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Fallacies and Frauds of Briil-h Free
Trnde.
XIII
We know of (rw thingi Mri ?ori .. ei
admiration than the < lesybess of assurance
displayed by the journals which vJ virale
the inaiiitCi.arv r- of the British control orer
the manufactures and trade es* the WWfJd.
Krom week to weck, ar.rl from rn ?nth to
month, the SSSM (raauhdOM slsJernenli sre
furnished, with a view I ? flaniojve their
credulous readers tr?te a belief that the
commercial alTairs Of* the nation a.e to a
healthy rendition; and when the reverse is
proved to be the fact, one f xcu.-.e fotsOWl
another. each in I.WSIOTI CO u . ting
its predecessor. Arnonj: those SO employe I,
The Journal of Commerce o-cupies the first
rank, and is fairly entitled to elaia to
occupy tiiat position. as was, we think,
fullv proved by our ar'.i l' ofyesterday. It
was there shown that its friends had hs> n
in/oniicd that it was very desirable that the
pressure should continue lOag Onotsgh to
prevent the eecorrt nee of " a Mow u(>
some two or thr< > ?..,,r- nonet "?a com
fortable announcement, truly, for those tint
had ba-cd their ealculatiui.s for the trade uf
the present year apon the statement- mode
in that jssfssj but a few luonthi since. Sow,
however, it P4MM ail that then- can exist no
neceasity for such I er n'itiu.TUoii of pftOO
ure. "There has her n,'' wc arc aisurirl.
" no aueh ei'-tss of imports over exports ai
some have pretends1??!." and to prove that
such is the fact, it furnishes, as usual, a
large quantity ><f figures, in which the
whole tear 1846?s* U CT hbtd foi the DSU of
the tarifl", which WCOt into operation, nem
inallv, a'ootit the ukase of I-l->, and an esti
aiate of its own. that ma\, perhaps, not
vary from the truth Storethas ten or fifteen
million* of ofaU&rs, is furnished for the bvsl
thirt'en months ; and thus i- it proved that
the five yean and ow nonth of a tarifl
that has been in operation hut little ovei
four years and Irhaif, have given an excoat
of imports over exports of but two naillio It
of dollars, as i- shoo, ii m the following 0Xa
tra. t
If th? shove oassalaUou Is com L it follows that
fluni c UsS fit? viars Star* that tarul of |s|?i went
Mueueratioa, this ex|.ort? from tue United st ?t<-.
havi utv nearly squslesl the imports. Thus
IkursaeVeji Frcees *f Kxptrtt flitttsof Imp'it.
Jim* isn .lud?* ot
1st?.- S'./,.7fi7
? istn. ? i.m.
1840- lOJOCIJM
1} nu.iilti- ? ml.hi. .1 .It It,
Hi l (? -: i . !}.?,<. MS
T<.tsl.SfMiejTS s.t'.fs. *jh
Tclsl fiKM of mi, < its over etports, under . - ?
Untl i I ISS.*t,*M,t9l
This, thi n, I-li e SMSMSear MUS about which the
Prot? < tiiuiists hm ? ?bi?g sin Ii ii ruse, a- if the
whole eountr) w.?s going tobeiuimd by it T.vn
whole atiliioni of doll art ' Only Ih nk of it !
Truly, the Protectioaists are unfortunate rery
The.i en). uIh'.oii-, < <,ij-> 1 iv w,th their laounostica
lions provi addle. Taking the whole period from
iwti iaelusii s, to the present time, our exports ex?
ceed our iin|?jits mote than SIO.000,000 soth.it.
asserting t<> then theorj of the balance of trade,
all u right en Una head, notwithstanding the tariff
?.f IMP.
A Pass ft ting, for l moment, this itatemcnt
to he coiteci. and that the exports have
pan! the amount aworn to at the Custom
House as the true value ol* the goo Is i ii
ported, u ot comes a n .ions question t<> de
t? inline what ha- boon dooC with the
fjrOights gad the pro 'OOds ol ?M hon is and
stock sold in Km ?pe in this period. The
' profits and freights of too last twenty-fife
month- :;re said much to exceed tlie ap?
parent unfavorable balance of thai period
amounting to ? lev< OsVttitons, ami it would
be safe, we th.uk, to pot tin freights alone
st far more than that sum. Talting, h iw?
evti. hi that ton millions per annum, we
have the larj>e sum of fifty millions unac?
counted for To thai mm t now ho added
sutv. and nn re prii?aldv ? 'iTtit\. millions
of eottificatet of debt,
The two inahr.iK at least.1110,0 0,1 0
Agninsi this we have,accordii lo i
/Warwe 'j tObfsjs,only. %yo\ ihi
IstOOWa] it.taiiv anaeeounted :or.$107,**),;, ay
Will /V.i J, urn,:, explain what WC have
received for this' Will a mform uo how
much mav !>?? sceounted foi >>\ the fraudu?
letit bxooicoi of its free trade fund.-'
W ill it ioiocm us bow moch has gone fa
the p.nnient of interest (1( ..n the foreign
debt, incurred under the Com;iiomise, and
under the tan.! of 1846, tf ml n trtsl
K soitrmatu ii'lu sut>f>r< ?>o, for the pur
aaanj , i fhiooivMsg its readers 1 Perhs -
it mat he wiling to favoi u- tx'ith its
opinum as to tin- follow lag mode of sc
?fsssaatafll fei the .li'proprtalioti of this \.i-t
sum. sud to expUiu how u accords with
ihe firmes it is so a??. iistomed t.. afl'ord
?hi M a. i -
Pise )eai?' u i. reat upon i>?o hundred
?unsaas ol t ompromiw debt .SrV'.tssi >\io
Tw., , . . ,.ip l-mr?
of I NO. r.SiM.ntv
Fraudulent raSaatssw. SS,7SS,50I
Tvtal.OltCWShJCO
That the tit bt contiactod in the last three
years exceeds even eiirhtv millions we
entcitam ?0 dou'd. and if so, it would ren?
der necessary an addition of twenty mil
Itons to the fraudulent valuations under our
beautiful ad valorem lysleaa. which drives
the hencM t'.t iei to nmke bis I haltioa
between aVoov.h.- business or auiting
with his reii-hbor ia a SJstOOl of porj.irv.
lor the purpose of defrauding the revenue.
I'hio.? The State I'einpei.i ,?-e I olive -
t;t ii was held at t'ohitnl'u-. Sept .? Dl J \\ m-.
w,i,iii p rt si, i eg itcsolutn-iis were adansed
urging lite BUppOf! of Tetit.'eraticc nu n to office,
i ut declaring it BsSXpadjenl to aoasinaSS a State
I cltct tcr the tcrthcoming Eiccti.ui. A State
C\?nvei.ttoi. et the friends of Teittp.'iancc was
vsited to meet st Columbus, Jan. 13 Messis.
l aumev M Olds, ?. 1 WietSO am! K M Qief
oiv. wen appointed a C, amuttee :n |-ursuanct
? '?? * a0a| mm hrt
.-*l'-rl' f Tftft ?t be leesanaw ial?d Is tae mends vf IW
i ****? - ******< ?aJ ?*??? ? tVmm.ltee ..f three be ?1
rH-salest U et? ta.s ttesH-lal.tat , ?triril mt. , ff?, **
? ? tit ii. .? Scm iKKt i- has bet'i, iVrtetl
M..M.r .. C ..r!*s;oi). receiving 1.33g votes to
I ?? J :, 1 'I I. Hutvloi.-v!.. r'?.j.
K\PTI>ION Of WlUREMS from ACSTMA.
We kam kf the America that Epwibd Wir
llll, the chid nl.tor of The Journal d>s f>?
trrer,(hi- h*n Lloyds, has be* n iai.?hed from
.?? ? ??r-f. n? son:* ?ny. by tV ? -x.t- ?s ? .ruction *>f
?i.e fcaamf Cb pen r. The caase is said to have
toen an article of unu-ual beiaaVM ami vizor
B| on Italy, condemning the policy of the Gov
l -i m 9t in thai unhappy cutin'ry. The order for
BM exi-uUxn alleged that M WUi :.ot an Au?
tlina ?itizf-n. : t.i. Lad accordingly no rieht to rr
:i r-in. H urea I "owe-: on'r a fortnight to ar
\ iat:ge : > aiiairs previous to leaving. It ? sup
M :. BOW! re;, that the Ministry desired to he
; rid of the ablest of their Pfpaaoatl .-.r. \ critics.
