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iANMSl. STATE REPUjiLICAN
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WHAT V, IkJ- 'i IlKV IU !
An exeh-iti';e noiioes thrtt the Democratic State
Committee of MVme, in a cxi for a State Con
tention to be keid lienor 0:1 the Sirthof June
next, i:j addition 10 iiO:ui..a-i;ig a candidate lor
OoTcn-or, Las itrpos'.-d -p-a. that bo ly the oner
ous cf s.l.cdi.g bar Cvhgt.i t larpre to
misripref-n: ft. -t SaiP-, in the Correction to be
hel l at rUai'..-i':i ia Ju.ic 1 b. "'. This leads us
I? t t..e course
Pr.s-il-utiul
as a:i I cliques ir-
to indulge ia a few fei' :t"
tliat ri:I tc pursu. .'. ;:.
Catnpa:ra by the- victh .as :ti
tj which the pro-' :v. try pa-r;
In toe .Iiscc--ija3 that occ ir.ed i 1 the IT. F.
Senate darhtg it- fc-io:i J.i-t winter, a broad,
deep.atiJ ppa..-nt;y in.pas-Ii.Ie gulf set. crated
the taction f t.Ieh ".oagh-.s, Stuart and Tugli
ars repres.-niaiics, fro; 1 th" more S oiitheru
win" of th..t j,arty. !' 1 n-n notoriously
dishoric-t as ar.- the 1 -u v.-r.- f the Bought lein
ocra. y b ad no .,:::'..-..!y ut.. f -. 1 no ofupuu
tii4 ol ..-. -: :.; :i 1. t- rir.g thc;r principles
tor the pro-p- t of pow r and place co .se-qu..-a:ly
we arc i. v.rpaed t. .;'. Its organs !e-clar-
34 tin- !, thv'r I'-idl-iess to fVuhi by th
deci-iou 4.
s.h'tt tuav
: Ch irl. -,s
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bro
i.l.-t. 1
r.'-r tior, no matt, r
''.', in candidate.
V!'!i .? b'-oi,
I l..ir. -l i til tl.ay aru e-o.u
m! i. .1 !y t- get down oa "a'
lour-" and iro i- i .via-, J. :-- and all, at the dicta
tion Of the fliVi' lVo-'-r.
Oa the oil.er 1. ..ii'', fie thiiiid-rsot retiibutio.i
upon an admim-traboa recreant to every princi
i.'.o of right, that roll ! ;wa 01. e altT another
from the Noith, ?i;iy i-io!y fir intiiaidatc
tho (ire-.Mt-r-i ..t t . iliV they wiil pi-rrnit
4 pUtf.ru. ti o ,t:t. t.d, ( donhr'ul or
lioitb!- Hi- ;.r!;:u', Ii5i ti-: .-hi-! ! of tho Kr:ifht
bl-'ck to ohm itu'i, arAijf'.: t" another.
Indeed, tii -y r;.' !;' !v r-!i!i(tui-h (hid pol
icy wlii h h-t pi vod J n ii re.-.-iul t- tin-in here
tof'i.-:, and thousai.-i.. of fmrdy l.ibor.-rs of the
free Sat; i.i nad'Hio!"!' "j-.jcu" oncuii
to he rn fnh'-p in hj it.
15'it 110 ir.t-;i :; ii . in i: . c.ri I t a luoiii'-nt o1-
liewc that t':-; t'te .-uo:!:i ' ! ! wiil r.!ii'j'!i8Si
their ! M i"-ii.arid f r c...r !M nod ample pri-
tvcti;!i o I'lt i" pr. pc-. ly i.: t!i.-t'Triiui i.-s of t!i.
LiiiO'd S?!i,. l':V the l'j;;'irit" .f "irlii,
who havo .-,X'-vt! .t, fir p'yl.lil i lidj, the a 1
rai.:.ir.ri r ..I J5 r:h..i : ' 1 1
do-, o l' i-;r vt--ii:t, li id irSow aij.iiu i.i the
iiiif f So'.iti.eni diit.
R u 1 n -r'-t .!.- "I h ; pr.-vi.tcd to nu
en1''h,.-".fd p' ;!', -"hn tin; jn!,..r Aivtr
K'v .t r Iiiij.n.v "::iei!t ;rni Tar
iff l in" T.u-y . :i" n--'r!i of the rrvintry t-ha"
meet ::(! min.-U- i" !?: - ! i-in r:n-!,-V' with
Disu..i;iP, Sitv v Kct r.-ij'i .ir.-l I'n'" Ttadi?
D"iio r if t!-' th-r! ;;t! 1 how iich th
SCoae .14 t'i.y iiiii; . ia -t.-1 e i"i; the a dtiriii.st.ra
tion of J.mie.4 it!c-iM:i:i:, :ir:d oh j'-j ;:ic'i oth r
f nutii.i tin i:4 p!i"-v ! Tt- ' '!f-'priii' of ueh
an unh:i'I.i -d tiii: cm but be oiJ!.?u4 a4 a ('iili
ba, ar.-l fel 1!, hrood ih.ir p-aiii; frtr. tlie
CUl riK-0 of ."ill illld I'-' Jlh !
The Ii:;iJ:;ir; me i-.ir" tiiat ar- nhi-ady adopted
by thd prr- vnvi-ry 1 'itKv-racy a.- l-r of th-en-euin;
cor.t'-' ;:i; t! ee : Tac acquisition of Ju
ba, t!.- r tiie Af.icuii t-'I ve Trade, and
the IVouc'.i m of !;i- I'r.-p'.-rty iu the Territtw
ries the ! t:.-r t-iivob i..,-the virtusl and com-..-
- ..;..., ,t,.,.,,;,.M f p in.
ular Sot 1. i.-vy.
We ht-li.-ve t'aerc are thoes i;i U of tho "rank
and file of the reni x r if iu- p ,; ty who will r pu-
diate th-e o.l: 1. c.i-ir. .4 ud euro'! l.. a
aelrea ia th -K.-pob'ioaii r.t:iK-. We t'V cver
ingsina of uoh aeour., f4peeli!!y ia IVnn-yl-vania.
There tiie liiea who re'.iii'd to i-udorse
the ir4faniO'H trei'on of th.- I.--- .i;irit a t'cru;";
tutiort, hsiVt- pr.ved their d'.-.a':-ii to I.ih rty L.j
their Wiak4, a:;d bid fi'r to i.uld out laiiiiful to
the end. I'mie liou.i4, wii! profeirss? to
iii.'tiia rrmli" SoviT'-ix'S'ty, tiay luive i"t. eti
dorwd the I'nd .Se.itt d.vi ioii, that utterly an
uihitaUs that d'K'triiit-, and whi'e he seout tiie
idea of the im-rmp '' i "ty of Freed i:i with
Slavery, thev b"i i;y pnHhi'in it to the world.
