L. H. NorrI,
for mere thar. 9 year- a eond'Ktor,a".d at the time
of his d,.at:, in th -. employ ' f the Detroit k Mil
waukee I:. I;, die I of trysyp las at Detroit on
I Saf:r hv nrrir g. He wa m-'.ch -ten .-!.
Ni vki
or
The C:,iv..rsalists l.aie Uo .
--a-huset
at 1 :t :s ra' 1 lat- d tr at '
i;h:.-e w,:, tr,... r-.g -.u, ;
I
1 .V
GoLi'. The steatr.-'-r New
Lh arrival, brought 1,CS2,S1 1
n i-ii, on Ler
n goM d:t. I
L.XWS OK M1CIIIUAX.
I!T ArTHOBITT,
No. 1V2.
AN AOT to aseertaln the annual cereal prvjn.
of the State of Michigan. P aCtl
Section 1. 77. VVo.V.-y the State rf Xr,
om en.u !. That it id.ail W the dut of tten"
pervisor or As-sr of each towt .hip or Jj
ia the Several counties ot this State, at theti
of ascot tamiiis: the amount of taxablo PtwertT
and as,-ssiiig the same, ia hi township or di
trict, to ascertain the numUr of acre of
oats, barley an J eom ,..wa ,:iJ rU.lU.j
township or d strat Juni:S tho voar Dcit -J
cee.hn-, at.d to return ati accurate MaUowni iTf
tluame to the county treasurer of his comit
on or before the first dav ot Jutioiu each tov ''
ia tlie Mate .hall reiurt tho intormnti. .w...
d t tho SHcretary ol Mate, oa or bvfor. il..
; , ,- .1..:. i,,,, : . ,
; V a U h a 1 " ' 1
.',1 " h f ! r ? "kU'm
I kL-itreate imn.tHr ot acre of het,ot. Wu.
..,l ....r t.i .,.! ..1 . . "Jl"
j j:l ihe
the revcral counties to bo pubiisLedin ..V.?
j ore paper in the Stale, on or before the fer. 1
j 1 jL'. 1:1 vacli jear, and cause oucropv tbfr
I W U' tho ''"J treasurer of each coua.
l.v. 'he upervtor of each townshin in tv
, .... tL
Tut Slave Tkadf -Tho Wa-hingtoa corrrs
pondent tf the N. V. Tribune h-ams that tLa
.piestioa tf the righto!" search, so long tnootoj,
is settled upon the basis of pn.joc?, suggtj
by Prance, the n.aia feature of w hich is ti ti.
low.it.ee of a tight of visitation in cav there k
tea-onable f round to suspect the veJ to U t
fhiw-r.
It is known officially at Washington, that the
sine trade is ia progress far moreextensive than
hercttoro su; p..-ed, and that th.e arrangement
for t hat purpose are ii geni..u-!y d, tid. S
lmats are , iiij.loved to r.Iievo ihe slavers of their
cargoes and bring them ii to the Smtherti Sub,
O ir Government has been informed of tome of
the mov. nict ts, m d has taken efficient nuaMire
in the premise-. The .pie-tion noW ;N mj!tt
m. a-urcs wit be t.tk. 11 to -top it prcJiet
none.
SktsK Piu at Amuin. The W'atrhtovrr
vats the furriets in this city have bought prom
well towards twenty five hundred of the ulii,
arid they have by 1.0 means bought all that have
bt. n biought into town. (ln0 llian ixt m(t,
brousht here upwards .f A hundred, for .kith
he was offered eighty-two cent ,-aeh, but as he
was l.H.king f .r a larger ptiee, he passed on to
f.nd a market ia Toledo.
Cost ok nir Rn.i-niv Law. The Monro
CuiHmercinl thus figures t oust of the KepWrv
law to that count v :
"1'or beoks which will I.i-t ltycrt
For fees to Tica-tircr,
For fees to Supervisor,
til
II
II
Tola'. f IV
Or time dollars undone half for each town
ship !"
AeyfiTtAL or Ti iit. John Tully was re
cently tried ia tho Oakland County Circuit Court
for the murder of hl father. The jury retunieJ
a verdict of nt rui'tu. The trial lasted twtlre
d.ivs. I lis brother, RoVrt Tully, who was in
dicted with John, is vet to have his trial, which
is expected will be poMjtoncd until the June
term.