\ rtt bi had in i grt al m? asnuu tOMOBiunui hi as.
aa)li v?Mh what is railed the 0!! Conservative
Party, and as auch was only l*>ss disliked By trie
rn-rr.t rulers (nan a Radical or Republican.
'Ihe financial measure* of the Government, ia
i articular, he ha<! commented upon wit!: con
liaV nj |a -e entv.
Mr Warrens 1? a Swede by iv.r'h. ' it baa re
aided faraaaua ban years m taa United States,
where he wits naturalize.'. Heepaajta English
W?htiiici.cy He practiced law. H we mistake
not. m Indiana, where he rendered stir h M mces
to the grcjt " Democratic " party that Pre-idei,'
Polk app'untr d him Consul at Trieste. Ue did
not waste his time there, hut became a partner
in tbe (Xnapeny of the Auetnan tiltlfrl, a large
sHainUiating. hotel-keei ing. new -p ifHff-pfint
mz, stock-,(ibiiing and money-shaving concern fit
Trirste and \derma This Com pany owns and
publishes a ('.aily paper at the latter city, of
which Mr W arrens l.ecaine the head editor, ami
in which he, of course, justified (he action of the
Government throughout the memorable years of
lr.ah-49 and '30. The outrages at home, as well
as in Italy and Hungary, wen not loo much
for this Polk " Democrat " to swallow and ap
I rove ; am! we have heretofore had occasion to
eminent upon his conduct in this res;,ect Dar?
in;.' a great part ol this time, though living in
Vienna, he continued t<< hold Ins ohVe of Amer?
ican Consul at Trieste until about a year since,
when he resigned it. Now, however, he has
n ade the Empire too ho: to hold him . it would
have been more cr< dltttbfe to him. as an Ameri?
can citizen, had he been banished earlier
The Mate Industrial Legislature.
This body adjourned its .sessions on Friday
lorenonn, alter a atttiag of Mine days, and up'St
ol the Delegates left Albany the s.vnc day, firs!
Msiiinp ssrn ral of the pabik institutions of that
city, am! pa)ing a visit to Governor limit. Who
in the course ol hi* remarks announced Ihit he
lavored many id the principles enunciated b]
?be Reformer';. As the telegraph made ioom
blunders m ?he names of th.- state Ceatral Com?
mittee, and the candidates fill St ite oil'iccr-. we
publish a correction :
Statr ' nitral ' oni?rnttri?(ll'iTl-i/it'irtfT*,.\',>. IM .Yi.v
taunt., AVic- Perl i it? )
Ncw-Yonx Cm -wa \rbuthnot.< heinnau. No.
M Yesey-tLi John * Smith. Secretary, No hM Hoee
ton-st. , Benjamin Price, Treasurer, no. 19 < lttf-*t.
l,..< aroBT?Janes P Mtirphj
Tnor?John (.'. Woodruff.
aliiainy Co a\":? iiiint Maiming;, CoboM i James
Gray, Albany City.
Poi BBKEXrsiK?Theodore <', Wittenberg.
Id i i k.n (;ilb< ri W Stu.irt.
The uomination ol Ibaai P. Walkbb, ?.8. j
Senator fn m Wlaconsill, as the Workwomen's
candidate (or tin Presidency, was responded to.
-ta rr I ion 11
Far Jwdgt of tkt Court of .4 /'/? m / * ? L. Wann 8 area,
Monroe < o
Stmtc.rt, ot Tis ft Turn l AB s. Wasaacna, Rens- \
s. Ii er Co.
i Barrwffsr- Iii aar B. Brsaron, Bam ta Co
stnii yVeasarr* Joan Wimm, New-Vork City
Arr.r?"/ Braeral \/?>r Tanin, aJhaai City
stuti taBSarrrewdSBTt-eyor? Robebi McFablaxd, i
[EaStor Xm-Yirk Semtmi Amin aa,] KinfsCo.
i an.a i ui>.?.i.iwii-rirr?Csi.Kii l.v,.y. Lewis ( n
/n*T" '"f "J Statt? Prissai. - Bu is Pi r rs, ;Kditor of
Tbl I'mm Ha fun ABsersraw,) IMrtchaaa Co.
On Thuradaj evaniai a Public National Re?
il im no BttBf a bi held at the Citj Hall, Alhanj,
..?er which Willi ab If ambino of Albany Co. j
rireajdcd, wlUl John Wehster of Kings Co., as
Secretary. Bpeecheo werernadebyJ, S, Wash
burn, Theodore (' Wittanberf, IV Ferguson, j
JaaM < IV Muri hy, John A Smith, and George P.
Claike, w.irt..l\ appnMi,,' both Social and Po- i
lineal Refni.lad urging upon the friends of
l.d'or laroafhoul the State to cooperate with the
Central Crfaiiization tl New-York City.
The Committm on Mechanical and AluiohI- j
tuml Schools, ithroiigh J. P. Murphy, Chair- |
man.) made the bUowing report, which was :
athapted by the [ndtaatrial lagiolatnrr on Thurs
day at'ten,. on. and it will be seen the report sug
goata the holding ol a ntaetini of Ihe Mechanics
and Farmen at tin- BMihjComing state Fair ??
Rochecter, to w hom this project will be sub
united.
The Ct uunittt c to whom was referred the resolu?
tion, culling upon the Legislature of this State to
rndow an Agricultural College and Mechanical
School, m port
That they bare (Ivan tne subject that attention '
which tin :r Imuted Um* would allow. Thry find,
Uisiii iinjuirv. that to a f< w mtnds in tins Stale the
lubject is not a new one, it h.i> Is en presented to
an influential oreaniiatton la this state 'the Me?
chanics' Mutual Protection) and in their several lo
ralitics has been ihimaajhlf debated, and but one
opinion seems to hare been formed bv thit in?elli- |
gei.t body \ set:es of articles, from tuna to time,
have appeared in several newspapers ol this Stale,
(a u >-i|.v from the pen of out tuend dan laoa How
ardol l.ock|s?rt. who seems tbus l,,r to have pro
rs'sedthe most needful measures tor >o Jcsirat ? an
ob ? et
The Coiiiiuitit e.under all the rarrajautaacea, would
decline ai tail time to vo into a discussion ?; th* sub?
ject, ilt t ming it ot sunicirnt importance to attrai-t
H i i ICluSITI atttnt.ou of a I OOreaBOn called for
that special purpoeo.
In coi elusion ihev would oiler ihe BMlowtna res
oh.lions
JBMBBNaf, riiat aa tar a* this faaisallM an mf.irme.1
tin on mi in v i] ar, ir of tbe acti.m had be the friends
el tteeearswed Marannsral aad tcneultueal Brb.s.U aud
we taestte i.. '!? n, tsar best ett.^a/nr their tinal sue i..
,??*. 1 hai ,Ui- I'..;,, .-tut,>n re. ? ?ml n.l l? the ?I ? -
i baucaaad ?arn rrs. who mar '?? ?tssrmblad m hVa iu sur
at Ue in>uir? Male Kair. t,. .imsrnirna m dim faeetmr '
.ii,, e?|.ie?? lliiiiw?. a,?l tV?Lm;s ?u ?. i,?.n.itanl a
pi, ,? Ui *
Bewslreat, Ttiat our Baaal llair,?ui n..?ard nf I^s-k
port. to aartBsuarlj ie.,ue?ted ... t* fnasal at that asaer
uu;. aial state t..'.? h.?\ie . s ,i:...u i, , ,,,??,,', ,
uuorsa Uieni ?bat meaaures ban alie^di beea c-m .s te.l
to tav.-t tlu san.t
aBBBfl d. Tliat v?r aiost eai i.rstl. re. umuietid t,- ll.e -,ri. '
i.eesl I. nventa-n .n Bta-bester. that if tbar api.rovauf ttie ,
aeaoota.ibi. will e.t fail t.. t*s.- sack ...u*.-.. sswiU
ia*ar* an ergaanauanj ia carb Cawaty al ihu stat. Ba taa
tunberarce Hit rt i
R'se't'd. That . Sjecalf. ?ntttee, I'tl.tv-i '? a., ntcd
?'.*taiB a risen or place in B.>cht-*ter. name the urn*
aiHl.it Baaasbas,Breeare the assent at v, .vern e Haul to
??ne us I xsitiru: .>/ttiat meeting .1 F Ml Belly
JOHN w RBaT i:k.