For this they have bv:i fir".i:d;y read out of the
Icnucatic party ; hut judirif i; from tho tone of
the fo!Iii:i oxtraet, which wo take from the
PhiLtdetphit Pre, ( Forney '4 paper,) we think
they will survive eeu t.'i :ii?!iettui :
"Ti.e servility Kit th AduiinistratU.n to the
haughty and anvgaiit 0eniaiid4..f the 5.ive pow
er La thus arqmreiiily reached : climax. Not
content with e:it!eavor t fi ve SI ivery upon
the soi! of Kan- is i'u-t the will of her t-tti-izen
i ; not conter.t w.fli aiivociiiasj; a theory de
sijrned to force Slivery, by poi;ive law, into all
the territories tit ua-et:!ed, aaiimt the wi.slie
of those who are to h.h.drt ttieni; not content
with quaielerii.s the money of t;u; Federal
Treasury with reckle-seitt avairance, to purchase
i'l the North vet'il whir.- slaves to ooey the be
het4 of So'ithi-ni u'trais;; n. .t ciiiitvnt wi'iithe
thirty-nii'lioa brihe 'oiil lor the ae-iuiiiioa of u
ba, the Adiiiini.-tra'.ioti h 4 i.-owd.- l i's pyraa.id
of infvny by shitae'e-siv re-.'h ct'otr its ofiki.i!
duties for tiie p-.srposo of conniving at tiie revi
ral of a traTe, sooiioui th :, but live yesrs ao,
scarcely a single huma.i bein h Aauiie.i would
have dared to advonte it a trade justly ranked
ia the same- category with the the biackest of ha
tnan crimes which no parallel in i's fiendish
iniquity, but piracy in its --t horrid forms, and
which has lom j -'t!y deno:'.!-nted 'the ?'ini of
all villainies.'
"If the statements wo li.we takeu fiora Sotuh
crn papers are truo, there s now no c'dicient
barrier to the revival of the s'ave trade. T'ue
whole drann h.ubeea played out, an I the exist
ing lawa compU-teiy s-cl at defiance. When a
cargo of slavey !.iud upon our shores no matter
if the guilt of the taurder of hundreds of human
beings rests upo:i the souhj of her crew a South
ern jacy will igr.oic a bi'l of indictment against
them. If a deputy marshal, in the. c?ntre o" a
Sjuthcra Suu-, has t-iiou'a old f.iilaored integ
rity, notwithftandir.g his Southern cd-icat'on aud
prtjudices, to suppose tfcn a faithful execution
of existing h sis just a:.J rr'Tcr we at
Washington a Treoident to thwart his legal aad
huc.ane cS'ort.-, either 1 y his siler-cs or his di
rect orders, aid thus to sanction and coiif.nn the
inhuman, Ch-gil, ar. i blood ;taiaed ttght, by which
the slave-trade pirates cltiiu t? Void the unfortu
nate victims of their m-r jiicss avurice."
African for Sale.
Somebody eenda the following to the X". T.
Tri'june :
f AUCTION'.
A SOMETHING NEW.
PII L1KELT
KONGO AFRICANS.
JACOB, 22 yea's old.
SOL, 19 years old.
JIM, 18 years old.
JESSE, 16 years oil
SAM, 16 years oli.
MOSES, 10 yeara old.
These African, with eight or tea Eatives, will
be sold, regardlesa of price or weather,
iUlS UA 1, II 11 U ClOCK.
Great bareins aro expected. Coma one,
come au. inoj av my mari.
BIRD HILL.
Thursday, 2sth, 1S59."
The Trihun! remarki, if this ia to bo accepted
as an authentic document, and if Mr. Byrd Ilill
ia not rihiviiiL' trick 3 unon his customer?, and
seeking by a startling announcement to draw 1
crowd cl bidders, we aro unauthorized to up
poie that these "six likely Kongo Africans" are
either part of the importation of the Wanderer,
or tlse of gome of those previous importations
the announcement of which by the New Orleaua
journals, though received with incredulity at the
tim!, there is now too much reason to accept as
comet.
Should any such Africans be actually offered
ajr Pale, and should they be purchased, that
transaction, a according to the law as recently
laid down by Justice Campbell, in his charge to
the Grand Jury for the Southern District of Ala
burta, will be a violation of the laws of the Uni
ted SU'es, for which the auctioneer and the pur
chasers will W liable to indictment ; while it will
be the duty of the I'nitcd States Attorney for
the district to obtain trom the District or Circuit
Judge authority to seize the Africans for the pur
poie of delivering them to the President of the
L'uited States, to be returned to their native
eo-intry. As President Buchanan professes a
jrreat horror to the revival of the African slave-
trade, we trust he will cause this matter to be
looked alter, and Mr. Byrd Hill and other par
ties implicated, to be held to a strict account.
Territorial Expansion.
We are undoubtedly a great people. History
furnishes no parallel to the vigor aad rspidity of
growth which has placed us in so brief a time
among the commanding nations of the earth.
The race that once inhabited the land has disap
peared like frost before the breath of summer ;
the forest in which they wo-rh:pped has tr;ven
place to cities and cultivated fields, and our com
merce sweeps everv sea. From the rock once
smitten by the feet of our Pilgrim Fathers, has
flowed a living stream that already penetrates a
large portion of the continent, and along ocr
ever-advanriiis border is heard the foot-step cf
the hardy pioneer which is but
"TLflBi-'t l .wh f wv.Lre mm
roll a Lumaa e."
It is not strange that a people so energetic
restless, and impatient of delay, should contain
ithin its bosom many who chafe under the re
straints of law and order, and who seek to :iatch
with bloody and violent hands the prizes which
appear to be within their grasp. Hence we
have an accredited leader of Filibuster expeui-
tions in the person of Gen. Walker, and our art
nual raids upon Cuba, Centrrd America ami Mex
ico.
Filibusterim, together wiih it kith a:.d kin
Disunion, finds a congenial home in the so called
Democratic party, where they riot and fatten to
their hearts content ; and it must be a gratifying
spectable to ee Filibusters and Di-uaionist-fawned
upon and feasted by the dei.izen of the
White House, while resnertible meu are denied
its hospitalities.
Thero are two theories in our country upon
the subject of territorial expansion, and the di
Tiding line whch separates them, rv.- pretty
APPKAL.
To tat: lion. Jno. R. Keiloug, ilon. U.tur J.
Baxter, Kev. Geo. Willard, and Kev. John Ji.
Gregory, Superintendent of Public Instruc
tion, members of the State Board of Educa
tion :
;(.'.V?;tf1 :
Tiie following meiaoria', which I understand
has been pre.-ei.tcd to " Faculty of the Agricul
tural College, and furnished me by one of the
siiir.'rs, wiiiiout auv restriction or reServaiaa a
to its u.-e, will s-i-ak for itself :
"7o the Faculty of th A jricu'Cura! i'ui't-jf :
"la the catalogue, published at the opening cf
the- A L'rieuhurar Cohere, it was announced to
the p Uilie that 'there will be religious services,
ev rv Sndav. it the inistitution. the elergyiaeu
of Uiiishig oiheiatiasr ia rotatiou.'
"Burin- the tirr-i winter term 0:" the instl
tioii. a la: 'e IiloioritV of the ftudents reiU--'.-ted
thnt tiie il.-v. Air. Knaketbacker -f L-ttisj,
who had been neglected, or excluded from parti
clpation in the n iigiou exercises of the College,
n.ii'ht he ii.vited itsw.-Vias oth- r ch-rsrvmea of
Lai.-inr.