Tnr Em ok Tin . The last of the tribe of
Seminoles, who will bo compelled to emigrate
from Florida, passed tip tho Arkansas River two
or three weeks iuco,in charge of Mr. R. K. John
son of 1'ort Smith. The remnant left in Florida,
it is said, will bo permitted to remain.
I.t n;r Rsi.i. Ore of the late Democratic
o.iridi lttcs for the 1'i.ited St iters Senalotihip ia
j j,.rrt ; js j,,,-,, remarked, "that the piysent
was ih.' highest-pi ict d Iiegi-lature ho ever had
dt alings w it li .
Fi k in HiLLsi Ai.E. o.te trader in Hinsdale,
says the StanJarf, lias Itoueht since November,
:.-. ('(.oil, l.f.oti Mink, Ji.oini Muskrat, 116 Red
Fox, ::;: Grey F..x, 2 O't.-r, Black Bear, V
Martin, '. Fisher, ,'ni Skunk. Amounting to
til .Jos.
K tNsts Ei.t.'rioM. One week ago yesterday,
Kansas voted to hoi I another Convention to form
ano'her Constitution under which to apply for
admission intc the I'oioii. According to a teleg
ram from Leavenworth there was little opposition
there to the ea.ll.
1 . ..
Fon Caiiiukma. Last week, sat the Grand
! Rpids Fa;;!', Aaron Klijs, Normandus A. Stone,
I Charles Stone, Spencer Spiiers, Darwin LyoB
J mid P. ast.. Kingsbury, left for Oilifomi.
Tr.t K llhoK.n. "SpeVmg of shaving," said t
pretty girl to aa obdurate old bachelor, "I should
think that a pair of hand-simo eyes would be lh
best mirror to shavo by."
"Yc, many a poor ft How Jims ln-en thorejbj
therii," the wretch replied.
l"T- Arc-rsE ,N KTv-FJiat Brookl,
I U 1 l rer.,', Corner-, in BeDevue.on the
I -rh u!t- di-barged a gun loaded
with sa. ill shot; the w hoh- load r.assed into M
body b. tw. rn the fifth and 'th ribs, on th
right sid" ca i-ing d- Hth ia niL.ete.-ti hours.
Gi ks Nor. The authorship of the oikbrat
1 e.n,ons ..a "The Harp ..f a Thousaad
triig-," i.d "The Sp'rirs of Ju-t M.n mal
' l,frf
s air-rib. -I to the R. v. Mr. Lew'n,
Method s, mmi-tcr stati-.n.-d at La Grange, Ten-
net's, e.
I S t n t r n 1 tu to I:i . Oil Thirday Unt, Jatnes
Hteph. rjs w.is .nte;,e. .J to le I ung on the 2otb
' 1 of May, f r the murder of his wife by admin
" j U ,-UZ IM,I-"n.
Sin r in v. a r Si a. The ship Centur.an,whicli
arrived at N..w York March 21, from GIago,
. ! reports great s ;!!ering owit.g to baffling winds, a
igf I voyage. -iv j.erM,i;S starved to death.aC.
Hhoa rr. or Fisir. n Wednesday, HarchlSt
' a '"'W-r of fish f, h' in Bon lout, N. Y. Ti
fi-he-a w re from ! alf an inch to an inch ara
half in l.-ng-h.
A ErviAi.E CAi.kf.p.. M. Julia Talroer, of
Morose, Mass., tnr. w h-rsvif before a UrW
tlve and w-n killed.
For L;ie. Merrirt, the accomplice of IW?
In tho murder of WI ite, was sentenced at tie
Newaygo Clrc i'tlxs'. week t or-'tat Pn'son.to tar4
UVt for life.
A.-.-rsTANT State Geolooi-t. A most excel
lent aisunt , Dr. Manly Miles, of Hot, l
tHD riia do bv the Governor.
The YA:x:yr,Tvs Union Sold. The
j
1 i -1 i- 1 rr- v iiiartj
; ew, taper i.a, r.. e:i o- voi. c. "
rnar5 w-' ' ?ake poss. e,;on on trie lite 01 -(""
j,uw t f of. TRR L4,.T (tf T Laei. Pe
Propeller Ladv of the Lake, belonging to $
them Tmr.s. Co., blew up at I'airport, 0. -
eek, killing two nan, and wounding four.