IOB. BJ BB< '* N
Meiegate? to the OpiHisiiiou tonv. ution.
A k n? CW.?I l>f. Hiram Bari-er. TTlialOlIu
Alternat,. Wfflutm P. Malbutu. Albany.
?Mhaa^amii! C*.?I. Aadrawj rateo I Boa
BBl hmcm . :..,;h Hcmken
Putnam < ? ? Charles Sackt n
*?*?'? Cl Hen K. laitajhield, a Hunk. r.
?WejmB? -a-ewiston Diet ) Luke P B -
cv>ck
Ob.?i H I Glowackt; 2. Samuel
March, both RuaJu n
6V*(arif.^/r tV?Bam J. ha C, Wright, a
Hunker.
B>M ?a?1. H. K. Smit:.. V.S.Coramisauiii.
for BaJalo.
Htriimtr t\ ? I Humphrey ti K vt . i. Wal- '
*( r Bov ;h
IiaiBBj iiaa C ?1. Chaaacej Looaus; 2. L. C
W,. i;r..rt
FlBBB IN CllU AtiO -?The g ?
by the t.-.r.-e late destn brt trei i bjcaeo,
at out f:
f'ITY IT KM?
AMF'tK A.N BoAJtO or CuMllltallOWBBI ?
p kick Missions.?Th*? Bc-ori held BS anted
Monthly Meeting at the M:s?:or. K Tr> .r. > -a
?V, on Monday.
T?e ' ?oorreTr.??>tc'i<~ df MtOl M ? Ths I ?
?eLo<>I at this place ha? htl thirty bo.irder- and ris
U.,y -cl-oUrs during :h? r?r*vt' * -:,,n- ??'?d aito
retl'.rr the ?tat.i.n fi, . ..riu? :?'.: -: ? ;
WmHk I st.itr,n.?There were rhirtv-n... .? H
in the t* arc:ng srhool at this ?at.oa 1 .?t v. i-. t.?e
number havmg been ?ucittiy reducec. s.n I tat |?
parture of Mt*? Dteattaanm One or more ??: I ?
; .1? i ve ncrntlv /iced the Church
.v< ewe 0 ?There i? a ?oho?1, for boyi a? thi* ???????...
rerntaii.ing eighteen r?. nti tUrei fhrri k tears
The course of study embraces the h:-.:he-: ran
of an En?!i*h edur.ition
{ -.- Undc..-ll\t girl.-'scho. 1 at ?h.? rlir. had
th:rtr hoarder* and nine dar scholars at the akaaj '
the last term. Tatt eviminr.tion? p'cvri ri.te s >.::
factory
Oasd ITofaT ? Thai boar!".. -.'hoel ha? Ifty popf
' ?ix <>f them being day scholar-. The hagmeotaVB)
of th? cla'ses :* inertionel with much Mauan t:?n
0aai KaaaL?The day school at thi- station has had
an averagf atttmlar.ee of states' twenty children
during the year *evcra! families are rcnio-,-;.,? to
the vicinage, purposely to enjoy the benefits rf the
school.
Mtniit P!rn*~;it.?V.T Copt land I* the nr.lv Mis?
sionary beyond the boggy In ?peakmg of the gen?
eral aspect of his field, he -ays that it :?. upon the
whole, encouraring. Where there are''arker *hi btt
tn the picture, the explanation i? commorilv to be
found .n the dcf.cicnry of missionary labor
Auiona Hit Cboctaars,Uta Prudential Committee
t think there i- a wide prospect for additional laborer*.
i They ask. "Who vnti become partaker* of this
missionary 'ov '"
i ktT'dit,* ?There are, the Cumuussioners bs neve,
unequivocal signs thai the CnerOkees ara waking
I considerable progress In knowrle g.e an I :he arts of
life They hare an szcellenl government, sad the
affair* of ihe nation an managed with dignity and
euiightcned decorum.
/u/vi-'ir?I he i<o.irding school at Pwisht had ibool
twenty pupils at the close of the la*t term, sit hat?
ing left in Apr:J to enter the national feaswC atrai*
narv. a school bad Uen sustaaaad at Patrick!
during the tear, at usual arid'a portion of this
time one lik' wist at Lee's ( reck
The Prudential Committee mnke an earnest ap
j>eal for additional ?ansoiiaty lahof in thai noparP
ment also. A verv eloquent'encyclical letter from
the local mi.-smn accompanies the appeal of the
Committee.
T>it Paaofes roar bands of Um Dakotas have
recently agreed to cndgatti to land- Ka*t of leihe
Irati r-t.; ursuant to late trrat:< - with the General
Government, which vs ill have the effect of dividing
the mission in this quarter. One band only remains
Meanwhile the moral condition of trie tribe is de?
scribe.: ai flattt ring.
Thr o itiitsi ? Thou 'h ism question af laatorina
the Ojibw .is beyond Um M iesiarippi has been agitated
for more than a >t ar. the L.i PotntC Indians are still
at their home open the south shore of Lake Burs
nor and missionary operation* have i.? en continued
at I.? Pointe and lad River as heretofore. Receni
communications afford encouraging accounts cf their
proirrcss.
The labors at Uns ?tanon bass bsun the asms as
I on former years. There have generally :>eea i?h
Ojibwa services on the Oabbath and two - rvicea
have been maintained in the English languaa*
Meetings havi been held ahm during the week The
contemplated removal of Ihe tribe, has created con
sideridde uneasnie-s and rcprct.
Umi i;.i (r.~ 'l in mission at tins place has improved
1 wonderlullt Mr Wheeler,who is at Ihe head of
BfMirs,rrsraSS enthusiastically ot the success of th<
cause lie says " I have not seen a drunken In?
dian this Bummer, not have i hoard that any liquor
has been brought here, The tribe ha? had no re?
ligious dances, and scarcely hue 1 beard a medicine
(iriim UaCe we returned "
.V. ii ? Vcnl Indian*.?-This mission consists of tat
slslsStts four aasoag lbs Oeaecaa, and one among
the Tusearorai Owing to causes which hare been
in opt rat.on lor sometime past, tat missionaries re
lairt hut sligbl rueeesi ia cert on dspaitassnts of
then work Neverthelees,the I oaunrttee entertain
Strong hopes ?hat a hrichtcr day will dawn, as these
eaasei arc met and ultimately removed. The schools
hate bt en more prOSpSTUQI 'his tear than ii-u il. A
small hoarding *> boot, commeaced at the a legb it
reasrraUaa, is continued under fair auspices, and
will SUUfaUesi succeed. Another school, under a
Miss Taylor. i* m a condition.d forwardness, though
no; so ;'dt mm ed as U misilit be.
A M gOlCAH BlOU SOCIITT.?Tiie rxuMith*
ly nieetitnr of the Hoard of Manager- w.o. m id on
Thntaday afternoon. Or. Taoasai t o. a ( resided,
?eeaeaad by Horn. I atssse OsvaSssh. The Sctnptures
were read bj Ret Mr Dewttt,
locht new aoziliaries were recognised, vis la II
imois, Indians,Ohio,Missouiii Georgia and Texas,
SM each, and two in ItrlHUSMM
A coiiiiiiuuic.it i>>ii was read from Rev. E. <'? Nil b-d
son, Mis.sionar t at Saata l '< , in regard to the moral
condition Ol K( a-Mi I co. sad the need of the Holy
Scriptures there
One hom the Corresponding Secretary of the Sc
eSstyfor Mebawatnsg the condition of the Jev\s, in
tega'rti to the difficulty of circulating the Scriptures
among that interesting people, and asking a cram of
one basKtred Hebrew Bmst -
a letter was also read from the manager^ of the
New-Vork Pible So ietv, in commending the appoint
Sssnl of as \ei st for the American itmie society to
lat'or especi til> in thai t ity.
An utteresttng letter was re id froin Ri r. R.J,
BaWClUMW?tge, I) D., supt-riiiteudetit of Piibln In
-trui lion in Keatacky, m regard to U\>- intr" luctlon
Of the Scriptures, a< a srhiK>l book, into the common
schools oi thai >t..ti. Appropriate action w*- t.tken
on the SUhjl ct
A Utter was read from Rev J Y Wirk Sf ? ' '<
Oerutitii Rvaagslkcal Lutheran ? hur.-h m Detroit,
acknowledging the receipt of a Bible for thi blm.1
from it.,s Mocietv.