"The students were then irdoinied thai the
I'rofi-s-or onlv would cfiiciate lroiu tha taae
tork.,-d. ati arrangement which iti? renerahy ua
derstuod has tiot been agreeable to the Piotes-
rs theiii-jlvc-s, or the students. T'ai.-'rule has
a so been departed from, and other t ie: gy un 1., auu
ch-rviiien and persons not odoriraie to t!;e
Faeultv, have been invited to otf'tiate iti the
Chare!'.
' We, the sbsf-ribers, students of the Agri
cultural Coiiege, therefore request thnt a return
be made to the original rule, and tha' fie clergy
men of L-uising, including the Rev. Sir. rCniek-
erbacker, be? requested to othi inte, la turn, it
the religious ex reives r.t the Institution o:
Sundav."
A. B. Mor-e. A. II. Scott, jr., C. B. Anderson
II. M. Brown. Jam- 5 G. Birnev. C. E. IlollUter,
C .1 Monroe. A. E. Mneomber. E. J. Abbott
E. L. Brewer, (i. P. Humphrey, Win. Scot', S
of
Tlir lireot "Corruption" fond.
Hon. Jere. Clemens, formerly Democratic Sen
ntor from Alabama, in a recent speech at Nash
vi'.le, Tenn., sa' l that it required extraordinary
credulity to beheve that the Administration iu
tended to use the f 3'Vh'm,0mj it ask? for the late
Congress in the purchase of Cuba." "In mv
honest opinion," continued Mr. Clemens, "the
intention wa to use it as a corruption fund to se
cure the nomination and election of John Siidell
Hi President of these Crated States. There is
nothitiir in the past history of James Buchanan
or John Siidell to phiee them above suspieion.
(rive them SXmm m .. r to be used in buying
-panio'i otlicia!-, and unless some such miracle
.i-eiirs e 1 that of the leopard changing his qiot.
t part ot the sum win oe empioyeu iu buying the
Charleston Convention, and the remainder in pur
chnsoig the vote neeesat v to insure tho election
rt its noPiinee.
Sys the Albany Ji,urr il, bis long and inti
mate association with the Democratic party ren
ders Clemens a competent witness as to its char
ac-ter. However doubtful his testimony might
be ia regard to the purpose and tendency of
s me of the principles of that pary, In this mat
ter ol ' corruption" lie speaks the truth. Had
these thirty nrllions been voted, they would have
to Charleeion rather than to Cuba; and a
much large' amount would have found its way
into the poeets of political managers here than
into the empty coffers of the Queen of Spain.
Th.- defeat cf that infamous scheme was a
heavier blow to Buchanan than the disaffection
of Douglas, and more certainly ensured the over
throw of the Democratic party in 60, than the
rebellion in Pennsylvania and Illinois. Connec
ticut would not have sent a clean Republican
i.i.,..: .- r-- :r .1 . L. J w.. - e :
ty Trillion corruption fund to draw upon.
nearly between the two g-eat partu
nation.
The Republican theory is that acquisition to
our territory should be made by treaty or pur
chase, if made at all, without war, by the com
mon consetif, and only as our safety and the ne
cessities of our growth require. The nation, t-
be permanent, must be homogenioiH, having in
terests, sympathies and predictions iu common,
which can never be theca-e where aequis;tiotis
of territory are madefy conquest, as the history
of the world proves.
In this way new States will be tiie natural out
growth and offshoots of the old, just a the Ban
yan produces a forest by planting its distant
limbs iu the earth, that grow up to adorn and
str?ngthcn the parent treo.
Filibusters, pan't.ig f r glory, and peeking to
,1 " ! Viekerv, Herman A. Ki:,g. Win. F. Dow. I.. C
II.iv.ioo, W. S. Humphrey, Win. Hatch, T. H. B
Morehouse, Wiliiam et.-ter, Sidney . Sessions,
Edward S. Jewel, C. A. Foot, Pubis Bu-h. A.
N". Prentiss. C. If. Bennett, Abijah Wtxoia, J as.
Button, Nathan ieakesh-e, Thomi.a J. King, Win.
K. Cole. A. II. Kii.g. H. C Hu-twell, John Pen
nover, Chatles D. Fox, W. 1'. Ilavp. r, M. It.
Ke'ech, I". M. Wi-m.-r. Het ry C. Wisncr, W. .1.
Nelson, J. S. StrrM.g, Jame Bos-, F. Stons, A.
11. Kaox, W. Tr. dick, Wm. A. Thomas, A. J.
Cook, W.W. Bowdish, I. N. Branch, J. 11. Gun
nison', I.. II Sul'.iva:', E. (Vrh-r, D. K.i--i.
B. Ir.-mnd, E. Chit-, . B. ('unnisoa, ft.
B. Thompson, John Hull, I.. S. Honham, A. T.
Bilh-'g-, fh C. Backus. S. A. Stepheps, A. H.
Can'ald, A. H. Do'v, Jjirovi.-r, Frank R. Chase.
C. 1. H'lh
it appears from ti,. a'. ove uemor:al, t' at du
lingthe tir-' year this institution, I wa-1 cx
. hided Irotii pat-tlclpatlng in tiie religi.:us services
of th'? College; while othet clergymen ot tie
Iot". wen- invited. And c"en wi.eu "a kige
self that the "s overeigh people" of this State
will long permit thetr own lnstuuttons to oe per
verted to sectarian purposes, and thus igt.ote and
trample upon their own civil as well as religious
rights end icivi.egts.
Indeed, I can har llv persuade luvseif ir.at yoi,
i .1 . I.." 1 -u . 1 ... 1 ...
g'-a..eiaea 01 iui:ti, ui iOiijer iw;i4ic
allow t:.! course. 1 therefore n.aka my appea.
to you. I wish to brirg you face to face with
the people, and ia open ciurt ask you if you will
still permit this to be i.:ad? an intolerant, tjclu
.."i f, ict j.tuh iui'.xiu i n And I do this from
::o private or personal Considerations, but for the
good cf the college, and by the demand of jus
tice and rigtit.
And 1 thiak vou will tiie me credit tor much
f.'rbeara.iec, when I Lforiu you that for the past
L:tven nioiiths I have uSered persot al indigrfty,
beari;:g, ia it c.uiseouenees, unoa otiiers also.
aad 'et have rea;ued quiet.
Indeed, have Toutiot been fu'.lv avre, for the
last year, triy a course of compromise, but prac
tical intolerance, has been Submitted to, while
m a have had it ' our rower all this time, by
a sla.r le resolutU'ti, to have opened the d.erf
cf the colic. re to all rehfious denominations
ahke ':
1 trut tiiat jou v ill not forget that yea were
elected to the positions you occupy, under ha:,
n isoa which were incribed "Vr Si'fch, .1
Frt I'r', Frf Lahr aud Fr?e S i!."
I hoTie von will no longer ignore these priaci
pics, or treat them with defiance ar.d contempt
in vour government ed the Agricultural College
S.nee the o;ilv man in the institution, so far
is I can loam, who was favorable to entire toier
it ion, has ceased to be its President, at d a pT
son is made bv vour art its nominal head, who
avows the most narrow and bigoie l views, in l
vor of n.otioLiolv and extlusiveness. it seems
nrce.s :rj to speak out and appeal to you, ia this
direct, and uue-ouivocal manner.