A gratifying oouuamieasiaa was rued dao from
BtsOop Doom of Shanghai, stating lb it the prepara?
tion dt uic old Ttislsmtinl rn thi < bint ee : mguage
is progri -?mg sathsfat'lotily
Nmm ion-ura. t-of book- were made tn o r.ot;,
and other languages . as. Pobles an 1 Testaments lor
Oregon, Iwedisb asidEngliab rest amen ts, Danish
and Knglish Testaaseata, and Dsattaband >ae?li-ri
Hudes, the sets ol the SuusllOS In hnawack nl?o
bihies m Points. Kaltan, i reneb, snd Irish v anous
grants were made to BocWttl ? for the West. r:. -la'.t ?.
withsoToral Bibles, or pertsoas of the Di<< for the
blind.
HoMin OcctTSKOKcs?rmaTBio Ps -
-on- Pl'IsoMkl' it AR-tMC OS Simui AKTSISOOS
-Di*Th ui Tanna ei tun tsi> iuius- so? ix
i E? Tin ro Rtc.o ta ? It is our melancholy duty to
record cue ol the most unfortunate and fatal results
of poison bj aiseiiu that e.tr 1.1- ??? t ..red in this
SSUBtrp. stappaars that for a long tune past Mr
John C.ur and hi< wife have kept a boarding bouse
at RO. 130 Priree st. On Sunday, after the dinner
w,;? finished, the inmates af the house, [insisting u:
Mr and Mr- Carr, four gentiemeii.two 11 lies, three
eh,hirer, and the sertant in the family,commenced
roarithajinnviolent asaaasr,wfssa Drs. Stout a".l
latin- were Sailed in and pronounced '.':e whole
household to be pOfMSMO. The mdieal gentleiuea
immediate!) ddmini.-tered such assdirint s tn rhe.i
patients as was calculated ta relieve them, b it Bot
with-tanding all their efforts one of the untorton .te
children died st 5 P. M. The Physiciax- r. num. 1
with the poisonei people during the whole oi Sun"
day night, and nothing was ait undo:., by them to
secure the OtSUfuil and res'orc fie patient* to health,
but n the case of Mrs. C.?rr and one of the boarders'
children. Ihetr t Sorts tsere unavailing, as they iwd
Monday BMSaOng ia great tgSSJ
Mr t art an?! ?etera! of khiboarders art -? . ery
-.ck. baf ar. aot onnsislered ia larmodisti dangt r, al
thoi.jjl. Iks v are in ratgstslpoanaOna, providing the
gajaaa SBaaaVt h? removed from tin ir atoaiachs. Tlie
IhSlSSStJaS hunsntsMs occurrence, as mar as could
bt MOSStSSSad, VSSS foOoai It appear* that,about
two wits.- riW Mr t arr re ,ut sted one of his gen'
tien.en boarder-, who works is a uianufa-tory of
some des? npf.cn down town, to ormg htm some
SsSSUlBj for the puipoas of poisoning ratt. The dan
geroc- drug was Becotdhsgfy pTOClansd, taaen to tae
tatarding lw?use. ami laid away for Mr c , anus, onoa
b?>king where il ha.1 beeu dep.^site\l for h:m, it wa?
noi to SS found. A general -e ui tx was in-:.tuted,
t utit i.*d mpslarisUBryeliaappeared, andra.e ?j^t *?
where until vt-terday. when it was stcied it was
nd on the ta^.e m the nilmary itlpsilnant, r.car
where stood a Urge bowl of rbur. This BOUl .Mr?
t .the decc.isecj. niancaetured into a pudding r
her family and boarders, and. as Is ?taied and be?
lieved, -he nustexik the ur.-enic for flour or silt, a3 :
noted it m.i th. j. iddh c. of which sB m lb* hat se
paMot.it with the fatal effects a? ar>.??> ?ta:e?i.
YNAcot.ie :m (tREiTNr--T.?Thi- odsfieo
is i earlv nntsheC. and wi? be eoasecrued in
enjfss c- the m. n?h. Dr. Itapssaa] nfj te m
SUB Ml l
I Fvfm??i. Sea 'tu??TW t'omnittee ot"
tbe Board of Kd-ratirn. hBVfctg the idkjUSl ui
charge, bar? given not:ce that sTvtaJag Schools for
?. . ? ? ? pr- t ? ..r !.?:?. . ?ose a*e?
or ?rt> atior- pter?rt their attend t. - Iksrdtty KBaMBSj
w... te spanodea Monday ?tsn.i.i. *he 13th ixt>t.
ut attrn,.; fourteen ?eck?, .a the room* of the
nialecf r art ? rttrof the fo.Urv.ng Schc.olhcuses
It rr!- AA aH S -f?ool-rton?e No Ii) James-st .
bt tareen I a .:? at. ..:.d i!a haws
I rra it'ioV? Publh Schooe-htvase No. 10, No. its
Daaae at. i ? r ( kari h->t.
YU'k WmM Ward BohaeirhB im NY. 16 Monroe
it . Lear atg men it
r//fr'. jtasw?WardTTrtrial hsjaaa No S3.t : trk-st.
bet wee* Spring acd Broo.ne?'?
tXtt ITesd? Put lie School-houag No 3, corner of
;. aad ?rova- It
An R ur'? Ward .???> I-Issum N?>. I IsaaaWtMl .
r ? ? P? ? it.cy ??
A7f< it - ? W ir' -?? hi ? ?: e :> . 5 dtautea-st..
j cor: (r ol St< nd ;t.
Xllth K ,.t I- Ward BeasMsl house No. ah, E.ghu
aiith rtu aaai F. at h-si
HI XlTtk tt'erd?WardBehest-banesHe it,Oraagw
st.. near Urand
A" It* Hun.-Ward Bcheoa j saSI Re M, Th:r
:??iitf-?- ,ae<af Ststh-el
XVM Wtri -Pubac irhool lamas Tffi It, Itwi
l tee;ita-st . r.< ar K:chth-av
XTJJIti Hard?Ward baaaaaVasPaai No. :j. Twet.
I tirth -' . ii ii Sao ad-as*.
XfXti serf?Ward School-house No. 13. Fortieth
it.. near E;ir:.th-av.
??
The CoaTTBrrioii or Ism Socurus.?
Fcr many yrrrs past the fizht-- which have occurred
amonc th? Irhdi laborers La thecUfsaratM^puhlteisoskj
:a this country hare been a BSBSS of regret to all
good men, and a ?ourer of se;tndal to all Irishmen
These isuailOSt !re<;uent!> ended in murder, and all
tbeee fight- arose from no cause, that any one, ould
; til nve. hut th..t one per*on was born in the South
ar.d ar.orhtr ta the North, a third in Um Wi -t tad a
fourth in tl.i Bast. To put an end to theot insane
<;u.irTrls the Irish > ... ties of New-Tosh ROTS long
teen anxious. After muc.i deliberation, thev came
to the resolution of electing DetagBhM from each So
i t ?>?, to form ? Convention to deliberate on the best
nsedeofcarrj ta g t heir object bstoeBbd They hare is
?ind an llhflQSS *o the In?:t engaged on puMts arerks
I arhleh has appeared in some of the Iriefe papers of
fh< I'nioi, In tk-address the. -how to tin :r coon
try men the lollv of the UMUSSthay are pursuing, and
call for aid from all good ,? :.,?? n -. sBatraetaa on
{ works, and drrg'. men. Ui put down tho-e fact.ou
IghtS, Thev .i.tend *o tonn StSTirhSI a! their society
j in diffi rent pnrts of the country. This body has been
lor ssaae time s?eatry working its way. The weekly
n et ting of ?be Socie'y w a? held on Fndny ertB r.g,
tin 9th BepteahSI SSl il Montgomery Hail. PrSses*
st . Mr Patrick Pee in the chair .Mr. John M'Grath.
Um Secretary, reed the minute- of Um last meeting,
1 which wert approved of. He also read t letter from
i Tall River, from b gStttlsman named MeManus, who
-pi ke in the most hopeful terms of the success of
, the BoeMty, He ?aid in his letter that all well-tbink
Dg men w ere tsCkof those rights, ar.d as the initia
tltrs w.,s taktn .n New-Vork, he hoped the coun?
try pari- would follow the example. He asked
for more copies of the address, sad Instructions as to
boa the country societies ought to proceed a rasa
tUtJoB Was put mid drried.th.it Copies of the id
.ire--. - In s- ui b> '!.< Secretary, md he w ?> also re
t]nested to put hunst If into communication w ith the
cm tractors (if the public work-, m far as hi ould as
c? rt.iiii their loime .md rtsaiei, e- Tie- v..t- e tr
i i ? A motion urns also eairted, that a deputation
from the i uuvsation watt on such ol the newspaper
preprirtor-;n the t itv astheysttghl select, andre
: questtbem toesll ths attention of the public toth<
! workings ad obJe< ts of ths So. iety, and a-k th< mto
Btal e ruck sek i t:#M ? rrorn the address s? thej might
think fit topuolt-h. A letter a si als., rea I from the t itv
ot Buffalo, ttaSbtg that the II. mani Btholw Bishop of
tbateit] inhissarntoaat tbedadleation of sch?ren in
nut! city, hau alluded to tin -<? ta tuui sg hee, whi'-it he
denounced ai inhtunaa and snehristian. and told
. 'he audience that the [rtstl had altvat- been rem trk
able forlhcr attachment n> religion, bill it would
teem as il tbey now forgot nil its precepts, asreli
gasn taught charity mid good will, and not ail un
charitshTenefs and ntuiuei Ttvt writer stated that
ail tht -i Igbts wt ic caused i a lea liurbuleut spirits
! who desired to lire on the men without working,
and who wi ut from station to Station telling the Par
downs the Northmen) what the Corkontans (the
Southerner-, ?*id of ili? Bt. That at tbt se storiesan
imositie? sprang up which were seldom all tyed till
blood was spilled. That thc?e leaders, or Captains
as they were i ailed, wt is UM l ane and dSttrUStMU
id the woi^ingnit ' , air' OUghl to oe ill um .1 and p'lt
down \ rt solution wss also passed thai tiic
Becretan be requested to put himself m com
? maaicatioa with the Irish Societies ol Brook?
lyn, Willsameoargh, New-Jersey, ? ? Mr. Me
: i.rath saM he weuld ne vert happy to
obey the instructions of the I ummittec The present
in..'.run n' i'.ae h 'i' grt il di I,. I.t.as he h*d foi maiiy
! years past I.rub ivormsj to est? msh a Society
and n HMfement sun ir to the present lie hoped
the pn sent one would not fad as tin ethers bad dnos
I He htm? li 11 font sd tu i? l'.. .. t atinem ? Issaafff,
as dad sum two m re oi the delegates, one I rosa the
? North, the other from ripperary, while bt nasluni
I self a Cork man Hewou lliki is i ? r.-.m now to
j come and endearoi ion a dissent ion.- between his
I Mends end htm, I eeaast Um y I sd come Irom difTer
: ant parts of tht ctmistry- or wen a:.-. .. (i<.- I ruh So
| ciety in New-Vork Vetonceit was notao, and be
iMi. Met. i recoUecied the time. Ail ihis ill feeling
an c|.< ' -tin. ti a is i e.<i 1 cd p. roetrat d hi
Ei.gta..j an thi . irpo i ol d riding u. m, that they
mis.tit retain thou unhallowed ami tyrannical rule
.nihat atututunalseoontry, if Inslimeii a shed to
be respected er proepsroos m this country, they
should eta -e to pursue this UMSnt prSCtSCl SfSghtSsg
I sras ?M other day standiag ia ths street strnh an
Smsrica . when a coti.p-.n. of (?-rtiiau csvalry
paeeed by. They wars a las lonkasg ?et ot men,
and bt remark OS to me lhal thry were the iuo.1 re
snertsbli and useful of our adopted citisens. I said
tin y wt te sarj rasnectaMe, out the gr.-Hi ground
aork of respectability was utility ana i utkedbim
who raised the bUlldUsgl that adorned the t By, who
tnilhod i.'.c piibln works' Why, the Irish aad if
tin > were a-< a.ef.! ot the r money w ten earned as
Use) awe sbkt and willing to saya it, they could be
better dreesed and mounted than any other of the
adoptedritixenj of the L'sited States andhi eon*
ssdssad thru a carpenter or a briekJayei *.u . more
u-eiui itisiiiess than selling rrui He did not want
to make b?j mrsdioBt eomparisons, l:,: sull he
DOOld not, STSB though he might leave bjHMSlf
liabit to the suspii on of partiality .aroid saj ias th it
?he Irish hat! dene more good tor it:.' I ? -iite
than any other people. As well as building our
I cities, tht v foiled the Wi Odl allvi BUptTOTSd ihe lands
i The labors of tht Consestma. hosrerer, would not
j res so with the putting an end to thi faction tight
, whkh wsathsir pran at ohji et, The Hungarians and
n.i aalires ol otast European natioiis hate got allot
j BMntoasTthe pahlhi lands, and I do nex see why an
? sUntaeat shoukf not bo aasagned hs ths Irish. The
tMM WtQof a necessity arrive a hen the public STOrkj
j will not girt employ ii.cut to ball thi autnbei of hand
1 BOW engaged upon thtm What are we to do then
I with ibis amount oi - rpias '*t? r. I >ay get ianuf
I ai.d sstaldish an Irian colony. That we may be
saahledtoik - il neces?ar> 'or the Irishinau to
I refwrm l itn-e f?to cea-i .^mrrei'uis wit't one an
other, and wfi< B he comes to be respected by the
j eoui.try of hi- adoation, the Esecuttrs of ;.it i eaa>
I try w iu lead a favorable eat o out ^ptntatian for s
grant of la.'.d
After some farther ous:ce.-s BUM ting adjourned.
Caan os Csjuiax.?Cntmi op Ovks ajri
Tibvisei?Before JudgeCdrrtondrand Ald-rnun
j thapman and Kelly.?In tht t%9M Of tarn;!, fom-i
! guilty of murdt r at the foot of Daf st . m - hicha
mw 'rial - mo.ed for on trie gnie.nd '.at one of
the OBnotSI OB the trial Stated to the J try that it
was not a eise v h:cl. faun Glider in in^'.a^gLter
Mr. BsUat, BtSgrSCl Attorney, againOUM ted us the
.iffid.ivits of the jurors heitlrf a!?'.:?>.'. hih! cited
the .ail I raj .or against KrcTCtt\ Boa urtPt Prna>
BSSBspotlt,gg, ,.:.d . .. mmmSBM ? ' :ae 0
S. District t ourt :n the District ot Columbia
Judj.e Ecinond- sj^; ;t would be proper, as the
mistake. :f any, did not originate w'.ththc Jury.to
see what ?!?? aifdav.ts are?what oearuig tney will
b-eie .-'or further cn-.der.'i. :. Mr i):u;i*'aen
-u. . .iT'cr theeatckaan >n Saturday mbrutting tae
Ait, ... -. he had seen one of trie Jurors, the one
wt.... . .. ? .paPaffid..u d te-. o:.l.i r? eo.i
SSJSkaj m it?he iia? NSjaaa ^- oei.c-.' Bat sffsasftl
dots i. t n . :j..r, a tr.e statetaeut of what the Jurors
i ti.eir.-e.. t - w... testify to. and corssipn r.rly he h..
i fumrLOEtd-cti:. -o that they themselves may state
i the mafer ta Bat I curt .u> it rSaBy ico'k place.
1 The Ceurl -a:-1 tattkanaty eouid not be taken :n
j the argument. Mr. L. must obtain tht sJBdnritsof
j the oth?-r?.
I The Court asked the District Attorney if he was
red.'.t * my other ? ases Mr. B replied taar he
j Ml pSSpflBBd lo go on wiili liie tr.al of Mulvey,
j i harged w.;h the murder of . man c-orner of Chat
; ham -ral Peurl-st-. Mtssr? Camp and A Phill.ps
said they had tndeavored to find two young men
who were important a w.messes.eu: had not done
- ss The trial was lard over V> W.dr.e*!av.
The aspMBBBl .a the <?*** of i aniai was laid over
tu! T ' ---ay. :h- BtSUk.1 Attsrni ;? m the meantime
t*. gal tr.e BsaUBBTshl of J .iors.
rJIJi :r., psnatWal w iut-e- .n tae c.-e?ihe
:wo ?nr.? ef the it.aj? who ?*a iilled. art> aeav to
Soulk A auric a. Ue puce they and lived at, tuvum
pone there frrm Fran?e. prrnotis to their father and
liiiiMIm? coming to Ne*-\ork.