I -hall scad copies of this appeal to the par
ents of each student in ti.e institution, to the
members of the present Legislature, and to eve
ry press of the State. Ail are interested iu this
n. utter. Before the eya s of ail you can et it
right, if vou will.
In conclusion I claim as a right that the
doors of this public institution bo open ahke to
all both teachers ar. 1 clergymen, without re
gard to sect or deiiaininatioii.
Vouts. mt rrpectfullv,
C. W. KMCKERli ACEii.
Dated. Lansing, April t2S, le'..
A u.l 1 la.
Tiik Tai.t. Mn. Mr. James Porter, reputed
the t:.!!.-?t ruaa in the world, died in Louisville,
Ky., last week. He wns -eea feet nint inches in
height, and when iu perfect health, weighed
near three hundred pouods. At the age of sev-
ntecn, being then smaller than ordinary, he
fairly began to grow. Measuring himself every
Saturday night, he found in one week that he
had udded an inch to his statute. A cooper by
profession, h soon became too tall to work upon
bane's, and was presently obliged to give up even
hogsheads, and became a hack driver. In the
year 13.-" he came East and appeared on the
stage in on or two pieces written especially for
him. He returned to Louisville, and a few years
later bought the coffee-hous which he was keep
ing at the time of his death.
Rei.uule it.om Pike's Pesk. Mr. Greeley,
of the Tribune, announces to his readers that lie
will have New Verk on the loth inst., for a trip
through Kansas and the alleged Gold Region at
the Eastern base of the Rocky Mountains, thence
through I' tali and the Great Basin, to California,
returning across the continent or by the Isthmus,
as circumstances shall dictate. He proposes, al
o, to take a run through Oregon. The journey
will be a hard one, but he will enjoy it. The Al
bany Journal thinks that it will be full of novel
ty and adventure, and afford a multitude of inci
dents for a series of interesting letters, which the
half million of readers of the Tribuna will wait
for impatiently.
Vorvn Mkn is America. We doubt whether
any other country exhibits a larger amount or
proportion of useless talent, or misdirected ener
gy than ours. Our clever young men, in fear
fi.l superabundance, addict themselves to law, to
physic, to commerce, mainly because these seem
theor.ly pursuits which promise wealth and dis
tinction. There has been no day of the last for
ty years, in which there were not four times as
many trying to live by trade in this country, as
were needed in that occupation twice as many
ss could possibly succeed.
All but One. Outside ot tho Siate, stirs the
Bostoa Tran$criot, the Republican papers gen
erally condemn the proposed amendments to the
Constitution of Massachusetts, which prevents
foreigut-fS from voting until they have resided ia
the Commonwealth t o ye-rs subsequent to na
turalization. Among the prominent Massachu
setts Republlctas opposed to the Constitutional
provision, beside Senator Wi'sor, we have heard
mentioned the names of the lie u Chas. Franc:s
Adams, the Hon. T. D. Elliot, the n n. John B.
ALey, the Hon. Ed Thayer, the Hou. Charles W.
Upham, tho Hon. Hec-y L. Daw,,s, anl o'htrt.
holding high official position.
I.t Li ck. Prof. N. C. Morse, of Lexington,
Ky., recently had forced upon him, in payment
of a debt o'.i aeres of land in Western Tennessee.
In the settlement he was compelled to allow $40
per acre for the land. In a recent visit to it, he
discovered indications of lead ore, and, upon a
thorough examination, he found it rich with
that mineral. Eta now refuses $1,000 an acre
for it! By mortgaging it he has effeted a loan
of f 25,V0 with which to erect machinery to
work his mine. " Greatness" is not the only
thing men sometimes have 'forced upon them."
Zoologv. Seven thousand dollars have been
collected for the establishment of the new Muse
um of comparative Zoolcgy in Boston ; which,
with o0,000 donated by Mr. Gray, makes tha
whole available fund $1 20,000, exceeding by
$20,000 the sum required by the legislative en-
.1 I... ........ f,.. ..ti.
. . . . , , ,. , I titMlantv of fie F'udents rcju-fl:l
axt.ii .lance, rather than by honorabe employ- . J- - j v.tcrn .te v.iih th- 0tl
ment, aim at acquisition of tenitory through L,( ,i . ; ir0i it yi ..v .j-7. The 'h-r ch ri
means 110 better than piracy. Ignoring the faet i to.-n r t th- t" :i were th-a aso exc'ud -.
Ithi.,ki.!g, I r.b:,bly, thnt thi- v.o .iu ,ki- .!
did m t nt'itu the stu-.-..'s ; ) and it a- deci.1.
il.,t tl... T. .! - ;o:-s -tioal I t.o.e unoa l.'i: f : r
romeu 'l '- -"-.r;H for VeHrS tO bllih' i'l'-. ,u i,,.; oeero.i - ''.:! , .11: ;ii.i. nt 1
homes fjr our accumulating population, and turn- j,. C i ;,, the student !. ..!-
ing their backs upo1' our ahnot defeiiceie4 : And it f nth- appe t' at
that we have a broad and almost boundless do- I
main to th westward, "ei unsetiled, wijieh will
-en d.
d to o
iart-d fiooi, :iT
northern frontier, where an enemy's ea..aon
tnt.rtil rv il.r f... t-.tr. nt.-il nrnn ..u.-rt e.til
7 .'. ' . . ". Uleatidw
and ra.n Uestruetiou upon our cities at a rum j t(i, ()u ...;,. ;r . ,,
upon our common-, they seek to grasp t.uoa, r-lig;ous htv -s ever
ins of the torrid one. j tiot-, "'' r.-rriih-n 1-1
S is Obvious. Hating liberty, f t"'''', I ''is proxeo a
justice and eo'iahtv, thev wotildfci.il up a emi- ' "r '
1 ' j spect.u'iv ii-tv y-. .r 1
federscy where rapine, wrong end oppr. -ion rt r;,.,t t,, j,,,. t 1 i, iu,
mav find unuisouted entrance at the gut. i of ere 1 d .tv l.t; ! upou me
even 10 t:
Mexico, and the sultry re;
The reason of
i iiioii!iC 'd and
eg., thnt th
y Sftbba'h '
l ..!'(.,
The Vienna correspondent of Th Li.nd.-n
Times says that Sardinia persists in rcfd.ung to
di-artn. Franco and Engluud have propisd to
the, Vienna and Turin Governments to withdraw
their respective force to a distance of three
leagues from the frontier. Count favour has ac
cepted the proposition, which is of French o'igin,
but Austria is strongly incline.! to reject it.
The same authority, writing on the Mh, antt-
t I should oipates that
ministers "n f..w das he wll have to announce that
y 1 Vtistiia i;as declared war agaii.st Sardinia. The
' I E'nperor Francis Jr-ph is -tat.-d to have cie
:; ! ci.ired hi- resolutio'i imt ti be mad the football
-u i of th" Fr. rich. The Fretn-h (ioveriiment eol-
) i tn -ly promised it would make Sardinia disarm,
j 1: .1i-t1i i mvepte J tt.e f..ar propositions pte!i"i-
j nary to the Congress. Inste-ad of keeping that
j ropositio!;, the 1'jii i t'abii-ft adised Count
i sir.n, but proposi; ! thnt both
rdi'.ia sh u! i withdraw their tor-
Aestri r?je-led this.
a rule ) a-i ;
tec been i
.lav. ti.e c.