Fires.?thi Sunday MOiafi akitit
ah inch, a nrr was discovered '11 the sulphur fu-torv
in Trov near West-st St vcr.il fire companies in "tie
... ? tf were pr mptly on the ground. and extm
? : the :'.ti;.i5 :?:orc nialcr:..! d image <*
ranaaX
Monday moni ne. a: j oVlo. \. ? fire broke out in
:l,r .?;.*ro: hou5. No. 9 Panj ?t .?>.? upied by J? .e?
White, a. a ?uvw; Tha ?:rc Depart men:
art n aa the ia t. aad >oon extinguished
ananoi tankagettaanBg Nainsurance.
C< ? r.r ot C aaon Pi : ia ?Jhmmi G A I
a...?t AVertwi?Against . .can .liar;.si ntta
??? ' .It and t alter y. ia r iu.\. ' all '".?tu
iue bun :? tt.^ai.t ;ii?a.e.;.j..ia^. renauedis Bar*
d.. t Cat , laiatiff, aucea'a
BBOOKLYN ITEMS.
??
Walkit ('vrrt?o\kp?On Friday n:_rftt
.? pesaeagei oa the ferrv-ioat Gawauan, a*"*h'' ? at
.. ,i-. :.k the >.:;' oa the New*\ qcb side, deliberate.y
walkest or et board, bat waa kneed \ rescind bv tha
boat hands He had fallet: as ? an in the cabin, h.r
tag rema nad on b.Mr.: m raral Btpa unoBaWtsren, au l
ia his bewilder aaenl imaginid the boat had lone hod
U the Brooklyn wharf, which ha d?acuiaiai to bo
trr? Bi.i;;> < :: re.n l.uu- ihe waur
?e?
A i i Uff ; vn Stn tan.?On Saturday aitfht,
,i waaaaa aaaaed Marpnial siatterv anaaaaaad '???>
drown herself bv aimping ort tlic dock, toot f kUa
t:,-.v gbt aaainsroreied by oeheat WaBBahtll,who
plunged in and resetted her. when she was eeavvyed
to the t tty Hall, where her necessities wore proper
,v Btttnitfdfir Sac stated as her raaooaa forthus
attenptiag to (Jeetrej haraeaf that ker huaboad had
>:< Mrtad, leai uii the care ot a large f.tmiiv of chit,
dren npoa her aad whteh she louiid impossible to
pro\tdt :or
Map DtHta KiLt.ku.?On Sunday .ilVr
niK>n. i dog supposed t > l>e rabtd whs killed in Kol
ton st , und some time last week another of the <pc
:ies received a nka rate n Court-it in tne lattei
instance the .uuitial e uteri .1 a dry Boodl store and
commenced tearing some <ih?'. and bit'tig the wain
tcr. The attend nati sacoeedod m axarang hue oat,
wheel ha entered a shvcinal.t r's slum when-he was
disi .it, he.*
NEW.JEBSEY ITEMS.
Ft- The New-Jereey \ mural Htatorj
Socatty bad an Interesting nmi ag <t Newark oa
Thursday. The Society is loarhdshaf,
IT The Fall Arrangement of the Ratna
po tad Paterson Railroad commenced yesterda)
s
W On Th irsday iiinri.in^ lastthg Bergei
t ounty lirand Jury came into Court and presented
reeera! bnis. aaoaaj other, an laaltrtaaoai agaiaa
Patrick HcMugb, chargt >i \v ith the murder of duneon
11?11!.:e-? Tne prisoner, when arratfaanl, stood
mute, and the plea oi'aot guilty waa entered, aad
the UaU is set down for Uoeidaj next, at 10 o'clock,
A M. I K. V. Wright tad M M knapp. Bs frs ,
are totoisaai for the proaecal or, and a O, Cabrislue,
Bag . tor the defense ib.r readers will lOeoUOCt 'he
account of this murder, glvan at the tune 'i'he
prisoner w* at kato a house, aud thrtatt mug to i anrj
a < bild, lying in ? cradle, oal into ihe .iieei. taa b>
nateaaalasd tor assistance Mr Bhaeaa l>e aaraat,
a neighbor, an old aaan aizt) yeare af age, aad up
war. .. 1 i arms- the OUtCTY, came running up wilh a
pitchfork, w tut h be bad been using m his field. Tue
prisoner bad a tussle with dicaaned. aad, m tJie
melee, secured paaaeeaiea Of the fork, aadiiunar
diateli i lunged it ntto the left side ot the deeeaaed,
u Ml, and ihertlj after euplted, ?To hoar thai
the def< i m ot n.s i dtj will a ?et up l,y the \ rfooaer.
?e?
WW l l.t" eet?natad inanaat ot real and
oi no aJ property, taaablathe present yaarht War
ren County, asdaslgaated bj toamahips, ia $ii,ii.'
MA, and the aggregate tax will be g'j.iKH *?. nag
ownabip ol Independence has the iargeal amount of
r petty, il being |l,eia\SM, and the taa$M9fea.
in ihe town.hip of Oreenwich the aaaouati .ire
a bin .i trifle as tarn ai the tomu r the ivniaining
townships fail considerably short of theea,
?-e?
V~*s' An Assin latimi fur tin" Dilltisioti ul
Psefbl KjMWlcdgo has been formed in Warren
launty, Dr t'. It. Dasjsjett, Pressdeat, and It f
Davis, beeretarj a meeiiiig of Ihe tea a tatloa aas
recent 1\ icld.d t?burv, when thev resolved torn
v u the Stab Buperatteadeat of roaaaoa schools p.
ii Irer na address at aa early dey.
a
F^ \ Meehanies' Library AaaMiatiofi in
(ormii k in Burlington, to be orgaaiaad on Thuredaj
evening oezl alter which JaaMO U Walt, Baq.,
? oi <ii user a lecture >-\\ " l ha tatettaetaal Intprove.
ii . 1.11 ; iia \i?. aad Its Den .and- on > vei v CittaeB "
I? The fo4hMeitr| saineharebeoH fixed
upon to be assessed on toe m reral townahipa of our
aajaaa >. Pounty ol titn ion Beriten, gl.tifsi. II ir>
risou, ffM Hrasokaa, Qi.tHM Jersey City, 11,171
Nt p. Bi r| b, 11,7b* Total,
???
' ? I in taxable property <d Middlesex
.? , ,t ? i want $IBIla\i7ai and the present vear's
lax at $8.000. Tbe largest amount in nay aaa arwa
? tl it of NotUVBrunawlek, whieh is ??.?.%?? *. t-.*
The neat m antoual ts Woeaortdfo
11 I he platea for engratriBg Ihe notes af
' a new I ordentown bank are nhl to be nearly com
; ,t ted. They bear a !ik< neat Oat the late Oan Wall
and JudgO UopkiaOOa. Thea new banking house is
eke progn ss,i,g rapidly.
FW Tin- Middlrsi y Casjatv Hlble Bo
ciety are to hold an Aimr er?ary Nfr-eting in the
Pit si ? ten 10 t buieh at MetUChlB, on the '.Hh BbM .
in wiici. oeeaaaoa Ret Di sears arttlpsaaab ?
0 A i.ru PfMt^Offiee lias In en BBgab"
ted ai Peokal ag, Buoaea CouaBj R v Arm
itri ii.'. Pi exaaflter,
-? a
F*r The taxable pro pert) of Saenes Co.
u rated IhM v. si at b'j jjI b71, benag near a million
v i , r laut v, ,.r The nheei taa is BT.ooo.
?
tS The Annual Fxliiuiiiou uf the Ksm-x
i i I ??.tute will open "ti Mondav, Ulli inst. It
ail] be :he most attractive one ever held
Deleaatea io tha \t hlg Mmr CeaTeattew,
',/,?,,. c? ?i A!i x Habcock. Pittstord , 3,
< ?? orge Hu U n
Loaajafoa Ce.?J D. B Abell, ?.' H i.