Tciuprranee lit Itu'sla.
The- N. Y.Tribu! e translates 1 L
singular total abstlt.caee fle.'ge
signed bv the peasants oti the :c:::;
Primvss Schcrbst. :T:
This '.rth day of Jatmrtrv,
undersigned, elders ar.d rkitviM- ' t'
Nijtii Landvkh.b. longing to the I;:; c
aadrowna S he! l ater, d.-h-g.-.te-s 1 t!..
of Commut.e in convct.ti -a a-
occasion of the ra -itig i f ti p:i . e.
by the farmer of brandies of ei iii
roubles vedro, a id to roubles t.-r
tail, and which o coi..;i.Iir jah.i.Ms to
and our families ; v-.e hav o r.-s-uvod t 1
ill cor.-equer.ta s, to cnltlvu.e ,i..e..,t
aad .ur cl.il rn :1 e 1 ill.- 1: ies t i i..c:
to fall:'!, in the most regular a f. e.
toward l i, i- Ge crt.T. aa-I v
cor sequence of which e I.. t- - 'y e
to this v. rlttei; engagt nu by a-'..!';
Ourelvs not to wi.t.-o-- jo-t;".. in
ness thati to say, r.oi to c,-;l. :.:-y 1:
iy in the si ops, i,or to buy a-.y o e.:
homes 4 xcept ia evttrtl.i cf 1
and, in or .h r to i. si:re st.i ci ss ti "s.
ise to' watch each ither i.r.d t e.
liniuencies before tiie -..th..ti;'. -
tnune, so that ti.ev may be p iu n i .
juriuus to the society 'ip.ni w b.c.i ur
depends. Mt-ul 1 any ,e-e ! e;-;., .
biandy, he ma-t refer the oaeto t':
In witness viiereof we sabsrr'tie o.irs
These Teniperence troxeiift.ts :
general ia Russia. Th.- gr. :.t c.,,:.i - '.i
tain the brandy morop.!.- ' y.
pretahaas pa:d for it, e 1. fsi ;, r I ,
price, 't .t t!ie prln.-" j al cri- of
appears to lie tiie upp. . a- 1. i.g cmt:..
the peas.atits. Th p-osp. f p-r-i
alre.'.dy iticrea-'es their s.d--i e.-t :n
sire to Hceiiiinl it.- prop, -tr. Them,
not evafii.ed to the e--;:;itrv. T' l.-!
Ba'schow, vi'iago '' '', "' i d ..! '
Province of Saratov, hive lui', t!
with Sole'lVl relgb-l.c c...ve.-. ; t ' "
thejr ch-rgy.
Tt- Atl..i.nt I'll I in.
Bo-ion. M. -a-Ly, Vo
The eighth am.ual C-u.veatlo-i o: t!
Printers' Union met he to-,?a, i-i '
the Cotame.n Couttell, .-it the City Ih.ll
prelin.iiia.y otgai.iz aloi: un I s
proceedings the I'.'T. i :i':. :i in . ! eh
fo'l'owii.g otlieef; !.! tie e! sill ;g ' ;
Presid -rt. K,.l." rt C. rai.h v! l'l ;i
Vh-e Presid-tit I i le licit t :'
ry, Ala.
S.con i Vi.',: IV -id lit, i
Cila'h.. ati.
Secretin a-a: Treji ircr, TV'yi.i- .1
New York."
Corres;." nding Sec, . taiy. I i- c- -
of New . i. )t -an-,.
Abn.t thirtv del- g-ites :i e p; , ;.- !
tifii the jtri , ip.d el o! the ; (.l
vci.t'on will P ro) imfe with a , .i . .. t
vere Ibeire e. Tiiursdav i i- : . i
aie meeting iih ge- r .c- !i.,-,a :'
II-mot l nlle- I'littlits I I.!.:.
Tiie P.cco!..m;..l .!,,, i -. .
j 14 r.t.
tie 1 ".reti-eti's 11.11 .-:,
j ie:i.:-g, t. e u:. .. . . . . . -
.... ' rot. 1.-.S ot a. , : , . .. ' T t;T
" j the s, ;;S t.-I..- t ,e. --s "; . ' ''":s
.V.T,
has b
A. I
del; ! i
ivour not to
" : An-tiia and S:
...ti.i-!,.;a at ; lVJ ),,,.,, ! ,. p.eiers
ie ..:..) oe i, .t o-fered P tiisarm if Franco ! Sardiui
th.- mstitu- j v (ji.i ,)., M, j;Uwi--. Ti.e Emj-eror Nap-de.-,
70 i: oi 1 refused, inasmuch he ordered the
irmaue-iit to eotiipleted to f0 Coiitiuiied Willi
power. But their hopes me der'iued to fieriih. not o-d . bar 1 j;
I W u- C.'ege il ls i
.amt-4 of To tl s. I est at i- prosjierivy,
1 liy m
, fjiih, im;-t b o,'.m
f
tins .'
j-- IT
i.d who :
'h: -his
, or ;i:-v
k t
loa:d. I I-
think 1 -
, th.-e i- a
-. An I I .is'
of Miis St i!.
the great- -t jo-s:b?e di;at(ti. Such conduct
riiis tie- Aasttuas in their r j-pVions that
ie. lived on going t war. They are vow
Mei'lig h.-tlier it would t ot be t.ottel to
iii-' I'.il a"ive, itid i.ttick Sardinia be!ore the
eh c-Mt take th fi 1 !. A 'ouncil of war, ul
b 1)1? Emp. i.-r .r.--iled, sat tdl fo-.r o'clock
1 he
I 'l.s-
r pr.,
a I'
ll.-
In several inst.auces there are townships of
the same name in two counties, and in souie
stances three, in this State, as follows
Columbia, Jackson County.
Columbia, Tuscola "
Columbia, Van Buren "
Fremont, Newaygo "
Fremont, Sanilac
riv. .,T..x
Washington, (Im'ioi
Washington, Macomb
Washington, Sanilm;
Deerli-1 1, Lapeer "
Deertield, Livingston
Deerfield, Van B jreti
Brady, Kalamazoo
Brady, Saginaw
Burhngtori, Calhoii1.
Burlington, Lapeer "
Caseo, Allega'.
Casco, St. Cliil
Elba, Gratiot '
Elba, Lapeer '
Fai.-tiold, Lena.vee-
Fail field, Shiawassee
LeRoy, Calhoun
Leltoy, Ingham,
La Fayette, Gratiot
Fa Faxette, Van Buren
New Haven, Gratiot
New Haven, Shiawassee '
Olive, (lit ton
Olive, Ottawa
Ovid, Branch
Ovid, Clinton
Salem, Allegan
Salem, Washtenaw
Tyrone, Kent
Tyrone, Livingston
Wright, Hillsdale
Wright, Ottawa
Watertown, Tuscola
Watertown, Clinton
The following are severally the nanus of cities
and townships :
Niles, Marshall, Flint, Lansing, Grind R.ipi-U,
Adrian, Monroe, Saginaw, Owir-so. 1. C!a,
Port Huron, Ann Arbor, Yp-iianti.