Baiiioi d
(Mraas Ci ?Hen tmiu Kp ld
('?ittv>>u f ?9 lion John 1 Hrinkerhott
<hnan.j Ct ?2. A.rer* t> .Murray, ( anandai
_
New ? II ami'shihe.?The Wliiif State
l ' nreatsOB Will be held at Mancheaier Oct. 'J
MOBI m i i v ?There wer?- 3*"9 deaths ib
thi* i By last week. 5T men, ?54 women, 131 boys. Itg
s'r - 01 bhaaOi fcyapopleay.il, i nolera iniaxiiuiii,
3t. courultious, 'io , consumption, 3-1 . diarrbt a, tra .
dv?etite.-v. ij iiia/aariii.?, .?3 i nder 1 >ear, HI 1 to
trj a to 5.35 5 to io. 0. MtoW, Mj Bader II
in aearlB\m_
\\ 1 m District I tinieiiiioii-Another Fugitive
BlaTi lane.
t". rresjj.i. ei.ee ei Ti.e N Y Tuliuue.
liBaroes Iratnea, seturrUy, BapB 6,
The Whig ConTetttioa <jf the lid AaVJaMaV
biv District have ju.?t noin nat* 1 lion, tdwa/d Bdr
ward?, of < or.i.'.ti, as tneir delegate to the State
i onvtction.
There io a haute oaaatanMog hero .u.-t now am::ig
o'.r < aaared pepataahBi at regaedai b Pugiuve Baatri
Tie fei t? ui I hate them from tne ti'isband of the
a?t^'ed Fugitive, are as follows. BoSBO fire )ears
Mace, a family frr m (leorgta brought a servaii. ao
Btaa w.:h Bataa, who left tbem wlole here and In the
eoumeef * reei Mnai a eery re.riee-abie criored
Da'ter, nanied V ? Pti: "he ha-s never been aaf>
test, d a.i.i, .-ii her fori, i r i?a?ter .'.as beer, h. ie
rii i . 1, .t s ?.< e It w ? . i ;? i:,et,t causes] b) r,e
,-tr.o .? anoaai BaaBarthe Maw j.^vv they hire af.
waji been tu the look out, xr.d this Summer she h*s
been to t saada, .u.u la than now. althoug her iius
band is earryaag oa baohteai in r;ien' Faii' The
butDarid n.-aru n '-ently that tha iren'lemar. was here
from ototgia. anil came dow n to see him He a,?kci
IB u (..r km tatBfl< in Pe t's wife, and io< hi
1.... 'een olVred that sum bv a dealer ia Georgia,
?iiuii wiiimg to take rue enances of getting her
Tue Georman ?ays heeare? nothing about it per
aoaally. but his ntighbors will give him no peace as
lone as he aalows the woman to go. Wnat tnere- nt
ail] te 1 eaawM say. i. x. l
FP Th? Lcnilon Tt//:tt reports tiie ar?
rival at Portsmouth of H> r Ma esty's store ship
Htrcuits ff rn ? ]{a..'..T I Bed Btat*?." T ia
is :a'i.tr prtiisalure. but thefc 'a no telling wl. it
ii :) Lap,?;i ?. i t f thi ?? .lays
?seath tutrriran llrm?.
Wc are in.ii t< .1 u> UaaifU ?V C&'i Kx>
pros for full ?k? of Panama and fm?m. Arucr*??
papers. We gaikwj the mlmaieg item?, m ? ::t: ,a
tc the detail? alnai y published.
T*r l'?.'f?ra?*> I.VrcuJi.i Kifrttr s..;. ?
?? The flenn? I..:,;. . rUfaj v - ttiral sadi
Mineral interest* of th.? countrv have r. ver m (or.
ably manifesUtt :..?n.stIvee ?* tbn r*r?sttae
?u i tip 1:? ; i ihwttiahaveag ni'u.i .???., , t^i
la it,
" In the Tew IffJ IBM rrst vear Ml M rt- ? n
ii>tiata\.?.i.i. l*to|4MUtt '.?**<.: as?
cended to gl.-: i .. . ano in iv. ??? g:.?, ?. ??
Tue export* to IVeruprua ? pally consist ur rt <*heai
anal Hour have - rpaaaid t..e MrnH ?, 1 ftuo.ati
taking also into 1 nasal, rota n Use pro) i ? Kvp-ir-n.
ItMof wheataa<1 Boar tu Sv.lucy during 1 'r nrr ??!
>ear, Agr.cult 11 el produce must remain ?v?ri.e, and
?oat with Neef) Mia a: a u:>>drrair prxre Sascha
a .. oi-; sat ai. ttj.r aad grower* ? | ,.iul
preparations as saw .1 larger?raantiti of see i t nett
y ears crop, rhe n lud >n at presrnt - ? , .
or the demand, 1: 1* .:-.vist u .?.,.? Uat
; net * thev wr. ag 11a n aliaaaaoh s u-nraaadyv
In t!u- ii h > 1 Unets of -tic roumry ? .- v??,?
.'?'iinshing ratal aai is< 1 da taa a sea teal
t'optaro are ua:!\ v.?....re inor* anol
l opupu is fa.-', inert ? ???.: I
The amount . ; uiervh iodise de.si- .te?| is tha
haaahai w in beam 1 of 1 alpat um?, during ,ne (oi.ow?
?ng rear*, has trees
in ixt?.aM^Mbalra La >?> .... 113^*3j^.-,
im*.laeJaj l>s,i.^aaj
N(i ... aMsftl ??
'1 he tiovernintt.: ;vti.t all the rx;srnses Ir.-rved -v
t ougress. ai..t .1: thi . 11.1 of a vear ii prc?cttts a rear
.'ue of #l.iisw,'.)|5.. : wbash IMtViM awes ??1 tta-u
?*i *o I on. 01 purlieu! ol the ifce?'ol taa
?debt, ana BMKRtl m taa Mast
rhaOeeefaaarathai Roaeda eagiao saaaaaUBa
al'aaaauttee to nveatigat? tbe Spant? Mi t -.w
reafa at* haire bow practiced mm.? KepuMa*. in or*
dt-r to introdure ?;.. dterattoaa aa the an . aai
Bad circuinstai.c... regime. The Ifemmittee '?ir..q.
Muadol the following .eutleunn M.ti lew it*
R oaro, t .tr 1? Lan ? t.< U ? l.von, A ward
Jose f>Sn*raae aaa] kahbraaaa aUBW^hea
Laai Merase aaa ef Lap
Wo eopj fron T.c Sum af that a* ^
thelaBaabaj aattuaatal ahaexaeatkM ? 1
pe?. Il .tillers ia a BM Mpartl ;r'i..i . . .
ready pualtshe '
hi thr !ata. heaar Oea Lopei waa bi ? . j
aaeeaded the alatforai with a Irmtf p :' . .y
was envelope.] in 1 white rhrotai Ptn . r
Iheareaaartdtheehrottd, . 1 then .' it 1; ..
rrnl in his full military unif? rut before th. ? , \\
multitude
H.i appearance wi.? c tint, dtmiet !
Kot a roajete quivered Re looked 1 ?
raUoaa far death unmoved. bis tsuuntemu \
not. and his w hoi. waring waa Im aad n ?
The vaaearthsaer noa letaoted his embroidered
coat, his MUth, .1 gl It and BU the UHtgaia 1 f HR flBttty
tart rank, in kakaa ot a?ajraea
Oeaaaal Leaae, arRh hi* aejaat Ughthj i'""nl to
gethet in front. ste| pad forw an!, aad ia a itrong.rlear
wice. slowly ?|. Kc 'o tl..v?. at, i: d i?fu .??.? .
?? I pray the i-er*viis ?ho have compro a tad aM t?
pardon tne a* l p odon them
?? My death a 11 not rhaage the leatai - af ? 1 ? ?
ihe execution . . landing a little N to.nl. i.ere in
terruptcd him in an .1 mittag tone, auk ?? fMaie, e
oiil. k, I 8 q'liek "I
Oeaeral 1 open, turning hia head | irMi iroml,
find his eye on the nun. and rani Meraly n U ng
his terth, ? Wait. Sir '* He UM 11 aoattaiied
?? ka?ru, aty t > loved Caea ! Iahen, mv brethren |"
The Oeaeral t' en Mi peed k ick. ia 11 I hna 1 it nn
the rtool. A niwith the i rti it;x and 1 ipet ?t.aid
on oni aide ol hltn the executioner .<? l'ie ?flMir.
1 I 1 cili ar was Iben pkaOfd around tue pi'?r:ier*?
neck The p?-i( ?t row p'aci d the . rue fix tie* .teen
the fient ral s hands, an 1 |ua as be a i* In tha aM of
inclining hia hi atl to kisa 1. ihe anneal aai < ??<mf
the fatal screw, tniittlte head of the unlo, iuna:c man
at the same instant (hopped Reward, laaehajaRhi
crucifix 11. ni ret moved agaht Ta ?? ial the
od) of . ue ot 'lie bravaat ntea thai eirr t*rea*
tue.ith, but a moment BgO bUvO| now a gkaatiy
coivre.