No Mails A BaxaRi rr G.veumnt. For
several days past, the citier.s of Winona, and of
the entire State ot Minesnta, have received no
mails from the east or south. The cause of this
unexampled failure in the reception of their mail
matter is stated bv the oificers of th. mail-pack
ets to be the bankruptcy of the General Po-t of
fice Department. From the time sutrce we
learn that orders Lave been received from the
Department not to transmit the Mails bv the
regular daily means of conveyance uttt'l further
notice, consequently the entire eastern letter ar.d
newspaper correspondence of this State now
lies accumulate I at the western terminus of the
La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad. W; ever
Democratic extravagance and mlsrul more cl-a--
ly exemplified than in this iasunce A whole
State is compelled to have its mail facilities sud-
U.; w.
he mar
t d an 1 1
Is it
ets. ;.t
And is i. r .d'v tn
Bjird... IMue;.-. t. -.
the COliseh-'U-eS of Ji.
StifUfhV! ':! t
vo. :r: .-c, hi-' -s r.
11 is put. t r.'el ,..,:,.,!,
t.il:"s.
Ib-re are tiie faC- :
ant-oUT. '"Trent, ti e cl
"l;fho . -v,"'o(;i; wev
Vt-ste:
a'elitv
IV I,
.if 1.
'tn
at t'
,.1: ii.
uricil the a !vis
r doubtless
til- i-)d ol
he
.r-ict
t'at
h-lg: of thi- Ft -:.!t:..
l-o. t it in idgtte'-t.r lit
this S j-
s.-e-!'- to Iv tii.-
,- v an 1 . t't r 1. 1-,
1 th' v-iv !!-f..c
ii. an 1
- I
-oi:h
a w 1
iys tint the transport of
1 railroad between thai
to be discontinued from
A Tii
g 1- on
l"w;i a!: i
the I tt'i t- the VJth of April.
Th-- Vienr.i co.-i'esponih'ii: of lUe L,h.Ijh
T',t -; in his .'Ispst, , dated theVth, says that up
So that time Au:.'... b,td d -ne evt-rvthi.irr in its
lt.11 trary to t!;e Jiuhil-h-.d ; l"Ak( r to obviate the nec.ss;ty for an appeal to
gym-ii ulit thfinM.',-r j r:n t I uf th-ie was reason To believe she was
lavieij. 1 roies-or Itaev
give ih 11 reason, 10 one of the
eoi.hl not be invited, beeatr
wen- not c'-nsid.-rel Clui-tiau.
I man expostalated, oi,ii:li:i,1 a'
j Institution .ser-t-irian, but was ni
courfeot'.s (-1 r--plv : "It xou .
students, that 1
ll I'l.ivt t s -'hs
dh- youi... !
out nuking the J
t wiih tiie " ( y !
ou"t i'l-e th- in- j
t a
t t- tutu the tulles on the modiatiiar now-
c-s, by u-ki: g th. 1:1 to i"iara;.t"e thnt no attack
shall be 11. ad-- m her ,v Sardinia and Frituce
wliile i'ongre-s is i::ti;-g. Shou.d they give the
t - 'piii-. 1 en erar.t-'", the Cotrgro.-s may, perhaps,
tre-t, I -nt la.t without. It i proti.a'.le thut an
ultiiiiirum will be sent by the Austrian Govern
ment to Sardinia, summoning her to disarm, with
the alternative f a de' 's-ation of war in -ae of
refusal.
To THiW Bob Recorder Wilson, of
ave. but th Caiver'nlist
j m'::.:.-;er cei't be invited."
j An i the Rev. L. R. Fi-'ke, as I was inforta- d
J f the time, .!- l.tred that he would n-;g'1 his
i poitio:i, if 1 w as invited to olli, i-it-- in the r- ii
I gio'is s-'viees vi th College,
j And litis was undt-r-too-l to b the reason why
! prev.nt an "outbr.-ak among the Fr.,fe-ors. 'find J living oib-nd.-d ou.e of the " strickcrs"
j at the same time to qua t the students, and have 1 "? f -" Cmtrnoti Council, a formidable push was
J their own religious doctrines alone preached. j made to cut do-t fits salurv as to make a n-slg-
1 T1'" UtU ,vr- W 1 1";'-'-t"";S y :" ntW,,.. H-a.lng of .his, a few of the citizen,
jo! our Citieus at tne tan.-, and much 111 .igi.a- . , . , , , , ,,
, . :. 1 .. . r ... 1 : 1. .1 1 .1 .1 .. tuime'li-iteiv raised purs-i of a thousand dollais
I .:'ii .- it-ii ii, 1 1 -, "i .i .i .14, 1 1, en i.a-e 1 r
i fo.md public ex'tir.-sion had it not bee;, bef, k,,d . ?'"' "'"ant ahh-h it was proj.o-ed to reduce I J. ''" l
! 'hit the lf -.. J. R. Witlian.s, t!,eo IVetil !e-;:t ol j the sVy ami -;r it to him, with u r-qu -n I .,r. 1 '..
the i niVge w is; I I favor ot ttie widest toleral'ote ; r!..? n I nrrn- l it lu.t.t .... i, 1-. ,.01.... '
hat filled with so mii'.-'i hotior to hbn-
:in i usefulness to the citv. But the Rt-eor-
The I.em.-c-acv .f !
pow -r, or th" !!,. jtt.H-rsi
oeralie" 11 h : - 'hi-i
every wnt'ie r!-e, tool; g.
own tiest. It ! - b.-.-i
oillee to pi ..:;; f..r n
enough o! tiie jie..j.!.-V-their
illustri.u.s u.-t-.tvp
Ai:!", to kt-e.. t-e-.r ho i. r s ;.'
day e.f tlkeis (V ex. 1 .-.r-r'.-i.,.
e: nor Ma'te-o... a :i. eh i Il -i... i'.
thi- e i ili-ei- prin. : h-.
We have b-f-:- j.-b-tr. d ,i ,
frauds perp.-tr-ia -i nn.'ei- ..is .-, ; .,j
A coii'Jaiitce ..f tin I.- gh-iri.-. -
last wit tt.-r, x-u ! r -t-,"i ! t
facts ;
1. J shih McRob.-tt-. i'.-.a! Ttt:
over to Joel A. j.'rttt.'r - i th- J..v
nois, a 1 rge Toiioniit of 1. 1 1 Jl.-d
If. Nothing w -.s ever nor !
checks thereafter, in.td th: v re j
Mattes a, at the I't.t d Cer-.i-s: .,
the purpr-e o! get:;:--- .-.-i .-..uo ' -State
lnis !h.-ef--r
2. The checks w.-r 1-i- d- d bv
the r.a'ne t i vatiou- ' -1 -uu!- .'
SOUS, th'Klgh b- T '.is :(',-!,:.
1 Oi.d .
4. The iuoh--t sum . f .s-t'iTvCii
OUt ' f the- Stat; by th:-. sliar.. pia."
I). MHttej.iji g'jt the iii"i..,-, i i;t )
collect where he g-.T the -!,. r ..