'i he exi ci.tion w aa en lui ted in the most arderlg
manner and in perfei i silen e No shouting or any
other exhibition of appl iute ?as rnanlfest. Wnethet
thi.? was the re-:'! ?I the new- t: an Ne* iv ..? nis,
or the express order- of the < apt un i.en ral, 1? n>>t
known
Immediate!] artet the 1 lecuiioa, Ooeentl l ? p. / s
t ody was t-'ki 11 doa n, and pnxntelv Ma .1 i
? '
The following paragraph 1.1 Tkt 1 ir r, R te
lation lotheexecBtioa of Oea. I.ope/., wdi >e real
with painful inter. ?1
?? We hate OBBft s.-.i wuli a geatlom m who M.I
within ,? tf* feat af Lapel at ihe time m anaoi
uon. lie ronbraia the aeeeaal oi tha booraag ol 'he
nctiin ai ihe 1 ag i|', and aieodeoOTkM 1 tat m.ale ol
death as M inw more iiistaatani 011s Hi in hang ng I o
p, / mounted the ptatfarm aRk 1 tum Mep, Ireaaad in
white, lookii it haggard and rad beyond deaerurtnan
The lite .and soul of the man was .dreadv | onebelurn
the execuu. in 1 did bta a orb lie waa parautted t?
say n few words, n i,it out hs taaswV eaag aad thoaa
weie, 111 etttel, tbat he 'forgave overybodl a.nt
wished everyU Iy to fargire hue, That no died at*
hi> beloved I ui... ' lie wa? 'In u ?e.iti I .a a ?ort of
chair, the collar wa? alinsted. and nv the loeehaag
of a spring, the a eifbf 01 two Ihonmad pi an '.< tn?p
tied tin- m I haiali. arhbrh ho hol I claaged
before him, 1. his kneea, tha aaly root Mat that
ladbratevidi I iwdr remained four koun?oaRI
the fa. e t ec euitref) Ma k eil ? ed to lue burn?
ing heat id ' , and the burning indtauattoa ef
the mult ii u, ' in 1 Ki?. aye witness of tbaaeeae,
we learn tl eating .?i ItatradagaaM ? u?e p -
rates' was inn 1 . t univt-rs 1! among all . lasse?,
so much so. ' 1 v. 11 tbe aegreee who lifted tfka>
bodies of li, 111? into tbe !iear?e, al Alare?,
haadled tiwit ? uhi) and tiu? gare rtasbaaM aha
horrible klont? ol p-mt murt'-m insult- and mutila?
tions.**
? av ?
I i.l SPARIARM Of KBW??MLR4Rg ?W
noticed, some da)?trace,that slaina i by the recent
riot, numbers ol our Spanish popalai on had either
left. or were on the pohtl <>f baeiaa, the < ty T>*
t'rlraiiian, uf ?et Stda) , no'ices the departure ol t?'?
hutiilrtit for II ,v.ma '/'?< W.? ban an editorial, 10
which it ?eeks to alht) anv apprehei.-i.ni? mi ihn**
wim yet remain We jmn wnh >>ur eetamparanaU
in thinking the apprehxtnaaoai uf our Spanish citiaenr
tote entirely groundlore,and inadriskagUnunRat
thev can remain w.th .?.iv aasaraaaa of mhattrnnd
predeetioa tothewperaoaa sad pr.ijier'\ Tbe m.>?
n| the list wa? :ti no mea.'Ure com ,. ed nl in,
known Citizen? or any r.-.l fru nd? ol the l ubau
struggle, and an attempt to revive il- MWaM emu'd
Le promptly pul down 'I bo kaMmthMM in <>"' aaRj
Ibeaiselres, form a ralutbta taxiy oi men to cbe- a
any such disturbances. The friends ol ( u*ia are de
Icrnuned thai no -in/mi ..1 mot,ism -ti.il a'licb ?<?
tlo ir cause, and will be among the i.r?t and tre
a. Ura to frustrate any mot. rJOBBJM
We -ay th. -r th.n<? I.e. .nix ir are .?:.?,on. that,
for the credit uf ..nr >itv. lor the eradtt el nur free
laws and free ?paat h, lad ?<>r Ihe credit of the BOUM
of t uba in the I nite.i snates. ,1 etam of men wb>
are eharrid wi.h no crime, many of whom arc en
t ef> I lid Us'r 11 ii- ue! inotfeiisirc, and saabO ef whoia
have learnt ironi Bssori ton t.i (yaapathina ia a
struggle for freedoat, ihtatld not be driven fruuo'ir
city ay apprebensni. of n.deii. e Ti e ft wr amorig
tuem who .?annul r<-Irani Ihe ulterue'e of violent
abuse and t,..;, t i-':'? tiie ,tf in icon,in opposed
to their ten tum nta, may perhaps do well tu leave ,
buttnduMrioui aad Inohenairo Hpanlaids will, as
are eoiitideiit, pursue thwtf walk.s in pt tea,aadba
entirely nndistuibeu in their avo< ilion
Ralliooiea ia Ohio.
Oanamsanaaes <f The m y Trc m
DarTOS. ORhbj Tnewl.iy, Se;.t 2, IWI
As your paper c:r nlaUts pn tty BaaoR
every a b. re, , on . ? > Ml v,e o. nier- sti d at alial <
going on in this (start of . reataiii I knoa. uf Mi RBT
gle Uifluen. e wt?r. I. is destined tu work < l> w? ?:? I
fill ' hange? in the West bj tbat of Kaiin ads Bu' a
short t.u.e as'o to . .rney to New \ or'i UM tka
peRn%tapasfdhBH goeda ana indeed a su.w. teda?.?
and expensiv. BBaUtttahhraj. .Nuw.the * aole tb;r4
. an he aeruennfRlbrd. at leav tauut a week inaf:*'*
dayslrom lhi? date the < incuinati, Haauitoa ??^
Dayton Railroad will l^e conrpleled and in rrperauoo.
Or. thail We .J;.,., .,e on tne one o. 'li. "? .1 ' '? ? " '
RaiRwado nereaa the Male of Oha?. Trie viadBi|?
ai.d Lake Krie lt.. d. and th. < incint.ati and Day-' a
It ?. nnect ,.t D.i.t.Mi The hater, it:? ?atd, -*o?a
of the best built Roads in the t'nmn. And the ttarner
is being relaid flow Springhrid io 8andiiJky ama
UM Beat i tail, ??> thai hi * nhaet tun. me ?*"r
liae will lee new aad ia parfact order i:. ?*ie?ia ,
?heetitrareeto ?- .r -k>- Par ha- ? deeper.^,
so that there is an at :ndaneeof water a' all tistr%
fur tbe largest ?teaira rs to enter ana of '-? *** \
l.arb-.rs on' tiie Lake- Tbe Mrbtbtrr, lutf Otm*
h< ad, say from S; nr gnekd eta Dartoai ^""L1?*
r an. eiu-Dsls t.iro .rh tne most popakaM antJ ama??
, . rated aecttoa e,l otuo. The |e0fi?;..ti"s stta?
Valley of the Miami .? bedey more ?im- tl -n r,.a?
of ?ie Coiinccticut Ritar Valley And -.Men.
that we i. u. ?> MM "I RM rtiortett as ?eaaa?-^
liUickest route tu the East, a new link i? W ja isa
fri m ?prmglie! I ". Di .aware, which, it ?? '*
aiil shovtea the dRB unea 'rom 1 ^'[^^^
:.a:. at I. iM one her If vou look at 7fmmw,^
ob.o fi.r . BataBM .'. ><?u will see at a etsarr^
bWa Of the new runte, arel r?erlia|-? wotetef aa?
wr: aevrr butR ; < t>>re Hut it is enough to "VJJr
It is ail under ci.tra. ?, and will be ballt in taeasot>
. | ?? el ? _ I?' <?" '
TVre
i. trwa
ty T It P: I ? its Do?e???
? i Kaw-Havan . 'be ?-n?al ?f the Bi
. - < n. V. . \
19 Mtaers p. at v r- . Pxo- im * r. - ?JJV'j
i ,ur n .w '. ... l. .a.? s. "I .?* ?*

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