0. Neither (lov. :s.';i i.i.i t,
St.ate ohie, rs, tin- I';:-i-! t."..Tiri': e
who had been Matt oi"i .-). rh. n'--L
ew anything f this basin-'-. 1
I- p 1-
I'ORT IIf"Ro, Bar t'ltx AM- 1.4-.-,
Lisa Static Koao. A banl 1 u
the following note- in i. Lard t Ti ; 1
furtiished bv me r, r o . a tue -e,
From PortH iro K :ty i lie!; ;:i tl.e
of Black Liver to I.a-ii!'g:.o;.' 11, ill, t"
w.-st to Mud s'revl, up Mud -;: t i
running w.-st. from L;.k ; t ' :
Cotastock's ia'.!', tlui r- n -.-'v .
COUTe eros-iri- Bi n k C:el ! t'
ek iv's to L ; 1
iiortn . t the '".ruer -f f vi
and Uat u.timat-.dy a ran e:
I ti .11 practic" would prevail.
hb-ral and Chris-I.
A 'i tar: est interest
in the success ot c, 1 m-t'tulion. fo it.dcd on gen
erous a'd pr!i"ii- plan-, then suppressed n : d-T r-f iurse d-c'itie i tin peci.iii-y compliment,
agitation that miL'hr n: ir i;s iu OS. c-t-j .-tti-l ret i'd i with lis thank-; but promised in continue at
11-su. .e- ... .... ! his p and " e tl e thing o it" with
I.I- l.i l. ..ir. I l-lv-.', Ol .'Ig IIOW J r.'i'le; T :
pr-, t of the College, who lias ahwlr .leei-h-d i . " ' " TTT t ,
hat of mv fo.a should 1 tr.ied. the! Tl!S olo'.el JolmSoTO, broth
same ba-.-d oa hi- alh'g'-'l e-ot.seientioiis Hdhi-
er.ee f ti. s prit.cipl'-, or Ins cree.J, I !iav.
it O'jnt ttl- aDoVe !U'-inoi-,.tl w:i. Oe s-.ippr"-s. J, .,r ! ra it he n-.i ht -.-cur., lew ti-t t .,.,.,. ..MM;...
!"r.1C:",rir5 Roail from Arizona to th Gulf f r!if.nai.
1
.'1 pets-oV-al e,i
-w t'.outtt'ts. - re as aa t-oTeiiiig w.og" leiTva.-cj tiie af-ou.s
n-r- i er-iu-Iaw .f Mr. .dim-tcr -Icl.at e, who wbs St.nt
no by th- War Department to Mexico, ia the hope
ml ' r.i-i--. i . St.- ;i s.
ll " i.c,.;.. ti,... fir. 1 !., v pr,,
the satce I !iorth--e t c'. , or
i, ear the Pa'.'.-r Pa . r. tt -.
ti-iies so ;'h of the L-xingto'i .. 1
ir.ters-eii..2 ,ii r- ' i.'-o t
riiies J west tf L-xi:.g".n : thi-r-'-e s-.e.
& Flint River Road, to the :
T ' : t!i-wt nt till they -t ikth.- P
reh s-'ta' R.a I, ll:- v.
road to Va --.r. . .j. .-,r
t I:
:.tv 1'
pereh.aa -e, referred to vo ir B..-
Hoping atid jrifi that tht
be retvrr 1 to yo t, I pas- over
si h rations. nrid fresent vou a t
. j through Sot-ora and Chi! uahua, wh
s--'ve as ati .-nteting w.dg" toward the ac
It'u, of the (Vistltm-on, dclare-
tioTl (if t'lO
out bavin,
patches wl
puUlsIed i;;iel
country, aad te;
log of anv imm
din:
I'e'Soiitl eon-;d"rathe- should be forgotten
where 11 public .iU.'s;i 'i! of tliis li, tTt.itu h' is in-v.b.-d.
Artici
follows;
"See. -.. Ti.e Lgt'aMre shall paa no law to
previ nt ar.y person frorn worshlpphig Ahnigiity
i.mI, aceor-img to ttie uietitesoi Ms ownco.j-i
sch-.iee; or to compel auyj.erson to atf-ti I, j Htti I Nsr.TT:.sr. Ac
or 'to' pay tithes, taxes ..'r 'uh.-rates f.r"tb.; tor- r'?iv'i'1 frM .vi: I"e; J-'tit Gefi
support of atv minister of th" g.-p. 1. or t.-aeh-r 1 anythi'ig but s--t..'ly s -ate i in powr. .
cf roiigioii." ; political clubs pre frm.-! against him.
' ee. J". -o money -tiau be aj.propt.ate.i or! bl.teks seem
drawn f.otti tne treasury, fer tne tionetit i f any t
r..-ligius eet or so-;efy, tiieological or r-.-I.
seminary, nor shall property belonging to th-! l ,v 'Z':'Z -af1. howeer. to pnstrvo
Ma'e be anpropria'e 1 f,.r any sueh purpo-.-s."
"S--C. 41. the Legislature shall tiot doiiinis', :
or enlarge the civil or political rizhts. privileges j 3?" The Washington llej.Mic say that il is
or capacities of ativ per-or. on accut t of Lis j reroi ted to bo . settled abb that V
Mj'.fia'; An vn:. 1
la8!, a 1: an and ! is wif ' .1
hoald i Hu i-oa from this I-,
ft..:le 1 -. toe-t ! la t -.1 y.
Provinces, ret iirn.j i vesterdav with-1 ," "
,. . , in oroacb.-d. the gu . r '.-.
aecomphsaed at.yti.lnz. Ti e di-! . .. tr.,cs, at. I hi-- the .;s
i he brought cotifirmcd the already p-r, which was ;:..; Ic-i.
ellig-.r ee of the ctidit'oa of the i pnef-h.;-l Tie-ver, i . v.r i1'
tvpiesented Mr. McLaaea -pair-1 !c.H :; ' Vl '. u-- Ir .rA,
Ecte imnrf.xtei..-:.t. s... so.-.g v.o .c.
; p.t-?ed ov.-r ti;; !- of the i::
Ue ar!v eVei ii g tii" i:"
ir.v.,:.. J-.t- ( tia::l l:,.,ri :....;,...j, :,;.-! ,-,.:,v.
d is ; woman to IF. i-"i: f ir m.-'i'. :e
era! j ?r-t agony at 7 iY!."k th
The 'lt " r"( 'Jo'tthe h.f.t.;ori
B.o;oi. eu. ersa.iy oppose 10 :.:13,
round of his beu.g a nulatti. He .e'as
Ti.-i-d
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oa ti,
to be stiugg'big hard, however, t
prevent ar-v outhre.k.
falling hha
the track '
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at tho la-t
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denly and completely stopped, because of the
ulsgracei.w lauure ci a democrat.c (.ongress to orini-n or belief coneerr.la-m-fters of r,
provide a su'licientsum of money fjr the current The-e claims of the coaiiiuti-.n. vo i will 1
expenses of the post-office denvtmer.t. There perceive, are imperative t and a denial of the!
may be some other incidental cauea a? work to i '""'l'1'1 the sta lent j, plainly a viol it ion ot ;
thus suddenly cut them off fmm the eniorffieat t4Lt iftr',m"'V What "n.-tlurion will r.ot j
-, e '" : dtrectlv ahow it cannot be tortured to permit by
Cf md facilities, wmch have not cm? to bi:rsC:(!;. What t!w Leg:sletur? caaa t e. act t
our knowledge, .'ertaiu it is, ho ever, that the y an eitiiieit law, it taarot reach by and thro" ;
rcsals as it now star. Is before us, aad as It is ! the creation ot a corpors'ion or co!i-;i, a-d can-:
Lkely to continue for some time, is nron-rlv ! DOt 'U'"r tbo ai-TTtis and privil
G-rdon B.;nnvtt is to have the French .Mission
previous to the expiration of .Mr. Bithar.aa's
term. He wiil be expected to ii.trigu for Bu
chatiai's re-nomination, a-id, saocceding in that,
work for his re-L ction. If the latter is accom-P'asl-e
f,e will retiatn at Paris till ls05.
sof
v H....I. .. . . i ruoi;c tMsiitution to tie inor.onot.zeii tv ir.A
e.oie 10 .ue aoministratmn, an 1 ti.e party . m If ;. p,.. , , ' . . , drowr
j p-se creeds upon taeia.it eatinot cstab.
and coheres t-i do the sinee th;tg.
QrsiR. The Baltimore, Ml, piys a ' It remains t.r vo-j to decide, "w ret
young lady who attended the execution of the i three s vt sha'l c invert
Llct Or. Divrtr..s Vs. ilC .!!.:.
! or OT ReCo'.:lv.; 7u K Jiv.is;.
i kr-'iwn that the Ur.. ;; j- -r h i .
Lav- be-.-a in tV i a ,; i.i i:i:ig
' rirs t' .-;r liq-.ors r. c ' ht of fro
, months, tskirg thoi- ; ot-.--, I -t
i C'-'Ttgtges Upon t' e;r pr.e -rty h
I of their rr.-aey. Where v.. r'g.
credit :j given f t t: y-u-. ii
saita have ej:r.;;.eT'e 1 -r th T
! ir.g pajtti-i t u.i..r t! rb-..-.:J
i legil jpr.i'i-T.tl having i
1 the large 'TOW 1 of r i. U.se'h-r s
rr.a-1 foattd I that the law d-cla-. d :! at it .-, r
Micri'Gas M!i rR.-..w-Kt.. Tie Clevfeland
oroncr advertises the bodr f
ia the river at that city, supposed to be ; good morals to pay f-.p hud 1 ,
.'s ; Iliratn O-V.-n, of Lowell, Keat coasty, Mich- wher l"e vni-.'.o rot o-.
i " j der the Excise liw ; ; r-.-f
i pay .V. '. L. I'-.::.
he .Uur-MUrd CJ. D.TtX'iriHE: T"r orrrsiTi A r.f.or. I
actmentto insure State aid to the atrouttt of; four muraers, in that city, on the Sth ult., ccie i t'-1" tJ taetruses, m so unwamntabe? a maimr. iwr-tch.-d-Ior.king man w, found iast evening. A SinassE Cocr:r. The ir of;-- n :.t
10., COO more. Ground for the Museum will i home in the eveuinz actir." -tranlv savin- sh , 7,!ie I''"4: I-?1-;ii:'Jre' 'u which was many liber- f an i brought into the -tatioa bouse, ia a sUte of tain the most ludicro-:-- i h -i cf tl..r .., c J
be broken this Summer. was tb hung on Fri-iav Vd wVli rartak-of t-??; V3 ;-?P-o?' i helpless dmnkenness. ne was placed ia orecfitiou. There is a man in an alum i.- c: t!
, . 1. l"J;;' "a woul1 Fsrt&8 vt ?-..'-) for this cotlege, which w0-:ld not have ! the ceils, aad laid out tpon the a.-phaltuia floor, 1 neighbo-in- States ho b-c.tr.e i-rV. hi ro, .
. v.e.. s Snajv.. sain., ei- ot-eu eio.ie, uaa i ,cv eea i.-.i7'i'i iaa; ti'e cat- ir.d at t.t-nast s.ven ocvt Ut t-ver r-r- trier. c rf a S-a u-p m b'n-. lie ,u'.'.:
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PLrcKT. The Cleveland Herald ava that De.
I; Webster, the Yankee school ma'ara who has
lcen driven out of Kentucky two or three times,
put ia prison once and robbed of her property
there, because suspected of abolition sentiments,
has lately arrived ia Madison, Indiana, with thir-
,..:it i ir i .
j uuuunb-ou aiassacausst, ana intends to start ures toward the f -tablishment of a Baptist The-
xrv. v , ou ner aarrn m xwoa, Kentucky, j ological Semina-y for the North-W,
...uuwmoeaiioweato remain wmsint subject has beet nadap cottemplat
ie enr eewn. I
nasi seven oc ,vt ;a;t i-wnrit n.a':
pressing much gratification at tha thought of dv- t"xl ln or ?ouh be coavrt..-d into ar. ta-; was atfiekei bv aa epileptic ft, and but fjr tie i the r-a.-oa f bis inctrceratior
iag, as it would save ber fr.sm haa- and on ?:ruP,C2t forih-' r?a;ation or ftira:iceme:;t of( protar. kindae-s of ths officer ia atter.dar.ee. the ' am hero becatti-rf a mere r..-r
WedaesdaT she died " : ?ecIir'.An toan or cre-ds. poor fellow might have died in agouv. Upon ' I was ngag,-d during tho wir.tr
" ! An institution of tht ktn-l, which ir.j-;t exV. 1 inquiry, we learn that the man's came is Lou". ' quitOTs' wings, which I exj .?
K.wrAmtn by the rill and be s-u-staine-i by the ..-.? of the i Marat", and that L? is lineal descen-lant of Joa-' futsmer. I fad t. n th--:-a-. 1
Uaphst CojrrvTio. A convention is row ! w,r;, bo.-!. I r..iT,ebs.! --c ?,-u f t-: t x- .. . - - : r' v..v .
j ia session in Chi ago, met to take some mea-s- i rights of all. ' " ; Nuaol-oa EtonaraW. He arrive'i in th i cour.tr forVottn to make 'th- ra iu r-ui; -
x-very citizen cas r.gnt maar.teea to L'tn rjy , :n lr4 , havitg considerable means and letters ! lefi-han-i wings, t-..l c.nsequa
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TVa lu- s-onsi:tut on, upon wDier, you tare eo rtgtit ; o! credit t the lomier he squandered, and the I of them and was cotapt-ieu to fup'-ru t. ;-r-s-: . .j :-,-.?. r : : ti
.-v , . jtit-. iaai r.eu- aicuuru laner ue lost, ana lor tr.e ia-:t two years ne Las lie ;eats tat- a.ory v...i w gra.j-.y e.r..-.-r.- .-oni xf; . : --'.a- iry .
.on tor rme 0f our fathr, and we ask no more ; but upon been a common street bummer. Francitco r.es which testifies to the sincerity of Lis on j 0 t;..? vault to see th'.
J this w meg; insist. Atti I car.r.ot persaaie my- Alt, jLjril 6. I belief in th. explanation. Lotion Journal. jlaui as Leart-rtuJltg.
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